D Boudy

[Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner]

Andrew Wilson says Joe Rogan offered to host and moderate the debate. Candace refused anything outside her own home. Rogan then offered to come to her, and she still refused.

Candace is a maniacal control freak and a liar. She said today that Tim Pool was one of only two moderators she’d outright reject. The other would obviously be Ben Shapiro. But Rogan is apparently a third. And we all know there’s an even longer list than that.

Wilson also confirms that the $300,000 has been sent to Candace.

While I’m not vehemently opposed to the debate, I’m sickened to know she made more in a single day than most Americans make in three years. And she’s already a multi-millionaire a couple hundred times over. She’ll do this debate, declare herself the victor, and then continue to harass and defame everyone. All while being $300k richer.

A decent person would donate this money to a good cause.

[Allie Beth Stuckey @conservmillen]

In 2019, in an effort to communicate why Christians should care about politics, I came up with this mantra: “Politics matters because policy matters because people matter. Politics affects policy, policy affects people, and people matter.”

Abortion is perhaps the most obvious example of that truth. The legalized slaughter of babies should be enough to animate every Christian to do everything possible, both personally and politically, to join the fight.

I have no tolerance for the Christians - and especially the pastors - who see abortion as “too divisive” and therefore a subject to be avoided or caveated to death. We are literally talking about helpless babies being poisoned and dismembered. It is the child sacrifice of old, just euphemized and sterilized. If you can’t speak up now, you wouldn’t have spoken up then.

For all of the black square posting, social justice posturing of Mushy Middle Christians, when it comes to something as tangible and as clear as abortion, suddenly they’re full of nuance and trepidation.

Let me break it you: abortion isn’t nuanced. They’re just cowards.

And it’s not because they “don’t want to be political,” it’s because they don’t want to be Biblical. You can’t even get through Genesis 1 without seeing the sanctity of life, the definition of marriage, and the reality of male and female.

For the Christian, these aren’t just “culture war” issues. They’re Biblical ones. And if you won’t engage in them, it’s not because you don’t want to be divisive, it’s because you don’t want to be a Christian.

Christians have stood against the slaughter and objectification of children for millennia. When we stop, darkness prevails and thousands of babies endure slow and torturous murders at the hands of bloodthirsty merchants of death.

Wake up

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

killing a baby in the womb at 34 weeks is never, ever, medically necessary

[Brian Kimmel @IAmTheKimmel]

No one is getting an abortion at 34 weeks old unless it’s medically necessary. At 34 weeks, that fetus has been named and is loved. The law is to protect pregnant women who would literally die if a fetus isn’t removed from their body. That you prefer the woman die is disgusting.

[Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner]

For the gazillionth time, there is never a medical need to conduct a late-term abortion in order to “save the mother’s life.”

Once a baby is viable (currently around 24 weeks, will continue to get younger and younger), he’s able to be delivered and cared for without infringing on the mother’s health.

If—for whatever reason—a pregnancy beyond 24 weeks becomes unnecessarily risky for the mother, labor can be induced or a cesarean can be done, and both baby and mother can be cared for.

Will the baby survive? Not always. But there’s no medical necessity to go in and intentionally and actively kill him when he can theoretically survive ex-utero.

Pro-abortion activists fall back on this “to save the life of the mother” thing as if there’s a magical third option wherein the problematic pregnancy just disappears. At 24 weeks and beyond, a near fully developed baby is coming out one way or the other—either dead or alive, either whole or in pieces. Going in and killing and dismembering a viable baby doesn’t save a mother’s life.

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@Bama_Britt @wil_da_beast630 @benshapiro maybe it doesn't stick to skin well

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@matthewfarb32 @MattWalshBlog NPC

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@MJofATL who were the Beatles oppressed by?

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@MrDrew2024 @JoelSchamber @adammocklerr somebody hasn't heard of federalism

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

ICE isn't intimidating to Americans

[Rep. Ilhan Omar @Ilhan]

An undercover ICE agent was outside of my town hall last week.

Trump is continuing to use ICE and DHS to intimidate Americans who disagree with him.

I'm demanding answers. My letter:

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@Ilhan ICE isn't intimidating to Americans

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@LSDonTV sure, but that one they taught you with DATA and real world examples

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@docdarlin3 @LSDonTV ... for idiots without critical thinking ability

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

@KyleGay4MAGA @NJBeisner if only you can the capacity for reflection

[American gal @jenanamericngal]

@rrirish21 @NJBeisner 🤡

[Justine Bateman @JustineBateman]

The campaign against men has been shameful.
Men should see this as nothing more than a spiritual attack. It was perpetrated by insecure and weak people wanting to diminish your natural assets, such that they would not appear so insecure and weak by comparison.
Reject it. It’s complete bullshit.
Be great.

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

no, our taxes should pay for neither

[Zara Quinn @_Zaraquin]

America has moved so far right that “your taxes should pay for your healthcare” is considered radical, but “your taxes should pay for another country’s bombs” is considered moderate

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

regulating away progress always works

[Robert Reich @RBReich]

All across America, the public is rising up against data centers.

Good.

We need a national moratorium and robust AI regulations NOW.

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

the same ideological trap libertarians fall into: the belief that humans will obey the systemic rules

[𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙪𝙨𝘽𝙤𝙡𝙨𝙝𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙠 | ☭/𝙖𝙘𝙘 @AmadeusBolshev]

@Macurian1 You do not understand Marxism. The Marxist doctrine argues for the total emancipation of the means of production from the inefficent social relations, i.e the Prole-Master distinction. This would produce an international cybernetic economy producing abundance for all.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

The idea that anyone who associates with Hasan Piker could be elected to public office in the United States is a five alarm fire illustrating the problem of third world immigration.

You cannot remain America if you abandon all the ideals that created America.

And this is why our immigration policy is an existential crisis.

[D Boudy @AsianAtttack]

preach!

[Justine Bateman @JustineBateman]

I feel like I'm watching young women being indoctrinated into the Manson Family.