Jump to content

SectionC3

Community Member
  • Posts

    7,689
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by SectionC3

  1. How many of those people have been PROVEN guilty? I honestly don’t know. I don’t disagree on the scare tactic. I get it. I really do. I just think there are better and more humane ways to go about this, including expanding visa programs, increasing tech at the border, trying to stop illegal influx before it happens, and considering retroactive amnesty for some prior entrants.
  2. This is sort of the point of the whole thing. I have no doubt that the teachings of Jesus support, or at least do not prohibit, border security. I question whether they support such things as, for example, Japanese internment, or the gulag in El Salvador. In my view, Alligator Alcatraz calls into that group as well. One can have border security without the alligator or cornhusker camps. (As an aside, the cornhusker camp is particularly dumb for a state that's having trouble with its harvest.)
  3. Huh. I thought Epstein was the more pressing criminal matter. Now do the Koch brothers.
  4. I can think of worse guys to play the Kareem Jackson role this year. There’s no better “break glass” option than him.
  5. I won’t argue with that, but the Church is not Jesús and the fallibility of man shall not shake my faith.
  6. Winner winner chicken dinner. This is the point.
  7. More gibberish. You said you don’t like it. That doesn’t mean you’re against it. I can dislike something but still support it if I feel, for example, that it is the least bad thing on a menu of options. You only now said that you’re against these alligator detention facilities.
  8. What a bunch of gibberish. Of course nuking Hiroshima and Nagasaki is inconsistent with the teachings of Jesus. But that horror at least had some significant color of greater good it likely averted an invasion of the Japanese homeland and ultimately saved lives. The alligator camps do not have any such benefit. Ergo, not only do I dislike the idea, I am against those camps. See how easy it is? Yeah, Jesus just taught crass commercialism instead. And we need not have this alligator compound to avert economic suicide.
  9. You make excuses for the alligator camp. We can have a secure border without that abomination. You’re either for it or against it. I’m against it. What are you? What about the consistency with Jesus’s teachings? You dodged that one. Have at it any time you’d like.
  10. Oh yeah. A fair point!
  11. No way, not with Hoecht out. Who is DE3? Landon Jackson or stud run defender Javon Solomon?
  12. No one’s asking that. The question is how do you believe Jesus would feel about such matters? Or, if that makes you uncomfortable, how about addressing the issue whether this alligator camp is consistent with Jesus’s teachings.
  13. So are you for or against Alligator Alcatraz? You do seem to have the time. When you’re not participating in the Epstein coverup. I must have missed the part of the Gospels in which Jesus extols semantics.
  14. With the new KO a rules and the possibility of generating one first down on every punt return, Cod all day long.
  15. So that’s pro alligator Alcatraz? Who exactly are those people? You sound like a swell guy.
  16. Who said I spoke for them? Only you, Hilly Fan. And you want to abolish the department of education.
  17. You seem to be more familiar with such matters than me. What, exactly, is drag queen story hour? Also, so far, no votes for Jesus liking Alligator Alcatraz.
  18. Truthfully I don't think most people really care about "woke." It's the economy. Someone who will make their lives better trumps whatever it is that "woke" entails. Immigration/border becomes a non-issue the moment a Dem says we're not going to change the border policy, that we're going to expand the visa program to help ag and hospitality, and that we're shutting down Alligator Alcatraz.
  19. You must be talking about inflation, electricity costs, and new taxes. The MAGA way!
  20. I say no. Last I checked, Jesus was a brown, politically-persecuted migrant who also happened to be a socialist. But I'm curious what the evangelicals/fake Christians on the board think. Fire away!
  21. MAHA, right? Make it even harder for the middle class to eat right. Meanwhile, mister congestive heart failure is sucking down Big Macs like there's no tomorrow. (In his case, that might not be far away if the "cankles" and talk of heaven are any indication.)
  22. Seems like you've been thinking about Epstein a lot lately, too. And me. When you're not being a Hilly Fan. You're a weird guy.
  23. They have no principles. Other than they're against the libs. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. Delete "exactly" and I agree. They aren't conservative. Tariffs, taxes, state ownership of tech companies, censorship of things that piss them off, not consistently law and order. They're angry populists who, for the moment, lean right on social issues. A lot of them easily could be Bernie Bros and lean left without really missing a beat on the economic issues.
×
×
  • Create New...