Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "KHOU 11" channel.

  1.  @micheledavidswife4336  He won a warrant.
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  2. It should be legalized.
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  3. You oppose American freedom?
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  4. How can a school make believing in religious magic mandatory? This is unconstitutional.
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  5. Oh sure. You know because you have evidence. I bet.
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  6. And the Lord said unto Luke; Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father…
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  7. Ignorance, usually.
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  8. Compare our First Amendment, which guarantees religious freedom… With the First Commandment, which opposes religious freedom. This makes Christianity fundamentally opposed to American Freedom, and fundamentally Un-American.
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  9. And you’re not.
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  10.  @Stillhovering  You don’t get to decide if you’re a man or not. Some random people on the internet do.
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  11. No sir, she didn’t.
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  12.  @debbiemenges6569  If you can intentionally misgender, we can intentionally misgender, sir.
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  13.  @Stillhovering  You may be, but I’m not pretending to be qualified to make such an assessment.
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  14.  @Stillhovering  I’m qualified to know the difference between you’re and your.
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  15. The citizen did more than the officer.
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  16.  @lesliehuynh7086  Nice Imagination.
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  17. No ma’am.
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  18.  @nahtatroll  If you can’t engage honestly, please don’t engage at all.
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  19. You’re suddenly concerned with transmission of a virus?
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  20.  @SmokeyTreats  I recommend The Founding Myth, by Andrew L. Seidel.
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  21.  @SmokeyTreats  I agree with your comments. One things those that claim we are a Christian nation overlook, and is strong evidence against their position, are the drafts revisions of our founding documents. Initially, god and religion were included in some early drafts, and were voted to be removed entirely by the final and official revisions. This shows clear intent for the separation.
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  22. Condolences to the family. Such a tragedy.
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  23. Supporters of the criminal clown.
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  24. Another reason to avoid church.
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  25. Buy that car at auction.
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  26. Sober up.
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  27.  @somerandomperson6511  You’ve been radicalized. You’re not supposed to snort the koolaid, Bub.
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  28.  @somerandomperson6511  Yes, you’ve been radicalized. Throwing in communism just verifies it. The phrase "drinking the Kool-Aid" as used to describe blind obedience and loyalty to a cause is a precise analogy of your position. Except that you’re not drinking it. You’re snorting the powder.
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  29.  @somerandomperson6511  I’d challenge your ability to “know” anything. The confidence you hold in preferred beliefs is higher than is warranted by evidence. Which is why you deny science, and believe in gods.
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  30. Sure, because a society of uneducated children will turn out good.
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  31.  @debbiemenges6569  Yes, sir. You’re very arrogant and deluded. And you absolutely don’t understand science. Your god is also a delusion, sir.
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  32.  @lesliehuynh7086  I don’t think you have evidence for your claims, or for anything that justifies slashing of or attempting to slash tires. If someone is unstable enough to do that, of defend it, it’s possible they are unhinged.
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  33.  @lesliehuynh7086  You claimed Sanchez is not telling us the whole truth. You claimed a guy does t just come from nowhere and blah blah. You’re entitled to make false claims all day long. So, you did make claims. Nobody claimed this was an official police investigation, so why are you yelling? An ad populum fallacy occurs when we use an “argumentum ad populum”, meaning that we make an appeal to what most people think, like, or believe, instead of justifying our position with evidence. Whether I can count or not isn’t relevant, and males for another fallacious argument. What else?
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  34.  @shanly8999  What you think really isn’t relevant. You either have evidence to support your position, or you don’t.
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  35.  @lesliehuynh7086  It seems to bother you more, since you’re the one using fallacious reasoning and needing to “yell” about it. If you’re not trying to convince me, why are you yelling and repeating yourself using the same fallacious and failed reasoning? Missed medication? Sounds like projection. Not my problem that your world view is based on imagination and not evidence.
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  36.  @lesliehuynh7086  You don’t need evidence to come to conclusions or form a world view. So, you don’t care whether what you believe is even true? If what you believe has nothing to do with me, why are you still here yelling about it? Again, your meds comments are clearly projection. I’m not the one yelling or trying to convince people that I’m not trying to convince people.
