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@Bad_Tweet_Man PlayStation moved their headquarters to San Francisco ten years ago and ever since they have been making nothing but woke crap since. Where the woke left/communists go they purposefully destroy art or any beauty there is. Look it up.

Who is this for? Who is this for? Somebody please tell me why this shit gets made. Anybody, please, just tell me why!

It's time to face the reality with playstation: Once they moved their headquarters from Japan to San Francisco in April of 2016 that was the beginning of the end of any good games coming from playstation. Once the woke liberals sunk their fangs into playstation the brand has never been the same and they repeatedly churn out obnoxiously woke crap like saros shoving their gay/LGTQ disgusting agenda down our throats. Xbox has an opening now to win the next generation by focusing on making a good/fun video game and drop the woke ideology and the playstation fans will switch over in droves.

@OHouls @fandompulse The episode stated that heaven is not real and that satan created the universe. You can't get more offensive than that.

@papadrew7 @fandompulse It was not offensive to Christians.

Robert Kirkman confirmed he personally wrote the most divisive episode in Invincible history — and defended it with a Dave and Busters analogy. "If you're building a season that's going to Disneyland and you have an episode that's like, 'No, no, no. Let's go to Dave and Busters instead real quick.' I can see how people might be like, why aren't we at Disney World?" Does a showrunner get a pass for a weak episode when they're self-aware enough to admit it?

@5fantasticfour @fandompulse Because it was Christians who created the modern world we live in.

@papadrew7 @fandompulse Yeah, But honestly WHO Cares about Christians?

@CounselorGarry @fandompulse Then why include it in the show? I'd take an episode about battle beast over this drivel.

@papadrew7 @fandompulse Because it wasnt in the comics??? Kirkland specifically said its a plot he had but didnt integrate into the comic

@matthewmaddock Yep it’s a liberal boondoggle to give all of their friends and family a high paying government job with our tax dollars.

Over the last 18 years, Michigan public schools lost 340,000 students but gained 34,000 employees.

@poliwa_93 Unbelievable. I used to just grit my teeth through this woke garbage and keep playing but at this point I’m taking a stand and refusing to buy this crap anymore. If PlayStation wants to continue down this path then they deserve to go bankrupt.

Atentos a la historia de Saros, el nuevo exclusivo de Sony: Tienes que salvar a tu esposa en un bucle temporal que resulta ser imaginario, al final tu eres el villano y tu mujer te abandona por una negra lesbiana. Es la mayor basura woke que he visto en mucho tiempo.

@SeverusChud Shakes my head. I was gonna buy this game but not going support woke evil.

🚨 Sonys new exclusive "Saros" is the most REDDIT game ever made lmao.. >You play as an indian >MC cheats on his wife "Nitya" >He then murders his friend to cover it up (and gets away with it) >His wife finds out about him cheating and leaves anyway >He then dies thousands of times in a delusional quest to "rescue" her and force her forgiveness >The game ends with his wife falling in love with a black lesbian crew member >MC gets told to fuck off and let her be happy... This genuinely is one of the worst games ever made.

@ModernWarzone No, no solos and the game is made by people who clearly are not gamers meaning the game is unbalanced as hell with glaring problems to anyone who actually plays the game like the recon class being ridiculously overpowered and helicopters are also a major problem.

Have you been playing Battlefield REDSEC? If not, why? Just curious as to how people are feeling about it, don't see it talked about much on social media at all.

@DanielDefense @freedomtradingx 12.5 with 75/77 grain 5.56 is all you need. My Sabre blade black tips stay super sonic for 750 yards and fragment up to 300 yards. That’s all you need and I am able to put a huxwrx 5.56 TI suppressor and keeping the barrel length under 16 inches.

If you could only choose one length, what barrel length would you choose? _ Photo from @freedomtradingx

@GarandThumb1 Which compensator is that?

Glock 43X firing While filmed at over 170,000 frames per second.

@Johnathanr33157 @insatiablevine Cry me a river.

@insatiablevine You won't be gaining 12 seats in the south unless you guys cheat which is exactly what Republicans are known for.

How funny is it going to be when we gain 12 seats in the South and Virginia maps are rejected by the VA Supreme Court. 😂

@CreationMuseum According to the Septuagint timeline it was over 2,200 years. The Septuagint timeline is the correct one to anyone that actually research’s history/archaeology.

According to the Bible’s Hebrew text, there were approximately 1,656 years between creation and the flood.

