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Trump_is_Mentally_fit

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  1. Pro-choice, a good look A winner on election day That's the rhetoric that will hold the "pro-life" sheep in line. Next they can try and cut health care! Pro-what?
  2. That's bad. It's bad when churches do stuff like that, too. Right?
  3. Wrong. But the GOP and Putin both hate the media The free press is the backbone of our democracy. No wonder the GOP hates it
  4. Attack on the Campus at Michigan. Universities are symbols of liberalism, but who knows if that was the motive? Police identified the gunman as 43-year-old Anthony Wayne McRae, and said all the victims were students of Michigan State University.
  5. Any GOP nominee for presidency will have to get down on their knees and promise the anti-Abortion people they are true believers. Heavy cross to bear in a general election. Good
  6. Isn't the little guy actually going after a business?
  7. What control? WTH are you talking about? This is a real war for freedom, and only a certain part of republican party is pro-appeasement
  8. Funny how the GOP and the Chinese communist party share a hatred of the free press
  9. You vomit out an argument and it looks like vomit
  10. Personal observation. Bush and Trump were f'n morons
  11. It's pretty amazing how much brighter this guy is than the last two Republican presidents
  12. --Not believing the media? --Saying the American government is lying --Making up lies to deflect their own wrong doing No, they sound like Republicans You are pretty dumb
  13. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/02/13/china-spy-balloon-us-surveillance/ China’s Foreign Ministry on Monday said the United States has sent at least 10 unsanctioned balloons into Chinese airspace since last year, as the two countries feud over a Chinese airship discovered and shot down by the U.S. military this month. The United States denied the allegation. Hitting back at allegations that Beijing had used the balloon, discovered floating over the western United States, for surveillance, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said in a press briefing that it was “common” for U.S. high-altitude balloons to fly into other countries’ airspace. “The United States should first reflect on itself and change course, rather than slander, discredit or incite confrontation,” Wang said.
  14. Nice DEAL ISLAND, Md. — It’s Sunday morning, and the Bibles are on the dashboard. Disposable Communion cups drop into the consoles and coat pockets. Radios are tuned to 91.1 FM as pickup trucks and minivans weave around piles of oyster shells to claim a spot close to the bandstand. Horns blare, and heaters crank as the piano player gets into position. It’s the call to prayer at Church by the Bay. Since 2020, three pastors who lead a combined seven churches on the Deal Island Peninsula have been worshiping together at a small beach on Maryland’s lower Eastern Shore. The pastors, two White and one Black, are part of the United Methodist Church. A spur-of-the-moment idea to bring the faithful together during the pandemic has become a once-a-month gathering where hundreds of worshipers honk along to a boisterous service that offers a mix of polemics, politics and preaching. “There isn’t a better church than this one right here,” said Cathy Sikos, a retired Walmart worker who lives in nearby Dames Quarter. “It’s a true depiction of what a church should be. No fancy building. Just pure worship. It’s God’s place. I wouldn’t want to go anywhere else https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2023/02/11/maryland-deal-island-churches/
  15. Republican https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2023/02/10/george-santos-amish-puppies/ YORK COUNTY, Pa. — It was after dark when George A. Santos approached the farmer in Pennsylvania’s Amish country looking to buy at least eight puppies. He promised a wire transfer of more than $5,000 but it never appeared, the farmer said in an interview. He said Santos ended up writing a smaller check — and driving off with four golden retrievers. “Something inside me said I just cannot trust him,” the farmer told The Washington Post, speaking on the condition of anonymity to protect his privacy. The check bounced. The farmer, who has not previously spoken to the media, said he called police following the encounter in 2017. It took nearly two years for the authorities to locate Santos back home in New York, but he was eventually charged with theft by deception, according to a brief mention in The Star, a local newspaper in York County. In May 2021, the paper reported, the case was dismissed under a provision of Pennsylvania law that allows misdemeanor charges to be dropped when a prosecutor consents and “satisfaction has been made to the aggrieved person.”
  16. There sure are churches pushing an anti-science agenda https://creationmuseum.org/events/presentations/age-of-the-earth/ We must accept what God's Word and Jesus taught about the earth's age. We should not fear the radioactive methods geologists use to position rocks as millions of years old, because their methods are based on unprovable assumptions. Many examples of inherited ages, contamination, and non-constant radioactive decay rates demonstrate these assumptions are repeatedly falsified. Instead, there are many scientific evidences of a young earth, such as crumbling comets, the earth's magnetic field losing energy, and rapid salt accumulation in the oceans. If we cannot trust the Bible about the earth's age, then we cannot trust its gospel message. In this video presentation, Dr. Andrew Snelling uses the Bible to discuss and refute some of the crucial components of the "Millions of Years" theory. This presentation is free with paid museum admission or museum membership. Seating is first come, first served.
  17. I do read a lot of evolutionary science, natural history of humanity and astronomy, so yes. IMO, could there be a God? Sure. But I just have not felt the spirit move me.
  18. What does your church and you believe about how old the earth is? No need to insult me, I do get out and talk to people. Really surprised you say no Christian are taught science is wrong. What do you mean, what do I believe in? That's pretty open ended
  19. They are kooky? How come you say that? Lot's of Christians believe that, don't they? Or is it mocking them to point out certain Christian beliefs? They have as much right as you and I to live their lives in freedom and worship however they want. Are you claiming that questioning the virgin birth is mocking you? So religion is simply not to be questioned?
  20. Sounds more like they are kidding Just a way to deflect blame away from the murderous invader Hopefully they have other means
  21. Fine, but when you have a person, like say a supreme court justice, say she wants to enact the Kingdom of God on earth, it makes religion wide open for discussion, mocking or otherwise I have very close religious friends and some believe the earth is just like six thousand years old. It's difficult for me not to get sarcastic over that!
  22. Ya, as if when church membership was high Americans were all just saying how great things were... We are better off now materially and health wise than ever...and church membership is down. Coincidence? Ya this. Nasty! What are you even trying to say? It's like you are upset and blurted out nonsense no
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