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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@Pastor_Gabe @WWUTTcom part 3, .... or who is sitting on the throne. If a conservative is in power then something might change for the good but the next election a liberal might take the power and undo the preview good things and make a new law that none can change that afterwards. Statism is a plauge.
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conalex@constandinosale·
@Pastor_Gabe @WWUTTcom It is both, politics is unbiblical and so is the legislative branch. So, when the system is based on humanistic and secular worldview then the state is god and when the state is god then the voter becomes obsolete because the rule of law is rendered by those in high places.
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WWUTT?
WWUTT?@WWUTTcom·
This is unsustainable—a catastrophic disaster waiting to happen. “If you lack the means to pay, why shouldn’t your bed be taken from under you?” —Proverbs 22:27
Wall Street Mav@WallStreetMav

"You are spending $7.5 trillion?" Congress: "Yes Dave" "And you only have $5.5 trillion in revenue?" Congress: "That's correct Dave" "And you have $39.5 trillion in debt and 42% of all income tax revenue goes to paying interest?" Congress: "That's correct Dave"

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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@Pastor_Gabe @WWUTTcom part 2, if the civil magistrates where under the law and not the authors of the law then the majority wouldn't dictate anything because they would have nothing to change. Taxation would be theft and none could be able to change that no matter the number of the votes.
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ApoloJedi
ApoloJedi@ApoloJedi_·
Why is the federal government paying for hospice in the first place?!?!?! 😤
The Vigilant Fox 🦊@VigilantFox

RFK Jr. says HHS loses $100,000,000,000 a year to theft. He found some thieves would bribe poor people with flat screen TVs to get their patient numbers and enroll them in hospice. Then they would proceed to bill Medicaid "$6,000 a month FOREVER." RFK JR: "We shut down 800 hospices. You know what a hospice is? Where you're going to die. Typically, if you go to a hospice, you leave within 18 days because your dying is terminal." "We started looking at these hospices in Los Angeles, and the people never died. Two or three years later they were there, and we're paying $6,000 a month." "We found a hotel room with 29 hospices in it. I mean a hotel, every room was a hospice, and none of them had any patients. They were just addresses." "The guys who own them, they were Estonians and Armenians and people from Eastern Europe who were getting the patient numbers. They were stealing them from doctors' offices." "They were also going into poor neighborhoods in Los Angeles and they'd say to the people, 'We'll give you this $375 flat-screen TV. You give us your patient number and we're going to enroll you in this hospice. You don't ever have to go. We're just going to enroll you,' and then we'll charge Medicaid $6,000 a month forever. And the guy never dies, of course, because he was never sick." "We didn't get a single call from a congressman or from a business owner saying, 'Oh, you shut down my hospice and all these patients are on the street.' None of them, because they were all crooked and they knew they were crooked."

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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@Dave4sythe @not_our_guy @adamreece No, I am thinking of general equity ''theonomy''. Very similar to Thomistic natural law. If you have a legislative branch which both GET and TNL have then it is inevitable for unregenerate people to hold those positions and legislate based on their theonomy.. state is god...
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Adam Reece ☩
Adam Reece ☩@adamreece·
It is easy to critique another man’s stated position from the sidelines. The harder, and more useful, task is to state your own position plainly, put it before the public, and allow other men to test it. Part of the reason Christian nationalism is viewed so negatively right now is that its critics frequently define it by its worst representatives, while declining to offer a serious and constructive political theology of their own. Men like @james_d_baird are doing the more courageous thing: making a positive case, putting it on paper, and submitting it to scrutiny. His form is not prevalent because not enough men are doing the courageous thing. It is right to distinguish his position from the forms of Christian nationalism you criticize. But constant criticism creates an obligation to tell us what the faithful alternative is. What duties does the civil magistrate have before God? What should government promote? How should civil law relate to God’s moral law? Merely criticizing other men while refusing to articulate your own position is is the easy posture to take. It is not courageous. It involves no risk. Be a man in the arena. Ethan, I would sincerely like to hear your version of Christian nationalism, or, since you seem to reject that term, your own Christian political theology. Perhaps I have missed it. If so, point me in the right direction.
Hitler Hated Christ@not_our_guy

@james_d_baird @BobTheBaptist Your Christian nationalism is rarely the christian Nationalism that is critiqued (rightfully) online nor is it the more prevelant form x.com/i/status/20779…

