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_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 01:07 AM

Thank you mods
 
I've said thank you to Mike on more than one ocassion for providing the forums, but I haven't yet taken the time to say thank you to the people that run the forum. I recently had to ask for a thread to be deleted as I was feeling mischievous and posted a childish thought. It's like daycare somedays, eh' mods? So, Thank You to all moderators for their time on the forumand for sharing their expertise. I think it'd be cool for all the mods to say, "hi" in this thread just so we all know who you are. Let's all hope for a long RC-Monster lifetime, and happy r/c-ing to all.

Sower 11.06.2008 01:15 AM

Right on - this is the best forum on the web IMO. Nice call _paralyzed_ and I totally agree.

jnev 11.06.2008 01:46 AM

Well said guys. Can't agree more with both of you. :yes:

MetalMan 11.06.2008 01:52 AM

It's not nearly as bad as you think :angel:. This place has an average maturity level high enough to keep everything moderate enough. Most of the work we do (or at least me) is keep things organized, which is still minimal.

So maybe us Mods should thank you guys? :whistle:

marzac2 11.06.2008 02:08 AM

Thanks anyway though. It is usually thankless work. But you all pull it off greatly.

Hope to see ya at ARC soon Travis!!!!

JERRY2KONE 11.06.2008 03:16 AM

Agree.
 
I agree that the mods are pretty good in here as well. Like metalman said most of us take the time to write and think about what we say in order to keep things cool, calm, and collected. I know we all can get a little bit out of hand sometimes, but most of us seem to work it out and correct any issues on our own for the most part. That is what has been so great about being on here for me. I like the way the mods pretty much work in the background here and deal with issues through PM's to avoid making things even worse by embarrassing members in public. Nice work guys. I was just thinking this morning how cool it has been that Mike has this place setup for us to gather, and its free. Keep up the good work Mike, and the Mods:yipi:. Thank you:yes:. Watch out for that pimp guy though.:rofl:

DRIFT_BUGGY 11.06.2008 03:56 AM

Top Job Mods, I am moderator on 4 other RC Forums and know about all the crap to put up with but this forum does seem to have much mature people than on other forums.

TDC57 11.06.2008 04:45 AM

Totally agree the MOD”s and the owner! Mr. Monster are the BEST in the business, :yipi: we are all extremely lucky to have a FREE place to all get together discuss our builds, ideas, kids and life in general with some of the most interesting, intelligent and well founded individuals the web has to offer.. :yipi: :party:

This place rocks… :yes:

P.S.
BTW!!! Prop 8 passed (NO gay Marriages in Cali) Hoot, Hoot, Hooot..:rules: :yipi:

Sower 11.06.2008 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by TDC57 (Post 229789)

P.S.
BTW!!! Prop 8 passed (NO gay Marriages in Cali) Hoot, Hoot, Hooot..:rules: :yipi:


TDC57 . . . without getting too "political", you just gained huge respect in my book. Not to mention you have great taste in RC - love your Xray builds!

bustitup 11.06.2008 11:59 AM

arnt most of the mods here ex traxxas mods?


yep great management here for sure...kudos

hootie7159 11.06.2008 12:18 PM

TDC57, SOWER, easy guys lets try to leave politics out of this forum before it becomes a roast fest....i've got a gay auntie and my fiance and I have a couple of Gay friends who are a part of her dance company....Yes its a matter of opinion but I for one was NOT in support of Prop 8...IF two people truely love and are 100% completely committed to one another why can't their relationship be legal? And if they get married why would it bother you anyway?....MYOB.... And is teaching about Gay marriage any worse than teaching kids about guns/knives/violence/the holocaust/WWI/WWII/rape/gangs/etc...etc...etc...Just my 2c....FWIW....sorry but I'm not trying to start a huge debate here and the ability to express ourselves on this forum and post whats on our minds is what makes this forum so great....I could just end the post with a "just be careful with who you might be offending" type of line BUT everyone is entitled to their own opinion....thats what makes America........America...just my 2c again

