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[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@schwaayne @patrickc @stripe Hey @stripe, let’s get this taken care of.

[andrewwayne @schwaayne]

@patrickc Our business @stripe account was hacked. Your support team gave a hacker Super Admin access via email — bypassing our 2FA entirely. $10K stolen, $149K fraudulent loan auto-approved in our name. Our clients' payment data exposed. 24+ hours & we haven't heard from a human

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@zach_20007 @kirkception Wait, what is this? Context? But that doesn’t support the OP’s point. This was excluded for a reason, what are you doing

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@KevinMcCurdy I think we’re going to miss him more than we think. Not a marquee player, but perfect for his role and stepped up to play above his pay grade on multiple occasions.

[Zach W. Lambert @ZachWLambert]

I posted this and got literally *hundreds* of comments/DMs from self-professed Christians claiming that we should absolutely be dehumanizing people we don’t like.

I was called every horrible name in the book and repeatedly chastised for my “weak” version of Christianity. This is part of a larger trend in our country which claims the name of Christ, but has completely abandoned his teachings.

It reminds me of a story I heard Russell Moore tell about how one of the pastors he knew mentioned that Christians should “turn the other cheek” in a sermon. A parishioner came up to him afterward and said, “where did you get those liberal talking points?” When the pastor pointed out that he was quoting Jesus, the man said, “That doesn’t work anymore. That’s weak.”

The idea that ALL people are made in God’s image and deserving of love is a core commitment in Christianity. Regardless of our theological or ideological beliefs, all Jesus-followers should be united in this commitment.

No one is an animal. No one is garbage. No one is worthless. Every single person is worthy of dignity, respect, and care.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

Gestapo 2.0

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨This is terrifying.

ICE illegally broke into a home in Burnsville, Minnesota, without a warrant, searched the entire residence, broke down doors, and detained U.S. citizens.

According to the family, everything started when a couple renting the basement was followed home from the grocery store by ICE agents. Ring footage shows agents detaining the man while the woman ran into the house with her 7-year-old son.

That’s when the chaos began.

Angel, the owner of the house, says ICE agents forced their way inside without showing a warrant, then took his sister, mom, daughter, and niece into the kitchen, made them hand over their phones, and pointed guns at them, telling them not to move.

He says all four are U.S. citizens… and only after they were terrified at gunpoint did they finally get the chance to show their paperwork.

And to make this even worse, the man detained outside the house had a work permit, which is more than Melania Trump had when she came to America, and allegedly worked without a work permit.

This raid raises urgent questions: if ICE can allegedly storm the homes of U.S. citizens without a warrant, what protections do any of us really have?

[TheRealThelmaJohnson @TheRealThelmaJ1]

So let me get this straight. Soybeans could have been profitable like every year but instead Trump killed the market with tariffs on China and then we gave 40 billion to Argentina who China went to for soybeans instead. Now Trump is bailing out farmers with tariff tax money taken from every American's pocket, using socialism to fix a problem he created in the first place.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

But it’s about criminals right? Couldn’t be racism, nooooo. America is turning into the antithesis of what it was founded on. Crazy to see.

[Leah Libresco Sargeant @LeahLibresco]

“Officers were asking everyone what country they were from, and if they said a certain country, they were told to step out of line and that their oath ceremonies were canceled.”

https://t.co/gYLYnaxkmy

[Zach W. Lambert @ZachWLambert]

I suspect the question the administration cares about is not "is this legal," "is this a war crime," "is this murder" or even "is this good for America," but rather, "isn't this violence delightful?"

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@vladcostea @PaulAnleitner This

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@PaulAnleitner The story isn’t original and objectively is not great movie outside of the stunning visual effects. I saw it twice in 3D and I don’t really like the movie or 3D 💀

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@TheCinesthetic An absolute masterpiece of a film. Deserves way more recognition than it gets.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@NWidgets55215 @TheTNHoller @piersmorgan @jubileemedia Came to the comments for this as well. Dude earned a follow from me, he articulated that so well.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@CalTh1726 @The_Real_Bjorn1 @TheTNHoller @piersmorgan @jubileemedia Absolutely. Dude nails it.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@BMcCarthy32 Unpopular opinion, these are the worst. And they’ve somehow replaced regular nerds and I can’t find them anywhere anymore.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@ginamilan_ You’re wrong.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@diorvijane Little Miss Sunshine

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@zynkingfisher @acathleen5 @BGatesIsaPyscho @grok This is the stuff we’re wasting our energy on debunking. Facebook posts. Lmao

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@MrChrisByrd @Cbaum95 @BGatesIsaPyscho @grok Just because you post it 7 times doesn’t mean that article isn’t also pulling numbers out of literally nowhere. Confirmation bias is showing my guy.

[Oakfield @oakfield_]

@slabknows @BBGreatMoments All right man, whatever you say.