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  37. And Santa Clause, right?
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  38.  @StormyITO  I’m sure you will.
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  39. @Dark Code Do you start with data regarding the number of accidental deaths from guns?
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  40.  @Crazy-Horse-Tx.  I lived in reality for many years. I can tell you that pointing to the supernatural suggests you don’t really know much about this at all.
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  41. @Dark Code It was a question. So please don’t pretend you have a grasp on logic. When do you bring up the risk of accidental deaths?
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  42. Or which economic classes, right? Because races isn’t relevant.
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  43. Points awarded for blasphemy.
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  44. I’d very much like,to challenge you on why you believe in magic.
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  45. You trust in the God of slavery? The god that made slavery permissible by law? You trust in the god the drowned almost everyone, including babies?
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  46. Your Lord created evil.
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  47. Maybe those men enjoy the body heat of other men.
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  48.  @XX_MelobraacRedux  You seem confused.
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  49. Do you think they really chose to grow up in poverty and crime? Do better.
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  50.  @easton5700  No, but shitting all of the Constitution certainly does.
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  51.  @nahtatroll  Looks like a form of indoctrination… Or grooming. Why violate separation of church and state? Why not then allow for LGBTQ to be taught?
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  52.  @nahtatroll  You couldn’t force me, anyway. I bet you don’t even have a good reason to conclude a god exists. Care to get into that? Actually, the better question is whether or not you have the capacity.
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  53.  @nahtatroll  You might want to concern yourself with where to obtain a GED. 😎🤘🤸‍♀️
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  54. Um. molesting kids isn’t protecting innocence.
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  55.  @godsgrace5777  So, you’re all for murder?
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  56.  @JohnnyCatFitz  This would be particularly true if a god and heaven exists. Now, I don’t believe in either. However, for those that do… It seems to me, the child would suffer less and would,get the benefit of heaven without the risk of hell. Certainly permitting the child to grow up to be a sinner and end up in Hell would be far worse than aborting.
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  57.  @peterfontaine3535  Apparently,you care enough to be wrong and still post your feelings.
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  58. You’re incorrect, ma’am.
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  59. In Christian culture, owning and beating slaves is permissible by the laws of god. But we don’t do that here, in a Secular nation. Right?
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  60.  @obelus5985  Yes, I recommend you actually read your Bible, instead of cherry picking. Would you like to Copy and Paste Exodus 21 and Leviticus 25 for us?
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  61.  @obelus5985  Our founding fathers endured our Nation be Secular and removed any references to God from the Constitution. You should read The Founding Myth, by Andrew L. Seidel.
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  62.  @obelus5985  Leviticus 25: 44 “‘Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves. 45 You may also buy some of the temporary residents living among you and members of their clans born in your country, and they will become your property. 46 You can bequeath them to your children as inherited property and can make them slaves for life, but you must not rule over your fellow Israelites ruthlessly. Now, what were you saying about reading the Bible?
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  63.  @obelus5985  Exodus 21 “Now these are the rules that you shall set before them. 2 When you buy a Hebrew slave,[a] he shall serve six years, and in the seventh he shall go out free, for nothing. 3 If he comes in single, he shall go out single; if he comes in married, then his wife shall go out with him. 4 If his master gives him a wife and she bears him sons or daughters, the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out alone. 5 But if the slave plainly says, ‘I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free,’ 6 then his master shall bring him to God, and he shall bring him to the door or the doorpost. And his master shall bore his ear through with an awl, and he shall be his slave forever. 7 “When a man sells his daughter as a slave, she shall not go out as the male slaves do. 8 If she does not please her master, who has designated her[b] for himself, then he shall let her be redeemed. He shall have no right to sell her to a foreign people, since he has broken faith with her. 9 If he designates her for his son, he shall deal with her as with a daughter. 10 If he takes another wife to himself, he shall not diminish her food, her clothing, or her marital rights. 11 And if he does not do these three things for her, she shall go out for nothing, without payment of money. Again, what were you saying about reading the Bible? How about just part where it talks specifically about selling one’s own daughter into slavery?
