R_P wrote:

Can't happen soon enough.

 miamizsun wrote:

Paul is the walrus.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

belief systems change/morph
religion=politics=religion=human's search for utopia
hate and fear are fueling lust for power? control?
generally peaceful non-violent people don't need to be forced into anything?
is that even a question and if it is why isn't it up for main stream chatter?
enlightenment is all around us, no? sponge it up and peace is your friend?
externalizing your decision-making (framework) to bias-confirming saviors and unicorns is a recipe for what?
how do you know that you're not the walrus?

This fuels their fear.

14 Bible Verses: How David Barton Misuses History and Scripture for Political Purposes

Michael Flynn: From government insider to holy warrior

‘Their Failure to Consider the Bible Relevant’: Debunking Christian Nationalists’ Favorite Claim About the Founding Era

 thisbody wrote: 
However I do believe in ambiguity as an art form unto itself...

              
          
              

 oldviolin wrote:
A multiple case in point.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Personally, I don't believe in actors...

 haresfur wrote:
I gotta say his portrayal is pretty feeble. If I were Joe I'd be offended.

 R_P wrote:

whackaloons on parade

 haresfur wrote:

He should be nominated for a Prezzy Award! 

 R_P wrote:

I'm cool with that as long as the actor acts competently

Curt Landry Says $1.6 Billion Donation to Right-Wing Group Is God’s Reward for Overturning Roe v. Wade

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How Fracking Billionaires, Ben Shapiro, and PragerU Built a Climate Crisis–Denial Empire

 black321 wrote:

Anything that diminishes cognitive flexibility and openness can't be healthy.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
kinda silly to distinguish "religious fundamentalism" from all other forms of attachment to distinct beliefs. 

tax the churches