If you recall the story, the "tree of knowledge" was a lie told by Satan to trick Eve into eating the apple.
No, God called it the same. And Satan did not lie about it at all. God lied, when he said they would die of eating it.
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If you recall the story, the "tree of knowledge" was a lie told by Satan to trick Eve into eating the apple.
The one whose candidate launched his campaign with the lie that neo-Nazis were called "very fine people."
No, God called it the same. And Satan did not lie about it at all. God lied, when he said they would die of eating it.
No, God called it the same. And Satan did not lie about it at all. God lied, when he said they would die of eating it.
He was telling the truth.
Nothing in the Bible suggests he was lying not God. And God's later actions heavily implied he feared humanity.
They did die. They were no longer in communion with God.
No, he wasn't, and he knew it.
Nothing in the Bible suggests he was lying not God. And God's later actions heavily implied he feared humanity.
And they did, didn't they?
Losing that is not death, it is a thing most people live happily without and always have.
Trump did call the WN marchers at Charlottesville "very fine people." And he did deserve to pay a price for that in 2020.
Trump was specifically asked in debate if he would condemn white supremacist organizations, and he refused to.Trump specifically condemned the WN's.
Trump was specifically asked in debate if he would condemn white supremacist organizations, and he refused to.
Pick up them goalposts and run, Fro.
Trump specifically condemned the WN's.
So now we've reached the point where waving guns around isn't "using deadly force". Um, right.Did the McCloskey's use deadly force? No.
Quasi-private, but they probably didn't know that, and they were only on their way past the McCloskeys' house.Were the "protestors" trespassing on private property? Yes.
Given the histories of "mostly peaceful protests" over that period of time was it reasonable for the McCloskeys to be concerned over their property and themselves? Yes.
So now we've reached the point where waving guns around isn't "using deadly force". Um, right.
Quasi-private, but they probably didn't know that, and they were only on their way past the McCloskeys' house.
Only if they got their news from the same right-wing rags you do. Which, to be fair, they probably did.
Go talk to the insurance companies that had to cough up for those "mostly peaceful protests."
It's interesting to note that recently an Antifa supporter was convicted of murder in Oregon.You can harp all you want on the exceptions to the rule, but they are still that. (And in many if not most cases, it wasn't the BLM protestors who turned violent, it was the counterprotestors - people like the McCloskeys, that is.)
Marching past someone’s house carrying signs is not a mob of terrorists. Racist ass hat much?Defending yourself from a mob of leftist terrorist???
That should ALWAYS be encouraged.
Where do you get your information? #NewsForDumbFoxIt's interesting to note that recently an Antifa supporter was convicted of murder in Oregon.
Yet a search by both Google and Bing fail to turn up that news story. Further, results about Antifa violence are skewed heavily toward non-Antifa returns. And, despite me having personal knowledge of convictions and plea bargains of Antifa supporters, those stories are also missing even though they were reported on at the time.
The only thing I can say about this is; if you're relying on the internet to get your news, you're being manipulated because the results you're seeing are being falsified through omission.
Make of that what you will.