Happy War on Easter

[j.p.]

More aptly titled "War on Assholes"

Just stay home ! It won't be long. The most Christian thing the religio-profiteers can do today is to tell there flock to stay home.



https://religionnews.com/2020/04/04/how-...on-easter/

[k.d.]

Well, Jesus did walk among the lepers.

[j.p.]

Jesus would not be allowed in the Falwell-Osteen-Jeffress syndicate.

[k.d.]

I still believe you should be able to make your own decisions. Everyone knows the risk, well, kinda, because it is being blown way to hell out of proportion. Besides, government is way overreaching its Constitutional bounds.

[j.p.]

Unfortunately you make others decisions for them if when you brazenly put them, and their future encounters, at risk of getting sick.

I don't necessarily disagree with the overreach, but have not heard of a strong Constitutional argument against distancing regulations in times of pandemics.

[k.d.]

I don't necessarily disagree with the overreach

Double negatives again.


It boils down to property rights. You may deny another access to your personal property but not public property.

[j.p.]

It is not a double negative. Anymore than my previous sentence is by having a "not" and a "negative".

[k.d.]

Simply saying "I agree" is much more cleaner and clearer. The other way is twisty and bended and unnecessary.

[j.p.]

Simply saying "I agree" is much more cleaner and clearer. The other way is twisty and bended and unnecessary.

Why would I say I agree when I don't ?

My comment was meant to be bendy. And is grammatically exceptable.

[k.d.]

Why would I say I agree when I don't ?

Then you say "I don't necessarily agree." Why make it hard to figure out with all your negativity?