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beekeep - 08 Sep 2006 18:17 GMT
And posting with avengeance.  

I knew he couldn't resist our sand box for too long.  Let the games begin.

Ya don't suppose snohole is paying Budd to take the heat off if him do ya?

Now if we could just get Little Jay to come back.

beekeep
Roy - 08 Sep 2006 18:23 GMT
> And posting with avengeance.
>
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>
> Now if we could just get Little Jay to come back.

Well, it should make for a interesting week end.

Roy
> beekeep
theguy@whatever.net - 08 Sep 2006 19:10 GMT
>> And posting with avengeance.
>>
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>
>Well, it should make for a interesting week end.

it should.  personally, i'm gonna try to ignore the idiot, but my
track record for that isn't so very good.

>Roy
>> beekeep
Budd Cochran - 08 Sep 2006 21:41 GMT
Roy, that depends on you and the others.

If any arguments start with me, it will be because you, theguy, beekeeper,
T-bone, or someone else chooses to tell me to not practice my beliefs, to
shut up, ... to censor me, to deny me my Constitutional Right to Freedom of
Religion, to worship as I please.

If my beliefs include verses in my sigline or responding to false teachings
or misquoted Scriptures, what does that matter to you or the others?

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John 3:16-17, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:23, 6:23, Ephesians 2:8-9

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It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
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>> And posting with avengeance.
>>
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> Roy
>> beekeep

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Denny - 08 Sep 2006 22:39 GMT
> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>
> If any arguments start with me, it will be because you, theguy, beekeeper,
> T-bone, or someone else chooses

I see that I get left out again....... My feelings are hurt... <G>

Denny
Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 00:40 GMT
I never argue with anyone that doesn't deserve it, and you just don't
deserve it.

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>> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>>
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Denny - 09 Sep 2006 00:58 GMT
>I never argue with anyone that doesn't deserve it, and you just don't
>deserve it.

You can tell me....I can take it.....Is it 'cause of my cute furry ears???

Denny

> <VBG>
>>
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>> Denny
Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 04:12 GMT
Now, Denny, am I gonna have to call your_other_ boss, Mr. E. Bunny and tell
him? You don't want to get him hopping mad, now do ya?

Ya just don't deserve it. If ya did ya'll get it real good, but ya don't.

Now be glad ya don't deserve it. There are some things it's better to not
deserve, some things ya don't wanna ever deserve.

VBG
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It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
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>>I never argue with anyone that doesn't deserve it, and you just don't
>>deserve it.
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Dale Yonz - 10 Sep 2006 07:22 GMT
On 9/8/06 5:58 PM, in article 6tnMg.594$zt1.227@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com,

>> I never argue with anyone that doesn't deserve it, and you just don't
>> deserve it.
>
> You can tell me....I can take it.....Is it 'cause of my cute furry ears???
And the fluffy ball of fur on your rear :))
dale
> Denny
>
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>>> Denny
mac davis - 09 Sep 2006 16:41 GMT
>I never argue with anyone that doesn't deserve it, and you just don't
>deserve it.
>
><VBG>
Admit it, Budd... In a battle of wits, the wabbit is sort of out gunned.. *eg*
Mac

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Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 18:31 GMT
Now I wouldn't say he "outgunned", but he might have difficulty finding the
battlefield without a GPS. . . .and someone to explain it to him.

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> On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 17:40:44 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
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Roy - 09 Sep 2006 06:40 GMT
> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>
> If any arguments start with me, it will be because you, theguy, beekeeper,
> T-bone, or someone else chooses to tell me to not practice my beliefs, to
> shut up, ... to censor me, to deny me my Constitutional Right to Freedom
> of Religion, to worship as I please.

Budd, as I see it and saw it before ya did your usual, nobody gives a damn
what ya believe,  if ya believe or not. But every damn thread you involved
youself in immediatly turned into a religious experience. That what ya want
to do that's fine, I'm sure the results will be the same. Worked for me
anyway.

Roy
Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 12:55 GMT
No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
Someone else did that.

I responded as I believe I am supposed, to according to my beliefs, to
misquotes and untruths about Christianity, which is to offer the corrections
for the quotes and truth instead of untruths. I will continue to do so.

It was the refusal to accept both what the Bible actually says and what
Christianity really is that caused the problem. I just caught the flak
because God, according to the attackers, wasn't available. So, I was told I
was "over the edge", had "lost it", "going too far", etc.

Stop and think carefully, Roy, I only said the Bible says other belief
systems are wrong, that the verses in the Bible have simple meanings, and
that the Bible says those who do not believe as the Scriptures say you
should will go to Hell.

Not one darn time did I say you had to believe as I do or else. That is your
choice

If you want to argue with someone over what's in the Bible, take it up with
God. I'm just the messenger boy.
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>> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>>
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> Roy

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Roy - 09 Sep 2006 18:43 GMT
> No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
> Someone else did that.

That was enuff said for me but you continue on into a 4 or 5 paragraph.

> I responded as I believe I am supposed, to according to my beliefs, to
> misquotes and untruths about Christianity, which is to offer the
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> If you want to argue with someone over what's in the Bible, take it up
> with God. I'm just the messenger boy.

No you are the one who constantly interjects your belief in the bible into
every response you make as you have here.. Thus my "religious experience"
Not a argument just how I see it..

Roy
Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 19:29 GMT
So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?

Roy, as I understand and believe the Scriptures, I am to be ready to give
everyone an answer and a reason for my faith (1st Peter). I am to not hide
my Light under a bushel (Matthew, Mark and Luke) and I'm to keep myself
acceptable to the Lord (Matthew).

I apologize for not reading your mind and in that manner discovering I'm not
allowed to type as many words as I see fit to use to reply to a post. A pox
on me!!!!!

Tell me something, would a person of another ethnic persuasion from yourself
be required to deny what that persuasion is in order to respond to a post by
your rules? There's a name for that . . . .

I am a Fundamental, Conservative Christian (an ethnicity by definition) and
I will not deny it for you or anyone.

Oh, golly, this makes six (6) paragraphs!!!!

All you have to do, Roy, is not reply and let me be as I am. Either accept
me or killfile / ignore me. But as long as you continue to tell me what I
can or cannot do, can or cannot be, can or cannot believe, then I will reply
to those comments because, by the Bill of Rights, I have the right to reply
to misquotes and misinterpretations of Scripture, be the Christian I believe
I should be, and believe the Bible is the inerrant Word of God, transcribed
by 47 inspired authors in the form of 66 books with an accuracy of 99.5%
when compared to the oldest copies of the books of the Bible.

Have a good day.
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It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
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>> No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
>> Someone else did that.
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> Roy

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Larry Crites - 09 Sep 2006 19:48 GMT
So, what's your truck question?

Larry
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> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
>
>  <<snip>>

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Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 04:42 GMT
What's yours?

I've been around here about 10 years, and how long did you say you had been
here?

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> So, what's your truck question?
>
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Roy - 09 Sep 2006 19:51 GMT
> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?

No Budd not in the least. I would think that you might take to alt.religion
or whatever

> Roy, as I understand and believe the Scriptures, I am to be ready to give
> everyone an answer and a reason for my faith (1st Peter). I am to not hide
> my Light under a bushel (Matthew, Mark and Luke) and I'm to keep myself
> acceptable to the Lord (Matthew).

You still don't get it do ya? Doubtful many here care and fewer probably
want to read what ya believe in.

> I apologize for not reading your mind and in that manner discovering I'm
> not allowed to type as many words as I see fit to use to reply to a post.
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> I am a Fundamental, Conservative Christian (an ethnicity by definition)
> and I will not deny it for you or anyone.

No Budd in mho you are a religious nut.

> Oh, golly, this makes six (6) paragraphs!!!!
>
> All you have to do, Roy, is not reply and let me be as I am. Either accept
> me or killfile / ignore me.

Yup, you were the first person I had ever used a killfile with. In fact I
had figure out how to use it.

>But as long as you continue to tell me what I can or cannot do, can or
>cannot be, can or cannot believe, then I will reply to those comments
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>inspired authors in the form of 66 books with an accuracy of 99.5% when
>compared to the oldest copies of the books of the Bible.

Budd you came back just to argue that's it nothing more, it is the same BS
that you spewed before ya left last time

Here's my words to inspire you. Go f.ck yourself! I just don't have the time
or inclnation to read your mindless crap.

Now that should inspire you to really play the victim.

Plonk!
Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 04:50 GMT
>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
>
> No Budd not in the least. I would think that you might take to
> alt.religion or whatever

What good would that do if the misquote or misinterpretation is in
a.ad.t.??????

>> Roy, as I understand and believe the Scriptures, I am to be ready to give
>> everyone an answer and a reason for my faith (1st Peter). I am to not
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> You still don't get it do ya? Doubtful many here care and fewer probably
> want to read what ya believe in.

I have no doubts about whether you care or not, you don't, but that's just
the way you are about it, right?

OTOH, I do care, and that's the way I am about it.

>> I apologize for not reading your mind and in that manner discovering I'm
>> not allowed to type as many words as I see fit to use to reply to a post.
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>
> No Budd in mho you are a religious nut.

Thank you. That's the kindest thing you've called me in a while.

>> Oh, golly, this makes six (6) paragraphs!!!!
>>
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> Yup, you were the first person I had ever used a killfile with. In fact I
> had figure out how to use it.

Congrats. Glad I could help you increase your computer skills.

>>But as long as you continue to tell me what I can or cannot do, can or
>>cannot be, can or cannot believe, then I will reply to those comments
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> Budd you came back just to argue that's it nothing more, it is the same BS
> that you spewed before ya left last time

No, it's the same facts I stated and you objected to the last time.

> Here's my words to inspire you. Go f.ck yourself! I just don't have the
> time or inclnation to read your mindless crap.

Fine, then don't, but I'll leave the sexual perversity to those that don't
believe it is the sin the Bible calls it.

> Now that should inspire you to really play the victim.
>
> Plonk!

<LOL> I am not the "Victim", Roy. I am the warrior. I have the whole Armor
of God (Ephesians)

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craig@metronet.com - 09 Sep 2006 20:16 GMT
> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
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> my Light under a bushel (Matthew, Mark and Luke) and I'm to keep myself
> acceptable to the Lord (Matthew).

Here we go again.  Try this, thick skull: talk religious nonsense on a
religious ng ... NOT ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCK.

Your stupidity is not that you believe ... it's that you try to
convince everyone else.  If we want to be brain washed, we'll find you
in alt.religion.*

Craig C.
azwiley1 - 09 Sep 2006 20:59 GMT
Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the appearance
of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.

The sad thing I find here is that a lot of people are trying to moderate the
group.  If you want a moderated, invitation only group, start one.  If you
are protecting the interest of the unknowing, as it the case with Snoballs,
that is all well and fine.  But, if it is just something that you simply
don't like or believe, why the f.ck don't we all just ignore it?

At one time, this group was full of people that talked, shared information
and helped people.  I would even go so far as to say that at one time, each
one of us though of the others as "friends."  Then there was the problems
w/Lil Jay, then DD, and god knows who else.

What the f.ck happen?

>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
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>
> Craig C.
Roy - 09 Sep 2006 21:12 GMT
> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
> appearance of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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> you simply don't like or believe, why the f.ck don't we all just ignore
> it?

Yup, that's what I've done.

> At one time, this group was full of people that talked, shared information
> and helped people.  I would even go so far as to say that at one time,
> each one of us though of the others as "friends."  Then there was the
> problems w/Lil Jay, then DD, and god knows who else.

That still happens most of the time. But every so often this happens

> What the f.ck happen?

With regards to this thread? What you see unfolding has happened before.
You'd have to go back a few months to get the gist of it. Actually you
probably should read it, sorta blew me away.

Roy

>>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
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>>
>> Craig C.
Denny - 10 Sep 2006 01:05 GMT
>> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
>> appearance of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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>>
>> What the f.ck happen?

Imho it started several years ago when some of the old-timers kinda drifted
away. Then a few dropped by and the drift of the group went to arguing about
anything, didn't really matter what the subject was. And it didn't take long
to get to the name calling and deep jabs. I think that drove off some of the
other guys that got tired of reading it. I admit that it was entertaining
for awhile but it does get old. Now it seems like its getting back to the
'friendly' stage with the joking and info trading. Of course, there are
exceptions to everything.

Denny
azwiley1 - 10 Sep 2006 01:17 GMT
>> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
>> appearance of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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>
> Roy

Nah Roy, not with this thread, in general with the group.  I started in here
around 98 which is when I got stationed in Hawaii and have been here since.
I have seen (read) a lot of sh.t in here, but over the last two years or so
it has gotten crazy stupid.

>>>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>>>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
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>>>
>>> Craig C.
Roy - 10 Sep 2006 01:32 GMT
>>> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
>>> appearance of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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> since. I have seen (read) a lot of sh.t in here, but over the last two
> years or so it has gotten crazy stupid.

Different levels of tolorance I guess... Things and people change so it is
what it is today. I'm sure it will change again as different people flow in
and out.

Roy

>>>>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>>>>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
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>>>>
>>>> Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 05:16 GMT
Like I said a long time ago, Larry, we left the back door open too many
times.

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> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
> appearance of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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>> Craig C.

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craig@metronet.com - 10 Sep 2006 23:28 GMT
> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the appearance
> of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.

Oh, kiss my a.s.  I am not trying to moderate anything.  However, the
NAME of this ng indicates that the discussions should be about DODGE
TRUCKS ... NOT GOD, JESUS, THE LAST DAYS, BIBLE, THEOLOGY or other
PERSONAL CHOICE topics.

> The sad thing I find here is that a lot of people are trying to moderate the
> group.  If you want a moderated, invitation only group, start one.

And if I want to talk about god, I'll go to a group that was
established for that purpose.  Again, for the slow/religious retards,
this is NOT a religious ng.

> don't like or believe, why the f.ck don't we all just ignore it?

No!  This is a group for talk of Dodge trucks.  Not theology.

> At one time, this group was full of people that talked, shared information
> and helped people.

Right ... about DODGE TRUCKS.  NOT about whether Christianity is the
answer for mankind.

>I would even go so far as to say that at one time, each
> one of us though of the others as "friends."

Correct.  Then some "unnamed" jackass started all of the God talk.
Futher proving the point of many that religion simply ruins everything.

> What the f.ck happen?

Religious tyranny.

Craig C.
TBone - 10 Sep 2006 23:51 GMT
Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!

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> > Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the appearance
> > of) trying to moderate an un-moderated group.
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>
> Craig C.
azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 00:01 GMT
I would say that some just don't know how to play nice.

> Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!
>
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>>
>> Craig C.
miles - 11 Sep 2006 01:26 GMT
> Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!

That kinda sounds a bit ironic coming from you! Otherwise it sounds like
a good idea.
Chris Thompson - 11 Sep 2006 02:38 GMT
>> Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!
>
> That kinda sounds a bit ironic coming from you! Otherwise it sounds like a
> good idea.

LOL my thoughts exactly.

but still, I have to give Tom credit where credit is due.

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Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 02:38 GMT
Tom, that will be up to you.
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> Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!
>
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>>
>> Craig C.

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beekeep - 11 Sep 2006 02:38 GMT
>Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!

Budd got bored and picked up his fishing pole.  He seems to be getting quite a
few bites!  Even some of the smarter ones have holes in their lips.

beekeep

Johnny conchsell is representing the sting ray that killed Crockodile Hunter.
He says he's gonna get him off the hook.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 02:51 GMT
You still don't seem to have it figured out, Greg.

Think back . . . . .I mentioned my beliefs in a post a long time back and
got ripped into for it and was accused of proselytizing, and forcing my
beliefs on others (all false accusations) and was told I was an idiot for
believing. And it hasn't quit.

Why should I not defend myself and my beliefs, Greg?
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>>Man, is this crap ever going to end???  Can't we all just get along!
>
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> Hunter.
> He says he's gonna get him off the hook.

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azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 00:05 GMT
No thank you on the a.s kissing, though you might be into that sort of
thing, I don't swing that way.  :)

As to the rest of your rant, though this may be a group titled
Alt.Auto.Dodge.Trucks as it is an un-moderated group ANYONE can talk about
ANYTHING they desire.  Again, if you don't like what a person has to say, or
in your case, you know one person is posting something you don't want to
read, then simply don't read it.

BTW by your saying that the topics should ONLY be about Dodge trucks, and
not about  "other
PERSONAL CHOICE topics." is a form of moderation.

>> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
>> appearance
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>
> Craig C.
craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 00:53 GMT
> No thank you on the a.s kissing, though you might be into that sort of
> thing, I don't swing that way.  :)

I know that you know what "kiss my a.s" means.  Don't make this a "gay
thing".

> As to the rest of your rant, though this may be a group titled
> Alt.Auto.Dodge.Trucks as it is an un-moderated group ANYONE can talk about
> ANYTHING they desire.  Again, if you don't like what a person has to say, or
> in your case, you know one person is posting something you don't want to
> read, then simply don't read it.

How about this:  If you have a religious bullshit rant/opinion to make
... EMAIL IT to the person.  This group was not created for religious
talk.  Period.

> BTW by your saying that the topics should ONLY be about Dodge trucks, and
> not about  "other
> PERSONAL CHOICE topics." is a form of moderation.

So ... if I go to church, can I take the podium and talk about Dodge
trucks?

Fact is: if you go to church you expect to talk about god.  When I
visit alt.autos.dodge.trucks, I expect to talk about Dodge trucks.

There is no moderation involved ... just common sense.

Craig C.
Dale Yonz - 11 Sep 2006 06:34 GMT
On 9/10/06 5:53 PM, in article
1157932419.123901.184850@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com, "craig@metronet.com"
<mcraigchr@gmail.com> wrote:

>> No thank you on the a.s kissing, though you might be into that sort of
>> thing, I don't swing that way.  :)
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>
> Craig C.
Oh take a  pill and relax
dale
craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 15:23 GMT
> Oh take a  pill and relax

I am relaxed.  No pill necessary.

Thanks for your concern, however.  :)

You know what relaxes me?  WORKING ON MY DODGE TRUCK.  Which, without
the valuable assistance of this ng, would not have been as relaxing.

Craig C.
Dale Yonz - 12 Sep 2006 06:25 GMT
On 9/11/06 8:23 AM, in article
1157984635.888946.251980@q16g2000cwq.googlegroups.com, "craig@metronet.com"
<mcraigchr@gmail.com> wrote:

>> Oh take a  pill and relax
>
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>
> Craig C.
What really relaxed me was when I traded my rusting 2003 dodge in for a ford
powerchoke :))))
Just kiddin, miss that tincan cummins ins some ways
dale
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 02:36 GMT
>> Sadly, your stupidity is that you are (or at least are giving the
>> appearance
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> TRUCKS ... NOT GOD, JESUS, THE LAST DAYS, BIBLE, THEOLOGY or other
> PERSONAL CHOICE topics.

No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the primary
indicated topic of the group is Dodge trucks but, by virtue of being
UNMODERATED, almost any topic is permitted.

Oh, btw, I only talk about my beliefs when the Bible is misquoted,
misinterpreted or an attack is made on my beliefs, all of which have
happened in this Dodge newsgroup.

>> The sad thing I find here is that a lot of people are trying to moderate
>> the
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> established for that purpose.  Again, for the slow/religious retards,
> this is NOT a religious ng.

Again for the anti-Christian bigots, the group is unmoderated. Feel free to
leave if it bothers you so much.

>> don't like or believe, why the f.ck don't we all just ignore it?
>
> No!  This is a group for talk of Dodge trucks.  Not theology.

There you go moderating again. Why don't you just go start your own group
and you can only discuss your topics?

>> At one time, this group was full of people that talked, shared
>> information
>> and helped people.
>
> Right ... about DODGE TRUCKS.  NOT about whether Christianity is the
> answer for mankind.

I (me, myself, I, first person singular pronoun) have never said it is the
answer to all mankinds problems, but the Bible does.

>>I would even go so far as to say that at one time, each
>> one of us though of the others as "friends."
>
> Correct.  Then some "unnamed" jackass started all of the God talk.

Ah, you're talking about the person that got all bent out of shape when I
mentioned my personal beliefs in a thread a couple years ago. Shame on you
for calling them names.

> Futher proving the point of many that religion simply ruins everything.

No, it proves you don't understand Christianity and have no desire to,
that's all.

>> What the f.ck happen?
>
> Religious tyranny.

Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!!! ROTFLMBO!!!!!!

Apparently, it's "religious tyranny" in your dictionary to be harrassed for
having Christian beliefs, evidently.

> Craig C.

Killfile me, Craig, or leave the group, what ever you choose.

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 04:21 GMT
> No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the primary
> indicated topic of the group is Dodge trucks but, by virtue of being
> UNMODERATED, almost any topic is permitted.

Your religious topics are unwelcome.  Are you too ignorant to see that?

> Oh, btw, I only talk about my beliefs when the Bible is misquoted,
> misinterpreted or an attack is made on my beliefs, all of which have
> happened in this Dodge newsgroup.

No, you spout your sh.t unlike any "victim" I have ever seen.  Were you
a.s raped by a priest?  Is that the drive behind your constant
religious mantra?  (Even if this is the case, I'd still like you to
understand that this IS NOT the ng for that discussion.  Try
alt.religion.a.s.rape.budd.will.he.ever.shut.up)

> Again for the anti-Christian bigots, the group is unmoderated. Feel free to
> leave if it bothers you so much.

Or ... YOU can leave and spread your nonsense to a religious group,
where it BELONGS.  This is alt.autos.dodge.trucks.

> There you go moderating again. Why don't you just go start your own group
> and you can only discuss your topics?

alt.autos.dodge.trucks.  What does that mean to you?

> I (me, myself, I, first person singular pronoun) have never said it is the
> answer to all mankinds problems, but the Bible does.

Shut the f.ck up for christ's sake.

> > Correct.  Then some "unnamed" jackass started all of the God talk.
>
> Ah, you're talking about the person that got all bent out of shape when I
> mentioned my personal beliefs in a thread a couple years ago. Shame on you
> for calling them names.

And where did those beliefs get mentioned?  alt.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.
See anything out of place there?

> > Futher proving the point of many that religion simply ruins everything.
>
> No, it proves you don't understand Christianity and have no desire to,
> that's all.

My experiences with christianity aside, it still does not change the
FACT that this is not the forum for such discussions.

