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@dwazagul @DschlopesIsBack Not this one. But then, I've also watched a few eclipses, and seen that the shadow of the earth is round. If the shadow was round because the sun is above a flat, circular earth, you wouldn't be able to see the moon through the earth.

@DschlopesIsBack People who believe this is fake probably believe the earth is flat, too.

I have one simple question that I’m sure won’t spark any debate at all… Do you think this was real or fake?

@gunsmoke1448 @DschlopesIsBack I watched it live too. So what? Have you gone back and watched those videos? There were better special effects on Star Trek first generation.

@DschlopesIsBack Real. I watched it live & we had no reason to think it was faked

@EricLDaugh And they are dumb enough to think Trump telegraphed his plans so that they could thwart them, rather than thinking Trump just laid a trap, and they walked into it.

🚨 BREAKING: Iran is now forming HUMAN CHAINS in front of a power plant in Kazerun in a bid to dissuade President Trump’s strikes come 8PM They even invited children to attend. This is evil and disgusting. Iran views their people as meat shields!

@handmadeshoesia Everything eats rabbits, including lawn mowers.

Can someone explain to me what stops a robot lawn mower from running over a baby rabbit or any other creature that ends up in the way? Or are they scary enough most wildlife runs away far before that would happen? Somehow those seem extra dangerous to me.

@LeahDiscovers Buy American. premierrange.com

What are y'all doing to ovens these days?? I have never seen one shatter in all my life and the last year have seen a dozen posts about it. What is going on 😳

@GabrielHudelson Amen, well said. Not many young men are brave enough to say it. Breathing is dangerous. There is all manner of poisons in the air. Not breathing is more dangerous. Marriage is dangerous, just like childbirth is dangerous. Not marrying, not having the children is worse.

YES, MY WIFE IS TOTALLY DEPENDENT ON ME. “But if you don’t have a college degree, what is your fallback plan if your husband divorces you?” This mindset is in the water at this point in American history. But it is not in the Bible. Here are a few considerations. 1- Scripture says that the two shall become one flesh. I can tell you right now that I do not have a contingency plan for what I will do if half of my organs and limbs stop working. I mean, we might make it to a hospital and maybe figure something out… But that’s not something that I’m planning for. There are solutions for paraplegia, but I don’t know anyone who has written out a step-by-step paraplegia plan… nor am I aware of anyone who has become a double amputee for any reason other than the most extreme. But today, we have an attitude towards marriage that puts marriage in roughly the same category as fashion or diet. These are lifestyle choices. You choose what best expresses your authentic self, and if your authentic self changes, so does its expression. But from a Christian perspective, divorcing your spouse is not like changing your haircut. It’s like cutting off an arm and a leg. If the two have become one flesh, then they cannot be separated without catastrophic damage, and they should not be separated except under catastrophic necessity. So do I have a contingency plan for getting both of my legs blown off? Does my wife? No, we don’t. Do you? 2- Yes, my wife is in a very vulnerable spot. But so am I, actually. She is dependent on me. I am dependent on her. This is what it means to be one flesh. She wouldn’t have a house without me, and I wouldn’t have a home without her. We need each other. Furthermore, my heart safely trusts in her. Which means that if anybody wanted to rob me blind or wound me deeply, she could do it. And in today’s culture, plenty of ladies are actually doing this through the divorce process. Yet for some reason, no one ever asks young men what they’re going to do if their wife divorces them. No one is ever concerned about their contingency plan. Why is this? And when the redpillers start talking about prenups, this is seen as the height of misogyny. But what do you expect from young men who face the prospect of legal plunder if they tie the knot to a bad woman? Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a fan of prenuptial agreements. I think marriage is dangerous and it is supposed to be that way. And I think that you should make sure that you really know someone to the best of your human ability before you marry them. But let’s not act like the ladies are supposed to have a contingency plan, but if the boys have a contingency plan then it is misogyny. 3- Marriage is dangerous. The disciples understood this implication when Jesus said what He did about divorce, and concluded that it was better not to marry at all. It is noteworthy that Jesus did not say “whoa guys, you’re getting the wrong impression, there’s very little risk involved in marriage, and if you marry a bad spouse you can just divorce them and get a different one; no one should have to live in an unhealthy marriage! Everyone has a right to feel safe!” To the contrary, Jesus said “Not all men can accept this statement, but only those to whom it has been given.” (Matt. 19:11) Marriage puts both parties into a very vulnerable position. Marriage is very dangerous. Most of the best things in life are. 4- A fundamental issue here is our culture of safety. There is a fundamental crisis of purpose in our culture today. What are we here for? To have a quiet house with no children to disturb our peace and to spend our Friday nights sipping martinis on our yacht? Or were we made for something more? If we were made to slay dragons, then we need to recognize that dragon slaying is not an occupation you pursue for its chill vibes. The goal is not to figure out what path has the least resistance, but rather which path burns the most brightly for Christ.

🚨BREAKING! On the Artemis II “Historic FlyBy” of the moon, they were able to capture this startling footage of the brave camera man who filmed the take off of the first Apollo mission from the moon. The little known fourth member of the Apollo 11 crew, astronaut Beau Guss sacrificed his life to get the amazing footage of the lunar take off that we have all seen throughout our lives. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Guss family and our country is forever grateful for all that Beau was willing to give for our beautiful country. God bless NASA! 🇺🇸

@julieheglund What is in the movies that is uplifting, enlightening, or in any way something you would want her to see? Forget the age or the friends, I have a problem with the idea that you let her consume indoctrination.

