One person's opinion.

You forgot "focusing on Fox making a mistake". You see, I didn't leave you out.

Even that is an 'invented' problem.

Sorry, but that's very presumptuous of you.

But since you've broached the subject, the most unfriendly neighbor on my block is the most flagrantly Christian, with the cross-shaped pool in the back yard.  Eleven years, nary a word or a wave.  So it cuts both ways.  Some of the kindest, most generous and friendly people I know are Christians.  Some of the most judgmental, insufferable and intolerant people I know are Christians.

You're kidding right? Wow...so...does that make the water in his pool holy?

I've no reason not to; still though, it just seems too silly to be true.

And why is that?  Fox News merely reported the exact story that the San Diego news station covered a couple of days previously.  It's called reporting and that's what is supposed to happen on "news" programs. 

Not substantively.

I know when I want the "full" or "true" story I need to go on Fox.  I watched closely the whole ruckus with Miss California and saw quite a diff story on ABC in contrast to Fox.  ABC chose to leave out some very important comments that Mr. Perez made on his blog that Fox covered in its entirety.  On top of that they gave Mr. Perez the last word as tho he was the victim not Miss California. 

not really because I've seen it happen many times before.  I'm basing my "guess" on past experiences and testimonies. Like I said it happens all the time.  I'm not complaining merely saying it goes with the territory. 

I suppose it could but your neighbor doesn't sound like a Christian to me.  A Christian is Christ-like.  Of course I can only go by what you're saying.  Usually when they are "flagrant" it's more about their religion than their relationship to Christ.  I know what you're saying is true because I've seen that too.  Usually they have large Christian statues in their yard or Christian symbols all over the place.  Not a great example is it?  I agree. 

The guy that power washes all our homes in our neighborhood even picked up on my neighbor's dislike for Christians.  He made a comment that "God was good to him" after she asked how his business was going.   After he made  that comment she immediately changed her countenance towards him and he knew.  He mentioned this to me later when he did my home because he said something along the same lines to me as he did to her but got a diff reaction out of me.  

But I still made her cookies at Christmas like I did all my neighbors.  So I'm not like your neighbor.  I do wave and smile. 

Christians know the gospel offends.  It can be very offensive. 

I agree. a "cross-shaped pool" doesn't sound very Christian to me.

I somehow doubt that this is what rabbi Jeshua had in mind when he preached love.

(Heavens, a swimming pool formed like a torture device...)

Well... considering the city only INVESTIGATED when it received complains about CARS and after investigating decided not to persue it....

I think it's interesting that the city said that it was about concern for the rights of the neighbors to not have all those cars cluttering their curbs... but for the fee of 10s of thousands of dollars the city would tell the neighbors to quit their whining. lol

Btw, the ACLU lost any credibility it may have had when it enabled Phelps and his goons to harrass people at the funerals of fallen troops.

Piss on the ACLU and anyone in that cesspool of lice.

So freedom of speech and assembly is only good so long as it's the way you want? I'm no fan of phelps, nor do I agree with the crap he does, but you either are for such freedoms, or you are not. You cannot be selective about them otherwise that sets a precedent to be selective about them in the future.