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espola said:
The secret for the followers of gop jesus is knowing when Jesus (the one in the Bible) was being sarcastic.

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Holy Jesus, that was funny for first 4 and half minutes and then I was sickened by the two takes on homosexuality and abortion. Of course you would post such vile things. The GOP Jesus is not my Jesus and that stuff was funny. That actress was clueless about the Bible Jesus. Very wrong indeed, twisting the scriptures to suit her itching ears and yours, pervert.

Bible Jesus 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Jesus expanded on the commandment "You shall not murder" by emphasizing that it's not just about the physical act of killing (like killing alive baby in mommy's tummy), but also about the underlying anger and hatred in the heart, plus selfishness. In Matthew 5:21-22, Jesus states that being angry (TDS) with someone (Trump) without a cause is akin to murder in God's eyes, and using derogatory language (GOP Jesus) towards others is also subject to judgment. He connects the internal state of anger and hatred (TDS) with the external act of murder, highlighting that both stem from a disregard for the value of another human life (EOTL & espola+ Dad4, Husker Du), including the lifeof the baby in the tummy, that is breathing, kicking and taking swings at these assholes WHO think it's cool to kill baby because Bible Jesus said nothing about the subject. I honestly don't think Jesus thought we as a human race would think of doing something so horrible, as a kill a baby. Just because Bible Jesus doesn't say something, doesn't mean it's good for you.
 
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pewpew said:
You all upset because one manager pushed another?! I could see if he sucker-punched him. But a little nudge??
You really are spineless. Typical Liberal. All bark..no bite when push comes to shove. (No pun intended)
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Some Padres fans (I know many of them) are more upset at the targeting of Tatis Jr. Some Padres fans are pleased that Schildt stood up for his players. Some Padres fans are not surprised at the behavior of Roberts -- he had a similar confrontation with former Padres manager Andy Green a few years ago.
 
The kind of nightmares legal immigrants must face every day --

Investigator Alexander Zwinck pulled over 19-year-old Caroline Dias Goncalves on June 5 on Interstate 70 near Loma because she was following a tractor-trailer too closely, according to the sheriff’s office.

Zwinck let Dias Goncalves go with a warning, but he shared information about the traffic stop in a Signal group chat used by local and federal law enforcement for drug trafficking.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Dias Goncalves a short time later in Grand Junction and took her to the Denver Contract Detention Facility in Aurora, where she has been detained for two weeks.

www.denverpost.com

Mesa County deputy who shared info about Utah college student put on leave

The Mesa County sheriff’s deputy who shared information about a Utah college student he pulled over with federal officials, leading to her arrest by immigration agents, is on administrative leave.…
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espola said:
Some Padres fans (I know many of them) are more upset at the targeting of Tatis Jr. Some Padres fans are pleased that Schildt stood up for his players. Some Padres fans are not surprised at the behavior of Roberts -- he had a similar confrontation with former Padres manager Andy Green a few years ago.
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Maybe you should stick with T-ball. Yeah..Roberts is the only one to ever behave like that. And nobody ever gets targeted either right?
Not that I even care..I don't even watch baseball unless it's on at work. Did you get upset when
all those dudes were throwing down during the hockey game a few nights back? Triggered?
 
espola said:
Some Padres fans (I know many of them) are more upset at the targeting of Tatis Jr. Some Padres fans are pleased that Schildt stood up for his players. Some Padres fans are not surprised at the behavior of Roberts -- he had a similar confrontation with former Padres manager Andy Green a few years ago.
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Yet another reaction story --

Fernando Tatis Jr. did something unforgettable on the final day of September in 2021. He launched a baseball 467 feet into the dry California air, the ball disappearing beyond the left-field pavilion at Dodger Stadium, as if it had somewhere better to be.

It was only the sixth home run to leave the park entirely — a club with five other members, none of whom wore brown and gold.

The Dodgers, guardians of history and grudges, honored the feat with a small plaque near the bleachers. That was then.

This week, the plaque vanished.

 
Make sure to include this image on your cellphone when traveling abroad in order to get full-service treatment at the airport (or other entry port) upon your return.

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