PinochetWasRight

@qbnmissile @freakymarko He wasn't in a good pop or country state either.

@freakymarko Um, you may need to do some research Martin was not in a good metal state back then

Tisha Campbell ex Husband is the reason Martin show got cancelled but y’all not ready for that conversation

@UniateAnimal @5Solas2 It's funny, you've answered zero questions and then the one you answered was with another question. Good day cultist. I hope you gain a relationship with Jesus.

@BeyondTrueX @5Solas2

Jesus: My yoke is easy and my burden is light. Roman Catholics: Well I'll fix that!

@UniateAnimal @5Solas2 By indulging in bullshit?

@BeyondTrueX @5Solas2 People can’t be reminded to deny themselves?

@UniateAnimal @5Solas2 And walking in chains is denying yourself? Because this video seems like indulging yourself in theatrics. Do catholics actually understand the Bible? Taking up your cross means surrendering to God fully, not whatever this nonsense is.

@BeyondTrueX @5Solas2

@UniateAnimal @5Solas2 Walking around with chains on your legs is taking up your cross?

“Then Jesus said to his disciples: If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.” St Matthew 16:24 DRC1752 “And he said to all: If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me.” St Luke 9:23 DRC1752

@JosephR04445197 @JUSTcatmeme You have a story to share? Because that comment is oddly specific.

@JUSTcatmeme Then one day she forgets her meds and you're sitting in handcuffs because you told her you can't hear the rocks talking to her.

I think I found the one boys… she’s amazing

@Revolver906 @Rockyraccoon710 @Tomhennessey69 You're right...

@BeyondTrueX @Rockyraccoon710 @Tomhennessey69 Calm down lol, you cant be too sure with some of these lefties out there

Leaving the springboard would’ve just been too ridiculous.

@Revolver906 @Rockyraccoon710 @Tomhennessey69 Yes it is satire... You're not too bright are you?

@Rockyraccoon710 @Tomhennessey69 Propane is a gas at low pressure, and is a liquid only under high pressure which is why its stored in tanks, allowing for saftety and 1000x more storage ability. Nobody stores a gas in an open air pool, lol is this satire?? Try again

@IAMthWHEATofGOD @sola_chad So basically : you didn't understand the Bible so you joined a cult and you're not lw defending nonbiblical garbage because you're spiritually lazy.

I am a convert from protestantism, I know what your theology is and I know the bible passages that you might cite to defend them. As it turns out, theology is far deeper than a proof text. I did explain what redemptive suffering was to a good faith person in another comment, but for you I would say that you will just have to take my word for it that I wouldn't be surprised. At the end of the day, you could challenge me to open the bible, but I could challenge you to defend your cannon, ask where you got your canonical list of bibles, how you know the names of the NT authors, or why you would accept an anonymous book like Hebrews as scripture. That's a foundational issue that a person should be able to consistently defend before trying to use scripture to challenge another person's theology.

The Catholic Church doesn’t want you to know this, but Jesus paid for ALL your sins so that you wouldn’t have to participate in unbiblical practices like this.

I'm pointing out the nonsense in your belief and that the work on the cross is the only act that was needed. Your performance is an act Jesus explicitly said not to do. We do not need sackcloth or ashes, but to come boldly to the Throne of Grace for forgiveness. Not come to a priest, not wear nonsense and perform, just talk to God through Jesus. You bring up Nineveh, which was before the Messiah arrived. They needed animal sacrifices and other burnt offerings. We do not, and the fact that you do not know or understand it shows how poor of a job your "church" does of teaching you the Bible. Go open it and read, you'll be surprised.

You are looking into people's hearts now. Think back to the old testament, events like Yom Kippur with communal fasting and prayer. Think of Nineveh where every man woman and child wore sackcloth and ashes in penance. It's not automatically performative because it's not 100% internalized, that kind of thinking is gnostic. There are outward expressions of penance, and since we belong to the New Davidic Kingdom we also participate in our liturgical calendar communally. Try to look at things through a different lens rather than just a 21st century, American evangelical one.

