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I have fiber at the main house, but they wouldn’t run it to the house on the back end of the property. AT&T Air is good enough to stream video on a couple devices at the same time, but not nearly as fast as fiber.

I have it set up with a mesh WiFi 6 deco system and it works fine.

I'm in Texas, and I know plenty of Indians and work with a few, and they are very nice and hard workers. I'd trade them for the muzzies every day.

If she just had a few more earrings, it would distract from the fact that her face looks like an alien now.

I didn’t see this thread the other day, but I was outside on my tractor NW of Houston when this happened and it sounded like a bomb going off.

Is it that these are just getting reported more, or have there been more large meteors lately? At least 4 in the past week over the US.

Most recent meteor

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You, nor hardly anyone else, would be reading CRS's and CBO's to become informed on the various issues.

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With AI it is pretty easy to get a summary of these things and to understand what's in them. It will increasingly become more difficult to hide things in bills, which is why we are seeing the politicians just brazenly doing the stuff they used to hide.

How long before the liberals are calling for the ROTC student to be expelled for having a knife?

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I live in Texas and I will never vote for a-hole Cornyn ever again.

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This 100%

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May be more like: Republicans don’t own Christianity

What the Republicans say Christianity means isn’t what Jesus says Christian priorities are.

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I watched his Rogan interview, and there is a lot of things like saying Jesus never spoke against homosexuality, and there is no way to know that the things from the old testament that lead to that conclusion actually meant that during that period. He misses that Jesus not mentioning something explicitly doesn’t mean it’s morally irrelevant, especially when NT authors address it.

Appealing to ‘love your neighbor’ doesn’t nullify moral boundaries the biblical writers still affirm. Paul’s argument against homosexual practice in Romans 1 is tied to natural order thinking and the Mosaic law. You can't just say I only follow the red letter text when evaluating what is right or wrong.

He's pro abortion because he says Gen 2:7 says God gave Adam breath and so life doesn't start until we take our first breath. Michael Heiser had a good critique of this idea calling it "patently illogical" noting fetuses draw oxygen in the womb and also argues that ek in Luke 1:15 can denote location, strengthened by the presence of “still/yet” (eti), so the sense is effectively “still in his mother’s womb,” undermining the “only after exiting” reading.

Talarico also says that Mary had to give consent based on Luke 1, when clearly that isn't what the text says. Luke 1 is about (Incarnation, divine initiative, Spirit activity, Christology), and it shouldn't be used as a policy analogy. It's funny how Talarico doesn't like other misquoting scripture or using it politically for things it may not say explicitly, but then he turns around and does the same thing.

He tries to make a case that he uses science in his opinions and others don't, but constantly refers to the fetus as a part of the woman's body. Scientifically, the fetus only has half her DNA and is therefore a different being.

I won’t vote for Cornyn, and I know a lot of others who won’t either. I’ll just leave that race blank if it’s him of the Dem.

Do better Jayden, that was just sad.