Gertrude Poindexter III

@TheMuppetPastor lol, X thinks you're posting "sensitive content"...

A liberal white woman voting for open borders:

@dalepartridge He absolutely will, the uninformed zombie voting block that is Boomers will vote him in again because he's Republican and crippled....

Traitor. You will never be elected again.

@ChrissieMayr I doubt these people were Protestant like I am...

Lost about 300 followers since announcing my conversion to Catholicism. Doubtful it’s coincidental, but it is quite fascinating. I have a feeling those 300 people are unhappy with their life.

@AnnCoulter Yes ma'am!

Our president: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP”

@JebraFaushay who drinks wine with coffee?

You can have one bottle of wine and black coffee on this diet from Vogue magazine in 1977. Not mentioned are the cigarettes you can smoke between meals.

@Freedom4Us_ @SamaHoole this question deserves an answer...

@SamaHoole Would you not eat liver because it filters toxins?

Oysters. The food that filter-feeds through whatever water it happens to be living in, concentrating heavy metals, bacteria, agricultural runoff, and raw sewage into a small grey blob of uncertain texture. And we serve them raw on ice and call it fine dining. The oyster is not a delicacy. The oyster is a water treatment system. You are eating the sewage filter and telling your date it tastes like the sea. It does taste like the sea. That's the problem.

@RazorFist @StefanMolyneux I keep telling people, unrepentant sins aren't supposed to be forgiven, otherwise, hell would be empty.

@StefanMolyneux Tyler Robinson is no longer shooting her husband. Candace Owens, and all the other occupants of the clown car, are continuing to break the 8th Commandment and Paul's command to honor widows. You cannot forgive a past sin when it isn't yet in the past.

As someone new to this, can Christians explain why Erika Kirk forgave the man who allegedly murdered her husband, but sent out cease-and-desist legal threats to podcasters? In Christianity, why are murderers forgiven, but podcasters are threatened and condemned? Thanks!

@MikeSMillerArt @MHTruthUltra she forgot about a little thing call "Rome"....

@MHTruthUltra Came to see how many people corrected you that there was no 'Palestine' when Jesus walked the Earth... Happy Easter, He is risen!!!

Jesus was a brown man born in Palestine. There are no white people in the Bible. Happy Easter.

@MHTruthUltra yep, there are absolutely no Romans in the bible, you're right....

@paulsaladinomd If you don't overdo it, you won't get a hangover, that is all....

If you’re going to drink, try this hack…

@SamaHoole bravo!

Grain-finished beef tastes better than grass-finished. Not marginally. Noticeably. The fat is milder. The marbling is more generous. The flavour is what most people, if you gave them both blind, would point at and say "that one." The entire artisan butcher industry has been very quiet about this. You can spend £40 a kilo chasing a flavour profile that the internet told you was superior, or you can go to the supermarket and buy the thing that's cheaper and tastier.

@DrClownPhD I can't understand why this makes me laugh so much

Chuck Norris is the main character in every movie.

@RazorFist horrible plastic surgery, bewbs huge truck-driving-through gap, and the nose, oh the nose.....

Facelifts for me. Clitorectomies for thee.

@ClownWorld It's not safe for her to be there and she's making it unsafe for anyone to be there, the employees should sue McDonalds for allowing an unsafe work environment if the managers are going to let this happen.

Customer causing a disturbance inside a McDonald's. Screaming, acting up, making a scene over fast food People are losing it over the smallest things now. Just get your food and leave Embarrassing

@RealDonKeith this was how I was brough up

🤣This is so true.

@johnrich @timburchett delicious!

@timburchett Chat do you call sweet cornbread that’s been sliced and fried?

Public Service Announcement: If your “cornbread” is sweet it is not cornbread it is cake.

@pureMetatron my homemade chicken soup, ingredients vary...

I love French onion soup. What’s your favorite soup?

@SaltyCracker9 @DefiantLs horribly face lift, terrible, monstrous

@DefiantLs Went on a podcast to tell everyone she’s a whore.

Chelsea Handler: "I got pregnant a couple of times when I was a teenager and got abortions. Thank God my parents had the sense to make sure that happened."

@RazorFist Look at that good Dog!

What "Cicero demands pets" actually looks like.

@SamaHoole port belly--YUM!

Pork gets a lot of grief in carnivore circles. It's not beef, which counts against it. It has PUFAs, which sounds damning. And it carries two thousand years of religious taboo, from Leviticus to the Quran, which has a way of embedding itself in cultural intuition long after the theology has left the room. So let's be fair about what pork actually is. Pork is a superfood. Not in the way that word has been debased by bags of goji berries in health food shops. A genuine, nutrient-dense animal food that has sustained entire civilisations. Thiamine: pork is the richest common dietary source of vitamin B1. More than beef. More than lamb. Thiamine is critical for glucose metabolism, nerve function, and cardiac health: and its deficiency, beriberi, was historically catastrophic in populations eating refined rice. The traditional populations eating whole pork alongside their rice didn't get beriberi. The ones eating polished white rice without the pork did. The pork was doing work. Selenium. Zinc. Complete protein. Choline for liver function and brain development. Carnosine. B vitamins across the board. It is an animal food. It does what animal foods do. Now the PUFA question, because it deserves a direct answer rather than a dismissal. Yes, pork fat contains more linoleic acid than ruminant fat. This is real. The pig, unlike the cow, has a simple stomach and cannot biohydrogenate polyunsaturated fat, cannot take the problematic seed fat and convert it into saturated fat the way a rumen can. What goes in largely comes out. Pigs raised on grain and soybean meal will have fattier, more linoleic acid-rich tissue than pigs raised on a more natural diet. Here's the context that changes everything. If you have already removed seed oils, you have already removed the industrial cooking oils. If you have removed legumes, you have removed soybean-derived everything. If you have removed nuts, you have removed the other major linoleic acid sources. You have, in the process of cleaning up the obvious problems, already addressed the bulk of your PUFA load. In that context, pork's linoleic acid content is not the marginal straw that breaks the metabolic camel's back. It is a manageable contribution from a whole food that was never the issue. The issue was always the bottle on the kitchen counter. The bottle is gone. And then consider: pork is the staple meat of Asia. The cooking traditions of China, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Thailand: cuisines built on pork belly, slow-braised shoulder, trotters, ears, offal, these are not the cuisines of populations historically defined by metabolic disease. The metabolic disease arrived with the industrial food, the refined carbohydrates, the vegetable oils. Not with the pig. The religious prohibition on pork is ancient, contextual, and pre-refrigeration. The carnivore prohibition on pork is aesthetic, recent, and optional. Eat the belly. Render the lard. Use the lard to cook the rest of the pig. Beef is exceptional. Pork is not beneath it. They're different tools. Both animal. Both complete. Both doing what no bag of seeds ever managed.