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I'm seeing conflicting coverage on this story, particularly where the mandate is concerned; but mandated inspections would be a violation of people's rights and wouldnt get far in federal court. Not that they should waste the courts (and everyones) time to begin with.

I don't think we malign women categorically by brining it up; and I think most pro-lifers are willing to concede that Roe v. Wade pandered to more than one demographic. There are definitely men that want abortion to hide adultery and/or remove the unwanted consequence of their...

So do you think the church ended in 70AD?

Not people in this thread; but other women supporting Lindsay Clancy. They're clearly liberal feminists exploiting the fact that the trial is running at the same time as the election cycle; but other women get swept up into it as well. So you think they were blaming the Catholic Church? Maybe...

They're also using the term "Patriarchal Systemic Failure". My problem with it isn't the "systemic failure"; but the misrepresentation of the "System" as "Patriarchal". I definitely see a lot of fault in the State of Massachusetts; but not a lot of patriarchy. There's no patriarchy; but what...

Also, this is not a good analogy for your position; because back when I played nintendo, there actually were secret levels, and knowing about them changes how you play through the game. If I simply dismissed my friends claims about secret levels, then I would never know about them- and my...

There are a lot of clear typologies in the OT that are not specifically mentioned by the apostles and NT writers. CV's recommendation was a literal suggestion; not a claim of a requirement to specifically attend any boot-camp. Mark 5:30 wasn't meant to be a proof-text of this non-existent...

This wasn't just for ancient Israel, it was for Noah and his descendants (everybody). The reason that is important, is because this is governments' primary function. A government that fails to perform its primary function gets its legitimacy scrutinized, and is in danger of destroying itself...

Your statement didnt have anything to do with the application of the law either- it was about the thread. Men (and women) generally won't flock to the defense of killers of (born) children. They say "that's horrible" and move on. If a man were charged, it is extremly unlikely that a pack of...

I didnt say she said that. I said men generally don't rush to defend other men that say that. And you and everybody else gets the point. Trying to bog people down in rhetorical technicalitites isn't going to change that.

Probably not. Men generally don't rush to defend other men that say "oops, I killed my kids".

Julian Assange is free, and has been since 2024. Snowden is... as free as a Russian can be, I guess. Even with presidential pardons, it is very unlikely either of them would want to come here-especially Snowden, since State governments could still charge him with treason and execute him.

Maybe. Maybe not. Who puts a cat inside of a bag to begin with? What do you even mean by these things anyway. Technically drunkenness is a specific subcategory of intoxication; but regardless, CBD does not get people high. THC is what gets people high, and it's separated out in (legal) CBD...

Technically, anything could happen between then and now. Things could get better before they get worse; and there could be several cycles of getting better and worse

If it is, in fact, one of the two, it is sorcery. Anthropologically speaking; witchcraft was thought to be an innate trait that was inherited through witch bloodlines. They were thought to inherently have evil 'magic' powers. Sorcery, in contrast, was learned ritual magic that anyone could...

Having laws doesn't make the US a theocracy, even if they're a verbatim copy of the decalogue. You're right about the witnesses, though. If you're going to run the death penalty, it shouldn't be with a lower standard of evidence than what God set for it. EDIT: Technically the whole decalogue...

And then this is what it's supposed to look like

Here is the actual bible

Not a huge fan of a strategy that relies entirely on mass-defection; but if nothing else, maybe it at least keeps the IRGC paranoid. I know exactly what the risks are; our government is going to blow bajillions of dollars on weapons that are retardedly expensive and largely unnecessary, and...

Well; you informed us of their existence by showing them getting raided and losing a small firefight. It doesn't exactly inspire much confidence. Somebody might want to break out some fertilizer and grow it a little faster before the IRGC takes the rest of their stuff. What is Reza Phalavi...