If you really think about it, maybe there wouldn’t be so many weirdows [sic] on the streets
if this nation wouldn’t have gone astray from the Word

It makes it slightly difficult for me to find credibility to your words. Who defines what a “weirdow[sic]” is? When i read that in this context, it seems to say something like “since you don’t believe like I do then you’re a weirdo”.

It could be something lost in the translation though, so I’ll leave it at that.

OK–i will make one other comment — I really don’t think the Ten Commandments were our laws here in America. That’s another debate for someone else. This is possibly why i stray away from politics–the more i think about what i’ve learned about the history of this country, the more depressed i potentially can get. :)

The D. of Indipendance says, “freedome of r.” What those lawbending criminal aiders see is a group of word that dose not come with a norterized explination. Back in those days you either believed in god or followed Witch Craft. People that were found practicing Witch Craft were burned on a steak, while the rest of the New Nation chose one of 5 or 6 different forms of Christianity in which all believed in God and Jesus as our savior. The Holy Bible was the backbone to this country in which the Ten Comandments were our laws. Slowly, one year at a time, things chainge. The birth of Jesus became the day a fat bearded old man dressed in red velvit
found a way to squeez down a brick chimeny. If you really think about it, maybe there wouldn’t be so many weirdows on the streets
if this nation wouldn’t have gone astray from the Word. As i see it from my prespective, we’re doomed & there is no president, not even the great Oral Sex resipicant, that can stop the dominoes from colapsing.

Thank you for reading,
Pete

{ please excuse my spelling, between english and spanish, i get mixed up.}

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