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BrodyDad
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re: CBS reporter Told to not focus on this when a Protest of Iranians praises Trump
Posted by BrodyDad on 3/2/26 at 2:39 pm to cajunangelle
Just to be clear. This was a local reporter, not a CBS network reporter. He works for a CBS affiliate in Austin that is owned by Sinclair Broadcasting which is a pretty conservative company.
My guess is he wasnt being texted by station brass. It was probably his 20 something weekend newscast producer who wanted a different visual.
His report correctly said the reaction in Austin was mixed and thats what aired.
There is enough media bias out there to choke a horse, better to focus on that than a nothing burger like this
My guess is he wasnt being texted by station brass. It was probably his 20 something weekend newscast producer who wanted a different visual.
His report correctly said the reaction in Austin was mixed and thats what aired.
There is enough media bias out there to choke a horse, better to focus on that than a nothing burger like this
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Can someone punch Ogilvy?
He gives off Dwight Schrute vibes.
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you're a feckless idiot . . .
You may believe so since everyone on this board is feckless if all they do is post.
However there are places and organizations you can actively participate in to forward the agenda I keep beating the drum about.
I am heavily involved in those between posts here.
Words you never hear conservatives use
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/28/26 at 3:58 pm
1. Diaspora
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There is no room for these things, only for rallying the tribe against its enemies.
And that is exactly what is needed. The progs and the other Dems need to have zero power. If that means criticizing them even when they do something we would approve of our guys doing, so be it.
Feel free to put me on ignore.
re: Embrace the tribalism
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/28/26 at 11:28 am to GeauxBurrow312
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True or false, Biden was powerless to stop the Houthis, powerless to stop Russia, powerless to stop a shitshow in Afghanistan
False. He had the same military at his disposal. He just lacked the intestinal fortitude.
re: Embrace the tribalism
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/28/26 at 11:26 am to SouthEasternKaiju
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If Biden had struck Iran,
That was never going to happen.
Of course not, but I am making a point with a hypothetical.
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I stopped reading after I saw your username. I have no idea what we’re talking about right now.
That 800 SAT score of yours was certainly predictive. Kudos to the College Board.
Embrace the tribalism
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/28/26 at 10:22 am
There is no consensus in this country. There is only Right vs. Left. Right vs. Wrong. A zero sum game.
If Biden had struck Iran, this board and the Right in this country would decry it (me included). That is because Progs stand for the wrong things. We cannot and should not ever acknowledge what they do is correct.
The left is doing the same thing now. Trump and the right will always be wrong in their eyes, because we stand with God.
Dont worry about the hypocrisy of it all. It is necessary if we are to move the country in the right direction.
If Biden had struck Iran, this board and the Right in this country would decry it (me included). That is because Progs stand for the wrong things. We cannot and should not ever acknowledge what they do is correct.
The left is doing the same thing now. Trump and the right will always be wrong in their eyes, because we stand with God.
Dont worry about the hypocrisy of it all. It is necessary if we are to move the country in the right direction.
I am indeed perpetually crabby. If that is true about Texas, hopefully ICE will deport them to Argentina or the ocean floor soon.
I dont care what happens in Argentina. I care about Arkansas and the other 49 States.
re: WH drafting EO that would give president jurisdiction over elections, citing nat. security
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/26/26 at 4:27 pm to SnacknGold06
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told Christians on Friday that if they vote for him this November, "in four years, you don't have to vote again. We'll have it fixed so good, you're not gonna have to vote."
This statement was when I became assured that President Trump knows what needs to be done. I was already going to vote for him, but this cemented it even further.
I have doubts as to whether this man is washed in the blood, but he is doing the dirty work needed so that those who are can recreate this country and make it the Christian nation we need it to be.
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It just means that congress should not legislate based upon religion.
Congress absolutely should, but it should he based upon the one true faith and not apostasy, heresy and demonism in the guise of other "religions".
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Christian Nationalism isn't a bad thing.
Maybe, maybe not. True Christian Nationalism would actually be someone wanting a theocracy here, though.
I am absolutely a Christian Nationalist. I am also in favor of what is called Theonomy. Some folks get that confused with theocracy.
I do not want one specific church in charge of the Government. However, I firmly believe that God has given dominion over government to the righteous. It is our job to exercise that dominion. My firm belief is that the United States Government should be controlled and guided by Biblical principles and administered by Godly, Righteous men who will uphold those principles and convey policy and justice according to Biblical law.
This is a very unpopular idea among the progressive, secular in the U.S. They wield enough power and votes to keep that from occurring now. I voted for President Trump to do everything in his power to remove these folks from the electorate. I am heartened by what I see so far, but he needs to go further if we are going to build a Christian nation here in the U.S. and fulfill God's plans for us.
Does anyone know much about OK Governor Kevin Stitt?
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/26/26 at 8:01 am
He seems like he might be angling for higher office. From what I've read he is staking out a more moderate position away from Trump and MAGA.
I know nothing of how he has governed. What can you tell me?
I know nothing of how he has governed. What can you tell me?
re: Islamic goodybags handed out to high school kids in TX.
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/24/26 at 8:02 pm to Crimson Wraith
If we are to become the Christian nation that we need to be, there is no room for this. It needs to be stamped out by any means necessary.
I admit that my beliefs on this are hypocritical, but only if you are viewing this through the lens of our outdated and constraining Constitution.
If your priority is fairness and equity as outlined in the 1st Amendment, then opposing Muslims is totally hypocritical. But I put Jesus above all and so should the United States. It is past time for a fundamental change.
I admit that my beliefs on this are hypocritical, but only if you are viewing this through the lens of our outdated and constraining Constitution.
If your priority is fairness and equity as outlined in the 1st Amendment, then opposing Muslims is totally hypocritical. But I put Jesus above all and so should the United States. It is past time for a fundamental change.
There is no way this is accurate. Tech is in downtown Atlanta. It is a total warzone.
re: Christianity and Aliens
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/22/26 at 6:02 pm to Globetrotter747
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I dunno. Might be above humans.
Maybe, but not above God.
re: Christianity and Aliens
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/22/26 at 2:49 pm to Globetrotter747
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Aliens from another planet would not have inherited sin from Adam. How would the news be good for them?
God is the Lord of all. Any sentient being would be on the same footing as humans.
re: Christianity and Aliens
Posted by BrodyDad on 2/22/26 at 1:10 pm to SallysHuman
I cant see that it would be different than any other isolated people who had not heard the good news.
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