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well we have 4 years to gather minions who will follow us on our quest

we gotta jump on the next comet. because hiding behind that is jesus and he'll direct us to heaven!

yea, jus to clarify...i was not claiming that at all....only insinuating for comic (failed) effect. Do people think this will help/inhibit him...or not really matter

fuck here we go... another sprouting some Bible repartee that your minister forced you to memorise through fear of enternal damnation good on you for believing but it is so unfounded it isn't funny Christians truly are sheep be it through fear or want of love

i can see why the chef took a dump in that persons gelato at the coogee bay hotel... crap makes the world go round

OOOHHH hopefully people now vote for him out of pity! maybe it was planned, she was his election trump card... but really that is sad. itll be a chronic mix of emotions for him tomorrow then *fingers crossed*

ha thank-you but he's right in the sense that it is not 'founded on'... which refers to the constitution being strictly aligned to christianity. It is clear that the christian allusions plague parliament and the constitution as well as general society (ie. it is a christian minister to prays at...

I shall rephrase... where i say 'founded on christian values'....replace with 'influenced by Christian values' i was alluding to the idea that the society from which australia originated was largely christian.

I put up with about 2 years worth of crap in my HSC... but then i shouldn't be complaining... the world has had to put up with > 2000 years worth of religion Thats like... 1000x times the shit i've had to put up with... humbling isnt it

LOL i will right an angry letter. Informing them just how angry i really am at their economic management!

to answer the initial question proposed by the thread... No, God does not exist

interesting question... given that i founded this thread based on a comparison with USA If the candidate was anything the quality 'leader' (obviously the policies would be different) that Barrack Obama was, then i'd have no hesitation. Race would not be a question, given a suitable candidate, i...

idk if you are being sarcastic here, But China has fertilised the fucken apple tree with America. And we all know, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. that is, China invests in America, thereby funding the American trade deficit in which case America is importing goods from China (using...

passing interest / i rkn it would be a 'good thing' (very loosely termed) for the aboriginals. also wondering if people would vote for one

It took america 145 years following the abolishment of slavery in the Union States by Lincoln to bring about an african-american president. Now lets draw an incredibly simplistic comparison between America and Australia. Abolishment of Slavery = 'Sorry' Thus by that logic, we must wait 145...

a right kuffuffal 2 wars, both enduring longer than the US involvement in World War 2, 2 recessions... lowest approval rating ever...22%, 1 below Nixon's 23% fuckin onya George Dubya

do u think that religion is a large influence on voting in australia? personally, no although the constitution is clearly founded on christian values, it is a secular state. Whereas the same conclusion can be drawn for the USA, it is intrisically christian. I think in Australia, values more...

i won't try argue that it was prepared...we shall never know but certainly alluding to one of the mainstays of his campaign (ie. his patriotism as a POW)...witty remark but nothing to split my sides over....as you said 'decent'

Do you think though that the G-G safety net/advisors/any form of rational political motive might prevent that? i LOL'd at your last line!!

Given the imminent potential success of the first African-American Presidential Candidate, lets turn our eyes to our own shores. Is it possible/reasonable to assume an Aboriginal will have success in a Federal Election in the future? Yes or No, Why? If Yes, what would be a reasonable time frame