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@JBMIANYC @Cernovich The insurance companies use AI now to pay doctors less. Not sure that AI is the answer

Fixing the insurance industry and clearing out the fraud would make America Affordable again. Doctors hate it, a huge HR layer is created for billing. Emergency room treatment for illegals gets passed onto us. Build an AI based healthcare insurance system that works.

@bkmorton @ThemBeforeUs Discredited by whom? Give me specifics

@ManyJens @ThemBeforeUs Every single one of them has been either discredited or does not actually have any data on same sex married couples. That’s the problem. Their entire cult is a foundation of lies

"Why do you want to ban gay marriage?" A) It's not marriage. It's a hijacking of a word and an institution to accommodate adults. Children pay the price. B) It's opened the floodgates to child victimization. thembeforeus.substack.com/p/today-we-tak…

@bkmorton @ThemBeforeUs Them Before Us has many articles stating studies and facts about how children are negatively affected. Too many to fit in a tweet, so I suggest you follow this Substack

@ThemBeforeUs 1) You have not demonstrated at all how 'children pay the price'. B) What floodgates? And show us the link between surrogacy and same-sex marriage? Present a clear, rational, peer reviewed argument. Go.

Today I asked an abortion advocate what her favorite method of abortion is.

@CatholicPebble According to my parents, the priest would rush through and say the Mass in less than 30 minutes. There was very little reverence and a lot of checking the box and doing what they were told to do with very little understanding

As someone who thinks the TLM is vastly superior to NO, and who would wish nothing more than for the TLM to become the ordinary rite again, I have a question that bothers me: Why didn't the widespread TLM and reverence prevent the so-called V2 spirit and heterodoxy? And if it didn't, why do we think the widespread use of the TLM now would be able to solve the current apostasy?

@xdemo2016 @jdflynn Christ ate with tax collectors and prostitutes. I don’t remember reading in the Bible that he made them dress up before sharing a meal

@jdflynn And you SHOULD be judged. Dressing in shorts, gym clothes, T-shirts and blue jeans - all are disrespectful unless those are all the clothes you have. The way you dress is an indication of your character, and you should be judged harshly when you dress like a pig.

@xiolivesforever @Sola_Requiem You have clearly never participated in any type of race. None of what you said is possible to do. Thank God the parish offered this special 5 AM Mass and Thank God people went

@Sola_Requiem Everyone who sang “it’s for a marathon” is coping, I remember being a kid and regardless of what we were doing after mass, my father would never have let me dress like this. Do you wanna go to mass and then go run a marathon? Pack a set of clothes.

I'm begging married catholic men. Please grow a pair and stop being afraid to tell your wife or daughter to dress modestly for church.

@AngryCitizenxx One day at a time! Good job!

Day 7! I'm still at it! Good job me!

She lives in a $2.2 million home, works for a high-paying media company, and was recently all dressed up on the red carpet for The Devil Wears Prada 2. Yet, she’s stealing from Whole Foods in the name of “anti-capitalism.” Is there anything more annoying than an elitist leftist?

@Inhumancannonbl @Liz_Wheeler @Rach4Patriarchy Umm, this is factually untrue. If it was, we would have way more Catholics actually following Church teachings

@Liz_Wheeler @Rach4Patriarchy Everytime the pope speaks, most Catholics treat it as ex cathedra. We know this. He knows this. Pretending he's just "giving his opinion" is disingenuous to the point of knowingly lying.

Roman Catholics, please help me understand how you guys rationalize this absolute 180 by the papacy. How can you watch the church modernize in so many ways like this and say you’re the one true church?

@MacHolladay @ChristineNiles1 @Liz_Wheeler @Rach4Patriarchy No, it’s just the issues with liberal news shares more. Just yesterday he said the Church cannot bless same sex couples

@josephnollasj Can you share where this is from? It’s beautiful!

Pope Leo got amped up over the Eucharist, was reminded of Ambrose, and just… went… off…

@frandalorian @KTcents @Katy_Faust Kids are part of our society so we are minding our business

@KTcents @Katy_Faust Ok but also mind your business.

Every now and then I check back on old articles celebrating same-sex parenting to see, how's that kid doing? The two moms who gushed about how their kids are going to want for nothing have often split (lesbians have the highest divorce rate.) Don't be duped by headlines and curated photo. We need more quality studies on the long-term outcomes for kids born into same-sex households. huffpost.com/entry/isnt-she…

@KatiePMcGrady We just had to unexpectedly put down our beloved dog this past Thursday, so I know the emotions you are going through. Prayers for your family and I keep hoping St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong on this topic!

We have our appointment at the vet scheduled for tomorrow. We chose Tuesday, April 21, for little Barney to cross the rainbow bridge for one very clear reason. It’s the anniversary of Pope Francis’s passing, and our daughter reminded us that Francis “met” Barney, when she told the Holy Father about him in the letter she wrote him. Maybe Francis will greet Barney in paradise A friend in Assisi is lighting a candle for him at St. Francis’s tomb tomorrow morning, so we’re all choosing to believe all dogs go to heaven this week.

This just feels so weird. He seems totally fine (but we know he isn’t). Took him on a long walk this morning after my show. He gets all the burgers & ice cream he wants today, with lots of yard time.

