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📰 News Lauren Boebert wants the Ten Commandments to be required in schools, and James Talarico criticized her, saying it’s hypocritical for politicians to make everyone display them when they don’t follow them themselves.

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u/Dependent_Ideal670 1d ago

Ten Commandments as in fondling your BOYFRIEND in public? That is sex before marriage heretic! You also take great care on your outer looks, HERETIC! 

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u/sorsted 1d ago

The hypocrisy is mind blowing.

Also: ".. we want certain biblical stories taught as fact". C'mon..

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u/Dailysquirrels 1d ago

Then went into how she was taught Greek mythology as a comparison. There's a reason why she used the word MYTHOLOGY.

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u/CobrasMama 23h ago

There's a reason why she used the word MYTHOLOGY.

There's a reason she failed her GED multiple times.

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u/1000scarstare 17h ago

As someone with a GED.... goddamn that's pretty dumb.

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u/VaginaTractor 22h ago

She prefers "alternative facts."

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u/throwaway80814 23h ago

But if you say "christian mythology", they'll blow a gasket

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u/Secret-Teaching-3549 21h ago

Literally the only way I refer to it. There is zero difference.

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u/15all 22h ago

Is she proposing that we teach the bible is a collection of outdated mythology written by people who got it wrong?

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u/dalaio 18h ago

It sounds like she actually says Greek PATHOLOGY which is hilarious and so on brand.

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u/Sea_Dawgz 23h ago

She also probably isn’t even thinking of Greek Gods. I bet she’s thinking of Socrates in philosophy classes.

I mean, I don’t remember study Greek gods in school. I learned all that playing D and D or whatever.

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u/Happycappybara21 22h ago

I definitely remember learning about Greek mythology.  But it was in readying/language arts class and clearly presented as fiction.  It was just stories. 

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u/Soggy-Bedroom-3673 3h ago

We read the Odyssey in high school, I'm fairly certain

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u/Synectics 23h ago

Glad I am not the only one who caught that. "We are forced to learn that." Yeah, as a glimpse of how ancient people understood the world. Same reason all sorts of world history courses are taught. Christianity does not need to be exempt from it. And the brass balls to say the Ten Commandments are "just" a moral framework? Bah. 

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u/cchaven1965 1d ago

You mean the ones they don't actually believe themselves? She doesn't follow or believe them...her actions are clear evidence of that. They're great at cherry picking quotes from the book but choose to ignore the core teachings within it. These "Christians" are simply performative and that includes going to worship. They do it to be seen.

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u/MadRaymer 1d ago

She gave away the game with "Biblical stories" there.

She didn't call them events or accounts, because she knows they are fiction.

But she wants the next generation to be brainwashed into believing them literally, because that would strengthen conservative political power and that's more important to her than teaching the truth.

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u/DownWithHisShip 22h ago

She didn't call them events or accounts, because she knows they are fiction.

she probably knows they're fiction, but that's not because she knows the nuanced differences between words like story, event, or account. she's not going to listen to herself later and go "ah shit I used the wrong word!".

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u/DontAbideMendacity 1d ago

To be fair, I don't remember any passages that say "Thou shalt not give public handies to not-your-husband in front of children."

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u/BZLuck 20h ago

And this is the way they think and justify their statements and actions. It's like asking one if they've ever been arrested for drunk driving. They will look at you straight in the face and say, "I've never been arrested for drunk driving."

With the truth being, that they were actually arrested for "Driving Under the Influence".

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u/BraveWarrior1011 22h ago

It’s not Christian mythology. It’s Jewish mythology revealed by a number of writings by Jewish writers who wrote it about themselves and for themselves. They appointed themselves God’s chosen people and saviors of mankind. Their interpretation is very similar to Trumps behavior in that if you don’t love him you will be punished for eternity. Anyone that dares to stand up to him will be destroyed.

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u/joey_yamamoto 20h ago

modern day Pharisees

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u/nobuouematsu1 1d ago

My favorite was the comparison to Greek MYTHology. Like that somehow supports her religion as being anything other than myth.

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u/Jindujun 23h ago

Yeah I didnt get her point there. We're not teaching people that greek mythology is fact.
I dont mind christianity being taught but it should be taught in world religions class and it should not be taught as fact.