> > Religious tyranny.
>
> Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!!! ROTFLMBO!!!!!!
>
> Apparently, it's "religious tyranny" in your dictionary to be harrassed for
> having Christian beliefs, evidently.

You are old and apparently retarded as well.  ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.
Dwell on it.

Craig C.
azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 04:54 GMT
Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
This is an un f.cking moderated group!  Now sit the f.ck down, shut the f.ck 
up or get the f.ck out and STOP trying to f.cking moderate!

>> No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the
>> primary
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>
> Craig C.
theguy@whatever.net - 11 Sep 2006 05:42 GMT
>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
>it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
>This is an un f.cking moderated group!  Now sit the f.ck down, shut the f.ck 
>up or get the f.ck out and STOP trying to f.cking moderate!

larry, look, the same argument you use against craig, he can use
against you.  this is an unmoderated ng, you are correct.  that simply
means that everyone can say whatever they want, including craig.  now,
we would hope that common sense would enter into all of this
somewhere, but of course common sense is not so common.  the deal
really is that craig is using some common sense but you want to argue
individual rights.  in an unmoderated ng, i suppose that individual
rights rule becuase people can be as moronic as they chose to be.
never the less, you are using a philosophy that is just as valid for
craig as it is for budd.  craig isn't trying to moderate any more than
he is trying to get budd to stop moderating this ng as a religious
debate.  in the end though, craig and budd can pretty much say
whatever the f.ck they want to say.  obviously, common sense has no
place here as friendships and emotion prevail.  me?  i got no problem
with that.  i got no problem with budd.  he has every right to be
whatever he choses to be.  he has made it pretty clear what he choses
to be.  i'm willing to let that go, but you really got to let craig be
what he choses to be.  in this case, he really is just a fairly sane
voice in a fog of stupidity, but that is just my opinion.

>>> No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the
>>> primary
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>>
>> Craig C.
azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 06:16 GMT
you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
title of the group indicates one thing, as with any un-moderated group, any
topic is fair game.  We both know that we all talk about so much in here
that is not dodge truck related it is not funny.

I am not a religious person, but I can not and will not fault Budd for his
feelings, thoughts and beliefs and I don't think that it is right that
everyone appears to be doing just that.  On the other hand though (sorry
Budd) I also don't feel that religion need be introduced in every single
solitary discussion in here.  The sig line is one thing, correcting some one
on a incorrect posting is the right thing to do also, but there has to be a
line drawn some where, right?.  I think it ALL should just be left at that.

>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>like
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>>>
>>> Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 06:29 GMT
> you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
> point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
> title of the group indicates one thing, as with any un-moderated group,
> any topic is fair game.  We both know that we all talk about so much in
> here that is not dodge truck related it is not funny.

Agreed and I have, in the past joined in and had a heck of a good time
teasing Den . . the person of interest in the thread.

> I am not a religious person, but I can not and will not fault Budd for his
> feelings, thoughts and beliefs and I don't think that it is right that
> everyone appears to be doing just that.

Larry, I do appreciate your honesty and forthright speaking. I also
appreciate your spiritual position. I only hope that if you ever have a
spirtual question you will permit a friend who cares about you answer it for
you. I will not, and it's here for all to see, demand you join my church or
beliefs. Fair enough, my friend?

> On the other hand though (sorry Budd) ( Not a problem, friend) I also
> don't feel that religion need be introduced in every single solitary
> discussion in here.

I don't as seen by my replies to problems and questions (with a small
teasing about low tech coordinate determination systems).

> The sig line is one thing, correcting some one on a incorrect posting is
> the right thing to do also, but there has to be a line drawn some where,
> right?.  I think it ALL should just be left at that.

Agreed. And it's all I've ever asked anyone to do, if they would really take
the time to read what's in my replies. I won't bring up "the subject", but I
won't back away from defending it.

Thank you, Larry.

>>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>>like
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>>>>
>>>> Craig C.

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azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 06:39 GMT
>> you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.
>> My point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Agreed and I have, in the past joined in and had a heck of a good time
> teasing Den . . the person of interest in the thread.

Well, you know, that damn wabbit is just so furry and dare I say cute!
<VBFG>

>> I am not a religious person, but I can not and will not fault Budd for
>> his feelings, thoughts and beliefs and I don't think that it is right
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> for you. I will not, and it's here for all to see, demand you join my
> church or beliefs. Fair enough, my friend?

Budd, I have no problems with you, nor have I ever, so it is all good.

>> On the other hand though (sorry Budd) ( Not a problem, friend) I also
>> don't feel that religion need be introduced in every single solitary
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>
> Thank you, Larry.

No worries man.

>>>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>>>like
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>>>>>
>>>>> Craig C.
theguy@whatever.net - 11 Sep 2006 15:05 GMT
>> you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
>> point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
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>the time to read what's in my replies. I won't bring up "the subject", but I
>won't back away from defending it.

this is a fair position budd.  the only other thing that i would "ask"
is that you not take offense so easily.  a lot of time people are just
teasing you the same way that they are teasing others but you take it
seriously and off we go with another huge victim thread.  

>Thank you, Larry.
>>
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>>>>>
>>>>> Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 15:29 GMT
>>> you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.
>>> My
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> teasing you the same way that they are teasing others but you take it
> seriously and off we go with another huge victim thread.

Well, the problem is that teasing is only fun if it's not offensive to the
recipient.

Unfortunately, some cannot realize that I take offense at being teased about
what is most dear to my soul, my beliefs.

Nor do I tease someone about their beliefs, for that reason. To me, teasing
a person over a misstatement he made many years ago about bunny suits is one
thing, but teasing a person over what he believes in, what gives him comfort
in this screwed up world, is off limits.

One thing I don't quite understand is how I'm the "victim" in your eyes. I
am not the victim, for according to my beliefs, I am the winner. Does that
show you what I mean about how it should be off limits out of courtesy to a
fellow human being? All the assaults on beliefs are damaging to a person's
sense of worth.

Btw, as you, and others, have mentioned more than once, you can't always
determine if a statement is in jest from pixels on a screen, so you look at
that person's track record with you. Denny, Larry, Nate and others have
teased me enough to understand them a bit. You, for example, in this persona
at least, have been mostly antagonistic. If a person regularly hits you, do
you keep letting them hit you without response?

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theguy@whatever.net - 11 Sep 2006 15:02 GMT
>you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
>point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
>title of the group indicates one thing, as with any un-moderated group, any
>topic is fair game.  We both know that we all talk about so much in here
>that is not dodge truck related it is not funny.

i agree with you.  in a way, it is funny though, i enjoy reading the
wide variety of topics.  dodge trucks is simply a place holder, the
topic of discussion is wide open.

>I am not a religious person, but I can not and will not fault Budd for his
>feelings, thoughts and beliefs and I don't think that it is right that
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>on a incorrect posting is the right thing to do also, but there has to be a
>line drawn some where, right?.  I think it ALL should just be left at that.

agreed again.  i really am trying to do just that.  

>>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>>like
[quoted text clipped - 92 lines]
>>>>
>>>> Craig C.
mac davis - 11 Sep 2006 15:50 GMT
>>you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
>>point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>wide variety of topics.  dodge trucks is simply a place holder, the
>topic of discussion is wide open.

<snip>

For sure... It's been my experience that newsgroups that stay strictly on topic
usually dry up and blow away...
Sure, this is a good place to get and give help about Dodge trucks, but there
are only so many questions to ask/answer... the wide range of other stuff we
talk about is what keeps the group going between the "real" purpose of the
group..

IMHO, restricting talk here to dodge is like restricting the talk at a Lions
Club meeting to charity events... After a while you have an empty room to talk
to.. YMWV
Mac

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 16:01 GMT
> IMHO, restricting talk here to dodge is like restricting the talk at a Lions
> Club meeting to charity events... After a while you have an empty room to talk
> to.. YMWV

The occasional off-topic "OT" threads are a normal part of any
unmoderated ng.  And, (just in case you care), I don't have a problem
with that.  However, in the past few months, Budd has included
religious AND/OR political BS into almost every single post that he has
made.  That is not the PURPOSE of this ng.  And, dare I say, is
unwelcome to many of this ng's participants.

OT threads are fun ... in fact, I am guilty of contributing on many
occasions.  What I am griping about here is 1) how common religious
talk is in this ng and 2) when someone makes a post about the torque
spec on a fly wheel, the subject should not go into Jesus walking on
water ... unless the torque spec is something he tripped over and got
wet.

Craig C.
Dale Yonz - 12 Sep 2006 06:48 GMT
d, dare I say, is
> unwelcome to many of this ng's participants.
>
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>
> Craig C.
That's funny,  
See I told you that pill will relax you  :))))
dale
Dale Yonz - 12 Sep 2006 06:42 GMT
On 9/11/06 8:50 AM, in article abtag21e4h8o625d7eegbiompia15b51li@4ax.com,

>>> you are 100% correct and I agree with what you have to say about this.  My
>>> point now, as it was in the beginning with craig was simple.  Though the
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> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm
Talking about Dodge sometimes get boring.
Remember the times when we talked about dearranged dragon, building tator
guns, dodge ewe straighting us guys out once in awhile
mac davis - 12 Sep 2006 15:17 GMT
>Talking about Dodge sometimes get boring.
>Remember the times when we talked about dearranged dragon, building tator
>guns, dodge ewe straighting us guys out once in awhile

or the thread about GPS systems...  not specifically related to Dodge, but why
not tap knowledge here?

Hell, I asked about woodworking newsgroups here a few years ago and got great
leads.. *g*

Mac

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theguy@whatever.net - 12 Sep 2006 15:28 GMT
>On 9/11/06 8:50 AM, in article abtag21e4h8o625d7eegbiompia15b51li@4ax.com,
>
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
>Remember the times when we talked about dearranged dragon, building tator
>guns, dodge ewe straighting us guys out once in awhile

absolutely.  especially the tater guns.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 06:18 GMT
In do wish you would open your eyes, heart and mind and realize that I am
not "moderating the group", just defending my beliefs.

Until you break loose from that misconception, you will never see what I am
really doing or trying to do. Or do you even want to?

Once everyone quits telling me I can't defend my beliefs, can't respond to
misquotes, etc. then I will gladly shut up about them. But, even you, who
claims he's going to ignore me, continue to do the little stabs at my
beliefs with the " moderating this ng as a religious
debate" and "fog of stupidity" comments. Tell me how those comments help the
situation?

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>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>like
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>>>
>>> Craig C.

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mac davis - 11 Sep 2006 15:38 GMT
>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
>>it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
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>what he choses to be.  in this case, he really is just a fairly sane
>voice in a fog of stupidity, but that is just my opinion.

Holy sh.t! theguy has become the voice of reason in the group and he's pretty
much expressing my opinion..

How scary is THAT? *roflmao*

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theguy@whatever.net - 11 Sep 2006 19:48 GMT
>>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
>>>it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
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>https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
>https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

as they say mac.................if you hang around long enough you
will see just about anything.  lol.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 06:04 GMT
Relax, Larry. He's made his choices and one is to be an idiot.

Thanks, friend.

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> Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
> like it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
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>> Craig C.

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Nathan W. Collier - 11 Sep 2006 06:11 GMT
TAKE #2

howdy budd, how goes it?  long time no see, bring me up to speed with whats
going on in your life.
nathan

> Relax, Larry. He's made his choices and one is to be an idiot.
>
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>>>
>>> Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 06:38 GMT
Hey, Nate!!

What happened? I replied to your post but???? Ah, the marvels of Usenet.

Anyway, I'm doing some fishing (caught and released a 16" Largemouth back in
June), working on my old scooter (settled on doing a tribute paint layout to
honor all branches of the services, fire, police, EMS, in  a US flag style)
and trying to keep the old thumper thumpin'.

Health is "ok", but I'm having a little bit more trouble with my blood
sugars (type 2 diabetic) and a heart stress test was inconclusive because no
one told me to not take my Metropolol in the AM before the test. That
medication limits the maximum heart rate to about 100 BPM.

How is the family? What ya doing these days?

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mac davis - 11 Sep 2006 15:52 GMT
>Relax, Larry. He's made his choices and one is to be an idiot.
>
>Thanks, friend.

Congratulations, Budd... that was one of the more Christian and non-judgemental
statements that I've heard in a long time...

Hope he doesn't feel like it was a "personal attack"

(tongue in cheek so hard it hurts)

Mac

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Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 21:30 GMT
It was the Truth. and we all know my source for Truth.

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 21:39 GMT
> It was the Truth. and we all know my source for Truth.

A Dodge Truck?

Craig C.
craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 15:28 GMT
> Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
> it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
> This is an un f.cking moderated group!  Now sit the f.ck down, shut the f.ck
> up or get the f.ck out and STOP trying to f.cking moderate!

I'm not familiar with "Dee Dee Dee".  Is that purely a redneck term?
Bringing it back to the f.cking SUBJECT of the NG, it does start with a
"D" ... as in DODGE.

Craig C.
Nosey - 12 Sep 2006 21:56 GMT
> I'm not familiar with "Dee Dee Dee".  Is that purely a redneck term?
>
> Craig C.

Carlos Mencia explains what it means in this video:
http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=19182
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Ken

azwiley1 - 12 Sep 2006 22:47 GMT
Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently, I
was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen to
watch and enjoy good comedy.

>> I'm not familiar with "Dee Dee Dee".  Is that purely a redneck term?
>>
>> Craig C.
>
> Carlos Mencia explains what it means in this video:
> http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=19182
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 05:35 GMT
> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently, I
> was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen to
> watch and enjoy good comedy.

Me too, where?

Roy

>>> I'm not familiar with "Dee Dee Dee".  Is that purely a redneck term?
>>>
>>> Craig C.
>>
>> Carlos Mencia explains what it means in this video:
>> http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=19182
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 05:59 GMT
>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently, I
>> was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen to
>> watch and enjoy good comedy.
>
> Me too, where?

Where born, Buffalo.  Where live, Sierra Vista.

> Roy
>>
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>>> Carlos Mencia explains what it means in this video:
>>> http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=19182
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 06:15 GMT
>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently,
>>> I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen
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>
> Where born, Buffalo.  Where live, Sierra Vista.

I was born in Troy
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 06:18 GMT
>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently,
>>>> I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen
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>
> I was born in Troy

Small ng err world.  I mght be moving back to the area if this job comes
through.  A GS-09 position at the Army Medical Center, West Point.  It would
be nice as I would be only a few hours instead of days away from my son.
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 06:20 GMT
>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I
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> would be nice as I would be only a few hours instead of days away from my
> son.

I haven't been back in 30 years. Cold enough here in MA. Can't wait to get
to FL.
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 06:25 GMT
>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.
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> I haven't been back in 30 years. Cold enough here in MA. Can't wait to get
> to FL.

I used to go back every year at Christmas (umm is that a religious
statement?) to see my son and for the most part hated the weather.  Being in
AZ and HI spoiled me.  Though it does get cold here in the winter, we don't
get 84" of snow in 36 hours!  Though for the money that job will pay, I can
learn to deal with the cold and snow again.  I'll just have to trade the
Chevy in for a F-250 Superduty!
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 06:32 GMT
>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.
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> in AZ and HI spoiled me.  Though it does get cold here in the winter, we
> don't get 84" of snow in 36 hours!

There they spread it out over a couple of days but they get a bunch.

>Though for the money that job will pay, I can learn to deal with the cold
>and snow again.  I'll just have to trade the Chevy in for a F-250
>Superduty!

A close friend has a F-350 S/D diesel and is none to happy with it. Kicking
himself for not staying with a Cummins.ymmv.
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 06:39 GMT
>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.
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> A close friend has a F-350 S/D diesel and is none to happy with it.
> Kicking himself for not staying with a Cummins.ymmv.

I have seen and heard a lot of both good and bad with the Fords.  Biggest
thing I like is the room in them.  Having crawled around in all three
manufactures 250/2500 series trucks, the ford (imo) has the most room.  This
is something I want for comfort if I were to be driving from West POint to
Buffalo a lot.
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 06:41 GMT
>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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> This is something I want for comfort if I were to be driving from West
> POint to Buffalo a lot.

I've made a couple of trips to FL in the 05 QC with the wife and a 85 pound
dog and there was plenty of room.
Gotta go with what ya like though, it is your a.s that has to be happy.
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 06:48 GMT
>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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> pound dog and there was plenty of room.
> Gotta go with what ya like though, it is your a.s that has to be happy.

I wonder if I should get heated leather seats?  Mike?!  <VBG>
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 06:56 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
> I wonder if I should get heated leather seats?  Mike?!  <VBG>

Up there you'll want them.<G>
theguy@whatever.net - 25 Sep 2006 15:31 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
>I wonder if I should get heated leather seats?  Mike?!  <VBG>

not sure when your looking to buy but the '08 ford (i think it starts
selling this january) has a new engine.  the current 6l has been
really problamatic.  if you can, you might want to wait until the new
one comes out.  i have a bunch of friends with the 6l ford diesel.  no
one that i know would buy another but they love the rest of the truck.
everythng that i have heard about this new engine has been good.
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 15:36 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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> one that i know would buy another but they love the rest of the truck.
> everythng that i have heard about this new engine has been good.

Who is making the engine. If it is another navistar........

Roy
theguy@whatever.net - 25 Sep 2006 20:09 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
>Roy

i think that it is, but not positive roy.  i read about the new dc and
the new ford diesels a while back and can't remember for sure (age?).
as i recall, the new ford is a 6.4l and the new dc is a 6.7l cummins,
with a new auto tranny that is a six speed??????
Tom Lawrence - 25 Sep 2006 20:54 GMT
> i think that it is, but not positive roy.  i read about the new dc and
> the new ford diesels a while back and can't remember for sure (age?).
> as i recall, the new ford is a 6.4l and the new dc is a 6.7l cummins,
> with a new auto tranny that is a six speed??????

Yes, the new Ford is also a Navistar.  While much has been written about it,
with all kinds of glowing reviews, the same was said/written about the 6.0L
when it first landed, too.  Time will tell.

As for the Dodge, currently only the chassis cabs are available with the
6.7L engine (a bored and stroked 5.9L), and they are optioned with an Aisin
6speed transmission.  Starting in January, as a mid-model-year change, the
regular 2500/3500 pickups will come with the 6.7L as well, and will be
optioned with the DC 68RFE - an in-house-designed 6-speed auto, similar in
design to the 545RFE (ie. drive clutches and holding clutches, instead of
bands like the 4xRE's, and full electronic shifting).  One of the truck rags
recently reported on the upcoming availability of the "new Aisin 68RE"
transmission.  That's wrong.  They're two distinctly separate transmissions.
theguy@whatever.net - 26 Sep 2006 01:21 GMT
>> i think that it is, but not positive roy.  i read about the new dc and
>> the new ford diesels a while back and can't remember for sure (age?).
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>recently reported on the upcoming availability of the "new Aisin 68RE"
>transmission.  That's wrong.  They're two distinctly separate transmissions.

thanks tom.
beekeep - 25 Sep 2006 23:47 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
>Roy

Here, see for yourself.

http://people.bath.ac.uk/ccsshb/12cyl/

beekeep
azwiley1 - 25 Sep 2006 16:08 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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> one that i know would buy another but they love the rest of the truck.
> everythng that i have heard about this new engine has been good.

I'll have to look into it.  Have not heard they were changing motor
theguy@whatever.net - 25 Sep 2006 20:14 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
>I'll have to look into it.  Have not heard they were changing motor

as i understand it both dodge and ford have to, in order to meet the
new emission requirments as of january 1, 2007.   over at tdr a lot of
people are talking about buying a dodge now, before jan.  even though
the cummins will be bigger, there is a concern about the complexity of
the emission control crap.
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 20:27 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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> the cummins will be bigger, there is a concern about the complexity of
> the emission control crap.

I thought my 05 with the cat met the 07 stuff. Might be wrong though.

Roy
theguy@whatever.net - 25 Sep 2006 20:45 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> currently, I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a
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>
>Roy

well, what they are saying over at tdr is that jan. 1, '07, diesel
trucks have to meet essentially the same emiision requirments that
cars do?  there were new requirments as os jan. 1 '05, and i have
heard even newer ones as of jan. 1 '07.  maybe mike can chime in with
some facts rather than my rumors?

here is a couple of stories about it, fwiw:

http://media.ford.com/newsroom/release_display.cfm?release=24088

http://www.worldcarfans.com/news.cfm/country/acf/newsID/2060824.004/ford/new-6.4
-liter-powerstroke-diesel-engine-for-ford-f-series


http://www.turbodieselregister.com/07pressrelease/Dodge_1_PR.pdf#search=%22new%2
0dodge%20%20diesel%20engines%22

Roy - 25 Sep 2006 20:47 GMT
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> AZ
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>
> http://www.turbodieselregister.com/07pressrelease/Dodge_1_PR.pdf#search=%22new%2
0dodge%20%20diesel%20engines%22

We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the other
bs.

Roy
Tom Lawrence - 25 Sep 2006 20:58 GMT
> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
> other bs.

See, if you guys would knock off all the OT crap, this wouldn't be a
problem!  :^)

(That's a joke, y'all...  c'mon, laugh a little)
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 21:05 GMT
>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>> other bs.
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>
> (That's a joke, y'all...  c'mon, laugh a little)

Don't be mad at me! Beekeep started this thread.<G>

Roy
beekeep - 25 Sep 2006 23:30 GMT
>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>>> other bs.
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>
>Roy

I get blamed for everything around here.

beekeep
Denny - 26 Sep 2006 01:43 GMT
>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>>>> other bs.
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>>
> I get blamed for everything around here.

So you're the one that stole Red's machine....

Denny
Roy - 26 Sep 2006 03:41 GMT
>>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>>>>> other bs.
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>>
> So you're the one that stole Red's machine....

Oh Bullshit!! Mac had "the machine" and was supposed to give it to Red a
couple of years ago when he went north to visit a son. "The machine" never
got there. At the time mac was headed north, there were a bunch of reports
of a pick up with a plow running west on the interstate. Seems the driver
was this pink freak with big a.s floppy ears. Any idea who that might have
been???
<BFG>

Roy
> Denny
Denny - 26 Sep 2006 10:25 GMT
>>>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>>>>>> other bs.
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> been???
> <BFG>

I wouldn't have been me. I would never run my truck down the interstate with
the blade on. Seriously, last spring we had a truck towed in at work with
the engine so hot the plug wires melted. The guy was driving down the
interstate with a Western blade on and never looked at this temp guage. Must
have no hearing either for not hearing the chime when the temp guage went up
either. He was just mad as hell that he couldn't keep up with traffic on
I-75 with the blade on. He wanted us to be sure to put a motor in the ran
right this time.