@RMiller13314049 @dlongenecker1 @peterpeccavi So don’t worry about it :) While Catholics recognize & respect Mary’s role, many don’t have a deep devotion to her. Keep exploring Catholicism &know that not everything will make sense, especially at first. And maybe, you’ll be like me & learn to appreciate Mary’s role over time

I'm glad it isn't a distraction for you. It just doesn't make sense to me. My childhood church was Anglo-Catholic (part of the Church of England but very close to the Roman Catholic Church in many respects). I am very comfortable with the focus on liturgy and the importance of symbolism. I just do not see how the generation of Mary helps me come closer to God.

If Peter is the first Pope, why is it that he never “venerates” Mary? I ask because if Rome stands on Peter, then Peter’s silence matters. And if Rome stands on apostolic tradition, then the apostles’ silence matters. Let’s look at Peter first. We don’t need tradition about him. We have his written testimony. Peter’s preaching is recorded in detail in places like Acts 2, 3, and 10. His focus is relentlessly on Christ--His life, death, resurrection, and lordship. Mary is never invoked, addressed, or presented as an object of devotion. Not once. When Mary does appear, like in Acts 1:14, she’s simply counted among the believers praying. She’s not singled out, not exalted, not approached. She’s *in* the Church, not over it. In Peter’s own letters, there is zero Marian language. No appeal to her, no special honor, no hint of intercession. For someone supposedly establishing a pattern of Marian veneration, his silence is deafening. This all lines up with the broader New Testament witness. When a woman in the crowd tries to elevate Jesus’ mother, Christ redirects the blessing to those who hear and obey the Word (Luke 11:27-28). The emphasis consistently moves away from biological proximity toward faith and obedience. Now widen the lens across the apostles as a whole. In their preaching, in their letters, and in their instruction to the churches, there is no instance of Marian veneration as it is later defined in Roman Catholic practice. No invocation. No devotional address. No liturgical pattern. Nothing that even approximates it. That matters, because doctrine doesn’t emerge ex nihlio. It emerges from what is taught, practiced, and handed down within the apostolic witness. And here the pattern is not mixed or ambiguous. It is uniformly Christ focused and entirely silent on Marian veneration. So the question is not whether one can locate a verse that explicitly forbids it. The question is whether there is any positive apostolic pattern that gives it warrant in the first place. And when the entire apostolic record is taken together, the answer is that there is none. So here again is the papist dilemma: If your standard is Peter, then your first pope never practiced it. If your standard is apostolic tradition, then the apostles never transmitted it. Either way, it’s not grounded in the apostolic witness. It’s something that shows up later and then gets read backward into texts that never contained it. Which is error. And that’s the point. Not that silence alone proves falsity, but that the total apostolic pattern gives no positive warrant for it. Marian dogma is none other than idolatrous deception. Repent.

@RMiller13314049 @dlongenecker1 @peterpeccavi The Wedding at Cana is an excellent example of this. When I meditate and pray with this Gospel passage, I remember “Do whatever He tells you.” Also, come to a Catholic Mass. You will clearly see we focus on Christ and never Mary.

@RMiller13314049 @dlongenecker1 @peterpeccavi With all respect, Catholics’ “focus on Mary” may be a distraction for you, but it is not a distraction at all for us. Everything leads to Jesus, even Mary. Mary is never the “end” but sometimes (not all the time), the means by which we grow closer to our Lord 1/2

If you’re cheering for the Pope when he criticises Donald Trump, you don't get to hit the mute button when he speaks on abortion, gender ideology, and assisted suicide. Human dignity isn’t a buffet. You can’t weaponise the Vatican’s moral authority only when it suits your campaign. Consistency matters.

@MBdMittens1 @TheRealMayraRdz Because they have bought into the lies the abortion industry - and most of society - sells. Another person's life doesn't matter unless it's a wanted life, in the most perfect of circumstances

@TheRealMayraRdz How come women are the most vocal in keeping it legal?

I spent 17 years inside Planned Parenthood, and there’s a heartbreaking pattern I’ll never forget. For a surgical abortion, a woman needs a driver. Before we’d even start, the man had to sign a paper: a written promise to stay and return for her. Daily, I watched the same tragedy: the procedure would end, the woman would be in recovery, groggy and vulnerable, asking for him. We’d call the number. No answer. Straight to voicemail. I saw women sit for hours, realizing they’d been abandoned by the very person who pushed them to be there. He got what he wanted: the "problem" was gone: and he didn’t even have the decency to drive her home. Let’s be honest: Abortion was created for men, by men, to benefit men. It’s the ultimate "get out of responsibility free" card. It’s not about "freedom" for women; it’s about convenience for men who refuse to step up. #PlannedParenthood #Whistleblower #MenStepUp #Truth #MayraRodriguez

@mariocavolo Yes, an open kangaroo court. Sorry, your psy-op isn't going to work here

@ManyJens Yes...he was convicted in open court of seditious conspiracy

China described by bigoted white people as "an actual authoritarian communist dictatorship with concentration camps and zero free speech" My God...seriously? The blindness the ignorance the bias & the brainwashing about China in the west is simply astonishing Here in today's China we have more freedom, freedom of speech, safety and stability than any American #China #CounterPointGlobal #Olympics