Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?
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@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@horace said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
critical race theory
There is no equivalence there, CRT has been and is being promoted in schools. Oh, it might not be the exact same legal theory as proposed in Law Schools, but it is still based on the same “Antiracist, white fragility” crap, and the problem is that a milder version of the same curriculum has been in the schools for a generation without us realizing it. That’s why there is such a huge disconnect.
Ask me why I got my humanities Master's overseas.
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This shit.
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wrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:15 last edited by@aqua-letifer said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@horace said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
critical race theory
There is no equivalence there, CRT has been and is being promoted in schools. Oh, it might not be the exact same legal theory as proposed in Law Schools, but it is still based on the same “Antiracist, white fragility” crap, and the problem is that a milder version of the same curriculum has been in the schools for a generation without us realizing it. That’s why there is such a huge disconnect.
Ask me why I got my humanities Master's overseas.
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This shit.
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Hot Aussie wimmenz?
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@aqua-letifer said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@horace said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
critical race theory
There is no equivalence there, CRT has been and is being promoted in schools. Oh, it might not be the exact same legal theory as proposed in Law Schools, but it is still based on the same “Antiracist, white fragility” crap, and the problem is that a milder version of the same curriculum has been in the schools for a generation without us realizing it. That’s why there is such a huge disconnect.
Ask me why I got my humanities Master's overseas.
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This shit.
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Hot Aussie wimmenz?
wrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:17 last edited by@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
Hot Aussie wimmenz?
Well, there is that.
But also far less liberal poisoning in the universities.
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wrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:18 last edited by
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America -
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Americawrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:29 last edited by@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
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@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
wrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:33 last edited by@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
I think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
Ahem...HERself.
Get with it, redneck.
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@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
wrote on 21 Nov 2021, 23:35 last edited by@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
I'm a recovering Baptist. Women have no business in the pulpit. If God doesn't delineate that role for them, who am I to argue?
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wrote on 22 Nov 2021, 00:15 last edited by
Everybody keeps using the word Vigilantism… My vocabulary must be even worse than I thought, because the word obviously doesn’t mean what I thought it did so please help me out.
Does Vigilantism mean:
A) Cleaning Graffiti?
B) Putting out small fires?
C) Handing out medical supplies?
D) Asking people to not loot and vandalize a car dealership?
E) Running from a mob that is chasing you?
F) Getting hit by rocks and other objects?
G) Having an insane, suicidal pedophile try to grab your gun and only defending yourself then?
H) Shoot at another guy AFTER he tries to kick your skull in?
I) Shoot another guy AFTER he has started beating you in the head with a skateboard?
J) Shooting another guy AFTER he pointed a gun at you after pretending to surrender?So which of that is vigilantism?
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@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
I'm a recovering Baptist. Women have no business in the pulpit. If God doesn't delineate that role for them, who am I to argue?
wrote on 22 Nov 2021, 01:04 last edited by@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@jolly said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
The ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) posted a Pastoral Letter)
11/19/2021 4:00:00 PM
Dear church,
In the book of Leviticus we read: "You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor" (19:15).
Our social message on Community Violence urges us to become more involved in countering the reality and fear of violence in our communities and our neighbors' communities, pursuing justice and seeking peace no matter how long the journey or complex the challenge.
When a child is allowed to become a vigilante without recourse, we are forced to confront the idols of our society: guns, violence and white supremacy. To be sure, this is not about one person, but indeed about all of us, together.
Today's acquittal is an injustice. It points to the disorder in which we all live. As we seek to restore justice; so also will we restore God to God's rightful place at the center of our life together.
In Christ,
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton
Presiding Bishop
Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI think God would say the reverend takes a lot on himself...
I'm a recovering Baptist. Women have no business in the pulpit. If God doesn't delineate that role for them, who am I to argue?
Queers don't have any business being in the pulpit, either.
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Everybody keeps using the word Vigilantism… My vocabulary must be even worse than I thought, because the word obviously doesn’t mean what I thought it did so please help me out.
Does Vigilantism mean:
A) Cleaning Graffiti?
B) Putting out small fires?
C) Handing out medical supplies?
D) Asking people to not loot and vandalize a car dealership?
E) Running from a mob that is chasing you?
F) Getting hit by rocks and other objects?
G) Having an insane, suicidal pedophile try to grab your gun and only defending yourself then?
H) Shoot at another guy AFTER he tries to kick your skull in?
I) Shoot another guy AFTER he has started beating you in the head with a skateboard?
J) Shooting another guy AFTER he pointed a gun at you after pretending to surrender?So which of that is vigilantism?
wrote on 22 Nov 2021, 01:06 last edited by@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
G) Having an insane, suicidal pedophile try to grab your gun and only defending yourself then?
Well, in fairness, Rittenhouse didn't know that he was a suicidal pedophile.
So cut the suicidal pedophile some slack, okay?
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@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
G) Having an insane, suicidal pedophile try to grab your gun and only defending yourself then?
Well, in fairness, Rittenhouse didn't know that he was a suicidal pedophile.
So cut the suicidal pedophile some slack, okay?
wrote on 22 Nov 2021, 01:17 last edited by@george-k said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
@lufins-dad said in Rittenhouse verdict - how will America react?:
G) Having an insane, suicidal pedophile try to grab your gun and only defending yourself then?
Well, in fairness, Rittenhouse didn't know that he was a suicidal pedophile.
So cut the suicidal pedophile some slack, okay?
Yeah.., he just got lucky and had to shoot a guy that needed to be shot already.
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wrote on 22 Nov 2021, 01:43 last edited by
Which brings up another point...I don't know in this case, but many people, especially antifa types, are professional protesters. Many of the people in the Kenosha riot were from other states.
Surely there is some way to discourage outside money from supporting these folks...