Denny
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 12:57 GMT
You're kidding? Tell me they are NOT giving driver's licenses to idiots like
this in Ohio.

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John 3:16-17, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:23, 6:23

"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.
It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
(John Adams)

>>>>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all
>>>>>>> the
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>
> Denny

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theguy@whatever.net - 26 Sep 2006 15:29 GMT
>You're kidding? Tell me they are NOT giving driver's licenses to idiots like
>this in Ohio.

just let me say that denny said it was "The guy", not theguy.  

just saying, thats all <vbg>

>>>>>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all
>>>>>>>> the
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>>
>> Denny
Roy - 26 Sep 2006 16:58 GMT
>>You're kidding? Tell me they are NOT giving driver's licenses to idiots
>>like
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>
> just saying, thats all <vbg>

Deny, deny, deny,............................
<G>

Roy
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 19:37 GMT
No, Denny, Denny, Denny . . . . .

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John 3:16-17, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:23, 6:23

"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.
It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
(John Adams)

>>>You're kidding? Tell me they are NOT giving driver's licenses to idiots
>>>like
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>
> Roy

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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 19:36 GMT
ROTFLMBO!!!!

You owe me a Pepsi 1 soda. This one just got sprayed all over the wall.

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"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.
It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
(John Adams)

>>You're kidding? Tell me they are NOT giving driver's licenses to idiots
>>like
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>>>
>>> Denny

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Roy - 26 Sep 2006 13:48 GMT
>>>>>>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all
>>>>>>> the
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>
> Denny

Wait a second! Didn't have a 9 foot on it did it?

I had to move a blade for a friend who sold his truck without the plow.
Anyway did a 20 mile bit city and highway with it. Told him to do nothing
but watch the temp, it stayed well with in limits. Oh, did the move in
August had to be 75+. Maybe the cooling system for the diesel is the way to
go.

Roy
beekeep - 25 Sep 2006 23:29 GMT
>> We gotta get this out of this thread it is a pia to find with all the
>> other bs.
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>
>(That's a joke, y'all...  c'mon, laugh a little)

Well at least you didn't say "beekeep started it.  "

beekeep
mac davis - 26 Sep 2006 15:25 GMT
<snip>

>> well, what they are saying over at tdr is that jan. 1, '07, diesel
>> trucks have to meet essentially the same emiision requirments that
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>
>Roy

might be a little easier on ya if you tried that new fangled SNIP thang... *g*

Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm
mac davis - 25 Sep 2006 15:50 GMT
>I have seen and heard a lot of both good and bad with the Fords.  Biggest
>thing I like is the room in them.  Having crawled around in all three
>manufactures 250/2500 series trucks, the ford (imo) has the most room.  This
>is something I want for comfort if I were to be driving from West POint to
>Buffalo a lot.

I'd like to say "dodge or nothing" but to be fair, my neighbor has an 01 f-250
super duty with the powersmoke and he's got about 150k miles on it with a lot of
towing in that number... truck still runs great, though noisy as hell compared
to the late-model cummins..

I had the misfortune of spending about a month in the back seat one weekend on a
trip to Mexico... or at least tit SEEMED like a month...
Lots of room but not much choice of seating position... typical for a 4 door
truck, I'd imagine..
Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
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mac davis - 25 Sep 2006 15:43 GMT
>>>> Where born, Buffalo.  Where live, Sierra Vista.
>>>
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>I haven't been back in 30 years. Cold enough here in MA. Can't wait to get
>to FL.

I hear that! Last time I was there, I was about 5.. lol

My comfort zone does not include weather under 40 degrees... *g*
Mac

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Roy - 25 Sep 2006 15:58 GMT
>>>>> Where born, Buffalo.  Where live, Sierra Vista.
>>>>
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>
> My comfort zone does not include weather under 40 degrees... *g*

I'm trying to get out of here but I can't advance the calender. Gotta be
careful, this is off topic.<G>

Roy

> Mac
>
> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm
mac davis - 26 Sep 2006 15:23 GMT
>> My comfort zone does not include weather under 40 degrees... *g*
>
>I'm trying to get out of here but I can't advance the calender. Gotta be
>careful, this is off topic.<G>
>
>Roy

Well, we're taking the Ram when we move to Mexico but selling the Dakota because
we like it too much to tear it up on dirt roads... Is that better?
Mac

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mac davis - 25 Sep 2006 15:41 GMT
>>>> Thank you Ken, and for the record, though I may reside in AZ currently,
>>>> I was born and raised in NY, so I am far from a redneck.  I just happen
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>
>I was born in Troy

I was the lucky one in the family, born in Calif.... my sister and 2 brothers
were born in Buffalo... umm.. I think my sister, the oldest, was born in
Rochester...
Mac

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mac davis - 11 Sep 2006 15:36 GMT
>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking like
>it, don't f.cking read it you Dee Dee Dee!
>This is an un f.cking moderated group!  Now sit the f.ck down, shut the f.ck 
>up or get the f.ck out and STOP trying to f.cking moderate!

Hey Larry... you need to stop holding things in and learn to express your
feelings... *g*

Mac

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azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 17:56 GMT
I'm trying mac.

>>Hey a.shole, what the f.ck don't you understand!  If you don't f.cking 
>>like
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> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
> https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 06:03 GMT
>> No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the
>> primary
>> indicated topic of the group is Dodge trucks but, by virtue of being
>> UNMODERATED, almost any topic is permitted.
>
> Your religious topics are unwelcome.  Are you too ignorant to see that?

No, but I do see that you are trying to tell me what ai can or cannot say in
an UNMODERATED GROUP. That's either an attempt to moderate the group, or an
attempt to deny me freedom of religion ( FEDERAL OFFENSE). Now, according to
the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) I can do on or more things:
track your location ( ask a IT about this, if you don't believe it can be
done) and report it to them for filing Federal charges, killfile you ( I'd
rather not in case you have a question), or ignore your tirade. Oh, what to
do.

>> Oh, btw, I only talk about my beliefs when the Bible is misquoted,
>> misinterpreted or an attack is made on my beliefs, all of which have
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> understand that this IS NOT the ng for that discussion.  Try
> alt.religion.a.s.rape.budd.will.he.ever.shut.up)

My, my . . .a few posts ago you jumped azwiley1 for a homosexually oriented
remark, now you are doing the same. That is called "hypocrisy".

>> Again for the anti-Christian bigots, the group is unmoderated. Feel free
>> to
>> leave if it bothers you so much.
>
> Or ... YOU can leave and spread your nonsense to a religious group,
> where it BELONGS.  This is alt.autos.dodge.trucks.

Yes, it is and you are attacking my beliefs . . . shut up about my beliefs
and I will shut up also. . . .or I will continue to defend them . . .the
choice is yours.

>> There you go moderating again. Why don't you just go start your own group
>> and you can only discuss your topics?
>
> alt.autos.dodge.trucks.  What does that mean to you?

It means illuminated pixels on a screen that indicate by physical
arrangement determined by a series of program lines in the softwares
controlling the monitor's electromagnetic deflector coils sending electron
beams to selected perforations in the scren mask resulting in thte
florescing of the screen coatings in a form that represents
"alt.autos.dodge.trucks".

>> I (me, myself, I, first person singular pronoun) have never said it is
>> the
>> answer to all mankinds problems, but the Bible does.
>
> Shut the f.ck up for christ's sake.

Can't. Christ told me to say it, for His sake, thru His Disciples's writings
approximately 2000 years ago. Now, who should I follow, Jesus, the Christ or
an obvious anti-christian?

>> > Correct.  Then some "unnamed" jackass started all of the God talk.
>>
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> And where did those beliefs get mentioned?  alt.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.
> See anything out of place there?

Uh, nope. And in fact, you don't either except in your little world.

>> > Futher proving the point of many that religion simply ruins everything.
>>
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> My experiences with christianity aside, it still does not change the
> FACT that this is not the forum for such discussions.

ROTFLMBO!!!! HEY, CRAIG, SHOW ME WHERE I SAID IN THE EXACT WORDS, "THIS IS
THE PLACE FOR RELIGIOUS DISCUSSIONS" IN FULL, EXACT CONTEXT.

You can't because I never have. But I have said I will defend my beliefs,
the Word of God, and Chrisitanity ANYWHERE

>> > Religious tyranny.
>>
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>
> Craig C.

Dwell on this, Craig. You aren't my god, you are not anyone to me, and I do
not have to obey you.

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 15:19 GMT
> No, but I do see that you are trying to tell me what ai can or cannot say in
> an UNMODERATED GROUP. That's either an attempt to moderate the group, or an
> attempt to deny me freedom of religion ( FEDERAL OFFENSE). Now, according to
> the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) I can do on or more things:
> track your location ( ask a IT about this, if you don't believe it can be
> done) and report it to them for filing Federal charges,

Federal charges?  You are one serious dumb f.ck.  No laws have been
broken, you moron.  Go back to the crack pipe.

>killfile you

Supposedly, you already did in the last religious mess you started.  I
guess you were telling an untruth?  You know ... that is a sin.

>( I'd
> rather not in case you have a question),

I promise ... I won't have any questions to ask.  So, you can safely
remove that "burden" from you shoulders.

> > No, you spout your sh.t unlike any "victim" I have ever seen.  Were you
> > a.s raped by a priest?  Is that the drive behind your constant
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> My, my . . .a few posts ago you jumped azwiley1 for a homosexually oriented
> remark, now you are doing the same. That is called "hypocrisy".

A comparison.  I know someone that was a.s raped by a priest.  He is
obsessed with god talk like you.

> >> Again for the anti-Christian bigots, the group is unmoderated. Feel free
> >> to
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> and I will shut up also. . . .or I will continue to defend them . . .the
> choice is yours.

I have not attacked your beliefs.  I am attacking your ability to use a
little common sense.

> It means illuminated pixels on a screen that indicate by physical
> arrangement determined by a series of program lines in the softwares
> controlling the monitor's electromagnetic deflector coils sending electron
> beams to selected perforations in the scren mask resulting in thte
> florescing of the screen coatings in a form that represents
> "alt.autos.dodge.trucks".

<sigh>  Not much going on upstairs is there Budd?

> Can't. Christ told me to say it, for His sake, thru His Disciples's writings
> approximately 2000 years ago. Now, who should I follow, Jesus, the Christ or
> an obvious anti-christian?

You're asking me?  Well then:

Niether.  Be your own man ... one with just a hint of common sense.

> > My experiences with christianity aside, it still does not change the
> > FACT that this is not the forum for such discussions.
>
> ROTFLMBO!!!! HEY, CRAIG, SHOW ME WHERE I SAID IN THE EXACT WORDS, "THIS IS
> THE PLACE FOR RELIGIOUS DISCUSSIONS" IN FULL, EXACT CONTEXT.

You are thick skulled.  You didn't say it ... you have, however,
started MANY religious discussions in ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.
Therefore, a reasonable person (that's one that has a hint of common
sense) would assume that you have mistaken this ng for a religious one.

Once again, this is ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.

> You can't because I never have. But I have said I will defend my beliefs,
> the Word of God, and Chrisitanity ANYWHERE

Well then maybe I will bring some those mysterious "Federal Charges"
against you.

> Dwell on this, Craig. You aren't my god, you are not anyone to me, and I do
> not have to obey you.

That's where you are wrong.  I am your god.  I own you.  Now shutup and
bring me 50 virgins.

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 21:53 GMT
>> No, but I do see that you are trying to tell me what ai can or cannot say
>> in
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Federal charges?  You are one serious dumb f.ck.  No laws have been
> broken, you moron.  Go back to the crack pipe.

Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center for
Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.

>>killfile you
>
> Supposedly, you already did in the last religious mess you started.  I
> guess you were telling an untruth?  You know ... that is a sin.

If I newsgroup is unsubscribed and Outlook Express re-installed, tell me how
the killfiles will be retained?

>>( I'd
>> rather not in case you have a question),
>
> I promise ... I won't have any questions to ask.  So, you can safely
> remove that "burden" from you shoulders.

Famous last words?

>> > No, you spout your sh.t unlike any "victim" I have ever seen.  Were you
>> > a.s raped by a priest?  Is that the drive behind your constant
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> A comparison.  I know someone that was a.s raped by a priest.  He is
> obsessed with god talk like you.

And you were such a comfort to him . . . .

>> >> Again for the anti-Christian bigots, the group is unmoderated. Feel
>> >> free
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> I have not attacked your beliefs.  I am attacking your ability to use a
> little common sense.

<LOL> If you call my "religion" names ( "religion" is more properly defined
as one's attempts to EARN a place in the hereafter, but I'll use it for sake
of clarity) I will respond in defense. As for my "common sense", don't worry
about it, it's not your concern.

>> It means illuminated pixels on a screen that indicate by physical
>> arrangement determined by a series of program lines in the softwares
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> <sigh>  Not much going on upstairs is there Budd?

No, just giving your comment more response than it deserved.

>> Can't. Christ told me to say it, for His sake, thru His Disciples's
>> writings
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Niether.  Be your own man ... one with just a hint of common sense.

SO now you're proselytizing me into your beliefs???

Btw, when I followed your "religion", I was not nearly as happy nor as
certain of myself. No thanks.

>> > My experiences with christianity aside, it still does not change the
>> > FACT that this is not the forum for such discussions.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> You are thick skulled.  You didn't say it ... you have, however,
> started MANY religious discussions in ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.

No, I have defended my beliefs against attacks like yours . . .so, it is
those that attack me or my beliefs that start the process but haven't the
guts to admit it.

> Therefore, a reasonable person (that's one that has a hint of common
> sense) would assume that you have mistaken this ng for a religious one.

Then you do not fit that discription.

> Once again, this is ALT.AUTOS.DODGE.TRUCKS.

No, it is <alt.autos.dodge.trucks>

>> You can't because I never have. But I have said I will defend my beliefs,
>> the Word of God, and Chrisitanity ANYWHERE
>
> Well then maybe I will bring some those mysterious "Federal Charges"
> against you.

How? I'm following my beliefs and my God's instructions? ACLJ says I'm not
breaking any laws by trying to defend my faith.

>> Dwell on this, Craig. You aren't my god, you are not anyone to me, and I
>> do
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Craig C.

ROTFLMBO!!!!  Tell you what, go out into the middle of the nearest lake to
your home and post in here pictures verified by Guinness of you walking
unsupported by any means ABOVE the water and I'll think about your status.
Until then you are nobody.

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 22:20 GMT
> > Federal charges?  You are one serious dumb f.ck.  No laws have been
> > broken, you moron.  Go back to the crack pipe.
>
> Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center for
> Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.

:-)  Sue me.

> If I newsgroup is unsubscribed and Outlook Express re-installed, tell me how
> the killfiles will be retained?

Well ... I'm sure you can find the answer to that in
alt.computers.microsoft.outlook-express.   I hear that ng enjoys
religious banter, as well.

> > I promise ... I won't have any questions to ask.  So, you can safely
> > remove that "burden" from you shoulders.
>
> Famous last words?

Nope.  IF I ever had ANY questions regarding religion or any other
spiritual nonsense, you are positively the absolute last person I would
ask.  You can take that to the bank.

> > A comparison.  I know someone that was a.s raped by a priest.  He is
> > obsessed with god talk like you.
>
> And you were such a comfort to him . . . .

I was.  Then he started using it as a crutch and playing the victim,
all the while beating everyone else down with his god talk.

Sound familiar?

> <LOL> If you call my "religion" names

I don't recall calling your religion names (although I may have)... I
was calling you names.

> As for my "common sense", don't worry
> about it, it's not your concern.

Apparently it isn't your concern either.

> >> Can't. Christ told me to say it, for His sake, thru His Disciples's
> >> writings
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> SO now you're proselytizing me into your beliefs???

No.  You asked.  I was answering your question.

> Btw, when I followed your "religion", I was not nearly as happy nor as
> certain of myself. No thanks.

And now that you've found the lord, nobody is happy.

> No, I have defended my beliefs against attacks like yours . . .so, it is
> those that attack me or my beliefs that start the process but haven't the
> guts to admit it.

You've started the discussions, Budd.  Aren't you man enough to admit
that?  Nobody, out of the clear blue, attacked your religion.  You
spouted your crap to people that didn't want to hear it.  When they
told you they didn't want to hear it, you accused them of attacking.

You crawled upon your own cross and nailed yourself to it.

> > That's where you are wrong.  I am your god.  I own you.  Now shutup and
> > bring me 50 virgins.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> unsupported by any means ABOVE the water and I'll think about your status.
> Until then you are nobody.

You see that thing that just flew over your head ... that was the point
that you missed.

Done with you ...

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 22:34 GMT
>> > Federal charges?  You are one serious dumb f.ck.  No laws have been
>> > broken, you moron.  Go back to the crack pipe.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> :-)  Sue me.

I'd rather not. I'd rather reason this out but to do so would require you to
meet me in the middle, something you're disinclined to do. I do suggest you
look at their site, just for your own information.

>> If I newsgroup is unsubscribed and Outlook Express re-installed, tell me
>> how
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> alt.computers.microsoft.outlook-express.   I hear that ng enjoys
> religious banter, as well.

Ah, either you don't know or you're just evading the question.

>> > I promise ... I won't have any questions to ask.  So, you can safely
>> > remove that "burden" from you shoulders.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> spiritual nonsense, you are positively the absolute last person I would
> ask.  You can take that to the bank.

That is your choice.

>> > A comparison.  I know someone that was a.s raped by a priest.  He is
>> > obsessed with god talk like you.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Sound familiar?

Nope. That's not what I'm doing., but since you've convinced yourself
otherwise then there's no sense in discussing it with you.

>> <LOL> If you call my "religion" names
>
> I don't recall calling your religion names (although I may have)... I
> was calling you names.

You have.

>> As for my "common sense", don't worry
>> about it, it's not your concern.
>
> Apparently it isn't your concern either.

Would you know it if it kicked you in the head? I doubt it.

>> >> Can't. Christ told me to say it, for His sake, thru His Disciples's
>> >> writings
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> No.  You asked.  I was answering your question.

AHA!!!!! It's fine for you to answer a religious question with an
anti-Chrisitan response but not for a Christian to respond in a Christian
manner. You are a hypocritical bigot, IMHO.

>> Btw, when I followed your "religion", I was not nearly as happy nor as
>> certain of myself. No thanks.
>
> And now that you've found the lord, nobody is happy.

In your opinion.

>> No, I have defended my beliefs against attacks like yours . . .so, it is
>> those that attack me or my beliefs that start the process but haven't the
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> You crawled upon your own cross and nailed yourself to it.

In your biased opinion.

>> > That's where you are wrong.  I am your god.  I own you.  Now shutup and
>> > bring me 50 virgins.
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Craig C.

As I am with you, but remember, God may not be done with you, according to
the Bible.

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craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 22:47 GMT
> >> SO now you're proselytizing me into your beliefs???
> >
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> anti-Chrisitan response but not for a Christian to respond in a Christian
> manner. You are a hypocritical bigot, IMHO.

Setting the record straight ... I didn't ask a question ... and neither
did anyone else, you senile, old fart.

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 23:13 GMT
>> >> SO now you're proselytizing me into your beliefs???
>> >
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Setting the record straight ... I didn't ask a question ... and neither
> did anyone else, you senile, old fart.

Ya want a straight record now, huh?

Ok, here it is: I am whom I am. I will be whom I will be. I will respond to
religious comments, misquotes, misunderstandings and misinterpretations as I
see fit and you have no say in the matter.

Now, the mettle of your philosophy will determine if you handle this like
the person of common sense you profess being or if you continue to drag this
out with your pathetic and ridiculous attempts to moderate my posts.

As for me, my common sense tells me that talking to you about my beliefs is
like discussing highway safety with roadkill. No sensible responses, no
increase in the subject's knowledge and there will be a stink three days
after death for both of you.

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theguy@whatever.net - 12 Sep 2006 00:15 GMT
>>> >> SO now you're proselytizing me into your beliefs???
>>> >
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
>increase in the subject's knowledge and there will be a stink three days
>after death for both of you.

i think im gonna throw up.
beekeep - 12 Sep 2006 01:05 GMT
>Ok, here it is: I am whom I am. I will be whom I will be. I will respond to
>religious comments, misquotes, misunderstandings and misinterpretations as I
>see fit and you have no say in the matter.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!  Popeye said "I yam what I yam."

>Now, the mettle of your philosophy will determine if you handle this like
>the person of common sense you profess being or if you continue to drag this
>out with your pathetic and ridiculous attempts to moderate my posts.

Troll, troll, troll your boat!  Isn't your creel full yet?

>As for me, my common sense tells me that talking to you about my beliefs is
>like discussing highway safety with roadkill. No sensible responses, no
>increase in the subject's knowledge and there will be a stink three days
>after death for both of you.

Another misquote.  Ben Franklin said" Fish and visitors smell in three days."

And stop talking about road kill - you're making me hungry.  I can smell it now
- smear of dear, wheel wubbed wabbit,  swirl of squirrel.

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Bob M - 12 Sep 2006 19:28 GMT
>>Ok, here it is: I am whom I am. I will be whom I will be. I will respond to
>>religious comments, misquotes, misunderstandings and misinterpretations as I
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> And stop talking about road kill - you're making me hungry.  I can smell it now
> - smear of dear, wheel wubbed wabbit,  swirl of squirrel.

  And those road kill armadillos here in Texas make great soup.

 Bob
Tom Lawrence - 11 Sep 2006 23:21 GMT
> Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center
> for Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.

Budd, come on... no one is breaking any federal laws by telling you to "shut
up" in an online discussion forum.  Depriving you of your first amendment
rights?  Only a person or entity of authority can do that - no individual
can deprive another of their freedom of speech, or religion - because they
have no authority over the individual.

Case in point - person #1 is standing on a soapbox in the middle of a town
square, going off about who knows what.  Person #2, walking by, utters "aw,
shut up, ya blithering idiot!".  Person #1 most likely flips person #2 the
bird, and continues on doing what he was doing.

Now - person #3, a police officer, comes along, and tells person #1, "shut
up, or I'm going to arrest you".  NOW there's a potential civil rights
violation.

