Yep... Try even debating the leftist foot soldiers on social media. No one will debate you. One person will just run in and say "nuhh uhh" and when you ask them to clarify they will stop responding and someone else will chime in with another non-argument "wow so dumb, lol". And they will just repeat this tactic infinitely, never addressing or refuting anything you say, but still telling you you're wrong every step of the way.
I have a D&D session with a very left-leaning Democrat as the DM (he even used to teach courses at a liberal arts college), and he has been "subtly" (read: "very goddamn blatantly and aggressively") making comments about "evil/dumb/stupid" Republicans during our sessions.
At this point, I'm ready to call him out on it in front of the whole group the next time he tries it, and if he keeps it up after I call him out, I'm just going to leave the session at that moment and not come back. I only even play D&D to give myself some escapism and some in-person laid-back social interaction. If it's just going to get political despite my consistent requests to keep the politics out, I'm just going to leave.
At a certain point people become more concerned with the fall of western civilization happening before their eyes, than the risk of being punched by a weak wristed soyboy.
As in legally binding? Yes it's absolutely legally binding. That's not in dispute by anyone and we have 233 years of legal and historical precedent to confirm that.
Not valid as in you don't like it, and in your opinion it's a bad thing? Well, You're entitled to that opinion, via the legally binding constitution.
Your problem is you take things too literally. To understand Christ and all the teachings of Christianity, you need a teacher. This stuff is too easy to misunderstand. To assume you know all these things after independent reading is utmost arrogance.
Yep... Try even debating the leftist foot soldiers on social media. No one will debate you. One person will just run in and say "nuhh uhh" and when you ask them to clarify they will stop responding and someone else will chime in with another non-argument "wow so dumb, lol". And they will just repeat this tactic infinitely, never addressing or refuting anything you say, but still telling you you're wrong every step of the way.
You need to get out and tell your story
I have a D&D session with a very left-leaning Democrat as the DM (he even used to teach courses at a liberal arts college), and he has been "subtly" (read: "very goddamn blatantly and aggressively") making comments about "evil/dumb/stupid" Republicans during our sessions.
At this point, I'm ready to call him out on it in front of the whole group the next time he tries it, and if he keeps it up after I call him out, I'm just going to leave the session at that moment and not come back. I only even play D&D to give myself some escapism and some in-person laid-back social interaction. If it's just going to get political despite my consistent requests to keep the politics out, I'm just going to leave.
This is one of the best comments I've read in a long time. Super powerful. Amazing to read about your journey first hand.
Sometimes I think people are too far gone to even bother trying to have a meaningful conversations but with a redpill seed planted it can happen.
Wow.
At a certain point people become more concerned with the fall of western civilization happening before their eyes, than the risk of being punched by a weak wristed soyboy.
i used to stomp the shit out of liberal faggots back in the day on FB, when the leftist dogma was a sacred cow you couldn't question
gradually, I began to hate them.
it wasn't gradual with me
I get that here too.
Nuhh uhh!!!
I'll debate you! What you do you wanna talk about?
Next, let's do this one:
Conservatives are their own worst enemies because they uphold a document created to enslave them.
How?
https://www.federaljack.com/slavery-by-consent-the-united-states-corporation/
I want you to take the position that the US Constitution is valid.
I'll start:
The US Constitution isn't valid.
What about the repeal of the 1871 territorial government in 1874?
Define: Valid.
As in legally binding? Yes it's absolutely legally binding. That's not in dispute by anyone and we have 233 years of legal and historical precedent to confirm that.
Not valid as in you don't like it, and in your opinion it's a bad thing? Well, You're entitled to that opinion, via the legally binding constitution.
Your problem is you take things too literally. To understand Christ and all the teachings of Christianity, you need a teacher. This stuff is too easy to misunderstand. To assume you know all these things after independent reading is utmost arrogance.
Yahweh, and Jehovah are 2 separate Desert Gods. Do a little historical research on it.