[handmaiden]

Originally Posted by WilliamJenningsBryan

You bring up an interesting point Brother Taylor. I don't remember the exact year, but there was a California pizza restaurant chain that started putting pineapple rings on pizzas (a disgusting thought) - which no doubt was instrumental in turning millions of virile men into homers.

I have often commented that if pineapples belonged on pizzas, God would have may allowances for such in the Book of Leviticus. Because He did not do so, I feel perfectly justified in declaring such an unnatural juxtaposition to be an abomination.


People think that I am kidding.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

I have often commented that if pineapples belonged on pizzas, God would have may allowances for such in the Book of Leviticus. Because He did not do so, I feel perfectly justified in declaring such an unnatural juxtaposition to be an abomination.

Likewise sweetcorn, Sister.

[handmaiden]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

Likewise sweetcorn, Sister.

Thank you for your support, Sister. And for not pointing out my typo/grammar error.


I am off to my prayer closet to reflect on my sin.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

STOP PRESS, SISTERS!

Brother Mr Mayor Hold has just alerted us to the undesirable nature of the fig on a separate thread.

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

Also, can someone get back to me about the deviled egg thing?

Obviously invented by a satanist.

I'm getting hungry and I have a lot of paprika in my spice cupboard.

What's wrong with just good old salt and pepper?

[Helper]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

I have often commented that if pineapples belonged on pizzas, God would have may allowances for such in the Book of Leviticus. Because He did not do so, I feel perfectly justified in declaring such an unnatural juxtaposition to be an abomination.


People think that I am kidding.

I don't eat food from certain companies because of what some of them support. Like coke and pepsi.

I do not however, see anything wrong with carrots.
But if you see it as, unclean, that is for you to decide.
However, it is not right for you to tell others that they are sinning when they eat it.
For the bible says:
Romans 14King James Version (KJV)

14 Him that is weak in the faith receive ye, but not to doubtful disputations.
2 For one believeth that he may eat all things: another, who is weak, eateth herbs.
3 Let not him that eateth despise him that eateth not; and let not him which eateth not judge him that eateth: for God hath received him.
4 Who art thou that judgest another man's servant? to his own master he standeth or falleth. Yea, he shall be holden up: for God is able to make him stand.

So please.
Stop judging others based upon what they eat.
For it is not your place to judge another mans servant, let alone God's servant.



Also, God says nothing about pizza at all in Leviticus.
So using your logic, Pizza is an abomination in itself, not just pineapple pizza.(Which I actually quite enjoy. I encourage you to try it. God made this wonderful fruit taste amazing on pizza)

[Didymus Much]

Originally Posted by Helper

...it is not your place to judge another mans servant, let alone God's servant...

Nope. Read this: The Most MISUNDERSTOOD Passage in All the Bible (Matthew 7:1-5)

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Helper

I don't eat food from certain companies because of what some of them support. Like coke and pepsi.

Why? Because Coca-Cola killed a few labor union organizers and tried to save a buck by hiring free labor?

Meh. Good luck finding food produced by companies which do not benefit from slavery and child labor. You'll be stuck eating heavily overpriced fair trade organic crap, which actually doesn't solve the global poverty problem at all.

In the meantime, have some Nestle chocolate picked by underpaid (or not paid at all) little kids. And don't forget to keep shopping at Walmart!

(I apologize for citing extreme left wing media, but serious media outlets such as Fox News rarely waste their time writing stories on such frivolous subjects).

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Why? Because Coca-Cola killed a few labor union organizers and tried to save a buck by hiring free labor?

Meh. Good luck finding food produced by companies which do not benefit from slavery and child labor. You'll be stuck eating heavily overpriced fair trade organic crap, which actually doesn't solve the global poverty problem at all.

In the meantime, have some Nestle chocolate picked by underpaid (or not paid at all) little kids. And don't forget to keep shopping at Walmart!

(I apologize for citing extreme left wing media, but serious media outlets such as Fox News rarely waste their time writing stories on such frivolous subjects).

No.
Coca cola bought baby parts from planned parenthood to experiment with putting them in their drinks.
It grosses me out. Pepsi supports planned parenthood.

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Didymus Much

Nope. Read this: The Most MISUNDERSTOOD Passage in All the Bible (Matthew 7:1-5)

Except, that entire sermon is based upon the concept "True Christians are without sin"


1 John 1:8King James Version (KJV)

8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.
Romans 3:23 - For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
Romans Chapter 2



1 Therefore thou art inexcusable, O man, whosoever thou art that judgest: for wherein thou judgest another, thou condemnest thyself; for thou that judgest doest the same things.
2 But we are sure that the judgment of God is according to truth against them which commit such things.
3 And thinkest thou this, O man, that judgest them which do such things, and doest the same, that thou shalt escape the judgment of God?

4 Or despisest thou the riches of his goodness and forbearance and longsuffering; not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance?
So unless I'm severely wrong here(correct me if I am), no man is without sin. And if he claimed to be, the truth is not in him.
The guy who wrote that sermon said he is without sin.
Seems like a very simple thing to me.






