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TriTorch's avatar

By Tom:

Sitting in my F-150 last night.

Reached under the seat for a wrench.

Found something else instead.

Grandpa's old King James.

Pages stained with:

• Diesel

• Grease

• Time

• Truth

Hadn't touched Scripture in years.

Been too focused on:

• Building the business

• Chasing success

• Growing followers

• "Living the dream"

But seeing Bible sales up 22% hit different.

Like finding that old Book wasn't accident.

My generation's chasing:

• Digital validation

• Virtual connections

• Portfolio gains

• Social influence

While Grandpa's generation built:

• Real strength

• True wealth

• Lasting legacy

• Godly wisdom

That old Bible smells like:

• Early mornings

• Hard work

• Quiet faith

• Real manhood

Maybe that's why folks are buying Bibles again.

We're starving for:

• Solid ground

• Hard truth

• Real answers

• Ancient wisdom

Grandpa didn't need:

• Self-help books

• Motivation apps

• Life coaches

• Success gurus

Just well-worn pages

And calloused hands

Think I'll keep this one out.

Right next to my tools.

Where it belongs.

Reposted By: https://substack.com/@biblicalman

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TriTorch's avatar

From Biblical Man:

Your 7-year-old wakes up exhausted.

Not because he's sick.

Because it's 6AM.

You pour him cereal.

Not because it's healthy.

Because it's quick.

He stares at an iPad.

Not because it's good for him.

Because you need to get ready.

The school calls later:

'He can't focus'

'He can't sit still'

'He needs testing'

The doctor writes a prescription.

Not because your boy is broken.

Because the system is.

The truth?

His brain is fighting:

- Chemical food dyes

- Sugar crashes

- Screen addiction

- Sleep deprivation

- Natural energy

But we medicate the child

Instead of fixing the cause.

Your grandfather's kids:

- Played outside

- Ate real food

- Slept well

- Moved freely

No pills needed.

Modern parenting isn't convenience.

It's warfare.

Against your own child.

Give him a chance:

- Clean food

- Real sleep

- Free play

- Natural movement

Before you give him pills.

The system wants patients.

Nature made warriors.

Choose wisely.

By: https://substack.com/@biblicalman

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

His issues began when they shot him full of synthetic chemicals and called it ā€œVitamin Kā€ (it isn’t!) and then HepB, yes, and STD shot AT BIRTH, then proceeded to give him 4-6 doses every few months for the rest of his toddlerhood and early childhood.

If you think the food is bad, try injecting fetal DNA of both sexes, HEK-cells, formaldehyde, alcohol, antifreeze, bovine cells, monkey kidney… I could go on & on. It’s IN the shots.

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Melissa S's avatar

re: "If you think the food is bad, try injecting fetal DNA of both sexes...."

I wonder what percent of the gender confusion we are seeing in recent years is related to infants & children receiving the fetal DNA of the opposite sex. Surely there is a tremendous amount of brainwashing going on in our culture. But I would bet that it is not just brainwashing. There are unnatural biological factors at work. $cience.

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Karmy's avatar

Endocrine disrupters are a problem and glyphosate is everywhere.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Had no idea and I watch these things minutely.

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Concerned mom's avatar

Live & Learn Fred....

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Laura- you are a pest. 🪳. Go get your boosters and leave us alone.

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Ripple's avatar

Give it up Laura/Kara/Tara/Kim whoever TF you are. This will be my one and only time I will feed the troll.

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John Ransley's avatar

Another booster please

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Red Feather's avatar

THIS is the root cause. The other assaults on the health of our children mentioned by Biblical Man are important, but if we ignore the devastation that vaccines are causing our kids, they will never have a chance at health. No one likes to be labeled an ā€œanti-vaxxer.ā€ I imagine this is why time after time everything except vaccines is mentioned as the cause of the horrible health outcomes of our children. It is time to take on the label.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I always wonder about pitocin/synthetic oxytocin’s role in all of this too… so many induced births nowadays.

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LiveDreamRepeat's avatar

Yep this definitely has an effect! Can't remember which book I read (I was pregnant with our 4th at the time, preparing for my 3rd natural birth) - this book covered studies which showed the impact of natural vs synthetic oxytocin - and howbit affected not only the child, but the relationship with the mother as well. I'm of course an advocate for c section when it's truly medically necessary - but usually it's the very actions taken by the hospital that cause the need for it in the first place. For example - contractions caused by artificial induction are MUCH stronger than natural contractions (i know this from personal experience!) The induced contractions put too much stress on the baby, it's heart rate goes up, the staff says the baby is having problems, and they must do emergency surgery to save the baby. It's a domino effect of allll the "helpful" things a hospital does. Our current society has forgotten that pregnancy is NOT a medical issue. It's natural and often times can progress beautifully on its own, since a woman's body is designed to give birth!

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Momcat's avatar

but, but, but, a scheduled inducement is so much better than going in the middle of the night or disrupting the doc's golf game... and anything that forces a c-section makes it even more convenient, the doc can deliver more babies if they're all induced, & then c-sectioned... money, money, money!!

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Vƶlva's avatar

100% true! This happened to me: the MD lied about the results of and ultrasound, pushed a pitocin- induced early delivery, which, yes, felt much worse than the subsequent completely natural delivery, and sure enough the baby went into distress. I was wheeled into the OR but narrowly escaped a cesarean.

Fortunately our bonding was not affected and 27 years later we still have a strong bond. But if I would ever use the word ā€œhateā€ it would be for the MDs involved. They also falsified my records after the fact as a second excuse for the c-section.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Exactly, that’s what I’ve read as well and it makes a lot of sense.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Livedreamrepeat,

Hospitals make a lot more money from surgery. We already know that they don’t care about the patients as much as the cash. šŸ’°

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Jaye's avatar

And routine, repeated ultrasounds

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes so many unnecessary interventions šŸ˜•

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STH's avatar

I wear the label PROUDLY 😊

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Vƶlva's avatar

Same!

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Kathy Sincere's avatar

"no one likes to be labeled "anti-vaxxer". I do! I love it; I embrace. As Laura Hayes spells out so eloquently in her Weston-Price speech - Vaccines: what is there to be "pro" about. Truly. https://www.ageofautism.com/2016/12/vaccines-what-is-there-to-be-pro-about-laura-hayes-to-weston-a-price-foundation-conference.html

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nancylee's avatar

pretty proudly an anti vaxxer and glad to say so. anti poison. anti pollution. anti idiocy. and etc.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Please label me as anti-vaccines. No vaccine has ever worked. Polio stopped when DDT stopped. Polio has been renamed Guillain-BarrƩ syndrome, same thing.

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Concerned mom's avatar

WOULD WEAR IT WITH PRIDE! Why? Because it affirms that what God created (in most every pregnant woman) is perfectly made... We DONT need to improve upon God's handiwork, we normally mess it up instead...

He provided good land, to grow good food... who messed that up? We DID... and now we have celiac disease, any number of food allergies, less than nutritious real food...AND ALL TOO REAL DISEASE

He established the Family Unit for the raising and nurturing of children...who messed that up? We DID... We left our first responsibilities as moms and were bamboozled to enter the work force outside our homes.... leaving the "education" of our children to strangers with values very different than ours, all for the sake of a few more dollars that we MUST spend on extra car & gas, babysitters, after school programs, less than desirable strangers looking after AND INFLUENCING our most prized possessions...OUR CHILDREN!

We have been lied to in just about every area of our living, by those who see us ONLY as a means to enrich themselves... I used to think my government was interested in doing me good, in protecting me, passing & enforcing laws for my benefit... call me Pollyanna...

I used to think that schools were there to actually educate my children, then I got to hear the indoctrination that my sons had to endure as early as 5th grade, "what are your pronouns?" and this was not English class....

I used to think going to the doctor was to find someone who was actually interested in healing me, not profiting from me and keeping me ill, or worse yet, causing my demise...

IN ALL THIS, I find OUR government in cahoots with many "other entities" Deep State let's say, planning and conniving against me and my....I would despair....

BUT GOD!!! ALL PRAISE, HONOR, POWER & DOMINION ARE HIS!!!

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cpr's avatar

Amen sister.

On each side walk the wicked when vile men are high in place - Psalm 12

God Bless

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Red Feather,

Exactly! Proud anti-vaxxer here. I only wish I would have been one when I was much younger. We are influenced so much by propaganda without even realizing it. I’m much more aware and less trusting than I used to be.

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

I am of the same thinking…all this so called ā€˜gender dysphoria’ is a result of the crazy ā€œChildhood Vaccine Scheduleā€ and the resulting ā€œvaccine injuryā€ that is happening in these kids. It has pushed them on to the Autism Spectrum, they are vulnerable prey, easily groomed and persuaded to think they are a boy in a girl’s body and vice versa! This ā€˜gender dysphoria’ doesn’t come as a result of these children all,of the sudden saying they are a girl trapped in a boys body. No, it’s a result of the culture and environment in which they are being raised, by parents and teachers, that support and encourage this.

