"Living Waters" (connected with Ray Comfort) has better tracts than Chick. I've never been a big fan of tracts, but God has sometimes used them to bring people to salvation.
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ARE WE NOT MULES . . . WE ARE DEVO
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Should women vote? Who wants to answer that?
No. Emphatically no.
Why do I say this? Well, look what has happened to the Western world since women's suffrage. Women vote with their feelings and the outcome of our vote doesn't matter to most of us. All that matters is the good intentions.
Men are not always better at selecting elected leaders but on average they do better than women.
So few that understand this.No. Emphatically no.
Why do I say this? Well, look what has happened to the Western world since women's suffrage. Women vote with their feelings and the outcome of our vote doesn't matter to most of us. All that matters is the good intentions.
Men are not always better at selecting elected leaders but on average they do better than women.
They were given the nurturing anointing, it is a handicap for voting.
Unapologetically no, absolutely not. Nor should they be eligible for public office. Or to transact debt without the express written permission of their husbands or fathers. #spicytake
Wouldn't the fact that the man is in charge of his entire family mean he should cast a vote for his family unit?
OK and if women shouldn't vote, wouldn't that take away a good vote for a good candidate, since the rest of women are voting.
Wouldn't it be better for the husband to vote and instruct his wife who to vote for, doubling (or tripling...) the votes.
OK and if women shouldn't vote, wouldn't that take away a good vote for a good candidate, since the rest of women are voting.
Wouldn't it be better for the husband to vote and instruct his wife who to vote for, doubling (or tripling...) the votes.
I'm going to hazard a guess that you're registered to vote as a Democrat?
Heck no. I am a conservative. I've never voted democrat in any of my 51 years.
I was just throwing out questions. (Without giving my personal views because I wanted others to comment).
I already have my opinions on the matter.
I just threw out some random questions I want people to answer. Those questions in no way give away my personal beliefs. They are at random questions.
Read my post history to see if I’m a democrat. SMH.
But call me a bitter cynical paranoid.
Yes.
If women's suffrage is revoked then no women will vote.
That's somewhat dishonest, don't you think?
That’s way too small of a representation.
With most women unattached, it’s a disaster.
But you and I both know that will never happen. Now what? All the liberal women are voting.
Nonsense. All sorts of things can happen or have you not been paying attention?
Women's suffrage itself was thought unlikely when it was brought up. Divorce was thought unlikely. Birth control. Gay marriage. Communists running the schools. Pedophiles being selected as school superintendents. Transgender nonsense.
It was supposedly impossible to do these things yet they were done. It is not impossible to undo them.
People just don't want it bad enough yet.
Yet.
Great thoughts, Megan.
Personally, I don't mind tattoos (and would never want a woman to go through the expense, torture and damage risk of removal), but I'm also quite aware that most men interpret more than a little tattoo here or there to be not only reflective of promiscuity but unmanageable and unlikely to be able to pair bond as well.
Of course, it also matters what the tattoos are. Satanic ones are probably a pretty good indication of being a problem child.
The nose rings, to me -- and I know this is personal to me -- are a more significant red flag than tattoos. I always get a demonic, rejection of Higher Power vibe when I see them, on men or women.
Topsy-turvy command structure.
I have always loved Chick's tracts -- ever since I was a kid. They always showed up in the most unlikely of places, and they never failed to remind me that I needed to avoid taking myself too seriously.
And then, after more than a decade of never seeing a one of them, a flurry of encounters with them played a small role in my return to faith in Christ.
I would actually argue that voting hasn't meant much since the late 19th century.
I would further argue that, rather than fixing who votes, we should get rid of centralized Statism altogether.
Bingo!