Sower 11.06.2008 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by hootie7159 (Post 229866)
TDC57, SOWER, easy guys lets try to leave politics out of this forum before it becomes a roast fest....i've got a gay auntie and my fiance and I have a couple of Gay friends who are a part of her dance company....Yes its a matter of opinion but I for one was NOT in support of Prop 8...IF two people truely love and are 100% completely committed to one another why can't their relationship be legal? And if they get married why would it bother you anyway?....MYOB.... And is teaching about Gay marriage any worse than teaching kids about guns/knives/violence/the holocaust/WWI/WWII/rape/gangs/etc...etc...etc...Just my 2c....FWIW....sorry but I'm not trying to start a huge debate here and the ability to express ourselves on this forum and post whats on our minds is what makes this forum so great....I could just end the post with a "just be careful with who you might be offending" type of line BUT everyone is entitled to their own opinion....thats what makes America........America...just my 2c again

This is kind of funny - we're on a thread about the great mods in this forum and we're about to be "modded" :lol:

Anyway, I really don't have a problem with what you're saying. I have no problem with the "legal" side of this whole thing until they call it marriage. If two homosexuals want the rights to see eachother in the hospital in those "family" situations they complain about - great. If they want to commit themselves to eachother for life - great. But the family is the basic building block of our society and by natural law can only occur from a man and a woman.

The basic idea for me is that marriage is between a man and a woman - if homosexuals want something similar that's fine, but don't call it marriage and treat it as an equal because by natural law it's not.

On a side note, I totally respect your opinion on it and I'm not offended by discussing it with anyone as long as they can handle themselves in a mature manner like you're doing. And if this is too touchy for the forum then I'm cool with that too. Feel free to "mod" my post! :mdr:

BrianG 11.06.2008 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Sower (Post 229871)
...The basic idea for me is that marriage is between a man and a woman - if homosexuals want something similar that's fine, but don't call it marriage and treat it as an equal because by natural law it's not...

I agree here. There is only one reason why we have females and males; to procreate. Gays cannot do this. And marriage is (in my eyes) a family unit that strives towards procreating.

I have nothing against gays in general - I had a pretty good friend growing up that I suspected was gay. And I have strong suspicions my father has closet issues.

Then again, gay marriages doesn't hurt anything/anyone, so why not? I can see both sides.

About Prop 8: I am quite surprised it passed really. If I am not mistaken, wasn't gay marriage allowed until now? So, does that mean gays which are currently "joined" have to divorce? Or are they "grandfathered" in?

I don't see the need to mod political/controversial topics as long as everyone can voice their opinion without others getting upset and/or flaming them.

And, I for one, was never (and never will be) a Trx mod, even if they paid me. I don't mind whatever rules they set forth, but don't think their boards are consistently modded.

hootie7159 11.06.2008 12:55 PM

No offense given and none taken Sower:yes: its great to see controversial topics/issues being discussed in a mature manner by the members of this forum.....and +1 if you need to mod my thread too Brian :wink:....and Brian I believe if they got married before Prop 8 passed thy will be "grandfathered" in....I don't think their marriage license will be taken away but IDK don't quote me on that.....again...this why this forum is great and it all starts with level-headed/open-minded MODS who conduct themselves as such :yes....

MetalMan 11.06.2008 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by bustitup (Post 229858)
arnt most of the mods here ex traxxas mods?

As far as I know none of us were ever Traxxas mods.

Sower 11.06.2008 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 229879)
About Prop 8: I am quite surprised it passed really. If I am not mistaken, wasn't gay marriage allowed until now? So, does that mean gays which are currently "joined" have to divorce? Or are they "grandfathered" in?

Actually the Supreme Court legislated from the bench (admittedly my opinion) in that instance so on the surface the unions were legal until the people could vote on it.

I do find it interesting how anyone that speaks about this issue has to say how they either have friends that are homosexual or something like that. Our society seems to be so politically correct anymore that we can't just talk about the issue. Seems like there's too much emotion out there and not enough pragmatism and logic. Anyone else notice that?

