And for robbing banks, and for robbing Americans of their constitutional rights and freedoms.
Is there a risk of death from the covid vaccine?
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Democrats cannot explain their contradictory claims, like you point out. If vaccines are effective then why wear masks? It does not make sense. Americans who buy into the contradictory democrat narratives prove they are not wise.
Jen Psaki crumples when Fox News reporter grills her about face masks for vaccinated people
White House press secretary Jen Psaki crumpled under questioning Tuesday over new mask guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, resorting to justifying the new guidance as a "determination" from "public health officials" without pointing to data or evidence.What is the...
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The implication, of course, is that by re-enacting face mask guidelines, administration officials may be sowing distrust in the vaccines.
"If it's a pandemic of the unvaccinated, still, then why do vaccinated people need to put the masks back on?" Doocy asked.
In response, Psaki affirmed Doocy's thesis — that unvaccinated people are driving up COVID-19 cases, which makes the mask guidance for fully vaccinated individuals confusing — but did not address his question.
Arthur Brain
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You don't know what state of mind he was in when he died, nobody does. If he did, and? Let me guess, he's on his way to "hell"?
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I can only go by the things that he said up to that point.
No, he's there already. Unless, of course, he changed his mind.
Arthur Brain
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Everyone goes to the grave RD.
Sadly, too many highly esteemed men and women of the world go to their graves with blasphemies against God fresh on their lips.
Arthur Brain
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How would you know?
I do research.
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Bodily, sure. But our spirits do not.
I thought that you claimed to be some sort of Christian.
Arthur Brain
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I corrected you where it came to your assumptions that I was an atheist. I've little time for 'organized religion' or fundamentalism. Besides which, it isn't a requirement for Christians to believe in some sort of "hell" as per the sort that certain churches preach.
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When was this? Years ago?
I have not said you were an atheist, just that your comments constantly agree with their world view.
Yes, you love to rail against your boogie men.
I just go by what the Bible says. I know that you don't like what the Bible says.
Arthur Brain
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Not so much recently you haven't but you have in the past. It's no big deal to me one way or the other. If I agree with someone who's an atheist then eh, so? If someone makes sense and I happen to concur with them then I'll say so, it even happens with conservatives on occasion...
Fundamentalism isn't a 'boogie man' for me. Left that all behind years ago thankfully.
Funny that you say you go by what the Bible says on the matter. In my old church, folk couldn't even agree on what "hell" actually was...
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So? Once again, when someone follows the atheist ideas, I assume that they are the same.
Rejecting the Bible is your anti-fundamentalist approach. That's not good.
Non-sequitur.
Since they couldn't agree, you just disregard the Bible?
Supporting unscientific leftist conclusions and narratives may make rubes feel good about themselves, but it will always be better to value truth and evidence over narratives lacking such support. Masks have earlier been promoted as effective tools against viruses, but those claims have been proven false many times.
Horowitz: 6 times the media credited masks with stopping a pandemic that then spread even more
Mask-wearing was likely the greatest failed social experiment of our lifetime. Yet its own failure means it continues to be forced down our throats … or noses. While it was always illogical that a cheap mask could stop a virus that is much smaller than the mask's pores, we embarked on a...
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Let the rubes debate about hell. Hell is still real and is exactly what God says it is.
Arthur Brain
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Do you think that all atheists are completely defined by their lack of belief in a god? That's rather ignorant if so.
Rejecting fundamentalism is hardly the same thing as rejecting the Bible so that's kinda moot.
Arthur Brain
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So, what is it then?
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That is exactly what the word means.
You pay lip service to "believing what the Bible says".
Arthur Brain
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What point do you think you're making? I asked you if an atheist is solely defined by their lack of belief in a god, not what the term actually means.
Your latter was predictably arrogant really.
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That is their starting point. Everything that they believe comes from that and therefore must support it.