Furious Picker

White Saxon Christian Male⚔️

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@BonifaceOption Big L Andrew. What happened, you know it's about pushing the overton window. Why are you counter signaling?

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@SandraS55 @MrsSkippyPetro Jeet 🤮

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank Thats so weird! I have a friend that doesn't believe categories exist.

[Eric Conn @Eric_Conn]

We don't want the best and brightest from India to come to America.

We want the best and brightest in India to stay there and help make India a better place to live.

It's the most loving thing for India.

[Eric Conn @Eric_Conn]

It’s called “Joel Webbon derangement syndrome.”

If Joel says, “I like water,” they will suddenly hate it.

“You know who else liked water? Nazis! The Woke Reich!”

[AGAVE @agave_redux]

White pill: ICE raided my town recently

Blackpill: a large number of local White evangelicals began wailing and virtue signaling about Christian values and "these poor people". This after crime has skyrocketed, theft, drugs, rape, prostitution etc.

Twitter still isn't real life and these faggots will turn on you the moment things get difficult and they worry about the optics. I've lost ground this year to these "moderates" in the battle for our community. And no, the solution is not placate to win them over. They are inherently cowards and we tried it their way for decades.

11:1

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@realDaveReilly “And when they say to you, “Inquire of the mediums and the necromancers who chirp and mutter,” should not a people inquire of their God? Should they inquire of the dead on behalf of the living? ”
Isaiah 8:19

Praying to Christ our Lord ✅
Praying to Mary ❌
Praying to Joseph ❌

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank What I'm trying to show you is absence of justice is cruelty to the victim. Misplaced empathy can be very unloving.

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank Which one is more loving? God's judgement or sympathy for the mother?

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank The good Samaritan helped the robbed man not the robbers and not the invaders. True it's those in front of you but that doesn't mean you make decisions purely on empathy. Dose the law only apply to those that already live here? Many communities are currently being decimated.

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

That's an Olympic level of twisting. The pharisee was trying to trap Jesus. This is a legitimate question that encapsulates the order of loves. Do you feed your family over invaders? Do you give your own children precidence of employment before someone who has is here by dishonest measure?

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank @DigiBabylonBank Agreed. It's loving to them their country and their communities to send them back. By all means share the gospel with them on the way but back thy must go.

[John Moody 🇺🇬 @resisfertile]

Michael Foster a few weeks back gave me copies of my County Before Country talks to share. I hope to get them up soon.

My second talk especially went after this issue - actually playing to win.

Few things annoy me as much as how Christians and conservatives play to lose, how they specialize in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

By product of bad theology, bad tactics, and bad application of moral principles.

Winning isn't evil or wrong. Playing hard and being tough on one's opponents, especially when the opponents are evil, is actually necessary and good.

One of the best ways to love your enemies is to stop them.

One of the best ways to love your neighbor is to stop those harming them.

This requires actually playing to win, actually being willing to inflict pain and losses across the various fields of battle on ones foes.

Aka, it requires being a man and having both skills and a spine.

Very few men still have both it seems.

Far too many cowards at the head of the column

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

Too many Christians treat defeat as a measure of sanctification. That you must lose and you must be weak and you must be trampled underfoot to prove your worthiness.

The podcast pastors desperate for fame of course never take their own counsel in this regard—losing is for the sheep, not them. Plus, it would be mean to call a wolf a wolf. Better to let it devour some sheep than to be called anti-wolf by the local townsfolk.

They point to Christ on the cross and state that if he submitted himself unto death, then you must also submit and accept defeat. They forget, or fail to contemplate, that Christ only subjected himself to death for the purpose of destroying it. He crushed Satan under his heel and freed us from the chains of sin and death. The victory is already won, so charge forth and act like it!

Christ is a victorious warrior-king who chose you and forgave you because he wants you confidently marching with him towards victory. That calls for boldness and confidence in the fight, not submission to the enemy. He told you that the world will hate you—he never said to just give in and give up and just sit around and wait. You are made in the image of that same warrior-king, not in the image of flotsam hopelessly bobbing along with the tide.