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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@HilaireNereus well, from reading his post it is clear that Eli is using they and in the comments it defends it like it is the best grammatical and syntactical way to speak about his daughter. NETTER is wrong but not questioning the obvious in NETTER enemy camp, well........
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conalex@constandinosale·
@gottfriedvons @AbolitionRising So now the ''Jews'' are the establishers of atheism as well and not the rebellious heart of stone that is in every man in every ethnic group that raises his fist towards God and then goes and worships every other created thing? Repent of your racism.
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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@WWUTTcom and here kids you can observe the statist mindset of ''christians''
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WWUTT?
WWUTT?@WWUTTcom·
Shame on Second Baptist if they did this. But shame on those congregants who sued their church. “When one of you has a grievance against another, does he dare go to law before the unrighteous instead of the saints?” (1 Corinthians 6:1)
ChurchLeaders.com@ChurchLead

A group of congregants accused Second Baptist Houston of quietly changing its bylaws to clear the way for Ben Young's appointment as senior pastor without a vote. This week, a judge dismissed nearly all of their claims, and Young's position as senior pastor stands. churchleaders.com/news/2220229-j…

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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@not_our_guy @adamreece Sorry to disappoint you brother, but the general equity is the problem that the Wolfe and the Webbonites want and it is also the problem that created all the problems in the US. General equity abandons the Scriptures as the rule of law and makes law generalized, ie statism.
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Hitler Hated Christ
Hitler Hated Christ@not_our_guy·
I want a general equity theonomy that retains the current constitutional restrictions on the federal government, while permitting for more state-level religious promotion. I also want to retain a free market and avoid grievance based political thought such as wokeness, identitarianism, populist economics, socialist economics, etc by promoting Americanism as a commitment to moral and vocation excellence that is bound together under explicitly Christian language and contextualizes our achievements as granted by the grace of God. Here are some specific policies I would support: -Freeze all migration indefinitely -Deport all illegals and treat the southern border as a DMZ with presumption of hostile intent for illegal crossing -End abortion forever via constitutional amendment -Institute legal "probation" system with deportation as the first penalty for felonies committed by people who are citizens in the US as a result of migration for 2 generations following the legal migration that has already occurred -Limit voting to married households and their vote power is magnified by the number of children they have (adopted or born). Give double that voting power per child for people who adopt children from family members in need, to avoid kids going into the foster system. -End no fault divorce -Set harsher federal minimum sentences for violent crimes across the board -Ban consumer financing of personal assets that depreciate (ex. cars) -Eliminate all state property taxes for families with 2+ children -Eliminate the H1B program -End tax exemption for non-trinitarian religious organizations (broad tax exemption can be kept at the federal level, with more narrow requirements at state levels) I'm flexible on these and always looking for feedback.
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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@WWUTTcom One Greek approves this massage.
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WWUTT?
WWUTT?@WWUTTcom·
Christopher Nolan has been criticized over his casting for "The Odyssey." But what if he got it right?
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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@dalepartridge Also, when icons are the standard of Biblical exegesis and not the Word of God itself???
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conalex@constandinosale·
@dalepartridge Do you understand that in Greece every corner has an EO church and every mountain has at least one monastery and all are covered with iconography??? Also, Athos peninsula has around 20 monasteries that probably have different iconographies of the same events...
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Dale Partridge
Dale Partridge@dalepartridge·
A 15th-century Byzantine fresco of Noah that reads “Bless Shem and Japheth” and “Cursed Ham” from Mt. Athos, Greece. Modern Christians don’t like it, but the historical Christian position was not a curse limited to Canaan but a civilizational curse on Ham and his posterity.
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conalex@constandinosale·
@not_our_guy well, abolish statism. going against tyranny is not vandalism, it's a duty of the free.
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
This is messed up
Rebecca Mistereggen@RMistereggen

How many of you have heard of Ilias Kasidiaris? The former Greek MP and politician remains imprisoned in Greece, due to one of the most controversial cases in the EU. He’s serving time from the Golden Dawn convictions, but a recent judicial decision has drawn heavy criticism: His June 2025 release request was denied 2-1, against the Prosecutor’s recommendation, partly because he maintains an active X account (@IliasKasidiaris), with help from supporters to comment on politics. “The applicant… maintains a personal account on… X… expressing his views on current political and social affairs,” the court said. They will therefore keep him imprisoned despite good conduct and significant time served. This sets a dangerous precedent for political speech. How does it differ from cases Elon Musk has criticized in the UK?