Oh and BTW…This She/He Government Attorney Chase Strangio, may appear to look like a man, but when She/He opens their mouth to speak, it’s a whole other deal! She/He has a very distinctive female voice. Almost makes Her/Him seem like a clown. 😳

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CitizenA's avatar

And look at the hands.

Even if hormones were to cause eruptions of brutishly masculine hairy knuckles it can never add enough bone size to mask the smaller fine-boned characteristics of feminine hands. šŸ¤ššŸ¼

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Concerned mom's avatar

Hearing her talk, and seeing her appearance sends my brain into full on TURMOIL! I refuse to do the she/he thing... She was BORN female!

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

Precisely why YHWH gave his chosen people clear instructions in the Torah about how to protect and even heal the divine genome they inherited from Adam, including to avoid blood at all costs and refrain from tattoos and piercings…

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Interesting. Ive always done so but curious what scripture refs. pls share

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

Once you realize that there are two bloodlines of humans on Earth, everything gets much clearer. Genesis 3:15 — (YHWH speaking to the Serpent/Devil) ā€œI will put enmity (hatred) between you and the woman (Eve, or all women?), and between your offspring (who are the Serpent’s offspring?) and her offspring (Yeshua and the other descendants of Adam?); he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.ā€ In Hebrew, one of the meanings of the root word for ā€œheelā€ is ā€œto supplant.ā€ Yeshua and Adam’s other descendants were intended to supplant the reign of the Serpent and his offspring on Earth, but the Serpent will injure and try to prevent those who carry the Divine Genome from supplanting him.

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Carlos's avatar

I’m listening to this audio book, right into what are you talking about here.

Birthright by Timothy Alberino.

It will help many to understand the why and where and how.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Gen. 3:15's "woman" is Mary the Theotokos (mother of God.)

Satan hates no one as much as her.

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

Genesis 9:2-4, Deuteronomy 12:16, Leviticus chapter 15, Leviticus 17:10-14, Leviticus 19:28.

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Fred's avatar

Read doctors’ rebuttals to a newly anti-vaxxer’s substack. Truly disheartening. Stayed up waaay to late responding politely to the most ridiculous. Much work to be done.

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TriTorch's avatar

Last one from Biblical Man:

They didn't storm our gates.

They opened day spas.

Ancient Rome's greatest historian watched it happen:

Men who once conquered nations now conquered by comfort.

First came the lounges - "Just relax"

Then the baths - "You deserve this"

Finally the feasts - "Treat yourself"

They called it civilization.

Tacitus called it servitude.

Sound familiar?

Your grandfathers worked callused hands.

Your fathers built with blistered palms.

You? Getting your monthly massage.

While you're chasing comfort, your enemies are chasing power.

While you're "finding yourself," they're finding weakness.

While you're "living your best life," they're planning your worst nightmare.

Comfort isn't progress.

It's surrender in silk robes.

Wake up.

Put down the scented candle.

Pick up your purpose.

By: https://substack.com/@biblicalman

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Alright, ALRIGHT! I subscribed already!

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TriTorch's avatar

To Biblical Man?

Don’t forget Out Here On the Perimeter too =)

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Juju's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Considering the ridicule, lies, and attacks since we let Radical Feminism and the Free Love movement in the house, it’s amazing we still stand. Shaky knees, yes, but God is gracious. Now that the momentum is turning His way, I’m reminded of imperatives for staying in grace and tapping into His power. Hey, you, ā€œLet the word of Christ dwell in you richlyā€ (Colossians 3:16). Hey, you, ā€œSeek My faceā€ (2 Chronicles 7:14). Hey, you, ā€œPray continuallyā€ (1 Thessalonians 5:17).

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MayBella82's avatar

I have been reading his substack and his wife’s for a while. It is always well written and relevant.

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Robin Landry's avatar

Didn’t the Scythians have a code like this? They lived on their horses with only a gold cup to drink out of they owned-or something like that.

Cowboy up. No wonder they got us off horses and into soft beds and cities.

Notice that it’s the cities that turn liberal?

All that comfort & free stuff attracts the seagulls who come a crap on your boat.

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Robin Landry's avatar

We have a problem with big tech, and big food, & big pharma not our children. Humans haven’t changed, the environment has.

Thank you for summing it up so nicely. šŸ‘šŸ»

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Jamie's avatar

We have a problem with death, darkness and demons. Period. As I have said before this is a war for the souls of man. Align with God or succumb to death.

We have to make a choice. Those who do not are still making a choice.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Damn! You nailed it today!

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MOMinator's avatar

I love Biblical Man’s substack! Also his wife’s Biblical Womanhood. šŸ™šŸ¼šŸ¤āœļø God’s truth, no holds barred…exactly what we need, in my humble opinion.

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TriTorch's avatar

Didn’t know they were married, that’s awesome! Thanks for letting me know MOMinator

I typically do not make recommendations, but in their case it cannot be helped.

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MOMinator's avatar

100% agree!

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Truth! Thank you TriTorch!

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Amen!

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rolandttg's avatar

Brilliant. Laziness is now an American trademark of most

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Jay Horton's avatar

Yes, totally disgusting.

Later Jay

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shayne's avatar

Brilliant!!!!!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

RE: Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause

Jeff Childers,

I hope you will answer this question for me. It's really important for future work.

I believe mail in "voting" violates the Equal Protection Clause. Why?

A walk in voter must present ID to even get a ballot and the ballot remains either in his possession or the possession of the county forever. Perfect Chain of Custody.

A mail in "voter" does not have to present ID to get a ballot and NO One knows who actually gets it, votes it, signs it and returns it. The ballot leaves the possession of the voter and the county and chain of custody is forever broken. It cannot be re-established because someone at the county determines a signature, after the fact, establishes identity or chain of custody.

What say you? Do I have an arguable case? Would you take it?

Dan

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I've been thinking for awhile now that there must be *some* way we could weaponize the Voting Rights Act to equalize voting / neutralize voter fraud.

After all, the Left has used it over and over again to wrestle local control and hand power to the feds.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Fred,

There is a way, it is called the Initiative. Look in your state's constitution. It should have something similar to what is in Arizona's Constitution. AZ Consti Article 4, Part 1, Section 1, sub para 8 reserves the power of the initiative to the electors at County level and below. It is supremely important power reserved to the people, but only if we know and use it. See it here: https://www.azleg.gov/const/4/1.p1.htm Read the whole thing, to understand how the creators of the Constitution created legislative power for us.

I'm working on a plan.... I will see how many people on here are even interested in becoming the "boots on the ground" required to successfully implement retaking our elections from those who have stolen them from us.

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

My now ex-husband and I used to be members (for a short time) of a group called Global Prosperity Group. They were similar to the John Birch Society and taught that once you get a Social Security number, you become a slave of the Federal Corporation known as the United States Federal Government, and are therefore subject to the laws of that entity, which exists in Washington D.C. I think that’s why anyone who commits a ā€œcrimeā€ within the city limits of Washington D.C. gets the book thrown at them. J6 and abortion clinic protesters certainly come to mind…

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daverkb's avatar

What makes anyone think that the Federal Power should have anything whatsoever to do with any elections? Was this ever so with the original organic Constitution for the United States? And yes, the difference between 'for' as found in the original organic constitution 'for the United States', and the 'of' as to the corporate replacement constitution is key and telling. 'For' implies outside agency acting up (as in drafting and ratifying as constitution), while 'of' implies inside and independent of outside agency (as in a corporation drawing up corporate by-laws as its rule of law).

Is the created creature greater than the creator? The Bible asks this question and its a doozy. The echo of the question is ... 'is the federated government greater than the states' which created it? (It thinks it is and acts so. And because this matter as to source of constitutional authority is never questioned, functionally and by praxis the Federal government acts the part of the tyrannical power at large. As stated above, the Big Lie was and is carefully concealed in the difference between two prepositions, 'for' and 'of'. And hardly a soul notices.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I think the power to conduct elections at County level is there for a reason. It is the closest to the Sovereign Citizens. We can overcome their theft of our election systems one county at a time through the Initiative process which they have tried to write out of existence or if not write it out, make it appear that it has been written out. And there is not a damn thing the state or feds can do about it about we citizens conducting Initiatives, they cannot even overcome the outcome of the election which would implement.

Still, Im wanting to know how the 14th's Equal Protection Clause might help us.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Slick observations. In that light, it's obvious to anybody who learned how to read pre-NCLB.

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daverkb's avatar

Hi~

I don't know what NCLB means. But I do know that most people do not have a ghost of a chance as to acting upon the world in their own behalf because the most important things to know in life are suppressed, particularly as to pertinent game changing information.

I also know that it is almost impossible to disabuse people of what they think they know by bringing to light what they don't know, and therefore what they have never considered. And in the world of politically ordered chaos it is Out of Sight, Out of Mind which rules supreme in the body politic. The system is design on purpose to achieve this Alice in Wonderland effect of never knowing the true basis of one existence.

