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@TheLizVariant From their parents.

There’s a growing trend of parents intentionally raising their kids like it’s the late 90s again. No iPads. No algorithm. Just bikes, VHS tapes, books, outside play, family dinners, and boredom that forces kids to actually use their imagination. Id love to know where they’re getting these VHS tapes?

Not Martin Scorsese starring in a bland Star Wars movie after saying this about the MCU in 2019:

@sawyeurism Correct. It would have been perfectly fine as a 4 episode arc in season 4. Not a story worth telling in a movie.

Not a single one of you would be complaining about the Mandalorian and Grogu if it had been released on Disney+ as the Mandalorian Season 4.

@MilkDrinker86 @bhangbhangducx Especially when it comes to speaking in monotone.

@bhangbhangducx he’s his own man

Rotta the Hutt's voice acting is going to hit the timeline like 9/11 when this movie hits disney plus

@RMBee I agree. Wife and I said the same thing. Tired of SW cash grab slop. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I don't fault anyone for liking something I don't. But if they liked ROS then they are clearly a bot.

THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU is a shockingly inept film. The story is episodic meaninglessness which neither illuminates anything new about the characters or the universe itself. It’s clearly just a repurpose of season four scripts into a feature film. So disappointing.

@landofthe80s Yes. Watched it again a few years ago with my boys. They loved it.

The Last Starfighter, is it still worth a watch in 2026? 🪐🚀

More like Blandalorian and Groan-gu

Any institution that protects its members from corruption and incompetence is doomed to fail, often spectacularly. We're now paying the price for decades of immunities and protections granted to federal officials under the ridiculous presumption that real accountability would make it more difficult for them to do their jobs. I continue to think that the single-most important structural reform we can undertake is to enhance legal accountability in government.

@the_cats_meowww Your husband failed you and your kids. What he did was criminal. American taxpayers owe you nothing.

We lost everything over J6. My husband, Jay Johnston, is an actor and comedian with a career spanning over three decades. A lifetime of work in the entertainment industry disappeared overnight, replaced with a campaign designed to banish us from society completely. Networks and studios publicly blacklisted him before any charges or arrest. He was fired from Bob’s Burgers and several other ongoing projects. Theaters around Los Angeles put messages up on their marquees. Social media filled up with thousands of death threats and hateful messages. Friends disappeared. We were de-banked. Everything we ever worked for was gone. He went from working in Hollywood for decades to doing handyman jobs just to survive. Federal agents raided our home at dawn. They dragged us out of bed in our underwear at gunpoint and forced him to kneel in the dirt while the entire neighborhood watched. The government and media worked together to destroy us. I lost my career even though I wasn’t there that day. Our daughter, who was only 11 and has autism, was kicked out of her special needs programs. School administrators denied us. Other parents boycotted us and wouldn’t let their kids near her. She was placed on the Quiet Skies terrorist watchlist and subjected to repeated invasive searches at the airport. The sensory overload was so bad we couldn’t take her to visit her grandfather while he was going through cancer treatment. Our story is not unique. Hundreds of other families went through similar nightmares. Some lost their homes, businesses, marriages, and children. Military benefits gone. Fathers spent years in prison. Many were in solitary confinement, denied medical care and religious services, missing funerals and family milestones. The stress destroyed their health. Some J6ers even took their own lives. It’s time for restitution. Every ruined life, every traumatized child, and every stolen year demands full accountability and fair compensation. The amounts must reflect the true, permanent damage done - lost careers that spanned decades, destroyed futures, and irreplaceable family time - so victims are made whole, not given token settlements.

@megishikawa @dbru1 @megbasham The obsession with someone after his death is really sad and weird.

@dbru1 @megbasham That is extremely sad but with Keller, not surprising.

For the record, this is the man Keller told us offered a “brilliant example of how to be Christian in the public square.” This is why I say concern regarding the inability Keller sometimes had to rightly discern a sound Christian witness from an unsound one is justified. It’s the same issue he ran into with his promotion of Francis Collins and Greg Johnson. So it wasn’t just what Keller taught himself that was sometimes an issue, it was also those he recommended we learned from.

@presbyterianpew Theology that begins and ends with man (man made) will always result in sin.

Men in complementarian spaces *can* honor women and keep from treating them as replaceable, dismissible, forgettable objects, but it requires diligent fighting of an indwelling sin nature. If men aren't aggressively, intentionally sin-killing, the opposite will easily happen.

@AndyHolloway @FFrealitycheck They're the worst.

@FFrealitycheck Hate those guys!!!!

Overheard on the fantasy footballers’ dynasty podcast today; Do not cut these players: Jaylin Lane Jordan Whittington Isaac Guerendo Keandre Lambert Smith My advice: cut those guys and avoid that podcast.

@Sofia50020Sofia My dignity.

Men, what’s preventing you from dressing like this?

@amitylee13 They already have.

Low info voters will destroy this country.

@jcuth20192 @alisa_childers I take it you are not familiar with what happened. Hard to speak on it when you are not.

Maybe other people are to blame. I’m saying this out of what I’ve seen in my own church. There are two sides. Church dynamics are difficult. Intense, passionate and huge personalities always look guiltier than the quiet, ‘keeper of wrongs’ passive angry types that never blow up yet do lots of damage.

Has anyone else noticed that often, the people who shout for repentance the most at "revival" events are themselves people who have been confronted over and over about their sin and yet refuse to repent?

@Kaybirdsong7 @alisa_childers x.com/rph_ff/status/…

@alisa_childers How do you know who has repented. It is a heart matter between the individual and God.

@jcuth20192 @alisa_childers Because he himself has said he is not. Anytime he is confronted with what happened he blames other people.

@alisa_childers How do you know he isn’t repentant? Besides, Jesus said, “Do not stop him, for no one who does a mighty work in my name will be able soon afterward to speak evil of me. For the one who is not against us is for us.” Mark 9:39-40 ESV

No: The US wasn't founded to be a Christian nation. No: Jesus didn't die on a cross so you could have a Christian nation. No: Jesus wasn't resurrected so you (or me or anyone) could sell our souls to a political party or president or platform.

We are not called to protect our institutions, nor do we protect the God of truth by covering up sin and/or a crime. To do so is to “protect” a cancer—and cancer kills. We honor God by caring for the wounded and by dragging sin to the light and calling it by its right name.