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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one Katangie Brown Jackson and Barack Obama black

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on black mental abusers. Story number two. The Godfather of

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Vaccines tells on himself in story number three, if Jesus

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was okay with same sex activity, he would have said

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that because Jesus was not shy talk about this all

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with the help of God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains

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of Free American. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in. These

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are the times through which God has decided we shall live.

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How would you describe Kitangy Brown Jackson and Barack Cussin Obama?

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Now they are different people. Barack Cussin Obama is clever

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and smart and plotting and charismatic, or he used to be.

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He's in that fat Elvis stage of charisma now where

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it's stale and old and the act is old and

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it doesn't work anymore and the fake pauses and the

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fake thoughtfulness. People have caught onto that that this is

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just part of shtick Obama stick Katangi Brown Jackson, how

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would you describe her? I mean, the easy way to

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describe her is what she is. She's a dei placement

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on the Supreme Court. She's there because she is black,

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which she agrees with that, so she has a lot

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more melanin in her skin than a lot of folks have,

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so darker shades. And because she's a woman, which is

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something with which Katangi Brown Jackson doesn't necessarily agree, because

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Katangi Brown Jackson famously testifies that she has no idea

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what a woman is. But how would you describe these

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two liars? Okay, secrets of power, fair enough, socialists, great

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maoists even better. But you know what they really are

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is they are black on black mental abusers. That's what

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they are. They are black people abusing the minds of

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black people. This is Katangi Brown Jackson, and she is

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asking questions and having an interaction at Supreme Court case

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about Louisiana's redistricting. What Kittangi Brown Jackson wants is to

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have another all black districts, a district voting district created

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based solely upon the topic of race. Kit Tangi brown

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Jackson learns during this hearing that black Democrats don't vote

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for black candidates in Louisiana. Kittangi brown Jackson did not

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ask the question what are the quality of the candidates?

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Are they good candidates? Do they have positions that appeal

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to voters in the state of Louisiana or are they

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hardcore pressives that Democrats in Louisiana not being hardcore progressives

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can't stand. Are they performative, they have any experience, or

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are they simply DEI candidates like she Cantandy brown Jackson

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is a DEI Supreme Court justice. She doesn't ask any

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of those questions. She doesn't care that there's no proof

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at all that any of this has anything to do

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with racism. She simply wants an outcome, and that outcome

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is to have an all black district because only by

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having all black districts can you get black people elected.

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This is the black on black mental abuse. She's telling

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Democrats won't vote for you. So here's Katandy brown Jackson

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in this exchange, and she is effectively saying, in fact

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says at the end of this that black voters are disabled.

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Speaker 3: I guess I'm thinking of it of the fact that

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remedial action absent discriminatory and is really not a new idea.

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Speaker 1: So absent discriminatory intent, remedial action forcing people to do

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some things to remediate an issue is not unusual, even

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if there's no actual racism involved or actual intent to discriminate.

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Got that. Keep that in mind as she gets to

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her clothes of her statement. Here, let's go back to

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the dei higher Tangi Brown Jackson.

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Speaker 3: In the civil rights laws, and my kind of paradigmatic

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example of this is something like the.

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Speaker 1: ADA American Americans with Disabilities Act. My godmother helped write that.

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She is a conservative Catholic, Christian, Jesus centered Catholic. She

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helped write this because as a teacher in college professor,

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she saw people not able to get into her buildings.

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So it's a well intended piece. No one ever said

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people built buildings to be discriminatory. But people could not

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get into the buildings. This is an important distinction. They

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could not get into libraries or hospitals or bakeries. This

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is an important distinction that Catangi Brown Jackson then just

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a racist and doesn't care about, then, she continues.

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Speaker 3: Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act against the backdrop

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of a world that was generally not accessible to people

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with disabilities, and so it was discriminatory in effect because

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these folks were not able to access these buildings, and

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it didn't matter whether the person who built the building

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or the person who owned the building intended for them

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to be exclusionary.

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Speaker 1: That's irrelevant.

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Speaker 3: Congress said, the facilities have to be made equally open

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to people with disabilities, if readily possible. I guess I

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don't understand why that's not what's happening here. The idea

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in section two is that we are responding to current

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day manifestations of past and present decisions that disadvantage minorities

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and make it so that they don't have equal access

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to the voting system. Right, they're disabled. In fact, we

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use the word disabled in Milligan.

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Speaker 1: We say that's a way they're disabled. Just this thick

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of how far this mental abuser has to twist this stuff.

