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| Nov-13-20 | | thegoodanarchist: One more thing...
Anyone in need of inspiration should look into the story of Aron Ralston: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aron_...
This fellow did something amazing and horrific at the same time. Following a climbing accident, he was trapped and alone, starving to death with little hope of survival. So he amputated his own arm.
[Could it be a metaphor for today's Liberty-Loving Americans? We are trapped under the rock of Liberalism, with little hope of survival unless we amputate the Leftist evil.] |
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| Nov-13-20 | | thegoodanarchist: < Big Pawn: Just looked at the Other Page and it's pretty much dead. There is no action over there and all the good posters got bored and left, except for <<<Mort>>>, but apparently he hasn't been active either for a few days. > It is Springtime under the Equator. I hope <Mort> is enjoying sunshine and big surf at the beach. He once told me he had an ocean view, so maybe he is too busy enjoying God's creation to concern himself with slapping around stupid Libs with logic and facts. |
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| Nov-14-20 | | thegoodanarchist: <<Tiggler: <<<chancho>>> Biden is on track to be the first to win 400+ electoral college votes since George H. W. Bush in 1988, and the first to win 400+ against an incumbent president since F. D. Roosevelt in 1932.> <Tiggler: Trump will be the biggest incumbent one-term loser since Herbert Hoover. Count on it: he will lose Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Florida, Virginia, N.Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, at least. Maybe he wins Montana and Idaho.> These predictions didn't age well.
How can people drink their own Kool Aid? I don't get it. |
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| Nov-14-20 | | Big Pawn: <thegoodanarchist: Yo, <Big Prawn>! Tell me more about the system of government you'd like to see for America. IIRC, you said Constitutional Monarchy. Is that right? How would that work? What checks and balances are there against the monarch, other than a scrap of paper?> No checks and balances - it's a monarchy.
Yes, a constitutional monarchy, because it has biblical support and because democracy is a bad form of government. How would it work?
I think that's a very long conversation, but it would be a Christian based constitution (not at all a theocracy). |
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| Nov-14-20 | | diceman: <thegoodanarchist:
These predictions didn't age well.>
Give it time.
With "counting" still underway, Jim Crow Joe could have a 57 state landslide, and we could lose the house and Senate. It would all depend if they're using the Klystron 7000 ballot printing presses. |
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| Nov-14-20 | | technical draw: <It would all depend if they're using the Klystron 7000 ballot printing presses.> Want to know more about Klystrons?
https://www.science.gov/topicpages/... The reason I was interested is because I worked on Klystron powered transmitters back in the day. |
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| Nov-14-20 | | Big Pawn: I like his attitude here - and look at the picture. https://www.facebook.com/DonaldTrum... Trump: <People are not going to stand for having this Election stolen from them by a privately owned Radical Left company, Dominion, and many other reasons!> |
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| Nov-14-20 | | Big Pawn: Hundreds of thousands show up at the White House to show their support for Trump. |
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| Nov-15-20 | | diceman: Hugo Chavez voting machines, or as Obama would say, "Hope and Change" voting machines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFC... |
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| Nov-15-20 | | thegoodanarchist: Here is a link to an article over at the Chateau: https://heartiste.org/2012/07/13/li... I am posting it because it actually touches on a topic of discussion that we had here, namely that it is revulsion, not phobia, that is our emotional response to homosexuality. Warning, harsh language is used. |
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| Nov-15-20 | | thegoodanarchist: <Big Pawn:
No checks and balances - it's a monarchy.
Yes, a constitutional monarchy, because it has biblical support and because democracy is a bad form of government.> Without checks and balances, what is the point of having a constitution? Hitler considered the Munich Agreement a scrap of paper, while Neville Chamberlain hailed it as "peace in our time". Clearly, Adolf made the more accurate assesment. How would it work?
<I think that's a very long conversation, but it would be a Christian based constitution (not at all a theocracy).> Which would be ignored by the monarch? |
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| Nov-16-20 | | rabarbaro: The ConservativeTreehouse has been deplatformed. No reason given except incompatibility with the values of WordPress. This is what's coming. https://theconservativetreehouse.co... |
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Nov-16-20
 | | OhioChessFan: <tga: These predictions didn't age well. How can people drink their own Kool Aid? I don't get it.> It's amazing. Without Covid, Trump wins over 40 states. They know it. Yet they claim the Biden win as some sort of validation of their position. They're lying, and they know it. |
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| Nov-16-20 | | thegoodanarchist: <OCF>
Trump won anyway. The only reason Biden is ahead in MI, PA, WI is due to massive voter fraud on a scale I've never seen before. I think Trump has a decent shot of winning. In fact, my only concern is that the justice system is as corrupt as the deep state bureaucracies. In which case the judges will ignore the evidence and defraud the American people. Then we get even more soft totalitarianism:
https://www.abbevilleinstitute.org/... |
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| Nov-16-20 | | thegoodanarchist: Massive voter fraud:
https://gnews.org/534248/
https://gab.com/JohnRivers/posts/10... Lots more evidence, if you know where to look. This guy's gab feed is a good resource: https://gab.com/Heartiste |
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| Nov-16-20 | | diceman: <OhioChessFan:
It's amazing. Without Covid, Trump wins over 40 states.> As tga said, he won anyway, but it is the reason China released Covid on the world. (Since China/Democrats don't care about life, the world dead were simply the "noise" required to "get" Trump.) Beautiful plan:
1) Get the weak sellouts on China's payroll in to run America. 2) Destroy Trump's economy.
