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To: babble-on

She is not on my side, since I don’t agree with forgivness. These people should be treated as criminals that tried and may having suceeded in destroying the country forever or years to come.


30 posted on 11/03/2022 5:46:40 AM PDT by cp124 (80% of everything is fake or a lie.)
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To: cp124; babble-on
She is not on my side, since I don’t agree with forgivness.

Then you're also at odds with the Christians/most of the people on this board as well.

Oster get bashed for recommending that schools not be closed, and that they should be open. From a professor at Brown, that's like saying you're a Republican. She wasn't one of these covidians.

There is also the issue of contrition. Jesus forgives provided you're sorry for what you did. If some friend or family member who was a jackwagon in 2021 came to me, with a sincere heart and said "listen Bob, I was a jerk, I'm very sorry" then I would forgive that person.

I see NO contrition in many of the covidians. At the same time, many people who were for vaxxing wound up getting covid anyway. They experienced what many of us forecast would happen (i.e. The shots wouldn't forestall prevention). While their contrition may not be perfect, I'll take it.

This is not to say we should be doormats. LOTS of people were terrible human beings, laughing at people dying of covid. They're probably over at DU, equally repulsed by this Atlantic article, still full of hate and blaming the MAGA people for not getting jabbed, and virtue signaling that THEY won't forgive. They won't be getting Christmas cards from me, to say the least.

36 posted on 11/03/2022 6:00:50 AM PDT by DoodleBob ( Gravity’s waiting period is about 9.8 m/s²)
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