Recent content by JudgeRightly

Then it should be easy for you to simply copy the text and paste it here for us to read. You can't even be bothered to do that much? Yes, because it embeds into this site. You don't have to open the YouTube site to view it. And yes, I posted his video because he's a cop and did a proper...

Answer the question, Arthur! I'm not going to respond to anything else you say in this thread until you do. If we allow one person to get away with a crime, what does it teach him and other (would-be) criminals?

We know. We don't care how you see him.

Post it here, please. This is a discussion forum. Not a link sharing site. She hit the officer. With her car. Enough to push him back several feet. That's all that matters in the moment. A car is considered a deadly weapon. She struck the officer with it. That's all the justification he needs...

Saying it doesn't make it so, Arthur. And quit with the "holier than thou" spiel. It's not convincing anyone. Yes. By his parents. If that doesn't work, or if the parents are not around or unwilling to discipline their child, then by the local court. What does this have to do with children...

You're avoiding the question because you know where it leads. Stop being irrational. You're fake kindness is harmful to society. A five year old is a human being made in God's image. A person. Murder is a crime. If a five year old commits murder, he has committed a crime. His age is...

It's not. You made an absolute claim. You said: So I brought up a different example of total war done by a righteous Being, to test your claim. You can either continue accusing God of doing evil, or you can retract your claim that total war is not a good thing. You made a claim about...

Except she did. Clearly you weren't paying enough attention then. Pointing me to a Wikipedia article on ICE isn't going to convince anyone. Answer my questions, or admit that you cannot.

So if we allow one person, even if they're five years old, to get away with a crime, what does it teach other (would-be) criminals?

You won't answer the question because either answer undermines your position. Was God evil for commanding the death of entire nations, including the "innocent"? If you answer yes, you're calling God evil for something He did. If you answer no, it validates my claim, that there sometimes total...

You didn't answer my questions: Which part of ICE is unlawful? Where have they not followed due process? Can you point to any specific examples? Good nearly ran over an agent. His shooting her was justified. Awful but lawful, as they say. Pretti's death can be chalked up to a weapon known...

And I told you what happened. In a post you have so far completely ignored. Post in thread 'I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.' https://theologyonline.com/threads/i-lived-through-collapse-america-is-already-there.54623/post-1924669

How does this help your case? If something is "not good," either God who did that thing is not good, or your standard is in error, regardless of the answer to your question. So answer mine. Did God commit evil when He commanded Israel to destroy His enemies utterly? (ie, total war)