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Ban That Hateful Teenage Couple From Verona

By Boquisucio on October 6, 2009 | | Comments (16)
I am not going to go into details, on the depravity of Kevin Jennings.  You know, the NAMBLA supporting White House Czar who is supposed to keep our Children Safe in schools.  However, something in his moral pathology, caught my attention this morning: His visceral hatred for Romeo and Juliette.


I usually don't pass judgment on others, for the greatest teacher in history once said:

"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.". (Mattheus 7: 1-2) 

In his case, however, I am going to make an exception... Why is this sick basstard still in the Old Executive Building?

Boq

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By Spiff on October 6, 2009 1:45 PM
The same reason this administration is packed with backslackers!  Poor judgement of character by  El Supermo!
 
By fdcol63 on October 6, 2009 2:39 PM
"Poor judgement of character..."?

No. It's a reflection of the character of O Himself.
 
By AFSister on October 6, 2009 3:00 PM
It never ceases to amaze me the quality (lack of, mind you... not abundance of ) of people Obama has surrounded himself with.
 
By Cricket on October 6, 2009 5:20 PM
"you're going to panic people if you make them think you're after their kids."

Well, aren't you?

Sick.  Totally sick.  He *feels* heterosexuality is a threat.  Dang straight it is.  Let's just program them with a different literature.
 
By Lamigra on October 6, 2009 7:34 PM
What AFSis said, doubled.  And afcol63, doubled and redoubled.

And what annoys me no end is, between tinnitus and being deaf in one ear and nearly so on the other side is, I can't make out what he's saying.

Is this the same "man" who, having been informed of a ho$$$$xual relationship between a student _chose_ _not_ to report it?
 
By cateyes on October 6, 2009 7:45 PM
The audacity of a narcissist in the White House is that he surrounds himself with human excrement that he thinks will make him look good!  This time in history has been foretold.  But, the good news is that we will survive to fight again!
 
By Lamigra on October 6, 2009 8:22 PM
"The audacity of a narcissist....."

You ROCK!

Cateyes and I share last names, and on weekends, sleeping accomodations.

 
By Walter M. Clark on October 6, 2009 8:41 PM
Boq, when you read the rest of the New Testament you find example after example of Jesus, and later His apostles, judging people's behavior.  Jesus and His followers, up to the present day, are required by the teachings in the New Testament to judge whether someone (including themself) is living up to the measure set in the New Testament.  We are all to try diligently to meet that standard, and not give anyone (even myself) an easy pass if they won't/don't, but we also realize that none of us CAN meet that standard.  That's where God's Grace comes into play.  I obey God and Jesus, do your best and depend on God's Grace to bridge the gap between my feeble efforts and God's requirement for perfection.  That's why Jesus died on the cross and was resurrected.  His death was the blood sacrifice for my (and your) sins and will wash away our sins IF we obey and do our best, which means when I fall short I pick myself up and try again.
 
By BillT on October 7, 2009 6:19 AM
Every time kids read Romeo and Juliet, they're at risk of being *recruited* as heterosexual?

Okay, that statement just made Number One on my list of things that make you say, "WTF?!?"
 
By BillT on October 7, 2009 6:32 AM
It's a reflection of the character of O Himself.

Obama is a narcissist, so it doesn't matter to *him* who he appoints to wear a Czar's crown, so long as he receives accolades at the time he does it.

Once the cries of outrage from us peasants penetrate the White House soundproofing, Jennings will join the growing crowd that's already under the bus...
 
By Boquisucio on October 7, 2009 8:05 AM
May it be so, Walter; may it be so.Picking myself up to attempt to follow his standards is something that I do every day.  It is the skinning of my knees however, that's getting to me.  Experience is a stern teacher. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.

But Unkabill, what's the difference?  A Tax Cheat, running our tax collection agency - A Lewd Satrap protecting our children from Shakespeare, and the list goes on.

 
By Fishmugger on October 7, 2009 8:40 AM
Yeah BOQ...and I liked the Communist running the eco-jobs desk. Did anyone ever see the mess the Soviets left in Eastern Europe and Russia? Some areas just got roped off because it would be almost impossible to clean up.
 
By Cricket on October 7, 2009 8:48 AM
We are required to judge/choose between good and evil, but we leave the condemnation (final) to God.  We, puny mortals that we are, do not have the power per se to sentence individuals in the eternal scheme of the Almighty's things.  We can certainly do it here, that is why we have courts and laws.  Final judgment is up to Him.

At least, that is how I see it. 
 
By fdcol63 on October 7, 2009 9:34 AM
None of us are or can be perfect. Thus, it's ridiculous to argue that we must be perfect in order to judge others.

We have every right and obligation to hold certain values and standards of behavior, and to compare (judge) whether or not certain individuals in society adhere to or respect those values and standards of behavior - whether they be cultural customs or laws, etc.

Failure to do so would inevitably lead to anarchy as those who do not respect or adhere to our standards of behavior are not held accountable and did as they wish, to the detriment of society.

But anarchy is what Leftist statists want to create, so that people turn to the State - controlled by them - to provide safety and security.
 
By olga on October 7, 2009 12:39 PM

Is this administration simply checking if the people are "liberalized" enough to not care about this and all other SOBs??

 
By BillT on October 8, 2009 5:19 AM
But Unkabill, what's the difference?

Naught. The para I picked was an exemplar for emphasis.

Is this administration simply checking if the people are "liberalized" enough...?

Olga, they're "progressive", so they're automatically more, y'know, like, *compassionate* than we mere humans.  "Progressive" in the sense that Malenkov used when he praised Stalin as being "progressive" -- and *you* know how compassionate Stalin was...