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July 21st, 2009 at 3:04 pm

What’s the difference between RC’s opinions, and a 50 pound bag of manure?

The bag.

;-)

July 21st, 2009 at 4:24 pm

Yes, they were. Due to the excessive spending of the previous 8 years of Republican rule.

Then again, the Nixon & Ford Administrations spending was due in part to the prevous Kennedy & Johnson Administrations spending. Each time the Administration changes parties, priorities shift, which drives where the federal monies go.

The problem that Pres. Carter faced was his telling the truth about where the economy was going, and our dependence on foregin oil. Pres. Reagan refused to develop our energy dependance on foreign states, but the media refused to report that fact.

Just waste of human sperm
July 21st, 2009 at 3:04 pm

So you do have a hint of self-awareness.

One term and out the freaking door!

What a couple of idiotic losers they are!

Just waste of human sperm

Thank you, Jimmy Carter. Sincerely. You are thinking with your dipstick:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj5ms9PJDNY

Are there women who need the abuse that irresponsible men foist on them?
July 21st, 2009 at 11:38 am

This comment demonstrates that you don’t even view women as complete humans. You think of women as helpless victims who are constantly at the mercy of horrible men. I’m guessing you think this way because that’s the way you treat women.

Attitudes such as yours enables the socialization of women as second class citizens.

I’m sure you’re proud of that.

IMNSHO, Carter was confronted by Nixon’s mess, which Gerald Ford had not quite managed to clean up, and then tried to deal straight up with the crazy hand he was dealt, the Iran hostage crisis being just the last of them. The American voter, being then as puerile and inconstant as they are now, couldn’t handle it and decided to suck up the Reagan Kool-aid instead.

Dang, if Jimmuh had just taken the con/neocon advice and gone to war, we could all be dead by now.

DRxJ almost feels sorry for him.
ALMOST!
July 21st, 2009 at 11:33 am

Looks as if you skill remains identifying pills an putting them in bottles.

If it’s not plain to you, bit holds irresponsible men almost completely responsible. bit doesn’t think women are blameless, but if the men were taking responsible care of the women most of the problems bit has mentioned would disappear.

Your
c) has never experienced the warmth, excitement, and eroticism of a woman (married or not).

does suggest a question?

What’s it worth – in terms of fatherless children and single mothers – to insure that one man is not sexually repressed?

Can you put a number on it?

July 21st, 2009 at 11:28 am

Are there women who need the abuse that irresponsible men foist on them?

Okay, we can conclude that
a) it is a “he”.
b) he has grown up in a pseudo-(c)hristian household, that has put blinders and chains on to protect him from the real world.
c) has never experienced the warmth, excitement, and eroticism of a woman (married or not).

DRxJ almost feels sorry for him.
ALMOST!

F uck off.

Sexual irresponsibility causes women to be the source of a very lucrative industry – the abortion industry; causes millions of fatherless children with all the negative ramifications that entails; and causes physical and emotional abandonment of women.

This treatment is also abuse of women.

Respectfully, you probably don’t understand the ramifications of what you’re saying: If all Christians were like Carter, many of wouldn’t hate Christianity as we do.
July 21st, 2009 at 11:06 am

progressive homeschooler was perfectly clear — and correct.

I suppose I could have been more clear. Basically I meant that Carter 1) tries to live up to the “love thy brother” command, and 2) doesn’t want laws made based on his beliefs.

Yes, the Baptists believe all those things you mentioned, and as long as they don’t try to push it on others, they can believe whatever they want. Carter doesn’t try to push it on others.

Personally, I’d like to see humans stop clinging to primitive ideas like deities, but if that won’t happen, then we need more people like the Carters.

If all Christians were like Carter, many of wouldn’t hate Christianity as we do. I’m proud to say Jimmy is the first president I voted for. And I proudly did it again four years later.
July 21st, 2009 at 8:31 am

Respectfully, you probably don’t understand the ramifications of what you’re saying: If all Christians were like Carter, many of wouldn’t hate Christianity as we do.

Carter is a Southern Baptist, that’s the SBC nomenclature. In all the acolytes he receives there is nothing to suggest that Carter, or the SBC, is Ok with sin, or as bit likes to focus it, sexual irresponsibility. One would be very unlikely to find a SBC who’ll say that it’s Ok to abort a preborn child, that it’s Ok to abandon a wife and a family, and that it’s Ok to have children out of wedlock. bit doesn’t speak for anyone but himself, but the odds are that one will not find a Southern Baptist who will encourage sexual irresponsibility.

Sexual irresponsibility causes women to be the source of a very lucrative industry – the abortion industry; causes millions of fatherless children with all the negative ramifications that entails; and causes physical and emotional abandonment of women. In real cost it cost the federal government $281B/year to the fastest growing poverty group in the US – single women with children.

The Carters were also the celebrity names and driving force behind Habitat for Humanity. bit hopes this founding of this organization is what people will associate with the Carters.