What kind of spiritual cuckery tells the faithful, for whom total victory is already assured, to just give in now because there’s just nothing to be done until He returns?

Yet this is exactly what far too many weak churches and weak men demand of the faithful: to just give in, accept defeat, to turn the other cheek, and just helplessly wait until it’s all over. Turning the other cheek has been turned into a symbol of submission, rather than confident defiance backed by the assurance of victory.

Stop being spiritual eunuchs. Stop being spiritual cucks terrified of what the enemy might say about you if you stand up for yourself. Sack up, grab the sword, don the armor, and fight with the confidence of a warrior who knows the battle has all already been won. Defeat is for losers, and Christ the King is no loser.

[Brian Sauvé @Brian_Sauve]

Many don't realize this, but America is on the brink of becoming a series of foreign ghettos making their living by robbing White people.

They secure this funding by relentlessly calling the White people racists if they didn't give them whatever they want.

Intolerable.

[Joel Webbon @JoelWebbon]

“‘Here am I. Send me.’

Has become…

‘Here am I. Send me wherever Washington wants another crater.’

The Lord asks, ‘Who will go for us?’ but the Pentagon chooses the country, apparently.

The prophet has become a warfighter, the divine commission has become a deployment order, and obedience to God has become obedience to whichever collection of AIPAC lobbyists and intelligence officials has selected this season’s enemy.

The Book of Isaiah is about Christ commissioning the gospel to go to the Gentiles and blesses those whose feet are shod with gospel of the preparation of peace. It’s not about recruiting White boys to go fight wars for Israel.

Sure, Hegseth has repeatedly declared that Christ is King. But apparently, the King works for Washington and involves wars on behalf of Israel, and Christ’s enemies bear an astonishing resemblance to the Deep State’s. His timetable follows the Department of Defense’s operational calendar, and His commission arrives with targeting coordinates which may or may not turn a girls’ school into rubble and a pile of dead children.

Behold, the mission of God.

Hegseth does not drag Washington before the judgment seat of Christ. He drags Christ before the judgment seat of Washington about and assigns Him the task of blessing whatever Washington wants to bomb. Christ being King has nothing to do with this.

Who cares?

Oh, another politico twists Scripture in the land of Ted Cruz.

It’s a Monday.

The weird part is that the people attacking Christian Nationalists for allegedly militarizing Christianity (despite never advocating violence on anyone) are silent about the Scripture twisting here, and the ‘discernment ministries’ who hang on Webbon’s every word apparently don’t watch the news. The critics complaining because Christian Nationalists quote the Great Commission as having to do with discipling actual nations (oh, the controversy!) have not said a word about the Secretary of War quoting a passage the New Testament makes about evangelism and turning it into war propaganda.

It would seem, logic dictates, that this is a completely benign form of Christian Nationalism, and there’s absolutely nothing to see here. You know, because it’s for Israel and involves actual state power and everything.

Maybe they’ll get around to criticizing this now that we have. But for now, they’re as silent as Neil Shenvi on the front row of a Critical Theory sermon. And that should make us all quite aware that their criticism is as full of hot air as Doug Wilson at a TPUSA-Faith event. They only hate it when people talk discipling nations in Jesus name, not destroying them.”

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[JD™ @LostMyHats]

“Here am I. Send me to Iran.”

If you want to attack a gay, toxic, heretical variety of fake Christian Nationalism (and Olympic-level Scripture twisting), the line forms to the right.

The line to announce @JoelWebbon not that bad after all forms to the left.

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

I’m increasingly thankful, every single day, that Christians in America are breaking free of the heresy of Dispensationalism and that they are growing increasingly intolerant of Jewish Supremacy and their endless shenanigans.

Praise Jesus.

[Brian Sauvé @Brian_Sauve]

Ladies, I’m telling you. Try it.

[Furious Picker @TacoEMT]

@DigiBabylonBank Your question is a good one. Who is your neighbor? Is it everyone? Can you physically be all things to everyone?