>The LGBTQ+ community disproportionately experiences barriers to health care.
Starting with their grip on reality. That's a barrier that no amount of money will remove.
Ex: Man walks in to a gynecologist's office and demands to have PAP smear to check for cervical cancer… just beyond farcical.
No one should be "holocausted," but people who have chosen to render themselves infertile must be prevented from rearing human children. Keyword: CHOSEN. Many people are involuntarily infertile; I speak not of such.
>They like to throw their enemies, or non-compliant people, into mental institutions.
Just like in Stalinist USSR. Californians would love to vote for Stalin.
Red Dawn in real life; only the names of the enemy aren't Russian but Chinese. Same plot line, though. Let's hope there's still a few young people who value individual freedom.
>Who is preaching Hate?
Saul of Tarsus, the original false prophet who deceived the whole world, even the Disciples themselves.
If memory serves, the allegation is he pinned her against a wall and stuck his finger inside her ladyparts… whatever the correct term, what he did crossed a line.
Hard to believe that huge inferno began with a single campfire built to make coffee. The building in the foreground has blue uprights… hoping the flames don't get that far; but if they do, interested to see if their blue saves them from the flames.
>“They are going to be very, very hard to detect.”
The Hunt for Red October… in real life (or a knockoff movie)
Saul never walked with Jesus incarnate. He claims - without witnesses - that he had a vision while on the road to Damascus. How can he quote Jesus?
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Sauce?
Inhaling ANY kind of smoke is bad for the lungs. Causes inflammation. Inhale enough smoke and health problems will ensue.
True dat. Sigh.
Exactly. Then he recommended followers of Jesus worship on Sunday rather than the Sabbath so they would blend in and not upset their pagan neighbors. Apparently, "Remember the Sabbath Day, to keep it holy" was a suggestion rather than a commandment in Saul's version of Judaism.
Then, as Christianity morphed into Catholicism, idolatry became rampant (graven images of dead men on crosses began to be worshiped!) and other dead men (the designated saints) were added to the idols to be worshiped.
Martin Luther had several quote-worthy points which he nailed up on his church's door.
Moistened binks distributing swords is no basis for government.
"Saint" Augustine, bah. He was a morally bankrupt criminal in Egypt before converting and repenting. That background doesn't make him an expert on how people ought to behave. He was made a saint because of political connections.