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01/19/2006 Entry: "I Don't Like Al Gore, But..., I Guess the Christian Right "Owns" Marriage Now, Ralph Reed "Righteously Cast Out" by Christian Coalition, Thoughts on Pat Robertson, Today's New Adult Links"
I'm still working 12 hours every day, mostly from a stupid stubbornness, I guess. The harder I work, and the more I spend on advertising, the less money my business makes. I don't want to let it go. It still makes a profit. Just not enough to live on anymore. I'll try to stick it out through the end of the year and see what it's doing then. It's getting to the point where I'll feel nothing but relief when I let it go. I'm really tired.
On the other hand, the "get paid to surf" program I'm doing paid me another $4700 Tuesday. Is it possible to actually make a living this way? Give me a few more months and I'll know the answer to that.
Former Vice President Al Gore made a speech Monday. I think I've just spent an hour reading it. I've never much liked Al Gore, and there are things in his speech I don't agree with. But it's a great speech. I bring it to your attention because I think he said some Important Things for every American to think about.
Why does the Christian Right thinks that it "owns" marriage? In response to big political campaigns by the Christian Right, eleven states last year amended their constitutions to change the definition of marriage to agree with the evangelical Christian definition. Marriage has been around far longer than Christianity. The use of wedding rings was a pagan custom, not something the Bible talks about. In fact, wedding ceremonies themselves were a pagan custom, never commanded in the Bible. Now, one religion is adopting some pagan customs, rejecting others, putting their own unique twists on the whole thing, and shoving it down the throats of all Americans by changing the constitution to define marriage according to that religion's doctrine. It would appear that freedom of religion is on its way out in this country. We're taking steps towards the establishment of a State religion. Do we really want to go there?
It isn't looking too good for Ralph Reed, the Christian Coalition's candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Geogia. After lobbyist Jack Abramoff plead guilty to charges related to the purchasing of politicians, it came out that Abramoff paid millions to Reed for his help on behalf of an indian casino to shut down competing casinos nearby. The Christian Coalition lobbies against gambling. Emails between Abramoff and Reed leave little doubt that Reed knew full well that he was using the Christians without their knowledge to benefit a casino. "After reading the e-mail, it became pretty obvious he was putting money before God," said Phil Dacosta, a Georgia Christian Coalition member who had initially backed Reed. "We are righteously casting him out." In 2004, when the casino payments to Reed were disclosed, Reed issued a statement declaring "no direct knowledge of their [Abramoff's law firm's] clients or interests." In 2005, however, Senate investigators released a 1999 e-mail from Abramoff to Reed explicitly citing the client: "It would be really helpful if you could get me invoices [for services performed] as soon as possible so I can get Choctaw to get us checks ASAP." One of the most damaging e-mails was sent by Abramoff to partner Michael Scanlon, complaining about Reed's billing practices and expenditure claims: "He is a bad version of us! No more money for him." Scanlon and Abramoff have pleaded guilty to defrauding clients.
Since then, Reed has been having problems getting the Christians to keep giving him money. Whit Ayres, one of the state's best-known Republican consultants and pollsters, said the best way to determine Reed's political future would be to "ask Jack Abramoff. Only [the former lobbyist] and some prosecutors know what he has to say about Reed." Pichon, the Dawson County Republican, said: "If Reed ends up winning the primary, we might be at the point where we blow our brains out over that issue."
After Reed first entered national politics as executive director of the Christian Coalition, he described to the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot his tactics in mobilizing Christian conservatives to sway elections: "I want to be invisible. I do guerrilla warfare. I paint my face and travel at night. You don't know it's over until you're in a body bag. You don't know until election night." When it came to himself, however, Reed hardly worked at staying invisible. He was a familiar figure and a ready quote for political journalists. Republicans running for offices high and low sought his blessing. He made the cover of Time on May 15, 1995, in a stark black-and-white photo with the headline "The Right Hand Of God." These days, Reed rarely grants interviews. Well, Christians are always an easy mark, and Reed made millions scamming them. If he avoids prison, he can probably retire and just enjoy their money.
I've been thinking some more about Pat Robertson. Did you know that much of the world thinks that he speaks for most Christians in America? He has a herd of human sheep that runs into the millions, and many of them send him money on a regular basis to support him. He's a very wealthy man. When a 70 year-old fat man in Israel had a massive stroke recently, Pat Robertson pronounced to the world, "Look! That was God! God struck that man down for his politics." That brought to my mind one of the Ten Commandments. At least I think it was one of them. I'm a little rusty and no longer keep a Bible in the house. "Thou Shalt Not Take The Name Of The Lord Thy God In Vain." When I was a child, my parents told me that meant cursing. They didn't want me to say naughty words, and letting me know that I faced eternal damnation in Hell is the best method of rearing a child. When I was older, I realized that taking the name of God in vain has nothing to do with cursing. It means claiming to speak for God when God has not told you what to say. Misrepresenting him. Claiming that God told you something he didn't. If there is a Hell, I'll bet there's a special place in it for clerics who have claimed, erroneously, that they speak for God. I'm sure that some of these shepherds know that God didn't tell them to say what they've said. It's just their way of fleecing their sheep. Others, like Pat Robertson, claim to hear voices, much like Son of Sam. Maybe God doesn't hold people like that accountable. Pat Robertson is pretty old, too. When he dies, of heart attack or stroke or whatever, I wonder how many clerics around the world will announce, "Look! That was God! God struck that man down." And Pat Robertson will just smile from wherever he is, because he who dies with the most money, wins.
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