What is even more depressing is that because we learn in bits and pieces of information stretched out over many years, the tipped over apple cart of mis-education cannot readily be corrected in just a few fell sentences. And thus better and more proper knowledge, that which takes decades to understand never stands a chance of ever being implemented.

Having studied the General Assembly of Virginia in a stretch of four to five years intensely, and as to the above, I have determined for myself that those who are 'elected' are as clueless as the rest of the population. And that is the overwhelming most of them. Why is this? It is because that they too were mis-educated within the same system of mis-education as the rest of us. And again, Out of Sight, Out of Mind thus rules supreme in most of the 'ruling class'.

The Western World, the world I know the most about, is one giant cattle herding operation. And the Eastern saying of 'he who knows doesn't say' applies as to those who rule from behind the curtain. And even they the Supreme Ruling Class of the tiny fraction of a fraction of less than once percent, I suspect that they too are horribly very wrong footed in their intellectual organization.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

NCLB is No Child Left Behind, Bush Jr’s initiative to set national K-12 academic standards. Eventually, Obama’s Race to the Top gutted game changing information from math, English, social studies, and civics classrooms. At the same time, it imprinted at least two generations with woke history and trash science. Too bad Indoctrination doesn’t come with instructions on how indoctrination works and how to escape it.

We let the powers take the Ten Commandments off campus and the Bible out of kids’ literature. We pretended there is no God and indoctrinated a generation of teachers who are now indoctrinating the next. History tells us the cycle is about as low as it can get, but the upswing is beginning. We witnessed a miracle at the polls, and Obama is incensed. Each of us helped make that happen, and we need to keep pushing. I imagine things will get uglier, but they’ve already made and keep making fatal mistakes.

History does show that every cross section of humanity contains good, mediocre, and rotten people. Our government literally represents that. I figure our representatives have more high-priced temptations than most of us, and therefore shorter shelf lives. We need to be better people, and our representatives need to be refreshed more often.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Interesting take!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

To me, it is a clear cut violation of the Equal Protection Clause, but I'm a Soldier, not a Lawyer. I'm convinced mail in voting was created to ensure wholesale election fraud was enabled and that a large pool of ballots would be available. Its why NGO spend so much time registering people - most of whom are low information people who don't intend to vote and many of whom are illegal and cannot even legally vote but due to the Federal Post Card Voter Registration, don't have to provide Documentary Proof of Citizenship. There are plenty of corrupt "county recorders" who do not care to verify.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Small precincts and strict limitations on mail-in ballots would take a load of slop out of the system. Between four of us working the general election, we knew most of our voters by name before they walked in, and they knew us. That’s pretty close to accountability. Next level up is the county election admin, now a friend, but not yet friendly enough for me to say, ā€œOpen the books and show me how you verified citizenship for our new voters.ā€ (Most of that verification happens at the SOS leveI, and that's a hard nut to crack.) I don’t want to strongarm my admin or the SOS. I want to trust, but I’m dying to verify. Suggestions?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

RH, It is the responsibility of each county recorder to verify citizenship of anyone registered to vote in their county. I would ask nicely to explain and demonstrate how each registered voter's citizenship was verified and including how they verify voters put on the voter rolls by outside agencies like MVD and SOS. If she/he doesn't comply, do a very specific and detailed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. That is not a strong arm request - although gubmint employees hate answering them because it makes them at least a little accountable.

You may not like what Im going to say next, but we are actually at the point where strong arm requests must be used if "nice" doesn't work. These people are elected, as employees, by us to do the work we pay them to do - they are not our friends. Many of them have summarily stolen our election processes from us with unchecked registration, connection of voter rolls to outside databases, ridiculous "signature verification" schemes which is not, and can never be legitimate verification, programmable machines and mail in voting never approved by the Citizens. (this is all based on the s_Election system currently in use in Arizona to steal elections.) Yours may not be as grotesque.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Thank you, DL. Working up the boldness to do that very thing. Prayers up for many of us to follow suit. ā€œFor God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mindā€ (2 Timothy 1:7).

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Makes sense

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J Kaz's avatar

Following. I hope he answers too!!

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striketheroot's avatar

Nothing has changed in our SELECTION system in the 21st century: Money talks while B.S. walks. Should you exhibit hostility or lack fealty toward our un-ELected owners you will be summarily be "un-ELectedL". As long as the money flows unchecked we will not be able to fairly elect our leaders.All else is an American Fairy Tale.

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Erin Fight's avatar

100,000%+++++

The only thing I'd say differently, is that voting has been rigged just about forever.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Under attack forever, at the very least. If we vote, I think we largely elect people of apparent honor and character, and then we get busy living our lives. But even good people get lobbied and corrupted. Exhibit 1, John Cornyn. There's no substitute for constant vigilance.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

re: largely elect people of apparent honor and character... I'm not so sure RH. Within the DNA of every politician lies the "con-artist" gene.

I do agree with constant vigilance.

I do think we are at a point where increased use of 2A vigilance is necessary. Yes, by the Divine Intervention of God, we got Trump across the finish line - but there were a whole lot of seats up and down the ticket stolen, during and after the election, and most folks are acting oblivious because we got Trump back.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

OK, I’m a little optimistic and far from ready to throw in the towel. We have great news for the Texas House. The old turncoat Speaker lost his chair. The lady next door stood up, paid a price, ran for office, and won it. Check it out. https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/new-salon-owner-jailed-amid-covid-lockdowns-wins-election-mace/

Sure, cheaters always cheat, but across the country, there were a lot of seats won too. Way I see it, a lot of us worked our tails off to get Trump elected, and God magnified our efforts just like He says He will. But if we walked 20 miles into the woods, we’re not walking out in 10. Even so, we have a lot of top quality people getting into position behind Trump. I mentioned General Flynn somewhere recently. He’s back, and he has a long memory. I say keep your powder dry but hold fire while certification and inauguration play out. https://x.com/GenFlynn/status/1865523829478469915

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

We can take the s_Election system back from them and restore it to the People's ELECTION system. Every county needs to do this - they had no right to take over OUR elections on the premise they were making it easier for us and without getting our consent. Do you have programmable machines? When were they authorized for use and by whom?

It takes "boots on the ground" to create the Initiative, get the required number of electors to sign the petitions required and then making sure EVERYONE in the County understands the intent and purpose of the Initiative and then goes and votes. This includes critically watching to make sure no one can steal the election. Your Initiative should spell out how the election will be conducted. Most county supervisors/employees will not be happy with our efforts as they like determining who does and does not get elected- especially themselves. I do not trust any of them no matter how nice they appear. I do not trust any of them no matter how nice they appear to be - yes I said it twice. Most are either lazy, or corrupt, or corrupt and lazy - and they all think they own us, not vice versa. I am talking about Arizona... yours may be different, but I doubt it.

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Sue Kelley's avatar

What the other side calls toxic masculinity. I'll take it Every. Day. Of. The. Week ā¤ļø

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s only ā€œtoxicā€ because it gets in the way of their agenda 😔

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JF's avatar

Beautiful ā¤ļø

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Debra's avatar

The older I get the more I see the younger people (those 40+) come to the truth. I am sure they feel silly like I did when I was 21 and found the Lord and also found out I did not know squat about truth and knowledge and was toting around a 3-year-old who was looking at and watching me.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Tritorch,

ā¤ļø this!

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Excellent! I love this.

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Teresa Parmenter's avatar

Great post! Hits home and is right on target. Amen šŸ™šŸ»

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great stuff today!!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

This is great. sent to hubby

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Juju's avatar

I love biblicalman’s Substack! These two are great examples of the goosebumps it often gives. ā¤ļøā¤ļø

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And the glory of that 22% increase at the same time Biden's goons have been putting Bible-buyers' names on a special naughty list. Guess the Church does prosper under persecution. Take that, you Biden creeps!

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Wow! Having been glad every time I see your posts, I guess I assumed you to be older. Only because of your wisdom. This one hit it out of the park! Ty

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Carolyn's avatar

Love love love this..AMEN and AMEN. Tri you have been missed

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TriTorch's avatar

Thank you Carolyn, I’ve missed you guys =)

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Linda Rex's avatar

This is super good. Could I get permission to use it in church publications?

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TriTorch's avatar

Thank you Linda, but they are not mine. Please reach out to Biblical Man for perimission here:

https://substack.com/@biblicalman

Im sure he will be thrilled to have these powerful messages distributed

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cpr's avatar

Amen brother.

You've got the real thing now.

Bible is it.

(The King James is the most accurate translation, in the English language.)

I encourage you to read it to your family, and pray with them, like my father used to do.

5 minutes in the morning

5 minutes in the evening

Daily Family Worship will transform your family, and your nation.

Your family will go out the door in the morning, inoculated against the wiles of Satan and his people.

Your family will go out the door, to do good.

Good people, spreading good.

21 Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good - Romans 12

God Bless

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Oh my, just the fact that this transgender issue has to go all the way to the Supreme Court says how far our society has fallen. There is no such thing as "gender affirming healthcare". Another euphemism for child mutilation and abuse.

Yes, how ironic that one government attorney is a trans named Strangio. Is this a movie script?

