....as to what I think about Tami...and the mods....or the majority of the mods...or, more importntly, the mods with delete power....I sometimes enjoyed his posts, and other times I cringed when I saw them.  In all I think he was not dealt with well.  He was provoked and taunted, rather than negeotiated with.  I actually found many of his posts humerous....and I think that is how he intended them to be as well......  tongue in cheek....obviously he is missed by others here.

In refusing to deal honestly with people like him, and others who have been here....the problem will persist....over and over again...under different nicks.  Just deleting someone does not deal with the issues.  Why does this person feel this way?  Nothing is black and white, there are always some reasons people feel the way they do.  By deleting people, the issues are now escalated and elevated.  I am reminded of two bull moose charging at each other....it becomse a matter of who was the Alpha......

Lemoooooonnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!! Finally there´s hope for some love around here!!

 Correct me if I am wrong - but I believe Tami called all nazi´s Christians, but I don´t think he called all Christians nazis? If you find a post which proves me wrong, then ok.

Actually it is debatable that ALL nazis were Christians as, at certain points in his illustrious "career", Hitler declared himself to be athiest.  Historians disagree on whether this was part of his "image" and that he remained privately Christian, or whether he was in fact atheist...

You´re wrong

 What does this mean?  I have never had those words said to me before......

 Femme "Lemon" and "Love" in the same sentence?

You´re wrong

He called all non-Muslim inhabitants of Europe and the USA Christian, which in his perverted logic somehow also implied being Nazi. I know he wanted to change the "Not all Muslims are terrorists but all terrorists are Muslims" saying into "Not all Christians are Nazists but all Nazists are Christian". He however failed miserably by applying the Nazi Christian term to all kinds of actions that had nothing to do with either Christianity or Nazizm and by falsly assuming what you´ve just summed up - that not all Nazists were Christian.

Yes, I think the terms Nazi is overused in the extreme. Nazis existed at a particular time and place, and do not currently exist.  The term Nazi has become an adjetive, it is unfortunate that the term has made it into popular language.

I wonder, would  Jesus would recognize what has been passing as "Christian" for the last couple thousand years?