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In reply to LIB,MR BEARS • 6:26a, 6/12/26
The chaos in Belfast is currently testing that theory.
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
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In reply to historian • 10:06a, 6/12/26
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The chaos in Belfast is currently testing that theory.

I pray I'm wrong
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In reply to LIB,MR BEARS • 1:10p, 6/12/26
LIB,MR BEARS said:
Realitybites said:
LIB,MR BEARS said:
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The_barBEARian said:


People will not quietly tolerate the destruction of their way of life by a government hostile to their interests.


Most blue states and virtually all of EU would disagree, maybe not verbally but certainly by actions


With regards to the blue states, there is a pressure relief valve - people can and have been in large numbers moving to red states.

With regards to the EU, I think you're starting to see people express this sentiment by changing voting patterns (AfD in Germany, the National Rally in France, Labor getting hammered in the recent UK election). The problem is that in most of those parliamentary systems the establishment left party has sided with the establishment right party along with a smattering of minority parties to disenfranchise the rising number of people voting for parties like AfD and NR.

But whether or not enough Europeans will wake up in time to effect a change at the ballot box is unclear.

That having been said, we have our own problem with a uniparty and election integrity.
for much of the Europe, I'm afraid it's too little too late.


Imagine if you supported the native Irish Freedom Fighters in Belfast as much as you support Israel
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11:56p, 6/12/26
Imagine if you supported the Israelis and the Jews to have freedom and security as much as you do the Irish or any other group of people facing persecution and mass murder for most of the past 4,000 years.

Oh wait, only the Jews have faced such genocidal hatred. No one else has experienced anything remotely like that. No one else can claim to be God's chosen people or live in a land given directly by God to them in His Holy Word. No one else has a holy promise from God to "bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you", an eternal covenant.
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In reply to historian • 5:51a, 6/13/26
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Oh wait, only the Jews have faced such genocidal hatred. No one else has experienced anything remotely like that.


You're sadly ignorant of history if you think that. As those who experienced the holocaust directly pass away, it takes its place among the other acts of brutality humans have engaged in throughout history. Zionism is to the GOP as BLM is to the Democrats.

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No one else can claim to be God's chosen people or live in a land given directly by God to them in His Holy Word. No one else has a holy promise from God to "bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you", an eternal covenant.


The promise to that land was part of the Mosaic covenant, which was conditional and voided in 70 A.D as seen in Hebrews 8:13.

You're misapplying the unconditional genetic promise made to a Sumerian named Abraham to Judaism and Israel. That promise was fulfilled long before the modern state of Israel was founded.
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8:17a, 6/13/26
God did not void His covenant with Israel in 70 AD. God's promise to Abraham was repeated numerous times to his descendants and God stated it was eternal. Nothing in scripture suggests that it ceased permanently. God's future plans for Israel in prophecy proves the opposite.

This is another myth created by antisemites. They have been doing that for millennia too, just like their murders, oppression, and genocidal fantasies. Read the book of Esther and pay particular attention to Haman. I suspect that this abuse of scripture falls under the condemnation at the of the Book of Revelation.

Talk about historical ignorance!
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In reply to historian • 1:36p, 6/13/26
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God did not void His covenant with Israel in 70 AD. God's promise to Abraham was repeated numerous times to his descendants and God stated it was eternal. Nothing in scripture suggests that it ceased permanently. God's future plans for Israel in prophecy proves the opposite.

This is another myth created by antisemites. They have been doing that for millennia too, just like their murders, oppression, and genocidal fantasies. Read the book of Esther and pay particular attention to Haman. I suspect that this abuse of scripture falls under the condemnation at the of the Book of Revelation.

Talk about historical ignorance!


God doesnt even exist you insane lunatic.

You are no different than the religious fundamentalists in Iran that you whine about.

How are we suppose to live in a functional society when you got these old guys living in Alice in Wonderland?
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2:08p, 6/13/26
"The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.' They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is none who does good."
Psalm 14:1
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In reply to historian • 2:27p, 6/13/26
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"The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.' They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is none who does good."
Psalm 14:1


"The fool says in his heart 'Those who bless Israel are blessed'."
Barbearian 14:1
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In reply to The_barBEARian • 7:36p, 6/13/26
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historian said:
"The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.' They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is none who does good."
Psalm 14:1


"The fool says in his heart 'Those who bless Israel are blessed'."
Barbearian 14:1


Taking a Hebrew name doesn't provide you the weight you think it does. Nice try.
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11:00p, 6/13/26
“The more you open yourself up to the possibility that good things will happen the higher probability is that good things will in fact happen.”
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1:09p, 6/14/26
https://www.westernjournal.com/watch-european-woman-asks-immigrant-refugees-question-dread-cant-cut-off-fast-enough/
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 5:38p, 6/14/26
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absolutely sick...
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In reply to Assassin • 5:40p, 6/14/26
It's sickening FL(efty)bear, lil jr, and Mitch bleeds blue and Porteso want this in America
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In reply to Danielsjackson114 • 5:46p, 6/14/26
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It's sickening FL(efty)bear, lil jr, and Mitch bleeds blue and Porteso want this in America

Mitch is a cool dude. Funny as hell.
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