Craig Grabarczyk

Starving artist.

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@LookLeah @CNN Christianity is perfectly fine, huh. So the crusades were fine. The Spanish inquisition was fine. The Salem witch trials were fine. All the misogyny in the Bible is fine. Homophobia is fine. Christianity causes so many problems and fixes none.

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@LookLeah @CNN No, Christianity takes over, which is just as bad.

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@LookLeah @CNN How is anything better? Christianity has caused so many problems today and throughout history. Texas is already ranked below average in education. This is going to make it worse.

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@LookLeah @CNN Then by logic of the random source which you didn't even site, a state can enforce any religion they choose. A state could adopt Sharia law, or even force schools to teach Satanism. This interpretation of the First Amendment opens a giant can of worms you haven't considered.

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@LookLeah @CNN Oh I forgot. We only interpret the 2nd amendment as all encompassing. None of the other amendments matter and "freedom of religion" doesn't mean you're free to practice the religion of your choice. You're a hypocritical idiot and your beliefs are ridiculous.

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@RoguePOTUSStaff Yes, although somehow not the craziest. That title is still held by Andrew Jackson who used to duel people on the White House lawn and beat people senseless with a hickory walking stick. If Donald tried half the crazy things Jackson did, it would kill him, which would be nice.

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@LookLeah @CNN Great. That's what we need right now. The already poorly educated kids of Texas forced to read a load of bullshit and nonsense that violates their First Amendment rights.

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@carpathea14803 @ABC I think a more believable sign of mental illness is supporting a president who's a convicted felon, a rapist, and a child molester.

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@Maria3938219406 Break the law and get away with it.

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@EmmeSummerlin @CNN You seem to be mistaken as to the meaning of the word "fact".

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@EllisMcPickle4 @hashjenni Well, that's partly wrong and not really a threat to democracy. Certainly not as big a threat as trying to illegally overturn the results of a fair election like Trump did.

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@GovPressOffice I'm not sure he ever had it to begin with.

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@dlairborne @AnnieForTruth Assyria hasn't been a country since the 7th century BC. Now I'm starting to worry about your dementia.

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@JamesS1922 @JadeK526 So you're saying Eve stepped on Satan's head? That's definitely an interesting interpretation.

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@JamesS1922 @JadeK526 So God's punishment on Satan is that man will step on his head and in turn he will bite man's heel? That make sense. Maybe instead of spouting childish insults like a kindergartener, you should read what the Bible actually says and learn how to argue.

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@JamesS1922 @JadeK526 Oh, I'm stupid? I'm not the who believes the book with the talking snake. Okay, let's assume the snake is Satan. Why does God punish snakes?

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@JamesS1922 @JadeK526 Cool story bro, but the Bible never indicates that the snake is Satan. In fact, that wouldn't make any damn sense since God punishes snakes for the actions of said talking snake. As for the fruit, it gave knowledge by eating it. I'd call that pretty magical.

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@JamesS1922 @JadeK526 Seems more plausible than a story with a talking snake and a magic fruit.

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@KeptBy_God @BiatchDulce @CNN @POTUS You're insane, and I'm not listening to you anymore.