If you have a different opinion (ie. you think person #2 can be charged with
a federal offense), please indicate which exact law (title and section from
USC would be helpful) you feel he can be charged with breaking.
Budd Cochran - 12 Sep 2006 01:45 GMT
>> Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center
>> for Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> individual can deprive another of their freedom of speech, or religion -
> because they have no authority over the individual.

Really? Did you go to the site?

In another group, when this happened, I contacted the ACLJ, emailed them a
couple examples of the "discussions" and their response was that no one has
the right in an Usenet group to tell a Christian or a person of any faith or
denomination to stop talking about their beliefs as part of a discussion or
in response to the situations I've mentioned previously or to harrass them
about their faith or belief. As a fact, the Constitution does protect me and
others in those situstions.

But don't take my word for it, go to their site and ask them.

> Case in point - person #1 is standing on a soapbox in the middle of a town
> square, going off about who knows what.  Person #2, walking by, utters
> "aw, shut up, ya blithering idiot!".  Person #1 most likely flips person
> #2 the bird, and continues on doing what he was doing.

True.

> Now - person #3, a police officer, comes along, and tells person #1, "shut
> up, or I'm going to arrest you".  NOW there's a potential civil rights
> violation.

Agreed., but neither example includes the unique characteristics of a Usenet
group.

> If you have a different opinion (ie. you think person #2 can be charged
> with a federal offense), please indicate which exact law (title and
> section from USC would be helpful) you feel he can be charged with
> breaking.

Tom, the whole point that I'm trying to make is just what you are saying.

There are many here that think they can tell me or anyone of any faith or
denomination that they cannot speak about  their faith or beliefs in an
unmoderated group, especially in a response to a misquote, direct question,
or a misunderstanding of a faith, is in violation of laws guaranteeing the
right to speak, write or whistle in Morse Code about their beliefs. That's
the real situation: they are the same ones that would deny anyone of any
faith a chance to speak on their beliefs in a similar situation.

Technically, by law, I CAN, contrary to Craig's "opinion", start a religious
discussion in an unmoderated group by simply adding "OT-" before the title.
In moderated groups, with the permission of the moderator(s) or owner(s),
the same is true.

I really wish someone, preferably someone not a friend and not biased, would
take a closer look at my replies and they will see that IN THE REPLY MESSAGE
BODIES, I do not proselytize or coerce, and only very carefully, in an
informational form, mention my beliefs, and then post that fact for the
benefit of Craig, theguy, Beekeeper, and Roy so I can drop the subject and
go on with what I'm here for, answering questions. I've tried to show this
but some minds are in a rut and don't want to change course

And if no one then wants to accept the truth about my "religious postings"
then it proves that no matter how honest a person has been in a newsgroup,
lies about that person will be accepted over the truth.

It also means this group, which was once praised and respected for quick,
accurate responses to questions about nearly everything and no infighting,
is headed into the trash pile fast.

Anyway, I'm done with the mess. Someone email me if anyone cares enough
about religious freedoms to take an unbiased look. I'm going fishing for a
couple days.

Budd

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craig@metronet.com - 12 Sep 2006 04:10 GMT
> Anyway, I'm done with the mess. Someone email me if anyone cares enough
> about religious freedoms to take an unbiased look. I'm going fishing for a
> couple days.

Okay ... bye Budd.

Fishing tip for ya:  You shouldn't need any bait.  Try the same BS with
the fish that you did in this ng. I bet the fish will jump into the
boat begging to be killed and eatin.

Craig C.
Tom Lawrence - 12 Sep 2006 05:11 GMT
> Really? Did you go to the site?

Yep...  saw a bunch of cases pertaining to state governments, local
governments, state and federal agencies, etc. being sued for 1A violations.
Nothing on individuals.

> In another group, when this happened, I contacted the ACLJ, emailed them a
> couple examples of the "discussions" and their response was that no one
> has the right in an Usenet group to tell a Christian or a person of any
> faith or

A search of their site turned up zero hits for "usenet", "newsgroup",
"online forum", etc.

> about their faith or belief. As a fact, the Constitution does protect me
> and others in those situstions.

No, Budd - it does not.  The 1st amendment prohibits CONGRESS from passing
any laws infringing on your right to speech, religion, assembly, etc.  There
is nothing in the BoR that applies to Craig, me, or anyone else from telling
you to stop talking about your beliefs.

> But don't take my word for it, go to their site and ask them.

Nope - you're the one who made the claim - you should be the one to defend
it.  Again, where's the law that prevents Craig from calling you a
"religious nut", and to "take your religious talk to an appropriate
newsgroup"?

>> Case in point - person #1 is standing on a soapbox in the middle of a
>> town square, going off about who knows what.  Person #2, walking by,
>> utters "aw, shut up, ya blithering idiot!".  Person #1 most likely flips
>> person #2 the bird, and continues on doing what he was doing.
>
> True.

Yes, true.  Usenet is simply the electronic equivalent of the town square.
People are free to wander in and out at will - to listen, to ignore, to
rebut, or to comment.

> Agreed., but neither example includes the unique characteristics of a
> Usenet group.

> Tom, the whole point that I'm trying to make is just what you are saying.

You implied (some would say threatened) that you could have someone charged
with a federal crime for posts they made to you in this group.  I never said
that....  you did.

> Technically, by law, I CAN, contrary to Craig's "opinion", start a
> religious discussion in an unmoderated group by simply adding "OT-" before
> the title.

Of course you can...  not "by law" - by virtue of the fact that no one,
other than your ISP, can stop you.  You're free to post all you want.
Others are just as free to tell you to go away.  Such is the nature of
Usenet.

Now, if you ISP blocked your posts, THEN you'd have a case.  But because
other posters here have no authority over you, or control of your posts,
then they can't be in a position to deny you your rights, can they?

> Anyway, I'm done with the mess. Someone email me if anyone cares enough
> about religious freedoms to take an unbiased look. I'm going fishing for a
> couple days.

Our discussion here has nothing to do with religion.  You made an error in
your legal reasoning (by stating you could charge Craig with a federal crime
for his post to you), and I'm simply trying to correct that by providing the
truth.  Isn't that exactly what you say you try and do?  Correct people's
misconceptions?
Budd Cochran - 14 Sep 2006 15:18 GMT
>> Really? Did you go to the site?
>
> Yep...  saw a bunch of cases pertaining to state governments, local
> governments, state and federal agencies, etc. being sued for 1A
> violations. Nothing on individuals.

A person can deny another his rights.

>> In another group, when this happened, I contacted the ACLJ, emailed them
>> a couple examples of the "discussions" and their response was that no one
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> A search of their site turned up zero hits for "usenet", "newsgroup",
> "online forum", etc.

The response I got was in an email to me. I think I may still have it on a
cd. I'll look later.

>> about their faith or belief. As a fact, the Constitution does protect me
>> and others in those situstions.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> There is nothing in the BoR that applies to Craig, me, or anyone else from
> telling you to stop talking about your beliefs.

So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can destroy
a house of worship and not be prosecuted? Or persecute a Jewish person, a
Catholic?

Then all the trials against the KKK burning Black churches, harrassing Jews
and Catholics should be nulled and retribution made.

Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I wouldn't be
surprised to find there is at least one person that would want to beat me up
for my beliefs.

>> But don't take my word for it, go to their site and ask them.
>
> Nope - you're the one who made the claim - you should be the one to defend
> it.  Again, where's the law that prevents Craig from calling you a
> "religious nut", and to "take your religious talk to an appropriate
> newsgroup"?

What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is no
different.

>>> Case in point - person #1 is standing on a soapbox in the middle of a
>>> town square, going off about who knows what.  Person #2, walking by,
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> People are free to wander in and out at will - to listen, to ignore, to
> rebut, or to comment.

Or to harrass, Tom? According to you, I should be allowed to harangue them
about becoming Christians, but we both know what happens when I simply quote
a scripture. So much for equality, my friend. Usenet isn't as free as you
imagine.

>> Agreed., but neither example includes the unique characteristics of a
>> Usenet group.
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> charged with a federal crime for posts they made to you in this group.  I
> never said that....  you did.

Yep, the same Federal laws as were applied to the KKK.

>> Technically, by law, I CAN, contrary to Craig's "opinion", start a
>> religious discussion in an unmoderated group by simply adding "OT-"
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> Others are just as free to tell you to go away.  Such is the nature of
> Usenet.

Interesting, isn't though, that when I post a Christian item no one is
called a name, cussed or cursed, but when some reply, it's nothing but
cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable as
physical injury.

> Now, if you ISP blocked your posts, THEN you'd have a case.  But because
> other posters here have no authority over you, or control of your posts,
> then they can't be in a position to deny you your rights, can they?

I think you should be telling them this as I already know it, and they
either don't know or don't care.

>> Anyway, I'm done with the mess. Someone email me if anyone cares enough
>> about religious freedoms to take an unbiased look. I'm going fishing for
>> a couple days.
>
> Our discussion here has nothing to do with religion.

Then what subject are you talking about? I'm taliking about my freedom to
worship, to believe and to live my faith in peace.

> You made an error in your legal reasoning (by stating you could charge
> Craig with a federal crime for his post to you), and I'm simply trying to
> correct that by providing the truth.  Isn't that exactly what you say you
> try and do?  Correct people's misconceptions?

Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any in
here in another group. That was why I contacted the Christian legal
services. Yes, they are violating my rights on a personal level. The right
to be insulted is a personal level item, as is the right to live, worship
and believe in peace. And to deny a person the right to believe is always a
Federal violation.

Thanks for the discussion, my friend, but I would suggest you ask the ACLJ a
question about usenet harrassment as I did. Then you will get the straight
info from them. They will answer questions for anyone, including Atheists,
unlike the ACLU.

I gotta go clean a mess of Rainbows today.

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Tom Lawrence - 15 Sep 2006 02:30 GMT
> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?

Arson...  vandalism...  willful destruction of property....  tresspass...
hate crime...  plenty of choices to prosecute under.  A civil rights claim
could most probably be made in those circumstances, as well.  But surely
you're not comparing Craig's words to you in this newsgroup to a firebombing
of a church???

> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I wouldn't be
> surprised to find there is at least one person that would want to beat me
> up for my beliefs.

If I constantly interjected myself into the conversations of others, telling
them how wonderful I thought vegetarianism was, over and over and over
again....  and someone finally told me to shove my celery stalks up my a.s,
I should feel discriminated against for being a vegetarian?

As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't believe
it has risen to the level of harrassment) or called names simply because
you're a Christian.  I think people get exasperated with WHAT THEY PERCEIVE
to be someone preaching to them....  there's a big difference there.

> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is no
> different.

Again, you compare the burning of a cross on someone's lawn, and the
lynching of someone in their backyard, to someone on an Internet newsgroup
telling you to shut up.

I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.

> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable as
> physical injury.

If you truly believe that, quote the section of the United States Code that
covers, SPECIFICALLY, someone in this newsgroup posting a message inviting
you to "shut up".  Don't give me this, "it's the same thing the KKK members
were prosecuted for"...  I want title, chapter, and verse.

> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any in
> here in another group.

I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT ANOTHER GROUP!!!!  For all I know, someone in another
group made threats against you...  something that COULD be a criminal act.
All I can speak to is what I've observed here.  Craig said, "Budd, shut up!"
and you threatened to have him charged in a federal court.  That's nothing
short of ludicrous.
Budd Cochran - 15 Sep 2006 03:52 GMT
>> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
>> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?
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> you're not comparing Craig's words to you in this newsgroup to a
> firebombing of a church???

How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.

>> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I wouldn't
>> be surprised to find there is at least one person that would want to beat
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> over again....  and someone finally told me to shove my celery stalks up
> my a.s, I should feel discriminated against for being a vegetarian?

Tom, I hope you're not accusing me of forcing my beliefs into conversations
that have no religious content. I don't understand how correcting an error
is forcing my way into the conversation and I've only done that a couple
times when there was a misquote or mis interpretation..

Again, no one has actually proved I did what you said, force my way into a
non-religious conversation. Stop and think, Tom, the whole thing started
some time back when I commented during an argument with T-bone and theguy on
my beliefs because I apologized for using language I do not want to use, and
they began the attacks. And it really hasn't let up, whether I mention my
beliefs in a post or not, someone drags it in or causes me to try and
correct a possibly deliberatly wrong quote or misconception by themselves,
just to drag it out, knowing I believe I must corect errors.

It's a hate crime and they are just bullies.

> As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't believe
> it has risen to the level of harrassment) or called names simply because
> you're a Christian.  I think people get exasperated with WHAT THEY
> PERCEIVE to be someone preaching to them....  there's a big difference
> there.

Now you hit the nail on the head. It's what people, in their bias, PERCIEVE
as happening, and then refusing to admit they went overboard much more than
they claim I have.

>> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is no
>> different.
>
> Again, you compare the burning of a cross on someone's lawn, and the
> lynching of someone in their backyard, to someone on an Internet newsgroup
> telling you to shut up.

Why not? A hate crime is a hate crime.

> I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.

Is it? Crimes of hate take many forms. There are more ways to hurt people
than most people realize.

>> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable as
>> physical injury.
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> inviting you to "shut up".  Don't give me this, "it's the same thing the
> KKK members were prosecuted for"...  I want title, chapter, and verse.

No one where you live has ever been arrested, tried and convicted of
stalking, spousal abuse, harrassment, or assault/battery/maiming/murder on a
person of an ethnic group, religion or sexual persuasion?

I keep trying to drop this mess, but . . . .well, you look up the laws on
hate crimes, etc. I just want this whole mess to end. I just want to believe
in my God as I understand I should.

>> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any in
>> here in another group.
>
> I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT ANOTHER GROUP!!!!  For all I know, someone in
> another group made threats against you...  something that COULD be a
> criminal act.

All that I said was an admission that others had been far more brutal than
those in this group. Relax, Tom, it was a compliment of sorts for the folks
in this group.

> All I can speak to is what I've observed here.  Craig said, "Budd, shut
> up!" and you threatened to have him charged in a federal court.  That's
> nothing short of ludicrous.

Then you apparently don't see my point for some reason. So be it. I'm done
discussing this.

Budd

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Tom Lawrence - 15 Sep 2006 04:30 GMT
> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.

No...  a "hate crime" is a crime first, motivated by hate.  Even if he hates
what you represent, there was no underlying crime committed - therefore no
"hate crime".  Burning a building is a crime (arson) - therefore, burning
down a church because someone "hates Christians" could be classified as a
hate crime.  Telling you to "shut up" in a newsgroup isn't a crime.

> Why not? A hate crime is a hate crime.

So you really see no difference between someone posting here, "Hey Budd -
back off with the religious sermons" and cold-blooded murder?  Amazing...

> All that I said was an admission that others had been far more brutal than
> those in this group. Relax, Tom, it was a compliment of sorts for the
> folks in this group.

Was it also a compliment when you insinuated (I hesitate to use the word
'threaten') that you could have someone up on federal charges for telling
you to shut up?  See, that's my whole problem here, Budd.  I have no problem
with anything else you posted - none of it.  Granted, I found myself getting
a little exasperated at times with some of the debates that started out on
some other subject, and morphed into a sermon on Christianity (disavow it
all you like - that's how a lot of it came across), but I simply hit the
<DELETE> key, and moved on.  But when someone starts throwing around
statements about "I'll sue you", "I'll have you arrested", etc. - for
something that doesn't even come CLOSE to rising to the level of a crime...
I gotta admit, it gets under my skin a little.

> Then you apparently don't see my point for some reason. So be it. I'm done
> discussing this.

Nope - I obviously don't.  We'll agree to disagree on this.
beekeep - 15 Sep 2006 12:01 GMT
>> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.
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>
>Nope - I obviously don't.  We'll agree to disagree on this.

And they wonder why the Romans used to thought them to the lions.

beekeep
Roy - 15 Sep 2006 13:47 GMT
>>> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>>> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.
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>>
> And they wonder why the Romans used to thought them to the lions.

That was funny.<GBFG>

Roy
> beekeep
theguy@whatever.net - 15 Sep 2006 15:28 GMT
>>>> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>>>> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.
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>
>Roy

yeah, it really was.

>> beekeep
Roy - 15 Sep 2006 15:54 GMT
>>>>> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>>>>> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.
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>
> yeah, it really was.

I'm sure that there is somthing wrong with us finding humor in it but wtf...

Roy
Budd Cochran - 16 Sep 2006 14:39 GMT
There is, it's called "religious persecution". Look it up.

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>>>>>> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>>>>>> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.
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> Roy

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mac davis - 18 Sep 2006 17:49 GMT
>There is, it's called "religious persecution". Look it up.

Budd... I have no idea why I'm doing this, since a wall has more chance of
considering options, but what the hell:

If someone tells me that I'm ann a.shole because I argue religion, they're
telling me WHY they think I'm an a.shole...

If someone comes into my place of worship and tells me that I can't practice my
beliefs, they're getting into a religious issue and MIGHT be guilty of
persecution..

For an example, if someone tells you that you shouldn't talk about your Cushman
Scooter in a Dodge group, I don't think you'd have much of a case for scooter
persecution...

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Roy - 18 Sep 2006 18:56 GMT
> On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 07:39:32 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
> SPAM.net>
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> scooter
> persecution...

The hell he doesn't!!! If he is out for a ride on it and has a religious
thought then by pure linkage it is persecution. 'Cmon bro, ya gotta think
like'em. Now, I don't know what that says for my mental state but...
<BFG>

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Budd Cochran - 18 Sep 2006 22:47 GMT
Mac,

We've discussed things before and without animosity. Of that I am proud and
I hope we will always be friends. We've even shared a few common interests
besides Dodges.

I am trying to let this thread die because I'd rather discuss Dodges anyway.

But do look up what "persecution" entails. It comes in many forms, and as
with insults, is generally determined by the recipient, not the
speaker/writer, unless the objective of the statement is a deliberate and
obvious insult / persecution.

I was raised and schooled to understand that calling someone a name is a
deliberate act of intended insult or persecution and is where the writer
exceeds his right to freedom of speech.

Budd

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Craig C. - 18 Sep 2006 23:10 GMT
> I am trying to let this thread die because I'd rather discuss Dodges anyway.

Then shut up.  (I suppose you should have me arrested for that).

> I was raised and schooled to understand that calling someone a name is a
> deliberate act of intended insult or persecution and is where the writer
> exceeds his right to freedom of speech.

That is where you are dead, f.cking wrong.  Freedom of speech includes
the freedom for me to call you a retard, an old fart or just a plain
ole religious nut job.  The *only* time your standard run-of-the-mill
American loses their "freedom" to say what they will is when it will
cause harm/danger to others.  The example I have heard is yelling
"fire" in a movie theater.

You have been "fighting" the point that you have the "right" to post
whatever you want.  Which, is true and nobody has questioned that you
have the "right" just that you have no common sense about it.

Yet, here you are saying that I, and others, have lost our right of
freedom of speech because we called you names and insulted your tender
feelings.

You can't have it both ways, Budd.  Instead, why don't you be
reasonable and show a little common sense?  The subject of this ng is
Dodge trucks.  Therefore, the *majority* of the things you write should
be related to that subject.  If the majority of the things you write
pertain to different subject matter, then you should locate a ng that
has been established for that subject.

Get it yet?

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 02:35 GMT
>> I am trying to let this thread die because I'd rather discuss Dodges
>> anyway.
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> cause harm/danger to others.  The example I have heard is yelling
> "fire" in a movie theater.

When do you lose the right to swing your fist around? When you punch someone
in the nose with out just cause, like self defense. When you insult, you
exceed the right to freedom of speech. That's how I was raised and taught.
Your method is why we're in the moral mess we're in today.

> You have been "fighting" the point that you have the "right" to post
> whatever you want.  Which, is true and nobody has questioned that you
> have the "right" just that you have no common sense about it.

And another one that lacks comprehension due to the liberal public school
system, rears it's head and barfs liberal drivel.

> Yet, here you are saying that I, and others, have lost our right of
> freedom of speech because we called you names and insulted your tender
> feelings.

Yep.

> You can't have it both ways, Budd.  Instead, why don't you be
> reasonable and show a little common sense?  The subject of this ng is
> Dodge trucks.  Therefore, the *majority* of the things you write should
> be related to that subject.  If the majority of the things you write
> pertain to different subject matter, then you should locate a ng that
> has been established for that subject.

Why do I have to be the one to be reasonable? Can't the name callers be
reasonable? It is the name callers that want it both ways.

> Get it yet?

I got it, have you? Apparently not.

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miles - 19 Sep 2006 04:06 GMT
> When do you lose the right to swing your fist around? When you punch someone
> in the nose with out just cause, like self defense. When you insult, you
> exceed the right to freedom of speech. That's how I was raised and taught.
> Your method is why we're in the moral mess we're in today.

What one can say and what one should say may not be the same thing.
When someone tells me I don't have the right to say what I want that in
itself creates the mess we're in today.  I was taught differently than
you.  I was taught to just ignore what I don't like.  Walk away rather
than telling that person they don't have the right.  I was also taught
that one can't be insulted unless allowed.  Someone can call me any name
they want.  I'm not insulted.  Why?  Because I know who I am.  Their
words are meaningless.
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 14:17 GMT
>> When do you lose the right to swing your fist around? When you punch
>> someone in the nose with out just cause, like self defense. When you
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> I'm not insulted.  Why?  Because I know who I am.  Their words are
> meaningless.

Miles,

This is another reason for the mess we have today. No one is held
accountable for what they say or do and when the accountability is required,
the blame is placed on others.

I am accountable for what I say and do because I know that what I say or do
is because _I_ made the decision to say or do it. The founders of our
country believed the same way.

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miles - 20 Sep 2006 01:21 GMT
> This is another reason for the mess we have today. No one is held
> accountable for what they say or do and when the accountability is required,
> the blame is placed on others.

Accountable to who's standards?  Just because one disagrees with you and
openly says so does not make them a worse, better, right or wrong
person.  If I say something someone doesn't like then its me who must
hold myself accountable.  If my views are firm then I stand firm and if
the other doesn't like it then so be it.  If I decide my actions were
improper then it is me that does whats needed to change it.  My point is
 that it is me and nobody else that can hold me accountable for what I say.
Budd Cochran - 20 Sep 2006 15:12 GMT
Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let alone
follow any other moral values.

Cya
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>> This is another reason for the mess we have today. No one is held
>> accountable for what they say or do and when the accountability is
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> it is me that does whats needed to change it.  My point is that it is me
> and nobody else that can hold me accountable for what I say.