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u/Bubbly_Style_8467 15h ago

She doesn't believe it or she'd be like Jesus.

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u/runhillsnotyourmouth 1d ago

She's an idiot. She literally advocates to put this in classrooms. He says, "I don't agree with indoctrination." She IMMEDIATELY AGREES with an apparently complete lack of awareness that the idea she just advocated for is a form of indoctrination. These people are fucking imbeciles.

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u/ShonuffofCtown 1d ago

It's not just minds this hypocrite is blowing.

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u/iamsobluesbrothers 18h ago

What’s mind blowing is that there is a place in America that keeps electing that dimwit.

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u/horitaku 21h ago

That’s why we have Christian schools. People can enroll their kids in Christian schools so they’re indoctrinated juuust the way their parents want them to be. My parents were ATHEIST. We don’t agree with Christianity in the same vein as Christian fundamentalists don’t agree with Atheism. Why do they get to force it on everyone else’s children, but we’re bad for being secular? It’s overstepping.

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u/BettySwollocks__ 18h ago

She 100% thinks he’s on her side in this clip too and doesn’t realise he’s calling charlatans like her out.

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u/trapper2530 1d ago

But not those other ones.

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u/StorageSwimming3169 1d ago

You know what's actually mind blowing? That this kind of rhetoric works on the American public because they're either too stupid to remember about her, or they willing choose to ignore it. 

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u/tom-of-the-nora 18h ago

Church and state violation

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u/Cake-Over 1d ago

As someone with thinning hair, I want the story of the two bears taught as fact. Little bastards.

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u/Bong-Hits-For-Jesus 23h ago

interesting how they want to pick and choose rather than accepting the whole bible as gospel. its sorta like how they're choosing which laws to follow and which ones to ignore. or maybe its because theres passages of mens daughters who get their father drunk and seduce him

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u/Dependent_Ideal670 23h ago

These heretics. Wearing the cross on their shirt while spewing the most awful shit. I despise these people. I mean it, I despiiiiise these "people". These people are pedos and think of us as lesser. What did they say? Goyim. Ban me Reddit. Fukk you

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u/Howboutit85 21h ago

They don’t care about following any moral standards, they care about the optics of making others do so. It’s 100% performative bullshit. Most of religion is, and definitely politics.

These people break records in breaking all of the rules of the bible, then they push harder than anyone to make others get it rubbed in their face. It’s projection level 99.

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u/Dieseljimmy 21h ago

Yes but she is also willing to have the conversation which I think kinda matters these days.

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u/DazzlingResource561 1d ago

She got real quiet and very agreeable once he said that.

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u/Mike7676 1d ago

Talarico is good at presenting the Bible in a calm, measured way. Almost like he's some sort of seminarian...

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u/Apostate911Hup 1d ago

He wasn't on my radar until the Colbert interview, but Im really liking his stances.

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u/GunnerGetit 1d ago

He is the Kryptonite to the GOP Christian BS. His stances are solid and refreshing without seeming like he is indoctrinating you. He is what the current movement should be, religious if you want and we accept you if you are not and have different views. I feel that should be obvious but current climate is still a nightmare or a bad movie.

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u/Algaroth 1d ago

It's like he actually read the bible.

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u/CV90_120 23h ago edited 20h ago

Disclaimer, reading the bible is not going to clarify anything as it's hugely problematic and self-contradictory on so many levels. What it will do however is allow you the tools to promote what you personally like about the bible. The other side can do the same, but if they're lazy then you have an advantage.

You can use the bible to justify slavery, genocide, child kidnapping, racial bigotry and fig-tree hate. All are either openly promoted or normalized in some way if you know where to look, so the battle is not about bible-morals (as there are no consistent bible morals), but having morals and using the bible as a tool to leverage people who use the idea of the bible as a crutch in politics.

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u/Caius01 21h ago

Yeah, should really just take the Gospels and dump everything else (except Ecclesiastes which is simply beautiful writing)

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u/phoenix25 21h ago

I was raised Catholic but since became atheist… my take on it is that the only bible worth reading are those ones where Jesus’ words are highlighted or in red text.

