@VigilantFox Comparing Trump to FDR isn’t the own this wingnut thinks it is.
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Nathaniel Harmon
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Mark Levin warns today’s anti-war right resembles the isolationists who ignored Hitler and put “sheets over their heads” before WWII.
“[FDR] was having the same problem.”
“He had these isolationists who were ignoring everything that Hitler was doing.”
“And [FDR] was saying to the American people, we have people in our country who are putting the sheets over their heads when they go to bed, who don’t want to see what’s happening—don’t want to hear what these people are saying.”
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@CaptainRicardo1 @AFpost He’s Anglo-Catholic; i.e., he’s old school Anglican.
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@AFpost Why did you call him a Jewish protestant when he admits that he is a Catholic?
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@MattWalshBlog That shouldn’t be his career. That should be his freedom. He’s a member of the US gov’t, allegiance to another country is treason.
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He explicitly says that he's "with Israel" over "isolationist" Americans. In a sane society that kind of statement would be the end of his political career. You shouldn't be pledging your undying loyalty to any foreign country at all, period, much less explicitly placing your loyalty to it over your loyalty to the constituents you were elected to serve.
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This is an insane thing for a United States senator to say. Totally indefensible.
𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐔𝐍𝐄𝐒@Antunes1
US Senator Lindsey Graham: “I’m not with you, I’m with Israel, until my dying day.”
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@JeremyDBoreing I’ve been reliably informed that Israel is a multi-ethnic state. Therefore, criticizing it cannot be antisemitic.
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It is absolutely possible to criticize the policies of the State of Israel without slinging antisemitism.
But all the most prominent critics of the State of Israel seem determined to prove it isn't.
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@qbromley2112 @MattWalshBlog It isn’t particularly difficult. A modern fantasy country based on a post-Christian pity-party isn’t relevant to OT promises that, per the text, were fulfilled at the end of Joshua’s life. Btw, you forgot about the curses that follow from unfaithfulness.
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@MattWalshBlog Matt, you're overlooking the biblical element to the 'right to exist' equation. It's in the Old Testament. That's what makes Israel a unique and complex moral conundrum.
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The whole debate about which countries have "the right to exist" is based on a false premise. There is no "right to exist" for nations. What does that even mean? How can a country be entitled to exist? Every country on Earth came into existence through force and remains in existence through force. If you can't defend your existence, you will not exist anymore. The history of civilization is full of countries that existed and then ceased to exist. Are the rights of those countless now non-existent countries being perpetually violated by their non-existence? It makes no sense. If you can defend your existence, then you can exist. If you can't, then eventually you won't exist. It's really that simple. A right is an entitlement, by definition, and there is no country that has an eternal entitlement to exist whether it can defend and support itself or not. The very concept is absurd, meaningless.
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@HanShawnity They fund Hamas
They support the neo-ISIS regime in Syria
They attacked the USS Liberty
They support the immigration crisis in Europe and America
Also, Islam is evil; that doesn’t make Israel our good or our friend.
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Israel doesn't chant "death to America" in their parliament.
Israel doesn't call us the great Satan.
Israel didn't orchestrate the Beirut barrack bombing.
Israel didn't build IEDs to blow up Americans in Iraq.
Israel doesn't fund terrorists all over the world.
Israel didn't attack our embassy holding our people hostage.
The illegitimate tyrannical Islamist government of Iran most definitely is our enemy.
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@ImBreckWorsham Yeah, that’s what the Founders intended for our government.
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Meanwhile...The Trump administration has quietly introduced an effort to repeal the 17th Amendment, which would rob you of your right to vote for representation and, instead, have your Senators appointed FOR you.
But don't mind me.....After all, I'M the one who betrayed MAGA. Remember?
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@RepODLS You are aware that the individual State legislatures were intended to appoint senators right?
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WTF?? House Republicans just introduced a measure to REPEAL the 17th Amendment of the US Constitution. They want to ban the people from voting for our US Senators. Instead, they want the Legislature to appoint our Senators.
WTF are they thinking?
