Culture Wars

[SeattleGriz]

Are you sure you went to church. After the last couple replies, it's become obvious you have no clue about Christianity.

The only version of Christianity is that of Jesus granting us salvation. You do not need to do anymore to get into heaven, but you argue works.

Take your statement about the Pope and kindly fuck yourself in the face with the Pope. You are so stupid, you will now invoke the Pope as an expert after you just whined like a bitch about said Christianity. Way to complain about something but then try to use it against a person when you won't even honor it's intent.

He isn't the one that believes dead people get up out of their graves and fly away into the sky. Jesus is nothing but third-hand bullshit spewed by sycophants that can't even prove he existed.

Thank you for the effort. See UNI, Klan? Not so hard to do.

[kalm]

He isn't the one that believes dead people get up out of their graves and fly away into the sky. Jesus is nothing but third-hand bullshit spewed by sycophants that can't even prove he existed.

Thank you for the effort. See UNI, Klan? Not so hard to do.

I don’t have a problem with Jesus. I find his words inspiring. I just wish more of his followers listened to them.

[kalm]

[SeattleGriz]

Thank you for the effort. See UNI, Klan? Not so hard to do.

I don’t have a problem with Jesus. I find his words inspiring. I just wish more of his followers listened to them.

What specifically do you like? Please enlighten us on your vast knowledge.

[kalm]

I don’t have a problem with Jesus. I find his words inspiring. I just wish more of his followers listened to them.

What specifically do you like? Please enlighten us on your vast knowledge.

Seriously? You know where’d I go with this if you know the teachings of Jesus. Jesus was woke as fuck and there are many well known examples.

Maybe you should get your heathen ass off truth social and crack open a Bible.

[UNI88]

What specifically do you like? Please enlighten us on your vast knowledge.

Seriously? You know where’d I go with this if you know the teachings of Jesus. Jesus was woke as fuck and there are many well known examples.

Maybe you should get your heathen ass off truth social and crack open a Bible.

If you worship trump, Baal, or another "god" are you still a Christian?

[Bobcat]

Nobody worships Trump, but he was the better option

[BDKJMU]

Gorka nails it as to why the MSM is a joke:

[kalm]

Gorka nails it as to why the MSM is a joke:

Sebastian Gorka? Why do you love all of the worst, most dishonest people in America?

[Caribbean Hen]

Gorka nails it as to why the MSM is a joke:

Yep, The 4th Estate is crumbling right before our eyes

Some of the worst and most dishonest people in the country, The liberal lying American hating media, are finally being exposed as frauds

[GannonFan]

In a perfect world, sure, that sounds great. In the real world, who's going to go into these areas if we're not going to make them profitable? I think the hardest one is healthcare. People go into medicine, as doctors and nurses, sure, to help people. But they also want to make money. If we reduce the amount of money doctors and nurses, and say, even drug researchers make, it follows that we're just going to have less of them, or at least less of the best and brightest of them. Is that really helpful in the long run? Even in most countries where healthcare is run by the state and is given to all, most have a side by side private healthcare infrastructure to handle the desires of those who, for the right price, can pay for better, more comprehensive, more immediate care than what the public system provides. And professionals like doctors and nurses who want to make more money eventually gravitate to that system.

Education is similar to this - we don't pay teachers, on the whole, something commensurate to what they can make doing something else, so as a result, the best and the brightest go somewhere else and the educational system falters.

Prisons? Sure, I'm fine with that, but you still need someone to build them and they're going to want to make a profit building them or they don't get built.

With proper regulations and oversight, a lot of the problems that exist in these areas you mention could be solved. Not all, but a lot.

[Caribbean Hen]

Thousands of Cubans have taken to the perils of the Florida straits on nothing but an inner tube to escape Klams idyllic misery

The Capitalist Cubans that escaped the revolution built Miami, a booming global destination

Meanwhile, Havana remains a miserable disaster baking in the Caribbean sun with widespread power outages and the misery list is long

[Bobcat]

That sounds like Kkkalms utopia if they were not brown people

[SeattleGriz]

What specifically do you like? Please enlighten us on your vast knowledge.