I’m a Certified Helicopter Mom and I think 13 is plenty old enough to go to the movies with friends (of the same gender).

@WallStreetApes Why anyone trusts grocery stores after 2020 is beyond me. Go to the farmer to buy your meat.

American shows her ground beef doesn’t look like it used to look It now has these very hard cylinders in it, the meat also now flakes apart in a very unnatural way Some of the chunks are as hard as a rock, she taps them on the counter One idea is these could be chunks of fat that didn’t grind properly (maybe) but it very unlikely based on the way it looks Many people in the comments are highly suspicious of the meat sold in America

@marriedmn Ephesians 5:28 In the same way husbands should love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself. It doesn't say lord over her and act like an ass.

Tell your wife "Because I said so" without guilt. Modern men fear this phrase. Real ones use it daily. Her peace comes from knowing you're in charge, not from endless democracy at home.

@JoeyMannarino Probably about like a blow up doll. They are reusable, after all.

When Moslems talk about the 72 virgins.. I always wonder what those 72 virgins would look like. Would they be underage? Would they be menopausal virgin women? Would they be blue hair liberal? Would they be transsexuals? Or maybe they could just be goats? I'm just curious..

@DschlopesIsBack They should have thought about how much special effects would improve in half a century, and tried a little harder. I keep expecting Bill Shatner to pop up in these clips.

@bebookled Old hymns are also often designed to convict the heart of sin, and churches aren't big on that anymore.

Old hymns/psalms were not written to make you feel good (though, of course, you often do when you listen to them). New worship music is designed to make you feel good. Like intentionally tries to give you a high. People would rather get that dopamine hit and feel good.

@wakenminds Those guys had plenty of degrees: 33 to be exact.

"you need a degree to build a house" Men without degrees 500 years ago:

@wrowclif Sounds like a win to me. Then no kids would be getting the alphabet soup indoctrination, the bullying, the communist indoctrination, nor the 1 in 5 being left illiterate.

This is a dumb take. If homeschooling your kids exempted you from funding the school district, not having kids in the school district would also exempt you from those taxes. And then the school would be insolvent and there would be no school.

@CatholicAwesome mother-ease.com Get cloth. Buy one round of high quality cloth diapers, never buy again. They will go from newborn to potty training, and go through several kids. No midnight runs to buy diapers because you are out, just pop them in the washer every other morning.

Huggies are some of the worst diapers I’ve ever used.

@SpecterAndBride How do you honor without obeying?

Women’s marriage vows were altered from “love, cherish, and OBEY” to “love, honor, and cherish”. Feminist egalitarianism has subtly eroded Godly marriage and Biblical truth. Feminism is poison.

@loonlake55 Bathroom? Sure, if you lived in town. Many farm kids still had a pee can under the bed, and the little house out back.

Too many young people are resenting Boomers, claiming that Boomers had it " easy " financially in their youth. Here are a few fun facts about growing up Boomer. 1. Almost everyone grew up with one bathroom. Mom, Dad and all 3-6 siblings. 2. If you did get to take a vacation, you drove. With no air conditioning. No cup holders. No iPads. Just black vinyl seats and bologna sandwiches. 3. There were no club sports. No Parks and Rec activities. Summer camp was for rich kids. Get yourself a bike, a stick and a few friends. If you were bored, you laid in the grass and looked at clouds. 4. You ate what was served. Even if it was chicken livers. No DoorDash, no backup Totino's rolls. 5. No AP classes, no PSEO, no "fun" elective. They assigned you to a class. You went. You did what they asked. Or else. 6. Unless you had rich parents, you had a nice VFW wedding. Maybe rent a room at a modest hotel. 7. Most Boomers got their first pedi and mani in their 50s (when their feet got farther away). We didn't even know people got massages in real life, only in Hollywood. 8. You packed your own lunch for decades. 9. No one knew what red light therapy was, a facial, a spa day, or a cold plunge. Your gym was the YMCA. Usually in a rather old building. 10. We grew up with 18 percent inflation, 14 percent mortgage rates, 3 million continuing unemployment claims, and 200 other applicants competing for the same job. Now, this is not to say Millenials and Gen Z have it easy or don't face problems. It's just to say, nobody has it easy or doesn't face problems. My only hope, as my mom would say, is I live long enough to see my kids' kids complain about how easy they had it!

@usuallypregnant I actually told my husband not to get me a fancy ring. I don't want to be in debt for a ring. I ended up with a Celtic knot ring, which I love, but have never worn because of metal allergies. It makes my finger bleed. The ring is around my heart, and I don't hang out in bars.

You really don’t have to spend +$3k on a diamond wedding ring. Most good & godly girls I know don’t care about a real diamond. My hubby got me a moissanite in a white gold band for $500 US and explained how diamonds are propaganda. It’s such a beautiful ring too!

@NateSilver538 @nikitabier Are we pretending the NYT is a credible source today? Yeah, I think people ignoring the NYT is an incredibly good outcome.

A (super cute!!) pet photo from Catturd™ gets literally 50x the engagement of a link to incredibly important original reporting from the NYT on Iran. According to your own on-site numbers @nikitabier. Do you consider this to be a desirable outcome?