Comments by "Daily Wire Third Stringer" (@DailyWireThirdStringer) on "Biden in Rome at G-20 summit" video.

Lol, keep crying snowflake. This country was founded on the principle of keeping religion and politics separate, but righties don't like hearing that becuase it hurts their feewings. Poor thing. ❄🤣🤣🤣
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It was much worse under the last guy, trust me. All Frenchies, Italianos, Swedes, Germans, and literally everyone else in Europe were saying "Wait, you guys still don't have free healthcare?!!!"
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Biden isn't COMMANDING women to get abortions, he's ALLOWING them to. BIG difference. Biden himself never, so far as we know, pressured his wife Jill into getting one. As for all the war criminals who preceded him, however, leading back all the way to FDR, but especially #43, their actions weren't modeled after anything explicitly Christian except for the very worst that that religion has produced: the Crusades. Additionally, the Nuremberg Tribunal explictly forbid their actions, under penalty of being HANGED. The REAL question is why Bush, Obama, Trump, Clinton and Carter aren't currently behind bars, not why Biden is still receiving Holy Communion.
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@judaspreistvlct The same John Adams who wrote in the Treaty of Tripoli that the United States "was not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion"? Oh please, you realize that you can be moral without being religious, right? Perhaps you should research Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill and their ethical philosophy, utilitarianism. And how would you know what he was referring to? Did you speak to him?!! James Madison: "Religion and government will both exist in greater purity the less they are mixed together." Benjamin Franklin: "Lighthouses are more useful than churches." Thomas Jefferson: "Christianity neither is, no ever was a part of the common law." Also by Jefferson: "Christianity is the most perverted system that ever shone on man." Also by Jefferson: "Erecting the 'wall of separation between church and state is absolutely essential in a free society." And last but not least, I give you this by the great Thomas Paine: "The World is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion. Of all the systems of religion that ever were invented, there is no more derogatory to the Almighty, more unedifying to man, more repugnant to reason, and more contradictory to itself than this thing called Christianity." I've got more, but that should give you the idea. No, the Founders never intended to make America a theocracy. In fact, their signature achievement was to create a wholly SECULAR nation where religion has no business intruding in the public sphere (i.e. government), and in return the public space would never intrude upon it (e.g., tax exemption for churches). Republicans have seeked to violate this principle time and again, and in so doing undermining the very project the Founders intended to preserve, and I will not let it stand so long as I live --- starting with you.
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@harrylazard805 Murder is a crime, dimwit, and if we left it up to "God" to punish them, there would never be any justice. Hence, we need a MANMADE system of justice that would seek to punish them (as a deterrent) and, if possible, rehabilitate them. No one is truly responsible for their actions if there is no free will, but we can certainly deter people from doing things if the consequences are severe enough.
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@FirstnameLastname-vy2dg Who, might I ask, are you talking about? This guy?: 🎅 🤣🤣🤣
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@summermojo He said inject disinfectant, not "drink" it. It's all on video. I suggest you try it. 🤣
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@harrylazard805 Hawking was a bad@ss, by the way. Perhaps the most staunch atheist scientist to ever live (Francis Crick might give him a run for his money, though).
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@sentimentaltech3537 Biden withdrew from Afghanistan, which Trump PROMISED to do but FAILED. He evacuated over 100,000 in just a few weeks, making it the biggest airlift in U.S. HISTORY. He left at MOST 200 Americans there (who were warned several times since April to leave), but most of them are dual citizens. It was a massive SUCCESS, despite what the warhawk media might tell you.
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@zjaz8000 You misunderstand, I think. It's not that you aren't allowed to bring your Christian-influenced policy beliefs into government, it's that you can't use the Bible (say) as justification for those beliefs. In other words, you need to have secular reasons for opposing abortion or gay marriage. If you can't come up with any, then perhaps your stances were poorly chosen to begin with. But saying "I don't support gay marriage because the Bible is against homosexuality" isn't going to cut it. Maybe you should hear it from the horse's mouth: “I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should 'make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,' thus building a wall of separation between Church and State." ~ Thomas Jefferson
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@zjaz8000 Does it? Would YOU want to grow up with a mother who didn't want you or who doesn't have the means to adequately care for you? Because a fetus before 18 weeks can't feel pain, and a mother has a right to bodily autonomy (i.e., not be hitched to another life for 9 months and then painfully give birth to it, then care for it), it's quite clear from a utilitarian perspective that abortion-on-demand is justifiable, or even ethical. I'm still waiting to hear a good case for the fact that the fetus being a potential person (with its own thoughts and desires and which wants to keep on living) is morally significant, and so far I haven't heard it --- and neither has my favorite living philosopher, Peter Singer.
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