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Is there a more liberal or progressive group that the ACLU, in the view of most Republicans? Isn’t that why they are so hated by radical right-wingers? So, based on the links and captions below, is it really true that Liberals don’t care about the rights of Christians or Christian churches?

Follow the link to get the whole story.

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ACLU of Tennessee Defends Christian Students’ Right to Preach in Public Park

ACLU of Virginia Defends Christian Students’ Right to Protest Against ACLU at Public School

ACLU Defends Christian Students Wearing Anti-Islam Shirts to Florida Public School

ACLU Fights For Christian Inmate’s Right to Preach

ACLU of Northern California Fights Law that Got Quakers Fired Over Loyalty Oath

ACLU Defends Christian Librarian Disciplined for Refusing to Promote Harry Potter

ACLU Defends Right of Individual Christian to Display Nativity Scene on Public Property

ACLU Defends Christians Protesting Gay Rights in Florida

ACLU Champions Religious Freedom Of Mormon College Student

ACLU Fights for Christian Church’s Mission to Feed the Poor

ACLU Fights for Christmas Tree

ACLU Files Suit to Protect Free Speech Rights of Christian Protesting Wal-Mart’s Policy on Gays

ACLU of Georgia and Baptist Church File Religious Discrimination Lawsuit

ACLU of Rhode Island Files Appeal on Behalf of Christian Prisoner Barred from Preaching at Religious Services

ACLU of Michigan Defends Catholic Man Coerced to Convert to Pentecostal Faith in Drug Rehab Program

ACLU of New Jersey Joins Lawsuit Supporting Second-Grader’s Right to Sing "Awesome God" at Talent Show

After ACLU Intervention on Behalf of Christian Valedictorian, Michigan High School Agrees to Stop Censoring Religious Yearbook Entries

ACLU Helps Free New Mexico Street Preacher From Prison

ACLU of WA Wins Right of Christian Minister to Preach in Spokane Plaza

ACLU Fights for Baptist Preacher in Illinois

ACLU Defends Rights of Christian Group to Make Religious Protest at Funerals

ACLU Backs Christian Abortion Protester in Ohio

ACLU of Oregon Defends Religious Liberty Of Adventist School Boys Basketball Players

ACLU Backs Missouri Nurse Penalized for Wearing Cross-Shaped Lapel Pin

ACLU Defends Christian Street Preacher in Las Vegas

ACLU Argues for Legal Recognition of Small Christian Church

ACLU of MA Defends Students Punished for Distributing Candy Canes with Religious Messages

ACLU of Nebraska Defends Church Facing Eviction by the City of Lincoln

ACLU Defends Church’s Right to Run "Anti-Santa" Ads in Boston Subways

ACLU Defends Inmate’s Access to Material from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Following Threat of ACLU of Virginia Lawsuit, Officials to Agree Not to Ban Baptisms in Public Parks

ACLU Defends Families Fighting Removal Of Religious Symbols from Florida Cemetery

ACLU Supports Right of Iowa Students to Distribute Christian Literature at School

ACLU Argument In Support of the Display of a Christian Cross in a Public Forum

ACLU Defends Christian Worker Required to Remove Bible from Desk at Government Job

ACLU Defends Free Speech Rights of Christians And Others On Main Street Plaza

ACLU Defends Prisoner’s Rosary Beads

ACLU Defends Christian Group’s Anti-Abortion Ads On Phoenix Buses

ACLU Pledges to Back Church in a Zoning Battle

ACLU of PA Files Discrimination Lawsuit Over Denial of Zoning Permit for African American Baptist Church

ACLU Offers To Represent Private Prayer on Public Property and

ACLU Joins Falwell To Fight For Church Incorporation Rights
They fight for the rights of all, L. All. That’s the thing that Republicans hate so much. The "ALL" part.
You’re idea of "throwing Christians into the lake" is when the ACLU defends the rights of people that Christians don’t like or feel threatened by. But, see… they’re also defending Christians who non-Christians feel threatened by. Who doesn’t like what…doesn’t matter. It’s strictly the rights of every individual, regardless of whether others like it. And that includes the rights of Christians.
The ACLU isn’t in the "persecuting" business. They are in the business of defending civil rights. If someone feels threatened by the fact that all people have the same rights they do…then they might feel persecuted. Unjustifiably.

