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Re: Stoning As Capital Punishment
You make a great point Brother. While the sinner is being stoned to death he could still be saved. All he has to do is accept Jesus. Salvation through grace is a great deal!
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I think Easter is a great time for a necrothread. Old posts coming back to life, as a way to praise and remember our Lord.
Anyway... I have been thinking and stoning is the most merciful act we can do.
With the injection, things happen too fast and the sinner has no time to repent. So he goes to hell.
With a 2 day stoning, at some point the guilty has an opening, and lets Jesus come inside him. So he goes to Heaven.
Secularist scientists are so worried about suffering in this life, that they forget the suffering in the other side. And this other life is forever.
Let's hope Donald authorizes stoning and we can have this tool of God back!
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Yes, I've always liked that! I hope that, when I'm getting a bit less busy with my current business, I will able to do these things again. They were such great fun!Originally posted by Buford T Scoggins View PostMany times I've seen whole families turn out for our rallies, and pelt sluts coming out of abortion clinics with balloons filled with pig's blood, while chanting, "Baby murderer, baby murderer, you will burn in Hell!"
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Brother TC, that touches my heart. Reminds me of the Operation Rescue lynch mobs that I lead.Originally posted by TC Patriot View PostSTONE HARD! STONE OFTEN! Make it a family thing.
Many times I've seen whole families turn out for our rallies, and pelt sluts coming out of abortion clinics with balloons filled with pig's blood, while chanting, "Baby murderer, baby murderer, you will burn in Hell!"

Fun for the whole family!
Just brings a lump to my throat to see a whole family having fun. You know what they say, "The family that crusades together, stays together."
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You are right. There are so many sinners and so few righteous.
STONE HARD! STONE OFTEN! Make it a family thing.
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I don't think you need to worry, Brother!Originally posted by TC Patriot View PostWhat do we do when we run out of people to stone to death?
I've read Leviticus carefully, and I've concluded that that day is still very far away. Remember, we're not only talking about witches, but also about homosexuals, disobedient children, people who worship false gods, people who follow other religions, adulterers, rapists, rape victims, blasphemers, murderers, people who violate the sabbath, and people guilty of quite a lot of other crimes I can't recall at this moment.
I'd say, we could easily make a weekly or even a daily show out of this!
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I think there is a lot of potential especially if it were the stoning/burning of famous Liebruls like Al Gore for their treasonous and unChristian acts. You could put that one on pay per view.
We could turn the low class Mooslim style of stoning into a class act that would make the Super Bowl look like a tiddly winks match. The marketing potential is endless.
I do have one concern. It would be a great deterrent and eventually will will only have retards to stone. What do we do when we run out of people to stone to death?
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Hmm...Actually, you've got some good ideas there. I do see business potential in execution aftermarket products. DVDs of the stonings/burnings, accompanied by gospel music - we could sell those in the Christian bookstores. I might add that we could throw in some advertisements in the background - you know, "product placement" ads. So the executioners could be wearing Levi jeans, sipping on a Starbucks coffee, while behind them there's a Ford F-150 pickup truck.Originally posted by TC Patriot View PostI would love it if we had gospel music performed during the stoning/burning and plenty of mocking of the sinners as an example to young people not to sin.
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We could always stone them during the burning process. Burning would save the cost of a burial. I see that as good free market thinking. The people who like stonings get to stone and the people who like burnings get what they want. It's a win win situation.
I would love it if we had gospel music performed during the stoning/burning and plenty of mocking of the sinners as an example to young people not to sin.
Once again we see an example of the Godly magic of the free market.
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It is a shame, but shouldn't tax exemption apply? I don't think we should yield to green fascismOriginally posted by Free Market Fred View PostBurning at the stake is good. Audiences love it, and I expect it will increase ticket sales. However, if Obama's Cap&Trade passes, we might be forced to buy carbon credits to do a burning, which will increase costs. Remember, stoning is a green technology.
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Burning at the stake is good. Audiences love it, and I expect it will increase ticket sales. However, if Obama's Cap&Trade passes, we might be forced to buy carbon credits to do a burning, which will increase costs. Remember, stoning is a green technology.Originally posted by Crocodile View PostThis is a very cruel punishment, and it puts us in league with MUSLIMS. I do not think that trial by stoning is the best way to deal His justice. We should instead burn at the stake, and cleanse by holy fire.
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This is a very cruel punishment, and it puts us in league with MUSLIMS. I do not think that trial by stoning is the best way to deal His justice. We should instead burn at the stake, and cleanse by holy fire.
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Originally posted by Free Market Fred View PostWell, in the case of Robert Mugabe, he received Milton Friedman's brain before Friedman actually died. No one noticed any difference in Friedman's behavior, so this was not a problem (note: Friedman did receive a monkey's brain as a substitute - you do need some kind of brain to keep the heart beating and to breathe).
Similarly, Ronald Reagan donated his brain shortly after being elected in 1980, receiving a baboon's brain as a substitute. Again, no one noticed and Reagan went on to become our greatest president!
In short, lack of a functioning brain is not a hindrance, as our political and economic leaders have proven time and again. Most important is having the support of fellow Christian voters.
Whew, that's a great relief, Brother! Coming to think of it, I should have known, the soul resides in the heart after all, according to the Holy Bible, not in the brains, as atheists claim. The brain is just a device for cooling the blood.
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Well, in the case of Robert Mugabe, he received Milton Friedman's brain before Friedman actually died. No one noticed any difference in Friedman's behavior, so this was not a problem (note: Friedman did receive a monkey's brain as a substitute - you do need some kind of brain to keep the heart beating and to breathe).Originally posted by True Disciple View PostUh...Brother, I am suddenly worried.
At what point in their lives exactly did those people receive their transplants? Because, you see, all of your donors seem to be white jewish persons, and if they received their transplants early in their life, then it might explain the elusive mystery as to how negroes can suddenly be intelligent and successful nowadays, while every white person knows that the Hamite race is considerably less blessed with mental capacities than Caucasian people are.
I mean, it is inadvisable to transplant organs of black people into white people, but the other way around may be inadvisable as well, as the donors you mentioned are among the most uppity negroes the world has known, displaying an extraordinary mastery of True Caucasian™ characteristics, like intelligence, ambition, morality etc. Could this be the result of those transplants? I mean, it is a really Godly and profitable business, of course, but we don't really want more uppity negroes than we already have in this world, do we?
Similarly, Ronald Reagan donated his brain shortly after being elected in 1980, receiving a baboon's brain as a substitute. Again, no one noticed and Reagan went on to become our greatest president!
In short, lack of a functioning brain is not a hindrance, as our political and economic leaders have proven time and again. Most important is having the support of fellow Christian voters.

Future president?
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I don't know this, Brother...besides that I wouldn't want to have a black tallywhacker, Deuteronomy 23:1 speaks about "wounded in the stones." I don't think a white person with a black tallywhacker can be considered "healthy"...Originally posted by Aristotle View PostWhat about those unfortunate enough to have their manhood injured? We know that unless they get repairs done, they cannot enter the church (Deuteronomy, Chapter 23). Now, Negro males have exceptionally large parts there. Perhaps these could be used for transplants.
Deuteronomy 23:1:
He that is wounded in the stones, or hath his privy member cut off, shall not enter into the congregation of the LORD.
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