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gothsoccerdude

Sic Semper Tyrannis

Nov 05, 2008 00:10

A man whose name is now worthless said that after he read Barack Obama's book "The Audacity of Hope" that he was very scared of Obama. I can see why now, because the man who spoke those words is a tyrant whose leadership style was very much tied into the leadership style of George W. Bush and all others who rule by fear and arrogance, and he saw ( Read more... )

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magnumchaos November 5 2008, 21:44:35 UTC

Al, there is a reason why you should let it go. Forgive him. Jesus forgave us, and He NEVER asked for us to apologize to him for sinning. Not once.

What is in the past is done and over. He's no longer counseling at said church pulpits. He's gone, and there's no reason to stew over it. You've proved the better man provided you leave it in the past and move on. What goes around comes around. Remember that...

And I try to stay in contact with you, but I'm extremely busy working on things, and trying to find a new job. So I apologize for not being able to call or anything lately.

gothsoccerdude November 5 2008, 23:22:25 UTC

Oh man, Josh, I was afraid that was going to happen...I got sloppy with my writing and inadvertently included you in something that I didn't intend to. You were in no way included in my thoughts about staying in contact ( ... )

magnumchaos November 5 2008, 23:51:37 UTC

Seriously, God told us to FORGIVE OTHERS for THEIR sins. Regardless, that is meant to forgive them at capacity despite the sins toward you. Remember that.

Whatever those pulpits have stained, it will either be cleaned one day, or they will pay for their sins.

I promise, if you forgive and move on, you'll feel worlds better.

gothsoccerdude November 17 2008, 07:03:51 UTC

I've already made that mistake with him once and I will not do so again. He's still fighting me over what happened in 1996, and the next time he has the oppurtunity to attack me again, he'll do it. The conflict between he and I is in a lull currently only because of geography. He is a threat to my physical safety, and also to my emotional and spiritual well being. Whether I forgive him or not, he's going to continue to try and destroy me in body, mind, and spirit. Therefore, I must deal with him for what he is-a sadistic, brutal enemy that is overfilled with hatred of me and intent on seeing me dead AND burning in hell. That's what he is chosen to be to me, and I will enforce upon the consequences of that choice at any and every oppurtunity ( ... )

magnumchaos November 18 2008, 00:38:01 UTC

Is this seriously how you are looking at this? You have NO right, and no rhyme or reason to treat this any other way than to forgive him and be the better man. To give in to your aggravation and disdain toward him is just as low and childish as he.

And personal surveillance? I honestly doubt it. Murray doesn't have the resources for them to EVEN try. If he is truly a follower of God, he would definitely not let something like that happen. I'll be all honest, he has done some good things in the name of Christ, but just like the Crusaders, he is blind and stupid toward some things. Particularly to the fact that he's republican. Does he not even realize that's why it's so hard to get ahead when it comes to bills, and the economy?

And he won't ever have the opportunity to attack you again. He is no longer in Murray. He is NOT a threat to you. Please, for your sanity and sake, take a grip of that fact.

gothsoccerdude January 10 2009, 13:09:49 UTC

Josh...I am about to share an important life lesson with you-never, ever underestimate the cops...and never, ever believe them when they publicly say they're short on manpower or funds (or when a major crackdown on speeding is announced for a certain time period ( ... )

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