Typedonthink 🤔

@Oilfield_Rando Required to be considered for an Oscar. It’s in the rules.

Which raises the question: Why do it all? Why even inject the subversion? Is it just subversion for subversion’s sake?

Normie: “The deep state doesn’t exist.” FBI agent: “I’m basically running a shadow government across the FBI at this point.”

@GovEvers Our democracy=democrat control

Here are the facts: #1: We had a fair, safe, and secure election in 2020, as multiple audits, reviews, and courts have shown. #2: The single greatest threat to our democracy isn’t one conspiracy theory or big lie, the single greatest threat to our democracy is Donald J. Trump.

@BradRTorgersen Cate blanchette she’s got the range.

Okay, so, here's a question: of all the actresses, models, etc., you're aware of in the past 100 years, who would you cast as Helen of Troy? If you had the ability to literally cast anyone? This is supposed to be a woman of extraordinary poise, presence, and beauty, capable of moving nations to war. 🤔

@amuse The rest of their short short lives.

INSANITY: Tim Walz says we shouldn’t judge child molesters based purely on their decision to rape a child but on how they live their rest of their lives.

@candyisyummy333 Nobody talked about it and you live in ac when it sucks outside. Been working outside for 25 years. Was always a thing I remember. “Huh little hazy today” isn’t as memorable when no one is issuing breathing warnings.

So riddle me this: why did I never encounter this bullshit smoke my whole childhood growing up in Michigan’s UP? Nor in college? Nor when I near Detroit in the 80s? Nor when I lived on Michigan’s west coast from 2020 … until the first time in 2023? Who is responsible?

@SwannMarcus89 Media did it. Conforming to the perceived group opinion is way more important than your own assessment. So the media assigns the group an opinion.

Sorry if this is controversial, but the Platner idiocy really drove home for me how poor many women’s survival skills are when it comes to recognizing dangerous men Platner performed like shit with men and was way stronger with women, which is normal for a Democrat. However, it is crazy to me how few women identified him as an obvious sexual predator. I literally called that his campaign would end or - if he somehow managed to win - he would be removed from office for sex crimes months ago. I staked that position out in public on this website, so it’s not like it’s hard to prove my point. How did women not know he was a rapist? I legitimately don’t understand. Graham Platner is the most obvious sexual predator to ever live. Every man I talked to about that guy knew who he was immediately Ladies, you need to do better. Your personal safety depends on it

@TheMuppetPastor Still others fell among the thorns and were choked out and did not grow. It’s literally explained. Lots of people will try and don’t make it.

If you follow me, you’ll know that I am not a fan of “Once Saved, Always Saved”, abbreviated as OSAS. Why? Do I think it’s untrue? Not exactly. I think it’s highly misleading to share with baby Christians and an unbelieving world. Technically this is true: if saved by Jesus, if we follow a Christian life, walking with Him, confessing our sins, staying faithful until the end, we will indeed be saved. So why do I dislike OSAS? It downplays the Biblical warnings against apostasy and the hard work/discipline Jesus preached to us. OSAS assumes that all of these things are automatic: we are saved, and thus we will be faithful. Indeed, I’d argue that this is true of many Christians. They make the good faith effort to obey Jesus, confess sin, improve their lives, and help others. But I think it’s dangerous to assume this will be automatic because most people need guidance and discipline to keep them on the Way. We need to understand that Christians are to produce fruit of the spirit, to walk with Jesus, to avoid the sins Paul warned us about in 1 Corinthians 6, and to not practice sin but to repent of it (1 John). How do we know we’re saved? 1 John tells us plainly: we obey Jesus, stop habitual sins, and live like He did. We should have no fear if we follow this. But if we secretly practice habitual sin, knowing it’s wrong, but loving it more than Jesus, we shouldn’t feel secure in salvation just because someone told us we’re always saved. Many a famous person like Phillip Yancey or Steve Lawson has been caught blatantly practicing sexual sin for years. While any Christian can and will sin, they should feel guilt and repent. If they practice sin and only feel shame when it’s uncovered, they are charlatans. These are works of the flesh (Galatians 5) and they are damnable, as Paul writes. We can’t feel eternally saved while trapped in habitual sin. Now, to be fair, someone who believes in perseverance of the saints or OSAS would never tell a person to feel comfort in habitual sin. They would demand repentance and preach against it. This is the proper response. My issue is that they can’t truly explain WHY the sin is such a problem if a person is always saved, other than to suggest we must obey Jesus or that “you’re not truly saved”. And if you can be falsely saved, then how can anyone know they are truly saved? Again, 1 John tells us the answer: you must walk with Christ. OSAS is not a false doctrine, but the assumption of automatic change leaves many people to feel comfortable in sinful lives. People new to the faith need guidance and discipline. They need to understand that Jesus demands a life of sacrifice and hard work, but also that He will guide us through each trial. There are millions of porn and smut addicts who feel safe and secure thanks to OSAS. Likewise there are others who think active homosexual lives are acceptable for the same reason: they’re already saved anyway. We know that this isn’t true and we need a better response than “guess they weren’t really saved.”

