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deactherunner said:
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It has numbers it must be true!
 
In the mind of a white, evangelical, boomer female.

Important evangelical interview about the migrant caravan.
https://stream.org/a-message-from-r...cqNX794voY0f4GqZbjjorSR1SeoqYxhFFc-XQ4bQg2A8g

Hits all of the talking points:
-assisted/encouraged by the liberal/leftists/socialists in the US
-started by leftist Honduran leader right at time of midterms
-pedophiles and others with nefarious intentions are in group
-protect the innocent in America
-coming in a large group to claim asylum is illegal

And here is a VERY telling video about college students and quotes about illegal immigrants.
https://www.facebook.com/Americanvoicesthedailycaller/videos/2128945730754639/
 
The caravan stuff is maddening. These people are no different than any other groups of poor, desperate people who have historically willingly come to this country in large groups.
 
Sometimes the channel owner can disable playback from other websites and that's what these folks seem to have done.

As for the video, I watched it but I'm going to come back later to check the comments, which I'm sure will be epic with plenty of potential additions to the evangelical hypocrisy thread.
 
This doesn't fit neatly into any other thread and isn't worth its own, so I'll dump it here:

 
Can't read that at all. I can tell it is a Thinly Veiled Metaphor About Voting.
 
DeacHead said:
This doesn't fit neatly into any other thread and isn't worth its own, so I'll dump it here:

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According to this article, she didn't scam them because she felt bad about it. That's a clear sign she's not a Republican.

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/11/twitter-user-supposedly-scams-maga-fans-out-of-thousands.html

The GoFundMe was only up for 3 hours before she admitted she faked it.

Unfortunately, I have to be the buzzkill and report that the rumors of Quran’s take are highly exaggerated. Over the phone on Saturday, Quran admitted that she didn’t raise much of anything, and that she’d refunded what she had received. “That’s between me and the IRS,” she said coyly when I asked how much she’d gotten.
Asked for a ballpark figure, she quickly admitted she hadn’t scammed anyone. “That’s the thing though: I didn’t,” she confessed. “I just felt really weird about taking their money. This could go south really fast, I just decided to refund everyone and give their money back. I think it was like maybe $200 at that point.” Email screenshots she provided back this claim up. GoFundMe refunded at least $90 (one $50 donation and two for $20).
GoFundMe’s terms of service say that fraudulent fundraisers are against the rules, but hers would seem to fall into a gray area. She may not have been kicked out by her parents (her mom didn’t mind the fake texts) but Quran said she would have used the money to pay tuition, just like the fundraiser promised.
“I just honestly didn’t want to take their money. Yeah, I can’t pay for school but I don’t want Republican money to pay for it,” she laughed. “I just want everyone to think I’m the finesse queen, which I am.”
Quran is taking the semester off from Howard, an HBCU where she studies art history, but she had returned to the school to visit her friends for homecoming. It was there that she found the MAGA hat, an odd find on campus, and decided to take a picture with it to make fun of other black people who had #walkedaway, so to speak. She says she just wanted to troll and get into Twitter fights, but instead, “It was just straight Republicans all in the comments who were so proud of me. It was weird. It was very unnerving.”
So Quran discussed it with a friend and she decided to use the attention to her advantage. “A lot of Republicans have this idea that everyone thinks Republicans are mostly racist and they’re really desperate to get that stigma off of them. I just felt like capitalizing on that,” she said.
“I was at 900 likes. I told my friend, ‘I feel like this is gonna blow up. Let’s try and get some money off these dumb, rich Republicans,’” she recalled. Thus, the GoFundMe was born.
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A girl I played FH with in HS posted this today:

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And then this comment:

I keep thinking “how the heck did we remember to vote before social media?!” It’s so kind of everyone to remind us every other picture

WTF? Seriously? So essentially, encouraging people to vote is not worth it?
 
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