Ron Singleson

@fourthjames83 @Tanyaelisabeth Well, @fourthjames83 blocked me, making evident the failure of her argument.

@fourthjames83 @Tanyaelisabeth It is your 'pro-choice' label that is incoherent — it's no different from calling yourself 'pro-druthers.' The whole point is to obscure the hideousness of abortion behind a vague, euphemistic term.

I was pro choice until I found out at 20 years old that I lost a sibling through abortion When it hit that close to home I was faced with feelings I had never had before. What do you mean one of us is missing? Abortion has a far greater impact than just a “personal medical choice between a woman and her doctor”, my brother or sister they were a real person, a real human, they shared the same parents as me, they were part of me, of our entire family. Who knows what kind of wonderful things they would have done? the memories, stories, all of it is just gone, never to be allowed to exist because of one selfish decision. Learning this also made me so confused as to why was I allowed to exist and live? Why did she make the choice to allow me to live and yet did not allow my sibling the same right? Why me and not them? You say you love me but had I come at another time would you have decided to not have me? How can you love someone when you can so easily decide if they live or die? How can you truly love a child if you are willing to live without them, and not only that, be the reason they die?

@Greywolf1118 @TuckerCarlson Not at all. Obtaining grace through Christ enlightens the soul to distinguish good and evil, and the former code becomes superseded.

@Teri_Rem @TuckerCarlson Are you saying the 10 commandments are irrelevant? That’s like saying “once saved always saved”….

America’s new civic religion is Israelism, Christianity without the New Testament, and it’s the most unforgiving faith of all.

@megha_lilly @JasonFruit_ You need data. Do you have any or is this just your opinion?

@JasonFruit_ This is a hypothetical you are imagining. But I have seen such arrangements and neither the smarter nor the simpler party is happy in such scenarios.

Marriages with an IQ gap can’t work actually. Because if you don’t enjoy talking to that person, if your inner monologue doesn’t interest one another, if you can’t make each other laugh, both will feel immense loneliness. IQ gap leads to marriages of duty and the romance fuelled by hormones alone dies very quickly. The problem is, many women overestimate their intelligence because they have “degrees” and don’t realize that their IQ is better suited to someone they think is far below them. This factor alone is a compelling argument for the ways by which relaxed university standards to “accomodate women” have been catastrophic for society. Oxford University famously lowered its exam standards and changed their format to make women fail less frequently and not have such dramatically lower grades than the men. This happens universities across the board: standards are relaxed or changed completely, subject matter becomes increasingly dumbed down, the professors themselves are Marxists who don’t “believe in objective truth”. Besides the myriad other problems this has caused in society, perhaps the most egregious has been in deluding women of ordinary intelligence that they are far above their intellectual station just because they acquire a bit of jargon to garnish their conversations with the veneer of sophistication. Many of these women would have been better off if they had applied their minds to better suited endeavours. And perhaps they also would have found love with the men that truly suited them, rather than languished in the velleities fuelled by a sham education.

@Greywolf1118 @TuckerCarlson Protestant Christianity is seriously OT-NT distorted--you see plaques of the 10 Commandments everywhere but almost no plaques of the Beatitudes.

My man….I don’t know what happened to you or where you’re getting your info….. but in my 52 years on this earth, I’ve been in and around church and Christians of various denominations my entire life. I’m a Christian. I don’t know a single person in that group who disregards the New Testament in favor of the Old Testament. Both have relevance in the religion of Christianity. The Old Testament predicted events in the New Testament, including the arrival of the Messiah and the kind of sacrifice he would make. The book of Daniel prophesies about the rise of antichrist written about in Revelation. Ezekiel prophesies about the return of the descendants of Jacob to the land of Israel. Don’t do this man. You’re going down a very bad path as a self proclaimed Christian. You cannot have the New Testament without the Old Testament. You cannot have Jesus without king David of the tribe of Judah.

@fourthjames83 @Tanyaelisabeth Must be the use of the subjunctive. I typed it slowly for you, but evidently that did not help.

@Teri_Rem @Tanyaelisabeth Sorry, is this incoherent gibberish supposed to resemble English? You Christians never miss an opportunity to embarrass yourselves.

@fourthjames83 @Tanyaelisabeth You don't even have the guts to use the noun. Pro-choice? What, 2nd Amendment on whether to choose to bear arms or not? Were that you were so faint-of-heart to end the life of a prenatal child as you are to even call it what it is.