@SaltyGoat17 Is 30 trillion in debt really considered paying your dues.

Should seniors be 100% tax exempt after the retirement age of 65? By that point they've pretty paid their dues haven't they?

Burkina Faso: Pray for Christians in northern and southwestern Burkina Faso, who are at great danger for following Christ.

New research claims human emissions are not driving atmospheric CO2. A paper by Dai Ato ran multiple linear regressions for 1959 to 2022, testing two predictors of the annual CO2 increase: sea surface temperature and human emissions. The result was clear: when the oceans warmed, CO2 levels rose almost exactly in step - about two to three parts per million for every one degree Celsius of warming. Adding human emissions to the model didn't change the outcome. Using only ocean temperature, the model reproduced global CO2 levels with near-perfect accuracy - a correlation of 0.995 and an error of just one to two ppm by 2022. The main factor governing the annual increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration is sea surface temperature rather than human emissions. Earlier studies have shown the same pattern. Temperature changes first, CO2 follows. If Ato is correct, cutting human emissions won't lower atmospheric CO2 because it's the oceans that set the pace.

@Timcast I’d believe it if she had made him a sandwich.

this was written by a woman fantasizing about doing whatever she wants without consequence

“[P]eople have learned from their own misfortunes that revolutions demolish the organic structures of society, disrupt the natural flow of life, destroy the best elements of the population and give free rein to the worst...”

@Oilfield_Rando Running from homeless crackheads keeps those pounds off too.

I mean. Gay dudes tend to stay in better shape than straight dudes, just a fact. And these cities are disproportionately populated by gay dudes. Of course, the STD rate offsets the physical fitness, so I guess it’s a wash.

@LaurenUnderwood When democrats stuff the ballot they remove everyone’s power. When they replace candidates after the primary they remove democrats power. Democracy is their way of making sure your voice is irrelevant.

Republicans are pulling out all the stops to make you feel powerless in this critical moment. Powerless people don't organize. They don't vote. They don’t fight back. We cannot believe the MAGA myth that we are powerless—we never have been. And we’ll win in November.

@wil_da_beast630 @instapundit You clowns are so lost. I’d would be funny but these people vote.

This platform could win the next 10 elections. Which party grabs the brass ring 1st?

@DC_Draino @instapundit Worse than watergate?

Nothing to see here. Just the Biden regime exposed for spying on members of Congress and lying about it. Time for Jack Smith to face the same justice that he tried to weaponize against others.

@ChrisMurphyCT That many people get shot every day in Chicago. Why don’t you mention them?

ICE has shot and killed 10 people since Trump came back into office. 2 more in the last week. In addition, 50 people have died in ICE detention. ICE has become a killing machine. We cannot let this feel normal. It isn't.

If you’re standing on a ladder cutting a tree you’re doing it wrong. Stop

I don't think the GOP fully grasp how badly they are fucking up right now. I'm talking to people who normally have ZERO interest in politics who are legitimately pissed off. They are not seeing the major reform they thought would happen and are REALLY MAD about it. No true accountability. No true mass deportations. No meaningful decrease in the deficit. Lots of very long vacations and no work. No bills being passed that REDUCE the government involvement in their lives. I'm very worried the GOP is sleepwalking toward a midterm reckoning they don’t see coming. People are pissed off that they voted Trump into office and then the GOP continues to slow-walk every reform people want. Where are all the DOGE cuts that were promised? Where is the SAVE ACT? Why haven't we defunded the Taliban yet? Why are bills passing the House and then disappear in the Senate? Why are the GOP still funding Left-wing NGOs that target and hate MAGA Republicans? Why are members of the GOP pushing for mass amnesty instead of mass deportations? People are waking up and they aren't happy about it. People believed they were voting for the Trump agenda. and instead, many feel like they’re getting the same old Washington. If Republicans in Congress don’t start producing tangible results, they’re going to discover that frustration has consequences... ...And by the time they realize how deep-seeded that frustration is, it may already be too late.