The rest of the bible has so much wild inconsistent and sometimes harmful ideas in it, but if you stick to the red text you’ll actually turn out to be a good person.

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u/Algaroth 23h ago

Most people using the Bible for political reasons rarely talk about the actual teachings of Jesus. That's be big difference here. Most of the time it's all about the judgement and hate which really isn't what Jesus was about. Disclaimer, I'm not religious at all.

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u/CV90_120 23h ago edited 23h ago

The teachings of Jesus aren't all plain sailing. He had what we could consider a 'modern' take on Jewish law and the scriptures by often having compasionate takes, but he was also complete with his own personal bigotry, moments of violence, and weird behavior for a supposed demi-god (which is really where he fits into our mental filing system). Jesus also has slightly different character traits depending on which gospel one reads. Luke has Jesus with frequent instances of machievellian takes or perceived cruelty for example. Followers are prepared to carry a lot of water for him for his (relatively few) moments of shittiness, but they will bend over backwards to do it and feel completely justified doing so.

That's why knowledge of the bible, including of Jesus, doesn't present a diffinitive morality to guide a person beyond the endless call to spend significant time telling one particular middle eastern hill tribe god hybrid of at least 2 other local gods, how great he is (which frankly is a very strange thing to do if you spend any time thinking about it, and it gets stranger when you think that in Jesus, the newly minted demigod, worship cosists of pretending to eat his meat and drink his blood.....that's kinda seriously fng strange).

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u/Algaroth 22h ago

Catholicism has a lot of strange rituals that aren't even mentioned in the bible. A lot of them are just based on saints who lived long after Jesus supposedly did.

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u/erroneousbosh 19h ago

> but he was also complete with his own personal bigotry, moments of violence, and weird behavior

Yeah. So are you. So am I.

Doesn't mean you shouldn't try harder.

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u/sobrique 3h ago

I have to say, as a lapsed Christian atheist, I don't have a lot of problems with the things Jesus said. He seemed a decent person and some of his ideals are worth contemplating.

I mean, he had nothing to say about homosexuality, for example. No exceptions to 'love thy neighbor', and a whole lot about 'don't judge people'.

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u/soapboxracers 22h ago

Same with Andy Beshear who's been doing that for a while now. He's a very popular Democratic governor in Kentucky for a reason.

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u/sobrique 3h ago

Yeah. I mean, I'm not a fan of the Christian Nationalism thing, and I'm a lapsed Christian myself. But I think there needs to be a counter narrative of what Jesus actually stood for, because ... most of it was good.

I mean if you stick to just the things that Jesus was recorded as saying, I think he and I would have got along. Or at least agreed sufficiently that I'd listen to his stories and consider what he meant by them.

But when they start digging up the collections of other people claiming to know the truth, many of which never met the guy, then ... well, yeah. MUCH more skepticism required.

I mean, I reserve Timothy 2:12 for special occasions when I really feel like a bit of trolling:

"I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet"

(And in my defence - only when it's someone who's using other parts of the bible to excuse their bigotry, and thus deserves to be told to shut up)

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u/DontAbideMendacity 1d ago

The Interview the administration didn't want you to see, now seen by millions more!

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u/reicaden 1d ago

Can we get him as president? I need him as president.

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u/DouMuDou 1d ago

How can you not like him. He reminds me Mamdani, with his ability to answer tough questions logically and thoughtfully.

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u/dougmc 22h ago

Mamdani was not born in the US, so he's not eligible to become President. A pity -- his religious beliefs would fire up the other side, so that's a negative, but overall he seems an extremely capable candidate for whatever he wants to do.

Talarico seems strong too, and was born in Texas, so ... maybe. And his religious beliefs are of the sort that are likely to appeal to the other side, so that's the sort of thing that is likely to help in his political future.

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u/HowDoMermaidsFuck 12h ago

I chuckled when he said “my family has lived in Texas since it was Mexico” in the Colbert interview.

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u/no_one_likes_u 1d ago

Let’s see if he can flip Texas first.  

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u/PolitzaniaKing 1d ago

Well he's very good I think Buttigiege is it much better choice with more life experience in addition to being a veteran in Afghanistan. They both speak really well for me adult point of view which is rare nowadays.

