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To: billorites

The only difference between democrats and barnyard animals is they don’t sh*t where they stand. Seriously.


4 posted on 05/20/2012 6:51:28 AM PDT by MNnice
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To: MNnice

You are so correct. I have been comparing them to barnyard animals for some time. Democrats want the morals of this country to be equivalent to barnyard animals. Actually, they want the morals of this country to be worse than barnyard animals - barnyard animals know the difference between male and female. Barnyard animals do not jump on each other and commit murder for no reason.


6 posted on 05/20/2012 7:18:32 AM PDT by abclily
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To: MNnice

Being democrats I was shocked to learn the “perps”
were of the opposite sex!!!


9 posted on 05/20/2012 8:03:16 AM PDT by Fighter@heart (Ask The American Indian how ignoring immigration worked out for them!!! WAKE UP!!)
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To: MNnice
"Meretricious" is a well-chosen word--it comes from the Latin word for "prostitute."

In 449 the Roman decemvir Appius Claudius tried to claim a Roman girl named Verginia as his slave so that she would have to be his concubine. The girl was freeborn and already promised in marriage to someone else. Her father Verginius denounced Appius Claudius in the Forum: "It was to Icilius, not you, Appius, that I promised my daughter. I raised her to be married, not debauched. Animals and wild beasts fornicate indiscriminately. Is this what you want?" (Livy 3.47)

The pagan Romans had higher standards than New York union officials. According to Livy, Verginius killed his own daughter as a last resort to protect her chastity.

12 posted on 05/20/2012 1:21:11 PM PDT by Verginius Rufus
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