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"Make sure your sinless when you throw the first stone!" Not my saying!?

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A republican, on the phone, during the answer/question section on the phone said this about those criticizing Sarah Palin. "Make sure your sinless when you throw the first stone!"

Does this p**s you off?. When there getting "stones " thrown at them they use this as a defense, but when there throwing stones they don't remember this passage.

When I say "there" I mostly mean religious people.

Note: I'm not an atheist, and I believe in God, but I take the bible with a grain of salt.

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  1. It is hypocritical, and whoever said it used the incorrect homophone.

    "Make sure YOU'RE sinless"

    It's THEY'RE---not "there"

    There is a place.


  2. Considering McCain (her co-candidate) began the attack ads, I think it's quite hypocritical.

  3. The hypocrisy of the right wing is unbelievable.

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