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@ShadowofEzra Most Christians, except those of the Burchett ilk, believe that "no man cometh unto the Father but by me" (Jesus) and that there is "one mediator between man and God, the man Christ Jesus." Judaism as another gospel that does not bring salvation. Is that antisemitism?

Rep. Tim Burchett is demanding that Christians in America reject antisemitism, saying it goes against their faith since Jesus was Jewish. He says too many people are unfairly blaming Jewish communities, using the same kind of rhetoric Hitler used, and points out that Jews make up less than 2% of the population. “The Christian community better stand up.” “I’m sick of that crap.”

@JohnCornyn Paxton is a flawed candidate but not flawed enough for me to stoop to the depth and vote for RINO exemplar, Cronyn.

Remember, if you’re one of the 75% of registered voters who didn’t vote in the primary, you can still vote in the runoff

@JohnCornyn You are already too old, John. Six more years of you? No thank you. Join Mitch McConnel in retirement, you dinosaur.

Please vote tomorrow in Republican Primary runoff election. God bless Texas

@TheOnlyDSC She's hoping everyone will be afraid of being called a racist and won't stand up to her. Good on those two men who didn't fall for her entitled antics. And, by the way, if she wasn't so fat, maybe she could have squeezed her way through to the front.

This black woman demands that she be let into the front of the plane before the line even moves. This gentleman behind her expresses his fatigue.

@dropbucket56 @atensnut If that car was parked in your driveway blocking your garage, I bet you wouldn't think it was abuse then, moron.

@atensnut If you ever had to pay to get a car out of an impound yard, you would side with the girl and her friend the policeman could hear speaking. Its Pathetic to see this type of authority abuse.

Where do these young people get their fcking attitude? I guess they’ve never been told “No, you can’t do that”.

@BlackAndNative1 It excludes non-HBCU schools so what kind of an accomplishment is this really?

North Carolina Central University's all-women team has officially won the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge National Championship, showcasing brilliance, preparation, and Black excellence on one of the biggest academic stages in the country. The victory is more than a championship — it's a powerful reminder of the intelligence, talent, and legacy that continue to thrive at HBCUs across America. Their knowledge, teamwork, and composure helped secure a moment that will inspire generations of young Black women and students everywhere. A legendary accomplishment for NCCU and HBCU culture. #NCCU #HBCUExcellence #HondaCampusAllStarChallenge #BlackExcellence #WomenInLeadership

@MemVsEverybody Jordieee, if there was a party for fats only, you'd be the first in line. And your big ole ass lives in Memphis. What kind of stupid is that?

No, you’re fucking insufferable. You’re mad bc she created space for ppl who face similar barriers to enjoy each other’s company & celebrate what they’ve accomplished. You don’t want Black people in your spaces but also don’t want them to have their own…you’re repulsive.

@tanner9225 @LauraLoomer @marcorubio Thank you for showing the hypocrisy of LL.

@LauraLoomer @marcorubio How do you expect people to take you seriously about a subject that you blatantly lie about you psychotic fuckin twat

Seeing all of ⁦@marcorubio⁩’s photos from India makes me want to go back to India! I love India. Such a beautiful country. So glad our Secretary of State and his supermodel wife were able to visit India and meet many of the same people I met while I was there. 🇺🇸 🇮🇳

@charise_lee Very few "kids" work hard to graduate from high school. It is a joke and the poster of this video is a moron for saying what it said.

Centennial high school graduation Williamson County, Franklin, Tennessee. Completely unacceptable those kids worked hard to graduate. This was a humiliating experience.

@TaraBull I would be afraid of lightning. Whoever approved this proceeding is a fool.

Is it acceptable for a school to hold a graduation ceremony in the rain?

@DrewSav Read the Lewis Blackman Story if you want to know who incompetent nurses are.

When I go to a doctor's office I should be able to a board certified physician, not a physician's assistant or a nurse practitioner. They may be good people that are good at their jobs but they do not have the robust education and training of an MD.

@JBrownForPhilly @DrewSav Bullshit, dude. A nurse doesn't have to be "seasoned" to become an NP.

@DrewSav Disagree. NPs are seasoned nurses. Often times, they’ve spent several years in units, treated thousands of patients, spent thousands of hours MORE with patients than doctors. You want a nurse looking after you, not a doctor. You want a nurse advocating for you, not a doctor

@DrewSav I was seen by a nurse practitioner who placed an erroneous entry in my medical record which led to me being prescribed the wrong dose of a medication. Fortunately, an MD recognized the mistake. The nurse practitioner did not accept responsibility for the false entry or apologize.

