Sunday, November 15, 2009

Susan Griffith of High Point. NC should meet Google

Susan Griffith of High Point, NC, has a letter to the editor in today's (Greensboro, NC) News & Record in which she writes: 
"Our most precious documents, the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, mention God throughout."
You cannot just make stuff up, publish it in public and not expect people to scoff. How seriously should we take Ms. Griffith's point of view when she justifies it with make believe? Not very, I'd say.

The Declaration of Independence. The United States Constitution.

5 comments:

  1. "Our most precious documents, the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, mention God throughout."

    So what! A simple embellishment which I believe to be a hell of a lot better view point than you and your left friends have. Beau

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  2. "View point?" Either God is mentioned throughout the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution or not, Beau. It is not a matter of opinion.

    It is a weak mind that subjugates the facts to fantasy.

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  3. What do you expect? Beau can't spell, doesn't understand punctuation or paragraphing, still struggles with the basics of proper attribution (he's learned to use quotation marks, but now sometimes puts them around phrases that aren't actual quotes) and in general treats the English language with all the contempt of a gangbanger in the 'hood. Aren't conservatives supposed to be the ones who respect the three Rs?

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  4. I suppose then that if we are going to discredit people for making some fundamental mistakes, then we should completely ignore everything Joe Biden says.

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  5. Who discredited people? I am talking about a point of view. Do you find a conclusion founded on misinformation to be sound or would you rather offer up red herrings?

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