The Democrat Party Hates America

[FlashDangerpants]

Well, if you're seeking causation, eschewing the cud of distraction that hinges on a bickering beeach pose does wonders to clear the mental palate.

You're a really weird little man Walker.

[Belinda]

Not for you, maybe. You just want to keep all the drug lords, rapists, terrorists and child abusers in the country, so the Dems get their program.

If the Dems’ programme is American freedom, they should get it, shouldn’t they?

Their program is "take power, and milk the American taxpayer for all he's got." That has nothing to do with freedom. People who like Americans can see that. Those who don't, just root for the most Socialist-colluding party that's available.

On the other hand:-
"what is a tithe?" The definition comes from Hebrew and means "a tenth." Tithing in the Bible refers to giving 10 percent of your annual earnings, productions, or possessions. In the Old Testament, we observe Abraham and Jacob offering a tithe to God in Genesis 14 and 28.

[henry quirk]

https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/ ... west/E.pdf

[Alexiev]

David Remnick on the current administration:


https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025 ... ineptitude

[Immanuel Can]

No it doesn't

Which "process"?

You claimed there is no due process ...

There are lots of "processes." Which one accords with invading aliens? It's quite different from that of citizens, as is the "process" of enemy terrorists. Each gets the "process" that is "due," but it ain't the same process.

[Immanuel Can]

If the Dems’ programme is American freedom, they should get it, shouldn’t they?

Their program is "take power, and milk the American taxpayer for all he's got." That has nothing to do with freedom. People who like Americans can see that. Those who don't, just root for the most Socialist-colluding party that's available.

On the other hand:-
"what is a tithe?" The definition comes from Hebrew and means "a tenth." Tithing in the Bible refers to giving 10 percent of your annual earnings, productions, or possessions. In the Old Testament, we observe Abraham and Jacob offering a tithe to God in Genesis 14 and 28.

Are you an Old Testament Jew, and are you planning to give a tenth of your income to the Temple in Jerusalem? If not, you've just quoted something that has no relevance to Gentiles in the 21st Century.

[Walker]

Well, if you're seeking causation, eschewing the cud of distraction that hinges on a bickering beeach pose does wonders to clear the mental palate.

You're a really weird little man Walker.

Your opinions are consistently skewed.

Is It Time To Ignore the Courts?
https://pjmedia.com/caskeet/2025/04/27/ ... s-n4939274

“The Constitution only had two glaring flaws. The first was the reluctant tolerance of slavery, which was eventually corrected by the 13th Amendment (and a civil war). The second was a lack of restraint on the powers of the judiciary. There are mechanisms for the legislative and executive branches to check each other, but nothing with which to check the judiciary (other than impeachment, the mere suggestion of which threw John Roberts into a full blown hissy fit last month).”

This is an excellent link you’ll appreciate that explains why the Supremes are not and should not be the last word.

[FlashDangerpants]

https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/ ... west/E.pdf

What an excellent resource, well scouted, thank you.

[FlashDangerpants]

Well, if you're seeking causation, eschewing the cud of distraction that hinges on a bickering beeach pose does wonders to clear the mental palate.

You're a really weird little man Walker.

Your opinions are consistently skewed.

Is It Time To Ignore the Courts?
https://pjmedia.com/caskeet/2025/04/27/ ... s-n4939274

“The Constitution only had two glaring flaws. The first was the reluctant tolerance of slavery, which was eventually corrected by the 13th Amendment (and a civil war). The second was a lack of restraint on the powers of the judiciary. There are mechanisms for the legislative and executive branches to check each other, but nothing with which to check the judiciary (other than impeachment, the mere suggestion of which threw John Roberts into a full blown hissy fit last month).”

This is an excellent link you’ll appreciate that explains why the Supremes are not and should not be the last word.

What a despicable sycophant for tyranny you are.

[Gary Childress]

Their program is "take power, and milk the American taxpayer for all he's got." That has nothing to do with freedom. People who like Americans can see that. Those who don't, just root for the most Socialist-colluding party that's available.