PHOENIX — As the days tick down until the Arizona immigration law takes effect, the state stands as a monument to the anger over illegal immigration that is present in so many places.

The anger has been simmering for years, and erupted into a full-blown fury with the murder of a prominent rancher on the border earlier this year. The killing became a powerful rallying cry for immigration reform and the sweeping new law set to take effect Thursday, barring any last-minute legal action.

But it does not tell the whole story about how Arizona got to this point.

Turn on the evening news in Arizona and some report reflecting the state’s battle with illegal immigration will likely flash across the screen.

A drop house crammed with illegal border-crossers smack in the middle of a suburban neighborhood. Traffic patrols and workplace raids that net the arrest of dozens of illegal immigrants, often in heavily Hispanic communities. Politicians speaking venomously about border violence and the leech of immigration costs on the state treasury.

Along the streets, Arizonans see day laborers near Wal-Mart and Home Depot parking lots, waiting for work. In some Phoenix-area neighborhoods, Spanish is so predominant both in spoken word and signage that residents complain they feel like they’re in a foreign country.

Then rancher Robert Krentz was gunned down in March while checking water lines on his property near the border. Authorities believe — but have never produced substantive proof — that an illegal immigrant, likely a scout for drug smugglers, was to blame.

Almost immediately Krentz came to symbolize what’s at stake with illegal immigration. Politicians quickly connected the dots, but everyday folks also spoke with anger and fear about the rancher’s death.

"You can’t ignore the damage and the costs to the taxpayers and the disrespect that comes with it and those who think they have a right to break our laws," says Russell Pearce, the fiery state senator who wrote Arizona’s new immigration law.

Pearce, in fact, is the godfather of anti-illegal immigration sentiment in Arizona and author of many of the tough laws.

He regularly depicts illegal immigration as an "invasion." He can tick off the names of police officers killed or wounded by criminals in the country illegally.

One of those names is that of his son, Maricopa County Sheriff’s Deputy Sean Pearce, who survived a gunshot wound to the abdomen from an illegal immigrant in 2004 while serving a search warrant in a homicide case.

That might explain Pearce’s indefatigable effort against those entering the country illegally, but he says he held tough views before his son was shot. He insists that his frustration centers more broadly on the crime that immigrant smugglers bring into the country and the financial stress that illegal border-crossers put on communities.

Between 40 percent and 50 percent of all immigrant arrests each year on the U.S.-Mexico border are made in Arizona, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.

And the annual costs? About 0 million for educating illegal immigrants at K-12 schools, more than 0 million for jailing illegal immigrants convicted of state crimes and as much as million that hospitals have to eat for treating illegal border-crossers, according to figures provided by Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne, Gov. Jan Brewer’s office and the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association.

At Copper Queen Community Hospital, 4 miles north of the border in Bisbee, the emergency room sees one or two illegal immigrants every shift. Dr. Daniel Roe, the emergency-room medical director, says many come in with broken bones from jumping the 15-foot-tall border fence, others suffer from walking for days in the desert with little to no water, and others have been involved in car accidents.

"It’s very much part of our normal flow," he says. "But it demands resources. So it affects the operating budget."

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/nation/7124062.html

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Gov Brewer on Fox News talking Immigration New theories in rancher’s deathby Alex Stone/ABC News (March 30th, 2010 @ 2:34pm) Policy >> Comments:9 PHOENIX – There are new theories about the murder of a southern Arizona rancher who was found shot to death on his ATV. His dog was critically wounded by gunfire.

At this point police believe it was an illegal immigrant who killed Robert Krentz.

Dogs have tracked the shooter into Mexico, but then the trail goes cold.

Police are now working on theories that include the shooter may have been a drug cartel scout or a band of thieves terrorizing Arizona ranches.

Police admit if the shooter lives in Mexico, identify the trigger-person is almost impossible.

