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@andrewklavan @RealMattFradd @SouthPark @SpencerKlavan All I read was that you went to a play that ruthlessly mocked us, and we had better learn to love it, because all of our beliefs are stupid. OK, Andrew.

@kariwarburton It can get confusing when you have five Sister Jennifers in your ward.

I wish we would start calling each other Brother/Sister *insert first name* rather than our last names

@protestantjake @KelseaJ112 @realDailyWire “We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may.” Article of Faith 11

@KelseaJ112 @realDailyWire Well, to be fair, your whole religion is fake.

I'm sorry to hear that the @realDailyWire is openly forfeiting their conservative lds audience. I had a lot of hopes for you guys. While it seems that every conservative commentator is having their go at us. The left already hated us, now we are surrounded by haters.

@LowStudies @Latterdaytruth Muted for bot behavior. This is a completely different topic.

Mormons believe that John the Baptist restored the Aaronic Priesthood to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in 1829. Date and Location: This event is dated to May 15, 1829, near the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania (Harmony, Pennsylvania area). What Happened: According to Joseph Smith’s account, John the Baptist appeared as a resurrected being, laid his hands on their heads, and conferred the Aaronic Priesthood. He stated that this priesthood held the keys of ministering angels, the gospel of repentance, and baptism by immersion for the remission of sins. He instructed them to baptize each other, which they did. Significance: This is seen as the restoration of authority to perform certain ordinances (like baptism) that had been lost after the original apostles died. It preceded the later restoration of the higher Melchizedek Priesthood by the apostles Peter, James, and John.

Lifelong abstinence is not God’s plan. The commandment from God to Adam and Eve to multiply and replenish the Earth remains in force.

@LowStudies @Latterdaytruth Misdirect. Another logical fallacy.

@rlluko @Latterdaytruth John was the Forerunner of Christ. 100% committed to proclaiming the Messiah in their midst. You believe John restored the Aaronic Priesthood to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in 1829. That's crazy!

@LowStudies @Latterdaytruth Logical fallacy, ad hominem. I could write the same thing about you. Your view is skewed by your ideology. Try Again. The Bible does not mention that John the Baptist did or did not have a family. As such, stating that he factually did not have a family is false.

@rlluko @Latterdaytruth No early Church writings or historical records mention a wife. Claims of marriage (e.g., in Mandaean tradition, where he has a wife named Anhar, or fringe Templar lore linking him to Mary Magdalene) are much later, non-mainstream, and lack 1st-century support.

@LowStudies @Latterdaytruth Exactly where in the New Testament is it explicitly stated that John the Baptist had no wife or children?

@Latterdaytruth Jesus and John the Baptist were lifelong abstinent.

Staffers for Seattle Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson abruptly stop interview after she can't answer basic questions

@KonstantinKisin Congratulations!

I've been quieter than normal in recent weeks. For a very good reason: konstantinkisin.com/p/why-you-have…

@SamuelSage77 @EmmaJoNYC But no one was up in arms over the baseball court, because somehow that one made more sense to you?

@EmmaJoNYC Did it ever occur to you that building the ballroom at the White House is a symbol of what is causing the radicalization? And that maybe a radical response to out of control inequality and corruption is necessary at this point?

Sorry guys but it’s gonna take more than building a ballroom at the White House to address the radicalization problem we have on our hands. I’m sitting in Williamsburg listening to garden variety millennial yuppies who sound like ISIS.

@VPYoud @BasedMikeLee @BeardedLion2 You could just read the attached article?

@BasedMikeLee @BeardedLion2 I’ve yet to see any proof of dishonesty and lying. Please provide validated credible sources and not inane repeat of the same baseless talking points. You, sir, have no shame or integrity.

“At the end of the day, [Sharon] McMahon is lying. She’s lying about Charlie Kirk, she’s lying about her nonpartisanship, and she’s lying about conservatives.” “I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Charlie Kirk was 10x the peacemaker that Sharon McMahon is.”

@teachthemx3 Gotta keep that graduation rate up!

