Donald Trump, Snake Oil Salesman

[Leonhard]

I think the hair is a brain sucking parasite. Might explain things. Beware if similar come-overs appear in the cabinet following his election.

[Cow Poke]

I think the hair is a brain sucking parasite. Might explain things. Beware if similar come-overs appear in the cabinet following his election.

His hair belongs in a cabinet. Or cupboard or closet or foot locker.

[klaus54]

Snake oil or Canadian oil?

LOL

[lilpixieofterror]

I think the hair is a brain sucking parasite. Might explain things. Beware if similar come-overs appear in the cabinet following his election.

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Beware of the Brain Slugs!

[thewriteranon]

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Beware of the Brain Slugs!

What happened to Fry's brain slug?

[rogue06]

What happened to Fry's brain slug?

It starved

[lilpixieofterror]

What happened to Fry's brain slug?

Starved to death.

[Bill the Cat]

Did he really say the Paris terrorist attacks were the result of gun control legislation in France?

[Cow Poke]

Did he really say the Paris terrorist attacks were the result of gun control legislation in France?

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/1...control-215921 Warning - BAD LANGUAGE

“Had there been some guys with a gun, there would have been a shootout and probably the primary people that would have got whacked would have been the killers," Trump said on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "You can’t any tougher than Paris, and you can’t get any tougher than France” on gun control, he continued. “They just said, come here, boom, come here, boom…shot these people at will."

(Don't know if it's bad editing, or if Trump really said it that way)

[KingsGambit]

He's now calling for the closing of certain mosques. I get the sentiment but messing with religious liberty is really bad precedent. Once the political winds shift further against Christianity, it could be churches getting closed. I could already see churches that oppose homosexuality getting shuttered three decades from now.

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/1d882...ertain-mosques

[Cow Poke]

He's now calling for the closing of certain mosques. I get the sentiment but messing with religious liberty is really bad precedent.

Yup, that's a tough one.... there would need to be absolute 'smoking gun' proof that there was bad stuff there.

Once the political winds shift further against Christianity, it could be churches getting closed. I could already see churches that oppose homosexuality getting shuttered three decades from now.

Or forced underground, like thousands of house churches in China, which, quite honestly, are doing amazingly well. In a way, it might be the "shot in the arm" that Christianity needs to rebound.

[One Bad Pig]

He's now calling for the closing of certain mosques. I get the sentiment but messing with religious liberty is really bad precedent. Once the political winds shift further against Christianity, it could be churches getting closed. I could already see churches that oppose homosexuality getting shuttered three decades from now.

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/1d882...ertain-mosques

The problem is that Muslims are more than willing to use mosques to provide cover for advancement of their cause through terror - not because they are evil per se, but because there is no such thing as separation of church and state in their mind (though I'm sure they laugh up their sleeves at the useful idiots who consider mosques to be sacrosanct).

[Catholicity]

The problem is that Muslims are more than willing to use mosques to provide cover for advancement of their cause through terror - not because they are evil per se, but because there is no such thing as separation of church and state in their mind (though I'm sure they laugh up their sleeves at the useful idiots who consider mosques to be sacrosanct).

In some cases that may be true. Though the one or two mosques I remember being in existence met at a public museum in my city had an open policy and were closer to unitarian churches than anything fundamental.

[One Bad Pig]

In some cases that may be true. Though the one or two mosques I remember being in existence met at a public museum in my city had an open policy and were closer to unitarian churches than anything fundamental.

Sure. Pretty much no religion has 100% wholly committed followers.