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Politico Phil's avatar

The history books a hundred years from now will ridicule and laugh at our stupidity.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Dark Ages

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Jo Highet's avatar

No, they will call in the Dumb Ages, sadly.

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Doohmax's avatar

Phil...I doubt there will be history books a hundred years from now.

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BBS's avatar

Let’s hope.

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Carlos's avatar

That is already happening around the world

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Juju's avatar

It’s giving credibility to the whims and logic of mental illness - schizophrenia, sociopathy, and narcissism. It really is just like the Batman movies where the insane are given the power to govern over the city. They care only about justifying and forcing their own twisted logic and reasoning at all costs. I believe half of them truly believe what they’re selling yet lack the gift of discernment and wisdom, but the other half see the insanity of it all and revel in watching it burn everything down. Demons among us.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Well said.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Good comment, TY.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well said!

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Carrie's avatar

I’m praying the court upholds this law… child mutilation with surgery, hormones, and ā€œsocialā€ transition is an abomination.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Mengele-level experimentation on a trusting public.

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CitizenA's avatar

ā€œ Mengele-level experimentation on a trusting public.ā€

Oh wow Real Mary Rose, that is such an appropriate comparison.

And I agree with Carrie, this is truly an abomination.

A mixture of evil and insanity IMO.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

It's so horrific and insane, and yet most people are OK with it - that makes it even more surreal.

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MaryAnn's avatar

With parents pushing the transition. The ultimate betrayal. Worse than the pedos in cassocks at the altar.

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shayne's avatar

The bearded female is hosting many demons.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Agreed. We should pray for her to be rid of them. It's been hard for me to even consider doing that, but it would be the Christian thing to do.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Right? I have been posting about her for years, and her ridiculous and nasty treatment of women. She's right there with the ACLU, fighting to support laws that put violent male criminals into women's jails. IOW, cruel and unusual punishment for female inmates. She is disgusting. I am very glad to see these trans arguments fall apart as the insane nuttery they've always been. Now we need to figure out (I think I already know, though) how our society let it get this far.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Part of it is the ā€œbe kindā€ mentality, wanting to be ā€œinclusiveā€ and not ā€œhurtfulā€ to the point of enabling and promoting mental illness šŸ˜•

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Yes. "Be kind" but not to the women getting a violent male sex offender roommate. "Be tolerant" of your house or business being burned down by crazy race-baiters. Sure.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, only the ā€œdisadvantagedā€ groups get the be kind treatment šŸ˜•

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

And in many cases, "disadvantaged" by choice.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Kindness to the cruel - is cruelty to the kind.

You cannot have a sadist without a masochist.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

^^^^That's it, right there.

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walk2write's avatar

It’s more like a comic book but not funny.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

yes, a "graphic novel"

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L1's avatar

I bet she legally changed her name to that. Remember they are looking for any attention, even negative attention.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

L1 - Well, arguing a case before the Supreme Court has brought him/her attention, and brought attention to this nonsense. It also shows a lack of respect for the institution.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, they argued that toddlers could know that they are transgender šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„

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SA's avatar

Middle name is vagenis. Very strangio.

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Timothy Wallace's avatar

Yep. That's exactly what it is, a 'movie script'. Too bad that the plot isn't something inspiring or informative. Instead, it's just an off-putting story about one sect of liberal identity politics that pretends to believe in a fake premise with an agenda to change reality as everybody knows it to be. So preposterous that it made it this far that it brings to mind 'The Emperor's New Clothes', but this is the 'reality' that a fringe group on the left are living, for the moment.

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Dena's avatar

Strangio - as Jeff often says ā€œif that’s their real nameā€, (I doubt it). No such thing as gender affirming care nor reproductive care / rights, which are really the opposite of their monikers. Both involve maiming & killing - not care.

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cpr's avatar

Thanks Dave.

All men in women's clothing, are just pretending.

Nothing more.

If genitalia does not define sex ...

How could its removal, affirm it ?

The US Congress has ruled that no man will be permitted in Congressional Ladies washrooms or locker rooms.

If it is good enough for Congress, it is good enough for the rest of us.

Ohio has tabled (or passed) similar legislation.

This issue is on its last legs.

We need to push it down the stairs.

And then, we need to demand, than no man, disturbed enough to be wearing Mommy's clothing, should be in any position of authority ...

and MOST CERTAINLY SHOULD NOT HAVE ACCESS TO CHILDREN.

NY Prosecutor Dafna Yoran, is a man, pretending to be a woman.

This disturbed man, has charged Daniel Penny with murder, for defending himself against a violent convicted criminal on the subway.

This is a perfect example, of why, disturbed men, in women's clothing, should be pitied and cared for, but NOT ELECTED TO HIGH OFFICE.

On each side walk the wicked when vile men are high in place - Psalm 12

God Bless

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

More proof that men are better at EVERYTHING!!! Including being women.

I wish those ā€˜70s-ā€˜80s era feminists (who are now deafeningly silent) had told me that then. I could have skipped that whole phase of thinking I was a feminist.

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N Danger's avatar

Naomi Wolf stands out as intelligent and principled.

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Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

All eyes on the courts. Pray for Daniel Penny. Thomas and Alito were brilliant. Such a contrast to Jackson, who analogized that banning child mutilation was like banning interracial marriage, and Sotomayor, who compared side effects of hormones to aspirin.

Awkward time for the first ever trans Congresswoman to enter Capitol Hill - Sarah/Tim McBride (she/her) was endorsed by Biden and the entire Delaware machine: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/sarah-mcbride-seth-moulton-trans-democrat-congress

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Jpeach's avatar

If I was riding any public transportation, I would feel much safer with Daniel Penney sitting nearby.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

Not anymore. The Daniel Penneys of the world have been told to ā€œstand downā€ and let the assaults and thefts run rampant.

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Betsy Frost's avatar

I suspect that the Daniel Penneys of the world will always act out of instinct despite the admonition of the collective. God bless them.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Saw a photo of an older woman riding the subway with brass knuckles on her right hand. Armed and dangerous :))

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Jamie's avatar

šŸ’Æ

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Dena's avatar

Yep, that’s the plan. They want more chaos so they can swoop into ā€œfixā€ it.

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Sue Kelley's avatar

Does Sotomayor not realize all aspirin products were long ago removed from children's medicine because it causes Rhys syndrome and kills them?

Big pharm repackaged Baby aspirin ( 81 mg) into heart medication( low dose aspirin)

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STH's avatar

She’s a DEI hire, literally stupid and totally unqualified to be a judge of any kind.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

Yes! Won’t/wouldn’t answer the question what is a woman: doesn’t even know what she is, or does she stand to pee? ( or just smart enough to know that is a got you question and wouldā€˜ve excluded her from decisions like the Tennessee law before the court now. She was probably nominated to the court expressly to be able to write a minority opinion that could be used in a future case to get the very sensible law thrown out.

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SuezCanal's avatar

That was Jackson, not Sotomayor.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

Maybe both, I distinctly recall seeing on video , oh I meant to say / refer to Jackson, transgender wasn’t even a thing back when the wise Latina was confirmed.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

MY bad, I thought I was referring to Jackson.

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NAB's avatar

I used to think the criticism of the "wise Latina" justice and now her cohort, Justice Brown, was overblown by the Right. I no longer do. I can't believe they have lifetime appointments to the highest court.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Nope never overblown. They are just tools šŸ˜• At least Ruth Bader Ginsburg was smart.

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Jo Highet's avatar

Don’t forgot! Justice Sotomayor peddled completely false Covid lies in court- I can’t remember exactly what they are now – but I was appalled at how she parroted the media talking points with such ease. It was awful!!

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nancylee's avatar

well aspirin is actually quite deadly.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

All pharmaceuticals can be Tylenol probably more deceptively deadly, because you don’t become symptomatic until it is too late.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Tylenol far worse. Read A Midwestern Doctor

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

Well, You can die from a massive GI bleed from aspirin gastritis and you are just as dead as if you die from liver failure from a Tylenol OD.

I am well aware of the toxicity of Tylenol. I was in training (1977-79) when Tylenol OD became a popular method of suicide gesture (as apposite to attempt for teenage girls who needed to draw attention to their distress, but really didn’t want to kill themselves. It seemed so innocuous, OTC, didn’t hurt your tummy, but then a couple days later, you started vomiting and turning yellow as your liver failed. Fortunately a few years (1974) before someone hit upon the antidote (N-acetyl cysteine, trade name Mucomyst) that reverses the toxicity if given soon enough, and published a case report, By the time we were seeing these cases there were some published protocols in several papers that we could use as a starting point.

The liver has a limited capacity to metabolize acetaminophen, and once that capacity is overwhelmed, a hepatotoxic (liver poisnoning) metabolite is produced, and unless you you can remove the excess Tylenol or give the antidote the liver is damaged and, if badly enough damaged, you die of liver failure before the liver can repair itself.

