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Why do you want to believe this conspiracy so badly?
Yeah man I only require my news source to be right some of the time, as long as the narrative falls in line with my feelsI already pointed out it can't even get basic facts right.
Why do you want to believe this conspiracy so badly?
Why do you want to believe this conspiracy so badly?
Because it supports my beliefs. Same reason you believe the you believe
Why do you have to believe Soros is behind this?
I don’t have to, I want to. Hey you and I should both be able to admit that one of us could be wrong and the other right. About all of this. It’s fun to take sides, but the juries out on who’s right and wrong
Why do you want to believe this specific one about Soros and Christianity Today?
Goddamn quit being dense chump, it’s Christmas Eve. Soros is a leftist globalist elitist ball licker, that’s why
You know what's more fun than pretending to be a gullible dumbass for strangers on the internet? Lots of things.
Wel yeah, this represents a fraction of my interests. What up spurm, happy holidays
Dead on. LOL enlightened progressive crickets.
Christian Conservatives: "Stop shaming me and calling out my hypocrisy"
Mindless Youtube Bigot: Herp Derp!
You're really lazy and gullible
Lol the magazine is righty
Pro-life, pro-G_d, pro-nuclear family.
SOROS MUST BE BEHIND IT
Bizarro.world Napoleonism: an ugly Donald J Trump bust on every good classical liberal's mantelpiece.
It is what it is and they are who they are. They're not stupid, which is what is even scarier.
https://www.mediaite.com/trump/journ...ump-editorial/A journalist who worked at the Christian Post quit after nearly a decade at the evangelical paper over an editorial that bashed Christianity Today’s bombs op-ed calling on President Donald Trump to be removed from office.
Napp Nazworth, who was reportedly a politics editor on the board of the Christian Post, quit on Monday because of his paper’s pro-Trump response to the Christianity Today piece.
Nazworth announced the “difficult choice” in a series of tweets in which he lamented that the Christian Post has positioned itself as “Team Trump.”
“I can’t be an editor for a publication with that editorial voice,” he wrote.
Follow up editorial. Good to see they're not backing down. Even if I don't share their beliefs, I can still respect them for actually adhering to them.
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct...president.htmlGalli’s editorial focused on the impeachment, but it was clear the issues are deeper and broader. Reasonable people can differ when it comes to the flagrantly partisan impeachment process. But this is not merely about impeachment, or even merely about President Trump. He is not the sickness. He is a symptom of a sickness that began before him, which is the hyper-politicization of the American church. This is a danger for all of us, wherever we fall on the political spectrum. Jesus said we should give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s. With profound love and respect, we ask our brothers and sisters in Christ to consider whether they have given to Caesar what belongs only to God: their unconditional loyalty.
Yeah, but Being a Christian is a choice. It’s like smoking, you make bad choices and society shames and derides you for those bad choices.
"Reasonable
Repugs and Trash "disagree" with impeachment because they are "reasonable"
That's pretty impressive. Good to see people of conscience walking the walk.
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