I also get a kick out of homosexual marriage supporters just bashing people that are against it. They scream in your face about how intollerant you are or that you're a biggot for not accepting others beliefs. Yet that's exactly what they're doing :lol:

Sower 11.06.2008 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MetalMan (Post 229885)
As far as I know none of us were ever Traxxas mods.


I thought that was a joke :neutral:

bustitup 11.06.2008 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Sower (Post 229887)
I thought that was a joke :neutral:

LOL..thank you...I guess you have to be british to get away with this satire

Sower 11.06.2008 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bustitup (Post 229892)
LOL..thank you...I guess you have to be british to get away with this satire


Maybe that's why I got it - I was raised on Benny Hill and Monty Python :lol:

BrianG 11.06.2008 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by bustitup (Post 229892)
LOL..thank you...I guess you have to be british to get away with this satire

Wasn't sure, the post was too short to derive enough context for me. Now, if Linc said something like that, I would know it was satirical because 95% of what he says is... :whistle:

bustitup 11.06.2008 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 229894)
Wasn't sure, the post was too short to derive enough context for me. Now, if Linc said something like that, I would know it was satirical because 95% of what he says is... :whistle:


Sir...as my post count grows you will find that 99% of what I say is satirical:diablo:

BrianG 11.06.2008 01:12 PM

OK, mental note to self: Don't take bustitup seriously. :wink:

hoovhartid 11.06.2008 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sower (Post 229871)
Anyway, I really don't have a problem with what you're saying. I have no problem with the "legal" side of this whole thing until they call it marriage. If two homosexuals want the rights to see eachother in the hospital in those "family" situations they complain about - great. If they want to commit themselves to eachother for life - great. But the family is the basic building block of our society and by natural law can only occur from a man and a woman.

The basic idea for me is that marriage is between a man and a woman - if homosexuals want something similar that's fine, but don't call it marriage and treat it as an equal because by natural law it's not.


For me, marriage is just a word. Using it to describe something other than a union between a man and a woman has never threatened my societial building blocks.

"the marriage of music and dance";

"a marriage of ideas";

"married to their work";

"he's married to the mob";

"a marriage between two companies"

...Its a word used in many places to describe a union having nothing to do with a man and a woman.

I could care less about what its called.

I do, however, care about equality, and some laws are written to only include rights and privelages for those who are married. Tax breaks, custody rights, visitation rights, all just a few examples where laws have proclusions for those who are married. Using the actual term "marriage" or "married".

So.... I dont care how it happends, but to make things equal....either gays should have the right to marry, or all the laws that include marriage will need to be rewritten.

Which is faster? costs less money? easier?
How much money has gone into limiting the use of a word?

I'd rather be running my revo.

Am I gay?:neutral:

Only for the lincPimp and thats only on wednesdays!:lol:

No....I'm not gay. But I think we all know someone who is. I happen to know alot of gay people. Some of them care to be married, some could care less. Just like the heterosexual people I know...some care, others dont. I just think everyone should have the same rights. Even the right to call their union whatever they want....weather they want to use the word marriage or not should be upto the couple...not a bunch of others who live in fear for no reason.

DickyT 11.06.2008 02:09 PM

wow this has gotten way off points... Cheers to the mods that make this a great forum!

Sower 11.06.2008 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by hoovhartid (Post 229918)
For me, marriage is just a word. Using it to describe something other than a union between a man and a woman has never threatened my societial building blocks.

"the marriage of music and dance";

"a marriage of ideas";

"married to their work";

"he's married to the mob";

"a marriage between two companies"

...Its a word used in many places to describe a union having nothing to do with a man and a woman.

I could care less about what its called.

I do, however, care about equality, and some laws are written to only include rights and privelages for those who are married. Tax breaks, custody rights, visitation rights, all just a few examples where laws have proclusions for those who are married. Using the actual term "marriage" or "married".

So.... I dont care how it happends, but to make things equal....either gays should have the right to marry, or all the laws that include marriage will need to be rewritten.

Which is faster? costs less money? easier?
How much money has gone into limiting the use of a word?

I'd rather be running my revo.