On the other hand:-
"what is a tithe?" The definition comes from Hebrew and means "a tenth." Tithing in the Bible refers to giving 10 percent of your annual earnings, productions, or possessions. In the Old Testament, we observe Abraham and Jacob offering a tithe to God in Genesis 14 and 28.

Are you an Old Testament Jew, and are you planning to give a tenth of your income to the Temple in Jerusalem? If not, you've just quoted something that has no relevance to Gentiles in the 21st Century.

When Jesus overturned the tables of the Pharisees, was he upset that the Pharisees were collecting money in general or was he upset by what they were using the money for? Were tithes required or given at the discretion of the one giving them? Does anyone know the full backstory? Color me curious.

[Walker]

What a despicable sycophant for tyranny you are.

This an excellent example of your skewed opinions.

The tyranny of The Supremes exists because there are no checks and balances on that third branch of government, as there are on branch one and two.

This makes them Government gods (Gg), and as we know, they are quite flawed.

In fact, during the confirmation hearings, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who was appointed to The Supremes during the Biden administration (Biden being the leader of The Democrat Party That Hates America at the time), would not even define what a woman is, because of her political activism.

And this is what you support. Shame on you, FlashDangerpants. Bad Flash. Bad.

(Your avatar tells all that you're quite the weird little girl, objectively speaking. )

[Immanuel Can]

On the other hand:-
"what is a tithe?" The definition comes from Hebrew and means "a tenth." Tithing in the Bible refers to giving 10 percent of your annual earnings, productions, or possessions. In the Old Testament, we observe Abraham and Jacob offering a tithe to God in Genesis 14 and 28.

Are you an Old Testament Jew, and are you planning to give a tenth of your income to the Temple in Jerusalem? If not, you've just quoted something that has no relevance to Gentiles in the 21st Century.

When Jesus overturned the tables of the Pharisees, was he upset that the Pharisees were collecting money in general or was he upset by what they were using the money for?

Good question. Here's the answer I believe is correct.

He was judging the way they had gotten the money, actually. He said that pretty explicitly: he accuses them of "turning His Father's house into a "den of thieves."

What they'd been doing, we know from independent history, is refusing to allow people to sacrifice freely the animals they brought, and making them buy religiously-vetted animals for sacrifice instead, and recycling the original animals into the system, and then pocketing the profits that came from the difference between the real value and the artificially-raised value of the animals.

They'd been leveraging people's desire to do the right thing in order to defraud them.

Remind you of any recent government?

[henry quirk]

https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/ ... west/E.pdf

What an excellent resource, well scouted, thank you.

[Belinda]

Their program is "take power, and milk the American taxpayer for all he's got." That has nothing to do with freedom. People who like Americans can see that. Those who don't, just root for the most Socialist-colluding party that's available.

On the other hand:-
"what is a tithe?" The definition comes from Hebrew and means "a tenth." Tithing in the Bible refers to giving 10 percent of your annual earnings, productions, or possessions. In the Old Testament, we observe Abraham and Jacob offering a tithe to God in Genesis 14 and 28.

Are you an Old Testament Jew, and are you planning to give a tenth of your income to the Temple in Jerusalem? If not, you've just quoted something that has no relevance to Gentiles in the 21st Century.

General principles are abstracted from particular events. Tithing for Old Testament Jews , and taxation for Europeans in 2025 are particulars of the same principle that civilised societies support those in need.

"In the Old Testament, tithing played a crucial role in supporting the poor and needy. A portion of the tithes, collected and administered by the priesthood, was specifically designated for their care. This system ensured that vulnerable individuals like widows, orphans, and foreigners were provided for, functioning as a form of social welfare alongside its religious function. "

I quote from The Bible not to add religious authority but as historical evidence.

[Immanuel Can]

Tithing for Old Testament Jews , and taxation for Europeans in 2025...

They have this much in common: both are cases of the rich exploiting the poor. But one was in the name of religious rule, and the other is in the name of "the public good." Both were or are being done by groups of thieves who lied or lie about what they were or are doing, so that's another similarity.

What's the point? I don't assume it means you're advocating theft and exploitation, are you?