Jedi_Nephite

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Jedi_Nephite last won the day on August 13 2023

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  1. I’m confused as to why anyone would take any of the J6 accusations of “insurrection” seriously. It’s been well established that what happened was not done by “right-wing extremists.” Furthermore, those who listened to his speech that morning, know that Donald Trump never said anything even remotely close to inciting an insurrection. In fact, he said the exact opposite. He instructed everyone to be peaceful. But…Donald Trump said it, so he was really telling them to incite violence. Right? Also, those implying that Republicans trying to challenge the 2020 election are just doing the same thing that the Democrats did in the previous election, get real. Anyone who can do basic math knows that the results from the 2020 election don’t add up. In Detroit, on the night of the election, where thousands of ballots miraculously appeared overnight in favor of Biden, after Trump was winning, the election workers covered the windows during the count so that the public would not be able to see what was going on. And don’t get me started on changing the rules before the election, along with all of the ballot harvesting. It doesn’t take a conspiracy theorist to know that there was blatant cheating going on. People were questioning things before Republicans even said anything about it, but they did have a right and a duty to challenge it. I just wish they wouldn’t have given up so easily. I also don’t understand this idea of “Well, I want to be fair minded and impartial, so to prove that to myself and to others, instead of actually looking at the truth, I’m just going to claim that both sides are equally guilty.” Please. While the Republican Party certainly has its own issues, the biggest problem is that it has been infiltrated by the left. However, in no way whatsoever are the Republicans wrong on this issue.
  2. I was raised in the Church, and was always taught that those who do not have the opportunity to receive the blessings of eternal marriage in this life, will do so in the next life. And, yes, one must be sealed to a spouse to enter the highest degree of glory in the Celestial Kingdom; however, if one does not have that opportunity during their mortal probation, they will have that opportunity in the next life, so long as they are worthy.
  3. About a week before my father passed away from melanoma, he was in hospice care at home. My oldest brother asked him if he had any pearls of wisdom to pass on before he died. His simple response was, “Yeah. Stay out of the sun.”
  4. I doubt it went undetected. It was more likely ignored.
  5. I made a Facebook account for the family cat. Why? I have no idea.
  6. One problem, among many others, with the mandatory reporting laws, is that there is no accountability. So, if an ex spouse, vindictive neighbor, or a school employee that simply doesn’t like the parents’ method of discipline, calls CPS and reports abuse, they can do so without any consequences of making a false report or exercising poor judgment. Making a report to CPS is very serious, and can cause a lot of worry, stress and sometimes money to innocent families. Anonymous reporting makes it too easy to file frivolous reports. Now, people like educators are not completely anonymous, as CPS knows who made the allegation, but the parents are not allowed to know. And quite frankly, if my child’s teacher is making allegations about me, that puts my child in danger, and I should have every right to know who that is.
  7. It’s funny how people will try to discredit someone because they believe Qanon, yet believe the conspiracies and lies spouted from the likes of CNN and MSNBC.
  8. What is that supposed to mean? Did a real cat break confidence and gossip about about her?
  9. Apparently, lilies are poisonous to cats, as evidenced by the deposit Arwen (our cat) made under our keyboard in the living room. My previous cat must have been anti-LDS. He would hide under the covers while I read The Book of Mormon and randomly reach out and strike the pages I was reading with his paw. I think he put a hole in a few of those pages.
  10. My wife and I got our daughters a kitten two years ago. We all love that cat, even though she tried to eat the flowers my kids and I got my wife for Mother’s Day. Some say cats are evil, but our feline friend was caught reading “The Teachings of Gordon B. Hinckley.” See picture below.
  11. My understanding is that even a lot of Chad Daybell’s followers stopped following him at some point, as they thought he was getting too dark.
  12. From what the legal analysts are saying, she could very well receive the death penalty, due to the cold and remorseless way that she had her husband killed. So, I’m assuming it’s still used.
  13. Not entirely. She will still be sent to Arizona to be tried for the murder of her late husband, Charles Vallow. And they have the death penalty in Arizona.
  14. Mike Pence is hardly a conservative’s conservative. And he did have the right to not accept the results of the election that day. His job was to make that decision, and it’s been proven since then that the election was stolen. As for things Trump said that day, there was absolutely nothing he said that would have put Pence’s family in danger. I watched his speech at the Capitol, and Trump specifically said to protest peacefully. Anyone who says otherwise either didn’t watch his speech or is a liar, or both. It proved that they worship Trump and don’t care at all about conservatism. It proves that some people still fall for the anti-Trump rhetoric rather than think critically for themselves.