The Declaration of Independence is the greatest document ever produced by man. It’s no coincidence that it was the founding document of our nation and we went on to be the most prosperous civilization in human history. Any country founded on that document is worth loving and fighting to save.
It is also, undeniably, a radically libertarian document that clearly states the validity of natural God given rights and that the only legitimate role for government is the protection of liberty.
We have serious problems in our country today and we will be much better off if we follow the spirit of our founding document than the brain dead varying socialisms being promoted by both political parties.
The people blindly defending ICE, even in the most indefensible situations, all seem to think the pay off is much bigger than it is in reality.
I see all this rhetoric about “saving America” as if they believe this is going to restore the demographics of 1987.
In reality, we are getting a big show of performative violence, people are dying and the worst elements of the left are being activated, all for slightly higher deportation number than Biden’s last year.
This is not going to “save America” but it just might give us President AOC.
Over the last 25 years the crimes committed by the US government against the American people have been profound. They include, but are not limited to, lying the public into several disastrous wars, instituting totalitarian lockdowns, forcing a useless and dangerous “vaccine” on children, framing the sitting President for treason and covering up a giant pedophile ring.
Tulsi Gabbard, Kash Patel, Pete Hegseth, Dan Bongino, Bobby Kennedy and Donald Trump himself have basically made careers out of calling out these crimes.
They are all in positions of enormous power right now and there is seemingly no effort to expose or bring to justice any of these criminals in our government.
Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is a real event of history.
He is RISEN!
Skeptical? Here are 10 irrefutable historical facts that show the resurrection of Christ is real:
1) Jesus of Nazareth was crucified under Pontius Pilate.
This is one of the most agreed upon facts of ancient history. Pagan historians like Tacitus, Jewish chroniclers like Josephus, and early Christian sources all converge: Jesus was publicly executed by Roman authority.
No credible historian—Christian or atheist—denies it. The cross was not a theological metaphor; it was a state-sanctioned death penalty, delivered with maximum shame and finality.
2) He was buried in a known, accessible tomb.
The Gospels name Joseph of Arimathea, a wealthy member of the Jewish council, as the man who buried Jesus. If this were a fabrication, using a public figure easily investigated by enemies would be self-defeating.
The early Christian creed in 1 Corinthians 15, dated by scholars like James D.G. Dunn to within 5 years of the crucifixion, affirms the burial. This isn’t myth. It’s memory.
3) The tomb was discovered empty by women.
In ancient Jewish society, a woman’s testimony was considered unreliable in court. If the resurrection story were invented, placing women at the center of the discovery would be absurd.
The only reason to report this detail is because it actually happened.
4) Christianity’s fiercest enemies became its loudest witnesses.
Paul (a Pharisee and persecutor) and James (Jesus’ skeptical brother) both claimed to have seen the risen Christ—and their lives were permanently, painfully reoriented.
Paul lost his power and prestige. James abandoned his former doubt and was stoned to death for proclaiming his brother as Lord. What changed them? Not a metaphor. A real encounter with the risen Christ.
5) The disciples were psychologically and morally transformed.
Before the resurrection, they fled, denied, and hid. Afterward, they stood in synagogues and before emperors declaring Jesus as Lord, knowing it would cost them everything.
They didn’t gain wealth or comfort. They gained whips, prisons, and martyrdom. Men don’t die for what they know is a lie—and they had every opportunity to recant.
6) Over 500 people saw Jesus alive—at once.
This is not folklore. Paul documents it in 1 Corinthians 15, saying “most are still alive,” effectively daring his readers to investigate.
Mass hallucinations do not happen to diverse individuals across multiple locations, including skeptics and enemies, over 40 days.
7) The resurrection was proclaimed immediately—not centuries later.
Unlike legends that slowly evolve, the resurrection was preached within weeks in the very city where Jesus was executed.
The early creed embedded in Paul’s letters wasn’t developed by theologians in ivory towers—it was carried in the mouths of fishermen, tax collectors, and former zealots who had seen something they couldn’t unsee.
8) The message launched from Jerusalem—the least convenient location.
If the tomb still had a body in it, Christianity would have been instantly crushed. The Romans and Jewish leaders had every incentive to expose the hoax.
But they couldn’t. Because there was no body to show. And from the epicenter of that threat, the gospel spread like wildfire.
If Jesus was dead, why not show the corpse and end the Christian movement?
9) No natural explanation fits the data.
Stolen body? Then the disciples died for a con they created.
Hallucination? Group sightings, physical contact, and shared meals contradict that.
Legend? There wasn’t time—eyewitnesses were still alive and correcting error.
Only one explanation covers it all: Jesus physically, bodily, historically rose from the dead.
10) The risen Christ continues to change lives today.
Jesus is the most significant historical figure ever. He defeated death, so you may live
Accept Jesus in your heart today. Jesus changes everything
Thank you @DrFrankTurek for the help
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"you're in sales?? ok.. sell me this watch"
🐲: no thanks
>>why not?
🐲: because I don't see anything special about this watch
>>it's a Rolex dude
🐲: is it yours?
>>yes, it is
🐲: what made you choose this particular watch?
>>I like Rolex
🐲: yeah I got that.. but what specifically draws you to Rolex? I've never owned one myself.
>>[they explain Rolex benefits, craftsmanship, status, etc]
🐲: interesting. and people typically invest how much for a timepiece like this?
>>[states price range]
🐲: oh wow.. and from your experience, that investment has been worthwhile?
>>[likely defends the value]
🐲: and if someone offered you $50,000 for it right now, would you actually want to part with it?
>>yes/no
🐲: and that's how I'd sell it.
never pitched a feature.. just asked questions to get them to realize their own truth.
you can get the buyer to realize whatever it is you want you just need to map the path first