@IAMthWHEATofGOD @sola_chad So it's theater. My gratefulness is by living how he said not performative nonsense.

@BeyondTrueX @sola_chad Who said that I had to do it? I want to do it. I'm a grateful son. You seem ungrateful to me.

@123yourfren @IAMthWHEATofGOD @sola_chad So Jesus didn't complete his job? He left it unfinished? He lied when he said: "it is finished!"?

@BeyondTrueX @IAMthWHEATofGOD @sola_chad Not exactly, there are other more reasons we can be certain that our sins are fully paid for.

@cristianvaldez5 @viktoornath @sola_chad Did grok or chatgpt tell you this?

@viktoornath @sola_chad Catholic processions were historically a way to “make the invisible visible.” In times when most people couldn’t read, the Catholic Church used public rituals—images, movement, music—to teach the faith, reinforce doctrine, and unite communities around shared beliefs.

@IAMthWHEATofGOD @sola_chad In Jesus' instance, when he said it was finished it means the entire job was completed. You don't need to sweep any glass.

@sola_chad I am like a child who broke a window. My father forgave me, and paid for the entire cost of the window being replaced- a debt I couldn't pay. Because I love Him, I help sweep up the glass.

You literally said: Yes, you can absolutely sell a house with a lien on it. In fact, it happens every day. In most cases, you don’t need to pay off the lien out-of-pocket before you list the home. Instead, the debt is satisfied at closing. You then argued against your own argument. Maybe you should go back and reread what you wrote...

@BeyondTrueX @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 Your reading comprehend needs some work. I said you would "NEVER" want to sell until the fraudulent lien is settled. Then I explained why, my advice is to clear it up in court prior to sale. In Montana, they have a Treble Damages statute, which helps prevent this fraud.

Notice Latinos getting comfortable doing illegal scams like this be careful get a receipt and keep it

As an actual real estate investor (yes, seriously) I'd never take your advice at all. Yes, you can sell a property with a lien on it but funds will be held in escrow from the proceeds until the lien is cleared. In this instance the liens are for tens of millions of dollars, she would not be able to sell. I'd also dispute the strategy to pay off a fraudulent lien and then sue to get money back. That's ridiculously expensive and stupid. It's better to file a suit to quiet title prior to sale than do whatever your advice says.

@BeyondTrueX @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 If a lien is fraudulent you would never want to sell your home until that is settled. Once you pay them, the law views the debt as settled. If you then sue to get that money back, you are the Plaintiff and the burden of proof shifts to you.

@99thinkaboutit @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 So... You can't sell a house with a lien on it, you need it cleared or they'll take the proceeds of the sale to cover the lien? So basically you're agreeing with the guy you literally said was wrong?

@BeyondTrueX @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 You take them to court and at the hearing, the contractor has the burden of proving the lien is valid. If they can't show a valid contract and proof of work, the judge will order the lien released. Innocent until proven guilty.

@99thinkaboutit @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 And how do you figure out if a lien is legitimate?

@BeyondTrueX @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 Legitimate liens are paid directly out of the sale proceeds at the closing table before you ever see a dime of that money.

@99thinkaboutit @Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 Right and the debt being satisfied comes from what funds exactly?

@Sparkysimian @FractalBreak2 @Chris490360 Yes, you can absolutely sell a house with a lien on it. In fact, it happens every day. In most cases, you don’t need to pay off the lien out-of-pocket before you list the home. Instead, the debt is satisfied at closing.

@Testjohn16 @Living_Witnes @BabaDClint Dude you're so effeminate. Go wash the sand out of your vagina and cry to your mommy.

@BeyondTrueX @Living_Witnes @BabaDClint You don’t have to be asshole about it is all Im saying man.

Her dad got somebody pregnant when he was a teenager and then left her when he met her mom.😳