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Mike Pence on how presidents should behave
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostHe told me how "lucky" I was because I had a nice cushy job in the IT sector. I told him I didn't even have a college degree in that. I just had a certificate in electronics and the rest is self-taught. My total cost of education was a few thousand dollars. I did go to college later for graphic design. But that too was just a community college, and I can honestly say I didn't learn squat there. I knew more than the teachers did and half the time I was showing them how to do things.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Charles View PostWhat terrifies me is that given his track record there is no reason to assume he knows what real leadership or moral guidance is.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by One Bad Pig View PostWhy would you get one Master's degree in History (let alone two) if you didn't want to go into academia?
A) The answer to the former often changed through-out their college years
2) The answer to the latter was pretty much always "I don't know yet"The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Tassman View PostPence is the total hypocrite when it comes to Trump's philandering and lies.
With regard to Bill Clinton he said of the role of the president that a president is not "just the like the rest of us., "If you and I fall into bad moral habits, we can harm our families, our employers and our friends. The President of the United States can incinerate the planet. Seriously, the very idea that we ought to have at or less than the same moral demands placed on the Chief Executive that we place on our next door neighbor is ludicrous and dangerous.
"Throughout our history, we have seen the presidency as the repository of all of our highest hopes and ideals and values. To demand less is to do an injustice to the blood that bought our freedoms."
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/06/p...mns/index.html
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Originally posted by Charles View PostAs is rather obvious some Christians are ready to make a complete sell out of ideas and ideals in order to get the power. They call it "reality". They should look for objective standards. Currently they are building their house on sand.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by One Bad Pig View PostWhy would you get one Master's degree in History (let alone two) if you didn't want to go into academia?
I feel sorry for them. It's hard starting out fresh from high school and being expected to know what you want to do with the rest of your life. I think they go to college because it is expected of them, and maybe their parents are paying for it, but they don't know what they want. So they just start taking courses in what they are interested in, not thinking of what they will actually do with the degree when the graduate.
You were smart and went into the Navy, which not only trained you, but gave you time to figure out what you wanted to do with your life, and then gave you money to do it (GI Bill).
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostI had ZERO college credits in IT, yet built a computer consulting company that I ran for over 25 years. It was only later that I took some college courses to prepare for my CCNA - and the classes were a breeze cause I already knew most of the material from working in the field.
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Originally posted by Sparko View Postwe started out before there WERE computer degrees in college.
A) The field is constantly evolving and changing
2) By the time a "course" is developed, it is already out of date
C) Any "instructors" in that field, if they were any good, would be working in the field, not teaching
D) By the time you earned the degree, you are so far BEHIND what's actually happening in the IT world
5) The only "good" that degree will do is get you into the door of some place where they don't understand A, 2, C and DThe first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Charles View PostAs is rather obvious some Christians are ready to make a complete sell out of ideas and ideals in order to get the power. They call it "reality". They should look for objective standards. Currently they are building their house on sand.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostPretty much, yeah. And even when there were college degrees, what happens is....
A) The field is constantly evolving and changing
2) By the time a "course" is developed, it is already out of date
C) Any "instructors" in that field, if they were any good, would be working in the field, not teaching
D) By the time you earned the degree, you are so far BEHIND what's actually happening in the IT world
5) The only "good" that degree will do is get you into the door of some place where they don't understand A, 2, C and D
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostHow, exactly, is Pence "selling out"?
"If you and I fall into bad moral habits, we can harm our families, our employers and our friends. The President of the United States can incinerate the planet. Seriously, the very idea that we ought to have at or less than the same moral demands placed on the Chief Executive that we place on our next door neighbor is ludicrous and dangerous." https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/06/p...mns/index.html
Think about Donald Trump after reading that. If the point is not obvious, then read on:
He is selling out by going for such high ideals in writing and then supporting a president in his third marriage who tries to cover up his realtions with porn stars. He is also selling out by not contradicting Jeff Sessions absurd use of Romans 13. He is selling out by being a part of an administration separating "the least of these" from their parents. He is selling out by supporting a president who lies a lot. He is selling out by supporting a president who seemingly trusts Putin over his own intelligence services (or at least creates a ton of smoke on the issue). Quite many sell outs and there is no doubt more. Not a person I would trust for moral guidance or true leadership.Last edited by Charles; 08-09-2018, 10:26 AM.
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostDon't you have anything better to do than make up convoluted and manufactured ways to try to attack Christians? Maybe go watch the grass grow, clip your toenails, beat up puppies?Last edited by Charles; 08-09-2018, 10:24 AM.
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Originally posted by Charles View PostTake a look at what he said:
"If you and I fall into bad moral habits, we can harm our families, our employers and our friends. The President of the United States can incinerate the planet. Seriously, the very idea that we ought to have at or less than the same moral demands placed on the Chief Executive that we place on our next door neighbor is ludicrous and dangerous." https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/06/p...mns/index.html
Think about Donald Trump after reading that. If the point is not obvious, then read on:
He is selling out by going for such high ideals in writing and then supporting a president in his third marriage who tries to cover up his realtions with porn stars.
He is also selling out by not contradicting Jeff Sessions absurd use of Romans 13.
He is selling out by being a part of an administration separating "the least of these" from their parents. He is selling out by supporting a president who lies a lot. He is selling out by supporting a president who seemingly trusts Putin over his own intelligence services (or at least creates a ton of smoke on the issue). Quite many sell outs and there is no doubt more. Not a person I would trust for moral guidance or true leadership.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Charles View PostIt appears you missed the word "some" in my post. I have no idea why you think it is something i "make up". The lack of real arguments is once again an indication that it is not easy to prove it wrong.
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