Deflect? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
You made a comment about not following protocol, I expanded on it.
This is effect of atheist agenda, lol, I already know ur gonna take that hella personal, lmao!
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"while accepting more than $340,000 in federal pandemic aid —"
Wtf?!? A church received $340k in federal pandemic aid??
What the flippin ****..!?
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As per usual, you are stunningly clueless and come across as a 14 year old boy with the way you express yourself via the written word. I am not one bit anti-religion and I'm also not an atheist (as I've clearly stated countless times).Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
....and yes, deflect. You quote my post, don't mention the article I linked to at all, and instead talk about how supposedly everyone in Fresno isn't heeding their stay at home restrictions. Have fun continuing to live in your own warped little world of nonsense.
Wow. You read more than the headline? :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
You're not an atheist but you are hook line sinker with the atheist agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
You made a post ready, willing and hoping to argue over it. That's why you read my post the way you did. Because my post in no way defends what that church did, but you want to take it that way so you can delve into your prerecorded bull ****.
I already heard it bro, dont need to put it on repeat.
Reflect on your own mentality some time..
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Certainly not that South Bay church. I’m sure they are doing what they do best (certainly way better than anything else they do) — and that is raking in the cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
And as soon as someone come to collect the fine they’ll whine their first amendment bull crap all the way to the supreme court.
Cities, states, and other institutions in defiance of CDC guidelines should not be eligible for any federal pandemic money. That money should go to areas that follow the rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
So are yall storing supplies of sperm before the vax?
Actual epidemiologist can lol too.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
Pretty sure he said he lied because we weren't ready. That beats the excuse I've heard from masked karens that they were saving masks for health care workers despite millions simply wearing pantiesQuote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
Oh noes! She tested negative for covid and then watched her boyfriend compete from a beachfront view. Burn the witch.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
While the other person you mentioned was directly repsonsible for several military deaths and destroyed court ordered evidence.
One should be in jail while the teen shouldn't be.
You are hopelessly clueless. Constantly latching on to these stupid terms and using them over and over again, despite them being irrelevant to the conversation at hand. The funniest part (and unintentional humor is the *only* worthwhile thing you add to this site), is that you are so delusional and clueless that you actually see yourself as super clever and intelligent when you're pulling this absent-minded routine.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
Almost as funny is how you're so all in with your religion, yet straight face claim that you are "not religious" aka you're in denial about one of the very things that quite obviously defines you. Just a completely ridiculous picture of yourself that you continue to paint here on PSD. :laugh2:
Pretty sure you're dead wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chronz
Making your favorite cream of mushroom soup again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chronz
Vast majority/almost all muslims would say I'm not religious. Me believing my religion doesn't make me religious. We consider religious people whose actions show faith/belief in them. An example being someone who prays 5 times a day.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
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oh how many speaking about COVID-19 COVID-19:confused:
This is a serious question from someone who has never believed in a religion, if you believe what your religion teaches why wouldn’t you live the actions it requires? Isn’t that like knowing you’re going to hell, knowing the path to heaven and choosing the path to hell? I’m curious because this is one of the things about religion that has always baffled me. From the outside, this seems common to me but I’ve never heard anyone expressly state it the way you did.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
His time here has shown he’s going to pick and choose whatever’s convenient for his life at the moment he cares about...whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by GasMan
I love the outrage you have about laws some 21-year-old-teenager broke in a different country. It’s adorable.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
Like I said. :laugh2:Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
Bingo.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
Doesn't take much to set him off.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
Lol. What the **** are you talking about? The person that cares about those laws is the person that posted that link and said lock her up.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
Earlier I noted the difference between theism and religion. Perhaps that might give a clue. Mind you, this is academic speculation on my part (I neither believe nor participate in organized religious activity).Quote:
Originally Posted by GasMan
Theism is internal belief on the part of the individual in a kind of god or gods that maintains some form of relationship with humans.
Religion is external, communal, and organizational — essentially the administration of the practices, doctrines, and rituals that have evolved in relation to that belief for groups of like-minded theists (some of which I suppose are required — baptism for Christians — and some which are not necessarily required, like going to church every week, confession, etc.).
So, one could, I suppose, believe in the basic doctrines but still not practice exactly as the organized church says I ought to do.
So, I guess one can call oneself religious without practicing fully, if at all.
It is funny how some decide when law and order gets applied.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
But but but doctors are fabricating COVID deaths to make money and its only just the flu.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
I saw something else today that said testicular cancer has a 98% survival rate if treated. Guess it must be not that serious either.
This makes no sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by GasMan
We also know if we go to school and graduate top of the class and get into ivy league and graduate top of the class it will set us up for a better future. Doesnt mean every action we take in our life is in line with that. Life is tough, we pick and choose what things we want to do and we live with the consequences.
Sometimes I wanna study over the weekend, sometimes i wanna party. Even tho im aware what career benefit can come from studying.
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Yes obviously. What else would I do? Pick whats inconvenient for me?? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by debo
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You could maybe try having some sort of morals, some sort of consistency with your opinions, some sort of intellectual integrity, or even just some sort of guiding principle in life outside of "I'll justify anything if it brings me some sort of pleasure".Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
:shrug:
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
Oh good. Was about to make a "I don't mean to speak for debo" post.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
Aw how cute [emoji846]
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Hell, I don’t mean to speak for debo half the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
The bigger travesty is that pizza.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
That is a crime worthy of losing one’s citizenship.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo
The sausage def looks sus.Quote:
Originally Posted by debo