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Originally posted by JJPAUL:
Barbara Bush had a little pain, she was loaded with gas. After she blew everybody out of the room when she pooted, they let her go home. They said she will be fine now, it was only gas pains. The fire dept was called in until the gas smell went away. Big Grin



Please don't make fun of someone suffering because of political leanings.If we want to go there,we can all wonder how in the hell Kennedy has a brain tumour.Everyone knows he drank his brain away years ago.
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Originally posted by zippadeedoodah:
JJP sinks to the depths of depravity only shown by the leftard columnist who gloated that the Bush associate who was diagnosed with cancer got what he deserved.

JJP, stick to cut and paste. When you open your mouth with an original thought, something worse than the poot you described escapes.


Agreed. Can’t you almost hear him giggling like a little girl over the suffering of another? Did you spend your childhood torturing small animals or pulling the wings off flies?
You have issues...VOLUMES.
Three words... "SEEK PROFESSIONAL HELP!”

Politics are one thing, but I would never celebrate someone’s medical misfortune. Psychologists call it Schadenfreude (finding a twisted, sadistic pleasure in the misfortune of others). Apparently it occurs in people with low self esteem and lower than average intelligence levels. Anyone that would think that way is a sick, stunted and socially retarded. You should be ashamed.
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have to admit that I have no sympathy for Kennedy.There was no sympathy for Mary Jo.


Then there will be none for you, you moronic buffoon.


From the same person who said:
God I hope she is O.K. She is, after all, the only man left in the family.

Nice touch, snake.
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?
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Originally posted by outspokenjerk:
So mean, if someone killed your daughter and never showed any remorse whatsoever, then you mean to tell me that if that person came down with a terminal illness or just an illness, you would still have sympathy?


You mean like the young man Laura Bush killed because she ran a stop sign? Was she drinking too?
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.
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Originally posted by LMM:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have to admit that I have no sympathy for Kennedy.There was no sympathy for Mary Jo.


Then there will be none for you, you moronic buffoon.


From the same person who said:
God I hope she is O.K. She is, after all, the only man left in the family.

Nice touch, snake.


Thank you dear. Your kindness is so meaningful to me as is your opinion.
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You mean like the young man Laura Bush killed because she ran a stop sign? Was she drinking too?

She also was a young girl of 17 and was not drinking and was 'shattered' by the accident. According to her family and friends, it caused a profound change in her.


Admit it snakie,
You are as hypocritical as anyone. You only offer sympathy if you 'like' the person.
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Originally posted by LMM:
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You mean like the young man Laura Bush killed because she ran a stop sign? Was she drinking too?

She also was a young girl of 17 and was not drinking and was 'shattered' by the accident. According to her family and friends, it caused a profound change in her.


Admit it snakie,
You are as hypocritical as anyone. You only offer sympathy if you 'like' the person.


Absolutely not. I have sat there and offered compassion for some reprehensible people at their ends. In over 25 years and many hundreds of deaths I have been kind to many who were horrible people. Being kind and compassionate does not indicate sympathy. Usually I feel sorry for their families for having to put up with them all those years.

Ted Kennedy and Laura Bush among many hundreds of others have been invloved in accidents where someone died and they lived. I am in no position to say wheather they should apologise or not. Since I was not there and have no idea what they were thinking or what the actual events were then I am hardly the one to make that call. If one opinion about Ted Kennedy is based on politics, then another can easily question wheather Laura Bush was drunk, wreckless, careless and arrogant when she took that young mans life. It can work both ways. That does not mean one is any more right than the other.
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.
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Originally posted by Backwoods:
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Originally posted by JJPAUL:
Barbara Bush had a little pain, she was loaded with gas. After she blew everybody out of the room when she pooted, they let her go home. They said she will be fine now, it was only gas pains. The fire dept was called in until the gas smell went away. Big Grin



Please don't make fun of someone suffering because of political leanings.If we want to go there,we can all wonder how in the hell Kennedy has a brain tumour.Everyone knows he drank his brain away years ago.




Oh, you mean like George W. Bush? Everyone knows Bush drank and did drugs.
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.


The most accurate part of your little diatribe is that you are far from perfect and certainly have faults. They are quite evident here. They show through in your hate filled posts.

I intend to not even consider your suggestion. Within the T/D guidelines, I intend to post as I see fit. Don't like it? I don't care.

As for the definitions, I'm fully aware of their meaning. Perhaps you should try practicing some of their meanings, instead of just ranting about them. And you should know that "leading by example" is more than an "ideal". I've known of military and law enforcement personnel who have received disciplinary action for failure to do so, up to and including dismissal from service, and church members who have been ostracised and disfellowshiped for failure to lead by example.

Your lack of experience and ignorance is showing.
Will this suit you snakie?

