Katharos @katharos@dingdash.com

@sinbach In the past I have been able to watch public videos without signing in to Facebook, apparently that ability is now gone

@AbbeyJillo I’m sure we can find you an Ashley 😂

@AbbeyJillo like a specific video or the whole site? I don’t see anything down here - maybe it’s your area?

@AbbeyJillo hooray!

@LevyPait sort of - click the 3 dots next to the other post options and choose “delete & re-draft”

It is similar to edit, but deleted the original and your new post has a new timestamp

@ALM I saw several news articles about it by going to DuckDuckGo and entering “blackout“ in the search bar and clicking “news”

https://babylonbee.com/news/how-to-survive-the-coming-socialist-regime?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-thebabylonbee&utm_content=later-12116521&utm_medium=social&utm_source=instagram

@Joshua_D_Jones 🤣🤣🤣

@sinbach it’s so real. I found a great exercise bike. Stationary bike. Nordictrack, indoor bike, interactive home fitness (you’re welcome 😬😬)

@messenjahofchrist ok yeah I need to get more familiar w the constitution 😬 do you know what the process would look like for the other roles on the ballots? In my county we were voting for clerk of courts and all sorts of things.
(Sidenote: I don’t like the candidate, so I wrote in a friend of mine who is not at all interested in any sort of office)

@Joshua_D_Jones 😂 😂 😂

@messenjahofchrist Curious though - let's say the precedent is applicable to a voting situation: if fraud nullifies, then it is as though it never took place - which cannot make Trump the winner of a vote that never happened. Not to mention all of the Senators and House Reps and other down ballot positions. So then it goes to one of the Amendments I think? Where the House/Senate both choose President/VP?

@messenjahofchrist Glad it included the definition of "vitiate" because I was lost 😂

@kdhartfiel Finally - in the sermon on the mount, Jesus Himself taught: “blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven” (Matthew 5:10). I have to conclude that suffering and persecution are critical elements of the Christian experience and are God’s best for us.

@kdhartfiel respectfully, I have to question the assertion that God prefers we learn apart from “the fire”. Even Jesus was subjected to suffering and it was part of Gods plan (Hebrews 5:8 - Jesus learned obedience through the things he suffered).
If we say that only those who are thick-headed have to endure persecution - and that God would prefer they learn another way, it dismisses a huge, faithful part of the body of Christ.