Mr. Damon Hunter 🌳🪓🇦🇺

@hardclipped I think the dissident right is due for a stocktake

Clav really kissed both the mother and daughter 😭

@ItsGoneAwry @MikeWingerii lol I guess that’s one way to fix the plural “you” problem

@MikeWingerii What, you don’t like the Y’all Version of the Bible??

What do you suggest for a simple replacement for the YouVersion Bible app on IPhone? One that doesn’t host fraudulent translations.

@heyDotun @HowlingCalvin0 You lie

@HowlingCalvin0 @damothehawk Wild concept but there are women in Nigeria too and they use the internet.

Most people’s perception of the world is built on concepts like “If the teacher doesn’t show up in 15 minutes we can legally leave”

@memechaotic This is more dangerous

Not all heroes wear capes.

@HowlingCalvin0 I’m sure it works on Nigerian men too

@damothehawk By “other woman” are you referring to the Nigerian man?

@KatieMiller Here’s the rest of the interview. What they say about immigration makes me want to pull out my hair. youtu.be/fB9yX4mPvS4?si…

Australia’s fertility rate has plummeted. They’ve hit the lowest rate in history at 1.48 — well below the 2.1 replacement rate. The average age of mothers was 25 in 1971, and now it’s 32. This is a human catastrophe.

@sheldonlikesyou @KatieMiller Are you really that thick? Do you really hate women that much?

@KatieMiller the average age rising from 25 to 32 means women have more education, more stability, more choice. that’s not a catastrophe🥲

@DavidEdgington I do… my point is the term has been hijacked in its obscurity!

@damothehawk Then stop calling yourself a Complimentarian & start calling yourself Patriarchal especially since you see it as a clearer term. Take courage brother 💪🏻📖

The Complementarian view is for effeminate men who wish to defend masculine women. I was there once. Repentance is possible. Make it so, men. "Act like men" (1 Cor. 16:13).

@BecFreedom If any of his cell mates happen to be reading this, your contribution to society begins now

Immigration is destroying our country. If he is an immigrant send him back, if he has been granted citizenship or was born here as a product of immigration, strip him of his citizenship and send him back to India!

Incredible episode Fantastic guest Obviously familiar with managerial theory

@Brian_Sauve Living in Australia: Cons: The tyrannical dystopian arch-liberal nanny-state Pros: Brian’s album comes out 16 hours early 😤

Will you be listening to my new album on repeat starting at midnight tonight?

@WurzelRoot Don’t bother giving her the attention she’s grasping for. She’s clearly thriving off j

"i waited 6 months for you to show up at my door and beg to get back together with me, and I would say yes, but instead you married that BITCH!" fishcock must go crazy his ex is on her supervillain arc

@thisisfoster @BonifaceOption @ZacharyGarris True, but it’s one thing to be driven out from within. It’s another to be driven out by the HR department in another state. Pastor Garris’s church would still have their pastor right now if not for indifferent busybodies.

In an independent church, a faithful pastor can be driven out by his elders. That is not a compelling argument for creating a bishop-like senior pastor. In the same sense, this isn’t an argument for independency as opposed to Presbyterianism. It is an argument for serious gatekeeping and real accountability.

I’m not the only one who has been warning about this kind of lawfare being deployed in the PCA, but these recent cases are exactly what many of us have been talking about. Consider two examples: Burke Parsons and @ZacharyGarris. I would be surprised if either suspension ultimately stands if appealed all the way through the process. But that is exactly the problem. The process is long. In the meantime, these men are suspended from office. They are sidelined from pastoral ministry. Their churches are disrupted. Their people are left without their shepherd. Even if the suspension is eventually overturned, the process itself becomes the punishment. That creates a dangerous incentive structure. Men can use the courts of the church to temporarily remove pastors over charges they likely know will not hold up under final review. The accusations are often tied to elastic applications of ninth commandment violations, claims of “harshness,” or other highly subjective standards. Take Garris. He was suspended for poking fun at Dr. Anthony Bradley by saying there are some things so complex that even a PhD cannot understand them. Frankly, that is funny. Dr. Bradley regularly invokes his credentials in ways that invite that kind of jab. To have a church lose its pastor, even temporarily, over something like that is absurd. This kind of judicial maneuvering does real damage. It chills ordinary pastoral speech. It rewards strategic accusations. It destabilizes local churches. And it sends a clear message to younger men: enter this denomination, and you may find yourself sidelined for months over charges that will eventually be overturned. If the older conservatives in the PCA do not step up and use their authority to stop this sort of procedural abuse, younger men are going to ask a very reasonable question: Why would I come into, or remain in, a denomination where the process itself can be weaponized against faithful pastors? This is not mainly about whether these particular men win on appeal. It is about whether constitutional process in the PCA will be used to secure justice or to exercise ideological control by other means. #SavethePCA

@CaldronPool One Nation isn’t coming to save us

“Australians now include Chinese.”

Christianity must be the standard, or else this nation is finished.