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  64.  @obelus5985  How about we compare the First Commandment with the First Amendment. Our Constitution’s First Amendment guarantees religious freedom. The First Commandment opposes this freedom. And that makes Christianity fundamentally in opposition to American freedom, And shows America is in no way a Christian nation.
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  65.  @SmokeyTreats  And they ensured religion was not built into the establishment of our nation. The only references to religion are the establishment clause and the free exercise clause. Both are exclusionary. And no, they didn’t believe in “intelligent design”. And even if they did, it wouldn’t matter. America is a secular nation. And should remain so.
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  66.  @obelus5985  Yes, original sin, the Ten Commandments, and the prophecy of a messiah are all Old Testament. Right? New Testament includes: slaves, obey your earthly masters with all fear And… I have not come here to change the laws… Right?
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  67.  @obelus5985  I never asserted any Christians today own slaves. I am addressing doctrine. Remember, at first…you denied it was even within doctrine. And I have shown otherwise. Before asking me irreverent questions and trying to get me to defend an assertion I never made, at least acknowledge where it does permit slavery per the laws of god. And why are you working so hard to defend slavery which we both know is immoral. Or, do you think slavery is moral?
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  68.  @obelus5985  Their Creator… Nature. Remember, it is “We The People”.
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  69.  @SmokeyTreats  🥓🥓🤘
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  70.  @obelus5985  Sorry. All I have have done is copy and paste what the Bible actually says. Weird how you’re still denying the Bible says what it says. Oh, and some document goes specially into my ignorance? Listen to yourself. You’re so inflamed you can’t even address the reality of it. The Bible makes owning another person as property permissible by the law of God within Exodus. And beating them. No,two,ways around that reality. Now, you can worship your god of slavery, but I have higher moral standards.
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  71.  @obelus5985  I did mention slavery, as it is lawfully permitted according to Christian doctrine.
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  72.  @americanpariah1746  We have a secular nation with secular laws. And morality is subjective.
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  73.  @vinny06299  probably not, ma’am.
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  74. Your fantasies.
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  75.  @marqosmarqos1201  Another false conclusion. I’m just a decent person.
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  76. Coping with it will be more difficult than making the decision, probably. If people are breaking in, it’s hardly a decision. Us or them. The hardest decision is whether or not to warn them you’re armed, it seems. But hey, I’m not expert. I’ve never been in their shoes. :)
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  77. Sounds like you’re one of them. But oh, you’ve looked into them so….the police should all just stand down.
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  78.  @Com-bc6jl  Epistemology.
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  79.  @Com-bc6jl  Look it up. Take it seriously. If you’re ever in a position to have an intellectual and honest discussion, let me know.
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  80.  @Com-bc6jl  Remember….epistemology. Learn what it means. Take it seriously.
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  81.  @Com-bc6jl  I wonder if all your friends and family are made of straw, like everyone one of your arguments? Did you bother to look up the legal definition of a hate group? I did copy and paste it for you. Are you seriously so lazy and contrarian that you can’t engage honestly? Nobody is claiming it is illegal to be hateful. What you’re arguing here is that since you’re not aware of the charges, that somehow the charges aren’t warranted. When the legal definition of a hate group includes violence or planned violence, the is justification for making arrests. But you’re not really interested in prevent illegal and criminal violence. You’re here, apparently, to dishonestly argue I’m defense of violent criminals. This is why epistemology is important. These people weren’t likely just picked up out of momma’s basement for being rude, we’re they? I didn’t ask to engage in debate, I was simply mocking your posts. Though clearly you couldn’t keep up with honest discourse if you tried. You suggest I have an antiquated non-critical way of thinking. However, those claims are demonstrably false, and made based on your own incredulity and bias. As for morality, I’d be willing to have this discussion. What does morality mean to you? Oh, and truth is what comports with reality. Truths are above feelings or opinion? What does that even mean? Do you even know what you mean when you say that? Do they sit on different shelves? Lol.
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