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raumdeuter:
They did not vote for their representative not to go on vacation

Californians while on covid lock down while their governor was attending parties

The laws for the people not for Democrat politicians

Just like they want illegal immigrants everywhere but not in Martha's vineyard

cococandy:
He will take whatever crumbs he can get. Someone who says that you’re a fool who will accept slavery to escape your village is not someone who respects you.

But you can’t expect people to respect you when you’re desperate for validation so I get why he clings to anyone who gives him a bit of validation.

benalvino3:
Here is what Salford and Ibime said about me👇👇👇

Felicity, aka IjeBos, here is my perspective: the slaves who were brought to America were the fortunate ones.

To grasp my point, you need to be entirely open-minded and reasonable. Most importantly, you must not be emotional.

So what you ibime said I said is something I did not say.

bemeruca:
I use it in my programming all the time.
We instantiate a class by using the new keyword.

This response is from ChatGPT 😂

How is the emotional support dog helping you out?

Cococandy have forgotten her obligations. So by calling out her fake news will prompt her to fulfill her obligations. To me, she is like a program I wrote and needed to be instantiated.

bemeruca:
Since you dislike this country so much, why not return to naija and join I P O B in Enugu?

Which terrorist group have you not supported against your own country?

Ibime:
Don't worry about that son. Leave military matters to military men and focus on your naive and gullible protests.

Real men understand what's going on, it's the price that's paid for Sōyboys to keep their freedoms.

Ibime:
Peace through strength

Ibime:
Ijeb about to start crying for the cats, dogs and hedgehogs like Tucker
So far left, he is in the same position as the far right

bemeruca:
These are not my opinions or thoughts; they are facts and documented. I've allowed room for nuance, with the bold.

<Bemeruca: ChatGpt write me a post on Israel and the Iraq War>
One could argue that their program was for research purposes, like France did. But Israel did not go to war with Iraq, they just bombed the facility

<Bemeruca: ChatGpt, give the post more gravitas>
One could argue that the Iraq program was for research purposes, similar to what France said at that time. However, Israel did not go to war with Iraq; they simply bombed the facility.

bemeruca:
These are not my opinions or thoughts; they are facts and documented. I've allowed room for nuance, with the bold.

One could argue that their program was for research purposes, like France did. But Israel did not go to war with Iraq, they just bombed the facility

One could argue that the Iraq program was for research purposes, similar to what France said at that time. However, Israel did not go to war with Iraq; they simply bombed the facility.

Ibime:

You seem to know more than their allies who accepted the friendly fire on USS Liberty and still support them nyafu nyafu

The USS Liberty incident was an attack on a United States Navy technical research ship (a spy ship), USS Liberty, by Israeli Air Force jet fighter aircraft and Israeli Navy motor torpedo boats, on 8 June 1967, during the Six-Day War.[2] The combined air and sea attack killed 34 crew members (naval officers, seamen, two marines, and one civilian NSA employee), wounded 171 crew members, and severely damaged the ship.[3] At the time, the ship was in international waters north of the Sinai Peninsula, about 25.5 nautical miles (47.2 km; 29.3 mi) northwest from the Egyptian city of Arish.[1][4]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident

Ibime:


You seem to know more than their allies who accepted the friendly fire on USS Liberty and still support them nyafu nyafu

Your hate is so deep, you went to bring up incidents by seperatist groups before Israel even became a country in 1948

This is what happens when you live in anti Israel echo chambers. You become so stewp√d you begin to support regimes who are the anthesis of the freedoms you espouse. Your fellow Sōyboys are flying from buildings without wings in the jurisdiction you support. Only a confused person doesn't know where they sit on a spectrum of freedom between Israel and its sectarian enemies who go and kill each other all over the Middle East in the absence of Israel

You think the absence of Israel will make the Middle East calm when Iran and it's proxy have killed 3 times as many Sunnis in Yemen in the last 10 years than 80 years of Palestine. That's before we go to Syria or Lebanon. May God protect us from the level of emotional confusion worrying you.

raumdeuter:
He is a Walz appointee, who went to gun down lawmakers who voted against the Democrat just last Monday

Minnesota shooting suspect went from youthful evangelizer to far-right zealot

Through much of high school, Boelter was like every other teen, according to his lifelong friend David Carlson. But after Boelter declared himself a born-again Christian, he began preaching in the local park — even living there in a tent, Carlson said
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On a now-defunct website for Revoformation, a nonprofit he founded several years later, Boelter laid out a basic biography and said he had been “ordained” in 1993. He said he had gone to a small Catholic college near Milwaukee — Cardinal Stritch, which is now closed — as well as Christ for the Nations Institute, a Dallas school that is part of the broad, nondenominational world of charismatic Christianity.

And, the bio claimed, he had made trips overseas to seek out “militant Islamists” to “tell them violence wasn’t the answer.”

Christ for the Nations was founded in 1970 by Gordon Lindsay, a prominent preacher in independent, charismatic Christianity. The focus of the movement initially was on evangelizing, faith healing and experiential worship such as speaking in tongues. I[b]n the last quarter-century, however, a segment of it turned to politics and changing policies, especially around abortion.[/b]

A Lindsay quote long posted in the school’s lobby reads: “Everyone ought to pray at least one violent prayer each day.”

The exhortation, the school said Monday, described prayer that should be “intense, fervent and passionate.”
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Based on his recent online presence, Boelter’s views now appear to align with the political “far right” of Christianity in the United States, said Matthew Taylor, a senior Christian scholar at the Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies.

Its core believes in demons and satanic evil in the world and a need “to fight back against it,” Taylor said. He added that the group disseminates “very extreme” rhetoric about abortion, which he said some of its leaders have portrayed as a form of child sacrifice that empowers demons.

Boelter “seems very much to embrace some of the violent rhetoric and ideas that circulate through those spaces,” Taylor said.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/general/shooting-suspect-went-from-youthful-evangelizer-to-far-right-zealot/ar-AA1GRPEv