Am I gay?:neutral:

Only for the lincPimp and thats only on wednesdays!:lol:

No....I'm not gay. But I think we all know someone who is. I happen to know alot of gay people. Some of them care to be married, some could care less. Just like the heterosexual people I know...some care, others dont. I just think everyone should have the same rights. Even the right to call their union whatever they want....weather they want to use the word marriage or not should be upto the couple...not a bunch of others who live in fear for no reason.

That's fine you feel marriage is just a word - but with all due respect, the fact is that words have meanings. Especially marriage.

And I'm all for equality too - when it exists and not when it doesn't. That's what this comes down to. Homosexual unions are not equal to heterosexual unions. The tax breaks and all that stuff go with marriage because of what that union provides to society. Doesn't that make sense? How can you say the two things are equal when they're not?

And I really don't understand the comments about " . . . others who live in fear . . . " I have no idea how you can judge the intentions of others as "fear" when they simply don't agree with you.

_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 02:30 PM

just some food for thought on the marriage topic: I grew up in small town minnesota, I have inherited racist and homophobic traits due to my upbringing; laughing at off color jokes and using terminology that isn't politically correct. However, anybody should be able to do whatever they want as long as no one is physically hurt, and I see everyone as equal. That being said, here is my thought: people talk of the sanctity of marriage, the fact that family and procreation is the building block of society. Thats all fine and dandy, in a perfect world, which we are not in. We are in a world where those of us "allowed" to marry (straight people) abuse the family principle by having bastard children, ruin the sanctity of marriage with extra marital affairs and scoff at the idea of commitment as they are on their 5th marriage and know if it doesn't work this time they can always get divorced. So why is it okay for straight people to get married a dozen times and screw it up and gays can't even get married once? They should make divorce illegal, not gay marriage.

_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 229879)
And I have strong suspicions my father has closet issues.

one wouldn't know such a thing unless they were in the same closet:whistle:......:lol:just messin' with ya':intello:

Sower 11.06.2008 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 229927)
just some food for thought on the marriage topic: I grew up in small town minnesota, I have inherited racist and homophobic traits due to my upbringing; laughing at off color jokes and using terminology that isn't politically correct. However, anybody should be able to do whatever they want as long as no one is physically hurt, and I see everyone as equal. That being said, here is my thought: people talk of the sanctity of marriage, the fact that family and procreation is the building block of society. Thats all fine and dandy, in a perfect world, which we are not in. We are in a world where those of us "allowed" to marry (straight people) abuse the family principle by having bastard children, ruin the sanctity of marriage with extra marital affairs and scoff at the idea of commitment as they are on their 5th marriage and know if it doesn't work this time they can always get divorced. So why is it okay for straight people to get married a dozen times and screw it up and gays can't even get married once? They should make divorce illegal, not gay marriage.


If I'm reading you right, you're saying that since a certain percentage of people don't treat marriage in it's intended context we should just bag the whole thing? Not sure what to say there. What ever happened to principles? Just because people are flawed and fail doesn't mean you stop trying.

And I totally disagree with your argument that people should be able to do whatever they want as long as nobody is physically hurt. In my opinion emotional abuse can be more damaging than physical. And no, I'm not saying homosexual marriage is emotional abuse per se.

Sower 11.06.2008 02:46 PM

You know, this whole thing is weird to me. Why is it so complicated? The fact is that homosexual unions are not natural while heterosexual unions are. Why is that so hard to get? Men and women fit together by nature and the consequences are procreation. Pretty plain and simple to me. I could care less what two homosexuals do with or to eachother, but you can't just re-define the word marriage because you want to and "feel" it's the same. It's just not.

I can't go around and start changing the definition of words because I think they're just words or whatever. This whole thing has nothing to do with any specious arguments about "oh, well so and so has gotten married 18 times" or "oh yeah, well I know a homosexual couple that has been together forever and raised great kids" or whatever else. That has nothing to do with the fact that the unions are different. Not the same but different. Why is that not ok? Why can't they just be different? Can someone please answer that for me?

lincpimp 11.06.2008 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by bustitup (Post 229892)
LOL..thank you...I guess you have to be british to get away with this satire

You got it, only British people can get away with satire.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sower (Post 229886)
Actually the Supreme Court legislated from the bench (admittedly my opinion) in that instance so on the surface the unions were legal until the people could vote on it.