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Are black people able to fill in a box on

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an envelope saying I vote for this person on a

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paper in an envelope and then sign it and then

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send it. Because it doesn't require postage. I mean mail

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in balloting is an utter fraud. It's an imitation for fraud.

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It is walking, breathing, talking vote fraud. And black people

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can do that, just like black people can get IDs

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and driver's licenses and bank accounts and much of the

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segritted people like Joe Biden and Cami Harris. They could

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even sign up for an AOL account. So she says

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that they don't have access to the voting systems, but

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they do. So she's taking a districting issue and pretending

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it's an access issue. She has to do this because

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she's a mental abuser. She can't say that there are

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candidates that are running who happen to be black, who

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also happened to be insanely unlikable. Take for instance, Cammi Harris.

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She was so unlikable she couldn't get to one percent

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in the Democrat primary when she ran against the figurehead.

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She was so unlikable they wouldn't even have a Democrat convention.

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I mean they had the convention, but not the vote.

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It's not a single vote for that woman. So where

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black people denied voting access, then yes, much more than

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they are in Louisiana where they can and do vote.

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In fact, the trunout for black voters in the South

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has increased. Praise God. I guess if they're educated voters.

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I happen to think that white black whoever, if you're

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not educated, you should stay home. That's just me. So

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that's Catangi Brown Jackson. One example of this. Another is

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brock Hussein Obama, who recognizes that AOC being the spokesperson

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for the Democrats and once again Bernie Sanders being the

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spokesperson or Nancy Pelosi or Gavin Newsom is killing his

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grift machine, the Democrat Party. So he's once again pushing

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himself back up into the national spot slight and likewise

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abusing black voters mentally, black on black mental abuse. I'll

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show it to mean here in a second. You know,

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there's good things that come out of the liberal States.

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Alan soaps comes out of California. We're about to talk

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about California with Barack Obama sticking his nose into this.

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The good thing that came out of there is world

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class soap that has some advantages over the soaps that

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are world class brands. So there's brands of soap that

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are world class, instantly recognizable, such as you get Dove

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Boom instantly recognized. Where's it made and who makes it?

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How many chemicals are in it? What's their position on DEI?

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Did they give money to the chemical and surgical abuse

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of kids? Alan Soaps doesn't. Where's Alan Soaps made? It's

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made in the Midwest in the United States of America.

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Who makes it? A family? How long have they done it?

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Three generations? Are the chemicals in it? None? Is it

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gentle in your skin? Absolutely? Are the fragrances unique?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 1: Does it come in non fragrance yep? Does it have

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a mission beyond soap Absolutely, to employ people like Alan

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who the rest of the world wanted to have been

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unalived in the womb. Does he work there today yep,

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every single day, quality control, packaging, inventing new soaps. As

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brother works there as well. Both of these boys would

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be turned away from employers. Can I buy it? Yep?

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Alan Soaps dot Com slash tod They get special discount.

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You do. You get ten percent off all the products

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there and if you love it, then subscribe and continue

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to support a company that supports the fact that all

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lives matter. It's Alan Soaps dot Com slash Todd. So

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Barack Ussain Obama knows he cannot allow the current crop

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of the squad elin Omar to be the face of

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the Democrat Party. He can't allow that. He can't allow

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Nancy Pelosi to do this. That frightens everybody. So Barack

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Obama sticking his nose back into politics. Here's Obama talking

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about Proposition fifty in the state of California. The message

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here being we can't continue to let Republicans decide how

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we vote in California.

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Speaker 4: Like many of you, I've become increasingly concerned about the

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rising wave of authoritarianism sweeping the globe. We're seeing politicians

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target civil society, undermind freedom of the press, weaponize the

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justice system, and no one is being spared. Even countries

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that thought they were immune from wholesale assaults on democracy

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now understand. We're all part of this struggle. That's an

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enormous challenge, but it also means we can learn from

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each other. I recently sat down with three leaders who

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are part of the Obama Foundation's Alumni network to discuss

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their work in Hungary and Poland to countries on the

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leading edge of confronting autocracy. People like Stephania Sandor and Susanna.

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They give me hope.

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Speaker 1: So he goes and talks about the Obama Foundation, wanting

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to make sure that we don't fall into tyranny. This,

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of course, the guy who used the justice system tyrannically

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to go spy on Trump Land, tyrannically to put in

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prison some of his employees and team members, tyrannically use

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our system to block the prosecution of drug gangs bringing

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heroin into our country. Tyrannically decided to against the law

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give Iran hundreds of billions of dollars. During the same

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set Shin Barack Obama recorded a message about California, about

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this hyperpartisan bill, this this Prop fifty, that he's deeply,

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deeply against California.