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miles - 25 Sep 2006 01:23 GMT
> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let alone
> follow any other moral values.

Who decides what is moral or not?  For me I decide for myself.
Somethings I believe in, say or do maybe immoral to you and vis-versa.
mac davis - 25 Sep 2006 15:39 GMT
>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let alone
>> follow any other moral values.
>
>Who decides what is moral or not?  For me I decide for myself.
>Somethings I believe in, say or do maybe immoral to you and vis-versa.

Right on... that's the problem that I've always had with censorship... who
decides what's "good" or "bad" for us?

I think adults practice self censorship.. if it offends you, don't
look/complain/etc....
If, for example, nobody wanted to see X rated movies, there wouldn't be any
profit in them and they'd cease to exist.. self censorship?
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Roy - 25 Sep 2006 15:42 GMT
>>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let
>>> alone
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> any
> profit in them and they'd cease to exist.. self censorship?

Bro, your always right on the money first thing in the mornig. Well said!!

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>>>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let
>>>> alone
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>
>Roy

thank you, kind sir...
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>>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let alone
>>> follow any other moral values.
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yep.  sort of the free market system.  let the consumer(s) decide?
Roy - 25 Sep 2006 20:28 GMT
>>>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let
>>>> alone
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>
> yep.  sort of the free market system.  let the consumer(s) decide?

Yup
Budd Cochran - 25 Sep 2006 17:51 GMT
Here's a radical thought: how about following the values God gave?

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>> Unfortunately, Miles, too many don't hold themselves accountable, let
>> alone follow any other moral values.
>
> Who decides what is moral or not?  For me I decide for myself. Somethings
> I believe in, say or do maybe immoral to you and vis-versa.

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TBone - 26 Sep 2006 01:26 GMT
And what if the person doesn't believe in God or what if this
interpretations of the scriptures differ from yours???

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>
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> > Who decides what is moral or not?  For me I decide for myself. Somethings
> > I believe in, say or do maybe immoral to you and vis-versa.
miles - 26 Sep 2006 02:25 GMT
> Here's a radical thought: how about following the values God gave?

Which God?  Yours or any of the scores of other Gods of the world?

Secondly, even if we talk about the same God based on the same Bible
different people will interpret Gods word in differing ways.  There is
no single interpretation of the Bible that all agree on 100%.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 03:24 GMT
Here's an example, from my experiences, of a misinterpretation of Scripture:

Years ago, when I was 20, I attended a Presbyterian church with my
girlfriend. The Pastor read John 3:16-17 for the verse that Sunday then
spent 45 minutes telling the congregation how everyone had to earn their
salvation by their works on Earth.

Nowhere in those two verses, nowhere in the Bible, does it say a Christian
has to earn his salvation. It says the very opposite in the Ephesians verse
in my sigline. It does say a Christian will do the works of a Christian
because he is now a Christian in other verses and you are to judge him by
his works.

Now, who would know best what Jesus meant by what He said and did, a
Disciple of His or a 1st generation student of a Disciple (Paul wrote to the
Ephesians)  . . .or a liberal college instructed theologian nearly 2000
years after the fact?

The Bible is concise, and clear to those that seek what it really has to
say. So who decides what a verse means? God.

The other day, the comment was made about TV evangelicals and their
money-grubbing. That is not Scriptural as the Bible says, "The workman is
worthy of his meat." . . .to be paid according to their service rendered.

If they're preaching that you can "Name it and Claim it", for example, then
they're wrong and shouldn't get a penny because that is not in the Bible.

OTOH, if they're preaching that salvation is a gift from God thru the
sacrifice of the Lamb of God, available to anyone, then ask for a donation,
that is not outside the Scriptural meanings. The workman will receive
according to his workmanship.

As for other gods, if you choose to follow them, that is your choice, but I
will answer any questions about my God.

But ask this question of those other gods: what did they do for YOU even
though you were not worthy of a moment of their time? Or do they need to be
appeased so they won't make you live in mortal fear? Do they demand
sacrifices or accept your sins? Do they insist you meet their rules and
requirements first or do they accept you as you are, worthless?

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>> Here's a radical thought: how about following the values God gave?
>
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> different people will interpret Gods word in differing ways.  There is no
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miles - 26 Sep 2006 03:32 GMT
> Here's an example, from my experiences, of a misinterpretation of Scripture:

Problem is Budd, that YOU are interpreting the Bible as you see it and
claiming your views to be the only correct ones.  You are saying
everyone else who interprets it differently than yourself is
misinterpreting it and is therefore wrong in their beliefs.  The problem
is that they say the same thing about your misinterpretations and give
their 'proof' from the Bible just as you do.  People are individuals and
their thought process from the same inputs differ widely.  Your views
are YOUR interpretations whether you realize that or not.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 04:11 GMT
Is that how you see it?

I read a Scripture, I understand what each word means as it is written, I
combine them to get a complete meaning for the verse and that is what I
believe.

Let's take a look at one verse:

John 3:16 "For God so loved the World, He gave His only begotten Son that
whosoever believeth on Him should not perish, but have everlasting Life."

In my understanding of it: God loves us (the World) all so much He offered
(gave for a sacrifice) his only Son (child) so that anyone (whosoever)
believes (accepts with their heart, mind and soul) on Him ( Jesus, the Son)
would not perish (die eternally in Hell) but would live forever (Eternal
Life).

How is that interpreting?

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>> Here's an example, from my experiences, of a misinterpretation of
>> Scripture:
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> from the same inputs differ widely.  Your views are YOUR interpretations
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miles - 26 Sep 2006 04:33 GMT
> Is that how you see it?
>
> I read a Scripture, I understand what each word means as it is written, I
> combine them to get a complete meaning for the verse and that is what I
> believe.

Yep.  You form your beliefs from your own interpretation.  You seem to
feel it is impossible for anyone to have different beliefs than your own
unless they misinterpreted something in the Bible.  That assumption is
arrogant in my view...that your views are the only correct ones.
Everyone elses is a misinterpretation.
miles - 26 Sep 2006 04:47 GMT
> Let's take a look at one verse:
>
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>
> How is that interpreting?

That is your interpretation.  Each individual who reads that may or may
not have the exact same understanding.  Each says the other
misinterpreted it and gives their reasons.  Been that way for centuries.

I for one do not believe a person will be cast to Hell.  Maybe they
don't deserve to be in Heaven.  Maybe they deserve to be punished for
their sins.  But casting them to the Devil rewards the Devil and gives
him exactly what he wants.  I do not believe God supports the Devil and
would give the Devil anything, especially what the Devil wants.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 13:20 GMT
>> Let's take a look at one verse:
>>
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> not have the exact same understanding.  Each says the other misinterpreted
> it and gives their reasons.  Been that way for centuries.

Agreed. And that is why there has been so many corruptions of the
Scriptures, why there are so many "Christian" denominations. Get back to
what is actually in the Bible.

> I for one do not believe a person will be cast to Hell.  Maybe they don't
> deserve to be in Heaven.  Maybe they deserve to be punished for their
> sins.  But casting them to the Devil rewards the Devil and gives him
> exactly what he wants.  I do not believe God supports the Devil and would
> give the Devil anything, especially what the Devil wants.

Then you don't want to read the Bible as it is written, you just want the
parts that agree with what you believe. Unfortunately, there are none.

You don't want to be told you're going to Hell, you want to be told
everything's gonna be fine. I won't tell you that.

You want to be able to pick and choose what you want to be "sins" and to not
be told what you're doing is against God's laws.

You don't want God in your life, for all you want is to be in charge and
independent of any higher power.

What you call "interpretation" is in reality, your way of rejecting of what
the Bible says.

I won't lie to a person I consider a friend nor will I do it to an enemy.

See ya around, Miles.

Budd

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miles - 26 Sep 2006 14:13 GMT
> Agreed. And that is why there has been so many corruptions of the
> Scriptures, why there are so many "Christian" denominations. Get back to
> what is actually in the Bible.

According to whom?  You?  Bud, why do you feel so strongly that your
views are the only right ones and anyone disagreeing with you is
misinterpreting?  They feel the same way about you.  It's absurd to
think you're 100% correct and everyone else that doesn't believe the
same is wrong.

> Then you don't want to read the Bible as it is written, you just want the
> parts that agree with what you believe. Unfortunately, there are none.

I do not believe that God supports and empowers the Devil.  If the Bible
says he does then the Bible is wrong, written by man centuries ago.  Why
would God support evil and go so far to strengthen it?

> You don't want God in your life, for all you want is to be in charge and
> independent of any higher power.

Budd, you can tell me your views.  When you go so far to tell me what my
beliefs are in an insinuating negative fashion then you've gone to far.
 Don't preach.  It is not asked for.

> What you call "interpretation" is in reality, your way of rejecting of what
> the Bible says.

So everyone who reads the Bible and views it differently than you is
wrong.  You're some sort of rightous person who knows what is 100% right
and anyone who disagrees with you is 100% wrong.  That Budd is pure BS
and shows complete arrogance.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 19:41 GMT
No, Miles, I'm just giving you what's written and you choose to call it a
lie.

"None is so blind as the man that will not see."

You don't want to see yourself.

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>> Agreed. And that is why there has been so many corruptions of the
>> Scriptures, why there are so many "Christian" denominations. Get back to
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> shows complete arrogance.

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azwiley1 - 26 Sep 2006 19:46 GMT
> No, Miles, I'm just giving you what's written and you choose to call it a
> lie.
>
> "None is so blind as the man that will not see."
>
> You don't want to see yourself.

That might also explain why he has no mirrors in his house.  <BG>

>>> Agreed. And that is why there has been so many corruptions of the
>>> Scriptures, why there are so many "Christian" denominations. Get back to
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>> and anyone who disagrees with you is 100% wrong.  That Budd is pure BS
>> and shows complete arrogance.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 20:24 GMT
Play nice, Larry.

Miles is a good guy . . .most of the time . . .VBG
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>> No, Miles, I'm just giving you what's written and you choose to call it a
>> lie.
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>>> and anyone who disagrees with you is 100% wrong.  That Budd is pure BS
>>> and shows complete arrogance.

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mac davis - 26 Sep 2006 15:38 GMT
>Then you don't want to read the Bible as it is written, you just want the
>parts that agree with what you believe.

And nobody could ever accuse YOU of that, right??
It must be a terrible burden, being the only one that knows the truth...

If you ever get short of firewood, Budd, climb down off that cross and put it to
better use..

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mac davis - 26 Sep 2006 15:33 GMT
>Is that how you see it?
>
>I read a Scripture, I understand what each word means as it is written, I
>combine them to get a complete meaning for the verse and that is what I
>believe.

Perfect paragraph, Budd...
IMHO, religion is a personal thing and should be a belief, not claimed as a
fact... you hit it dead on there..

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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 19:42 GMT
A belief, yes, in a truth, not a feeling.

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mac davis - 26 Sep 2006 15:30 GMT
>Here's a radical thought: how about following the values God gave?

I think the use of "IMO" might be in order once in a while...

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Yes, you should use that if your giving an opinion. I wasn't.

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mac davis - 19 Sep 2006 15:17 GMT
>> When do you lose the right to swing your fist around? When you punch someone
>> in the nose with out just cause, like self defense. When you insult, you
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>they want.  I'm not insulted.  Why?  Because I know who I am.  Their
>words are meaningless.

Miles.. Budd might have ignored your point but I didn't... well said!

Insults are powerless unless you give the other person power..
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beekeep - 19 Sep 2006 22:18 GMT
>> When do you lose the right to swing your fist around? When you punch someone
>> in the nose with out just cause, like self defense. When you insult, you
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>they want.  I'm not insulted.  Why?  Because I know who I am.  Their
>words are meaningless.

You are absolutely correct.  One day blacks may discover this about the word
nigger.  There are no equivilent words for the whites.  As long as it upsets
them they will never have the power.  You have to love yourself first, believe
in yourself, and never let anyone else convince you that you are less.

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Craig C. - 19 Sep 2006 04:19 GMT
> exceed the right to freedom of speech. That's how I was raised and taught. '

Then you were raised wrong.  Shame on your parents.  Were they
Americans?  Rights are rights, Budd.  Welcome to America.

> Your method is why we're in the moral mess we're in today.

Intolerence, cults and a.s f.cking priests are why we are in a moral
mess.  All of which you seem to defend on a regular basis.

> And another one that lacks comprehension due to the liberal public school
> system, rears it's head and barfs liberal drivel.

:-)

That's funny coming from Mr. "I am who I am ... you can't change me".
You sound a lot like a liberal democrat to me.  (Blaming everyone else
... playing the victim ... never taking responsibility for your actions
...).  Have you got some Kennedy in your blood?

> > Yet, here you are saying that I, and others, have lost our right of
> > freedom of speech because we called you names and insulted your tender
> > feelings.
>
> Yep.

What a pussy.

> > You can't have it both ways, Budd.  Instead, why don't you be
> > reasonable and show a little common sense?  The subject of this ng is
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>
> Why do I have to be the one to be reasonable?

:-)  Again ... sounds an awful lot like the liberal speak I hear from
time to time ...

>Can't the name callers be
> reasonable? It is the name callers that want it both ways.

Poor you.  No wait ... poor us.

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 14:29 GMT
>> exceed the right to freedom of speech. That's how I was raised and
>> taught. '
>
> Then you were raised wrong.  Shame on your parents.  Were they
> Americans?  Rights are rights, Budd.  Welcome to America.

No, I was raised according to values set down long before you were a gleam
in your daddy's eye.

My Step-dad served in WW-I and my Dad served in WW-II in the US Navy.

Who are you to say how I was raised? No one.

>> Your method is why we're in the moral mess we're in today.
>
> Intolerence, cults and a.s f.cking priests are why we are in a moral
> mess.  All of which you seem to defend on a regular basis.

<LOL> Read the last chapter of the Book of Proverbs and you'll see the
Hebrews had equality for women before anyone else.

Obviously, you are one of those that consider crimes done in the "name of
God" as being the responsibility of all Christians, yet you ignore the
billions killed by other religions and ATHEISTS. Selective memory strikes
again.

>> And another one that lacks comprehension due to the liberal public school
>> system, rears it's head and barfs liberal drivel.
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> ... playing the victim ... never taking responsibility for your actions
> ...).  Have you got some Kennedy in your blood?

I do know the liberal viewpoint, I was once a Democrat, but I grew up and
wised up. The public school system began it's downward slide when Madeline
O'Hare got prayer banned, Evolution began being taught as fact, and Humanism
became the religion of the school system.

>> > Yet, here you are saying that I, and others, have lost our right of
>> > freedom of speech because we called you names and insulted your tender
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>
> What a pussy.

Thank you for proving my point.

>> > You can't have it both ways, Budd.  Instead, why don't you be
>> > reasonable and show a little common sense?  The subject of this ng is
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> :-)  Again ... sounds an awful lot like the liberal speak I hear from
> time to time ...

Spin tactics? Leave them to the politicians, you'll just trip over them.
Again, why is it the Christian that has to be reasonable? has to adjust to
you standards?

>>Can't the name callers be
>> reasonable? It is the name callers that want it both ways.
>
> Poor you.  No wait ... poor us.

True. You're in deeper trouble than you can imagine and with someone you
don't even know.

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Craig C. - 19 Sep 2006 16:17 GMT
> <LOL> Read the last chapter of the Book of Proverbs

No thanks.  I don't have time for fiction.

> Obviously, you are one of those that consider crimes done in the
> "name of God" as being the responsibility of all Christians, yet you

You hear what you want to hear and you certainly put words in people's
mouths.

> Madeline O'Hare got prayer banned,

Prayer belongs at home and in church.  I certainly don't want religious
freaks like you swaying my (step) childs mind.

>Evolution began being taught as
> fact, and Humanism became the religion of the school system.

If you have studied in any of the sciences, especially the natural
sciences, as I have, you will know that *nothing* is taught as fact.
Everything is merely a theory/hypothesis that is tested and retested.
I don't expect you to understand or agree ... or take my word for it.
However, I am pursuing a natural science degree currently and I can
assure you that the word "FACT" is never mentioned when discussing
evolution or creation.

> > What a pussy.
>
> Thank you for proving my point.

I've never met a "man" that got his feelings hurt as easily as you.  In
fact, I've never met a woman that got her feelings hurt as easily as
you.  Only toddlers and chihuahuas.

> Spin tactics? Leave them to the politicians, you'll just trip over
> them. Again, why is it the Christian that has to be reasonable?

What was I thinking?  You're absolutely correct ... christians don't
have to be reasonable.  It's a membership benefit.  You get to act a
fool anytime you want.

> True. You're in deeper trouble than you can imagine and with someone
> you don't even know.

I'm shaking in my boots.

One good thing has come from your senile rants:  I stopped using google
groups (no killfile capability).  Now, I use XanaNews.  You are now in
the "BozoBin".  PLLLLOOONNK.

Craig C.
mac davis - 18 Sep 2006 17:44 GMT
>>>> And they wonder why the Romans used to thought them to the lions.
>>>
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>
>Roy

You've probably just committed a hate crime and will be investigated, bro...

Personally, I always thought that might have been reported to the SPCA as
cruelty to lions..
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beekeep - 19 Sep 2006 22:09 GMT
>>>>> And they wonder why the Romans used to thought them to the lions.
>>>>
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Do Christians taste that bad?

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mac davis - 20 Sep 2006 04:27 GMT
>>You've probably just committed a hate crime and will be investigated, bro...
>>
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>
>beekeep

Well, BK... I was going to say that I didn't know because I never ate one....
But a few ladies came to mind and I guess I have to say that in my experience
Christians taste pretty good..

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>>>You've probably just committed a hate crime and will be investigated, bro...
>>>
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>
>Mac

wow.  you and greg are getting in some funny stuff recently.

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>>>>You've probably just committed a hate crime and will be investigated, bro...
>>>>
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>
>wow.  you and greg are getting in some funny stuff recently.

well, it's a tough job, but someone has to do it.. *g*

At least you didn't say that we were "getting our licks in"..

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craig@metronet.com - 15 Sep 2006 21:01 GMT
> And they wonder why the Romans used to thought them to the lions.

:-)

Good one.

Oh, how I long for simpler times ...

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 16 Sep 2006 14:45 GMT
So you do advocate the physical destruction of all that are not like
yourself.

And you claim I'm the bad guy?
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>
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mac davis - 18 Sep 2006 17:42 GMT
>> Arson...  vandalism...  willful destruction of property....  tresspass...
>> hate crime...  plenty of choices to prosecute under.  A civil rights claim
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>How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
>Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.

OBVIOUSLY, or IN YOUR OPPINION?

Maybe he just thinks you're a pain, Budd...

IMHO, people that don't want to be labeled should stay away from label
machines.. YMWV

I get folks telling me all the time that they really don't give a sh.t about my
OT baja posts...
Life is way too short to take it personally and feel like it's a personal attack
or hate crime..

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TBone - 18 Sep 2006 23:04 GMT
I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
all of it on me and theguy.

> >> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
> >> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?
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> How about it's a hate crime, based on the words used in public forum?
> Obviously, he hates what I represent, Christians.

The point is that even if this were true, hate in itself is not a crime.  If
he did something to you or even threatened you based on that hate then it
could be a hate crime but telling someone to shut up is not a crime and if
it is not a crime, it cannot be a hate crime.

> >> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I wouldn't
> >> be surprised to find there is at least one person that would want to beat
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> is forcing my way into the conversation and I've only done that a couple
> times when there was a misquote or mis interpretation..

You keep making these claims that you are correcting errors but the real
question is who is bringing it up in the first place and what gives you the
ultimate knowledge to correct anyone?

> Again, no one has actually proved I did what you said, force my way into a
> non-religious conversation. Stop and think, Tom, the whole thing started
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> correct a possibly deliberatly wrong quote or misconception by themselves,
> just to drag it out, knowing I believe I must corect errors.

Nobody needs to prove anything as you have just done so yourself by
admitting to it.  You, as usual, backed up your actions with your claimed
religion and then took bible quotes out of context to back up your childish
reactions and hateful responses.  When people called you on this (your bible
rewriting), you then started your extremist crap and stormed out of the NG
in a big huff because everyone didn't agree with you and now claim it as
nothing more than correcting others and being picked on for it.  The problem
with that is the assumption that you are correct in everything that you
claim and say and when it comes to religion, nobody can make that claim.  If
you also bother to recall, once the religious crap got started, I bailed out
of the thread as it became a no-win situation so blaming me for it is
nothing more than a false accusation.  Perhaps you are the one committing a
hate crime against me.

> It's a hate crime and they are just bullies.

Once again, false accusations and complete bullshit.  Even if you consider
us bullies for doing the very same thing you have done to others, there was
no crime of any kind committed.

> > As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't believe
> > it has risen to the level of harrassment) or called names simply because
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> as happening, and then refusing to admit they went overboard much more than
> they claim I have.

And that would be your bias claiming that everyone has gone more overboard
than you but the proof is in the pudding and the fact that EVERYONE is
saying that lately you are the one going overboard say's it all.

> >> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is no
> >> different.
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>
> Why not? A hate crime is a hate crime.

Hahahahahahaha, could you possibly be any more ignorant.  Please tell us how
someone being killed or their property being damaged equates in any possible
way to being told to shut up?

> > I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.
>
> Is it? Crimes of hate take many forms. There are more ways to hurt people
> than most people realize.

The problem is that hurting your feelings does not make something a crime.

> >> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable as
> >> physical injury.
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> No one where you live has ever been arrested, tried and convicted of
> stalking, spousal abuse, harrassment, or assault/battery/maiming/murder on
a assault/battery/maiming/murder
> person of an ethnic group, religion or sexual persuasion?

You are kidding.... right????  Stalking, abuse, some forms of harrassment
and assault/battery/maiming/murder are all actual crimes whether based on
haterd or not.  Please give us the exact law that makes telling someone to
shut up a crime and as Tom clearly said, if it is not a crime by itself, it
cannot be a hate crime.

> I keep trying to drop this mess, but . . . .well, you look up the laws on
> hate crimes, etc. I just want this whole mess to end. I just want to believe
> in my God as I understand I should.

And nobody is trying to stop you but falsely accusing others does not
demonstrate the religious beliefs you claim to have and follow.

> >> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any in
> >> here in another group.
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> Then you apparently don't see my point for some reason. So be it. I'm done
> discussing this.

The problem here Budd is that nobody sees your point.  Perhaps that should
tell you something.