Mucomyst is the treatment, a liquid medicine originally marketed for loosing up mucous lung secretions, and given by nebulization, but fit given orally it is readily absorbed in the upper GI tract and goes right to the liver where it diverts and metabolizes the most toxic metabolite by combining the toxic metabolyte with N-acetly cysitine to produce glutathione thus preventing the liver damage that otherwise would occur. It is best given by mouth or NG tube, so we residents looked up the papers that describe the process and the calculations for the appropriate doing and the levels of Tylenol in the blood at the time after the ingestion that necessitated treatment and the dose necessary to give. We felt like we were on the cutting edge of medicine (and we were).

End of personal brag.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

I know and like reading A Midwestern Doctor, I will take a little chance to tell a personal brag about that.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Why oh why is Daniel Penny on trial. And how does an entire jury not agree that it is wrong and stupid. Where is sanity? I missing something ?

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NAB's avatar

First, have you seen a picture of the prosecutor arguing the case? A clear example of physiognomy. Second, she referred to Daniel Penny throughout the case as "the white man." Not "the defendant" or "Mr. Penny" but "the white man" hoping to stir racial animus up in all the jurors' hearts. Absolutely despicable.

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Juju's avatar

That should be grounds for a mistrial, leading the jury. If we shouldn’t use race in other ways we definitely shouldn’t allow it wielded in a trial!

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RunningLogic's avatar

😔🤬

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Based Florida Man's avatar

The prosecutor is Jewish. Everything in her world view, according to her writings, is colored by the holocaust. Whites are the root problem, and they must pay.

I can drop sources if interested. Just google her name.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

She is not a practicing jew.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's her identity. She's a Social Justice Warrior, righting the wrongs of the past.

She was born in Israel and is a lesbo.

"Daniel Penny’s prosecutor is fueled by a ā€œsense of responsibility as the daughter of a Holocaust survivor with grandparents murdered by Nazisā€¦ā€

She is apparently obsessed with ā€œwhite supremacyā€ and ā€œNeoNazis.ā€

You just know she was licking her chops the second she saw Daniel."

https://x.com/Villgecrazylady/status/1864108918055604557

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Having sat on a jury for a criminal trial in a blue state I can completely see the room right now. There’s a self-righteous angry man at the end pounding the table yelling that this man is guilty because a man similar to him did xyz to someone he knows. (Completely ignoring the instructions that we were to ONLY use the evidence presented in the trial, not have personal bias, and prove BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT the evidence shows him guilty. Which it did not) There’s the mute 20-something who’s only shared that she ā€œjust wants to go homeā€ and will agree to whatever judgment gets her that. There are the others who believe just because a woman alleges something against a man it must mean the man is guilty, because women never lie. And then there are the two people out of 12 that actually listened to instructions and are trying the entire time to remind others of them and our grave responsibility to make the right choice that could severely change this man’s life for the better or worse with our decision. I pray I never have to be at the mercy of a jury. It scares the hell out of me having witnessed our ā€œjusticeā€ system at work in that room. I hope that in other states it’s a different environment entirely.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Oh my, let's make the jury out of the people that were on the subway and protected.

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SteelJ's avatar

Wouldn't matter if they're typical NYC libs. If they felt gratitude at all, it would be long gone. Their mental illness trumps reality every time, like the vax true believer who, when their child dies with the syringe still in his arm, would swear it was an accident.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Crazy truth

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BBS's avatar

My husband was killed by a drunk driver, who passed another car on a double yellow line--the driver of that car estimated the drunk driver was going 80 MPH based on his own speed at the time.

This drunk hit my husband head-on and my husband was killed instantly. My husband was 29 at the time and he left not only me, a 29 year old widow, but 2 small children--my daughter was only 8 months old.

In spite of the fact this guy was drunk and had killed someone, the jury basically let the guy go scot-free. Afterward, one juror actually said, "It was a Friday night. Everyone parties on a Friday night. And I know that road. There is no place TO pass on it. Joe Smith (not his real name) had other choice."

He had given no indication that this was his thought process when he was selected to be on the jury.

So would I EVER trust a jury to be fair and to consider the facts. Ab-so--effing--lutely not.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh wow. That is heartbreaking and infuriating!! Just shaking my head šŸ˜•šŸ˜ž

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Jamie's avatar

I will never forget the lesson I had as a kid in the 80’s. My mother was on a jury for a man with a DUI and came home with a list of reasons they had to let him go. He failed the alphabet because he was illiterate, he couldn’t walk a straight line because he had a disability due to injury, and the list went on as to why he failed the roadside test… they couldn’t prove he was drunk. Just wrong. I knew then it was a sham. Money and/or a crafty defense would get you off.

I am sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort give you comfort and healing for your soul.

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Carlos's avatar

I’m sorry to hear about your loss

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

😭

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

BBS I'm so sorry!šŸ™

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nancylee's avatar

made me laugh. a friend was a jury foreman on a very clear case of sorority girl running a stop sign hitting a motorcyclist. 'but she was so sweet' and 'he looked suspicious" she kept them there until they finally acknowledged the facts . . .

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Exactly. As I’ve heard from other professionals, ā€˜these people are not your peers.’

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Susan's avatar

Poor Daniel Penny’s life will never be the same, no matter what happens. I bet h3 is pretty broken up by this poor man dying in his hold. I am confident he was trying to protect others when this happened.

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BBS's avatar

He should be honored as a hero.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

George Floyd-afied

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shayne's avatar

Exactly

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

It is NYC, sanity is almost non-existent there, millions suffering from the woke mind virus. It is why that rotten UHC "CEO" needed to be terminated with extreme prejudice. Remember, this jury is from the same population who voted unanimously to convict Trump.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

They're Yankees.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

But since we are of the day, let us be sober, having put on the breastplate of faith and love, and as a helmet, the hope of salvation. For God has not appointed us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us, so that whether we are awake or asleep, we will live together with Him. Therefore, comfort one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.

— 1 Thessalonians 5:8-11 LSB

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Juju's avatar

I’m struggling with wrath this week. On one hand I feel ashamed and that I’m not heeding this Bible verse properly, but on the other hand God doesn’t ban anger, he says ā€œbe slow to angerā€. It’s clear in the Bible there is a just position and time for righteous anger. God used such anger to fight the evil in the OT. People point to only the NT as if we are never to let our anger show, but even Jesus toppled the tables in the Temple. I’m overwhelmed with the evil in our world and find I have a very short fuse for the nonsense of it. I’m not being mean to someone or their post because they are attacking me personally, I’m being mean because they are attacking God’s precious design and hurting innocent people, especially children. I’ve lost patience with tolerating the outward condoning of what is happening in our society by being more obsessed with being nice than speaking the truth. And my truth has been harsh this past week. Some would say I’m not speaking truth in love, possibly pull a verse like this out and claim I’m disobeying God, but at what point is the rage acceptable? At what point is it time to topple the tables? Like I said, šŸ˜† I’m struggling with this one right now. I’m not facing people that are simply lost and need time and compassion ti find God and His truth, I’m facing pure evil. I just don’t think I’m supposed to be loving and accepting of Satan or his minions.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I understand where you’re coming from. I believe it is called righteous anger and there are so many opportunities for it to well up. But I think this particular passage is referring to the fact that those who are saved will avoid the wrath of God, praise Jesus. Not for wrath but for salvation. Hallelujah!

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Juju's avatar

Ohhh I was seeing his ā€œappointingā€ of us as ā€œinto a position of duty.ā€ But you’re seeing it as appointing us as in ā€œslotted forā€ something, being placed into a category, like salvation rather than his wrath. And re-reading it from that perspective I see that the words following the appointing part support your perspective more logically than mine. Thanks for something extra to chew on. This is why is word is ā€œaliveā€. It’s forever breathing on its own and there IS logic and sense to it. Iron sharpens iron as one man (woman) helps another. Thank you.

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Anger is not an evil unless you use it to sin. Anger is actually a tool to get us to move our hesitant and lazy and complacent backsides to action. Against blatant evil is one of them. ESPECIALLY evil against children and elderly and those who cannot defend themselves. We can actually sin by our INACTION in those cases. Constantly reevaluate the anger you feel and make sure it is still directed to evil and not to be right in an argument, not to ā€œwinā€ against someone, and not to sin with it. It is an emotion given to us by God, and has its place, just as the emotion of Joy, but we must be prudent and careful in its use.

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Juju's avatar

I wonder if capitalizing ā€œIGNORANTā€ and ā€œFOOLISHā€ in my reply is considered sinning? Or telling someone to ā€œgrow the * upā€ with a swear word in there? I feel like if I’m attacking something evil, pretty words just aren’t going to cut it. If I’m brutally honest, I’m letting my anger and rage dictate my choice of words and boy do I let it fly. I do feel that’s the part where I might be wrong. Is there always a way to speak the rage without cruel words? Or are there times when they are the only words that cut through the veil of lies?

I never lose it like that when someone is mean to me or attacking me personally. I don’t do it to defend myself or for any kind of selfish gain. It only happens when someone is trying to normalize or defend something truly evil.

