1. you sir are a moron.
2. I didn't write it so spew your dribble there.
3. Religion is of humans, God has no respect for humans,
and even less for moron liars passing false judgements.
If you have nothing to say then why embarrass yourself when I take this to antiDARE class the kids laugh at you and your rusty butt buddy. You offer no alternative or even a decent argument. Why throw away what little reputation you have left? Oh I answered that, you sir are a moron.

Big Bucks in forced Faith-Based Rehabilitation
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Is anybody surprised that a White house ruled by the likes of Karl Rove and Dick Cheney would engage in manipulation of religionā??or anything else? I recall the reflections of the first head of the faith-based program office, John Dilulio, who left after six months, and later cited the disconnects between the White House's faith-based office and the domestic policy advisors, referring to them as ā??Mayberry Machiavellians.ā?

(Guv W) Bush. Religious drug treatment in Texas by Hanna Rosin
US TX: George W Bush: The Record In Texas
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. 05 May 2000

Over the door of one church-based drug treatment center in Houston, a sign printed in foot-high letters announces: "Drug Addiction Is NOT a Disease. It's a Sin." At another, clients pass by a poster of an addict in a hospital bed, ripping IV tubes out of his arms and throwing his pills in the garbage. An angel hovers nearby, offering her protection from this plague of prescriptions.

And at a Christian young adult home in Corpus Christi, police recently took the unusual step of arresting a supervisor after teenagers complained that they were beaten and roped to a bed, all in the name of Christian discipline. More arrests are anticipated, authorities say.

These are some of the results--expected and unexpected--of Gov. George W. Bush's "bold new experiment in welfare reform." With his conviction that religious groups can transform lives in ways government can't, Bush sponsored laws in 1997 that allow churches to provide social services their own way, outside the intrusive glare of the state.

The new laws exempted faith-based drug treatment programs from all state health and safety regulations followed by their secular counterparts, a list contained in a rule book as thick as a Russian novel that covers every detail from fire detectors to frayed carpets. Counselors in religious treatment programs now may skip the criminal background checks and hundreds of hours of training required of their state-licensed peers.

Faith-based groups that provide child care or operate homes for troubled youths can opt out of state inspections and choose to be regulated by a Christian child care agency approved by the state.

Since their inception, the new rules have been criticized by traditional caretakers, who worry that Bush has placed too little emphasis on holding religious groups accountable, and too much on the notion that faith alone can heal addiction and delinquency--despite decades of research to the contrary.

Knowing this, they then select it as puppet president?
I wonder if Americans even want freedom sometimes.
Seem awful eager to give it away... To support the prez.

Plagued by Moral Relativism
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We spent the 4th firing off doobies! Oooo pretty one.

These warped ONDCP and state somedrug Czars are not Americans.
They're Fascists. As soon as we deal with it, Ganja won't be outlawed and plea bargain forced treatment will be listed as kidnapping and psychological rape.

Instead of polluting the air with gunsmoke and wasting fossil fools choices finding a parking space with tens of millions of other crude oil plastic flag spastics. Write a very concerned letter to your idiot in office.

Treatment is expensive or profitable depending on what side of the issue you stand. Disease, contrary to Walters and Bush... Is not from sin. Addiction is a disease. Walters Bush are from sin. Their sin acumulated enough evil to create D.E.A.th to hover over head,
keeping us silent and in darkness.
DdC222 Reviewed by DdC222 on . There is a special place in Hell reserved for the Vatican There is a special place in Hell reserved for the Vatican Thursday, February 26, 2009 Oh sure, there were the Crusades, the Inquisition, the destruction of science (Galileo), silence during the Holocaust, coverup of pedophiles, and the direct responsibility for millions of deaths to AIDS due to opposing safe sex practices (particularly in third world countries). But NO, that's not nearly enough for the Vatican. Surely there's more evil that they can promote, more people they can kill in Rating: 5