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X Exclusive (2) Nov. 9th 2025 Our Eyes Are Our Ears - 21st Century Growing Pains When do we say enough is enough in terms of technology? People are K-wording themselves talking to LLMs as well as using them to do what they think is "communing with the devil." Enough already. It's not a good idea to allow people to sit there and talk to something that just reaffirms what they already believe 1,000,000x over. Let the simpletons be simple. It's not a bad thing. Not everybody is the same. Give them a copy of KJV letters of Christ in red and call it a day. As tired as it is, it's difficult NOT to talk about the industrial revolution (which I'm not going to). But really, it's like: "Give everybody a shirt to put on their back? Sure, you can have that, but a world of greed and s/xual ensl/vement is what you get in return." And people say: "Hmm... that's a good deal. Let's shake on it. Ok, c'mere Clickclack, here's a cotton shirt. There ya go. Feel better now? You're a human being now. I know you're probably living closer to people's various ideas of what 'God' is than any of us here in the industrialized world, but welcome to the club!" Whether people realize it or not EVERYBODY has a line they draw with technology. One day technology will be so ubiquitous that 'where people draw that line' will be of greater importance than it is today. Don't want your consciousness uploaded for family and friends to keep you around? Well that's your decision... for then. I'm relieved we don't live in an age where people distort who we are after we die for their own personal or political gain. Ephesians 4;14 (KJV): "That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive;"

@RX_9999_2 This video will give you a very good idea of exactly what's going on. I timestamped it for you. The name of the game is "spiritual destruction." youtu.be/02NfhDF03LA?t=…

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Today is April 8th, 2026 and Donald J. Trump is the President of the United States of America.

@CChadChampion the floating disembodied head look

im a big fan of this look

@BasilianThought You're underestimating how funny it is that the Asian chick from Grey's Anatomy finally got married

this got 1.6M impressions? I need to ragebait more.

@ColumbiaBugle where has the algorithm been hiding you? i used to follow you a decade ago... crazy to see that name so why do you think it's a victory that you finally get to dine on something other than shit tonight? the bitter tone of your lashing out (at least make it funny) tells all

Iran blinked, of course. Thoughts and prayers to all the Panicans who spent their life’s savings on trooning hormones.

@RRR0BYN You are a married middle-aged woman hate-watching a teen's looksmax montage (that you watched until the very end) to post on the internet a comment dogging men about something so insignificant compared to the literal satanism that has infected the female mind today LOG OFF.

Posting a picture of yourself pretending to be an artist to make yourself more attractive to girls on tinder is WILD to me, be careful out there ladies.

@alexfmac This is terrifying. Your friend was seeing the world for what it truly was and you gaslit him into thinking he was crazy. And then he killed himself. You should be severely ashamed.

I have 3 people close to me who suffer from bipolar disorder. One of them (a team member) tragically took his own life. He was an extremely talented and normally quiet young man, trained as an accountant. His symptoms in manic episodes were consistent with Ye’s. He would go on public anti-Semitic and racist rants on social media. He would always emerge from these episodes with deep shame. Apologising to me, his friends, family and our team for his behaviour. There was not a bad bone in his body. One time I had to hunt him down in London in-person in the middle of the night to try to help save his life. Anti-semitism is abhorrent and unacceptable. But mental illness is extremely complex and if we don’t have a path for treating and helping people with disorders like bipolar - unfortunately will we have many more people take their own lives. The UK govt should let Ye into the UK or it sends a very negative message to millions of people who suffer from similar conditions. Rest in peace Alex - I know you have finally found the peace you were looking and I’m sorry the world could not provide it to you. ❤️

@MattWalshBlog Yes, talk about space. Not how you shill for Mr. Civilization Nuker on behalf of Israel.

It is not an exaggeration to say that my 6 year old daughter knows more about the basic structure of the universe than a large segment of the adult population on this app. It’s so demoralizing. My God.

The fact that “space is fake” is an actual position held by a measurable number of people really proves that we’re in the middle of a retard epidemic. There are people walking around today who somehow have a worse understanding of astronomy than the average Sumerian in the year 3,000 BC. What would it even mean for space to be fake? What, the atmosphere just stretches on forever into eternity? Or is there a roof over the world? Or do you get up really high and accidentally end up in Heaven? How do these retards think it works?

@TheWatchman_144 @TaylorRMarshall Their use of John 3:5 while ignoring John 3:3 is interesting as well. As if Jesus said something incorrect in John 3:3. Jesus doesn't say incorrect things! Their bitter, feverish desire to please their own intellect/ego can be felt through the screen...

So powerful is God’s word that they can’t share the context. Only what supports their false doctrine view. @TaylorRMarshall please read this and tell me, is God’s Word wrong? You’re isolating one phrase (“baptism now saves you”) and ignoring the rest of the passage and the whole counsel of Scripture. Peter himself immediately clarifies what he means: “Baptism… now saves you, not as a removal of dirt from the body but as an appeal to God for a good conscience, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ” (1 Peter 3:21). So Peter explicitly says it’s not the physical act of water that saves. It is the appeal to God—the inward response of the heart—through faith in the resurrection of Jesus. That interpretation is consistent with the rest of Scripture: “For this is the will of my Father, that everyone who looks on the Son and believes in him should have eternal life” (John 6:40). “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved” (Acts 16:31). “Because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved” (Romans 10:9). “For by grace you have been saved through faith… not a result of works” (Ephesians 2:8–9). If baptism itself regenerates, then salvation would depend on a work. But Scripture consistently teaches salvation comes through faith from the heart, not through any external act. We also have clear examples that separate salvation from baptism: In Acts 10:44–47, the Gentiles receive the Holy Spirit before they are baptized. That means they were already accepted by God prior to water baptism. The thief on the cross was never baptized, yet Jesus told him, “Today you will be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). So what is baptism? It is the outward expression of an inward reality: “We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death… in order that… we too might walk in newness of life” (Romans 6:4). Baptism is a sign, a declaration, an identification with Christ—but it is not the source of salvation. 1 Peter 3 actually supports this: salvation is not the water, but the appeal of a cleansed conscience to God through Jesus Christ.