I do find it interesting how anyone that speaks about this issue has to say how they either have friends that are homosexual or something like that. Our society seems to be so politically correct anymore that we can't just talk about the issue. Seems like there's too much emotion out there and not enough pragmatism and logic. Anyone else notice that?

I also get a kick out of homosexual marriage supporters just bashing people that are against it. They scream in your face about how intollerant you are or that you're a biggot for not accepting others beliefs. Yet that's exactly what they're doing :lol:

I have a gay employee, not really but we call him that

It is funny that people bring up their gay relations when discussing that topic. It all boils down to the fact that gay people have deep down desires to be accepted and be more "normal". And marriage is one of those things that most normal people do. (still funny that the institution of marrige is degrading with the high divorce rate.)

For me, there is a big difference between understanding and acceptance. I understand gay people, and why they are gay. I do not and will never accept them, or find their actions acceptable. I will not be mean or discriminate against gays, but I do not want their lifestyle to be in any way the norm. That is their cross to bear and will always be outcast to a certain degree. Just not natural (as BrianG said). Man, I sound conservative.

Sower 11.06.2008 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp (Post 229937)
You got it, only British people can get away with satire.



I have a gay employee, not really but we call him that

It is funny that people bring up their gay relations when discussing that topic. It all boils down to the fact that gay people have deep down desires to be accepted and be more "normal". And marriage is one of those things that most normal people do. (still funny that the institution of marrige is degrading with the high divorce rate.)

For me, there is a big difference between understanding and acceptance. I understand gay people, and why they are gay. I do not and will never accept them, or find their actions acceptable. I will not be mean or discriminate against gays, but I do not want their lifestyle to be in any way the norm. That is their cross to bear and will always be outcast to a certain degree. Just not natural (as BrianG said). Man, I sound conservative.

Holy crap . . . I totally agree with what linc just said . . . :surprised:
:lol:

_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 02:55 PM

of course, abuse of any kind is unacceptable. But emotional abuse and people getting angry or getting their feelings hurt over a discussion is completely different. And I'm not saying we should can it all. It is about principles, thats why I said we should make divorce illegal. Maybe it would make people think twice before entering into such a commitment, and bring back meaning to the word marriage. As it is now marriage is a joke. There is a greater percentage of failed marriages than intact ones, that's fact. So back to my food for thought, why can straight people get married, cheat, get divorced over and over again while a gay can't get married once? Nothing is being saved or protected by banning certain marriages, it only serves to exclude certain human beings from doing what they want to do, and that is not fair.

hoovhartid 11.06.2008 02:56 PM

Sower,
Not tryin to start a fight here. If you were offended I apologise. I know words have meanings. Many times the same word has more than one. (which was my point)

I'm not here to judge you. Its my opinion that when phraises like "basic building block of our society", and "by natural law can only occur from a man and a woman." It just reminds my of my Catholic upbringing. I learned to stay "inline" through fear that if I didn't "God would punish me" or "I would go to hell". Religion has kept people making decisions based on fear. Much like our current government. Again, these are my opinions, not judgements against you or anyone else.

"The tax breaks and all that stuff go with marriage because of what that union provides to society. Doesn't that make sense? How can you say the two things are equal when they're not?" I dont even know where to start here. Who are you to decide that one marriage provides more to society than another? Thats closed-minded, presumptuous, and...the list goes on.

"Homosexual unions are not equal to heterosexual unions" based on what? other than your opinon.

Why/How is one better than the other?

_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Sower (Post 229936)
The fact is that homosexual unions are not natural while heterosexual unions are.