…Revelation 20:7-10: “And when the thousand years are ended, Satan will be released from his prison and will come out to deceive the nations that are at the four corners of the earth, Gog and Magog, to gather them for battle; their number is like the sand of the sea… And fire came down from heaven and consumed them, and the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire…”
Satan is bound during the millennium (Rev 20:1-3) so he cannot deceive the nations. His release afterward allows one final deception and rebellion. Commentaries often describe this as God’s way of giving humanity (those living in or entering the millennium, including any who received an opportunity there) a final test of loyalty after experiencing ideal conditions. It demonstrates that sin originates in the human heart (see Jeremiah 17:9), not merely from external temptation. gotquestions.org revival.tv • Revelation 20:11-15 (immediately following): The Great White Throne Judgment, where all remaining dead are judged according to their deeds and the books (including the book of life). This leads directly into the eternal state (Revelation 21–22), with no more death, sorrow, or curse (Rev 21:4; 22:3). The logic you describe—that “none can enter into eternity unless they have all been tested” and “we can’t risk having another age of sin and death”—aligns with the view that this final rebellion and judgment permanently eliminate any possibility of future sin. It vindicates God’s justice by showing that even perfect external conditions do not eradicate the potential for rebellion, ensuring the eternal age is secure. gotquestions.org In summary, Deuteronomy 1:39, Isaiah 7:15-16, 2 Samuel 12:23, and Matthew 19:14 support the innocence of the young; Isaiah 65:20 (and surrounding context) provides the millennial setting for extended life and opportunity; and Revelation 20:7-10 (with the flow into final judgment) directly addresses Satan’s release as the culminating test before eternity. These are the primary passages drawn upon in this interpretive view. Other details, such as the exact mechanism for aborted children, remain inference rather than explicit statement, which is consistent with what you said.

@papadrew7 @oliverburdick Your gospel is new here. Looks like a movie script. Sober up brother.

If a baby dies, it will go to heaven. Even if it wasn’t baptized.

Everything I said is supported by scripture. Here is a summary from Grok on all the supported scripture: 1. Age of accountability and the innocence of children (including aborted/unborn) These verses establish that very young children lack the moral knowledge or capacity to choose between good and evil, implying God does not hold them accountable in the same way as adults. • Deuteronomy 1:39: “And as for your little ones, who you said would become a prey, and your children, who today have no knowledge of good or evil, they shall go in there. And to them I will give it, and they shall possess it.”
This shows God sparing an entire generation of children because they “have no knowledge of good or evil,” treating them differently from accountable adults. • Isaiah 7:15-16: “He shall eat curds and honey when he knows how to refuse the evil and choose the good. For before the boy knows how to refuse the evil and choose the good, the land whose two kings you dread will be deserted.”
This explicitly ties moral accountability to a developmental stage when a child can “refuse the evil and choose the good.” • 2 Samuel 12:23 (David speaking of his infant son who died): “But now he has died; why should I fast? Can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he will not return to me.”
David finds comfort in the idea that he will be reunited with his child, often interpreted as evidence that infants who die are safe with the Lord. gotquestions.org • Matthew 19:14 (also Mark 10:14; Luke 18:16): “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.”
Jesus affirms that the kingdom belongs to children, supporting the idea that they are not excluded due to lack of conscious faith. These form the foundation for the “age of accountability” doctrine, which some extend to aborted or stillborn children. 2. Children (including aborted) receiving an opportunity in the millennial kingdom The idea that unaccountable children—especially those who died before birth or in infancy—will be raised or given bodily life during the 1,000-year reign to live, mature, and make a conscious choice for or against Jesus is more interpretive. It draws on descriptions of the millennium as a time of restored, long life with births and children present. • Isaiah 65:20 (in the context of the renewed earth during the millennium, vv. 17-25): “No more shall there be in it an infant who lives but a few days, or an old man who does not fill out his days, for the young man shall die a hundred years old, and the sinner a hundred years old shall be accursed.”
This portrays the millennial period as one where infant mortality is eliminated, children live to advanced ages (100 years is still considered “young”), and life is extended. Some interpreters see this as the setting where previously deceased infants and aborted children are resurrected or given the opportunity to live out full lives under Christ’s rule and choose Him. logosministries.org logosministries.org • Supporting millennial population and children: • Zechariah 8:5: “And the streets of the city shall be full of boys and girls playing in its streets.” • Ezekiel 47:22: Allotment of land includes “strangers” and implies a populated society with ongoing human life and inheritance for future generations. • Isaiah 65:23: “They shall not labor in vain, nor bring forth children for calamity…” (context of blessing on families in the renewed earth). Some premillennial teachers explicitly connect this to aborted or infant souls being given physical bodies and a chance to grow up and decide during the millennium. christianity.stackexchange.com faithalone.org 3. Satan’s release at the end of the millennium to test “all” before eternity This is the clearest scriptural anchor for the second half of your statement. The release is presented as a deliberate final test after a perfect 1,000-year reign under Christ…….

@Grassroots20244 If this happens we have a 75% chance of keeping the house according to grok.

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@favourDdreamer @oliverburdick Probably 12 as that was the age Jesus was at the temple for 3 days found in Luke 2.

@papadrew7 @oliverburdick What is the age of accountability?

@SonofManwithus No, the genesis 6 flood was in 3,300 BC as the Septuagint text states. The masoretic timeline is not accurate.

Do you believe there was a global flood (Noah's flood) about 4,500 years ago?