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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@RMistereggen Supporting a nazi is not the flex you think it is.
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Rebecca Mistereggen
Rebecca Mistereggen@RMistereggen·
How many of you have heard of Ilias Kasidiaris? The former Greek MP and politician remains imprisoned in Greece, due to one of the most controversial cases in the EU. He’s serving time from the Golden Dawn convictions, but a recent judicial decision has drawn heavy criticism: His June 2025 release request was denied 2-1, against the Prosecutor’s recommendation, partly because he maintains an active X account (@IliasKasidiaris), with help from supporters to comment on politics. “The applicant… maintains a personal account on… X… expressing his views on current political and social affairs,” the court said. They will therefore keep him imprisoned despite good conduct and significant time served. This sets a dangerous precedent for political speech. How does it differ from cases Elon Musk has criticized in the UK?
Ηλίας Κασιδιάρης@IliasKasidiaris

Ο @elonmusk κατήγγειλε τις παράνομες φυλακίσεις πολιτών στην Μεγάλη Βρετανία για δημόσια σχόλια στο X. Στην Ελλάδα η κατάσταση είναι απείρως χειρότερη. Είμαι ο μοναδικός πολίτης της Ε.Ε. που παραμένω στη φυλακή με μοναδική αιτιολογία την έκφραση γνώμης στο X. Το έγγραφο που δημοσιεύω σήμερα είναι πρωτοφανές στα ευρωπαϊκά χρονικά και αποδεικνύει την πιο βάναυση καταπάτηση των αρχών του Δικαίου και της Δημοκρατίας. Σύμφωνα με το υπ’ αρ. 37/2025 βούλευμα του Συμβουλίου Πλημμελειοδικών Λαμίας, πρέπει να παραμείνω φυλακισμένος με την εξής άθλια και παράνομη αιτιολογία: «Ο αιτών κατάδικος, όπως επιβεβαίωσε ο ίδιος κατά την εξ αποστάσεως εμφάνισή του ενώπιον του Συμβουλίου, διατηρεί προσωπικό λογαριασμό στο μέσο κοινωνικής δικτύωσης "Χ" (πρώην "Twitter"), μέσω του οποίου προβαίνει, προφανώς με τη βοήθεια τρίτων προσώπων, σε αναρτήσεις - τοποθετήσεις, με τις οποίες εκφράζει τις απόψεις του για τα ζητήματα της τρέχουσας πολιτικής και κοινωνικής επικαιρότητας» Με αυτό το ανήκουστο σκεπτικό απορρίφθηκε η αίτηση αποφυλάκισης που κατέθεσα τον Ιούνιο του 2025 και έτσι παραμένω στη φυλακή επί έναν και πλέον χρόνο. Η ως άνω κατάπτυστη απόφαση ελήφθη με οριακή πλειοψηφία και παρά την αντίθετη γνώμη της Εισαγγελέως και της Προέδρου του Συμβουλίου, η οποία αμέσως μόλις ψήφισε υπέρ της αποφυλάκισής μου αντικαταστάθηκε από γνωστό συνδικαλιστή δικαστή. Ανάλογη περίπτωση δίωξης της ελεύθερης έκφρασης και γνώμης δεν υπάρχει σε καμία άλλη χώρα του κόσμου. Ούτε στην Τουρκία του Ερντογάν, ούτε στις χώρες της Υποσαχάριας Αφρικής, ούτε στις μπανανίες της Λατινικής Αμερικής. Έχω ήδη αποστείλει τη σχετική καταγγελία, πέρα από τον @elonmusk, και σε όλα τα αρμόδια διεθνή δικαιοδοτικά όργανα που υπερασπίζονται την ανεξαρτησία της δικαιοσύνης και το κράτος δικαίου, που έχει βάναυσα καταπατηθεί από το εγχώριο καθεστώς των σκανδάλων και της διαφθοράς.

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The Kids Are Not Alright
The Kids Are Not Alright@HideYourKids0·
A reminder: The purpose of terrorism is to terrorize. This may seem simple, but it’s actually incredibly important w/ respect to understanding the target & purpose. Apply the Iron Law of Woke Cosplay to political violence, for ex, & consider the audience & performative aspect.
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conalex
conalex@constandinosale·
@ApoloJedi_ In eastern Europe we have air conditioning, the western and northern parts don't. The EU cares more about the environment than people. You can go to Austria or Norway and commit suicide but you can't import a car older than 5 years old into EU.
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@Pastor_Gabe @WWUTTcom @ApoloJedi_ @Dave4sythe @not_our_guy @adamreece @james_d_baird @HilaireNereus