[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Handicapped Access? Not at LBC. Not ever.


Brother, all this equality nonsense is one way. We don't trouble the retarteds in their tent encampments, sewers, etc. so why should they be allowed to come into our world and ruin it for us?

As usual, Freehold is leading the country in enlightened thinking. Our city has no "handicapped access" and now President Trump has dumped those foolish "signing interpreters" at his press events. Biden hired people to wave their hands and twist their faces as if telling the deaf something. The deaf never said, "Thanks, now we know what is going on." President Trump believes the deaf did not vote for him so no signing at his events. That's done.

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[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

As usual, Freehold is leading the country in enlightened thinking. Our city has no "handicapped access" and now President Trump has dumped those foolish "signing interpreters" at his press events. Biden hired people to wave their hands and twist their faces as if telling the deaf something. The deaf never said, "Thanks, now we know what is going on." President Trump believes the deaf did not vote for him so no signing at his events. That's done.

I don't know what kind of witchcraft all those weird hand movements represent but I suspect they're attempting some kind of hypnotic trance mind-control to capture he feeble-minded. Now wonder all the deaf retarts voted for Karmala. Satanic delusion.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

There are theological problems with the handicapped. These are mentioned in John 9:
Joh:9:1: And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth.
Joh:9:2: And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind?
Joh:9:3: Jesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God should be made manifest in him.

Now, I don't see it as a Christian's duty or position to bring about a miracle that will deprive God of an advertizement for His Power.

Of course, in John:9, Jesus cured the man, but that was probably after discussions with His Father or in line with discussions they had had "before the world was".

Well, yes, I could offer a prayer for the cripple, but the prayer is basically a request from an imperfect human trapped in an earthly body requesting that the Almighty change his mind in the matter of His Plan for the entire universe, something I don't feel inclined to do.

The other thing is that cripples come with expectations... They expect that Jesus will cure them but what they don't understand is that God sometimes says "Yes", sometimes says "No", and sometimes says "Wait."

It's the last two that get them riled. They expect a loving God to do things for them - Well, He's not some charitable organization. He has given them life and life after death - what more can they want?

Now a riled cripple is liable to get air-time on some lieberal channel with his ungrateful rant about "prayers not working" and thus gather sympathy from the godless - and that creates problems of its own. Explaining Christianity to the unwashed is never a simple matter - it is filled with nuances and things beyond science.

So, No. No access.