@Tanyaelisabeth I'm not pro abortion, I'm pro choice. I actually have an unplanned child. You have no idea why people choose to abort a child. You are simply a narcissist who's incapable of seeing any point of view outside your own. The world doesn't revolve around you.

Megyn Kelly: " I don't know why the president's getting so desperate for attention that he feels the need to mock 1.4 billion Catholics…I bet you it's not gonna be the Jews. It's not gonna be the Israelis, I promise you that that's not coming."

The President’s comments about the Pope were offensive to millions of Catholics and people of faith around the world. Popes do not campaign for office, nor are they guided by American politics, and the President should stop treating the Pope as he would a political rival. He is the leader of the Catholic Church and speaks on matters of faith, not partisan politics.

@1stPrinciples76 @HannahDCox "Love thine enemies."

@1stPrinciples76 @HannahDCox As an Eastern Orthodox Christian we've had our homelands devastated by Islam. In Greece, over 400 years under the Ottoman yoke. But the recent devastation wrought by the Western Neocons surpasses even what the Mongols did to us. No thank you, I will keep our Savior's command ...

Until evangelical pastors are as equally outraged by dead school children in Iran as they are by 6 week abortions they will remain a deeply unserious religion and one that deserves the deflection rates it’s seeing.

@martyintexas1 My loyalty is to the Constitution and to the people I represent, not to a President nor to a Party. That’s how our Founders expected our Republic to work.

@1stPrinciples76 @HannahDCox I'd add that we shouldn't justify what is the equivalent of criminal negligence in the killing of civilians, as the bombing of the girl's school with ~180 killed. I could have tasked a 10-year old on whether the school was a military site. Just bring up Google maps and photos.

I have remorse for all innocent victims, for they are all made in the image of God. What I have revulsion for is people who only have remorse for the few who died as rare collateral damage from US military action, but have no remorse for victims of Islamic regimes worldwide, or of the policies of Democrats in America.

@madhtr1 @KacperPaczek @Antunes1 A great number of under-2 year olds, too.

@KacperPaczek @Antunes1 Israel has killed a lot of jihadi terrorists. I'm good with that.

You have to pick a side.

Pope Leo XIV opposes unjust war, genocide, abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, IVF, and transsexualism. Trump is soft or permissive on ALL those issues. Yet Trump calls the Pope “weak.” Who is the “weak” one?

@1stPrinciples76 @HannahDCox Advocates always have their "justifications," but remorse for innocent victims should not differ.

Intelligent people, including pastors, can rightfully express concern and sadness for collateral damage of just wars, while reserving their outrage for societally accepted, wanton baby murder for personal convenience. Maybe you don’t have that level of moral and intellectual clarity, but you should aspire to it.

@WassonWatch @MemoristCed @tedcruz There are always things you don't understand. That cannot be a basis for indefinite action.

I can say unequivocally, without flinching, and with great conviction that Jesus Christ IS King. That's true. And it's not inherently antisemitic. HOWEVER, @tedcruz is taking a beating here, and I don't think it's fair. If you listen to what he actually says, he's not saying that it's antisemitic to say that Christ is King. He has CORRECTLY noticed that many of the prominent groyper/antisemitic types have adopted it, and are using it as a dog whistle to signal their antisemitism. That's it. You and I can say Christ is King all day. But if you saw a parade of dudes in KKK getup walking down the street, chanting, "Christ is King!" will you just glibly join in and march with them? Or will you consider that in that context, they may not be genuine followers of Christ, but are instead using his name for their own nefarious purposes. Yes, Christians are often unfairly attacked in the media, and the most innocuous things get twisted to make us look bad. But you need to be open to the possibility that there is some nuance you may not understand, and that that nuance matters more than you realize. In conclusion: JESUS CHRIST IS KING SOLI DEO GLORIA AM YISRAEL CHAI

@JMPAC2490 @ShoalBear @thetrueshelby @JamieBonkiewicz Death is the individual's biological destiny. Well, for some, only half-so.

@ShoalBear @thetrueshelby @JamieBonkiewicz Thanks. Point is there is no fucking biological destiney .

Erika Kirk. Katie Miller. They both have careers but want y’all to stay home and pop out babies 🙄