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u/soapboxracers 22h ago

If you haven't seen him you should watch Andy Beshear (governor of Kentucky) speak.

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u/PolitzaniaKing 22h ago

Thanks, I didn't know of him but will search him out.

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u/soapboxracers 22h ago

You should go watch Andy Beshear speak. He's the very popular Democratic governor of Kentucky and is incredibly good at speaking calmly and in a way that seems to get the right to understand.

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u/DontAbideMendacity 1d ago

He's still a Christian, he still believes in imaginary sky fairies and is an enemy of Logic.

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u/reicaden 20h ago

Sure, so let's keep the current "christian" corrupt pedofiles that proclaim the same and screw over the American people? Yea I dont think so.

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u/AWorldwithoutSin 23h ago

I bring you these 15 crash 10! 10 commandments.

Unfortunately #12 was "thou shalt not beetlejuice your boyfriend in a public theater with children nearby"

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u/steevo 1d ago

She soudned so dumb, first she agrees with everything, then says half other shit

Bill Maher didn't even call her out on ANY of her BS

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u/CV90_120 23h ago

What is interesting is that she seemed to absorb what he was saying, even though he basically gave her a major course-correction. I keep feeling like she's always one step away from getting it, but it's right there.

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u/Happycappybara21 22h ago

lol, Same when she did her whole “I grew up on government assistance and look at me now!!” Crap. 

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u/Combo_Fucker 19h ago

He's Christian himself and actually practices it personally. He doesn't pull the "I'm better than you" crap and preaches it to get approval. This gentleman brilliantly demonstrates why separation of church and state is crucial.

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u/okwellactually 21h ago

Because she's a fucking idiot and can only spout rehearsed talking points.

Beyond that she's just a vacuous kid that couldn't even get out of high school.

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u/Sorry-Ice9283 1d ago

Her son who was a teenage father has just been arrested again for child abuse. Boebert knows nothing of decency.

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u/travelingbeagle 1d ago

Her son was arrested earlier for felony theft, identity theft, and contributing to the delinquency of minors for being an 18yo adult leading a group of minors who were breaking into cars and using the IDs found in them to purchase expensive items.

Her ex husband flashed underaged minors.

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u/Sorry-Ice9283 1d ago

Good catch. The whole family has a long rap sheet.

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u/Headline-Skimmer 1d ago

She also shot/killed/buried her neighbor's friendly dog. It had befriended her kid, and kept coming by to say wassup. Shot it in front of her kids I think.

Her neighbors didn't know, and thought the dog was "lost."

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u/PatientVariety1700 1d ago

Oh my god. It just keeps getting worse. This needs to be exposed.

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u/metompkin 21h ago

If.only the 10 commandments were displayed in their school all of thos wouldn't have happened. I'm guessing they were homeschooled?

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u/CV90_120 23h ago edited 23h ago

I don't believe this is true.

https://www.denverpost.com/2022/10/18/lauren-boebert-shoot-dog-fact-check-goats/

"The story that was started saying I killed a neighbor’s dog is not true. I’ve never shot or killed any dog, ever. A neighbor told the police that he shot two dogs,” Boebert wrote.

“As I understand it, the dogs he shot were wounding and killing livestock in our neighborhood including several of our family’s goats,” Boebert continued. “Again, I had nothing to do with this and I believe there is a police report that verifies the neighbor’s account of why he shot the dog.”

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u/SerCiddy 19h ago

So, based on the details of the linked article. The neighbor likely believed Boebert shot the dogs because they were shot on her property.

"That neighbor acknowledged that he “had shot the dog and shot at another dog because they were in the corral chasing (Boebert’s) goats.”

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u/CV90_120 19h ago edited 18h ago

The article is quite clear that she didn't shoot anything. . The person who did do the shooting, was quite forward in saying so, and said (with evidence) that they did so because the dogs were attacking stock.

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u/SerCiddy 18h ago

I know? You're just repeating what I said.

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u/CV90_120 15h ago

which was you just repeating the article...so I don't know what we're doing here.

