What he did was terrible. He escaped punishment because of his family's influence. But people don't escape final judgment for their actions. Maybe you get to be one of the ones who help judge at the last day. But you're not there yet and neither am I, and we each have a lot to answer for as well. Taking pleasure in an old man's being diagnosed with brain cancer would be one of the things you'd have to answer for.
Fukk that family, not one of them has amounted to , every single one of the off spring just milks the trust fund, which I hear is now down to 50 plus mil and 10 kids pulling form it...
They are the most overated family in American History, what Ted did was simply that of old school Wasshington, a cover up and he got away with murder, no diff than OJ>......now he has time to reflect on it, hopefully he has confessed his sins
I take no pleasure in him and his condition. But I have
no anguish in his condition. It is what it is. I didn't
cause it, nor can I correct it. But I am not going to be
a hypocrite and say I am sorry it happened. Because I
am completely indifferent to his condition. Let nature
take it's course. And God judge.
Yes, repentance is in order for everyone. Both for the creepy politician who did bad things, and for the house of God who hates him.
Link to Ted Kennedy repenting? Last I checked...he hasn't repented anything.
Like I said...you guys want to say we shoulde be forgiving fine...
But if you post that he's some kind of hero...I am going to piss on his grave.
Don't try and say this guy is a hero...
He's not repentent, and he's certainly no hero.
Yes cancer and death suck...I think we all agree on that and most of us wouldn't wish it on our worst enemy...that doesn't mean Ted Kenndy didn't kill a woman and use his status to get off scott free, above the law, above the average citizen, this isn't corporate or white collar crime...it's manslaughter, and an apparent act of extreme cowardice and selfishness, not to mention a total lack of compassion. And denies pretty much any and all responsiblity to this day.
Like in my article I posted...after he knew she was dead, his reaction was not remorse...it was that he wanted to tell everyone she'd been driving the car.
That's a pathetic slug of a human being...and if he's a hero, I need to take a piss...badly.
No, I never said he was any kind of hero. He might be to liberals, who will turn his funeral into a campaign rally. I only mean to say that it is the church's duty to extend love and grace to him no matter how little he deserves it.
After all, did any of us really deserve God's forgiveness?
I agree with you all the way Stout.
On a daily basis.Repent
Apparently Sen. Kennedy had some technical problems with the TV in his hospital room - the only channel that's been coming through consistently has been Cartoon Network. Nurses told the Boston Herald this was just fine with the Senator - he's been watching Animaniacs non-stop, telling friends and family he can really identify with Pinky and the Brain Tumor.
Nurses also said the Senator is a big fan of Jello Biafra and his former band, the Dead Kennedys.
Dude, that's psycho.
As much as I may dislike what Kennedy has stood for, there is nothing in me that finds his situation the least bit humorous.
Ted apparently got away with drunk driving and a single, involuntary homicide, and attached lies. Typical for the elites, left or right.
For this the yoni's will graciously, joyously piss on TK's grave.
Compare with dubya lying his way into murdering 4000+ US military and 100s of 1000s of Iraqi civilians, both crimes co,ntinuing daily, for which the yoni's give dubya/ head/neo- s a complete pass.
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Whether you want to admit it or not you've benefited from legislature introduced by Senator Kennedy. You are just too ignorant to realize it.
Only boutons could try and tie Bush into Teddy. Only
boutons. Read the post on dead babies, stupid.
Almost 8,800 US military deaths under George W. Bush if you want to be exact.
7,500 under Clinton (not too shabby)
6,223 under Bush I
17,201 under Regan
I just happen to believe that under the appropriate conditions and with correct motives it is entirely righteous and morally proper to rejoice in the demise of the wicked man and evildoer.
Isn't that a violation of the separation & state?
No. It would be if it were a prayer particular to one group or sect, and if attendance were compulsory. As far I understand, the Catholic, Jewish, and other members of Congress may pray as they please.
Since another poster in this thread already owned you on the numbers...I'll just add that the US Military both sign up and know they might be called into a war, without them having any say so in the matter whatsoever. The Miliatry is very clear about this when you join.
Mary Jo Kopechne OTOH, agreed to a ride home, she wasn't called into a war, her death wasn't in any way in service to her country, and she completely didn't have to die. She died because of Ted Kennedy and the fact that he is a both a coward and a drunk.
I seriously gotta take a piss...
I will trade Ted Kennedy not a passing a single meaningful piece of legislation and being man enough to save a drowning woman whose drowning he is reponsible for...for him writing the ing cons ution...any day of the week. Absolutely no comparison there.
So take your ing legislation and stick it up your ing ass.
And I really gotta take a piss now.
I'd just be happy if he was man enough to admit what he did. And anyone that doesn't expect that of him, has no idea of what it means to be a man.
When he does that...I'll believe he's sorry and not the POS I think he is.
And I will stand against any casting of him as a hero. Because he is not one.
It's not about forgiveness...it's about saying the man's a hero.
Any passages from the bible you can quote me where God tells us to lie? Especially for Ted Kennedy? The only commands I hear are about not bearing false witness.
who said he's a hero?
Well, I stand behind my ground to give him respect. I'm not saying he is a perfect man and yes, he made a very tragic mistake. But to say that that totally diminishes his other accomplishments is just not true. For me that is.
But I respect the opinion of someone who feels totally opposite. That is their right just like it is my right to totally disagree.
Nothing wrong with that.
I disagree with some of McCain's policies but I think his statements make him a true man.
"I was very sorry to hear that Senator Kennedy has taken ill, and like millions of Americans, Cindy and I anxiously await word of his condition. Senator Kennedy's role in the U.S. Senate cannot be overstated," McCain said.
"He is a legendary lawmaker, and I have the highest respect for him," his statement continued. "When we have worked together, he has been a skillful, fair and generous partner. I consider it a great privilege to call him my friend. Cindy and I are praying for our friend, his wife, Vicki and the Kennedy family."
Words from a true American Hero.
No, I'm on your side! I agree this man is no hero. My concern is that we show him a little grace. That's all.
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