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I have been a Christian since 1971. It has been 46 years for me...
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Turkey is beginning genocide with Trump's green light
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The better question is, how does he know something that no one else on the internet knows about? If I change my name to ZombieChesterton will you believe me when I assert that the zombie apocalypse has begun?
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About a century ago the Turks systematically killed about a million Armenians --- this is called genocide. It is very similar to the attempted genocide of the Indians in the USA in the 19th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Genocide
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I'm also an American citizen and taxpayer. You are absolutely correct that my home country has enough problems with the goof that the minority of citizens voted for! This thread is about Donald Trump's callous, corrupt, morally repugnant decision to betray our allies and incite a genocide that will harm innocent lives. Thank God even some Republicans who are taxpaying, voting citizens have got the decency and morality to stand up to him on this, but you're proud as punch of yourself, eh? Well at least you get to post about your pride for this man from behind a user name on the internet. Every single politician who stands behind him on this deserves to have their full name recorded for the scorn of history.
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No... because that is their stated goal. They admit they want to do this. It is not a conspiracy or something made up or a projected fear. It is their actual statements and declared goals.You don't even see the irony, do you.
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Judas' betrayal was historic. It was severe. I think Judas did have a conscience. He wasn't shameless or sociopathic. Jesus knew that Judas would betray him. He was hurt yes but he was the most emotionally strong person who ever lived & obviously his salvation was already secured.
Our allies who have been betrayed by Trump didn't know that he was going to do that to him. He has no remorse, no care at all. I think he values his properties, his condo complex in Turkey, his political ties, more than ppl who already had nothing losing their lives. I think this is much worse than what Judas did!!!
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You have absolutely no evidence to support any of this. Made up something and projected fear is *exactly* what this is...and who the heck are these "theys" you are talking about?
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Ok... how many hundred links do you want to news sites, press briefings, and direct statements from debates do you require.
I am not going to do your homework for you...
It is there for anyone who wants to see it. Clear as day and proclaimed unashamedly by Democrat candidates, congressional leaders, state and local democrats, and the DNC. Just go to the last debate... they argue as to who is most radical left socialist. Hilarious.
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Idk, Ella said Trump tried to rip off the school board in Palos Verdes for what was basically 'pocket change' to him but huge for schools. This was b4 her time but neighbours told of the infamy. Plus I mean Trump is the sort of person who had his "charitable foundation" closed bc he was cheating real cancer charities including ones for kids. I don't think you can ever think he's not willing to stoop to a new low bc he totally is. There is no rock bottom for him or way to measure his greed. I think he would sell out for a mere 30 pieces of silver just bc.
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1. So long as it is an actualy news site directly reporting an acutal quote from one of your "theys"
Providing evidence to back your assertion is not "doing my homework for me". Until you provide said evidence it's nothing more than a fantasy that lives in your head.
So no evidence, at all, not even a little bit. Just fantasy, projection and fear. Got it.
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We are planning to reduce poverty, make healthcare affordable by cutting out the middle man, invest in education, and provide a better safety net for “the least of these.” Oh the horror!
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It's a false narrative to claim that Trump is against abortion because he actually supports abortion in cases of rape, incest, and risk of the mother's life. It isn't genuinely pro-life to support the killing of unborn children in cases of rape, incest, and the risk of the mother's life. That's actually pro-choice.
Video: President Trump Says He Supports Abortion In Cases Of Rape, Incest
Statement: Trump: ‘I am For the Exceptions’ on Abortion: Rape, Incest, Life of the Mother'
He also disagrees with the recent anti-abortion laws and he has spoken out against these laws.
Trump Disagrees With Recently Signed anti-Abortion Laws
Trump Thinks AL Abortion Ban Goes Too Far, Says Rape/Incest Should Be Exceptions
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I'm glad to see more Republicans standing up to Trump now that he has disavowed the Kurds.
Republican anger grows as Trump disavows Kurds by saying they didn't help during WWII
'Losing the mandate of heaven': Pat Robertson 'appalled' by Trump decision to draw back troops from Syria
Republican anger grows as Trump disavows Kurds by saying they didn't help during WWII
'Losing the mandate of heaven': Pat Robertson 'appalled' by Trump decision to draw back troops from Syria
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We elected him to use profanity and take the Lord's name in vain?
There's this thing called "The Bible" - you might want to check it out, especially the commandment "thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain." It's just a commandment, that's all. Maybe to you it doesn't mean anything because it's not in the constitution.
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