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  1. Ransom

    Knock Knock, Who's there?

    There are a couple of places in Ottawa where you see them constantly. One is the bus stop at a nearby mall; the other is a major downtown street corner. Always two of them (rarely the same two), always with a portable display stand for literature (typically What Does the Bible Really Teach?--I...
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    Knock Knock, Who's there?

    If someone knocks on my door wanting to talk about God, I assume they're Jehovah's Witnesses. And I've been 100% correct, so far. This is a good neighbourhood, so it's not a safety issue. But doing door-to-door evangelism has a certain connotation now, and it's not a good one. (The JWs also...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Have fun with that.
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    By Duh's logic, the U.S. deliberately wanted to murder Canadians in Afghanistan on April 17, 2002. Think of the implications of this worldview: 1. Nothing happens by accident. There's no room for human error. That means when bad things happen, it's because of malice, not mistake. 2. This...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Is that even what happened? I was under the impression the school building was originally part of the adjacent base--an administrative facility for the IRGC, though the Shajareh Tayebeh school had been more recently turned over for civilian use (on Google Maps, it's clearly part of a walled...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Then don't refuse to answer, and don't change the subject. While you're at it, stop pretending you don't. That's just more lying.
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    You make the dubious claim that it is your government's "track record" to use the military to deliberately target innocent children for murder. Then you call me a "coward" for refusing to answer your loaded question. I care not what dishonest people call me, and I refuse to play your word...
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    Trump's News Ban from the White House...

    You never asked this. Non sequitur. Living in a fallen world doesn't lead to your conclusion. That which is presented without evidence may be dismissed without evidence. You have consistently failed to show your work. If you aren't obliged to explain how you reach your conclusion that...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Asked and answered.
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    Trump's News Ban from the White House...

    First, you invent a presupposition in your own imagination--that mistakes don't happen in war and therefore any civilians who die must have been deliberately murdered by the military. Second, you get mad at people for not agreeing with your imaginary presupposition. What a fool you are. Our...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Probably just lie some more.
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Yes, your literal track record, when you don't know something, is to treat your assumptions as facts. In other words, you make it up. In other other words, you lie.
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Iraq is a different subject from Iran. People more intelligent than you can tell when you're lying, so don't bother.
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    I didn't need your permission to believe something other than your personal and unsubstantiated opinions, so thanks for nothing. Changing the subject again, eh? Duh! :ROFLMAO:
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    How do you know this? (he asked, expecting no coherent answer again)
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    I asked for evidence that orders were given to intentionally target a school full of children. None of your assertions come close. You've been told this repeatedly and still the clue hasn't set in. How are you this stupid?
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    Restored Fallen Pastors

    "As for those [elders] who persist in sin, rebuke them in the presence of all, so that the rest may stand in fear" (1 Tim. 5:20).
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Duh! The Feb. 28 strike on the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school building was the result of a targeting mistake by the U.S. military, which was conducting strikes on an adjacent Iranian base of which the school building was formerly a part, the preliminary investigation found. Officers at...
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    I like the way you phrase this as though the military intentionally ordering the bombing of a civilian building was the only plausible scenario. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Is there someone smart we could talk to?
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    Widespread Damage at US Bases.

    Confirmed: you believe school hours are mistake-proof...
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