3) Allow incompetent Democrat Governors to slaughter with abandon, then blame Trump. 4) Allow the same incompetent Democrat Governors to drag their feet reopening America. 5) Destroy the debate format.
6) Allow JB to hide in his basement.
7) Destroy many months of Trump rallies.
8) Allow Dems to commit massive mail-in-ballot voter fraud. 9) Allow JB to actually run on something
American. <I could have run Covid better> Always easy to say from the prone position of a lazy-boy recliner. |
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| Nov-16-20 | | Big Pawn: Which Rogoffer is this?
I think you all know!
https://scontent-lga3-2.xx.fbcdn.ne... |
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| Nov-16-20 | | Big Pawn: < Trump Lawyer Sidney Powell: ‘We’re Getting Ready to Overturn Election Results in Multiple States’> https://m.theepochtimes.com/trump-l... |
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| Nov-16-20 | | Big Pawn: < rabarbaro: The ConservativeTreehouse has been deplatformed. No reason given except incompatibility with the values of WordPress. This is what's coming. https://theconservativetreehouse.co... You can expect a lot more of that if Biden and Harris successfully cheat their way into office. |
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| Nov-16-20 | | morfishine: I have my Granddad's Division book from World War I: "History of the 79th Infantry Division" Its a remarkable book, very long with hundreds of priceless pictures. I think everyone that passed through its ranks is named, as well as all who were lost. Its in poor condition so I'm taking it to a book binder for repair |
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Nov-17-20
 | | Troller: <Philosophical thought of the week: There are no liberals in Heaven.>
I was thinking about this last week and wondered how the concept of purgatory might be related. Strangely, <tga> had initiated a discussion on exactly purgatory at the same time, maybe also sparked by the above sentence? I am not really qualified to enter a theological discussion on purgatory and I am not sure this was intended at all by <BP> so I will leave this concept out. Secondly, IMO the claim requires a rather strict definition of the term "liberal". The traditional political definition of the segment is the segment wishing for as much freedom for the individual as possible - so advocating a small public body, low taxes and in general attributing responsibility onto the individual rather than government/municipality/church etc - and typically represented by small business-owners, farmers and urban professionals. I believe when you use the term "liberal" you mean mostly the urban part, and particularly the left-leaning "progressive" segment? Finally, I assume that we are in the Christian sphere rather than the Muslim. Assuming that purgatory is out of the question, and the liberals are well-defined, we now arrive at one of the basics: Do we know who goes to heaven and who does not? And is it vanity on our part to pass such judgment? I would think that at least the traditional liberal would be able to consider himself a Christian, and he would argue that the issue of Salvation is an individual issue, not necessarily something that e.g. the local church would have a say in. Kierkegaard comes to mind. But indeed we have Christian guidelines laid down in the Scriptures - does it not matter if they are followed or not? (meaning, it is possible to pass judgment on other people after all) Still, I am sceptical as to the idea that we living people get to decide who goes to heaven. |
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| Nov-17-20 | | Big Pawn: <troller: Still, I am sceptical as to the idea that we living people get to decide who goes to heaven.> That is not the point being made or the question being asked. |
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| Nov-17-20 | | diceman: <Target Swiftly Bans Book On Behalf Of Anonymous Twitter User Crying ‘Transphobia’> https://thefederalist.com/2020/11/1... |
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| Nov-17-20 | | Big Pawn: <diceman: He was a <hands on> writer, with a <strong grasp> of the facts. Never one to get caught with his <pants down>!> https://youtu.be/HChzRB8h6LU |
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| Nov-17-20 | | diceman: <New Yorker has fired longtime staff writer Jeffrey Toobin after he reportedly exposed himself during a Zoom conference last month.> I liked his work at the New Yorker.
He was a <hands on> writer, with a <strong grasp> of the facts. Never one to get caught with his <pants down>! He was a writer, whose stories would build, and build, to an appropriate <climax>. |
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