A student skips most of the grading period and shows up three times. Each time, he spends about two minutes on a multiple choice assignment. His average is a 13. Admin: Did you call home? Teacher: Yes, no answer. Admin: Did you document at least 3 attempts? Teacher: Yes Admin: Did you offer test corrections? Teacher: For the test, he never showed up to take? Admin: Did you differentiate? Teacher: During the 3 times he was here? Admin: Did you offer tutoring? Teacher: He doesn't even show up to the scheduled class. Admin: Let’s give him a 70 and refer him to special education.

@Dalton_Russel_ @the_jefferymead @jesskcoleman They should move to an actual state if they want representation in congress. DC is supposed to be neutral ground. Otherwise even more grift and fraud would be going there than is already happening.

@the_jefferymead @jesskcoleman DC has a larger population than 8 entire states, you fcking dummy. What are you scared of?

Republicans "won" the presidency twice this century by losing the popular vote. Those presidents appointed a majority of the Supreme Court. Dems are randomly denied two senators from DC. The modern Republican Party wouldn't exist without cheating.

@B5Lizzie @AndrewKolvet @seanmdav @KenPaxtonTX @bennyjohnson @AndrewSypher @tpusastudents Oh well, in that case hypocrisy is okay.

@AndrewKolvet @seanmdav @KenPaxtonTX @bennyjohnson @AndrewSypher @tpusastudents Perhaps they feel like many of us do. Charlie was the real deal. He’s irreplaceable. TPUSA is just one big grift now.

So let me get this straight... Baylor tells TPUSA we can invite community members (non-students) to our event, but then reverses their decision after some progressive students complained, forcing us to tell 4,500 ticket holders not to come. Baylor then greenlights a progressive counter-programming event "All Are Neighbors" and decides community members CAN attend that. The Southern Baptist school's hypocrisy is documented right here in the student newspaper for all to see. What gives, @Baylor?

@IsserSteve @bryan_caplan Clinton did not balance the budget, Newt Gingrich did. Clinton was dragged along kicking and screaming while calling the republicans “granny killers” for doing it.

@bryan_caplan No. What would be more horrible than to wake up one day and find out every beautiful place was owned by billionaires? See Texas. Clinton balanced the budget. It can be done.

Look at how much revenue the U.S. federal government used to raise from selling federal land - and how much federal land remains unsold. Mass privatization is the most realistic way to pay down the national debt and avoid a Greek-style financial crisis.

@bryan_caplan @JerseyanUSA No one wants land in Nevada.

@MarkWes36656231 @GilligansMemes @Cernovich Listing population numbers is still missing the point of the Senate. The senate is to protect the rights of low population states. This is to prevent our government from being the two wolves and one sheep deciding what’s for dinner. We know when democrats get 51% they go hogwild.

@rlluko @GilligansMemes @Cernovich Actually those Senators are elected by and represent the people in those states. Democratic senators, with 45 members plus 2 independents, represent approximately 179 million people, while the 53 Republicans represent about 155 million, a difference of roughly 24 million people.

51% of voters can take away 100% of the rights of 49% of the voters. Democracy.

@MarkWes36656231 @GilligansMemes @Cernovich The senate is for representation for States, not individuals. The fact that your account is based in the US is disturbing.

@GilligansMemes @Cernovich Now look at US Senate: 21 of the lowest populated states get 42 Senators combined. California has more people than those 21 states combined and only get 2 Senators. How is that fair to California?

@Reniec7 @MrDavidAngelo You said “decent” plan. Mine met that standard. Did it cover everything Democrats wanted it to? No, but it was my policy I made with a private company for coverage. It wasn’t Congress’ business to interfere with in the first place.

@rlluko @MrDavidAngelo And, did you ever look at the 1 strike you're out exclusions? I bet not. Most didn't until they experienced it.

20 years ago, I bought my own health insurance-- for $150/month. But democrats thought it was too expensive, so they did Obamacare. Premiums went to $800/month. Had to go without insurance for years. Now my union's health fund is imploding. No one ever seems mad.