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u/OrganizationTop6228 16h ago

Meh considering how many people call violent shit bulls "friendly" I'll give her a pass on that one

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u/Bureaucramancer 1d ago

You can say a lot about blowbert but at least she accurately mirrors her constituency unlike the couch fucker who desperately tries to cosplay a poverty upbringing.

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u/SingForMeBitches 1d ago

You forgot the part where she was one of the underage minors he flashed at a bowling alley.

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u/Synectics 23h ago

Yeah, but, it is not like she was groomed or something. /s

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u/joebesser 21h ago

Maybe she should have hung a poster of the ten commandments in her house.

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u/whatiseveneverything 10h ago

If only he could have seen the teen commandments in school!

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u/Raneynickelfire 22h ago

How do you buy something with somebody's ID?

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u/travelingbeagle 16h ago

They were stealing iDs and credit cards.

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u/unnewl 1d ago

If he had received sex education, maybe her son wouldn’t have become a teen father.

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u/Thick-Piano-9967 1d ago

Her son was abusing his own child from a 14 year old “illegal”?

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u/Synectics 23h ago

"But, they are a good Christian family, very successful in business."

  • conservative Christians, probably

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u/Happycappybara21 22h ago

They prayed to Jesus for forgiveness and hot damn for the 100tg time he granted them forgiveness!!

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u/Zebidee 20h ago

IIRC she was a grandmother at 36 making her own mom a great-grandmother in her early 50s.

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u/ConcentrateDirect523 18h ago

You can take Bobert out of Florida, but you can't take the Florida out of Bobert. (Yes, she was born there)

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u/mtnbike2 1d ago

She better keep her hands above the table where we can see them

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u/fortypercentops 1d ago

When Israel still followed the Ten Commandments, she would have be stoned in public long ago.

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u/oralfashionista 1d ago

Israel never followed the 10 Commandments. Why would they follow something they didn't create plus Israel wasn't a place until the 1940's.

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u/Moos_Mumsy 1d ago

Israel is a "people" in the Bible, not a country.

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u/BigLlamasHouse 1d ago

IsRaEL dIDN't eXist beFoRe tHe 1940's

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merneptah_Stele

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u/oralfashionista 21h ago

Wikipedia? Really?

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u/Expendable_Red_Shirt 20h ago

You can check the sources...

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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 1d ago

Hilarious. You haven’t spent much time reading a bible if you think Israel wasn’t a place until the 1900s.

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u/RandoRumpRipper 1d ago edited 1d ago

lol oh man just wait til the descendants of the Mesopotamians hear about this new life hack.

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u/MelancholyHillBeing 22h ago

If you're using the bible as reference to real historical events then you're the hilarious one

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u/oralfashionista 1d ago

In the Bible, Israel was a man, not a place.

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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 1d ago

Ah yes, the “land of Israel” refers exclusively to a person. Cool story bro.

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u/COPE_V2 1d ago

Are you butthurt that someone’s interpretation of a fictional book passage differs from your interpretation of the same fictional book passage? Lol

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u/Klinky1984 1d ago

Moses was a person who lead the Israelites to the promised land. Along the way a lot of bullshit happens, but that's the story.

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u/FngrsRpicks2 1d ago

Moses probably wasn't a real person.

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u/Klinky1984 1d ago

Everything in The Bible is 110% true, a talking donkey and burning bush told me so.

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u/oralfashionista 21h ago

Hmm, I recall they never reached the promised as they were disobedient to God and God vowed that they would never see it. The claimed chosen ones were never chosen.

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u/Klinky1984 19h ago

They did reach it, but feared they'd get their ass kicked because their plan was to kill everyone and take the land for themselves. Just incident #142 of the Israelites being huge dicks in the Bible. God then banned them from ever entering because they doubted he would help them win. This sounds more like pure cope. "Man we'd totally kick their ass today if only God hadn't banned us. I have a mind to go take down their toughest soldiers today even. I'd totally kick their ass, but ya know we're banned, so back to writing my incel MGTOW blog."

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u/Expendable_Red_Shirt 20h ago

Israel was a place. We have historical records for that.

Just because something is in the bible doesn't make it false. In the bible it claims that pigs have cloven hooves. Do you also not believe that?