"We are true christians, and true christians have no sin because we are perfect"
1 John 1:8King James Version (KJV)

8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

What do you say? Am I wrong to say that I believe there is no man with no sin?

Originally Posted by Basilissa

(I apologize for citing extreme left wing media, but serious media outlets such as Fox News rarely waste their time writing stories on such frivolous subjects).

Perfectly fine.
I don't mind you citing anything, as anything anybody cites is worthwhile looking into.
Once I look into it, if it's "extreme" then I can easily dismiss it.
It's the ones that are really close to the truth, but twisted ever so slightly that are hard to dismiss.


Regardless, I do believe Fox News did an article about the companies who used baby parts(more specifically, parts of their livers) in their products. Not sure though.
So don't get me wrong if you can't find it.

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Helper

No.
Coca cola bought baby parts from planned parenthood to experiment with putting them in their drinks.

Do you ever fact check what the Internet tells you, or do you just believe everything?

It grosses me out. Pepsi supports planned parenthood.

Oh, so that grosses you out, but slavery and child labor don't?

Interesting.

Please elaborate. Is the life of an American fetus more valuable than a life of a child in the Ivory Coast? I'm not saying it isn't - I just want you to provide some arguments for that thesis.

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Helper

Regardless, I do believe Fox News did an article about the companies who used baby parts(more specifically, parts of their livers) in their products. Not sure though.
So don't get me wrong if you can't find it.

If they did, then I'm pretty sure they've removed it since, because they have very high standards and do not support fake news. (See link in my post above).

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Do you ever fact check what the Internet tells you, or do you just believe everything?



Oh, so that grosses you out, but slavery and child labor don't?

Interesting.

Please elaborate. Is the life of an American fetus more valuable than a life of a child in the Ivory Coast? I'm not saying it isn't - I just want you to provide some arguments for that thesis.

That was a belief I came to when there was a lot of evidence supporting the idea that they did, and they refused to say "We do not."
Since then, no. I did not keep up on the story. Thanks for informing me I was wrong.


I don't support child labor nor child slavery.


I think the life of any fetus is worth the life of any child.
They are equal in my opinion.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Originally Posted by Helper

I think the life of any fetus is worth the life of any child.
They are equal in my opinion.

My dear, this is why you are not a True Christian™. It is not your opinion that matters, but the opinion of the High and Mighty LORD. You can learn what He thinks about the value of a fetus by reading the Holy Bible. Pastor Jones has laid out a powerful sermon explaining just this here: Is the Bible against abortion?

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Helper

That was a belief I came to when there was a lot of evidence supporting the idea that they did, and they refused to say "We do not."
Since then, no. I did not keep up on the story. Thanks for informing me I was wrong.


I don't support child labor nor child slavery.


I think the life of any fetus is worth the life of any child.
They are equal in my opinion.

Good.

So are you going to boycott every single company that has ever been tied to forced labor or slave labor?

Because why boycott just the ones which support Planned Parenthood, when you could boycott every company which makes millions of people suffer? Why be so selective?

Here is a recent report (here a lovely explanation, if the data isn't obvious) and a US government report about goods produced by forced and child labor - you can search it by type of good or country.

Besides food, your electronics and your clothes are often produced by slaves as well. You should boycott companies which sell these products as well.

Basically, you need to produce your own food and sow your own clothes if you don't want to support inhumane treatment of humans. In this light, your Planned Parenthood-based boycott is rather ridiculous, isn't it?

I don't mind you citing anything, as anything anybody cites is worthwhile looking into.
Once I look into it, if it's "extreme" then I can easily dismiss it.
It's the ones that are really close to the truth, but twisted ever so slightly that are hard to dismiss.

If I may come back to this (it was mentioned in one of your previous posts).

This is not how fact-checking works. It's not whether news "seems plausible" or is "too extreme," it's whether you can confirm it in several independent media - ideally from both sides of the political precipice, to contrast both sides of the spin, and only then make up your mind.

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Mary Etheldreda

My dear, this is why you are not a True Christian™. It is not your opinion that matters, but the opinion of the High and Mighty LORD. You can learn what He thinks about the value of a fetus by reading the Holy Bible. Pastor Jones has laid out a powerful sermon explaining just this here: Is the Bible against abortion?

I'm sorry.
You guys support abortion?
piffle this shit I'm out of here.

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Good.

So are you going to boycott every single company that has ever been tied to forced labor or slave labor?

Because why boycott just the ones which support Planned Parenthood, when you could boycott every company which makes millions of people suffer? Why be so selective?

Here is a recent report (here a lovely explanation, if the data isn't obvious) and a US government report about goods produced by forced and child labor - you can search it by type of good or country.

Besides food, your electronics and your clothes are often produced by slaves as well. You should boycott companies which sell these products as well.