@Blondes_tweets Don't underestimate the lengths evil people are willing to go to destroy those they deem heretics to society. A lot of those evil people are extremely stupid as well with nothing to lose.

My high school reunion is in a few months. Because of local coverage about 10 years back, everyone knows that I am openly racist. To go or not to go? I do sort of want to bust in there in a Selkie dress with a blowout and immediately start talking about the Jews.

@1TrueChurch @TaylorRMarshall This argumentative spirit you have is interesting to me. I believe in the perspicuity of scripture. Arguing with other men signals to me that you're ego-driven. Sort of misses the point of Jesus' teachings, no?

Jesus didn’t stutter in John 3:3—He dropped the full truth in 3:5: “born of water and the Spirit.” That’s baptismal regeneration, period. Your “just rephrasing” cope is the same tired dodge to pretend Christ’s command is optional. Scripture doesn’t do half-measures. The Church has read it straight for two millennia while Protestants keeps rewriting the obvious.

“Baptism now saves you.” (1 Pt 3:21) Word for word in the Bible.

@1TrueChurch @TaylorRMarshall It's a reply in context to Nicodemus' sarcastic comment about reentering his mother's womb. Jesus doesn't say incomplete things as you're suggesting in John 3:3. I don't think Jesus is just making it up as He goes along. What he says in 3:3 is just as valid as the 3:5 rephrasing

John 3:3 says born *again*; John 3:5 spells it out: “of water and the Spirit.” That’s baptism, the exact rebirth Christ commands. One doesn’t “erase” the other; the second defines the first. Your argument is just the usual Protestant tap-dance to dodge the sacrament that actually saves.

@iBostonBoston @TaylorRMarshall Why would Jesus say in John 3:3 "Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God" and then change the requirements for salvation immediately after? Do you think Jesus is just making things up as He goes along? It's obviously a rephrasing in reply to Nicodemus.

@ColonyCorpse @TaylorRMarshall Yes? Seems pretty clear, unless you are born again of water you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.

@iBostonBoston @TaylorRMarshall When he replied to Nicodemus who sarcastically asked if he needed to reenter his mother's womb to be born again? After Jesus said what he said plainly in John 3:3?

@ColonyCorpse @TaylorRMarshall So what did Jesus mean in John 3:5

@FortuneOnTV @TaylorRMarshall What's with the Catholic obsession of pointing to people that aren't Jesus for the answer to salvation?

@ColonyCorpse @TaylorRMarshall If only the Early Christian and those that followed the Apostle teaching said the same, sadly history sounds Catholic.

@1TrueChurch @TaylorRMarshall And John 3:5 doesn't erase John 3:3.

John 3:16 doesn’t erase John 3:5: “Unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.” Baptism *is* that birth—antitype to the flood, saving us now through Christ’s resurrection (1 Pet 3:21), remitting sins and imparting grace exactly as the Church has always taught. Your “interpretation” sneer is just cope for neutering the sacrament Christ commanded. You’re that one acting like a Talmudic rabbi with your word games

@node_cathode @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall I'm sensing that your ego is getting more out of this than some noble desire to correct a brother's false thinking. Just go ahead and start insulting me outright, it's what your other Catholic bros did (I know it's not a spreadsheet, woman).

@ColonyCorpse @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall Your proooftexting itself is sort of telling. The NT is contradictory, then? Baptism doesn’t save you, even though it says it does? And you proof is “some other verse over here says this?” It’s not a spreadsheet.

@node_cathode @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall It seems a lot of Catholics miss the part in 1st Peter 3:21 that says baptism doesn't save us from the filth of the flesh... I follow the 1 requirement for salvation, as said by Jesus Christ Himself. Show me where Christ says being dunked in water by a priest is a requirement.

@ColonyCorpse @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall Christ also told the disciples to baptize the nations. I think you have a descriptive/proscriptive problem. You can compile a list of all the things in the NT that are said to be necessary for salvation. Catholics follow all of them. You follow one of them. Why is that?

@1TrueChurch @TaylorRMarshall When you say, "The resurrection powers it; baptism *applies* it" that is your interpretation of that verse. Jesus is perfectly clear in John 3:16 how to achieve salvation. If you enjoy pilpul, I suggest you check out Talmudic Judaism (sorry this is catty).

1 Peter 3:21 says baptism *now saves you*—as the antitype that saves *through the resurrection of Jesus Christ*. The resurrection powers it; baptism *applies* it. Peter didn’t say “resurrection alone saves you.” He said baptism does—right there in black and white. Your cherry-pick is just the usual Protestant dodge to neuter Christ’s sacrament.

@node_cathode @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall Let's see what Jesus says: John 3:16 (KJV): 16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." I'm not going to do pilpul with you when the Bible is perfectly clear about salvation.

@ColonyCorpse @mvachaSD @TaylorRMarshall Your claim is that mental assent is enough. Let’s find out if that’s true. What does Paul have to say about your specific claim?