Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Trump Gets TORCHED By Church Pastor in Explosive Must-See Speech" video.

  1.  @emeryrandall-h2x  If you weren't such an obvious troll, and so full of ad hominems, and mocking people for showing love...well, you'd be a different person. Your antipathy towards what is heartfelt and sweet blinds you.
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  2.  @margaretsaiber4645  You call facts, lies? Then you must call lies, fact; sweet, bitter; and bitter, sweet. The Bible says woe unto such people.
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  3. You know what he meant, then. When you're speaking live, mistakes happen. That's kinda the point with Joe too. Try it sometime.
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  4. Those are called "facts," what he said. Facts can be proven.
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  5. You know what he meant, then. When you're speaking live, mistakes happen. That's kinda the point with Joe too. Try it sometime.
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  6.  @rawworking  Can't let someone have a moment, huh? Welcome to the 1st amendment.
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  7. He wasn't ridiculing. He was simply speaking the facts.
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  8.  @lareeriverola3637  There might be. We don't know. We only know about this one because of this video.
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  9. Very thoughtful comment.
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  10. Separation of church and state is about how the government can't make laws about religion. So a preacher can say whatever they want about the government.
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  11.  @margaretmcglynn5077  I'm a writer, avid reader, and I love words. But sh... stuff happens. That's just life. And since all you had to say about this whole thing was how they got one single word wrong, then maybe you should focus more on the log in your own eye, instead of the speck in someone else's eye.
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  12.  @NativeTexan  Prove it. One short, vague sentence proves nothing.
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  13. Well, then you shouldn't go to that church, on that day, when the President is visiting. Besides, anyone, anywhere can speak about the government: athletes, musicians, and yes, preachers. Welcome to the 1st amendment.
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  14. Your approval is not required, but thanks for sharing. Oh, and thank the 1st amendment.
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  15. Because there's a process to being nominated for President. And that doesn't involve going door-to-door, look for people "who care about our Country," whatever that means.
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  16. That's why we have the 1st amendment. If you were convinced all the Christians voted for Trump, I tell you that, even if all his voters were Christian, that would still be less than one-third of the Christians in the country.
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  17. You're trying really hard to dismiss what you don't like, but have to talk about the stained glass windows to do it. That's sad.
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  18. Or else you don't know what it means. It refers to the government. The government cannot make laws about religion. This preacher isn't a member of government.
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  19. Look them up.
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  20.  @Private-v1l  Sure, I agree with you. But the people who make these videos probably aren't going to see your comment. Right? Plus, I never ever see anything substantive in the news. At the most, it's facts wrapped in bubblegum. If people are going to learn, they have to look up the facts, themselves.
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  21.  @Private-v1l  That's why they have to go to the water, themselves.
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  22.  @lisarodriguez1253  That is for the government. The government cannot make laws regarding religion. That's what the 1st amendment means. Any private citizen can say anything they want about the government.
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  23. The separation of church and state says that the government cannot make laws concerning religion. It does NOT say that a preacher, or a musician, or poet, or whomever cannot speak about the government.
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