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Roy - 19 Sep 2006 01:20 GMT
> I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
> keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
> all of it on me and theguy.

Tom, I understand that everyone has their own way of dealing with
situations. I found it easier to killfile the bs. I sorta figured that after
once going to the well for the same bad water was enough. Also replying
sorta legitimized the bs. ymmv

Roy
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 03:17 GMT
Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
anyone. The Bible is my final authority.

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theguy@whatever.net - 19 Sep 2006 03:24 GMT
>Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
>anyone. The Bible is my final authority.

ah yes, and in that you fail miserably.

>>> I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
>>> keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
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>> Roy
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 14:31 GMT
>>Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
>>anyone. The Bible is my final authority.
>
> ah yes, and in that you fail miserably.

Do I? You don't bear any fruit ( give indication) that shows you've ever
opened a Bible. At least I am trying to live according to a better set of
values than what you represent.

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mac davis - 19 Sep 2006 15:26 GMT
>>Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
>>anyone. The Bible is my final authority.
>
>ah yes, and in that you fail miserably.

which part... turning the other cheek or loving thy neighbor??
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mac davis - 19 Sep 2006 15:25 GMT
>Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
>anyone. The Bible is my final authority.

Cool.... focus on the word MY in that sentence, Budd...

My final authority, if I was self centered enough to have one, might be a
different final authority than yours... doesn't make either one wrong..

It is your belief that the bible is "the way"... others might follow the Easter
bunny or the Transcendental Goddamit... freedom is a wonderful thing....
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Roy - 19 Sep 2006 15:35 GMT
> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:17:36 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
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> Easter
> bunny or

Screw the easter bunny! Follow the wide ride pink rabbit, he's gotta know
where all the good eat's are.
<BFG>

>the Transcendental Goddamit... freedom is a wonderful thing...

It sure is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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> Cool.... focus on the word MY in that sentence, Budd...

Why? Because I have made a choice to believe in something others ridicule?

> My final authority, if I was self centered enough to have one, might be a
> different final authority than yours... doesn't make either one wrong..

In _YOUR_ opinion. . . . . . One of us has an opinion that is wrong. Now,why
is it wrong for me to have that opinion? You just said it is not wrong, yet
others . . .never mind.

> It is your belief that the bible is "the way"... others might follow the
> Easter
> bunny or the Transcendental Goddamit... freedom is a wonderful thing....

Yes, it is. It gives me the right to be right and you the right to be wrong,
according to what I hold a belief in as Holy and True. Someday, we will both
know for sure, won't we?

Cya, friend.

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miles - 20 Sep 2006 01:33 GMT
> Yes, it is. It gives me the right to be right and you the right to be wrong,
> according to what I hold a belief in as Holy and True. Someday, we will both
> know for sure, won't we?

Yep.  What will you do if you find out your beliefs are completely wrong
and you've been duped?
Budd Cochran - 20 Sep 2006 15:14 GMT
I'll probably say, "Darn."

But if I'm right, what will others be saying? HMMMM?

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>> Yes, it is. It gives me the right to be right and you the right to be
>> wrong, according to what I hold a belief in as Holy and True. Someday, we
>> will both know for sure, won't we?
>
> Yep.  What will you do if you find out your beliefs are completely wrong
> and you've been duped?

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beekeep - 20 Sep 2006 22:29 GMT
>I'll probably say, "Darn."
>
>But if I'm right, what will others be saying? HMMMM?

Probably "HORRAY!"  Who would want to spend eternity in a place with you?

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TBone - 20 Sep 2006 22:37 GMT
> >I'll probably say, "Darn."
> >
> >But if I'm right, what will others be saying? HMMMM?
> >
> Probably "HORRAY!"  Who would want to spend eternity in a place with you?

Now that was just cold

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>> On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 08:14:51 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
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>
>Now that was just cold

Acually it reminded me of an old joke where a guy went to hell and found himself
with a beautiful blonde and a bottle of booze.  He said "This is hell?" Another
guy replied "Yeah, the bottle has a hole in its bottom and the blonde doesn't."

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miles - 25 Sep 2006 01:25 GMT
> I'll probably say, "Darn."
>
> But if I'm right, what will others be saying? HMMMM?

Same thing.  You may end up in hell as well if your beliefs are WAY off
course.
Budd Cochran - 25 Sep 2006 14:11 GMT
Well, that's the whole point, isn't it, Miles?

What I believe in is what the Scriptures have written in them, word for
word, without any "modern interpretation", just as they were said to the
people of the time. A simple, strong, effective teaching in a less corrupted
language ( fewer "re-defined" words) that tells each person exactly what
they need to know.

The Bible teaches:

One God, called Elohim, that is Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, Holy,
Righteous, Just, Love, Light,and Spirit; made up of three Persons: Jehovah
(God the Father), Jesus (Yeshua,) (The Son of God, The Word, The Creator,
etc.), and the Holy Spirit ( The Comforter)

Jesus, the Creator of the Universe, was born of a virgin, died as the final
sacrifice for our sins though innocent of sin Himself, bodily rose on the
literal third day and ascended to Heaven.

There is but one way to God, through His Son, Jesus, our intercessor, and no
one is worthy of Salvation and you can't earn your way to Heaven...you have
to ask for it. The Ten Commandments can't save you, praying to the Disciples
and Saints won't save you, confessing your sins to any mortal will not save
you, giving all you have away will not save you.

That is what the words say in the Bible and that's what I believe.
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>> I'll probably say, "Darn."
>>
>> But if I'm right, what will others be saying? HMMMM?
>
> Same thing.  You may end up in hell as well if your beliefs are WAY off
> course.

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beekeep - 25 Sep 2006 23:36 GMT
I see you're showing off your boat again.

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            ...    .    ..            /|~~
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              ...    .  ..       /| /  |
                ..              / |~~  |     ,~~~~
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            |       \'_\o_o_o-USS Budd Cockram _o_o_o_o_o__)
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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 02:55 GMT
I see your showing off your bigotry.

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beekeep - 26 Sep 2006 22:05 GMT
>I see your showing off your bigotry.

I don't think that when Jesus said "become a fisher of men" that he ment
trolling for rednecks on usenet.

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Budd Cochran - 27 Sep 2006 03:11 GMT
Rednecks aren't men?

Oh dear, are you in for it. . . . .

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TBone - 26 Sep 2006 01:29 GMT
Ok Budd, please show us exactly what you are correcting here.  This is the
very preaching that others were complaining about and that you outright
denied doing.

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> Well, that's the whole point, isn't it, Miles?
>
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> > Same thing.  You may end up in hell as well if your beliefs are WAY off
> > course.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 02:54 GMT
What preaching?

Miles and I were discussing a point about my beliefs as compared to his. I
gave some reference information.

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> Ok Budd, please show us exactly what you are correcting here.  This is the
> very preaching that others were complaining about and that you outright
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>> > Same thing.  You may end up in hell as well if your beliefs are WAY off
>> > course.

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TBone - 26 Sep 2006 17:30 GMT
> What preaching?

How about right after you said " The Bible teaches:"  This is how just about
every church service starts.

> Miles and I were discussing a point about my beliefs as compared to his. I
> gave some reference information.

And that was what you were doing up to the point where you said what you did
above.  After that is was nothing more than preaching even though Miles has
said more than once that he didn't want to hear it.

> > Ok Budd, please show us exactly what you are correcting here.  This is the
> > very preaching that others were complaining about and that you outright
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> >> > Same thing.  You may end up in hell as well if your beliefs are WAY off
> >> > course.

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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 19:47 GMT
>> What preaching?
>
> How about right after you said " The Bible teaches:"  This is how just
> about
> every church service starts.

Only those that teach from the Bible.

>> Miles and I were discussing a point about my beliefs as compared to his.
>> I
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> has
> said more than once that he didn't want to hear it.

Aw, there ya go speaking for others again. Just gotta do everyone's talking
for them, don't ya?

Tom, shut up.

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TBone - 26 Sep 2006 20:18 GMT
> >> What preaching?
> >
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>
> Only those that teach from the Bible.

You are correct and exactly what are the ones that are teaching from the
Bible doing???  How about PREACHING!!!!

> >> Miles and I were discussing a point about my beliefs as compared to his.
> >> I
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> Aw, there ya go speaking for others again. Just gotta do everyone's talking
> for them, don't ya?

What's the matter Budd, are ya getting upset because I speak the truth.  Any
way you want to spin it Budd, you were preaching, simple as that.
Personally, I don't care if you do or don't but if you claim not to and then
flat out do it a few days later Mr. "The Bible teaches", someone is going to
call you on it.  If you want to preach, go ahead, but don't do it and then
claim that you are not and try and cover with some crap about correcting
errors when someone asks you to stop.  All that does is make you look like a
fool and a liar.

> Tom, shut up.

Oh my God, according to you a federal offense has been committed, a hate
crime even and by you.  You are taking away my right of free speech out of
hatred.  Don't worry Budd, after you are convicted, I'll forgive you.

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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 20:46 GMT
>> >> What preaching?
>> >
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> You are correct and exactly what are the ones that are teaching from the
> Bible doing???  How about PREACHING!!!!

How many hundreds of times have you insisted in an argument with me that a
definition is not fixed? You say I'm preaching and I say I'm not.

>> >> Miles and I were discussing a point about my beliefs as compared to
> his.
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>
> What's the matter Budd, are ya getting upset because I speak the truth.

No, just the opposite. I'm not upset because what you're saying is a lie.

>  Any
> way you want to spin it Budd, you were preaching, simple as that.

IN YOUR (incorrect) OPINION.

> Personally, I don't care if you do or don't but if you claim not to and
> then
> flat out do it a few days later Mr. "The Bible teaches", someone is going
> to
> call you on it.

Well, it had better be someone that knows more about "preaching" than  you
because what you do in these tirades is preach against me and my beliefs . .
unfortunately, you have no scriptures to support your preaching.

> If you want to preach, go ahead, but don't do it and then
> claim that you are not and try and cover with some crap about correcting
> errors when someone asks you to stop.  All that does is make you look like
> a
> fool and a liar.

Then you coinsider all Christians to be fools and liars, Tom, because I'm
following the commandment of Jesus, to go and make disciples of all men (
Matthew 28:18-20)

>> Tom, shut up.
>
> Oh my God, according to you a federal offense has been committed, a hate
> crime even and by you.  You are taking away my right of free speech out of
> hatred.  Don't worry Budd, after you are convicted, I'll forgive you.

And how many times have you told me to shut up?

File the charges, Tom. I'll subpoena the Archives . . . .

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Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 20:30 GMT
After more thought, it just hit me about your posts . . . .

If the Bible says anything negative about other religions (although it
actually ignores them except for the "Altar to the Unknown God" Paul writes
about), then you accuse me of "preaching" . . .yet if you say anything
negative about my beliefs, you claim is discussion.

Yep, that's T-boneism thru and thru.

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>> What preaching?
>
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> off
>> >> > course.

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TBone - 27 Sep 2006 04:49 GMT
> After more thought, it just hit me about your posts . . . .
>
> If the Bible says anything negative about other religions (although it
> actually ignores them except for the "Altar to the Unknown God" Paul writes
> about), then you accuse me of "preaching" . . .yet if you say anything
> negative about my beliefs, you claim is discussion.

What are you talking about Budd?  What have I said that is negative about
your beliefs??

> Yep, that's T-boneism thru and thru.

Once again, more baseless accusations.

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Budd Cochran - 27 Sep 2006 13:13 GMT
>> After more thought, it just hit me about your posts . . . .
>>
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> What are you talking about Budd?  What have I said that is negative about
> your beliefs??

Another T-boneism. This time the denial part. How far back do you want to
go, Tom? You have derided me and my beliefs for a few years now. All my
posts, back as far as the archives retain, still are there and still contain
your statements.

>> Yep, that's T-boneism thru and thru.
>
> Once again, more baseless accusations.

Once more, a T-boneism.

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miles - 28 Sep 2006 01:52 GMT
> Another T-boneism. This time the denial part. How far back do you want to
> go, Tom? You have derided me and my beliefs for a few years now. All my
> posts, back as far as the archives retain, still are there and still contain
> your statements.

Stop telling others they are wrong for their beliefs.  I disagree with
your beliefs but I do not tell you that you wrong for your beliefs.
Huge difference.
Budd Cochran - 28 Sep 2006 02:29 GMT
Oh, yes, mr moderator.

You disagree and refuse to consider anything different, even when it's what
is written in the Bible.

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>> Another T-boneism. This time the denial part. How far back do you want to
>> go, Tom? You have derided me and my beliefs for a few years now. All my
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> difference.

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miles - 28 Sep 2006 03:15 GMT
> Oh, yes, mr moderator.
>
> You disagree and refuse to consider anything different, even when it's what
> is written in the Bible.

You disagree and refuse to consider anything different as well.  Why am
I wrong but you're right?  It's not a matter of moderating.  I am just
saying that you are a hypocrite.  You have no respect for others beliefs
if they differ from your own.  I have told you that I respect your
views.  Failure to return that is what people deride you for.
mac davis - 28 Sep 2006 04:43 GMT
>> Oh, yes, mr moderator.
>>
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>if they differ from your own.  I have told you that I respect your
>views.  Failure to return that is what people deride you for.

yep... again, well said..

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TBone - 28 Sep 2006 20:14 GMT
> >> Oh, yes, mr moderator.
> >>
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>
> yep... again, well said..

Agreed!

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TBone - 28 Sep 2006 23:27 GMT
> >> After more thought, it just hit me about your posts . . . .
> >>
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> posts, back as far as the archives retain, still are there and still contain
> your statements.

I'll make it easy for you Budd, you only need to go back to the last time I
attacked your beliefs.  What I said was the same thing that Greg has said
not to long ago, and that is that you like to talk the talk but you never
seem to walk the walk, at least not in here.  When you start acting like you
claim to believe, then I would have nothing to comment on about you.

> >> Yep, that's T-boneism thru and thru.
> >
> > Once again, more baseless accusations.
>
> Once more, a T-boneism.

And once more, another baseless accusation based on spin and lies.

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miles - 26 Sep 2006 02:18 GMT
> That is what the words say in the Bible and that's what I believe.

What if the Bible is just a nice book written by man centuries ago?
What if one of the other religions of the world are the right one?
Those people believe in their 'bible' every bit as much as you believe
in yours.  To them they can't comprehend anything outside their books
writings as being remotely possible.  Somebody is right, everyone else
is wrong.

For me I do not believe that the vast majority of the worlds population
ends up in hell.  Honestly I do not believe in the Devil.  Why?  Because
sending souls to the Devil would empower him.  Why would God wish to
further empower the Devil?  Ignore fine but empower?
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 03:45 GMT
>> That is what the words say in the Bible and that's what I believe.
>
> What if the Bible is just a nice book written by man centuries ago?

How about it's a fantastic book, inspired by God, that has survived
countless assaults and attempts to destroy it, intact and unchanged? How
about it's 98.5% accurate, according to copies of texts from the same time
periods as the original writings?

None of the Oriental or Greek philosophers can have that claimed about the
writings of their sayings.

> What if one of the other religions of the world are the right one?

In John 14:6-7, Jesus proclaims there is but one way to God. Now, either He
speaks the truth or He is a madman. Ask yourself this: would you, like the
Disciples, lay your life on the line ( in some cases, lions) for a madman? I
have.

> Those people believe in their 'bible' every bit as much as you believe in
> yours.  To them they can't comprehend anything outside their books
> writings as being remotely possible.  Somebody is right, everyone else is
> wrong.

I agree, somebody is right. One thing is entirely different in Chritianity
from those religions: In those you have to train, cleanse, sacrifice, and
work your tail off to make yourself, hopefully, worthy of the god. Jesus
said, "come unto me all that are weary and heavy laden and I will give you
rest."

> For me I do not believe that the vast majority of the worlds population
> ends up in hell.  Honestly I do not believe in the Devil.  Why?  Because
> sending souls to the Devil would empower him.  Why would God wish to
> further empower the Devil?  Ignore fine but empower?

Jesus spoke more about Hell than he did about Heaven. Don't you think the
Creator of the Universe would know all the places in it?

According to the Hebrew Torah, Hell is a real place, created for Lucifer
(Satan) and the angels that followed him, not for Humans. God doesn't send
anyone to Hell, but their will be those that choose to follow Satan's lies
and will be cast down to Hell at the final Judgment.

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miles - 26 Sep 2006 04:29 GMT
>  God doesn't send
> anyone to Hell, but their will be those that choose to follow Satan's lies
> and will be cast down to Hell at the final Judgment.

Who casts them down to hell and why?  Doing so would empower the Devil.
 Doesn't make any sense for God to continue giving power to the Devil.

I also do not believe an individual can sell their soul to the Devil.
Ones soul according to the Bible doesn't belong to anyone other than
God.  So one can't sell something that doesn't belong to them.  So again
I ask, who casts these souls to the Devil and why when the result is
only to empower the Devil.
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 13:26 GMT
>>  God doesn't send anyone to Hell, but their will be those that choose to
>> follow Satan's lies and will be cast down to Hell at the final Judgment.
>
> Who casts them down to hell and why?

They choose to go to Hell by rejecting God and His Word. Literally, they
send themselves. Why? Why do you want to do what you want to do? You have
the freedom to choose to follow God or Satan.

> Doing so would empower the Devil. Doesn't make any sense for God to
> continue giving power to the Devil.
>
> I also do not believe an individual can sell their soul to the Devil. Ones
> soul according to the Bible doesn't belong to anyone other than God.

Your soul was GIVEN to you, at conception, by God, to do with as YOU choose.

> So one can't sell something that doesn't belong to them.  So again I ask,
> who casts these souls to the Devil and why when the result is only to
> empower the Devil.

Why do you not accept what the answers are saying? Is it because the answers
are found in the Bible?

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beekeep - 26 Sep 2006 11:35 GMT
>>> That is what the words say in the Bible and that's what I believe.
>>
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>anyone to Hell, but their will be those that choose to follow Satan's lies
>and will be cast down to Hell at the final Judgment.

If you are so sure about your beliefs, why haven't you gone yet?

beekeep
Budd Cochran - 26 Sep 2006 13:27 GMT
> On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:45:08 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
> SPAM.net>
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>
> beekeep

Maybe it's because God hasn't given up, on you, Greg, and maybe I'm the
messenger He sent.

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Roy - 26 Sep 2006 13:50 GMT
>> On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:45:08 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
>> SPAM.net>
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> Maybe it's because God hasn't given up, on you, Greg, and maybe I'm the
> messenger He sent.

Just a observation and nothing more. But that was FUNNY!!!!

Roy
beekeep - 26 Sep 2006 22:11 GMT
>>> On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:45:08 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
>>> SPAM.net>
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>
>Roy

When's the Hal Bop comet due back?

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beekeep - 26 Sep 2006 22:16 GMT
>> On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:45:08 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
>> SPAM.net>
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>Maybe it's because God hasn't given up, on you, Greg, and maybe I'm the
>messenger He sent.

I don't think that any God is that stupid.

I don't think anybody here would mind you talking the talk if we saw you walking
the walk.

beekeep
Budd Cochran - 27 Sep 2006 03:12 GMT
If you had ever met me in person, then that wouldn't be a problem.

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> On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 06:27:38 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
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mac davis - 20 Sep 2006 04:20 GMT
>> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:17:36 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
>> SPAM.net>
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>according to what I hold a belief in as Holy and True. Someday, we will both
>know for sure, won't we?

OK.. I see now... you have the right to be correct, the rest of the world has
the right to be wrong unless, of course, they  agree with you... then they're
right...

I think you need to stay out of the sun for a while, Budd... (opps, was that a
personal attack?)

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beekeep - 19 Sep 2006 21:16 GMT
>Roy, the "legitimacy" of what I write isn't determined by you, Bonini, or
>anyone. The Bible is my final authority.

From what I've seen you post lately, my guess is that the only way you're going
to get into heaven is if it has padded walls and straight jackets.  Even God
isn't going to put up with your attitude.  

beekeep
TBone - 19 Sep 2006 05:22 GMT
> > I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
> > keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> once going to the well for the same bad water was enough. Also replying
> sorta legitimized the bs. ymmv

Once again Roy, you seem to be correct.  His reply made it clear what a
waste of time it is to talk to him.  I sadly replied once more but this will
be the last of it and even though I will not kill file him, I will follow
your lead and just ignore him.

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mac davis - 19 Sep 2006 15:20 GMT
>> I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
>> keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
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>
>Roy

I need a special "not quite kill" file....
maybe one labeled "doesn't play well with others"??

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Roy - 19 Sep 2006 15:31 GMT
>>> I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.
>>> You
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> I need a special "not quite kill" file....
> maybe one labeled "doesn't play well with others"??

Bro, I really don't know. I figure from what I have read from those who have
posted to this thread that it is as I said, nobody cares , they just don't
want to hear it or read it. He has been asked politely and not, to knock it
off but to no avail. So screw it, I don't have to look at his name on the
screen with the killfile. I think I said in my second post to this thread
that the results would be the same, they were. He stay's in the killfile,
too f.cked up for me to attempt to deal with. Others well...lol

Roy
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>
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Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 03:14 GMT
> I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
> keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
> all of it on me and theguy.

Well, gee . . I mentioned I was forgoing a past actitvity because of trying
to get closer to my God, refused to fall into the profanity and name calling
you two prefer, for which you began denegrating me and my beliefs and now
you don't want the responsibility for what you wrote.

How typically liberal of you.

>> >> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
>> >> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?
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> could be a hate crime but telling someone to shut up is not a crime and if
> it is not a crime, it cannot be a hate crime.

Funny how many liberal laws are on the books these days just to prosecute
anyone that commits a crime based on hatred . . . . .and then you calim it's
not a crime. Hmm, maybe the laws only apply to conservatives.

>> >> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I
>> >> wouldn't
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> the
> ultimate knowledge to correct anyone?

Well, gee whiz, Tom, if I'm CORRECTING SOMEONE ELSE then I didn't post the
religious stuff first. GOT IT YET?????

Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but you
knew that  . . .or have you forgotten?

>> Again, no one has actually proved I did what you said, force my way into
>> a
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> Nobody needs to prove anything as you have just done so yourself by
> admitting to it.

Ah, twist and spin and avoid the truth. I only admitted to POSTING A
CORRECTION AFTER SOMEONE ELSE POSTED THE ORIGIANL MISQUOPTE OR
MISINTERPRETATION.

