Anony Mous

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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  good pick?

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  @nicolaou: The funny thing about Jamaicans is they do NOT want to be identified with blacks in the US. Go into any corner store with Jamaican beef patties and ask if they are African American.

  They have different language, accents, mannerisms, food, culture in general, they do have their own opinion on ‘Africans’: https://youtu.be/363Y7dMw8vA?si=bBhM8vMlmmiKGO7i

  Jamaicans are not ‘black’, they are a Creole with some black, some Spanish/French and indigenous populations, they are what we would consider “Hispanic” (mix of indigenous, black and Spanish). The CDC defines people from that region as Hispanic. Yes, they have dark(er) skin, but so is most of the Carribean.

  So Harris isn’t black, she is mixed race, considered herself primarily Indian or Hispanic-Indian before. Obama wasn’t black either, he was mixed race and not even African American, as his father was from Kenya, not a US Citizen. And you can see the fact Harris is quick to switch, a few years ago she gave a podcast interview on a Latino heritage media site where she highlighted the fact her Latino heritage, she was Indian-American in California/San Francisco because there are a lot of Indian-American donors in the tech world over there. Now she wants to be black for the black vote, which has Indians pissed because she is now dumping her Indian-American status for African American.
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  What's next?

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  what's next for the world?

  a year ago i edited a map of the world to include some big arrows to tell the story of what is to come.

  and i shared that map with various friends.

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  Funny thing about these predictions, Biden was too senile and corruptly involved to actually do anything about either Iran or China. So nothing happened, no big mobilization, prediction failed.
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  Will Governing Body follow through with New Zealand Royal Commission's recommendation to publicly apologize?

  by was a new boy in

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  2. child-abuse

  'following on from an apology from the prime minister, the commission recommends all faith-based leaders offer a public apology, including the pope, the archbishop of canterbury, the president elect of the methodist church, the moderator of the presbyterian church in new zealand and the head of each individual presbyterian support organisation, the general of the salvation army, the overseeing shepherd of gloriavale, and the governing body of jehovah’s witnesses.'.

  https://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/national/govt-takes-blame-will-apologise-to-children-abused-and-tortured-in-state-care/ar-bb1qwoyt?ocid=bingnewsverp.

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  Where in the world can a government mandate speech?
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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  And for those that don’t believe me. Seymour Hersch, investigative journalist and a Washington insider said Obama called Biden the morning after his mysterious LA visit (he kind of disappeared, probably due to health crisis) and told him to step down telling him “I have given permission for Kamala to invoke the 25th amendment”.

  That is the kind of backstabbing that went on in the White House.
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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  Why it would take Obama a whole additional week to finally endorse her is odd.

  Not really odd, the DNC works through a whole cadre of selectors. After the primaries, the people who actually get to vote are the wealthy Democrat donors, they get half the vote, then at the convention do the actual voters (the people) get half of the votes through a group of representatives (Clinton, Pelosi, Newsom etc).

  Typically everyone kind of follows what the voters say, but they don't have to, at all, which they didn't do in this case, as Biden was already "elected" in the primaries, so he should be the candidate that is nominated.

  What the Pelosi's of this world opine about has nothing at all to do with how the candidates are nominated. The Obama's had hoped there would be sufficient resistance to the Pelosi/Biden camp to dark horse someone else (probably Michelle) at the convention, however as I said before, (now Jill and Hunter) Biden has 50 years worth of dead bodies in their closet, as do Clinton and Pelosi which grants significant pull in the party which someone like Obama cannot compete with. Had Biden not endorsed Kamala (as the Obama staff writers didn't want to do, as is evident from the first Biden letter), then Obama would have had a chance for a 4th and 5th term.
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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  As far as the Obama backing Kamala, they did so holding their noses, they waited until Kamala had the requisite delegates.

  There are really two factions within the Democrats, the Obama-style radicals that you see out in the street and the 1% (Elizabeth Warren, Gavin Newsom and co) that have the money and the votes within the party, they want higher taxes and regulation so they don’t have to compete with startups for their government-dependent businesses (think Boeing, Halliburton, Google, Microsoft etc).

  Biden and Obama hate each other, that is clear, but Biden stabbed Obama in the back by endorsing Kamala after the letter on Twitter (which was written by Obama staffers) about him giving up on the election. This got her the requisite delegates because that guy (or rather his family at this point) knows where the bodies are buried though through 50 years in government so don’t underestimate his party power. The money is why Obama had to pick him as VP after all, without it he wouldn’t have even had the money to pass the convention.
  
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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  @Jensus: those videos are no longer available in the US. Must wonder what kind of propaganda those things must be that even the far left YT blocks them (there are laws against Russian and Chinese government propaganda content farms in the US).
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  Vice President Kamala Harris…your thoughts??

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  This Kamala?

  https://youtu.be/UbDK0z5V0UQ?t=42

  Hah, look at me from 3 years ago “she will be in charge soon”
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  Interesting that the other cult-cousins are going thru nearly identical hemmoraging of members.....

  by WingCommander in

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  i still read on reddit.

  (though no longer post) occasionally, i'll venture over to the ex-seventh day adventist (sda) sub and catch up a bit.

  it's been a long time.

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  I’ve seen similar things. The in-between half-Christians (JW, SDA, Mormons and many progressive churches) are seeing a serious drop but the more “Catholic” and Evangelical churches, even Orthodox Jews are seeing a comeback.

  It seems people do look for and need a sort of guidance in their life, it used to be that this was prevalent in your community and even if you didn’t attend church you still had those values imposed. But since then society rejected all those rules leading to modern issues.

  Whatever you think of a specific religion, there is value in ancient wisdom, getting together with your community and the closer you stay to that originalist message, people are attracted to that and people see through more and more when people use that to divide and serve themselves like politicians and cults like JW do.

  You don’t have to believe literally in any of the message, I don’t think many people do, but it is necessary to get together with your neighbors and have a base of morals to start from.
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  So a JW can date an unbelieving person...

  by silentbuddha in

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  but the entire congregation is not to be informed or mark the person.

  the only repercussions are that the individual who is aware of it can decide to "mark" them and not go to the local club or bar with the individual, but they are still obligated to go door to door in the ministry with them, and even speak to them at the kn as if nothing is wrong and not feel obligated to tell anyone else?

  this is crazy.. so they are also basically saying that a person can carry on a romantic (but none sexual) relationship with an unbeliever and still go out in service and participate in meetings?

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  This is fairly easy to find out. As many know, ignoring a direct command from the Bible is a DFing offense (see elder book)

  https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/jw-dating/

  • Christians who want to marry are commanded to choose only a fellow believer. (1 Corinthians 7:​39) Jehovah’s Witnesses view this command as referring not merely to a person who respects our beliefs but to one who shares and practices those beliefs as a baptized Witness. (2 Corinthians 6:​14) God has always directed his worshippers to marry only those of the same faith. (Genesis 24:3; Malachi 2:​11) This command is also practical, as modern researchers have found.