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Tom's avatar

Don't let your flesh do the talking. Like James said, in his epistle, bridle your tongue. But remember, it's not you doing the bridling. Turn to Jesus before you hit send. Re-word your reply if necessary, to honor Him and not bring the Truth into disrepute.

I'm often sorry when I fail to do this.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

It may sound trite, but there is merit in the WWJD question that many people were wearing on bracelets some years back. What would He say? How would He see the situation?

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Johnny-O's avatar

Unless, as some hypothesize, the evil forces are harvesting our angry/bad energy....turn it to good and do something to improve your circumstances or community.

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Freebird's avatar

Juju, I believe we’ve been intimidated for too long by those who use the old canard, judge not lest you be judgedā€. We have a duty to call out evil.

ā€œAt what point is it time to topple the tables?ā€

Way overdue, is my answer. We should stop being concerned with hurting someone’s feelings over speaking truth. Jesus said, ā€œI AM the Truthā€, so in effect, when we speak the truth we are sharing Jesus.

I see this as a real failure of the church at large. We’ve allowed the world to create a narrative of what it means to be a Christian, rather than following what the Word actually says.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well said especially that last sentence!! šŸŽÆ

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Dena's avatar

It’s time to put an end to the struggle. You, we, most of us know what’s good & right - Time to boldly call out the evil. ā€œWoe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.ā€

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Freebird's avatar

The perfect answer!

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Granny Annie's avatar

I understand your wrath. I, too, am struggling, mightily, because my wrath is co-mingled with grief. I cannot grieve the death of my 31-year-old mentally ill daughter (in October) without wrath towards the evil that caused her death joining in, and sometimes overtaking the grief. I can't even explain how hard this is or the pain. I cling to my and my Kelli's favorite verse, Philippians 4:13. And pray a lot.

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Juju's avatar

Oh Annie, I’m so sorry. šŸ˜” I’ll keep you in my prayers.

I have been estranged from my daughter for ten years after losing her to all the evil out there, so yes I believe my grief over her absence is combining with my wrath as well.

I’ve also spent that decade fighting to save the lives of my two boys too, both who were suicidal and hospitalized. It’s been anything but a storybook family experience despite our sincere effort, prayers, hopes, and dreams - and there is immense pain in that. I try not to let that pain turn me bitter. But I do think it bleeds into my reactions to all the evil out there that caused it.

I pray for peace for you that God will hold you close at this time. ā¤ļøā¤ļø

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Keep praying, Juju! Keep praying! I promise every single word is heard! I spent an entire year writing my prayers to God in my daily devotional, begging Him to hear me and help me understand. I have a book of long prayers of grief and joy. My daughter, pregnant with twins, shut me completely out of her life. Her closest sibling defended her behavior... They claimed endless skewed recollections about our parenting, their growing up.... despite that we mortgaged our house twice, and spent endless hours and money taking she and her sister to ballet lessons throughout their lives which both endlessly begged for us to provide... She had her in laws present for her Christmas time birth. We were excluded and barely heard from her until the twins were three months old. We saw our identical twin granddaughters in photos only... it was heartbreaking! I kept praying. Our eldest daughter was invited to her showers before hand and to see them two months after their birth... After much discussion with her mother in law and our eldest daughter we were finally invited to visit for 4 days... when they were 4 months old which she complained about after we departed because, I didn't do enough...

Two months later, she, her family, and her sisters and their families joined us on a family get together here in Florida one weekend. Although it was a very short visit, it was wonderful! We shared all of our meals, the beach, sightseeing, and pool time eating up every second of the short time we carved out! Since then we've been to visit them a short 5 days. So far, no holiday visits, but we remain hopeful we can gather our brood for Christmas 2025, if the good Lord's willing and the creeks don't rise!

Never give up! Never ever give up hope! God loves to bring broken famililies back together again! My heart is full of love and hope for you!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Praying for you and your family also Juju šŸ™

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Thanks, Juju. My heart hurts for you. My Kel attempted at least twice. The last time was 10 years ago, but her anguish never ceased. She prayed for God to take her home, and He did. On His own. She didn't even have to help. I am shattered. And very, very bitter. Because of what was done to her by the very people sworn to protect and serve her. Instead, they caused her death. Forgiveness is not in me. Not now, anyway. Maybe never. Thank you for your prayers, and I will keep you in mine. Mental illness is not for sissies.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

I highly recommend the book, Hearing Jesus Speak Into Your Sorrow by Nancy Guthrie. It is a beautiful book! May God grant you His enduring love with a generous helping of grace and compassion. I grieve with you. God bless.

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Granny Annie's avatar

I will look for this book.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I am so sorry for your loss šŸ˜žšŸ˜¢ Praying for you šŸ™

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char's avatar

Prayers. Love.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same questions, same struggle šŸ˜• The hurting innocent people (especially children!!) part really gets to me. And it’s not accidentally or that they mean well but are misguided, it’s purely for their own agenda and power 😔😔😔 Just evil!!

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

I have similar struggles. It is very draining. I continue to ask God for guidance.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Thomas Aquinas notes that the lack of anger when it is called for is a vice, not a virtue.

https://www.newadvent.org/summa/3158.htm

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Karen Duddlesten's avatar

At some point, David picked up the rock and threw it at Goliath. Many of us have reached that point and are picking up rocks.

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Carlos's avatar

Amen

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Jacquie's avatar

Happy Feast of St. Nicholas! šŸŽ…

Go out and be generous in some way today. It’s the only way to combat all the crazy in the world.

The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it.

John 1:5

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RunningLogic's avatar

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Pray for Mr Penny .

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NAB's avatar

Catholics pray the Rosary contemplating the events in Christ's life as we do so. On Fridays, a day of penance, we contemplate the "Sorrowful Mysteries" which include: Agony in the Garden, Scourging at the Pillar, Crowning of Thorns, Carrying the Cross and finally, Crucifixion. While praying them this morning I thought of Daniel Penny and offered my small pittance of a prayer on his behalf.

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MayBella82's avatar

I will add him when I pray the rosary today too. I have not thought to add him but I am very much grateful that men like him exist.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Praying!!

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Jeff C's avatar

Following up on yesterday’s UHC assassin story, I’ve been thinking about it and it seems pretty clear what’s going on here…

Due to the clot shot, Americans are sicker than ever with rates of cancer, strokes, heart issues, and other serious maladies increasing significantly. The health insurance companies didn’t plan for this and their payouts have increased substantially. However, the insurance market is regulated and they can’t just raise premiums to compensate.

No one will admit the truth about what happened with the shots. The insurance companies have the most to lose so you would think they would call out Pharma and the FDA, if for no other reason than to turn the liability back on them. But they won’t as they are all part of the same corrupt racket. Plus they also pushed the shot with payouts to doctors for hitting vaccination targets.

So instead of coming clean, they are ignoring the shot’s role and are desperately trying to cut costs. They are doing this in the most callous, cruel-hearted way possible in denying legitimate claims using technicalities. This is obviously coordinated and coming from top-down orders. People who received treatment in good-faith are being denied due to twisted interpretations as not being medically required. People in the middle of treatment (such as cancer) are being told it’s no longer covered or they must use cheaper options.

UHC is one of the absolute worst, with claim rejection rates double that of other insurers. Their claim denials have increased substantially over the past four years and there is a clear pattern. It’s not organic, but obviously being orchestrated directly from the corporate office. Plus I’m sure there’s just old-fashioned greed as the corporate executives must hit their profit targets to get their bonuses (usually in the tens of millions.) So they are screwing over the little guy because they think they can, what’s he going to do about it?

Well, the CEO found out. When you repeatedly treat people like garbage, eventually you are going to piss off the wrong person. The Bible tells us to be kind to each other not just because it’s what God wants, but because He knows it’s good for us. People who repeatedly abuse other people and treat them as objects to be exploited will pay a price. Usually it’s after death but occasionally it happens in the life. What goes around comes around.

I find it very hard to have any sympathy for this guy. Putting on a suit doesn’t make him any different from the common thug robbing people at gunpoint. In fact it’s far worse as UHC’s actions destroyed people financially and often destroyed their health. Good luck finding a jury to convict the assassin assuming he’s ever caught.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

He's not going to be caught. This was a black op. It didn't just occur. There was intelligence preparation. There was manning and equipping. There was training and rehearsal. There was surveillance to determine target patterns and opportunity. There was escape and evasion planning and training.

It was a well-run operation and resulted in mission success.

This capability needs expanding in to every county.

The "elite" need to fear the American people again.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

If it's a Black Op the guy in the photos is likely an MKUltra programmed assassin/victim in which case they can find and prosecute him, because he won't be (mentally) able to defend himself anyway. There are lots of these in the country just waiting to be triggered into action, from what I've been reading for years. We'll be able to tell by his behavior (if caught) or if they just kill him outright (oops!) while he's being arrested, etc. Everything about this incident screams false flag.

