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Anonymous ID: 1e25b8 Oct. 6, 2020, 6:30 a.m. No.10945023 🗄️.is 🔗kun

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all PB tear fest

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you said one good thing - point you

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-17 Points by my calculation.

17!

Ever contribute much?

Not in a giving mood unless yer crew controls the kitch?

Giving up since you cannot control the narrative?

I bet yer one of them P = Payseur matrixxx fags as well?

I mean, coincidences and all that!

I have been dealing with your shit for well over two years now yet you didn't see me whining like a little bitch now did you?

Fuck no! I pounded away at your little lie of a Qanon world and for the most part I did it with the Drops that you would probably erase from everyone's memory if you could.

You want to know something funny?

The counter kitch coupe will fail as well.

Make one little piggy squeal and all the little piggies start to squeal on one another.

I simply found the biggest and loudest piggy and lurked deep on that piece of shit.

A Terrible Pain.

Weee Weee Weee!

And look at you now... Yer Broken!

Just one more piece to go.

Soon.

Pain.

soon...

Anonymous ID: 1e25b8 Oct. 6, 2020, 7:13 a.m. No.10945405 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>5669

ANOTHER TWO-AGAINST-ONE AT AL SMITH DINNER

by Paul Murano • ChurchMilitant.com • October 5, 2020

Cdl. Dolan hosts candidates at Catholic e-event

The annual Al Smith Dinner was, in one respect, eerily reminiscent of the presidential debate fresh in minds of most Americans. The differences were that there was no interrupting, and Chris Wallace was replaced by Cdl. Dolan.

Honoring Catholics since the dinner's namesake broke barriers for Catholics in the political arena, Former Vice President Biden and President Trump gave their messages via video feed — and, like Wallace on Tuesday night, the cardinal had the last word.

The annual dinner, attended regularly by presidential candidates in election years since 1960, was in virtual format for the first time on Thursday due to the Wuhan pandemic. It was hosted by Dolan and Mary Callahan Erdoes, the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation vice chair.

Erdoes introduced Biden with a smile and a statement that faithful and believing Catholics would unquestionably dispute: "If elected, Vice President Biden would certainly make Al Smith proud, becoming our nation's second Catholic president."

Al Smith most likely would not have recognized the Catholicism of Biden. Smith was raised before the great sexual revolution against God, in a time when abortion was unthinkable to decent people, contraception was both illegal and universally banned by all Christian denominations as serious sin, natural marriage was respected and homosexual "marriage" was a concept that would have been met with both humor and disgust.

Born in 1873, Smith grew up in poverty and eventually became New York's four-time governor — despite living in an era of widespread anti-Catholic discrimination in America. In 1928, he was the first Catholic nominated to become a major party's presidential candidate.

This Al Smith Dinner was different than in the past (not only because it was online but because the candidates did not perform the customary humorous chiding of their opponents). Instead, both Biden and Trump took a more serious tone.

Biden began his video message illustrating his priorities as a candidate.

"These are difficult times for our country: A pandemic, a recession, a reckoning on race, a changing climate," he said. "With each crisis, our faith is tested — faith in our institutions, in one another, in truth, in science, in reason."

Using generalities, the former vice president spoke on what his Catholic faith has meant to him:

I know, for me, my Catholic faith has helped me through the darkness, as I've had to bury pieces of my soul deep in the earth and eventually found purpose to live life worthy of those I lost. Throughout my life in public service, I've been guided by the tenets of Catholic social doctrine that cuts across all confessional faiths.

Biden then quoted Scripture and said something that reasonable people would find curious for a staunch supporter of legal abortion.