Aside from the hypocrisy, which I do find in spades among the right: perfect examples--how they believe so strongly in "family values," then are always getting caught with whores or even worse. Or how they believe if the sanctity of human life, except when it comes to waging war at the drop of a hat, or executing black teenagers, etc. Screaming for the death penalty every chance they get. But, ASIDE from those minor infractions, what I really dislike about the right is how deeply mean spirited they are. Deeply.

You know, there was a time in this country, and not too long ago, that if you publicly
disrespected and demeaned a young woman for a cheap laugh, you would most likely end up beaten to a pulp or worse. There was a line that people simply didnt cross.
Politics aside, I know that if she were my daughter, nothing, I mean nothing would stop me from shoving his teeth down his throat, famous rich guy or not.

[edit] Hislop's goddess hypothesis
Protestant minister Alexander Hislop in The Two Babylons (1853)[9] wrote that Semiramis as an actual person in ancient Mesopotamia who single-handedly invented polytheism and, with it, goddess worship.

Hislop believed that Semiramis is a consort of Nimrod, builder of the Bible's Tower of Babel. (The Bible actually makes no mention of consorts of Nimrod, of Nimrod as the builder of the tower, or of the name Semiramis.)

Semiramis invents polytheism in an effort to corrupt her subjects' original faith in the god of Genesis and deify herself in their eyes.

In support of his hypothesis Hislop mentioned legends of Semiramis being raised by doves. He referred to the writings by the church's Ante Nicene Fathers to suggest that these stories began as propaganda invented and circulated by Semiramis herself so her subjects would ascribe to her the status of virgin birth and view her child as the fulfilment of the "seed" prophecy in Genesis 3:15.

Hislop identified Semiramis's child as the Bible's Tammuz.

He went on to maintain that all divine pairings in world myths and religions, such as Isis/Osiris, Aphrodite/Cupid, Asherah/Orion, Mary/Jesus and others, represent retellings of this original story.

Hislop took literary references to Osiris and Orion as "seed of woman" as evidence in support of his thesis. The legends already existing in his day about Semiramis and Ninus he viewed as distortions of history.

, but one thing for sure, i will be doing what i want, when i want, and how i want....

Btw (IMO) the origin of Isis and these gods is traced directly back to Babylon, where Semiramis and Nimrod tried to rule the world and place all men under their own religion following them-not the Creator-God YHWH, and were stopped as they were building the massive tower of Babel, which angered YHWH.