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I have said that Trump has governed more conservatively than most recent Republican Presidents. But that was just a lazy, convenient use of the word as it is commonly used. If you think that's hysterical, tell me how so. I'm open to being corrected from some faulty notion, one that I admit, I picked up from so-called "conservative" commentators. In any case, it doesn't concern me in terms of why I "support" him in the next election. I am not supporting him because of him, not because of whatever ism he is. As I have said many, many times, in case you haven't noticed, for me it is not about Trump or Biden. It is about stopping our march toward an unlimited Progressive regulatory, administrative state. One which will first de facto completely replace our constitutionally limited government system (which, BTW, it has already partially, even greatly, replaced) with its own unconstitutional regulatory agencies. Then it will ultimately replace it de jure by continued progressive interpretation of the Constitution, along with the ultimate actual rewriting, and/or replacement of the Constitution with its own preferred unlimited system of government. Many, or most, Republicans have acted progressively or are actual Progressives. As I've said, we have been trending in that direction for a hundred years. But there are still enough folks around who oppose that, whether philosophically or unconsciously by dint of their notion of "rights" and some familiarity with the often referred to bill of rights, or some familial or other tradition to which they adhere. But any meaningful difference between the Dems and Repubs is some residual, latent, adherence to the idea of constitutionally limited government in the Repubs, and the overwhelming desire at the core of the Progressive agenda to be in total power, to be rid of checks and balances, to not have any impediments to what they consider good government regardless of what some "outdated" parchment says. |
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Got stripers, how many lives have been lost due to christianity, in the last 100 years? what role did christianity play in the ending of slavery and segregation?
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Raise your hand if you are registered to vote and ready to fire Donald Trump in 86 days
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many executive orders, exactly, is a potus allowed before you’d say its too many? by an amazing coincidence, is it more than obama did but less than trump? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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millions of people, christianity represents their most deeply held beliefs. two thirds of the citizens of mexico are catholics. but got stripers can dismiss it all as a sham. he knows better. but he cares more about mexicans than trump. because shut up. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
“More than 3½ years into his presidency, Trump increasingly finds himself minimized and ignored — as many of his more outlandish or false statements are briefly considered and then, just as quickly, dismissed.”
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How many deaths have been caused by religion? Here's a list of religiously motivated wars and genocides and their death tolls. Let me know if I missed any! The Crusades: 6,000,000 Thirty Years War: 11,500,000 French Wars of Religion: 4,000,000 Second Sudanese Civil War: 2,000,000 Lebanese Civil War: 250,000 Muslim Conquests of India: 80,000,000 Congolese Genocide (King Leopold II): 13,000,000 Armenian Genocide: 1,500,000 Rwandan Genocide: 800,000 Eighty Years' War: 1,000,000 Nigerian Civil War: 1,000,000 Great Peasants' Revolt: 250,000 First Sudanese Civil War: 1,000,000 Jewish Diaspora (Not Including the Holocaust): 1,000,000 The Holocaust (Jewish and Homosexual Deaths): 6,500,000 Islamic Terrorism Since 2000: 150,000 Iraq War: 500,000 US Western Expansion (Justified by "Manifest Destiny"):20,000,000 Atlantic Slave Trade (Justified by Christianity): 14,000,000 Aztec Human Sacrifice: 80,000 AIDS deaths in Africa largely due to opposition to condoms: 30,000,000 Spanish Inquisition: 5,000 TOTAL: 195,035,000 deaths in the name of religion. |
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how many children get abused in public school? how many women get abused by their doctor? let’s do away with public schools medicine! every single large group had bad apples. certain people will blame the entire group, usually for political reasons. and for the third time, if it’s a sham, what does that say about the guy you’re going to vote for president, that he has devoted himself to a sham? doesn’t that make him some kind of dupe? can’t have it both ways. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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White nationalism isn’t compatible with Christianity no matter how much you try to make it so.
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The great American cardinal Avery Dulles when another Jesuit seminarian asked him if a Catholic could ever vote for a pro choice politician. Dulles quipped back, “I live in New York. When do I ever not?”
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do you understand that christians led the charge to abolish slavery and segregation? for the 5th time now, please tell us the maximum number of executive orders a potus can sign, before you’d conclude it was too many? why are you so scared of that question, pete? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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moving the goalposts. you said all religion is a sham. that necessarily means that you believe that joe biden got duped by a sham. but you trust h to be president? this isn’t about picking one religion or the other. you said all are shams. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I’d trust anyone the Democrats want to run to do a better job than this con man and religion has nothing to do with my choice. And if any of you younger workers are thinking your social security is an integral part of your retirement plan, Trump will be going after that if elected. |
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saying “i personally have no use for religion, but i respect others right to make a different choice”, is very different from saying “religion is a sham that does more harm than good.”. that was funny. twisting like a contortionist. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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And if you think Progressives are concerned about you getting to any other heaven than the one they create, You are most likely heading to Hell. Jesus would not favor you for choosing to place your spiritual future into the hands secular government politicians. |
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