Trump's Executive order: How do Pro-Life Christians defend rejecting Refugees?
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The media is ransacked with Jews who make pea-shots at Christian culture everyday.
Your Hollywood idols- your Mila Kunis' and Amy Shumers, to your Goldsteins and Jon Stewarts- all these very, very white 'Jews' talking crap about conservative Christians.
And we are tired of it.
Is it such a hard a concept to grasp? I mean really
You all talk too much, to be frank. Try shutting your pie hole every once in a while- you just lost the government because you enraged half the country. Let it be a lesson on how NOT to shape public appeal, Broseph.
Alate_One
Well-known member
Major Evangelical Christian Organizations agree with my assessment.
I think Evangelicals are the only Christians who might support it. I'm glad to see some groups aren't.
I saw that Graham and Jeffress support it.
Tinark
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There has been no prospect in letting in Muslim immigrants for anyone, including their selves. The only thing that's come of it is trouble.
They don't have to come into our countries to be safe or to otherwise carry on with their lives.
Let it sink in well that the only reason liberals want it is because they do not like Christians. Liberals will always support ANYTHING that treads on Christians.
'Liberal Christians' simply are not Christians, they just think they are- no Christian could sit there and support everything that the Bible speaks against and call it 'love'. That's functional atheism on a stick
What trouble has ever occurred by letting in the 69 year old retired civil engineer father of a US citizen so that he can visit his son and grandchildren? Your blanket statements make you look especially stupid.
For Christians to speak of "family values" and yet support keeping families separated with this ban reveal themselves to be the hypocrites that they are. It also reveals a deep, dark cruelty in their core.
1Mind1Spirit
Literal lunatic
Except they're making exceptions for those cases.
Livin' so far away, for so long, what was a few more hours for Grandpa going through the process that keeps his grand kids safe, yesterday.:idea:
Tinark
Active member
No, they are not making exceptions for these cases unless the father is a greencard holder. This example is from an actual story where the father (from Iraq) had been granted a visa but then wasn't allowed to board the plane for his scheduled flight after the order was put into effect.
1Mind1Spirit
Literal lunatic
Where is he now?
You all think innocent people being shot down is worth not offending somebody- and that's what makes you all look astoundingly stupid. We took the government so that you all cannot be a danger to our society any longer :wave2:
Alate_One
Well-known member
This is the problem. The government isn't giving us information on how many are being detained and who they are. This is actual totalitarian style behavior.
| The ACLU’s Gelernt said that lawyers were “having trouble independently verifying anything because the government will not provide full access to all the detainees.” Of particular concern, he said, was that the government had not turned over a list of detainees, as it had been ordered to do by a federal judge in New York. He said lawyers might be back in federal court in the next day or so to forcibly get access to it. |
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Scarier by the day.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
well, no
not if you have any familiarity with real totalitarian government practices
1Mind1Spirit
Literal lunatic
Yep, when a Federal judge tries to stop an executive order and you think he has the power to do it.
Purdy scary, that.
Now your source told you about grandpa but never followed up?
Who is withholding?
Hmmmmm.... :think:
Alate_One
Well-known member
We're the richest most powerful nation in the world. What reason to we have not to take them other than being irrationally afraid?
| "Behold, this was the guilt of your sister Sodom: she and her daughters had arrogance, abundant food and careless ease, but she did not help the poor and needy. |
Alate_One
Well-known member
She does if it's unconstitutional.
The media is ransacked with Jews who make pea-shots at Christian culture everyday.
Your Hollywood idols- your Mila Kunis' and Amy Shumers, to your Goldsteins and Jon Stewarts- all these very, very white 'Jews' talking crap about conservative Christians.
And we are tired of it.
Is it such a hard a concept to grasp? I mean really
You all talk too much, to be frank. Try shutting your pie hole every once in a while- you just lost the government because you enraged half the country. Let it be a lesson on how NOT to shape public appeal, Broseph.
If I ever stoop so low as to listen to your anti-Semitic rantings for strategy, just shoot me.
Tinark
Active member
Donald Trump said:
It takes _months_, sometimes _years_ for someone to get a visa to enter the US from any of these countries. He is either a conman or dumber than a coma patient. Which one is it, Trump supporters? And what does that tell you about what he thinks of your intelligence level? Have some respect for yourself.
ClimateSanity
New member
It was already ruled to be constitutional.
You aren't in control of the government. You're a dupe, a useful idiot to fuel the global fasicst movement. And we're not done fighting.
ClimateSanity
New member
Refugees are not normal immigrants. They don't use visas, however, there is a 2 year vetting process. For those at the end of the line of that process, there will be a rush to get to the united States before the institution of a ban.