So Black Lives Matter raised $90 million in 2020, but how much property damage did they cause?

It would have been more efficient to just say, “My name’s Cody, and I’m insane.”

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1365703342517796864/pu/vid/592x1280/z_w8hiu2mcqgpokh.mp4?tag=10

When he comes out down the road, they’ll insist he was born that way and nothing but nature influenced his thinking about sexuality.

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1366049981484961795/pu/vid/592x1280/Ps3YQ50cFKJQNba8.mp4?tag=10

This is the second part of their sadistic strategy. The first part is to confuse your children and convince them they need puberty blockers.

https://twitter.com/gp_jls/status/1366146761161605120

No one listens to your podcast because everyone's too busy recording their own.

And he maintained six feet of distance the whole time while asking young women if they enjoy sex with much, much older men.

https://bit.ly/3e5e0Ge

Certified nonsense remains nonsense.

https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1366466447178932225

In the beginning—five years ago today—Adam Ford created The Babylon Bee. It was without form and void. Then Adam said “let there be church jokes,” and he saw that they were good. Then Seth bought the Bee and instantly turned it into a right-wing, Trump-loving hoax satire site.

Seems like a good time to remember how Pence was treated for respecting women and going out of his way to avoid inappropriate situations.

https://www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2017/3/31/15132730/pence-women-alone-rule-graham-discrimination

“We love Dr. Seuss in our house.” — Michelle Obama

Please enjoy this side-by-side comparison of satire and reality.

The site everyone forgot about 10 years ago just found a way to become even less relevant.

https://twitter.com/jdvance1/status/1367579343980011530?s=21

"There is no God, and I hate him." — Atheists

The further left the country goes, the further right it seems we've swung.

https://twitter.com/pat_fasnacht/status/1367944850939777031

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https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1367763769372200964/pu/vid/720x720/vi9-uqjwicAvCNzN.mp4?tag=12

"If you don't wear a mask, then you don't love your neighbor." This is an appeal to emotion, not reason. It assumes, rather than proves, two things: that masks are highly effective and the virus is highly lethal. Sure, COVID can kill vulnerable people. So can (and does) the flu.

https://twitter.com/davidafrench/status/1367714150516994056?s=21

But you've never heard French say, "If you don't lock down every flu season, then you don't love your neighbor." He never considered you unloving for going about your life during the winter because it was never politically expedient to shame you in that way until now.

If you don't drive under the speed limit, you don't love your neighbor.

If you don't wash your hands each time you touch your face, you don't love your neighbor.

You could say this for anything.

To be pro-life is to maintain that it is wrong to intentionally kill an innocent human being. It is not to adapt one's behavior in all situations to maximize the survival rates of others. That's not possible. You shouldn't ever drive your car on the highway if that's your aim.

Both the Calvinist and the Open Theist agree (mistakenly) that foreknowledge and freedom are incompatible. The difference is that the former denies freedom, while the latter denies foreknowledge. The Bible, however, affirms both.

God — being omniscient — knows infallibly what we will do with our freedom, but this in no way robs us of our freedom. We are not fated to make the choices we make. Had we exercised our freedom to make different choices, God would have known a different future.