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re: Trumps message to Canada

Posted by Harry Boutte on 2/9/26 at 5:56 pm to
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Canada has treated the United States very unfairly for decades.

That's a lie.

Why are so many Republicans pretending like the United States has been victims of bad trade deals for years?
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You cannot receive a gift you do not want to receive.

Who told you that?

Of course you can, I do it every Christmas.

And we were talking about Christian Love, not Salvation:

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Christian love involves calling people to repentance. Anyone preaching "love" without repentance is not preaching Christ.


In your statement, "love" is conditional upon "repentance".
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So, conditioned on repentance and acceptance... Correct.

You're contradicting yourself. You're saying His love is simultaneously unconditional AND conditional on repentance.
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If you love God with all your heart, soul, and mind as well as your neighbor then committing adultery wouldn’t be an option now would it? Which is precisely why he quoted those two commandments specifically. It isn’t some gotcha that you are framing it to be but the basis for all life.

"some gotcha"? It couldn't be more clear.

Of ALL the Commandments in the Law of Moses, the first two are most important. That is the only answer to the question:
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Is his commandment to love more important than the commandment to not commit adultery?

That's not a gotcha, that's the word of God.

What you are doing is equivocating. That is a big problem I see with a lot of Christians. They need to bend Scripture to suit their own biases.
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Is his commandment to love more important than the commandment to not commit adultery?

Unequivocally, yes:

Matthew 22:34-46:

36“Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?”

37 Jesus replied, “‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’
38 This is the first and greatest commandment.
39 A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’
40 The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments.”
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Race Relations were better when Michael Jackson was alive.

If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself and then make a change.




Yep, it was so much better when they wanted to be white.
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my buddy’s daughter sold a loaf of bread for $500 at one.



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electro-magnetic frequencies

But are they "tainted"?
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Google is your friend.

Really? You think so?


Sucker.
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I guess they were doing sex and it sounded like they were being tased or something. Thats another reason I dont like cats.

Wow, you really need to get laid.
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I’m prepared to neutralize that threat

You think you are, but you never know until you find yourself in that situation - which will probably never happen, thankfully.
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Is this the part of the narrative where we mock those who have the means to defend themselves?

I made my firearms recommendations to the OP without judging him.
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Advocate your entire existence for these types to terrorize the populace.

I don't know what you're trying to say here, but I'm sorry you're terrified. Personally, I'm not scared.
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we then mock them for wanting the safety you gleefully compromised while calling them racists.

WITAF?





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SludgeFactory

Checks out.
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Tell us, tough guy

I'm not the one talking about having to kill other people. I just recommended a couple of firearms that I think fit his use case.

If the man wants to use rock salt or birdshot, that's on him. I'm not here to tell him he needs more lethality. I've just noticed that guys in threads like this who talk the most about how and why to kill people, never actually have. The men I've known who have killed other men don't generally like to talk about it so much.
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If it’s in the middle of the night, I’m in imminent fear for my life. Therefore, it’s him or me.

How many have you killed?
ole man - Posted on 2/8/26 at 2:59 am to Harry Boutte

ole man - Posted on 2/8/26 at 3:00 am to Harry Boutte

ole man - Posted on 2/8/26 at 3:06 am to Harry Boutte



That prune whip keeping you up, ole man?
I would recommend a Remington 870 Express Magnum 20 Gauge Youth Pump Shotgun -18.5" barrel, LINK

This will be small enough for a smaller framed individual to handle indoors, and the 20 gauge will be plenty enough. Just don't tell your wife that at distances inside the house, that bird shot will probably kill the intruder.

...and a .357 Ruger GP-100, LINK

I like the smaller grip, and shorter barrel. I find the sweet spot at the 3" bbl. This revolver is a tank, the weight reduces felt recoil and you can use .38 special defense rounds (as someone mentioned) in a .357 and further reduce felt recoil.

I can guarantee you one thing, not a single one of these yahoos telling you that you're wrong has ever killed another human being. I totally understand your feeling that you're not sure she could shoot to kill, and that generally a simple break in is not worth a person's life. But sometimes it's nice to have a firearm just in case.

Too bad about not being able to have a dog right now. They really are the best.
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A man doesnt eat filet mignon. Thats a woman's steak .

Or old people. When it's done right it's like pudding.
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You guys need to meet at the Sonic.

Darth Vader? Are you kidding?



frick that shite.
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It was nowhere close to what we have today.

It's like you're just responding to parts of my posts.

That's totally irrelevant to how he could be handing the insignia on his models today that would preserve the realism he's looking for. A while back I offered to discuss some insights of how I used to handle insignia in the past, but he got pissy, so I didn't.
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He got excited and posted a photo before he 100% finished a model.



He 'forgot' until I reminded him.

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That's no reason to be a jerk in your approach.

You're right. But then, that's not why I'm messing with him.



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Whatever dude.

You could've just stopped right there.
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This guy got a trial: What’s your point?

Read the whole post, answer the questions, and there is (probably) your answer.
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Are these people not getting trials?


Get a trial?



This guy got a trial:



...and was even found guilty. What does that mean? The criminal justice system is perfect?

re: Can you ID these autographs?

Posted by Harry Boutte on 2/7/26 at 4:52 pm to
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your first inclination wasn't to google the Miles era rosters and try to match up the names?


Why use artificial intelligence when he could just come to TD and use real intelligence?
...and also because the government tells them that everyone in Angola is guilty.

There are ALL KINDS of ways to get into Angola, not all of which require committing a felony.
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Except for Donald Trump.

It's funny how when the government is doing what they want, government is perfect. But when government isn't doing what they want, it's totally corrupt.
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So your last relevant experience predates personal computers. Duly noted.

That doesn't mean I lost the ability to spot the same mistakes I was making when I was 12.

But your math is off, the last relevant personal experience was 1981, not 1977. That's when I was painting on the insignia instead of using decals.

Some months back, when I first brought up decals with Vader, I expected to get into a discussion with him about ideas on how to make templates, how to keep them in place while painting, and how to paint the insignia. I was respectful due to the high quality of work he was obviously capable of. He couldn't take the constructive criticism of how his decals were covering up details and ruining the effect he was going for, he just took it as an insult. Then I noticed how he was responding similarly to anyone else in the thread that had anything to contribute that wasn't just smoking his pipe. So now I mess with him.

And I'm not really sorry that it jiggles your tenders, because now I get to frick with you too.

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Still not brave enough to post up one of your's eh?

The last model airplane I built was one of these:



...about 45 years ago.

All of the control surfaces were actuated with the stick (not included in the plans), and it was all painted, no decals.

And it flew.

The last plastic model I made was probably some time around 1977. And I left all of my models, including rockets and balsa planes, to the young boy who moved into my childhood home when we moved out back in the early 80s. Sorry.
Get him to switch over to selling insurance.