> You, as usual, backed up your actions with your claimed
> religion and then took bible quotes out of context to back up your
> childish
> reactions and hateful responses.

Out of context according to what religion, Bonini? Not according to the text
in th Bible itself.

> When people called you on this (your bible
> rewriting), you then started your extremist crap and stormed out of the NG
> in a big huff because everyone didn't agree with you and now claim it as
> nothing more than correcting others and being picked on for it.

No, I called them like I saw them. I still do and always will. You are a
communistic liberal socialist

> The problem
> with that is the assumption that you are correct in everything that you
> claim and say and when it comes to religion, nobody can make that claim.

I don't claim perfection, but the Bible is more accurate than you want to
accept.

> If
> you also bother to recall, once the religious crap got started, I bailed
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> a
> hate crime against me.

Nope, you didn't bail until recently and now your back. Btw, calling you
what I have called you is based on your own words and actions.

>> It's a hate crime and they are just bullies.
>
> Once again, false accusations and complete bullshit.  Even if you consider
> us bullies for doing the very same thing you have done to others, there
> was
> no crime of any kind committed.

There you go, calling a person a bully that posts a correction to a
previously posted error. SPIN, SPIN.

Gee, that means that everyone that has ever told you where you were wrong
about a mechanical item or repair is a bully.

>> > As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't
> believe
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> than you but the proof is in the pudding and the fact that EVERYONE is
> saying that lately you are the one going overboard say's it all.

Funny, I'm pretty certain there are a bunch that have not posted on the
matter. The only ones I have a "problem" with are those that, like you,
claim to be so darn tolerant, until a Christian follows his God.

>> >> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is
> no
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> possible
> way to being told to shut up?

Oh, Tom, we're still waiting for you to answer about 2000 questions
already... but according to your precious liberal laws; a hate crime is a
hate crime.

>> > I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.
>>
>> Is it? Crimes of hate take many forms. There are more ways to hurt people
>> than most people realize.
>
> The problem is that hurting your feelings does not make something a crime.

Funny how it is when it's you that gets "hurt... as in someone posting your
entire name and don't give us that whiney stuff abut the person commiting
the hate crime against you... unless you just want to show your hipocrisy.

>> >> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable
> as
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> it
> cannot be a hate crime.

So . . . .you're saying someone can stalk, abuse, harrass, maim, murder
because of love? What a terrible, inhuman set of values to have.

>> I keep trying to drop this mess, but . . . .well, you look up the laws on
>> hate crimes, etc. I just want this whole mess to end. I just want to
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> And nobody is trying to stop you but falsely accusing others does not
> demonstrate the religious beliefs you claim to have and follow.

Gee, Tom, I call them as I see them and I'm accused of false witness? You,
otoh, accuse me of corrupted religiosity, corrupting scriptures, called me
vulgar names, cast aspersions on my lineage, gender, and sexual preferences
and you think you are not being a false witness?

In your eyes, if you follow the God of the Bible, you're evil, but if you do
evil to others, you're not evil. Yep, that's communistic liberalism. Oh, and
it was predicted that you, and others, would have that opinion nearly two
thousand years ago.

>> >> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any
> in
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> The problem here Budd is that nobody sees your point.  Perhaps that should
> tell you something.

Yeah, it does, but not that "nobody sees your point". I see that not
everyone has commented one way or another. However, the thing you need to
see is that not everyone sees you as their spokesperson, so you are probably
wrong . .again.

I speak only for myself and my beliefs as always.

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miles - 19 Sep 2006 04:09 GMT
> Well, gee whiz, Tom, if I'm CORRECTING SOMEONE ELSE then I didn't post the
> religious stuff first. GOT IT YET?????

With regards to religion, there is no correct.  There is my view, your
view and everyone elses view.  Each decides for themselves what is
correct and what the best way for them to live their lives.  Nobody
needs or wants your correcting any more than you do not want them to
correct you.  Being respectful of others beliefs is how to get out of
the mess we're currently in.
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 14:42 GMT
>> Well, gee whiz, Tom, if I'm CORRECTING SOMEONE ELSE then I didn't post
>> the religious stuff first. GOT IT YET?????
>
> With regards to religion, there is no correct.

Miles, that is your opinion and not what the Bible teaches. There are not
many roads to Heaven.

> There is my view, your view and everyone elses view.  Each decides for
> themselves what is correct and what the best way for them to live their
> lives.  Nobody needs or wants your correcting any more than you do not
> want them to correct you.  Being respectful of others beliefs is how to
> get out of the mess we're currently in.

And what about respect for my beliefs? You, and others, insist I respect
your beliefs, but damn mine. I'm not the one wanting it both ways. I'm
wanting equality to believe as I do, JUST LIKE YOU.

As for correcting misquotes, misinterpretations, well, again, the Bible
tells me in 1st Peter to be ready to answer any questions or in any
situation and, elsewhere, to defend the Scriptures. That means to correct
inaccuracies and misinterpretations.

Besides, would you expect a Roto-Rooter operator to do brain surgery?
Apparently, no other Christians in this group care enough to step forward to
give corrections. I sure wouldn't believe anything T-bone or theguy have to
say on the matter.

Budd

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Nosey - 19 Sep 2006 18:41 GMT
> Apparently, no other Christians in this group care enough to step forward to
> give corrections.

Several have tried to give corrections. You just won't listen to them.
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Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 23:47 GMT
>> Apparently, no other Christians in this group care enough to step forward
>> to
>> give corrections.
>
> Several have tried to give corrections. You just won't listen to them.
There are Christians too ashamed of the Gospel to stand up for it, to defend
it

I was only given two cheeks and both got bloodied a few times in this group
long ago.

Budd

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theguy@whatever.net - 20 Sep 2006 01:06 GMT
>>> Apparently, no other Christians in this group care enough to step forward
>>> to
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>
>Budd

as beekeep said:

From what I've seen you post lately, my guess is that the only way
you're going
to get into heaven is if it has padded walls and straight jackets.
Even God
isn't going to put up with your attitude.  

beekeep

if i hadn't been around the past few years i wouldn't believe this.
you have literally left the real world and entered firmly onto the
ground that is called dementia. it is easy to make fun of you but
unfortunately is just too sad to do that anymore.  i can only hope
that someone close to you gets you help before you embarrass yourself
anymore than you have.  i don't say this as a joke, i am very serious.
i honestly hope that you get some help soon.
Roy - 20 Sep 2006 01:40 GMT
>>>> Apparently, no other Christians in this group care enough to step
>>>> forward
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> anymore than you have.  i don't say this as a joke, i am very serious.
> i honestly hope that you get some help soon.

I said the same thing a couple of times to no avail the last time we visited
this.. One would hope that his family would see these threads. It is kinda
like a dry drunk, no more drinking but still hasn't changed the behavior.
Couple that with some anger that perhaps is due to some poor decisions that
made a mess of things. Religion is something one can hang on to sorta
substitute for more destructive things. But I don't see dementia at least
not that I'm familiar with. My mother has it big time. What I see is a lot
of anger from one who see's himself as the victim and wants attention,
coupled with the dry drunk syndrome. Who knows, I'm done being concerned. I
took him out of the killfile for a bit to get a feel for what you guy's were
up to, man, it is really, really, ill. But it is exactly the same as it was
a few months ago, only change is more have spoke up. The lurker bob was
nut's on.
The only thing that might explain the change that I'm familiar with is a
unbalanced med situation. That is for his family to deal with they have to
live with him.

Roy
Bob M - 20 Sep 2006 19:51 GMT
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> The only thing that might explain the change that I'm familiar with is a
> unbalanced med situation. That is for his family to deal with they have to
> live with him.
>
> Roy

 This is exactly what I was thinking. I'm glad you spoke up because I
didn't.

Bob
Roy - 20 Sep 2006 21:51 GMT
>  (Snipped)
>
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>
> Bob

Bob, as you have read this is not a group of timid people. Admittedly this
is a unusual situation, but one we have been through before. Please, don't
hesitate to speak up.

Roy
TBone - 20 Sep 2006 22:38 GMT
> >  (Snipped)
> >
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> is a unusual situation, but one we have been through before. Please, don't
> hesitate to speak up.

Yea, there are only a few of us timid people here.

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Roy - 20 Sep 2006 22:47 GMT
>> >  (Snipped)
>> >
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>
> Yea, there are only a few of us timid people here.

Right, and you'd be one???<G>

Roy
> If at first you don't succeed,  you're not cut out for skydiving
TBone - 21 Sep 2006 20:33 GMT
> >> >  (Snipped)
> >> >
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> >
> Right, and you'd be one???<G>

That would be correct.  Thanks for noticing <BFG>

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Chris Thompson - 21 Sep 2006 03:45 GMT
> Yea, there are only a few of us timid people here.

you timid???? sheesh!

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TBone - 21 Sep 2006 20:32 GMT
> > Yea, there are only a few of us timid people here.
>
> you timid???? sheesh!

What exactly are ya trying to say?!?!?!?

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Chris Thompson - 22 Sep 2006 01:54 GMT
>> > Yea, there are only a few of us timid people here.
>>
>> you timid???? sheesh!
>
> What exactly are ya trying to say?!?!?!?

LOL you know exactly what im saying Tom.

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miles - 20 Sep 2006 01:34 GMT
> There are Christians too ashamed of the Gospel to stand up for it, to defend
> it

They defend THEIR beliefs in the Gospel.  Not your beliefs.
miles - 20 Sep 2006 01:26 GMT
> "miles" <nope@nopers.com> wrote in message
>> With regards to religion, there is no correct.
>
> Miles, that is your opinion and not what the Bible teaches. There are not
> many roads to Heaven.

Bud, this is your opinion and not what me and many others believe.
There are many other 'bibles' around the world.  For those that hold
their own books to be the truth, your book is wrong. It's all opinion.
Failing to respect others opinions is a failure in ones self.

>> There is my view, your view and everyone elses view.  Each decides for
>> themselves what is correct and what the best way for them to live their
>> lives.  Nobody needs or wants your correcting any more than you do not
>> want them to correct you.  Being respectful of others beliefs is how to
>> get out of the mess we're currently in.

Exactly true.  We agree on this.  I disagree with any religious zealot
that tries to tell me I'm wrong about this or that and refuses to accept
the same in return.

> And what about respect for my beliefs? You, and others, insist I respect
> your beliefs, but damn mine. I'm not the one wanting it both ways. I'm
> wanting equality to believe as I do, JUST LIKE YOU.

Not true.  You tell us our beliefs are wrong, and we reciprocate just
the same about yours.  It is a two-way street.  Not a one-way.

> As for correcting misquotes, misinterpretations, well, again, the Bible
> tells me in 1st Peter to be ready to answer any questions or in any
> situation and, elsewhere, to defend the Scriptures. That means to correct
> inaccuracies and misinterpretations.

Not everyone who worships the Bible believes exactly the same as you.
Can they correct you?  Hell no.  You'll just tell them they are wrong
and not respect their beliefs.
TBone - 19 Sep 2006 05:20 GMT
> > I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.  You
> > keep bringing my name up in this and now seem to be putting the blame for
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> you two prefer, for which you began denegrating me and my beliefs and now
> you don't want the responsibility for what you wrote.

Really Budd, care to back any of this up?  Of course you don't, you never
have so why start now.

> How typically liberal of you.

How typically full of it of you.

> >> >> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
> >> >> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> anyone that commits a crime based on hatred . . . . .and then you calim it's
> not a crime. Hmm, maybe the laws only apply to conservatives.

LOL, you really don't have a clue even though you just said it yourself.  A
CRIME based on hatred and by your very own statement, if it is not already a
CRIME, it cannot be a hate CRIME!!!

> >> >> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I
> >> >> wouldn't
[quoted text clipped - 23 lines]
> Well, gee whiz, Tom, if I'm CORRECTING SOMEONE ELSE then I didn't post the
> religious stuff first. GOT IT YET?????

No, because you DID post it first.  Who else in the group would be spouting
that religious stuff but you?

> Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but you
> knew that  . . .or have you forgotten?

Sure I have and it sadly happens to be the most mis-quoted book of all
times.  Just look at the likes of Jimmy Swaggert, Robert Tilton, the Bakers
and so many other fly by night TV evangelists that got rich using that very
book.

> >> Again, no one has actually proved I did what you said, force my way into
> >> a
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> CORRECTION AFTER SOMEONE ELSE POSTED THE ORIGIANL MISQUOPTE OR
> MISINTERPRETATION.

And who was the one who did it and what exactly did they post?  The answer
to who is you.

> > You, as usual, backed up your actions with your claimed
> > religion and then took bible quotes out of context to back up your
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Out of context according to what religion, Bonini? Not according to the text
> in th Bible itself.

And when using properly configured quotes from the Bible, the TV evangelists
mentioned above got suckers to believe that giving them thousands of dollars
that they did not have or could not afford to give would have the lord
supply them with riches beyond their wildest dreams.  How many times did
that actually happen?

> > When people called you on this (your bible
> > rewriting), you then started your extremist crap and stormed out of the NG
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> No, I called them like I saw them. I still do and always will. You are a
> communistic liberal socialist

I must admit Budd, I do like talking to you, your ignorance makes me laugh.

> > The problem
> > with that is the assumption that you are correct in everything that you
> > claim and say and when it comes to religion, nobody can make that claim.
>
> I don't claim perfection, but the Bible is more accurate than you want to
> accept.

Now that really depends on who is reading and interpreting it and sorry
budd, but what you claim is not backed up by the way you act.

> > If
> > you also bother to recall, once the religious crap got started, I bailed
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Nope, you didn't bail until recently and now your back. Btw, calling you
> what I have called you is based on your own words and actions.

Really????  Care to back that on up either????  Perhaps you should Google it
and see the truth.  Once you started your religious crap, the only thing I
said was that the public school system should not teach any religion at all.
That is up to the families to decide what religion if any and the churches
of the chosen religion to teach it.

> >> It's a hate crime and they are just bullies.
> >
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> There you go, calling a person a bully that posts a correction to a
> previously posted error. SPIN, SPIN.

Once again, you are living in the land of denial and you really need to work
on that reading comprehension.  I was not talking about this last load of
crap you got yourself into.  I am talking about the way you have been in
general for years, especially toward newbie's.  The only one spinning here
now is you.

> Gee, that means that everyone that has ever told you where you were wrong
> about a mechanical item or repair is a bully.

Actually Budd, that is what you are accusing us of, LOL!!!

> >> > As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't
> > believe
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> matter. The only ones I have a "problem" with are those that, like you,
> claim to be so darn tolerant, until a Christian follows his God.

And once again, that would be the denial you live in and your own personal
bias.  Who are all of these magical invisable people that are in complete
agreement with you.  Hell Budd, even a lurker appeared (and at your request)
to tell you what an idiot you are making out of yourself and even then, you
stick your head in the sand and deny it.

> >> >> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing is
> > no
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> already... but according to your precious liberal laws; a hate crime is a
> hate crime.

Who exactly is "we" Budd and what questions are you talking about or is this
just spin to stop from looking like a complete idiot???  Sorry Budd, but
it's way to late for that.  You made the comparison above now back it up or
do us all a favor and shut up.

> >> > I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.
> >>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> entire name and don't give us that whiney stuff abut the person commiting
> the hate crime against you... unless you just want to show your hipocrisy.

I have to say Budd, you are really a crackpot.  There is a big difference
between identity theft and being told to shut up and if you are really this
stupid....

> >> >> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as prosecutable
> > as
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
> So . . . .you're saying someone can stalk, abuse, harrass, maim, murder
> because of love? What a terrible, inhuman set of values to have.

How are they my values and yes, these things have been done for love as well
as no real feelings at all.  Not all crimes are hate crimes and not all hate
is a crime.

> >> I keep trying to drop this mess, but . . . .well, you look up the laws on
> >> hate crimes, etc. I just want this whole mess to end. I just want to
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>
> Gee, Tom, I call them as I see them and I'm accused of false witness?

That is correct because you bias is so strong, it distorts reality for you.

>You, otoh, accuse me of corrupted religiosity, corrupting scriptures,
called me
> vulgar names, cast aspersions on my lineage, gender, and sexual preferences
> and you think you are not being a false witness?

Just more false accusations but if you care to back them up......

> In your eyes, if you follow the God of the Bible, you're evil, but if you do
> evil to others, you're not evil. Yep, that's communistic liberalism. Oh, and
> it was predicted that you, and others, would have that opinion nearly two
> thousand years ago.

More complete crap and bible verse twisting.  There is a big difference
between actually believing in the bible and just making the claim that you
do and no matter what you say, your actions do not back up your claimed
belief.

> >> >> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or any
> > in
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> see is that not everyone sees you as their spokesperson, so you are probably
> wrong . .again.

I never claimed to be "everyone's" spokesperson but with what I have read
from many others in this NG (and many of them from your friends), I can say
that I am for the most part on the same page as they are right now.  You can
stay in denial if you wish but in reality, it just makes you look even more
foolish.

> I speak only for myself and my beliefs as always.

The sad thing here Budd is that you only listen to yourself as well which
really does make you look like an idiot.  Roy was right, there is no
reasoning with you so reply is you wish, I don't care and am done with you
in this thread.

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Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 16:00 GMT
>> > I really tried to take the high road here but you just won't let me.
> You
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> Really Budd, care to back any of this up?  Of course you don't, you never
> have so why start now.

Still waiting for you to back up stuff, Bonini. P, K, B.

>> How typically liberal of you.
>
> How typically full of it of you.

Yes, I feel very full of the Spirit of God. Thank you.

>> >> >> So, iow, a vigilante group or person, with no official sanction can
>> >> >> destroy a house of worship and not be prosecuted?
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> a
> CRIME, it cannot be a hate CRIME!!!

Sorry, I forgot a the quotation marks. here:

>> Funny how many liberal laws are on the books these days just to prosecute
>> anyone that commits a "crime" based on hatred . . . . .and then you claim
> it's
>> not a crime. Hmm, maybe the laws only apply to conservatives.

Right now, you can be sued for referring to a gay or lesbian as a "queer". A
word, a small word has become a crime.

>> >> >> Because I'm a Christian, I'm harrassed and called names, and I
>> >> >> wouldn't
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> spouting
> that religious stuff but you?

OK, I'll type it slowly....IF I AM REPLYING TO A MISQUOTE OR
MISINTERPRETATION, I DID NOT ORIGINATE THE RELIGIOUS CONTENT.

And many others, like yourself.

>> Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but
> you
>> knew that  . . .or have you forgotten?
>
> Sure I have and it sadly happens to be the most mis-quoted book of all
> times.

How would you know?

> Just look at the likes of Jimmy Swaggert, Robert Tilton, the Bakers
> and so many other fly by night TV evangelists that got rich using that
> very
> book.

The Bible does tell us to examine the "fruits" of those around us, both
Christian and non-Chritian, to determine their worth and relationship with
God. In fact, Jesus was the one to say it. Now, if someone tells me that I
need to pray for monwey and in the same breath tells me to send them money,
I question their walk with God and thusly, their qualifications to teach the
Word.

I do not ask for money, your success can only be limited by yourself and
what you define success to be and I quote directly from the Scriptures.

Now, applying your "fruits" to what is already understood about you, you are
not a Born-Again Christian in your soul or you have severely backslid and
I'm God's call for you to come home. You know for sure which it is.

>> >> Again, no one has actually proved I did what you said, force my way
> into
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> And who was the one who did it and what exactly did they post?  The answer
> to who is you.

See, Tom? You can't do anything but spin your lies and traps. I've already
stated, clearly, what began yours and theguy's rants about my beliefs but
you try to make it into something worse. Your fruits are showing and they
are spoiled rotten.

>> > You, as usual, backed up your actions with your claimed
>> > religion and then took bible quotes out of context to back up your
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> supply them with riches beyond their wildest dreams.  How many times did
> that actually happen?

Can't answer the question, can you?

>> > When people called you on this (your bible
>> > rewriting), you then started your extremist crap and stormed out of the
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> I must admit Budd, I do like talking to you, your ignorance makes me
> laugh.

Then a fool is laughing who knows not his end.

>> > The problem
>> > with that is the assumption that you are correct in everything that you
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> Now that really depends on who is reading and interpreting it and sorry
> budd, but what you claim is not backed up by the way you act.

Do you believe in the writings of Socrates or Plato? Those writings weren't
done until 800 years or more after their deaths and are only 70-80 percent
accurate among themselves.

The oldest copies of the texts of the Bible were written in the same century
as Christ's life and are 98.5% accurate with each other. The most accurate
translation into any form of English is the King James Version.

( source: Christian Apologetics and Reseach Ministries, www.carm.org)

>> > If
>> > you also bother to recall, once the religious crap got started, I
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> That is up to the families to decide what religion if any and the churches
> of the chosen religion to teach it.

<LOL> Don't have to. You've done a fine job yourself . . .again.

>> >> It's a hate crime and they are just bullies.
>> >
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> general for years, especially toward newbie's.  The only one spinning here
> now is you.

My attitude toward newbies is always the same, if you come in here to cause
trouble, you should be set in your place or run off. The purpose of the
group is still the same: accurate and prompt help for Dodge truck owners. A
point you have very often failed at and refuse to admit the errors.

One difference: today, I would not resort to profanities in discussions of
any kind.

>> Gee, that means that everyone that has ever told you where you were wrong
>> about a mechanical item or repair is a bully.
>
> Actually Budd, that is what you are accusing us of, LOL!!!

No, your responses about things like how a differential works shows the
truth, Tom. And you consider yourself the ultimate,
don't-you-dare-correct-me-and-I'll-prove-it-by-spinning-lies-about-you
expert on everything. Heck, your reply about the Bible shows that.

>> >> > As I see it, you're not "harrassed" (I quote that, because I don't
>> > believe
[quoted text clipped - 27 lines]
> you
> stick your head in the sand and deny it.

That "lurker" didn't follow the request. He gave his opinion, not the
evidence.

>> >> >> What laws were the KKK members tried under, Tom? What they're doing
> is
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
> or
> do us all a favor and shut up.

"We" would be Max, Denny, Roy, Mike, Miles, Tom Lawrence, myself, possibly
Nate, and probably others that have tried in the past to teach you a few
things to help you answer questions and have asked yopu to back up _your_
claims & statements. And if it's too late for you to answer, then it's too
late for me to give you the answers you seek from me.

>> >> > I'm sorry, Budd....  your logic is severely warped here.
>> >>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> this
> stupid....