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SteelJ's avatar

You are giving the globalists and deep state way too much credit. It's impossible to overestimate their greed, lust for power, and evil. But many overestimate their competence and intelligence, though many of them are damn smart. They don't have the ability to control the human brain like that, despite trying.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Well, I consider this to be on the stupid side. It's like other events where if you spend even 10 minutes scrutinizing it, you'll find a shitload of holes. They are stupid and they don't do a great job. But they don't need to, because the mockingbird media will report the "FACTS" as they give them.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Daniel L - It was certainly a planned hit.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Except it was done by our very own cia. Obviously.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

The reason for these false flags are usually 1 of 2 things: Distraction, or way to remove more of our rights. This one, timing-wise, makes me think it's distraction.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I don't know for sure. I think some angry, competent people built a team.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I don't have proof who did it, you might Alan. But, I approve of the way it was done and how justice was meted out. There are a whole lot of people outside of the CIA who could successfully conduct this operation.

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RunningLogic's avatar

It does seem odd that he’s not been caught yet. But maybe they’ll end up ā€œcatchingā€ someone else to take the fall šŸ¤”

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SteelJ's avatar

My thoughts. They may say they caught the killer, but we know how much they lie.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I'm not convinced it wasnt intentional manual re-racks. He was really cool in conducting the "clearing" procedure, multiple times. If it was actually jams, he might have gone to his back up piece.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

They found one unfired round. I’m thinking he didn’t test with the suppressor. Because he didn’t do a tax stamp on it. So it’s not like you can go to too many places and whip it out. So I’m thinking he was limited to single shot. Hence three racks.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

It was what THAT particular gun does with a silencer on it....

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robren72's avatar

I've been thinking the same thing...a professional assassin would have a nice gun that doesn't jam. This guy obviously had practiced and he was used to his gun jamming and knew how to clear it. He also obviously planned the whole thing. But I think he's an amateur.

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carily myers's avatar

Read an article today on the pistol. It's been identified. Very pricy, SINGLE shot, 9mm, w/supressor. He was emptying the slug after each shot. Was very experienced at it, BTW.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

$6,000 gun. Only 250 in the US...

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

How convenient to leave 3 unused bullets behind to look like it was a disgruntled customer.

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Irunthis1's avatar

I read they reversed this policy yesterday after it got excoriated on X by the masses.

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Janet's avatar

True. There was backpedaling on that story by last night.

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Irunthis1's avatar

Well, Taylor Lorenz also posted a picture of blue cross ceo to her x account with this story tagged and said it would be a shame if the same thing happens to her. What a charmer.

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shayne's avatar

Good thing it was posted to X, facebook would have pulled it down straightaway....

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Irunthis1's avatar

True. While I found the story about only paying for partial anesthesia to be reprehensible, I wouldn’t post , for the world to see, that I thought someone might take out the CEO for this policy. I *might* in jest, privately to my family say, suggest these sorts of decisions might get a person killed, but I would never suggest it in a public post as though it was a good idea. Especially if I were a well known public figure. Smacks of stupidity. And a possible legal liability.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Don't even jest to family. It might come back to bite you later.

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NAB's avatar

The headline was absolutely shocking. I mean, WHAT?? Anesthesia won't be reimbursed beyond an pre-determined, authorized amount of time? How would they set the standard? (I'm sure they have statisticians calculating average times for every procedure, but still - things happen). Glad to hear they abandoned such an insane proposal. And what caused them to implement it anyway? Do they think surgeons were dillydallying in the OR? Has anesthesia costs gone up? OR are more people requiring surgery??

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I've had BSBC FOR THIRTY SIX YEARS MULTIPLE TIMES. INSURANCE IS NEVER YOUR FRIEND! But you might get one good adjuster in a whirlwind. šŸŒŖļø

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Janet's avatar

Our state teachers retirement health insurance switched from UHC to Aetna last year. Wonder if there was a whiff of something. Probably just negotiations. Seems ok but I wish they would stop calling us every day. We never answer.

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shayne's avatar

WOW

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

There were cryptic words inscribed on the shell casings, that may point to insurance companies refusing to pay claims.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Or it could be a distraction. Maybe it was a government hit job.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

I rolled my eyes when I read that. Seriously? In a real case, they would absolutely NOT be releasing that information. This is like a bad movie.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Or misdirection by our illustrious cia.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Jeff C - well thought out comment, thank you.

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Juju's avatar
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This is definitely one viable take.

Another is the CEO was planning on blowing the whistle and was going to attempt to do as you said and throw the liability back at Pharma and the FDA. He might have had a change of perspective/heart and since he was in a position to be successful in causing that damage he had to be taken out. Something about the shooter in the video didn’t scream ā€œdisgruntled customerā€ to me. Certainly not ā€œrighteous angerā€. But I guess it’s possible that someone like that could be calculated and cool so your take is just as reasonable. I mean maybe there WAS a group of people that got together and plotted this to punish the company. Who says only our government can be successful at a planned hit? Maybe citizens can be too.

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SteelJ's avatar

If it was a group of pissed off regular citizens, they'll be caught for sure. There's always a weak link in a group like that who can't keep their mouth shut.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

No maybe, there are. Actually, this capability needs to become part of our Civics training and proper application of the 2A to keep folks very well aware, and in compliance with, our Constitutional rights.

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Johnny-O's avatar

Good theory, but at the same time, denying care/claims to maximize profits was their MO long long before the roll out of the clot shots, this has just exacerbated the problem.

I have UHC and it is awful.....

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Jeff C's avatar

Yes I agree. Stats and anecdotes show it's definitely gotten much worse over the past few years (hence my shot theory as something is driving it). And the more people they piss off, the more likely it'll be the wrong person.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Could be a case of the straw breaking the camel’s back.

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NAB's avatar

Isn't UHC the biggest government insurance contractor?

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NAB's avatar

I like your analysis about the role of the shot and the insurance companies unwillingness to recognize the fall out in a straightforward manner. I don't, however, want to live in a society where we can casually dismiss the apparent execution of someone. This incident has too much of a French Revolution vibe to it. If he did something wrong, then charge him with a crime and put him on trial. If this was an aggrieved person taking revenge for a denied claim, then it is straight up vigilantism. That's not good for us and things will get quickly out of control.

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SteelJ's avatar

Your point about vigilantes executing whoever they think deserves has some merit, but fails the real-world test IMO. Your idea to charge him with a crime and put him on trial never happens. The psychopaths at the top pretty much always die wealthy, of natural causes. I don't think vigilantism will spiral out of control. It's a rare individual who can and will do something like this, if it was a pissed-off vigilante.

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Jeff C's avatar

I agree that the rise of vigilantism portends nothing good. But without a functioning government that prosecutes predatory practices, what are the options?

I'm a capitalist not a Marxist. But in a functioning, capitalist system there's a requirement that both sides operate in good faith. It's without coercion and with an understanding both sides will honor their obligations. We have nothing like this now, but anyone who questions it is demonized as ungrateful and lazy, particularly by brain-dead boomers who still think it's 1980.

We now live in an age of predatory capitalism where CEO's of multinational corporations collude with government to actively steal from the people. The 2008 financial crisis, Perdue Pharma, and the vax mandate are obvious examples. There's an ethos that if you are so stupid that you fall for my lies, then that's on you not me. And if I steal your money or actively harm you (but do it wearing a suit and a tie in a big corner office) then you just have to bend over and take it as the government will do nothing about it. You should have known better than to trust me.

The best case scenario is that this will put the Fear of God into some of these executives as they realize their license to steal and kill people for profit has been revoked. I don't want to see this accelerate, but something has to change as the path we are on now is unsustainable.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

He won’t be caught because then the corruption of the insurance companies would be discussed.

They don’t want insurance corruption be the public narrative.

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SteelJ's avatar

Bravo. I'm dismayed by so many who claim to be on the freedom side saying nobody deserves to be shot down like this. He was paid 30 million over the last 3 years, that we know of, as he deliberately helped destroy thousands of lives, including causing plenty of deaths. The psychopaths at the top are never held to account except for the practically non-existent vigilante, if that's what this was. Yet, those who condemn taking out mass killers are often in favor of the death penalty, which can ONLY be meted out by our often corrupt legal establishment. I don't get it. BTW, for anyone still unaware, that was a "bolt-action" B&T Station Six pistol, that requires manual operation. Not a semi-auto. Never heard of it before, very interesting item. It explains the precise actions of the shooter between shots.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Seems plausible.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

You hit the nail on the head!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Ladies of NYC, if Daniel Penny is convicted, don't complain if a man doesn't come to your aid when you are being beat up by a crazy perp.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Real men, like Penny, will always come to their aid.

The problem is there is a conscious, concerted effort to destroy real men and replace them with fake men like abomination of humanity "Strangio" who cannot even defend herself, let alone another woman.

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Juju's avatar

I’m actually hoping karma visits those on the jury that push for his guilty verdict. I hope they will be attacked themselves one day and have to watch in horror while everyone stands around and does nothing to help them. That’s the emasculation of society that they rendered in their judgment and only then will they realize what they did that was so wrong.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

No such thing as karma, or we'd all be dead!