Seriously? You know where’d I go with this if you know the teachings of Jesus. Jesus was woke as fuck and there are many well known examples.

Maybe you should get your heathen ass off truth social and crack open a Bible.

[kalm]

[Caribbean Hen]

That sounds like Kkkalms utopia if they were not brown people

Exactly right

Klam is a self anointed genius living safely in his gated community overlooking the golf course, all the while telling everybody how racist they are

I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump put some focus on Cuba now, place is crawling with Chinese and obviously prime location to continue spying on the United States.

He should see if it’s for sale

[kalm]

That sounds like Kkkalms utopia if they were not brown people

Exactly right

Klam is a self anointed genius living safely in his gated community overlooking the golf course, all the while telling everybody how racist they are

I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump put some focus on Cuba now, place is crawling with Chinese and obviously prime location to continue spying on the United States.

He should see if it’s for sale

You mad bro? Don’t be mad. Idealistically I’d be an anarcho- syndicalist. But I’d take well regulated capitalism over this kleptocracy any day.

And yes, we do have a gate but our community is just 3 residences spread over 240 acres in the country. The gate is to keep the MAGA riff-raff out.

[houndawg]

Exactly right

Klam is a self anointed genius living safely in his gated community overlooking the golf course, all the while telling everybody how racist they are

I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump put some focus on Cuba now, place is crawling with Chinese and obviously prime location to continue spying on the United States.

He should see if it’s for sale

You mad bro? Don’t be mad. Idealistically I’d be an anarchy syndicalist. But I’d take well regulated capitalism over this kleptocracy any day.

And yes, we do have a gate but our community is just 3 residences spread over 240 acres in the country. The gate is to keep the MAGA riff-raff out.

[houndawg]

In a perfect world, sure, that sounds great. In the real world, who's going to go into these areas if we're not going to make them profitable? I think the hardest one is healthcare. People go into medicine, as doctors and nurses, sure, to help people. But they also want to make money. If we reduce the amount of money doctors and nurses, and say, even drug researchers make, it follows that we're just going to have less of them, or at least less of the best and brightest of them. Is that really helpful in the long run? Even in most countries where healthcare is run by the state and is given to all, most have a side by side private healthcare infrastructure to handle the desires of those who, for the right price, can pay for better, more comprehensive, more immediate care than what the public system provides. And professionals like doctors and nurses who want to make more money eventually gravitate to that system.

Education is similar to this - we don't pay teachers, on the whole, something commensurate to what they can make doing something else, so as a result, the best and the brightest go somewhere else and the educational system falters.

Prisons? Sure, I'm fine with that, but you still need someone to build them and they're going to want to make a profit building them or they don't get built.

With proper regulations and oversight, a lot of the problems that exist in these areas you mention could be solved. Not all, but a lot.

I don't know - maybe we should ask the 32/33 developed nations that have been doing it for a while?

[UNI88]

[kalm]

[kalm]

In a perfect world, sure, that sounds great. In the real world, who's going to go into these areas if we're not going to make them profitable? I think the hardest one is healthcare. People go into medicine, as doctors and nurses, sure, to help people. But they also want to make money. If we reduce the amount of money doctors and nurses, and say, even drug researchers make, it follows that we're just going to have less of them, or at least less of the best and brightest of them. Is that really helpful in the long run? Even in most countries where healthcare is run by the state and is given to all, most have a side by side private healthcare infrastructure to handle the desires of those who, for the right price, can pay for better, more comprehensive, more immediate care than what the public system provides. And professionals like doctors and nurses who want to make more money eventually gravitate to that system.

Education is similar to this - we don't pay teachers, on the whole, something commensurate to what they can make doing something else, so as a result, the best and the brightest go somewhere else and the educational system falters.

Prisons? Sure, I'm fine with that, but you still need someone to build them and they're going to want to make a profit building them or they don't get built.

With proper regulations and oversight, a lot of the problems that exist in these areas you mention could be solved. Not all, but a lot.

I don't know - maybe we should ask the 32/33 developed nations that have been doing it for a while?