I've seen dolphins, dogs and monkeys all have homosexual sex. Somebody should really tell them they are being unnatural!:lol:

just razzin' ya:intello:

DickyT 11.06.2008 03:04 PM

As a black, gay, jew, I am 5 steps passed offended by this thread. This was to thank the mods, not bash how some amendment was voted on, or what the meaning of words are. This forum is not the venue for political discussion, drop it guys.... My opinion of the whole thing? so much for the separation of church and state... one of the founding principals of this nation... now drop it and get back to thanking the mods (and MIKE!!!) for a great site.

Modding_out 11.06.2008 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by DickyT (Post 229944)
As a black, gay, jew,

What? I thought you were a fat white guy?



Just razzin ya man. :na:

_paralyzed_ 11.06.2008 03:15 PM

:surprised: and then silence............. thanks DickyT for getting us back on track

Sower 11.06.2008 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 229940)
of course, abuse of any kind is unacceptable. But emotional abuse and people getting angry or getting their feelings hurt over a discussion is completely different. And I'm not saying we should can it all. It is about principles, thats why I said we should make divorce illegal. Maybe it would make people think twice before entering into such a commitment, and bring back meaning to the word marriage. As it is now marriage is a joke. There is a greater percentage of failed marriages than intact ones, that's fact. So back to my food for thought, why can straight people get married, cheat, get divorced over and over again while a gay can't get married once? Nothing is being saved or protected by banning certain marriages, it only serves to exclude certain human beings from doing what they want to do, and that is not fair.

Well, first off I'm not getting my feelings hurt here if that's what you're implying. If I misread that then nevermind :mdr:

And second - your question is two separate arguments. You're basically saying since some people (regardless of the number) screw up marriage then others should have a chance at it too. That logic assumes that marriage is only established if it is successful to the full extent. That's flawed logic. Marriage is the union of man and woman for procreation and to strengthen the marriage bond. It'a also a recognition of the marriage covenant and reflects God and the Holy Trinity. I know, I know, I am really stepping in it now! Maybe we should avoid the whole area on divorce and religion? I think that would be a good idea, don't you?

I'll try to answer your question straight (no pun inteded) out . . . the integrity of marriage is being saved by banning homosexual marriage as it's legalization puts them on the same level when they're not. Homosexuals cannot concieve a child naturally nor can they provide the opportunity to fully offer proper development of the child as nature intended. Yes, many married people screw it up, but they can continue to perfect something that no homosexual couple can. They can only imitate it to a certain degree.

Also, who is stopping them from doing anything they want to do? Other than gain the title of "marriage"? There are ways to handle the legal stuff, so why isn't that being done instead of calling it marriage?

hoovhartid 11.06.2008 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by DickyT (Post 229944)
As a black, gay, jew, I am 5 steps passed offended by this thread. This was to thank the mods, not bash how some amendment was voted on, or what the meaning of words are. This forum is not the venue for political discussion, drop it guys.... My opinion of the whole thing? so much for the separation of church and state... one of the founding principals of this nation... now drop it and get back to thanking the mods (and MIKE!!!) for a great site.

You are right. This thread took a very bad turn. I too apperciate the mods and mike for giving us such a great resource for information.

No more political talk out of me. I was offended. I thought I could help someone to see the other side of an arguement, but I was wrong. I failed, and worse, I took away from the origional idea of this thread so I apologise.

The mods here are awesome. This forum is valuable to me. Thank you for all who work to allow those like me to learn here. I will do better to ignore the comments that do not apply to my hobby here.

Sower 11.06.2008 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DickyT (Post 229944)
As a black, gay, jew, I am 5 steps passed offended by this thread. This was to thank the mods, not bash how some amendment was voted on, or what the meaning of words are. This forum is not the venue for political discussion, drop it guys.... My opinion of the whole thing? so much for the separation of church and state... one of the founding principals of this nation... now drop it and get back to thanking the mods (and MIKE!!!) for a great site.

Sorry DickyT, my last comment was being written as you posted. If this is too much for this forum that's cool with me. If anyone wants to continue the discussion with me then start another thread or something.

By the way, I have no hard feelings for anyone regardless of their beliefs. I love everyone here (not in the biblical sense :lol:) even if we don't agree. Take care - out.


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