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Skriven 2014-07-12 12:23:00 av TIM RICHARDSON (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av ROY WITT
Ärende: Let's Play TimBall
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On 07-11-14, ROY WITT said to TIM RICHARDSON:

RW>Greetings TIM!

RW>> Unfortunately, you never read it and so you have no idea of what
RW>> you're talking about.


BM>> Oh I've already posted the "verses" most of the GOP don't want to
BM>> know about regarding Leviticus. Plus that's the Old Testiment. The
BM>> birth of Christ fulfilled the prophecy so it's actually moot to a
BM>> Christian.  But then again, you wouldn't know that.


TR> The birth of Christ changed nothing in regard to the act of
TR> homosexual sexual activity being an abomination to God.


RW>I know that. When Jesus was questioned about the law and what his opinion
RW>was of his abolishing it, he said that he had come to uphold the law, not
RW>abolish it.


TR> Jesus said that his coming `fulfilled' the law. He said nothing about
TR> changing homosexuality from `abominable' to `acceptable'.


RW>The law he was talking about was the sacrificial laws of the Hebrews.


Yes. Live sacrifice would no longer be necessary because Jesus was to
be the fullatonement for Man's original sin.


RW>The ten commandment and other laws, such as those in Liviticus were those
RW>he came to uphold.


Jesus himself said that the ten commandments were to be obeyed.


RW>McJerkey has never studied the book and by quoting the words of the
RW>sodomites, that makes him as wrong as the sodomites are.


TR> Jesus himself still adhered to `man-woman' marriages. He attended
TR> a wedding at which he changed water into wine. Had he intended
TR> for sodomites to marry as same-sex couples...you'd think he'd have
TR> not just `attended' one...he'd have `presided' over one. He didn't!


RW>Precisely.


BM>> Come to a NY street corner and use your fists... you'd be walking
BM>> back to texas holding your balls in your hand.


RW>> That depends on how many of you wanks are on the street corner.


TR> What he's not telling you is the methods New Yorkers and those in
TR> New Jersey employ.


RW>Which are the same as those methods used in East L.A..


TR> If you are facing one individual and it goes to fists, they wait
TR> until you are occupied with one single individual, and then the
TR> whole crowd piles on you and pound you to a pulp. Same with
TR> New Jersey. Most of them are too cowardly to do one-on-one.


RW>I learned that in Junior High School when facing off with several blacks.
RW>At one time I had to fight off three blacks all at once. Any more than 3
RW>and I may not have been so lucky.


TR> At least New Yorkers wait to see if the single New Yorker is gonna
TR> be able to handle you. If so...thats called a fair fight. If
TR> not...then the rest of them pile on and pound you into a bloody
TR> mess.


RW>Ala the East L.A. riots and that truck driver, Reginold Denny, who was
RW>beaten with clubs and bricks by several blacks. He sustained 91 skull
RW>fractures and various broken are and hand bones before he went into
RW>unconciousness, He was fortunate to have a black truck driver come to his
RW>aid and that there was a black nurse present to treat him as he was lifted
RW>into it.


TR> In New Jersey, its different. They already assume none of them
TR> can handle you alone, so no matter what...when your back is
TR> turned, they all pile on from behind and beat you to a pulp.


RW>A lot of them must have moved to East L.A..


TR> Growing up in New York, I learned a trick from one of my
TR> grandfathers that worked pretty well. I added a little
TR> twist to it of my own, which made it work even better. But
TR> a `fair' one in either New York or New Jersey only happens
TR> when there's nobody else around except you and your foe.


RW>That's where Samuel Colt's 'equalizer' invention comes in handy.


If it had been in a state where you could own a Colt. In NY you
practically had to know the mayor and half the city council to
get a handgun permit.





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