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Right. Nothing to see here, comrade... v2zckmz

I wonder if DHS will accept reports where election tampering has been evidenced through video footage, audio recordings, and data analysis from outside sources... :confused:

Check this thread: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?564142-A-Christian-Denomination-That-Stands-Against-Tyranny

Exactly. Trump's decisions during the 2020 COVID nonsense, alone, have proven that he's not fit to be President again. He was tested, and he failed.

I think what I've said applies to both groups. Fundamentally, it all goes back to one's philosophical precommitments, and Democrats have assumptions about human nature and what constitutes "the greater good" in society before they advance any public policy, whether they're the rank-and-file supporters, or the politicians within the Party. Nonetheless, I do agree that Democrat leaders are controlling the helm of public opinion and action through an agenda-driven crusade to eradicate any opposition to their political goals. But that agenda is, itself, based upon certain axioms of Democratic thought which assume State power is a given.

I agree that there's an element of that in their dismissal of any solution which requires citizens to arm and protect themselves; but I also believe that it's their anthropological and political philosophies which hinder them from "thinking outside of the box" in any serious resolution to crime. By the tenets of those philosophies, Democrats have blinded themselves to real, meaningful solutions because they presuppose that the civil government ought to be the first-responder to any problem within society.

The solution is so simple, but Democrats are philosophically incapable of thinking rationally and reasonably about what to do about crime. Obviously, the solution is to empower citizens by allowing open-carry of firearms, which will be a safe and effective deterrent to would-be criminals. Instead, Democrats will further complicate the issue by ignoring the root causes, blinded by their own hubris.

Whenever there's a police shooting that the public has deemed as "unjust" or "unethical," the state and local governments never blame the weapon(s) involved; they go after the cops who were potentially guilty of an offense. However, whenever a private citizen is involved in a shooting that the public has deemed as "unjust" or "unethical," the state and local governments always blame the weapon(s), first. Clearly, we all see there's an agenda to confiscate firearms from citizens by incremental policy, even if they have to do it under the guise of "public health" or "emergency."

People need to remind that raggedy, corrupt bitch that we're not a democracy.

"If it takes an emergency to suspend the Constitution, then politicians will continue declaring emergencies to suspend the Constitution." :confused:

Yes, the Pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church, but he's definitely not head of the universal Church, worldwide.

Where in the Scriptures does it teach that a Christian must go to confession before partaking of the bread and wine at the Lord's Table?

Trump's remarks don't surprise me, especially coming from the same guy who said that he would "bomb the shit out of " and "take their oil."

That looks to me like a failure on the part of local churches and denominations to minister to the needs of those addicted to drugs, instead of relying on the state government to provide rehabilitation and counseling. Drug decriminalization is a good thing (because no civil authority has the right to ban substances created from the Earth), but that doesn't mean there shouldn't be a social safety net to help those who would abuse drugs. That's why God instituted church governments, but also private charities and individuals/households should assist those in need.

You can't name yourself after something that brings pride to your race, but then hide your face, as if you're ashamed of it. The sunglasses and masks are a dead giveaway, obviously. They think we're as stupid as they believe us to be.

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Ain't that the truth! :tears:

Until Trump apologizes for pushing through the CARES Act and calling Rep. Massie a "third-rate grandstander" for opposing it, his championing the experimental, mRNA vaccines through his "Operation Warp Speed," and failing to get rid of Drs. Fauci and Birx while they were undermining the freedoms of the American people under his watch, then I don't care what Trump has to say about the mask and vaccine mandates. He's just an egotistical, opportunist, who has expanded "the Swamp."

There's the Free Church of England, where several priests and ordinals are jettisoning the Church of England because of its moves towards "Progressivism."

Thanks for sharing that. I stand corrected.

On his campaign website, Vivek says that we should "Limit the U.S. Fed’s scope: stabilize the dollar & nothing more," but he doesn't explain how that needs to happen. There's nothing about starting with an audit of the Fed, promoting competing currencies in the economy, and developing a plan to, eventually, end the Fed's control over our money supply. Because of that (and a few other issues), Vivek doesn't earn my support. I acknowledge that he gets some things right (such as his reluctance to fund Ukraine), but he's not going to "unleash the American economy" if he doesn't have a monetary policy that ensures the Fed stops with the manipulation of the value of the Dollar. He should know that the American economy isn't just a fiscal issue.

Mitch McConnell definitely needs to step down and get some serious medical attention. We have to stop tolerating this current gerontocracy in our federal government.