Governor Jan Brewer and Open-borders Sen. Johnny Come Lately McCain, in the political battle of his life, is now calling for the National Guard. Don’t read his lips. Read his border security-undermining, law enforcement-abandoning record. Senator John McCain are among a growing number of state leaders calling for more border security
see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9za4Z6hZw6g
Thank you for calling attention to the murder of the Arizona rancher. This is not an isolated problem. Families who have farmed and ranched on the US/Mexico border for over a hundred years. For many years, we farmed along side those on the other side of the border. Most people who crossed our properties were not a threat, but that has long since changed. We now find ourselves faced with a government that feels the issue is not significant, as well as our neighbors in the city who are more concerned about “immigrants rights” than our safety. While Bush’s fence project had a lot of problems, the section that crosses our property created a significant deterrent. Traffic decreased from over a hundred per day to a handful per week. The cartels don’t care how they get access to your property. If they can’t buy you out, they will kill you and your family.

I am looking for an accountant to do my taxes this year. I went to H & R Block last year and they wanted to charge me 2 to file my taxes. That is a ripoff. So I did my taxes using turbo tax last but this year I had a short sale and I really don’t know the tax ramifications of doing this short sale plus I don’t want to be audited as I am up to audit next month regarding last year’s taxes. Anyways I use Schedule C for my small business and the short sale was for my rental property so I guess that is Schedule E. Do you know anyone in Phoenix area that won’t charge a lot based on this information. How much would they charge? I need to know up front. I don’t want to be surprised. I need someone who is reliable and knows all the tax rules. Thanks

The weekly immigration protest circus outside an east Phoenix furniture store needs to come to an end.

The ultimate point behind the dueling demonstrations has been completely lost in the back-and-forth shouting and increasingly bitter political signs appearing each Saturday across the street from M.D. Pruitt’s Home Furnishings. This private business has unfairly been caught in the crossfire, and the potential for violence appears quite real after an immigrant rights protester was arrested Dec. 15 for allegedly shoving a prominent agitator from the other side of the debate.

Blame for a situation that has escalated badly falls squarely on Phoenix resident Salvador Reza and fellow activists who are campaigning for the right of day-laborers, presumed to be illegal immigrants, to loiter in and around Pruitt’s parking lot. A second group of demonstrators is showing up each Saturday only to offer a counter message of strict immigration enforcement.

We are sympathetic to Reza’s larger concern that a rising level of hate in this country is interfering with the public’s ability to rationally discuss workable solutions to our flawed system of immigration and foreign employment. But we are baffled by this strategy of targeting a family-owned furniture store because it acted to protect its private property.

Reza never has disputed that dozens of day-laborers would descend on Pruitt’s parking lot, sometimes creating traffic jams as they waited to be hired and generally discouraging potential customers from coming in. Reza launched the protests after Pruitt’s hired off-duty law enforcement officers to serve as security guards empowered to chase away anyone who didn’t have legitimate business with the store.

The immigrant activists claim they are protesting an immoral slight to Hispanic day-laborers because of their skin color or nationality. But these protesters are the ones who have injected racial bias into the Pruitt’s situation, as we expect the store owners would have reacted the same way if the day-laborers happened to be European, Asian or even Martian.

Such protests would make far more sense if they took place outside of the government offices, businesses or homes of those people with the power to actually affect the outcome of the immigration debate. A small group of immigrant rights protesters moved in this direction Thursday when they marched from Pruitt’s to Phoenix City Hall.

These protesters should continue down that path instead of disrupting the livelihood of a small business that simply wants to provide a comfortable environment for its customers to shop.

http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/105067

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I’m going to give you a list of bands, I want you to tell me what the most popular songs are from all (or as many as you possibly can) of them.

A Perfect Circle AC/DC Academy Is. . . Aerosmith AFI Against Me! Aiden Airborne Toxic Event Alkaline Trio ATL All-American Rejects Anberlin Angels & Airwaves Arcade Fire Arctic Monkeys As I Lay Dying Atreyu Audioslave Augustana Avenged Sevenfold

Bad Religion Band Of Horses Band Of Skulls Beatles Beck Belle & Sebastian Ben Folds Better Than Ezra The Black Keys Black Sabbath Blink-182 Blue October Blur Bob Dylan Bob Marley Bon Jovi Bowling For Soup Boys Like Girls The Bravery Breaking Benjamin British Sea Power Broken Social Scene Buckcherry Bullet For My Valentine Bush