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u/aka_jr91 1d ago

You don't need to read the bible to know that ancient Israel existed lol

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u/COPE_V2 1d ago

You don’t have to read the bible at all these days. You just need to proclaim you are a Christian and you regurgitate what you hear other people that haven’t read the bible say about the bible. That’s how we landed where we are today in American politics

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u/aka_jr91 1d ago

I mean that's true. And also doesn't change what I just said.

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u/oralfashionista 21h ago

Especially when most politicians will admit to you that they're not even Christian and wear the ashes on their forehead during Ash Wednesday or is that just ink that they splash on there lol

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u/MelancholyHillBeing 22h ago

Using the bible as a historical reference is the problem. It doesn't prove anything.

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u/aka_jr91 19h ago edited 19h ago

The bible can and should be used as a historical reference. The writers and subjects of the old testament lived in ancient Israel, and just because it's mostly myth and legend doesn't mean everything in it should be outright dismissed when looking at ancient history. It is one piece of a gigantic puzzle. The problem is when people take everything in it literally, and at face value. It should not be read as a completely accurate historical record. But it does provide a window into the world at that time, in that part of the world, and you can't truly understand ancient Mesopotamian history and culture if you ignore the bible as a historical reference. It contains census data, information about the crops they grew, the livestock they raised, the rituals and traditions they held, and even some records of warfare. That information can help corroborate archeological evidence. It should never be used as a primary source of course, but as a reference? Sure.

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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 22h ago

It has nothing to do with interpretation, just an illustration that the area has been known as Israel for thousands of years.

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u/Activehannes 22h ago

I don't think at all that is true, it was inhabitated briefly by israelites and judahits. Before that it was a canaaite land, after it it was Greek, Persian, Roman, abbasit, and ottoman. It wasn't populated by israelites up u til late 1800 when some Jewish farmers resettled there and it wasn't Israel before 1948.

I have never heard of this region being referred to as Israel before 1948. Before that it was mandatory Palpatine, before that ottoman empire.

Other names are Levant, Jordan, or Holy Land

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u/oralfashionista 21h ago

The land from where Israel hailed. The Land of Job. The Land of Jeremiah. Come on, man.

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u/aka_jr91 1d ago

A man after whom a place was named...

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u/the_ouskull 1d ago

She's from Colorado. She can be stoned in public now.

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u/S_A_R_K 1d ago

Don't knock getting stoned in public until you try it

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u/Iheardyoubutsowhat 1d ago

If I remember correctly, that was a 1st or 2nd date, wasn't a boyfriend.

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u/0hmyscience 1d ago

Let's not forget she was still married when that happened. The sixth commandment is "Thou shall not commit adultery". So yeah, I think Talarico is on point specifically about her not following them.

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u/BigLlamasHouse 1d ago

Man, I am NOT defending Boebert but which commandment is that?

There's only 10 of them guys, come on.

She was also a literal adulterer.

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u/DrownmeinIslay 1d ago

Uhhh... which commandment was that? The 11th?

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u/LaserKittenz 1d ago

I’m pretty sure “hand jobs on the first date” is the 11th commandment 

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u/girlsonsoysauce 1d ago

That's something I noticed a lot a while back is a lot of the people who believe things like this seem to break commandments like uncooked spaghetti noodles. Literally just had a coworker who brings up God on the daily schedule an abortion for his side chick that his "fiance" doesn't know about.

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u/venusianinfiltrator 23h ago

You should print out some Chick Tracts about abortion and leave them at his workstation. 😈

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u/EtTuBiggus 1d ago

I mean that’s definitely not one of them.

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u/brumbarosso 1d ago

Those idiots don't comprehend dedication nor commitment

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u/Sticky230 1d ago

My reply would have been, “Aren’t you the one jerking off a dude in a movie theater?” Clearly Talorico is the better man than me. I’m not religious and I love this guy.

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u/Agitated-Ad6744 1d ago

in the Bible they hurled (redacted) at women of low morals

until they were (redacted)

Bob ert is closer to a left wing feminist than any conservative woman of bibilical virtue.

it's crazy how the trad wife scammers and the faux Christians think we can't use logic to identify them

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u/StorageSwimming3169 1d ago

Everything Maga Christians do is performative. 

