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5 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

I'd like to see you guys bringing your best Spieth with Trump's crippling bone spurs.  Yeesh.

Has to adjust his swing for the ever increasing lifts he feels he must wear to maintain that towering physique.

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20 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

I know how to show those folks I support them -- I'll do something that will kill a bunch of them, especially the demographic within that REALLY supports me!

 

In the American church, the Gospel has been replaced by self-actualization and worship of self. It’s most blatant in the prosperity churches (live your best life), but’s much more widespread than that. There’s a tension between the Gospel and American values. Among many of my evangelical friends, staying home from church is interpreted through the the inward-looking “fearing death” rather than the outward-looking “loving our neighbor.” They are concerned with how the crisis impact them. God has been replaced by self. 
 

Church involvement has been a wonderful part of my life and missing out on weekly services has been a great loss in my life. It’s been an imposition on my life and I resent it. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging this, but the Christian response should be to lay down our lives for one another and serving our communities. This service includes not meeting. Real leadership would have recast this whole mess in these terms. Sadly, we have something worse than no leadership; we have leadership by chaos and division.
 

I’ve seen the argument that the church has historically met during pandemics and that God kept them safe, but the way this is framed is a perversion of the Gospel. The church that continued meeting during past pandemics did so in service to their community and at their own cost and peril. They were essentially doing what health care workers are doing now. They didn’t meet for themselves, but as a ministry to their community. Sunday school is a wonderful ministry, but it’s ultimately an inward looking one.

Largely in America, the church meetings that have been fighting to reopen (no one is shutting down their food pantries) are meeting for the sake of Christian fellowship. This is a good thing, but a good thing that can be sacrificed for the sake of our communities. 
 

Christians shouldn’t fear what can destroy their bodies, but that which can destroy their souls. This false Gospel will do both.

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18 minutes ago, Longhorn_Fan68 said:

 

He's probably angling to get it named a historic location, then will use that to justify property tax exemption.  Also would falsely inflate the property value for using as loan collateral...but then he'd never do that right?  Not old Honest Don!?!

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I know better than to be surprised, but holy shit, this man is a pathetic human being.  If my 16 YO ever acted like Trump I would beat the shit out of him and ground him for years.

Well, beating the shit out of him might be a problem beyond my means, but I'd definitely ground him for years.

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9 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

I know better than to be surprised, but holy shit, this man is a pathetic human being.  If my 16 YO ever acted like Trump I would beat the shit out of him and ground him for years.

Well, beating the shit out of him might be a problem beyond my means, but I'd definitely ground him for years.

What would you do if you knew your 16 year old was liking Donald Trump tweets?

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1 hour ago, jimmyjazz said:

"It is my great honor to have preserved this historic section of the Potomac River!"

JFK couldn't have said it any better.

it’s the exclamation point that makes it art. 

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4 hours ago, Longhorn_Fan68 said:

 

His sadistic cruel streak and tax fraud notwithstanding, I am considering composing a sternly worded letter to the President. How can he not mention on this momentous plaque, on this momentous occasion, on this momentous site, that these many great fictitious American northern and southern soldiers in this fictitious battle died like dogs?! Sad.

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Men (and bamachick), It’s almost game time.  When push comes to shove these fucks will fold fast af.  
 

And I’m about to crawl off the ledge and start shoving.  Nothing cryptic.  It’s just about time we can get to work.  

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8 hours ago, Jive Turkey said:

He has a shitty swing. 

 

Seriously. Jesus Christ. Golf is probably the one thing he has actually put work into and that ugly ass swing is the result? No wonder he needs the foot wedge.

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8 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

 

In hindsight, Carter got a bad rap.  Looking forward to Trump swinging a hammer at Habitat for Humanity projects into his 90s.

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11 minutes ago, Upgrayedd said:

In hindsight, Carter got a bad rap.  

Putting aside his presidency, Carter is easily the most decent human to have held the presidency in the past 100 years. 

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Trump genuinely thinks the criminal justice reforms done by Kim Kardashian plus the rankings of Kanye West will win him the  black vote. 

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