Compassion is a profound human emotion prompted by the pain of others. More vigorous than empathy, the feeling commonly gives rise to an active desire to alleviate another's suffering

Sympathy is a social affinity in which one person stands with another person, closely understanding his or her feelings. The word derives from the Greek συμπάθεια (sympatheia)[1], from συν (syn) "together" + πάθος (pathos), in this case "suffering" (from πάσχω - pascho, "to be affected by, to suffer"). It also can mean being affected by feelings or emotions. Thus the essence of sympathy is that one has a strong concern for the other person

Empathy is the capacity to recognize or understand another's state of mind or emotion. It is often characterized as the ability to "put oneself into another's shoes", or in some way experience the outlook or emotions of another being within oneself. Empathy does not necessarily imply compassion, or empathic concern because this capacity can be present in context of compassionate or cruel behavior

As for Laura and Ted, Laura had remorse, Ted did not. Laura was changed, Ted tried to pay someone to take the rap. I am sorry Ted has cancer, that is horrible for anyone and may be his 'judgment' by God. Fake compassion is not a true feeling, and since you said you gave compassion to reprehensible people, that was not compassion. You are a nurse and a hard shell comes with the territory. Its a necessary thing, but it is not a free pass on your emotions.
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.


The most accurate part of your little diatribe is that you are far from perfect and certainly have faults. They are quite evident here. They show through in your hate filled posts.

I intend to not even consider your suggestion. Within the T/D guidelines, I intend to post as I see fit. Don't like it? I don't care.

As for the definitions, I'm fully aware of their meaning. Perhaps you should try practicing some of their meanings, instead of just ranting about them. And you should know that "leading by example" is more than an "ideal". I've known of military and law enforcement personnel who have received disciplinary action for failure to do so, up to and including dismissal from service, and church members who have been ostracised and disfellowshiped for failure to lead by example.

Your lack of experience and ignorance is showing.


So far I have not be "ostracised" or "dismissed". Actually I have an excellent record of dealing with all kinds of individuals during times of distress and hardship. I practice exactly what I preach. I care for those without anyone in a variety of situations and have for years. I don't preface that care on weather I like them or not. I know you think you are tough because of your guns and your attitude. It takes more than that. Post what ever your tiny little heart desires - I can deal with it. I have seen the contrarian sociopath before. I remain unimpressed.
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.


The most accurate part of your little diatribe is that you are far from perfect and certainly have faults. They are quite evident here. They show through in your hate filled posts.

I intend to not even consider your suggestion. Within the T/D guidelines, I intend to post as I see fit. Don't like it? I don't care.

As for the definitions, I'm fully aware of their meaning. Perhaps you should try practicing some of their meanings, instead of just ranting about them. And you should know that "leading by example" is more than an "ideal". I've known of military and law enforcement personnel who have received disciplinary action for failure to do so, up to and including dismissal from service, and church members who have been ostracised and disfellowshiped for failure to lead by example.

Your lack of experience and ignorance is showing.


So far I have not be "ostracised" or "dismissed". Actually I have an excellent record of dealing with all kinds of individuals during times of distress and hardship. I practice exactly what I preach. I care for those without anyone in a variety of situations and have for years. I don't preface that care on weather I like them or not. I know you think you are tough because of your guns and your attitude. It takes more than that. Post what ever your tiny little heart desires - I can deal with it. I have seen the contrarian sociopath before. I remain unimpressed.


Never in my life have I cared to attempt to impress a hypocrit.
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Originally posted by LMM:
Will this suit you snakie?

Compassion is a profound human emotion prompted by the pain of others. More vigorous than empathy, the feeling commonly gives rise to an active desire to alleviate another's suffering

Sympathy is a social affinity in which one person stands with another person, closely understanding his or her feelings. The word derives from the Greek συμπάθεια (sympatheia)[1], from συν (syn) "together" + πάθος (pathos), in this case "suffering" (from πάσχω - pascho, "to be affected by, to suffer"). It also can mean being affected by feelings or emotions. Thus the essence of sympathy is that one has a strong concern for the other person

Empathy is the capacity to recognize or understand another's state of mind or emotion. It is often characterized as the ability to "put oneself into another's shoes", or in some way experience the outlook or emotions of another being within oneself. Empathy does not necessarily imply compassion, or empathic concern because this capacity can be present in context of compassionate or cruel behavior

As for Laura and Ted, Laura had remorse, Ted did not. Laura was changed, Ted tried to pay someone to take the rap. I am sorry Ted has cancer, that is horrible for anyone and may be his 'judgment' by God. Fake compassion is not a true feeling, and since you said you gave compassion to reprehensible people, that was not compassion. You are a nurse and a hard shell comes with the territory. Its a necessary thing, but it is not a free pass on your emotions.


Actually, as usual, you read but do not comprehend. Offering compassion based on the understanding that even the reprehensible and least among us deserves even that during terrible sickness and death is not "fake". Don't try and decide what it is that I have done from your perspective dear. I would also resist trying to interpret "Gods judgement" upon another. You are just guessing. If you were to be diagnosed with cancer I would not try and guess as to wheather it was because of something bad you had done. Sounds like vindictive *****iness.
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by meanasasnake:
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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.


