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Re: Virginia's Ballot

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agree with ya Zim.

The thing that become apparent to me as a lifelong student of scriptures and college level teacher of them for decades, the verse of the Bible that God said describing the decaying and turning to evil of lots of mankind is this verse" "THEY LOVED DARKNESS rather than Light."

There is no trace of GOD in any of these people's hearts or souls. When GOODNESS is is not here then evil fills the void.

We see that very clearly and more openly than ever in todays society...imo...




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Virginia's Ballot
By: Zimbler0
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Tue, 27 Oct 26 7:29 AM
Msg. 18111 of 18120

I just got around checking what I'm gong to be voting for next Tuesday . . .

And I gotta say, I am severely irritated, but not surprised, by the 'Constitutional Amendments 'they' want me to vote 'yes' on.

'Amendment one' . . . Reads to me like the lying thieving skunks want to make abortion legal up till time of birth. I say 'NO!'

'Amendment two.' Starts with 'remove the ban on same-sex marriage'. Look, for a couple or three thousand years marriage has been between Man and Woman. There is a reason for that. Obviously, man plus woman equals babies. Marriage facilitates that AND that is how future workers and taxpayers are created. As an obvious bonus, the 'nuclear family' seems to be the best method for raising those future taxpaying citizens. 'Guy and 'Guy' absolutely can NOT produce a baby . . . so why are We The Taxpayers expected to subsidize them with a 'marital tax break'? I say 'NO!'

'Amendment three'. Apparently wants to enable felons to auto-magically have their 'voting rights' restored when they get released from the 'House of Many Bars'. I personally do not think felons should have the right to vote - I mean, their criminal acts did deprive somebody of their rights . . . Not to mention that I do NOT want the 'criminal voting block' to be voting in lying thieving dum-o-rats who would happily pass laws decriminalizing criminal activity so's their constituents could continue their 'lives of crimes'.

Zim.


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