No, Tom, the stupidity would be all yours. You made threats against me and
others for posting your name, which all you "T-bone" name doesn't hide one
bit, and now I'm just tired of you hollering "wolf!" about it.

>> >> >> cussing, cursing and name calling. Emotional injury is as
> prosecutable
[quoted text clipped - 36 lines]
> hate
> is a crime.

Then it was not "love" and there is no such thing as "no emotion" unless you
are "just an animal", the goal of evolutionists and liberals.

>> >> I keep trying to drop this mess, but . . . .well, you look up the laws
> on
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> That is correct because you bias is so strong, it distorts reality for
> you.

Thank you for praising my faith in my beliefs. The "bias" is not mine, it is
what the Bible says.

>>You, otoh, accuse me of corrupted religiosity, corrupting scriptures,
> called me
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Just more false accusations but if you care to back them up......

No need. Anyone that been here for more than a year has read the names
you've called me and the abuse you've heaped upon me for my faith.

>> In your eyes, if you follow the God of the Bible, you're evil, but if you
> do
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> More complete crap and bible verse twisting.

I've told you before you need to read something besides the Liberal
propaganda.

> There is a big difference
> between actually believing in the bible and just making the claim that you
> do and no matter what you say, your actions do not back up your claimed
> belief.

Isaiah 5:8-30 ( calling evil, good) A correction for myself: the prophecy
was nearly 3000 years ago.
2 Timothy 3:16 (correction and reproof)
1 Peter 3:15 ( to every man an answer)

There's the proof, but will you read it?

>> >> >> Tom, I appreciate your effort, but I went thru worse than Craig or
> any
[quoted text clipped - 39 lines]
> more
> foolish.

What part of your own statement do you not understand? You ASSUMED the
position of spokeperson when you said "NOBODY", an all inclusive term and a
thing you have so often accused ofthers of doing, often rightly so, but now,
it is _YOIU_  being accused and you deny responsiblilty.

>> I speak only for myself and my beliefs as always.
>
> The sad thing here Budd is that you only listen to yourself as well which
> really does make you look like an idiot.  Roy was right, there is no
> reasoning with you so reply is you wish, I don't care and am done with you
> in this thread.

You've said that many times.

It's better to be a fool for God than to be a fool trying to apologize
before God.

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beekeep - 19 Sep 2006 17:06 GMT
>Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but you
>knew that  . . .or have you forgotten?

Then I take it that you think the original scripture is wrong?

beekeep
Budd Cochran - 19 Sep 2006 23:48 GMT
>>Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but
>>you
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>
> beekeep

No, I think you are wrong.

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beekeep - 20 Sep 2006 22:25 GMT
>>>Btw, the King James Version of the Holy Bible is my reference book, but
>>>you
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>
>No, I think you are wrong.

And just how can I be wrong?  I didn't make a statement, I asked a question.  

beekeep
Roy - 20 Sep 2006 22:49 GMT
> On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 16:48:48 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
> SPAM.net>
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>
> beekeep

WTF!! You bring logic into this??? You outa your mind???
<VBG>

Roy
mac davis - 18 Sep 2006 17:39 GMT
>If I constantly interjected myself into the conversations of others, telling
>them how wonderful I thought vegetarianism was, over and over and over
>again....  and someone finally told me to shove my celery stalks up my a.s,
>I should feel discriminated against for being a vegetarian?

Damn... no heated seats for you, Tom..

Mac

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Tom Lawrence - 18 Sep 2006 18:20 GMT
> Damn... no heated seats for you, Tom..

I'll be naming you in my lawsuit, as well.  If that wasn't one of the most
hate-filled, anti-vegetarian posts I've ever been subjected to...  and on
TOP of that, you dare to try and deny me my Constitutional Right to a warm
backside.  You have just committed a federal offense, and will soon be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law (the law being whatever I dream
up in my own head).  Best to get your affairs in order now.
Bob M - 12 Sep 2006 19:34 GMT
>>>Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center
>>>for Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.
[quoted text clipped - 58 lines]
> go on with what I'm here for, answering questions. I've tried to show this
> but some minds are in a rut and don't want to change course

 Ok Budd here you go. I have been a member of this newsgroup since
1997. I don't always post but I read it everyday. I am not your friend
and I am going just by what I have read here. Budd I think you have
finally lost it. I don't say this to belittle you. But I truely believe
you have lost it. I say this so you won't make a further fool out of
yourself. So there is your unbiased opinion. Now I'm crawling back under
my rock.

 Bob
Budd Cochran - 15 Sep 2006 03:55 GMT
>> I really wish someone, preferably someone not a friend and not biased,
>> would take a closer look at my replies and they will see that IN THE
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
>  Bob

Sorry, Bob, that's not what I asked for.

What you posted is your own viewpoint about me and my beliefs. I asked for
an unbiased search by someone that is not a friend or an enemy ( your
comment shows bias) about the CONTENT OF MY POSTS AND REPLIES, not what you
think of me as a person.

Budd

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Bob M - 15 Sep 2006 17:09 GMT
>>>I really wish someone, preferably someone not a friend and not biased,
>>>would take a closer look at my replies and they will see that IN THE
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
>
> Budd

 Once again Budd you twist the truth into what you want to hear. I am
not your friend nor am I your enemy. That is what you asked for and you
got it. After reading more of your posts today, I am even more certain
that you have lost it. Enough said!

Bob
Budd Cochran - 16 Sep 2006 14:43 GMT
No, since you still did not post a STATEMENT / TESTIMONY that I am not
proselytizing in those posts and did post an OPINION about me as a person,
you did not answer my request as indicated in the request.

Thanks anyway.

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>>>>I really wish someone, preferably someone not a friend and not biased,
>>>>would take a closer look at my replies and they will see that IN THE
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
>
> Bob

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theguy@whatever.net - 12 Sep 2006 00:14 GMT
>>> No, but I do see that you are trying to tell me what ai can or cannot say
>>> in
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center for
>Law and Justice and see what laws you're breaking.

look, i don't to start out in budd's doghouse, so i will try to say
this in regard to the issue and this is an issue that i am very
familiar with.  no laws were broken.  period.  no law was even
broached with what craig said or did.  now, you may not like what he
said or did or you may even percieve it to be threatening in some
manner, but it was not at all illegal.  don't play these kinds of
games because it only puts the other things that you say in doubt.
this is not in any way, shape or form a violation of any law, wither
criminal or civil.  

>>>killfile you
>>
[quoted text clipped - 120 lines]
>unsupported by any means ABOVE the water and I'll think about your status.
>Until then you are nobody.
Budd Cochran - 12 Sep 2006 01:47 GMT
>>Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center
>>for
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> this is not in any way, shape or form a violation of any law, wither
> criminal or civil.

Read the reply to Tom Lawrence. Maybe you'll realize something if you are
look for it.

Budd

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theguy@whatever.net - 12 Sep 2006 02:25 GMT
>>>Sorry, but you might want to look up the website for the American Center
>>>for
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>
>Budd

you really are a moron.
Dale Yonz - 11 Sep 2006 06:51 GMT
Ok everyone lets talk about dodge trucks to keep craig happy.
Or maybe we should talk about God, I just found out he drives a Dodge Ram.

On 9/10/06 9:21 PM, in article
1157944896.364578.194390@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com, "craig@metronet.com"
<mcraigchr@gmail.com> wrote:

>> No, the name of the group, alt.autos.dodge.trucks, merely means the primary
>> indicated topic of the group is Dodge trucks but, by virtue of being
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>
> Craig C.
azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 06:56 GMT
LOL!

> Ok everyone lets talk about dodge trucks to keep craig happy.
> Or maybe we should talk about God, I just found out he drives a Dodge Ram.
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>>
>> Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 15:33 GMT
Satan loves Mopars, since he likes to appear as a Viper. God is into
Plymouths since He drove Adam and Eve out in a Fury. Abraham offered a truck
instead of  his son as a sacrifice because he found a Ram in a thicket.

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> Ok everyone lets talk about dodge trucks to keep craig happy.
> Or maybe we should talk about God, I just found out he drives a Dodge Ram.
[quoted text clipped - 70 lines]
>>
>> Craig C.

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Dale Yonz - 12 Sep 2006 06:30 GMT
If Adam would of given Eve a little ram, that would of kept her damn mind of
that apple.

On 9/11/06 8:33 AM, in article 450566ba$0$19679$88260bb3@free.teranews.com,

> Satan loves Mopars, since he likes to appear as a Viper. God is into
> Plymouths since He drove Adam and Eve out in a Fury. Abraham offered a truck
> instead of  his son as a sacrifice because he found a Ram in a thicket.

Younger days had sex in a back of a plymouth. I think my old girlfriend had
seen a spiritual vision while she was laying on her back.

She kept hollering and moaning Oh God, OH OH , Oh God
dale
beekeep - 12 Sep 2006 11:44 GMT
>If Adam would of given Eve a little ram, that would of kept her damn mind of
>that apple.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>She kept hollering and moaning Oh God, OH OH , Oh God
>dale

Mine said "Jesus Christ, I'm coming."  She would have gone too but I was holding
her down.

beekeep
Dale Yonz - 13 Sep 2006 06:40 GMT
On 9/12/06 4:44 AM, in article 45068f3f.518267343@usenet.radix.net,

>> If Adam would of given Eve a little ram, that would of kept her damn mind of
>> that apple.
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>
> beekeep

Now that's funny :)))
dale
craig@metronet.com - 11 Sep 2006 15:40 GMT
> Ok everyone lets talk about dodge trucks to keep craig happy.

Ah, how sweet.  I was waiting for someone to finally realize that it is
my happiness that REALLY matters.  :-)

> Or maybe we should talk about God, I just found out he drives a Dodge Ram.

Now that religious discussion *does* belong in this ng.

Craig C.
Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 05:15 GMT
>> So, you want to censor me if I see a need to respond with a corrected
>> Biblical quote or an explanation from the Scriptures?
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> Craig C.

And your lack of understanding is in the difference between proselytizing
and correcting errors. All I've ever done is correct errors concerning the
Bible. Ask a question about the Bible in a group and I'll answer it in that
group. Why? Because that is where the question was posted.

You know, if I still gambled, I'd almost take even odds that if I corrected
a quote from, say, "Mien Kampf", Hitler's book, or offered a correction to a
misunderstanding of something from the "Teachings of Chairman Mao", you
wouldn't say a word about it.

Look at my reply concerning the slant six, Craig. Other than my sigline
which is just a sigline, not a single proselytizing word.

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theguy@whatever.net - 09 Sep 2006 19:04 GMT
>No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
>Someone else did that.
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>If you want to argue with someone over what's in the Bible, take it up with
>God. I'm just the messenger boy.

this is ridiculous budd.  you have been back for what now, one or two
days?  and look at what you have written already.  you have already
turned this into a religious debate and no one is even arguing with
you.  you have come back here with a chip on your shoulder looking for
a fight.  keep it up and you will find one i'm sure.

no one here cares what your religion is, but it should be just
that........your religion.  keep it to yourself and everyone else here
will do the same.  it isn't even a disagreement over religion, it is
over religious "style".  i could care less what religion you are a
member of.  i could care care less what groups you belong to.  you
could be a nudist for all i care, but i certainly wouldn't want to
discuss it with you, debate it with you or (heaven forbid) see any
pictures of it.  

as for coming back to the ng, you certainly are welcome here.  this
isn't an invitation only group, anyone that choses to be here can be
here.  it is just so obvious that you have come back for the single
purpose of picking a fight over your new found christianity.  

>>> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>>>
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>>
>> Roy
Roy - 09 Sep 2006 19:53 GMT
>>No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
>>Someone else did that.
[quoted text clipped - 42 lines]
> here.  it is just so obvious that you have come back for the single
> purpose of picking a fight over your new found christianity.

This is the same crap he ran last time. Imho if you engage him it provides a
forum to spout his bs. I dropped him.

Roy

>>>> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>>>>
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>>>
>>> Roy
theguy@whatever.net - 09 Sep 2006 20:00 GMT
>>>No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
>>>Someone else did that.
[quoted text clipped - 47 lines]
>
>Roy

agreed.

plonk

>>>>> Roy, that depends on you and the others.
>>>>>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>>>>
>>>> Roy
Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 05:00 GMT
>>No, Roy, I did not turn them into what you call "religious experiences".
>>Someone else did that.
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
> you.  you have come back here with a chip on your shoulder looking for
> a fight.  keep it up and you will find one i'm sure.

No, chip on the shoulder, just the Truth. As for turning it into a religious
debate, all I said was I wasn't knuckling under to you, Roy, or anyone else
about my beliefs or what I determine needs to be written in a reply.

If you misquote Scripture or misunderstand a quote of Scripture then I will
reply to correct te errors, that's all.

You don't like what I post, kill file or ignore me.

> no one here cares what your religion is, but it should be just
> that........your religion.  keep it to yourself and everyone else here
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> discuss it with you, debate it with you or (heaven forbid) see any
> pictures of it.

Now your censoring me again. Sorry, but my beliefs don't allow me to turn my
faith on or off when I come into the group. Btw, when it comes to my
beliefs, wysiwyg.

> as for coming back to the ng, you certainly are welcome here.  this
> isn't an invitation only group, anyone that choses to be here can be
> here.  it is just so obvious that you have come back for the single
> purpose of picking a fight over your new found christianity.

<LOL> Not "new found" but rather, I finally decided to shed the rest of my
worldly ways. I took Christ as my personal Savior on Father's Day, 1978.

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Tom Lawrence - 10 Sep 2006 06:05 GMT
> Now your censoring me again.

No, Budd...  "censoring you" would be him hacking into your news server and
deleting your posts.  Telling someone to "keep your religion to yourself" is
not censorship - because you're free to ignore it (and you do).  Again, you
need to stop playing the victim  "he's attacking me....  he's censoring
me... he's stabbing me in the back..." - all claims made by you in the last
few days.

You just couldn't WAIT to jump back in, with both feet, and stir things up.
"Theguy" made one comment, in passing, about you (I believe his words were,
"as for Budd, he pretty much lost it at the end" - describing the last time
you declared you were "leaving the group"), and you just happened to pick up
on it?  You've been scanning this group every day since your previous
departure - just waiting for the opportunity to come back in and play the
role of the victim.  In some way, you enjoy it.  You must - you keep doing
it.

And as far as hypocrisy goes, you should look in the mirror before accusing
others of that.  Back on Monday, didn't you say, "Makes me glad I'm not
subscribed here anymore.  Don't bother answering, I'm gone.".  Yet, here you
are.

Budd - you were a valued member here for many years.  I always liked you,
and respected you, both for your knowledge and your demeanor.  But something
changed you last year...  your skin got a whole lot thinner, and you turned
up the Christian rhetoric at least 20 notches.

Of course, all the above is just my opinion.  In no way am I attempting to
censor you, attack you, stab you in the back, or drive you away.  Take it as
you will.
Budd Cochran - 10 Sep 2006 15:12 GMT
>> Now your censoring me again.
>
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> he's censoring me... he's stabbing me in the back..." - all claims made by
> you in the last few days.

An attack is an attack, is it not? A "stab in the back" when someone is
unable or not considered available to defend themselves is a "stab in the
back" correct? Both happened, did they not? If I hadn't peeked in the group
since the last time, about 3-4 weeks ago, I would probably have missed it
since I only download 100 headers at a time.

"Censoring" is any denial of freedom of speech.

> You just couldn't WAIT to jump back in, with both feet, and stir things
> up. "Theguy" made one comment, in passing, about you (I believe his words
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> back in and play the role of the victim.  In some way, you enjoy it.  You
> must - you keep doing it.

No, Tom, I am not "waiting for a chance to jump in with both feet", but if
someone demeans me or my beliefs, do I not have the right to defend myself
or my faith? If not the right, the Bible says I have to defend my faith, to
stand up for what I believe. And that is the crux of the matter, the fact I
do stand up when attacked and not roll over and play dead like some would
have me do.

> And as far as hypocrisy goes, you should look in the mirror before
> accusing others of that.  Back on Monday, didn't you say, "Makes me glad
> I'm not subscribed here anymore.  Don't bother answering, I'm gone.".
> Yet, here you are.

Yep, here I am . . .it's called "changing your mind".

> Budd - you were a valued member here for many years.  I always liked you,
> and respected you, both for your knowledge and your demeanor.  But
> something changed you last year...  your skin got a whole lot thinner, and
> you turned up the Christian rhetoric at least 20 notches.

You're right, a lot has changed. Like I mentioned in another reply, I'm
trying to live closer to the Bible's requirements as I understand them thru
prayer and fasting. Is it wrong to try to become a better person spiritually
than you have been? That all I've done. Developing terminal illnesses cause
that in some people, for me it was a need to find peace.

Tom, I value you as a friend also, and have learned much from you as well. I
do not want to be known just for my beliefs but I want to be known I will
stand up for my beliefs. Unfortunately, some in here seem dedicated to
trying to make me never able respond to a Biblical misquote.

> Of course, all the above is just my opinion.  In no way am I attempting to
> censor you, attack you, stab you in the back, or drive you away.  Take it
> as you will.

Tom, unlike "theguy", you came to me as close as "face to face" with your
concern as the Internet allows. For that I cannot consider your words an
attack, but rather the words of a concerned friend. Look at the
informational replies to a few posters I've already made since I came back .
. where's the proselytizing? The sigline is my signature and the replies are
"just like old times".

Peace to you and yours, Tom.

Budd

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Tom Lawrence - 10 Sep 2006 16:35 GMT
> "Censoring" is any denial of freedom of speech.

So where's the denial?  Your ability to post has never been pre-empted.
There's a difference between Joe Citizen telling you to "shut up", and say,
a judge issuing an order for you to "shut up".  The latter is certainly
censorship....  the former, since it has no authority, is nothing more than
a suggestion - one which you are free to ignore.

Heck - I have people tell me to shut up several times every day...  doesn't
mean I'm experiencing censorship.

> Tom, unlike "theguy", you came to me as close as "face to face" with your
> concern as the Internet allows. For that I cannot consider your words an
> attack, but rather the words of a concerned friend. Look at the
> informational replies to a few posters I've already made since I came back
> . . where's the proselytizing? The sigline is my signature and the replies
> are "just like old times".

I do consider you a friend, Budd, and I'm glad to see you back and
contributing.  I just hate to see you letting yourself get drawn into these
senseless debates with people who's minds you're never going to change -
people for whatever reason enjoy poking you with a stick.

I wish you all the best.
azwiley1 - 10 Sep 2006 17:41 GMT
Hey Tom, shut up! <VBG>

>> "Censoring" is any denial of freedom of speech.
>
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>
> I wish you all the best.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 00:02 GMT
Hey, Larry, be quiet!! Ya woke me up from my nap.

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> Hey Tom, shut up! <VBG>
>
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>>
>> I wish you all the best.

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azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 00:09 GMT
Sorry man, I didn't know your hearing aide was that sensitive.  HEHE

> Hey, Larry, be quiet!! Ya woke me up from my nap.
>
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>>>
>>> I wish you all the best.
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 02:39 GMT
ROTFLMBO!!!!!

Ya got me . . . . . . . .

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> Sorry man, I didn't know your hearing aide was that sensitive.  HEHE
>
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>>>> I wish you all the best.

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Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 00:01 GMT
>> "Censoring" is any denial of freedom of speech.
>
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> certainly censorship....  the former, since it has no authority, is
> nothing more than a suggestion - one which you are free to ignore.

Which I get chewed out for, told to take it to a religion group, etc.  . . .
but, just watch, Tom, I'll be chewed out for anything I post of a Christian
nature, even if I'm trying to correct a quote.

> Heck - I have people tell me to shut up several times every day...
> doesn't mean I'm experiencing censorship.

<VBG> IMHO, since this is an unmoderated group, if I or anyone of any faith
or denomination, makes a comment in reply to a misquote, misconception, or
misunderstanding of that belief, then NO ONE has the right or authority to
desparage them, as it is a form of censorship, denying them their right to
practice their beliefs.

>> Tom, unlike "theguy", you came to me as close as "face to face" with your
>> concern as the Internet allows. For that I cannot consider your words an
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> I do consider you a friend, Budd, and I'm glad to see you back and
> contributing.

Thank you, sir. I do hope I will be glad to be back, sometime. I do miss
some of you clowns and Denny.

> I just hate to see you letting yourself get drawn into these senseless
> debates with people who's minds you're never going to change - people for
> whatever reason enjoy poking you with a stick.

We've probably both known the bully types that pull flies wings off, steal
candy/lunch money and those that start the fights with me are in the same
category.

> I wish you all the best.

Thanks again. I've got some great friends in this group, I've got my family
and my beliefs. Yep, I got the best.

Budd

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azwiley1 - 11 Sep 2006 00:08 GMT
Tom, I do have agree with Budd on at least one point he has made.  Any one
should be able to post information on here to correct an incorrect
statement, regardless of the topic.  Isn't the whole issue behind the
beating of Snoballs?  To correct the misleading, incorrect and plain
ignorant information that falls from his mouth every time he types?

>>> "Censoring" is any denial of freedom of speech.
>>
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>
> Budd
Budd Cochran - 11 Sep 2006 02:42 GMT
And I can't help it if I'm darn near expert on nearly everything darned . .
. .

if I'm expert on darn  everything  . . . .near . . . .

if I'm darn everything . . . .

Oh, to heck with it. . . . .if i know a few things well.
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> Tom, I do have agree with Budd on at least one point he has made.  Any one
> should be able to post information on here to correct an incorrect
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>>
>> Budd

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Budd Cochran - 08 Sep 2006 21:33 GMT
No, Greg, it's me.

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> And posting with avengeance.
>
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>
> beekeep

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beekeep - 08 Sep 2006 22:35 GMT
>No, Greg, it's me.

Personaly, I'm glad you're back.  I kind of missed ya.  You help make this place
interesting.  

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Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 00:41 GMT
Well, I'll hold off on saying I'm glad to be back, if you don't mind.

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> On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 14:33:05 -0600, "Budd Cochran" <mr-d150@preciscom
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>
> beekeep

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beekeep - 09 Sep 2006 16:20 GMT
>Well, I'll hold off on saying I'm glad to be back, if you don't mind.

An old hound dog always finds his way home when he gets hungry.

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Budd Cochran - 09 Sep 2006 18:32 GMT
I wouldn't know. Never had a hound dog, and never let any of my dogs stray.

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