@HomesteadAmeric@BrysonGray Aren't you a believer? Yet you judge before watching her explain her position? Which is completely valid. It's about an orchestrated push to get (conservative) women (and men) off the internet (allegedly because they fear they'll harm their children).
@MikeWingerii Believing there's a god is a "conspiracy", not to mention a Bible that talks about giants, a donkey talking, a virgin giving birth, a person rising from the dead. Christians don't let any pastor gaslight you to believe that conspiracies aren't real.
@Rach4Patriarchy@itsbrockmccain Laughing at gut instinct and dreams ... While Charlie the dead guy you're trying to defend β or not? π€ β in black and white text messages said he was going to die young because of dreams...
@ArchKennedy@conservmillen@MrsErikaKirk Secret enemy may not be the case but willful ignorant is close enough. Killing children is wrong. In the womb and in the middle east.
@Fair_and_Biased 1) Massies wife had "years of health struggles"
2) Was not a high profile controversial public figure
3) Did not die televised
4) Massie did not inherite a job or financial gains
If Erika started dating again it would obviously be a moral and pr scandal.
@emlindy@conservmillen@nosoup4knowles You know pride, the inability to recognize when you could be wrong is what brought Satan down. It's too common amongst all of us but seems to be even more common with the "Erika cannot do anything wrong" crowd. I was on Erika's "side" until I saw too many inconsistencies.