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Watch this: Mitt Romney comes unglued speaking about his Mormon delusion.

I find these peoples beliefs very weird and disturbing especially since there's plenty of scientific proof it was all made up by a con man. Crazy..

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Added: Nov-1-2012 Occurred On: Nov-1-2012
By: Warrenz666
In: Politics
Tags: Mormonism, Mitt, Romney
Location: United States (load item map)
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  • Flippity flippity flop.

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    Drenigma (523.70)

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    • @DirtyUncleBerty

      you. are. awesome.

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    • @DirtyUncleBerty You mean adherent of the Islamic cult Barack Obama? Or Kim Jung Un? Or ....well there are a whole lot of nutters with their fingers on the button.

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  • I was waiting for him to jump on Oprah's couch.

    Posted Nov-1-2012 By 
    smyle (4504.34)

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  • I want an atheist president that doesn't believe that their god is going to come back and save them. I think they would be less likely to start a nuclear war not thinking that they are going to be saved and that there is only a limited time in your life.

    Posted Nov-1-2012 By 
    pJTI (18.20)

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    • @pJTI Me too.

      Posted Nov-1-2012 By 
      Warrenz666 (232.90)

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    • @pJTI

      Hell I'll just take a president that isnt part of a religion that thinks the world must be destroyed in some Armageddon for us to be "saved".

      Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
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    • @pJTI
      When atheists become an acceptable group to elect, my fear is that we'll just have a bunch of atheist politicians lying directly to us. Am I wrong here?

      Thus far we have Pete Stark from California. I'm not saying he's a liar. I don't know anything about the man.

      I'd prefer they all keep their magical thinking to themselves.

      Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
      DoobyTheCat (369.10)  

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  • It amazes me how spending over a Billion dollars on political campaigns to get elected President doesn't make more people wonder just what we're getting for leaders. Willard has been a high-roller all his life. His friends and business associates are all high-rollers. Do people really believe he's for the people?! LMAO

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    downhill2400 (1305.58)

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  • This guy has a temper problem. And he's got an imposing my views on everyone problem. If you elect him, you deserve him.

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    Saros (788.70)  

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  • bat shit crazy, absolutly ridiculous.

    the fact that someone this delusional is running for political office is a complete mystery to the rest of the civilized world.

    "The second coming of Christ" Ooh grow the fuck up you delusional muppet!

    If he were to do the RATIONAL non crazy thing and stand up for sanity, backing natural selection based evolution, denying the fucking drivel that is intelligent design - his church would excommunicate him.
    This means, he is running as a mormon.

    I More..

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    Kasmackba (368.38)

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  • I bet that would have gone a lot worse for him if he hadn't been wearing magic underwear.

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    Kingfisher (113.80)  

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  • There is no way to defend a religious belief other than to say "it is my business" other than that you will always be destroyed by someone with even a modicum of research.

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    cadillaccuz (255.50)  

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    • @cadillaccuz And if he keeps it his business, I'm totally cool with that. The problem is he plainly stated he intends to legislate "his business". Then we got us a problem. Far as I'm concerned. Far as 49% of Americans are concerned, they're too stupid to understand so fuck 'em.

      Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
      Saros (788.70)  

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    • @Saros
      I am in total agreement with you. This is one part if the many reasons we are to keep religion out of politics. The reason I believe religion is injected into politics is because it allows, for all intents and purposes removing logical discourse from any discussion. Once a religious belief is used as justification for the any part of a political platform certain sections of any population will lean in that direction not y the merit of the argument but for the sake of faith. Which is jus More..

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      cadillaccuz (255.50)  

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  • This is exactly why the last thing Romney wants to do is "run for President as a Mormon"... because he would actually have to answer questions about his cult. And this was just having to explain his church's views on abortion... imagine how bizarre it would get if he had to explain the magic underwear and Jesus hanging out with the Native Americans after his resurrection.

    I don't know what's scarier... the fact that believes all this shit, or that roughly half of the voting populatio More..

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
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  • Sounds like Taliban talk.

    Posted Nov-1-2012 By 
    USA1 (3680.14)  

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  • Does well under pressure. RRRRRIIIIIGHT.

    Posted Nov-1-2012 By 
    ducati135 (202.94)

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    • @ducati135 ....yea, what a loon! His whole business career has been spent in boardrooms where he is the boss and all the other dudes are "yes men". He can't handle adversity because he has little experience with it. His only experience with being told he is wrong was the year he spent in France as a "missionary" - while sneaking around the Viet Nam war draft board.

      Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
      Nepean109 (1007.60)  

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    • @Nepean109 I highly doubt you served.

      Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
      Templeton (351.80)

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  • hoooooooo boy. Mormons are loons. He's a HUGE loon.

    I'd rather elect a magic 8 ball then Romney or Obama.

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    klark kent (177.60)  

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    • @klark kent WHAT!? I thought Romney was a magic 8-ball! I thought thats what the magic underwear did! Shoot...now I have to pick another candidate. You all could have told me this before this close to the election!

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  • Bat shit crazy

    Posted Nov-2-2012 By 
    seaghn (278.16)  

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