Or it's a false flag.
Or unrelated to abortion.
So I blamed no one.
But I feed trolls.
-
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:- Reply to discussions and create your own threads.
- Our modern chat room. No add-ons or extensions required, just login and start chatting!
- Access to private conversations with other members.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
Alabama Supreme Court declares frozen embryos are legally children
- Thread starter Evangelicalhumanist
- Start date
Or unrelated to abortion.
So I blamed no one.
But I feed trolls.
First, the Jan. 6th pipe bomber planted bombs outside BOTH RNC AND DNC Headquarters. Why did you mis-state it as you did?
Second, the current reward for information leading to arrrest is $500,000. Nobody is interested enought to investigate?
Third. One person, or two, who you so far know nothing about, including their politics, does not a "pattern" make. More than 2,000 storming the Capitol, many with hand-made weapons capable of doing much damage, might very well be a pattern.
Do you know anything about telling the truth, or are you just about disinformation?
Laniakea
Not of this world
And plenty of cameras in the area to capture an image of the person to positively identify them. We're talking Washington DC here.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
No, violence has been the tool of those one the right recently. And you need to look at why it was planted there. It is more likely from someone on the right.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
And now it appears we are moving into conspiracy theorist territory.
Here is some video, what I like is that I was able to predict what he would have looked like before I even saw it. . . Hmm, maybe it was me!!
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
I can't help but notice you did not cite who did it, nor does the article say, so you are only jumping to a conclusion based on your repeated dishonest stereotyping.
Maybe it was a "Leftist", but to blame all "Leftists" for some heinous act is dishonesty, and you do this a lot.
I have seen this a lot, too.
It's sad, really -- as someone who knows how lumping people together, then labelling them all with the traits of only a few (and pick whichever traits you like, for good measure), dehumanizes them, and leads to the sorts of irreparable divides as we're seeing in the U.S. these days.
Sadly, there do seem to be people (on every side) who cheerfully do exactly that, and canot bring themselves to look at their supposed enemies as if they were actual human beings, with their onw characters. Fear of "the other?" Laziness? Sheer bigotry? Or all of those?
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Well said, imo.
Altfish
Veteran Member
I can't believe that the GOP are so stupid that they think this is a good idea. IT IS ELECTORAL SUICIDE.
Since Roe v Wade was overturned they have lost just about every election; and they are doubling down on it.
You can already see the DEM and Lincoln Project adverts. It'll also get the electorate out, people will be rushing to vote, especially women.
Since Roe v Wade was overturned they have lost just about every election; and they are doubling down on it.
You can already see the DEM and Lincoln Project adverts. It'll also get the electorate out, people will be rushing to vote, especially women.
Laniakea
Not of this world
Bumping this to help you implicate yourself....
Laniakea
Not of this world
Women who participate in sports, and have to compete with man pretending to be women, and have to put up with men staring at them in the locker room will certainly be voting.
From my other thread (Christian Dominionism In USA)....
www.msn.com
Excerpted...
In an Alabama Supreme Court ruling equating IVF embryos with people, Chief Justice Tom Parker cited arguments from across the planet and the centuries, all leading to one source for the court’s judgment: “God.”
In his concurring opinion, Parker quoted the Book of Genesis, an obscure 17th-century Dutch Protestant theologian and Italian Catholic philosopher Thomas Aquinas, positing that Christianity, at least, is in full agreement as to when a human life starts and that God views the ending of one as a personal affront.
MSN
In an Alabama Supreme Court ruling equating IVF embryos with people, Chief Justice Tom Parker cited arguments from across the planet and the centuries, all leading to one source for the court’s judgment: “God.”
In his concurring opinion, Parker quoted the Book of Genesis, an obscure 17th-century Dutch Protestant theologian and Italian Catholic philosopher Thomas Aquinas, positing that Christianity, at least, is in full agreement as to when a human life starts and that God views the ending of one as a personal affront.
McBell
Unbound
Alabama Supreme Court justice cites scripture 'nearly two dozen times' in ruling on embryos
Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker has "not been shy" about his view "that America was founded as a Christian nation," says NBC News Senior Investigative Reporter Mike Hixenbaugh. He joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss the rise of Christian nationalism in politics.
www.nbcnews.com
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
You were the one that went all conspiracy theory. You can see the bomber, why haven't you identified him?
McBell
Unbound
Laniakea
Not of this world
Me? I didn't know I was the one with the surveillance powers of the federal government at my disposal.
Now, let's talk about the separation of church and state...From my other thread (Christian Dominionism In USA)....
Excerpted...MSN
In an Alabama Supreme Court ruling equating IVF embryos with people, Chief Justice Tom Parker cited arguments from across the planet and the centuries, all leading to one source for the court’s judgment: “God.”
In his concurring opinion, Parker quoted the Book of Genesis, an obscure 17th-century Dutch Protestant theologian and Italian Catholic philosopher Thomas Aquinas, positing that Christianity, at least, is in full agreement as to when a human life starts and that God views the ending of one as a personal affront.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Oh boy. Yes, you were the one that not only raised the threat of a conspiracy theory you do not even understand the concept.
Altfish
Veteran Member
You mean the 0.000001% that it affects.
As opposed to the 50% that are women and don't like women's rights being obliterated.
Heyo
Veteran Member
Squirrel!
Nice try at deflecting, but when that is all you've got, it's not a sustainable strategy. At one time you'll have to deliver, lest the detracted finally see through your smoke and mirrors.
The only question is if the "Christian Taliban" do more damage on the way, or if they accelerate the inevitable secularization. The churches are losing members in droves, and the remainders get more radical to compensate. But in a democracy, 150% dedication still only gets you 100% in votes, and you can only hurt non-voters so much before they start voting against you.