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Sure, but prophecy specifies kingdoms/nations. :) .

I saw that; that was pretty funny. As if the SS weren't outfitted with hooks and harnesses, etc., for such work. These bureaucrats would be better off if they just refused to talk to the press. .

Hi, Scott. :) Beasts are not men in prophetic expression—they are kingdoms/nations per Daniel 7:23 and 8:20-22. .

"Us and them..." "Their side; our side..." It's never ok—whatever "it" is. .

I really like to listen to people who do their own thinking. (Even when I don't agree with everything they say.) I haven't listened to to Ramsey for years, but he hits the nail right on the head here: I've never been able to point out a single election/president that's made a bit of...

I'm not arguing for the validity of eternal torment, but it is inaccurate to say that Jesus was hardly ever clear in His teaching. The verses you, yourself quote indicate that Christ taught generally in parables so that the unconverted could not understand, but that He opened His mysteries to a...

Both summarizing and expanding on the Constitution's original language ventures onto interpretative ground—which good jurists tend to avoid whenever possible. It's considered by conscientious students of American law as practically sacred text. .

Bingo! Dev, you get the Barney-Parney-Poo Award for critical thinking - lol. .

"These are simply voters." What is a "these?" Generalizations are woefully unhelpful. Not all supporters are cultists, regardless of the aisle side. Thanks for helping to prove my point, though. .

Well, that is, after all, what we (American) English-speakers do with words. It's also know as "weaponizing." .

You folks really kill me. I think he was a great President in many ways and I'm a Navy brat as well as an Air Force veteran, so I have a strong sense of loyalty to Presidents—especially while they're in office. But it's not surprising that since Trump cultists don't even know themselves, they...

Hey, cut the guy some slack. Some folks just prefer their gatherings to be free of people of color. It's not like we have an amendment to our Constitution that prohibits that kind of thing. :P :P :P What color is a snowflake? .

I hope Trump isn't that Barabbas guy. Where have I heard that? .

That's assuming his head is on a stationary swivel. Which is not to say that his life wasn't spared by God. It was. But the jury's still out on whether God has ordained him to be the savior of the world. Wait, no it isn't. We already have One. .

You shouldn't be quoting Scripture, you know; people will talk. .

"God, I thank Thee, that I am not as other men are, tomoto-throwers, 20-year-old kids whose minds got warped during the COVID lockdown, or even this Democrat..."

I'm all for law and order—even if violence is necessary to maintain it. I'm a veteran. I'm not sure recruiting and paying civilians at a political rally to brutalize tomato-throwers would be a good example of that, though. .

So it's clear that no amount or quality of evidence that conservative expression could encourage violence would satisfy you. Fair enough. .

You need context for "Knock the hell/crap out of them." Well, I knew, at least, that going right to the top of the food chain would spare us all a lot of unnecessary equivocating and skullduggery. So, here's your context: That's right—he wanted his loyal followers to do extensive bodily...

Yeah, I've always believed that the best way to cause division is to call for a reduction in divisive rhetoric from both sides. Btw, "KNOCK THE CRAP OUT OF THEM, WOULD YOU? OKAY? SERIOUSLY, JUST KNOCK THE HELL.. I PROMISE YOU, I WILL PAY FOR THE LEGAL FEES, I PROMISE." But he didn't really...