Trump calls out Biden on religion

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so china, iran, north korea and russia weren’t building arms prior to him? this just puts us on a level playing ground.
That’s the usual line for arms races…

I have a bridge I’d like to sell someone who has been successfully convinced that these nations would like to actually invade the US.
 
None of which answers the questions. Face it: You have zero way of knowing what law enforcement may be looking at Biden’s conduct, and if they are, right now, you’d never know it.
 
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Feel free to make statements about aliens to try & change the subject.

I’m happy to keep redirecting you!

You said you were “still waiting” on the evidence that Biden sexually assaulted a staffer. I asked, many different ways, why you believed you could even know about such evidence if law enforcement was investigating.

You have been unable to supply any answer.

Love,
guy with issues
 
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We hear it exists, we never see it, why would I think it is real?
Doesn’t that comment apply to God as well? 🙂

If the standard is “if I can’t see it, it must not exist,” I’ll refrain from pointing out the logical weaknesses in such a position.

(How do we know you’d even look for it if it was readily available? lots of supporters of folks like Bill Clinton refuse to see his wrongdoing, despite, say, Monica’s blue dress and his admission of wrongdoing. Just saying…)
 
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Freddy:
I guess to vote for the guy you’d need to ignore all that and more.
to vote against him you would have to accept the anti-catholic polices of the opposite party.
You do know that he doesn’t need to be nominated by the GOP. The fact that he is the nominee is a reflection on the principles and moral standing of the Republican party. That someone of Trump’s character is the best option they have seems to me to be a win at all costs mind set. That people will vote for anyone at all as opposed to whoever is in the other camp is a sad reflection on the state of the current democratic process.
You noted this as well upthread, and I may be wrong, but I think that the GOP delegates are, in fact, obligated to vote for their pledged candidate on the first ballot. And since virtually all delegates are pledged to Trump, there won’t be a second ballot.

In 2016, the party couldn’t quite coalesce around anybody else, and as improbable at it seemed, Trump began to pick up momentum, and ended up being the nominee. From all outward appearances, “it all just sort of happened”. I went to bed election night just assuming that Hillary was on her way to victory. I woke up in the middle of the night to tend to natural circumstances, checked my smartphone, and sure enough, “President-elect Trump”. Not what I was expecting.
 
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Hume:
"“Why do I have to repent, why do I have to ask for forgiveness if [I’m] not making mistakes?”
Donald Trump, 23 July 2015
Not the first nominal Christian, poorly catechized, who “just doesn’t get it”, won’t be the last.
“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters.”
Donald Trump, 23 January 2016
Figure of speech. (And he would lose at least one voter — the person he shot! )
“When I go to church and when I drink my little wine and have my little cracker…"
Donald Trump, 18 July 2015
Many professing Christians speak casually, and even crudely, about matters of faith. Doesn’t make it right, doesn’t make it good, but it’s nothing to pillory them over.
Got it… so that stuff is okay in your mind?
 
It takes the rural folks, the conservatives, the less urbane, possibly even less educated, the fundamentalist Christians in the “red states”, to see murder of the unborn for what it is, and really not to care if anyone thinks they’re “forcing their religion onto people who don’t share it”.
Are you saying that “Catholics (sh)ould take over and establish a Catholic theocracy”, confirming the fears of Protestants?

I do not care who says that we should be a Catholic theocracy, the sentiment is anti-Catholic. No reasonably knowledgeable Catholic politician would ever support a proposition like that.
 
So Catholics in public life had to distance themselves from this. If they ever hoped to have power in American society,
If they’d just kept having kids and living as Catholics they’d have ruled the country in a few generations.

Great example of why you don’t compromise for power.
 
You are aware the Catholic Church has said separation of church and state is an error right? It’s not a position Catholics should hold.
 
You are aware the Catholic Church has said separation of church and state is an error right? It’s not a position Catholics should hold.
I believe Fr Brian Harrison has written the best commentary on religious freedom and tradition. I highly recommend his essays.
 
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Hume:
No one wins a nuclear war.
We don’t win being the only country without them either.
Again, no one wins.

As it’s been hinted at, I’ll go ahead and reveal my position: that the intercontinental city-killers are fully immoral and should cease to exist.

They ought to be limited to 1 or 2 megatons. At 6-12 times the Hiroshima bomb, they’re sufficient to “kill” any military target you had in mind while giving nearby civil populaces a fighting chance at life.

Basically, deliver them from destroyers, frigates, subs, or carriers.

Exemption for 10 (or so) civil super-sized city killers with no size limit so we have some chance at stopping the next asteroid or meteor that comes to reset the geological era.
 
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Ideally nuclear arms would be gone from the world and the technology of nuclear science would be relegated to energy production.

But that’s not realistic.
 
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