Have you seen our President?Martin Cash said:No one that mentally ill is qualified.Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Is this person qualified to do the job?
Has anyone argued that our President is qualified? He is an extension of his voters who are also equally unqualified to make political decisions.deddog said:Have you seen our President?Martin Cash said:No one that mentally ill is qualified.Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Is this person qualified to do the job?
Or met any folks who voted for him?
This travesty is a perfect reflection of the Democrat voting base
Was this previously a 3 star, before that a 2 star, before that a 1 star? Did he skip all of those?planoaggie123 said:
I may be missing something and not thinking it through but just seems so sad that they can toss 4 stars on a person with no experience / qualification (excluding any gender discussions). Sort of like the Surgeon General....Jerome Adams? Vivek Murthy? jokes.
username checks out.Dad said:
I'm so proud of her. She is very accomplished for someone dealing with a mental illness.
FAKE NEWS! This was screen grab was from when they drafted the Wu-Tang Clan.raiderjay said:
WHOOP!'91 said:I disagree. All it requires is to believe the Bible, which specifically says God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah in judgement for their wickedness.ABATTBQ11 said:
Well that would require ex post facto reasoning and a human interpretation and assumption of the will of God, so I'm going to have to disagree with you on that one from a logical and theological perspective. It's a bit too much of a Puritanical interpretation of the world, where all events no matter how big or small are not simply random occurrences but instances of God's judgement, that I'm just not willing to buy into. That's like saying people get cancer or their family member dies because they weren't living purely enough when no person is ever free from sin. It's witch hunt level reasoning and an intellectually lazy way to deal with the fact that some things just happen and are outside of our personal control and influence. Don't blame or credit people or God for the inherent randomness of the universe and what happens to out for them, just ask for God's help in dealing with them and embracing the fact that most things are well outside of anyone's control.
ETA Hell, you might as well be following the Joel Osteen model of faith where God rewards and punishes with worldly goods and happiness, as if this life and it's rewards or pleasures were somehow as much or more important than the eternal one. It would make much more sense logically and theologically for the world to be a completely random sequence of events for every individual to give an opportunity to judge how they choose to behave in any given set of circumstances and judge their average character as a human being.
I agree there are a plethora of things where people say "it's all God's plan, even if we don't understand it", but this doesn't fall into that category. The Bible says this is why that happened, and I choose to believe that over someone trying to explain an extremely rare natural occurrence as the judgement of God.
Ellis Wyatt said:The vast majority of Brandon's appointments are solely based on their demographics. Most cannot do their jobs and some, like Buttigieg, refuse to do their jobs.Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Is this person qualified to do the job?