Basically, you need to produce your own food and sow your own clothes if you don't want to support inhumane treatment of humans. In this light, your Planned Parenthood-based boycott is rather ridiculous, isn't it?

95% of things in life follow rule 34.
You've boycotted so many things over that rule.
But not all of them.
Makes your boycotts seem a bit ridiculous doesn't it?

Don't get me wrong.
I don't mind you guys boycotting things.
But the same argument used against me could be used against you.
I can't boycott everything, but I still boycott some things.
You can't boycott everything, but you still boycott some things.

[Mister Brasil]

Originally Posted by Helper

Fox News did an article about the companies who used baby parts(more specifically, parts of their livers) in their products.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. This is a horrifying practice; as you say, if not true, then obviously close to the truth. I'll try and share this knowledge with everyone I know. Planned Parenthood does nothing if not aid fornicators. If fornicators had to bear the children of their lust, it would, if nothing else, slow down their fornication, and doubtlessly improve the economy of the United States, by reducing our dependence on imported poverty-wage employees, if only 16 years in the future. Contraception is a short-sighted practice.

It's clear that Fox News is the pinnacle of integrity, but Big Baby Parts is a powerful and entrenched institution without significant political opposition, and even Fox News has to bow to their pressure. I'm sad that I don't have anything cached-- I make it a practice to clear my internet history whenever my "niece" visits. Fox News coverage of the baby parts scandal remains, if dismembered and partially delivered. I'm pleased to note that Fox News remains fair and balanced by refusing to address red herrings like what New York Values fetal tissue is used to advance or (((who))) it goes to, or whether such sales merely cover costs associated with the practice or whether they represent an income stream to the Planned Parenthood masters (ding ding!) The release of the almost-complete footage by CMP has been disingenuously interpreted by MSM. Please don't bother reading any reports on it, not even the CMP-funded report, as like the Bible, even the devil may quote it. Instead know that, according the CMP-funded report, any edits were regarding non-pertinent footage,

With regard to the "Full Footage" YouTube videos released by the Organization, edits made to these videos were applied to eliminate non-pertinent footage

thus justifying Fox News' claim

Yet just minutes before the hearing started, a forensic analysis said the videos "are authentic and show no evidence of manipulation or editing."

Language is a dangerous thing when people read something like "complete footage" and read what they want to read. Without the vigilance of fair news sources like Fox News, we would be at the mercy of the liberal-elite deep-state ivory-tower forest-for-the-trees secular-atheist MSM.

I would like to commend helper for recognizing the value in supporting news organizations like Fox that tell it like it is.

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Helper

But the same argument used against me could be used against you.
I can't boycott everything, but I still boycott some things.
You can't boycott everything, but you still boycott some things.

I agree 100%. You cannot boycott everything, so you have to make some choices. What is more important? What is your priority? A life of an American fetus, or a life of a foreign slave owned by Nestle, Hershey, or another American company?

If you chose to continue to boycott companies based on the Planned Parenthood thing, and disregard issues of slavery, that means you made a choice.

For you, a life of an American fetus is more important than a life of a foreign (and usually brown) slave.

And, as I said before, there is nothing wrong with that. You are a patriot, and that must naturally lead you to think that some people's lives are more valuable than others. Look in your eyes in a mirror and say it out loud:

"For me, a life of an American fetus is more important than a life of a foreign (and usually brown) slave, and because of that I will continue to boycott companies which support Planned Parenthood but I will never even consider boycotting a company that makes a profit off slavery and child labor."

When you say that, how does that make you feel? Embrace and understand all of these emotions, don't ignore them.

[Helper]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

I agree 100%. You cannot boycott everything, so you have to make some choices. What is more important? What is your priority? A life of an American fetus, or a life of a foreign slave owned by Nestle, Hershey, or another American company?

If you chose to continue to boycott companies based on the Planned Parenthood thing, and disregard issues of slavery, that means you made a choice.

For you, a life of an American fetus is more important than a life of a foreign (and usually brown) slave.

And, as I said before, there is nothing wrong with that. You are a patriot, and that must naturally lead you to think that some people's lives are more valuable than others. Look in your eyes in a mirror and say it out loud:

"For me, a life of an American fetus is more important than a life of a foreign (and usually brown) slave, and because of that I will continue to boycott companies which support Planned Parenthood but I will never even consider boycotting a company that makes a profit off slavery and child labor."

When you say that, how does that make you feel? Embrace and understand all of these emotions, don't ignore them.

Nope.
I support neither.
My choice, is that I can easily boycott both Coke and Pepsi, as well as chocolate.
I could also boycott almost everything related to child labor, but I could help them more then if didn't. For example.
If I just lived in the woods hunting and farming, I could effectively boycott them all.
But people would think I'm insane.


If I used the products of theirs that I COULDN'T(I'm not going to eat Hershey's chocolate now. Nor Nestle. Mark my word.) boycott, then I could still influence people and hopefully one day find a way to help them.