Barack Obama at Notre Dame: " ... [on abortion] I didn't change my position, but I did tell my staff to change the words on my website... that's when we discover at least the possibility of common ground.... [because we know] the views of the two camps are irreconcilable."
I sent the advertisements for my book, Debunking Obama's First 100 Days, to several thousand people a few days ago.
This was one response:
ObamaCatholic: Get a life!Contemplating it later, I reflected that, perhaps this could be another point for our dialogue? Our positions are irreconcilable - you don't want dialogue, I do - but we should seek common ground. How about I keep talking and you just shut up and listen?
Me: Feeling a little guilty, are we?
ObamaCatholic: No. Just tired of slander and gossip. Both are sinful behavior.
Me: Indeed. That's why everything about that bastard (and he is, you know - his mother wasn't married when she conceived him), is documented in the book.
ObamaCatholic: Wow! You leave me breathless. You have a great day!
Me: I'll have a great day the minute he leaves office. Until then, we all just pray for deliverance from evil.
ObamaCatholic: And I'll have a great day the minute you take me off your email list! Please do not reply. Thank you.
Me: I will make sure that I don't.
ObamaCatholic: You just did.
Me: Oh my heavens! But you Obama supporters are always interested in dialogue, right? So, being open-minded and willing to seek common ground, as you are, that isn't a problem.
As The One stated in his Notre Dame address, sure, our positions are irreconcilable - you think he's cool, I think he's a lying bastard - but that shouldn't prevent us from dialoguing and seeking common ground.
How about we agree that he's a really cool, lying bastard?
See?
I'm trying to be like you and engage in dialogue.
Except you didn't want dialogue.
Hmmm....
Man!
No wonder it's so much fun being an ObamaCatholic!
I feel a pull to the Dark Side...
4 comments:
Steve, your lack of maturity is a turn-off.
Oh brave Anonymous!
If you don't like it, don't read it. Nobody's holding a gun to your head.
If you can refute it, do.
If all you can do is call names, you must have voted for the Chicago Butcher.
Sometimes I think you have a little too much fun, Steve.
Steve, you are hilarious.
You're "lack of maturity" reminds me of, well, Christ.
Keep it up.
I sign "anonymously" simply because I can't figure out my other options.
--Lisa B.
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