The most accurate part of your little diatribe is that you are far from perfect and certainly have faults. They are quite evident here. They show through in your hate filled posts.

I intend to not even consider your suggestion. Within the T/D guidelines, I intend to post as I see fit. Don't like it? I don't care.

As for the definitions, I'm fully aware of their meaning. Perhaps you should try practicing some of their meanings, instead of just ranting about them. And you should know that "leading by example" is more than an "ideal". I've known of military and law enforcement personnel who have received disciplinary action for failure to do so, up to and including dismissal from service, and church members who have been ostracised and disfellowshiped for failure to lead by example.

Your lack of experience and ignorance is showing.


So far I have not be "ostracised" or "dismissed". Actually I have an excellent record of dealing with all kinds of individuals during times of distress and hardship. I practice exactly what I preach. I care for those without anyone in a variety of situations and have for years. I don't preface that care on weather I like them or not. I know you think you are tough because of your guns and your attitude. It takes more than that. Post what ever your tiny little heart desires - I can deal with it. I have seen the contrarian sociopath before. I remain unimpressed.


Never in my life have I cared to attempt to
impress a hypocrit.


Thats good since you are incapable of even spelling the word correctly. Such a little man. Perhaps that would be why the guns are so important.
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Originally posted by geddon97:
I have sympathy for someone who deserves it.But for someone who let a woman die without a hint of remorse .I have no sympathy.


You are not God, kiddo. You will someday reach the end. You get no sympathy either, you nasty partisan old fart.


What happened to your insistance that people who don't want or need sympathy or compassion at the point of death should receive it anyway?

How do you justify your denying sympathy at the time of death and name calling, and still consider yourself (as you have claimed) a Christian?


Learn the difference in the terms "compassion", "empathy" and "sympathy". I will have as much "sympathy" for Geddon as it does for a dying Kennedy. You are hardly one to get preachy about any of the above mentioned terms. Being a Christian does not indicate perfection sweetie. We all have our moments. Go clean your gun.


Moi? Preachy? Not hardly. I just recognize the hypocrit in you. Christians (as you claim you are) are taught in scripture to lead by example. It is not yours to decide or determine how much sympathy or compassion to give, that determination belongs to God.

My guns (actually quite a large plural, not the singular "gun") are always clean...they're cleaned after every use, after any carry during inclement weather, and once a month.

Go clean your mouth.


Every human is capable of compassion, sympathy and empathy among many others of Gods gifts. Those qualities do not just belong to God ( I urge you NOT to try and speak for him). In fact we are all capable of them. It is most certainly within my lowly human condition to decide how much of each of these qualities to parcel out and to whom. If I were you I would stick to what you know best and try not to pontificate upon issues about which you know little. Stick to your guns and your hardness. Clearly it works for you - or at least you are convinced it does. I believe also that members of the military are also taught to "lead by example". In fact I think all branches of the military and law enforcement follow such a code. Having said that, I must point out that to "lead by example" is an ideal, not necessarily mandatory. Christians, like members of the armed forces, civilian law enforcement among others who are encouraged to live exemplary lives are simply humans. While I am a Christian, I am far from perfect and I certainly have my faults. Laking in compassion is not one of them. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing.

Now, I have a suggestion for YOUR mouth - shut it.


The most accurate part of your little diatribe is that you are far from perfect and certainly have faults. They are quite evident here. They show through in your hate filled posts.

I intend to not even consider your suggestion. Within the T/D guidelines, I intend to post as I see fit. Don't like it? I don't care.

As for the definitions, I'm fully aware of their meaning. Perhaps you should try practicing some of their meanings, instead of just ranting about them. And you should know that "leading by example" is more than an "ideal". I've known of military and law enforcement personnel who have received disciplinary action for failure to do so, up to and including dismissal from service, and church members who have been ostracised and disfellowshiped for failure to lead by example.

Your lack of experience and ignorance is showing.


So far I have not be "ostracised" or "dismissed". Actually I have an excellent record of dealing with all kinds of individuals during times of distress and hardship. I practice exactly what I preach. I care for those without anyone in a variety of situations and have for years. I don't preface that care on weather I like them or not. I know you think you are tough because of your guns and your attitude. It takes more than that. Post what ever your tiny little heart desires - I can deal with it. I have seen the contrarian sociopath before. I remain unimpressed.


Never in my life have I cared to attempt to
impress a hypocrit.


Thats good since you are incapable of even spelling the word correctly. Such a little man. Perhaps that would be why the guns are so important.


A missing "e" from my spelling is not nearly as indicative as your fitting the description.

Such a bitter, hateful woman. Perhaps thats why you are a hypocrite.

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