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Ursula Gibson's avatar

This reminds me of the quote by Martin Niemƶller, ā€œFirst they came for the socialist, and I did not speak out - because I was not a socialist….ā€

Adapted to our current culture, it should read, ā€œFirst they came for the police officers, and I did not speak out - because I was not a police officer. Then they came for the defender of the threatened, and I did not speak out - because I was not threatened. Then they came for the self defendersā€¦ā€

Our society is destroyed from within.

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NAB's avatar

My 25 year old son lives in Brooklyn and takes the subway into his office in Manhattan 3x/week. I've already told him, "don't be a Boy Scout." I hate that I have to instruct him in such a way.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

RE: Trans lawyer Chase Strangio

This mentally ill "human" claims to be male. She is not male, she is a monstrosity of medical malpractice. Have you heard the voice? It is now neither male or female, a very disturbing, un-natural tone. We must utterly, completely, and totally reject this abomination of humanity, this violation of God's perfect creation. This is not okay, it must never be okay and when it comes to violating a child in this way, it needs to be criminal, it must be criminal.

Disgusting.

This is about destroying humanity. It is evil.Period.FullStop.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

She's chock full o' demons.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Nothing's gonna cure this short of prayer, fasting, and a heckuva good exorcist

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

A good confession is worth many exorcisms!

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NAB's avatar

Yes, she "transitioned" in her early 20s. There are pictures of her on the internet proudly displaying her double-mastectomy scars.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

A puppet of Satan.

I don't think we should use their terminology. Using the word "transitioning" legitimizes a horrifically evil act.

I think we should just stick to what it is. Genital mutilation of a mental patient... call it what it is.

I bet UHC, BCBS and the rest pay full re-imbursement of this medical malpractice.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

This woman who cut off her hair and both her breasts is clearly so insane that she needs to be locked up.

She reminds me of the crazy woman in Tennessee who went into a religious grade school and shot and killed many children .

These dangerous people need to be locked up.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Completely cuckoo.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

It WAS!!

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

The Devil inverts everything. YHWH’s flat earth and the solid dome firmament that ā€œdeclares His handiworkā€ become ā€œan insignificant planet of a hum-drum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner of a universe in which there are far more galaxies than people.ā€ And the Imagers of God who were created male and female become Baphomets to whom innocent babies are grotesquely sacrificed. In both cases, human minds have been deceived by the images the Devil has placed before them, and our demise has accelerated with the development of Hollywood and the invention of television, which in turn has led to the image-producing devices we all use throughout every day of our lives. Is this why the Second Commandment concludes with a phrase that no one ever remembers? ā€œYou shall not make for yourself (a carved image, or) ANY LIKENESS OF ANYTHING that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.ā€ ANY likeness (not just carved) of ANYTHING…

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well said!! šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

Only by His mercies we are still standing!

ā€œIt is of the LORD's mercies that we are not consumed, Because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: Great is thy faithfulness.ā€

‭‭Lamentations‬ ‭3‬:‭22‬-‭23‬ ‭KJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/1/lam.3.22-23.KJV

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shayne's avatar

Amen

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TRM's avatar

"chop-a-dictomies" - ROTFLMAO

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Kitkat's avatar

Right?!! Good thing I didn't just take a big swig of caffeine! It would have ended up all over my monitor! :D

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Maureen ODH's avatar

LOL… I DID šŸ˜‚ā€¦ good thing I had a wad of paper towels nearby…

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right??? šŸ¤£šŸ˜†

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

Jeff’s brain is definitely tuned in to a delightful frequency that channels these gems!!! šŸ‘

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Rick Olivier's avatar

the man could have easily been a successful stand-up comedian

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reality speaks's avatar

I think we should stop the insanity of calling biological males women. Let’s bring back the ancient concept of a Eunuch ie a male with his balls cut off. From this time forward you shall refer to them as Sarah xxxx a 29 yr old Eunuch. There can be no exceptions to the castration. It has to be done surgically not chemically and it can not be done until after they hit the age of being eligible for the draft.

Set up separate leagues for them to play sports but no funds from the tax payers or the men’s or women's sports can ever be used. Get the Pritzker’s to funded it.

As to women who want to be male. A new word to describe them is shemale. IE Bob a 32 yr old Shemale. Again nothing can be done until after the age of Draft. And they have to have their uterus and breasts removed.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

YES. Stop using "she" for males, no matter what delusion they are under. Jeff did well on most of these but slipped a few "she's" in there for the "beauty queen." NOPE. HE is a male and will always be a male. HE will always be a cheap and insulting imitation of womanhood.

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MayBella82's avatar

Completely agree that it is an insulting imitation of womanhood!

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Why do they never want to emulate women who wear overalls, work boots and no make-up? It's almost as if womanhood is boiled down to a... GENDER STEREOTYPE!

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RunningLogic's avatar

And it’s even worse than that, it’s an exaggerated stereotype, those of us who wear makeup and dress up do not look like these garish caricatures at all 😔

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Right? I have never sat in front of a mirror for hours applying thick pancake makeup. I don't wear heels everywhere, nor dresses.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Probably the closest comparison of what they look like is Tammy Faye Bakker! And almost no other women wear that kind of makeup!

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Juju's avatar

Yeah, I refuse to play any role in their delusional behavior. That’s their mental illness, not mine. You can’t force me to participate. If I can tell you are a man I will be using he/him/sir. Same with a woman trying to be a man. ā€œSheā€ and ā€œherā€ only from me.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

I thought it was an insane woman, pretending to be a man???

I give up, too much pure insanity for me.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

When I say "she" I'm referring to the bloke who won the woman's beauty contest.

Chase Strangio, OTOH, is a female deluded into believing she's male.

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shayne's avatar

Eunuch, is what I call them

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Tom's avatar

"Castrato" also works.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I like this idea. Far more accurate.

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Uncle Juan's avatar

Happy Friday!!!

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Uncle Juan,

ā¤ļøšŸŒŸā¤ļøHappy 1st poster ā¤ļøšŸŒŸā¤ļø

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Uncle Juan is #1. Congratulations!

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KB Mar's avatar

I find it ironic that a member of congress complains about remote workers considering their joke of a schedule and multiple long breaks so they can vacation, schmooze, and fundraise. Sell 95% of the dc federal buildings and relocate hqs for depts in other states. Don’t destroy remote work solutions (some of us have jobs working remotely that we could never get before because we are tied to locations) and for the Love of Pete, cut the fed workforce down 80% ala Twitter style and eliminate agencies that are useless to USA citizens. For the people! Everything else is for the bureaucracy and needs to go.

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MayBella82's avatar

Having been a federal worker who teleworked for two years before I retired, it was my experience that it was next to impossible to get hold of any employee who was working remote. I would get calls all the time and one of the comments was that they called me because no one else answered. I always answered and tried to help as much as possible. There was a lot of resentment at the command (this was a very senior command) by people who had to be there towards those who teleworked… rightly so, as they could not get hold of them to get their own work done. This cause those at work to have to carry even more of the load. I think it is right and fair to expect them to be in the office.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Or just be able to make them come into the office or even fire them if they are unavailable. They’re not doing their jobs and not upholding the agreement for telework so should have consequences for that.

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RSgva's avatar

I had a similar experience. People could not be counted on to join a conference call on any afternoon. Actually, it would be quite easy to make them come into work – – just make it part of their performance plans. But the Biden people didn’t want to do that, partly because the management in the private sector didn’t really want to come into work either, I understand.

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Susan Seas's avatar

šŸ’Æ not all federal employees who are remote workers are worthless! Let’s not put them all in the same bucket.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Even when federal "workers" actually went to "work" in a building, most did not work. Even then a max of 25% of the "force" worked and the other 75% "worked" at playing games or passing actions - "an action passed is an action completed" is the motto of most federal workers.

So, its possible that there is a worker out there who actually accomplishes work from home. But the vast majority does not and most supervisors do not supervise. But it does create a large pool of committed ideologists who will work at social engineering and wholesale election manipulation.

Bottom line. The federal workforce needs MASSIVE culling, and a small percentage returned to work in a building, on well established work which actually supports the freedom, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and self determination of the Citizens who created it and fund it.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And if it saves money and traffic woes, as long as the workers can be productive, I’m not against it. Sell most of the buildings and keep the best remote workers where it makes sense.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Ok, 96%?

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

I agree, it's probably closer to 99.99999%. šŸ˜Ž

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RunningLogic's avatar

Agree!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Those were great questions by Justices Thomas and Alito!!! šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘

On the other hand, Sotomayor comparing a mastectomy to removing unwanted hair is the dumbest take ever šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„ We’re not lizards, those parts don’t just grow back after you cut them off šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„ What an absolute embarrassment she is!!

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NAB's avatar

Did she really make this comparison?! I'm still waiting for wisdom from the "wise Latina."

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes what an absolute joke that is šŸ™„šŸ˜•

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https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/12/05/justice-sotomayor-compares-mastectomy-to-haircuts-n2404716

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NAB's avatar

I am speechless. She is a moron.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, like I said, it’s embarrassing to have her on the court šŸ˜•

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