ChewyDante

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1) I’d gladly give up my status as a conservative if/ when it supercedes my faith and my Christian morals.

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Ok? And?

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2) I guess this is my point and where I am at… these 2 things are getting harder to reconcile. Battle lines are being drawn and you’re either in or you’re out. There’s no longer room for nuances and reasonable discourse.

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How exactly? Because of deportations? I'm not sure I follow your vexing moral conundrum.

In a time where the distinctions of political ideology in the U.S. have drawn all the more clearer, your Christian values are struggling to maintain support for the conservative side? That's rather astonishing.

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I have voted conservative for 25 years without question.

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Obviously that's not good enough unless you like the place this country is in now and where we are headed absent a radical change. Do you think the left is less radical and malicious than 25 years ago? The past decades of conservative leadership have failed us. And I would argue that they have done so on account of the exact attitude in your OP. Weak, passive nonsense that fails to address the actions of rival political actors that seek to transform this country into something that has NOTHING to do with Christianity or Western tradition whatsoever. Passivity and refusal to stand up to their methods and propaganda nonsense is exactly how we got here in the first place. It's shameful what the past few decades have done to this country and that passivity and weakness unfortunately places us in the unfavorable position we are in today where we either take dramatic and swift actions or we concede our values and the future of our civilization to an enemy faction who seeks to fundamentally reconstitute it.

The sanctimonious musing is tiresome and counterproductive. Some of you would happily waffle and wax poetic about how morally conflicted you are with your fellow conservatives while our country is transformed and taken over by militant Marxists who seek to destroy the basic institutions of Western Civilization in order to rebuild an atheistic, Marxist dystopia. I hope the grandstanding is worth it while our progeny will have to live in the consequences of our lofty state of moral confliction.

We're nearly $40 trillion in debt and have open Marxists surging in popularity country wide who advocate opening the borders to millions of foreigners to add to the welfare system.

If you are arguing about a "balanced budget" being the top campaign concern, you aren't seeing the forest for the trees.

I went to Miguez's senate page to read about his positions and see what he was all about and was thoroughly disappointed. The write up was typical hollow political talk.

Someone's senate page should have detailed philosophy and positions laid out with clear language. I don't give a shite about your hokie 7th generation Louisianian whose grandpaw shook people's hands and honored his promises.

So far I'm unimpressed with all options.

If LA voters don't boot Bill Cassidy this go around I will lose my shite. I don't know that Letlow is the best answer, but Cassidy needs to be ousted and we need someone with a fricking backbone and some hard right positions. No excuse for LA to produce centrist, half arse senators that don't represent the will and position of LA's voters.

Our country is at cross roads and Bill Cassidy ain't the answer.

If the United States does not enter the war, and certainly if the British and Germans ceased hostilities and the war pitted Germany vs the USSR heads up, there would be plenty of scenarios where German victory was attainable. At minimum, Soviet total victory over Germany becomes very improbable.

Has there ever been a ruling that voting districts "dilute white voting power?"

Are people not sick of this blatant hypocrisy? Are we going to pretend like they don't gerrymander on behalf of other races because whites vote too Republican?

I sit in traffic nearly every day leaving work and when I pull onto the highway I am already in the exit lane I need to be in to exit onto the interstate, so I get the pleasure of starting off in the back of the line while people already on the highway attempt to merge. I leave space in front of me, often times very ample space, for vehicles to merge in, but of course they would be at the rear of the traffic backup to do so. I would say more than half prefer to pass on my available space and proceed all the way up the front of the line where they can minimize their time in the slow moving traffic.

Zipper merge is like Communism, it works in theory only. In real human application, it gets blown the frick up by the nature of humanity. If you think about how many fricking dumbasses and selfish assholes you encounter online and in real life out and about, consider that all these people are out there on the road driving and it starts to make sense why we can't have nice things.

And yet we have no war in Iran, no war in Venezuela, no war against Russia (with the entire neo-con and Democrat Party clamoring for increased intervention), and no war in Greenland.

There are no American soldiers acting as an occupying force anywhere in the world right now.

The current targets of Trump's foreign policy attention demonstrate clear and undeniable US interests at stake and Trump has expressed no worship at the neocon alter for spreading democracy around the world. His foreign policy thus far has been interest based, practical, and restrained. A total false equivalence to neoconservatism.

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a never won anything coach from another school

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The unique thing here is LSU and Ole Miss have a point of reference to apply to this already. Ed Orgeron was 100% a "never won anything coach" who had a totally failed tenure at Ole Miss and then came to LSU and won a national championship by fielding what is often debated to be one of the greatest college football teams ever.

Lane Kiffin had much greater success at Ole Miss prior to coaching at LSU, and unlike Orgeron, Ole Miss did not fire Kiffin and attempted with great vigor to retain his services.

So the above really points in the direction of LSU fans not being too worried about the "never won anything coach" who took Ole Miss from national irrelevance to the CFP being a stupid hire. I dare say everyone sees through your facade of confidence in Kiffin's poor coaching skills for what it is, which is pain and anger that he departed Ole Miss at the peak of his success and the knowledge that his departure likely means Ole Miss will not see this level of success again and has nothing to show for it, along with an insecurity and nagging fear that Kiffin will replicate this success at his new school. You will naturally resent LSU and Kiffin for this, which is understandable, but just know that the faux attitude and argument you presented in your OP is very transparent and we all know that you don't really believe it. You need to see a therapist and I hope you find your inner peace...



















































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Hooray for traitors. What a great guy.

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So this guy is a traitor for wanting to engage in a mutual agreement with America to become American, but tens of millions of migrants that violate our laws and national sovereignty to exploit America's benefits are championed and welcomed as "real Americans" by the left.

There is no logical sanity with these zealots and lemmings. :lol:

The most frustrating part is that the color rush uni has the template for a fantastic gold for the Saints to simply incorporate into their main unis, yet for some godforsaken reason, they insist on doubling and even tripling down now with this putrid flat tan shite.

Someone needs to put them on the spot in a press conference or something about why they shifted to this color, because it sounds like the overwhelming majority of fans think it is shite.