I was talking with my Mom today and telling her about the EU, Solana ect. and she totally stumped me with this question 'What exactly is the EU?' At first I was like [scratching head smiley]. I told her that I thought they were the European countries beginning to come together as one 'super country'. That their goal was to eventually unify the entire world as one under the AntiChrist. Was this the right answer essentially or am I way off base. They are also anti-America too right? Or is it anti-democracy.
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Naturally, everyone that isn't us is against everything we stand for. In fact, in other parts of the world, people refuse to breathe air.
Remind me again how co-operation is evil?
And you're trumpeting your own ability to judge things in ignorance of what they really are. This is admirable, now?
I was talking with my Mom today and telling her about the EU, Solana ect. and she totally stumped me with this question 'What exactly is the EU?'
So LisaAnn was telling her mother about something she didn't understand herself? Typical fundie
I don't know what you've been reading about Mr Solana (if you're referring to the EU politician), but I'm willing to bet it's made-up paranoid junk.
As for democracy... remind me who got elected in your last election? And more to the point, why is he not now president?
As opposed to the pre-existing "super country" the United States of America...?
or am I way off base.
*Ahem.
Hey! Were not the Anti-Christ. Remember, the Vatican is part of the EU. That is the home of the Pope; God's representative on Earth.
Hey! We're not the ones with the habit of supporting dictatorships around the world, because they are useful to you at the moment.
We're not even anti-America. We just pitied you while you were "ruled" by that puppet G.W. Bush.
No, you're way off base. Don't try to explain stuff you don't know squat about. Tell your mother to check out the Wikipedia page on the EU, and to stay off Conservapedia, if she's interested in facts, rather than propaganda.
EU is anti-dictatorship, pro-free market, and is copying a lot of the ways America has of governing its 'super country'. Turkey, which is not viewed as a democracy, is not allowed to join the EU.
Well, it's not anti-democracy as the concept is of the old world, America based it's laws on European laws.
Honestly though, aside from freaks like Jack Van Impe how do you get from European Union to the entire world under Anti-Christ. You deluded fruck.
I know Americans are pissing their pants at any thought of countries joining up and thereby becoming more powerful then America but get a grip. You're projecting your war-mongling ways on others.
The EU aren't anti-democracy by any stretch of the imagination, but some of their structures aren't particularly democratic. That's a problem with trying to bring so many political cultures together and not risk having any one country dominate; everybody can look at it and find bits they don't like, mostly because it differs from their own system. What worked when there were just six countries in the EU doesn't necessarily work when there are 27 countries, and that's a problem which really needs to be addressed.
Anyway, that's the serious part of my response. The less serious part is "The Anti-Christ? Are you fucking mental?!"
You could have just said "I don't know." There is no shame in that.
Instead you chose the "fundie option": Pulling things out of your ass and combining them with some half-remembered "facts" you heard from your fellow fundies, that were already bullshit when they said them.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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