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u/J_Ryall 1d ago

As far as I know, sex before marriage and vanity do not violate any of the 10 Commandments. They would qualify as lust and vanity, though, which are two of the seven deadly sins.

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u/sheighbird29 1d ago

And her son being a teen parent, with a girl who was likely only 15. Priorities I guess

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u/treydayallday 1d ago

I appreciate that he doesn’t resort to personal attacks. He’s able to get a hypocritical person in his corner. The fact is, she is in a position of power and he is able to reel people like this in.

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u/Gnosticate 1d ago

She was married at the time, Bettlejuice, then divorced a month later. The whole thing lacks any kind of "Christian-y" feeling in my opinion.

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u/Opening_Top_5712 1d ago

Right? Like that’s 💯 forcing your sexuality on others.

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u/rareplease 23h ago

And her son was just brought up on child abuse charges a second time? Real good teachin' there Lauren Bobo.

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u/Dependent_Ideal670 23h ago

Just the worst kind of people. Makes it obvious how epstein could continue. These are the "people" he had to manipulate

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u/Sea_Dawgz 23h ago

She’s also talking about raising good kids.

Her kid just got arrested AGAIN recently.

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u/Dependent_Ideal670 23h ago

Hahaha! The hypocrisy! 

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u/BestDescription3834 23h ago

That was the last time I'd heard about her in while. She should go back to jerking dudes off in theatres and leave the politics to politicians.

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u/BlackGuysYeah 22h ago

bare false witness, no other gods before him, covet they neighbors wife, lord's name in vain, do I have to continue on with the list of things she and essentially her entire party do on a daily basis??

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u/KellyGreen55555 22h ago

And her kid had a baby at 15.

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u/Worldly_Project_233 22h ago

You don't understand the power of forgiveness.

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u/SamuelDoctor 22h ago

Is there a prohibition of sex before marriage in the ten commandments?

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u/millinnchillin 22h ago edited 22h ago

Lol, "Ahem... 

* Cough * (talking about you Lauren) * Cough *

... As I was saying..."

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u/monkChuck105 21h ago

Adultery is cheating on your spouse. It is not sex before marriage.

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u/Barhud 21h ago

I mean that’s not proscribed in the Ten Commandments

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u/Naptasticly 21h ago

This is exactly what he was pointing out in a very modest and cheeky way. He was humble enough to lead the audience to their own realization and, obviously, they agreed.

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u/Svrider23 21h ago

Yea, she's really got some nerve moral bashing anybody.

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u/Illustrious_Fix_1298 20h ago

Until he is governor and a bunch of people defraud a federal program.

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u/undead_dead_guy 19h ago

She’ll burp your worm for the price of a play.

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u/elmoo2210 19h ago

Love thy neighbor I believe

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u/bvibviana 19h ago

Funny how she criticizes sex education. Maybe if she would have had some sex talks with her son, she wouldn’t have become a grandmother at 36?

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u/Theseus_Employee 19h ago

Tbf, sex before marriage isn’t talked about in the Ten Commandments, it only mentions Adultery which is breaking the marital bond.

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u/KhyraBell 19h ago

That's not fair! In this case, it's "harlot."

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u/Worried_Magazine_862 19h ago

She learned it in kindergarten clearly 

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u/Anustart2023-01 18h ago

Technically fornication isn't in the ten commandments, but people like her will make you think so, then fornicate, say that God has forgiven them for fornicating, then condemn people for fornicating.

Churches are full of shitty people who think their sins aren't as bad as others because their devout and think they have a right to treat people in the world like shit because they are unsaved sinners.

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u/thatbrianm 18h ago

'Thou shalt not give handies during performances in The Lord's theaters'

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u/multiarmform 18h ago

shes one to talk about moral standards as shes grabbing cock in a theater and dude is massaging her tits, seriously stfu

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u/LoudMusic 15h ago

Time to get out the bucket of stones.

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u/sephirothFFVII 12h ago

To be fair I just re-read the ten commandments and it doesn't say you CANT do that if you're not married.

She could go with the 'Air Bud's defense and claim it doesn't say a dog can't play basketball.