Cage The Elephant Cake Carolina Liar Chairlift Charlotte Sometimes Cheap Trick Chevelle Cinema Bizarre Eric Clapton Kelly Clarkson The Clash Cobra Starship Coconut Records Coheed and Cambria Cold War Kids Coldplay Counting Crows Creed Crosby Stills & Nash Cute Is What We Aim For

Daft Punk Danger Mouse Dashboard Confessional Death Cab For Cutie The Decemberists The Distillers Disturbed Does It Offend You, Yeah? The Donnas The Doors Dream Theater Drowning Pool

Eagles Echo & The Bunnymen The Elms Elvis Presley Escape The Fate Etta James Evanescence Everclear Everlast

Fall Out Boy Finger Eleven Five Finger Death Punch Five For Fighting Flaming Lips Flogging Molly Flyleaf Foo Fighters Forever The Sickest Kids Frank Sinatra Franz Ferdinand The Fratellis The Fray Fugazi Futureheads Fenix TX

Garbage Gaslight Anthem Glasvegas Go! Team Godsmack Goo Goo Dolls Good Charlotte Green Day Guns N Roses

Hawthorne Heights Hellogoodbye Jimi Hendrix Hey Monday HIM Hinder Hole Hot Hot Heat

Ida Maria Iglu & Hartly Incubus Innerpartysystem The International Noise Conspiracy Interpol

Jack Johnson Jack Oblivion Jack’s Mannequin Jane’s Addiction Jason Mraz Jesus and Mary Train Jet Jimmy Eat World Jonny Lang Joss Stone Journey Joy Division

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La Roux LCD Soundsystem Led Zeppelin Less Than Jake Lifehouse Linkin Park Loretta Lynn Lostprophets Louis XIV Low vs Diamond Ludo

Manchester Orchestra Marcy Playground Matisyahu Matt & Kim Metric Misfits Moby Modest Mouse Monkees Motion City Soundtrack Mudvayne Muse My Bloody Valentine MCR My Morning Jacket

Nevershoutnever Nickelback Nine Inch Nails Nirvana

O.A.R. Oasis Offspring

Pink Panic At The Disco Pantera Papa Roach Paramore Pearl Jam Pendulum Pennywise People in Planes Phoenix The Pixies The Plain White T’s The Postal Service Presidents Of The United States Of America Puddle Of Mudd

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R.E.M.. Ra Ra Riot Radiohead Rage Against The Machine Ramones Rancid The Rraveonettes Razorlight Red Hot Chili Peppers Relient K Replacements Rilo Kiley Rise Against Rocket Summer Rogue Wave Rolling Stones Santana Saosin Say Anything Scars On Broadway Scissor Sisters Secondhand Serenade Seether Semisonic Serj Tankian Sex Pistols She and Him Shinedown The Shins Shiny Toy Guns Sick Puppies Silversun Pickups Simple Plan Sister Hazel Sixpence None The Richer Skillet Smashing Pumpkins The Smiths Snow Patrol Social Distortion Something Corporate The Sounds Spoon Staind Static-X Stellastar* Stereophonics The Stills Stone Temple Pilots Sublime Sunny Day Real Estate Super Furry Animals Taylor Swift System Of A Down

Taking Back Sunday Talking Heads Tantric Tenacious D The (International) Noise Conspiracy Them Crooked Vultures Theory Of A Dead Man The Thermals Third Eye Blind Three Days Grace The Ting Tings Tokio Hotel Tokyo Police Club Tonic Tool Trapt

U2 Underoath The Used

Vampire Weekend The Velvet Underground The Veronicas The Verve The Von Bondies

Wallflowers We The Kings Weezer Whigs White Lies WHITE STRIPES White Tie Affair The Who Wolfmother

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I know I seem rather crazy for asking this of you, but there is a VERY good reason! I’m trying to put together a playlist for my Grad party and don’t just want some rando DJ to pick the songs! These are all bands i LOVE and sometimes i have a hard time remembering the names of the songs! So, any song titles (releases!) would be greatly appreciated! i keep trying to find this all out myself, but I keep getting stuck!!! So, thanks!!! n_n