Re: oh please.

> People with this level of ideological fervor
> aren't famous for their ability to parse
> language, nor for their discernment of
> philosophical boundaries.

Just to reinforce my point, I submit the following:

http://www.theflagpole.com/image_full_size_pages/cw/jesus_holding_flag.htm
http://family.webshots.com/photo/2127262420015913979tZEKPu
http://www.zazzle.com/jesus_saves_with_american_flag_embroidered_hat-233048422191680540
http://media.photobucket.com/image/american%20flag%20and%20jesus/angelgranny58/Crosses/5a7f99c4.jpg?o=2
http://www.cafepress.com/lindawilmot.52275326

I just *wish* I had a picture of the guy at my daughter's violin
concert who was wearing a t-shirt depicting Jesus flying an F-16
emblazoned with U.S.A. Christ, of course, was giving the thumbs up.

So, the culture that is creating and purchasing this kind of product
-- what do you think they hear when a famous and well-respected
politician refers to the Constitution as a "sacred document?" And what
do you imagine their perceived duty might be if that document is
threatened, or abused, or stolen, as they're hearing on talk radio
every day?

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