@DefiantLs We do not care. Move along Eglon.

"White people in general, I'm tired of you motherf*ckers"

@JonnyRoot_ Naomi is such a bitter, passive-aggressive monster who will never win another grand slam.

Half black/half Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka held a dinner party exclusively for black tennis players before the French Open She defended the party by claiming there have been segregated white-only parties (Without proof, of course) This woman is insufferable.

@Notwokenow She clearly ignored the fashion rules for fat folks: choose the right fit and use darker shades.

At her son’s graduation. But, at least she didn’t make it all about her 😳😳😳😳😳

@marklevinshow Stupid Trump should not have gotten us into the Iran War.

History teaches us that peace deals are best made after the enemy is defeated or surrendered.

@EdwardOfIran5 @marklevinshow Scene is from The Untouchables is you're wondering.

@marklevinshow I think the president needs to watch this! Seriously👇

@heyitsmeCarolyn Looks like a Pentecostal church.

This is why we can’t have nice things…. 👀

@Idontgive2u I think you talk too much. Just get to the point.

Je suis mariée depuis six ans. J’ai un fils de 17 ans issu d’un premier mariage. Mon mari, lui, a une fille de 16 ans. Quand nous avons décidé de vivre ensemble, nous avions posé une règle très claire : chacun resterait responsable financièrement de son propre enfant pour les dépenses importantes, notamment les études. Nous avions des situations différentes, des accords différents avec nos ex-conjoints, et cela nous semblait plus simple ainsi. Depuis que mon fils a 10 ans, j’ai ouvert un livret d’épargne à son nom. Je suis infirmière. J’ai fait des gardes, des nuits, des heures supplémentaires pendant des années. À chaque prime, à chaque majoration, je mettais un peu de côté. Ce n’était pas facile. Mais je voulais qu’un jour, mon fils puisse choisir ses études sans avoir à renoncer à cause de l’argent. Aujourd’hui, cette épargne couvre presque entièrement ses frais d’études supérieures. Il y a deux mois, il a été accepté dans l’établissement qu’il rêvait d’intégrer. On a pleuré ensemble en lisant la réponse. J’ai eu l’impression que toutes ces années de fatigue et de sacrifices avaient enfin un sens. Une semaine plus tard, mon mari m’a demandé qu’on parle sérieusement. Sa fille souhaite entrer dans un établissement privé. Elle n’a pas été acceptée dans la filière publique qu’elle espérait. Les frais sont élevés. Et lui n’a pas les économies nécessaires. Son ex-femme non plus. Il m’a alors proposé ce qu’il a appelé une “solution familiale” : prendre une partie de l’épargne de mon fils pour financer les études de sa fille. Je suis restée silencieuse. Honnêtement, au début, j’ai cru qu’il plaisantait. Je lui ai rappelé que cet argent n’appartenait pas au couple. Que je l’avais économisé pendant dix ans pour mon fils. Et que dès le départ, il savait parfaitement que cet argent n’était pas destiné à être partagé. Mais il m’a répondu que maintenant, nous étions une famille. Qu’il ne devait plus y avoir “mon fils” et “sa fille”. Puis il m’a dit quelque chose qui m’a profondément blessée : “Si tu aimais vraiment ma fille, tu ferais un effort.” La discussion est devenue tendue. Je lui ai rappelé que je ne lui avais jamais demandé un centime pour constituer l’épargne de mon fils. Que je n’avais empêché personne d’anticiper ou d’économiser. Et que protéger ce que j’avais construit pendant des années ne faisait pas de moi une mauvaise personne. Sa fille a entendu une partie de la dispute. Depuis, elle est froide avec moi. Elle m’a dit qu’elle avait toujours eu l’impression que je privilégiais mon fils. Qu’elle ne comprenait pas pourquoi je ne pouvais pas “donner un peu” pour que ce soit équitable. Mais dans cette histoire, je n’enlève rien à personne. Je protège simplement l’avenir de mon enfant. Mon mari me répète que le mariage implique des sacrifices. Je lui ai répondu qu’un sacrifice ne devrait jamais se faire sur le dos d’un enfant qui n’est responsable ni des choix des adultes, ni du manque d’anticipation des autres. Depuis une semaine, nous dormons dans des chambres séparées. Pas parce que nous nous détestons. Mais parce que je sais qu’en cédant aujourd’hui, j’enverrais à mon fils le message que ses efforts — et les miens — peuvent disparaître dès qu’une pression affective apparaît. Et honnêtement… je ne sais plus si je suis une femme égoïste… ou simplement une mère qui protège ce qu’elle a construit pour son enfant. Vous en pensez quoi ?