And/or make degrees affordable and broaden the pool of applicants.

Not everyone is driven predominately by earnings potential. That sounds like cynicism brought on by the capitalist domination philosophy we’ve been spoon fed our entire lives. It’s dated and tired argument. There are actually people in the public sector who truly love what they do. There are wealthy professionals who underperform. Regardless, the system is broken and I don’t think regulatory bandaids are gonna fix it at this point.

[kalm]

Like Oklahoma needs to be any dumber.

Oklahoma high schools to teach 2020 election conspiracy theories as fact
State superintendent Ryan Walters tapped chief of Heritage Foundation, key player behind Project 2025, for curriculum


Sat 17 May 2025 18.18 EDT
As part of the latest Republican push in red states to promote ideologies sympathetic to Donald Trump, Oklahoma’s new social studies curriculum will ask high school students to identify “discrepancies” in the 2020 election results.

The previous standard for studying the 2020 election merely said: “Examine issues related to the election of 2020 and its outcome.” The new version is more expansive: “Identify discrepancies in 2020 elections results by looking at graphs and other information, including the sudden halting of ballot-counting in select cities in key battleground states, the security risks of mail-in balloting, sudden batch dumps, an unforeseen record number of voters, and the unprecedented contradiction of ‘bellwether county’ trends.”

The revised curriculum standard comes at the behest of Ryan Walters, the state school superintendent, who has publicly voiced his support for Trump. In October, Walters lauded Trump in an interview, saying that “Trump’s won the argument on education”.

Walters, who has also advocated for ending “wokeness” in public schools, went on to say: “We have education bureaucrats that are left-wing, elitist, that think they know best for families, and they have become so radicalized that our families are going: ‘What is going on here?’”

Oklahoma’s new social studies standards for K-12 public school students, already infused with references to the Bible and national pride, were revised at Walters’ direction. The Republican official has spent much of his first term in office not only lauding Trump but also feuding with teachers’ unions and local school superintendents.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... SApp_Other

[kalm]

Apparently, not everyone is welcome in Idaho. Diversity and incision are scaaaaary!

The poster has been in Sarah Inama's sixth-grade world civilizations class at Lewis and Clark Middle School for the last four years. District officials told Inama the poster violated district policy because it expressed a personal opinion that some don't agree with in "today's political environment." After first taking it down, Inama put the poster back up in her classroom.

https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/local ... c0b71877aa

[Caribbean Hen]

Like Oklahoma needs to be any dumber.

Oklahoma high schools to teach 2020 election conspiracy theories as fact
State superintendent Ryan Walters tapped chief of Heritage Foundation, key player behind Project 2025, for curriculum


Sat 17 May 2025 18.18 EDT
As part of the latest Republican push in red states to promote ideologies sympathetic to Donald Trump, Oklahoma’s new social studies curriculum will ask high school students to identify “discrepancies” in the 2020 election results.

The previous standard for studying the 2020 election merely said: “Examine issues related to the election of 2020 and its outcome.” The new version is more expansive: “Identify discrepancies in 2020 elections results by looking at graphs and other information, including the sudden halting of ballot-counting in select cities in key battleground states, the security risks of mail-in balloting, sudden batch dumps, an unforeseen record number of voters, and the unprecedented contradiction of ‘bellwether county’ trends.”

The revised curriculum standard comes at the behest of Ryan Walters, the state school superintendent, who has publicly voiced his support for Trump. In October, Walters lauded Trump in an interview, saying that “Trump’s won the argument on education”.

Walters, who has also advocated for ending “wokeness” in public schools, went on to say: “We have education bureaucrats that are left-wing, elitist, that think they know best for families, and they have become so radicalized that our families are going: ‘What is going on here?’”

Oklahoma’s new social studies standards for K-12 public school students, already infused with references to the Bible and national pride, were revised at Walters’ direction. The Republican official has spent much of his first term in office not only lauding Trump but also feuding with teachers’ unions and local school superintendents.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... SApp_Other

There is nothing wrong with having kids look at the discrepancies in the 2020 election because there’s many

Or just ask them why would 88 million vote for Joey The lying evil clown