Terrible Orthodox Christian☦️. Currently fat. Editing first book in a trilogy. Death Before Retardation. Detrans.
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I started writing the first book in what will be a trilogy on June 8th.
I just finished the first draft. It. Is. A. Mess.
But it's my mess and I am super excited.
Now it's time to edit, edit, edit...
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This guy’s family history happens to present a strong argument for halting legal immigration on the grounds that America has completely stopped assimilating immigrants
> Father endures Cultural Revolution as a teenager
> After it ends, travels to the US as a member of the earliest wave of Chinese students
> Studies nursing specifically to get a green card, brings his family over
> Switches to studying law in order to open an immigration law practice, makes a living importing more immigrants
> His son goes into politics, uses cultural Marxism terminology to openly advocate for racial animus and an ethnic Cultural Revolution
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This is Gene Wu, the new Majority Leader of the Texas House of Representatives.
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Hudson losing it is one the finest peices of art of the 20th century. I could watch a whole tv show on his career
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Watching libs celebrate this like Wile E. Coyote enthusiastically unboxing his first ever set of ACME rocket skates
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Another red flag most are ignoring: Corruption was a top issue for voters.
The level of in-your-face self-enrichment going on has been unprecedented, and no amount of deflection or ignoring it is going to fix that damaging perception.
It has to stop.
Ugh. Good riddance.
Too bad he went on to write for the Babylon Bee and now produce Boering’s show.
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Today, after 31 years, we are saddened to announce that Salon is ceasing publication. It has been an extraordinary privilege. salon.com/2026/11/05/goodbye…
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The Council of Nicaea (held in 325 CE) did not vote on, determine, or debate the biblical canon; its primary focus was addressing the Arian controversy and the nature of Christ
The Book of Enoch was never accepted into the Hebrew Bible, and was never considered canon.
Still wild the Book of Enoch was omitted as story canon by The Council of Nicaea.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Council of Nicaea did not vote on or even discuss the biblical canon, meaning which books counted as Scripture. historyforatheists.com/2017/05/the-gr…
No Nicaea documents or attendee accounts tie the council to choosing the canon. ca.thegospelcoalition.org/article/what-h…
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People who believe in “the pendulum swinging back” have never read a history book. Either that or they have read a history book and are just retarded.
I hate to break it to people who believe the "pendulum" will "swing" back again.
Every time Democrats take power, they inflict crushing destruction and damage that Republicans never undo when they wield it.
The net effect is demographic shift and judicial activism we'll never recover from.
2024 was a wasted opportunity that may never happen again and if you're not enraged, you weren't paying attention.
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Today, after 31 years, we are saddened to announce that Salon is ceasing publication. It has been an extraordinary privilege. salon.com/2026/11/05/goodbye…
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I've always found it incredibly weak to react to what others are doing, what others think - even huge groups of people. What's objectively true & good isn't determined by consensus. It just 'is'. If I ever lost sight of that, I'd find it very hard to look at myself in the mirror.