-=> Digimaus wrote to Jas Hud <=-

 JH> I'm going to use Kurt as an example.(sorry!) I know he's a great guy
 JH> and I'd love him if i knew him in real life.  He will still talk about
 JH> trump  when something is brought up about biden or the democratic
 JH> party. People like this are programmed.  When something horrible
 JH> happens with biden it's tight lipped time.

 Di> Kurt is a good guy.  I mean, I'm a California native too!  I disagree
 Di> with him politically on many things but I don't hold that against him.

 Thank you for the kind words.

 As for Jas Hud/MRO/whoever's comment about being tight-lipped about
 democratic screwups, I suppose he didn't hear me criticizing Newsom for
 his unmasked trips to Napa valley when he'd ordered lockdowns in 2020.
 Or any number of stupid egotistical moves that made him look like an
 elitist and made me wonder who was advising him. Or complaining about
 Cuomo shooting himself in the foot - two men who were first in line for
 a democratic nomination. Newsom might still have a chance, but Cuomo's
 career is dead.

 Or, in California, we have a PUC that's bought and paid for the
 democrat government, where PG&E goes bankrupt, but not before
 transferring billions out to their parent company. A company that later
 does billions in stock buybacks, neglects their infrastructure, causes
 multiple fires and a gas explosion that guts a town, is the cause of
 dozens of deaths, then goes to the PUC for a rate increase to pay for
 public service announcements about how they're making things safer -
 and some infrastructure improvements. The PUC and Sacramento are
 silent.

 I can certainly complain about the Republican party as well. Washington
 DC has turned into a clown show and both parties are complicit. It's
 got my family seriously planning a move overseas.







 <G> He's an intelligent man who loves his family very much and has done all he
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 Di> an to
 Di> ensure its success.  That's something many men have failed at,
 Di> including myself.  After all, if we all agreed on everything, that
 Di> would mean there's not much thinking going on.  We all have our own
 Di> free agency[1] to exercise and political opinions are part of that.

 Di> In my observation, concerning liberalism, it is frowned upon if you
 Di> don't toe the party line with no dissention, much like communism.  I do
 Di> not consider myself Republican but conservative socially,
 Di> philisophically, and financially.  I vote Republican because in
 Di> Tennessee, you cannot vote in a primary unless you are a registered
 Di> Democrat or Republican.  On a side note, as an honorably discharged
 Di> Army veteran, I feel that the US is not the world's policeman and
 Di> should not be stationing its military all over the world.

 JH> I think it's very complicated but it goes off of the coat tails of the
 JH> old belief that democrats are for the people, especially
 JH> poor;republicans are for the rich guys who of course are bad.  Well, it
 JH> turns out the men of the people democrats are rich and get richer in
 JH> our system.

 Di> It cracks me up that the party of supposed equality keeps electing old
 Di> white guys to be the head of the party.

 JH> These are not democratic leaders. they are essentially santanists.  I
 JH> mean santanists in regards to the people who identify as such and
 JH> believe that you should do whatever you want.

 Di> A majority of Democrats (big "D", there are a lot of little "d" people
 Di> disagree with the state of the Democratic party these days) are
 Di> communists. Remember, Khrushchev said "We are on the right side of
 Di> history.  We will bury you."  After all, 37 percent of young Americans
 Di> favor the Communism Manifesto.[2]  That's because the public education
 Di> system--which was originally developed for the poor--is now a
 Di> public-funded indoctrination system.

 JH> Kids matter, people matter and good values matter.

 Di> I couldn't agree more.

 JH> Bald men who put on wigs and fake tits and want to go to bathrooms with
 JH> little girls should be eliminated.   These are not gay people.  I
 JH> respect gay people and they can do whatever they want as long as it
 JH> does not affect me; same as everyone else.   These are degenerates that
 JH> deserve no protection.

 Di> I have many gay friends who are disgusted by the push of
 Di> transgenderism. Being gay and being "trans" are two different things
 Di> and are not inclusive of each other.

 Di> My opinion is that the recent "trans" push and the COVID "vaccine" are
 Di> population control attempts being pushed by power-hungry elites.

 Di> -- Sean

 Di> 1 = "In summary, free agency, the power to choose, is a gift of God,
 Di> conferred on his children and exercised by them in the preexistence.
 Di> It is an essential precondition of the further progression we seek in
 Di> mortality. But free agency cannot be exercised unless there is
 Di> opposition in all things.  That opposition is provided by Satan, who
 Di> once sought to destroy our free agency.  His effort continues.  He
 Di> tries to persuade us to do evil and to make those choices that will
 Di> finally give him the mastery he was denied in the pre-existence--to
 Di> have all power over us, to lead us captive at his will." -- Dallin H.
 Di> Oaks, "Free Agency And Freedom", https://tinyurl.com/b8xb9mfj (byu.edu)

 Di> 2 = https://tinyurl.com/2zmrjamd (historyaddicted.com)

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