Is there any reason to dislike Herschel Walker?

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Anonymous wrote:Who are these people? They could justify anything with this type of logic including another holocaust.

I mean, they are basically leading themselves to supporting and committing Genocide 2.0. Their rhetoric grows more and more violent.

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Anonymous wrote:Dana Lowsch doesn’t make the abortion is murder argument, she goes right to the “ain’t no skanks gonna git an abortion with my money” Shes trash but I appreciate her honesty.

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She makes a solid point.

She make no point. Federal funds don’t pay for abortions. And even if it did, the ROI on abortion is much better than kids born into poverty. SNAP, school lunch, eventual prison…

Yes, it does and you know it hence the bolded.

Federal funds do not pay for abortions.

They should. But they don’t.

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Anonymous wrote:You can think abortion is wrong, yet forgive those who have love or pay for one. People can change, improve, be better.

I missed the forgiveness clauses in the red state abortion bans. Do these let you get out of jail?

And that’s exactly the f**king point. How dare these maga fascist throw a doctor in jail but find “forgiveness” for a brain damaged football player spreading his seed? Republican words, not mine.

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Anonymous wrote:Walker didn't know he paid for the abortion then sent a Get Well Card to the mother of one of his children. Oh boy!

No wonder his son is so upset.

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This interview with an Evangelical GOP strategist is pretty nauseating.

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/06/1127158931/republicans-continue-to-support-herschel-walker-even-after-abortion-report

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Anonymous wrote:You can think abortion is wrong, yet forgive those who have love or pay for one. People can change, improve, be better.

I missed the forgiveness clauses in the red state abortion bans. Do these let you get out of jail?

And that’s exactly the f**king point. How dare these maga fascist throw a doctor in jail but find “forgiveness” for a brain damaged football player spreading his seed? Republican words, not mine.

The forgiveness clause- you may want to read the Gospels.

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Anonymous wrote:Walker didn't know he paid for the abortion then sent a Get Well Card to the mother of one of his children. Oh boy!

No wonder his son is so upset.

She’s the mother of one of the other kids he kept secret until recently, not the son of the mother he stalked and abused who’s upset. I know it’s hard to keep track.

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Anonymous wrote:You can think abortion is wrong, yet forgive those who have love or pay for one. People can change, improve, be better.

I missed the forgiveness clauses in the red state abortion bans. Do these let you get out of jail?

And that’s exactly the f**king point. How dare these maga fascist throw a doctor in jail but find “forgiveness” for a brain damaged football player spreading his seed? Republican words, not mine.

The forgiveness clause- you may want to read the Gospels.

Does that work for every crime?

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Anonymous wrote:Walker didn't know he paid for the abortion then sent a Get Well Card to the mother of one of his children. Oh boy!

No wonder his son is so upset.

She’s the mother of one of the other kids he kept secret until recently, not the son of the mother he stalked and abused who’s upset. I know it’s hard to keep track.

I am aware it is not the same mother. I am thinking his son might be disgusted that his father aborted his step sibling. Maybe he thinks his father thought about aborting him as well. It had to be disturbing news.

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Anonymous wrote:You can think abortion is wrong, yet forgive those who have love or pay for one. People can change, improve, be better.

I missed the forgiveness clauses in the red state abortion bans. Do these let you get out of jail?

And that’s exactly the f**king point. How dare these maga fascist throw a doctor in jail but find “forgiveness” for a brain damaged football player spreading his seed? Republican words, not mine.

The forgiveness clause- you may want to read the Gospels.

Yes, it’s right there in Corinthians. “God and Caesar shalt forgive thee if thou go on Hannity and deny thy sin.”

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Anonymous wrote:This interview with an Evangelical GOP strategist is pretty nauseating.

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/06/1127158931/republicans-continue-to-support-herschel-walker-even-after-abortion-report

It really is. It would be one thing if they said they don’t like him but like his policies, or they’re not voting for him because of religion but because of how he will vote, and actually call out the bad stuff from the past. But they’re trying to tear down Warnock as being a bad Christian for supporting abortion and not forgiving and forgetting someone who commuted domestic violence and paid for abortions. I heard a guy saying Warnock’s bad deeds (whatever they were calling him out for that day) were absolutely as bad as Walker pulling a gun on his ex (I think because she forgave him, or maybe it’s because hypocrisy is the deadliest sin, or maybe both). It’s astonishing.

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When you expose the hypocrisy of evangelicals you are attacking their way of life.

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Anonymous wrote:This interview with an Evangelical GOP strategist is pretty nauseating.

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/06/1127158931/republicans-continue-to-support-herschel-walker-even-after-abortion-report

It really is. It would be one thing if they said they don’t like him but like his policies, or they’re not voting for him because of religion but because of how he will vote, and actually call out the bad stuff from the past. But they’re trying to tear down Warnock as being a bad Christian for supporting abortion and not forgiving and forgetting someone who commuted domestic violence and paid for abortions. I heard a guy saying Warnock’s bad deeds (whatever they were calling him out for that day) were absolutely as bad as Walker pulling a gun on his ex (I think because she forgave him, or maybe it’s because hypocrisy is the deadliest sin, or maybe both). It’s astonishing.

I’ve said it before and I’d say it again- these people will vote for Satan if it would give them power. They are dangerous and, if this country is going to survive, need to be stopped.

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Anonymous wrote:When you expose the hypocrisy of evangelicals you are attacking their way of life.

I need this on a bumper sticker ASAP.

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Anonymous wrote:This interview with an Evangelical GOP strategist is pretty nauseating.

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/06/1127158931/republicans-continue-to-support-herschel-walker-even-after-abortion-report

It really is. It would be one thing if they said they don’t like him but like his policies, or they’re not voting for him because of religion but because of how he will vote, and actually call out the bad stuff from the past. But they’re trying to tear down Warnock as being a bad Christian for supporting abortion and not forgiving and forgetting someone who commuted domestic violence and paid for abortions. I heard a guy saying Warnock’s bad deeds (whatever they were calling him out for that day) were absolutely as bad as Walker pulling a gun on his ex (I think because she forgave him, or maybe it’s because hypocrisy is the deadliest sin, or maybe both). It’s astonishing.

I listened to that interview in the car and it was vile. And of course NPR thinks neutrality means no hard questions, so he just blathered on without pushback.

The guy actually said that Walker had sought help and been cured of his violent tendencies after abusing his wife. And therefore we should vote for a reformed sinner instead of Warnock, who never did anything like this!

Reality is upside down and inside out with these monsters.