Where Are the Christians Now? | Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II

@steven bill,

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so many flaws you cannot be able to list one as an example?

If you cannot see:
- the number of questions I've asked you to answer, and/or
- the number of flaws I've pointed out...
- and somehow missed how in so many of my posts I've stated you keep avoiding such...missing them so much so, that you can't find what posts I refer to...

...it can only be wilful blindness....which isn't surprising, because I've already noted multiple times that you appear to avoid at all costs any thought that is contrary to some of your corrupt beliefs.

Do you really need me to link posts containing flaws? It's not particularly hard to do. It's just absolutely incredible that anyone's brain could filter out so much that they can't find the multiple posts I refer to.

At the moment, I think you're now either trolling, or you are so deep in a cult that the critical thinking part of your brain has well and truly shut down, with extreme filters censoring any information that could actually help you.

Really, the only appropriate advice, is to recommend that you see a psychologist who deals in cult entanglement issues.

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@vikorr,

the cult of my self is the most dangerous cult that i have ever joined.

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@vikorr,

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If you cannot see:
- the number of questions I've asked you to answer, and/or
- the number of flaws I've pointed out...
- and somehow missed how in so many of my posts I've stated you keep avoiding such...missing them so much so, that you can't find what posts I refer to...

...it can only be wilful blindness....which isn't surprising, because I've already noted multiple times that you appear to avoid at all costs any thought that is contrary to some of your corrupt beliefs.

WOW, vikorr, what incredible, absolutely stunning hypocrisy on your part!!!!

What a fine kettle of fish you have gotten yourself into!

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@camlok,

I certainly hope you did not post that in support of blaming rape victims for being raped - which is what my reply you quoted was against.

As for the gist - my not buying your 9-11 conspiracy theory doesn't = hypocrisy. If you feel the need, just link that conversation - it should say all that needs to be said, for anyone that cares to read it. Others can then make up their own mind.

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@glitterbag,

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Your eloquence must come from you pretending to be a linguist.

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@vikorr,

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I certainly hope you did not post that in support of blaming rape victims for being raped - which is what my reply you quoted was against.

There's that same patent dishonesty that you have become famous for, vikorr.

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As for the gist - my not buying your 9-11 conspiracy theory doesn't = hypocrisy.

This,

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If you cannot see:
- the number of questions I've asked you to answer, and/or
- the number of flaws I've pointed out...
- and somehow missed how in so many of my posts I've stated you keep avoiding such...missing them so much so, that you can't find what posts I refer to...

...it can only be wilful blindness....which isn't surprising, because I've already noted multiple times that you appear to avoid at all costs any thought that is contrary to some of your corrupt beliefs.

Do you really need me to link posts containing flaws? It's not particularly hard to do. It's just absolutely incredible that anyone's brain could filter out so much that they can't find the multiple posts I refer to.

The above illustrates your stunning hypocrisy, vikorr. You accusing someone of all the things I have described about your dishonest, deluded behavior.

It's like you copied and pasted from one of my posts.

And what is even worse, you are now trying to weasel out of your hypocrisy, dishonesty, deluded behavior. You aren't even honest enough to admit it.

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@camlok,

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There's that same patent dishonesty that you have become famous for, vikorr

Have a read of this thread, instead of carrying out personal grudges, without understanding the context.

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And what is even worse, you are now trying to weasel out of your hypocrisy, dishonesty, deluded behavior. You aren't even honest enough to admit it.

As for your hypocrite claim - you haven't illustrated hypocrisy. Doing so needs you to show me not doing what I say others should do. You've only quoted what I said in this thread - what I said, is entirely consistent with everything else I wrote in this thread, and you have provided zero quotes (from anywhere) to show me doing anything counter to my assertions.

I did ask you to link your 'evidence'. I'm happy for other people to read and decide for themselves. One would have to wonder why you won't do so.

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Rev. William Barber:
U.S. Policies on Healthcare, Poverty Are Immoral & a Threat to Democracy

Published on Jun 15, 2018

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@Real Music,

Over 2000 are arrested for doing what? Doing what Article 1 says they are lawfully entitled to do.

Article 1: ... or abridging the freedom of speech, ... or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Held in cockroach infested cells, taken in leg irons to stand before a cockroach judge appointed by cockroach governors/prezes.

Yup, that sure is government of, by, for the people.

Can we say gullible?

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@camlok,

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Over 2000 are arrested for doing what? Doing what Article 1 says they are lawfully entitled to do.

Article 1: ... or abridging the freedom of speech, ... or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Held in cockroach infested cells, taken in leg irons to stand before a cockroach judge appointed by cockroach governors/prezes.

Yup, that sure is government of, by, for the people.

Can we say gullible?

I fully support the many wonderful positive things that Rev. Dr. William Barber has been doing and has continued to do. The videos I post are highlighting the wonderful things he stands for and fights for.

My question to you camlok, is do you support Rev. Dr. William Barber or do you oppose him? The reason I ask is because your post doesn't seem to indicate your personal opinion of the man.

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Reverend William Barber on Trump and morality | PSA Live in Durham

Published on Jun 25, 2018

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@Real Music,

Real Music wrote:

do you support Rev. Dr. William Barber or do you oppose him? The reason I ask is because your post doesn't seem to indicate your personal opinion of the man.

Camlok works for rich corporate America. His whole purpose is to discredit those who oppose policies that enrich the already super rich. That's why he spouts legitimate criticism of corporate America with deranged conspiracy nonsense about 9/11, rabid anti Americanism and personal insults towards anyone who want swallow his bullshit in its entirety.

His whole purpose is to delegitimise opposition to right wing policies. He offers no solutions because he doesn't people to think there are any, and the only alternative is chaos. Someone like Barber is the antithesis of everything that fascist espouses. He's inclusive and has a vision that is moral and progressive.

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@izzythepush,

You are totally off your rocker, Izzy. You are spouting lies so vociferously your face is covered with your spittle.

Anyone with a tiny number of firing synapses knows that I am not remotely close to right wing.

Ergo, you are here doing what you are famous for, spouting your wild, crazy lies.

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@Real Music,

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My question to you camlok, is do you support Rev. Dr. William Barber or do you oppose him? The reason I ask is because your post doesn't seem to indicate your personal opinion of the man.

I think all my posts and my total condemnation of the arrests of these people, Rev Barber included, should unequivocally tell what side I am on, RM.

But to set your mind at ease, from what I know of the man and his mission, yes, I support him.

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