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@billybinion @imbrettcooper CPS needs to be disbanded and every current and former employee needs to be investigated.
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These stories never fail to make my jaw drop. A CPS worker ruled this family neglected their son because they...let him ride his scooter a third of a mile away.
They’re now living under a government “safety plan” for behavior that was normal just a few decades ago.
reason@reason
Mallerie Shirley let her 6-year-old ride his scooter a third of a mile to the playground. A stranger reported her to child services. Read more: reason.pub/4r7xhcE
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I think a potential downside of democracy, where everyone gets an equal vote simply for existing, is what happens if one generation is, for whatever reason, significantly larger than all the others.
That generation could dominate the political system, essentially creating an age-based oligarchy.
For example: when this generation was young and trying to buy houses, they could vote for politicians who made housing cheap and plentiful. Then, once they aged and wanted their home values to skyrocket, they could elect politicians who added layers of building restrictions—driving up their property values while making housing unaffordable for everyone else.
Wait…
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@LizzieMarbach You know what’s not in the text of Scripture? Sola Scriptura.
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Christians don’t pray to the dead. This is necromancy & condemned in scripture.
Britta | NoSoup4Knowles@nosoup4knowles
Megyn Kelly on dealing with the fractures in the movement: "I actually felt like it was divine right order... I've prayed so many times to Charlie, and to God, to give me the right guidance on how to handle this whole thing" 👀
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@mikepompeo So you’d rather live in Nigeria, Syria, or Iraq?
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100%. Putin is one of the world's foremost persecutors of Christians.
Rebeccah Heinrichs@RLHeinrichs
Ukraine has been called the Bible Belt of Europe because of the high numbers of evangelical Christians. The worst place to be a prot Christian in Ukraine is Russian occupied territory. And Russia has persecuted evangelicals for being “tools of the West.” Don’t be fooled by pro Putin lobbies in robes.
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@ConceptualJames She has more claim to the title “American” than Vivek. That isn’t a judgement of how well she fulfills that obligation. Hopefully that helps.
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So Matt Walsh thinks Angela Davis, a Communist revolutionary who has an ancestor who came over on the Mayflower but who has dedicated her life to hating and destroying our country, is more American than a patriot like Vivek? Is that what I'm hearing?
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog
Here is a fatal flaw in this argument, and not the only one: what about an American who can trace his ancestry back 400 years in this country but who DOESN’T fully agree with “the creed of the American founding,” however Vivek defines it? Is he less American than a Somali who came here legally 5 seconds ago and claims to agree with that creed? By this logic, the Somali is the more authentic American. In fact we could replace every American in the country with 300 million Africans who “subscribe to the creed” and this would still be America in every sense of the term. That’s the logical implication, and it’s nonsense. And we all know it.
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@ericmetaxas @naomirwolf Luther hated Jews more than Candace and Tucker combined, yet you consider him a hero in spite of such an attitude. I believe hypocrite is a relevant term for you….
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Is it fair to say that Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson have blood from Bondi Beach on their hands? I'm afraid it is fair. If you don't think so, please read this from @NaomiRWolf. Lord have mercy. naomiwolf.substack.com/p/hanukkah-on-…
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@paulbrowntx Do the Lakota, Comanche, Navajo, Apache, and Ute have the same right? Per your logic, the answer is yes, otherwise you hate all Athabaskan Iroquois descended people.
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TLDR: Zionism is the belief that Jewish people have the right to live in their homeland.
If you oppose this, then yes, you are antisemitic.
Paul Brown@paulbrowntx
Grifters like Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Ian Carroll, Jake Shields, and Dan Bilzerian (paid by Russia, China, and Qatar???) want you to believe that Zionism means "Jewish Supremacy." It doesn't. Zionism is the belief that Jewish people have the right to live in their homeland. That's it. That's all it is. People who proclaim to be opposed to Zionism are literally opposed to Jews being able to live in their homeland, and usually they are opposed to Jews living at all. It's just clever wordplay, but it's the same as antisemitism. Reject antisemitism. Reject anti Zionism. Reject Jew hatred. And reject the grifters who propagate it. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱
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