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Speaker 4: The whole nation is counting on you. Democracy is on

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the ballot November four.

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Speaker 5: Uh huh.

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Speaker 4: Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to rig

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the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years.

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Prop fifty You can stop Republicans in their tracks. Prop

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fifty puts our elections back on a level playing field,

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preserved independent redistricting over the long term, and lets the

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people decide return your ballot today, vote yes on fifty.

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Speaker 1: Barack Obama telling black people again, Republicans tend to intend

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to come and steal the elections. Look at the visuals

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and the ads. That's exactly what this is meant to do.

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This unchecked power that Trump has, you know, while the

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government shut down while he wants it open. This unchecked

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power he has where he's being told now by a

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rogue judge in California that he doesn't have the right

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to fire people from the executive branch because she finds

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it icky that unchecked power. See baracos in Obama is

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transmitting all of this when the fact is California has

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independent redistricting. They voted it in Prop fifty undoes this.

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And you don't have to go far into California, far

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into Los Angeles to see the effects of Democrat policies

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on black families. Simply go look at their black on

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black crime. They're black on black victimization. Black perpetrators were

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victimizing black young people. You don't have to look forward

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to see that. Barack Obama and Catangi Brown Jackson are

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a lot of things. Their duplicitus, their liars, Catangi Brown

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Jackson is unqualified for anything. They are also perpetrators of

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black on black mental abuse. And may God forgive them

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for that, because he's going to have to if they

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want any future story Number two, the Godfather of vaccines

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tells on himself, there's a guy who is known in

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the world of I'm gonna do this. I'll do this

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as with a as least venom as I can, a

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little venom as I can. The public health world, there's

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no such thing as public health. Okay, I'll try this again.

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Let me try this again. The reason I say there's

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no such thing as public health is because health is

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based on an individual series of decisions that can add

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up into a healthy or non healthy public population. Public

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health extends only, I think, to access to health. That's it.

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I don't think public health well, I mean the prevention

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of DC's disease. Now, maybe we could invent, say a

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civil or federal organization that actually prevented disease. We should

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try that, but it would actually have to be involved in,

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say preventing really obvious disease like metabolic disorder or obesity,

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or addictions to insulent highs that you get through eating garbage.

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I can't do it. See, I cannot do this without venom.

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Let me try again, shake it out. Public health authorities

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consider a doctor by the name of Stanley Platkin to

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be the godfather of vaccines. So he was at the

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forefront of the invention of some of the most important

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vaccines in history. And this is this is a deposition.

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It's part of a deposition where doctor Plotkin had to

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sit down with Aaron Siri, a lawyer works for RFK

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Junior's organization, works with del big Tree. He had to

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sit down and answer questions under oath about these vaccines

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and how safe they are. He's the godfather vaccines. Now,

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I'm not going to make any intro judgment at all

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about these vaccines, but I want you to judge if

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this guy is telling the truth about their safety and

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efficacy based upon noble science, the result of scientific analysis,

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the result of having a thesis and then attempting to

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falsify that thesis, in this case, through actual physical tests

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biological tests, in other words, actually examining the effects of

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these drugs. So I'll show you this in a second,

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and then you be the judge. Because the data tells

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the story. There's data in all stories. Your retirement story

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two nine eight. So here is the Godfather of vaccines,

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Doctor Stanley Potkin, under cross examination by lawyer Aaron Siri.

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Speaker 5: When you look at the clinical trials that were done

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pre licensure for Comma VACSHP, how long does it say

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that safety was monitored after each dose?

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Speaker 1: Let's see is paging through the research. Five days.

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Speaker 5: It's five days long enough to detect an order immune

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issue that arises after five days. No, it's five days

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long enough to detect any neurological disorder that arose from

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the vaccine after five days. No, there is no control group.

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Speaker 6: Correct, It does not mention any control group.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 5: If you turn to section six point two under the

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Nervous system disorders, it states that there have been reports

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of Giambarre syndrome correct, as well as multiple sclerosis exacerbation

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of multiple sclerosis. My life, including transversemilitis seizure, febril seizure,

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periphone neuropathy including Bell's palsy, muscle weakness, hypothesia, and encephalitis. Correct. Correct, Okay.

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Speaker 6: Now important that before you go on how these reports

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are required to be included because they have been reported

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to the authorities as happening after vaccination. That is not

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proof that the vaccine caused those reactions.

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Speaker 1: The question here is should people be told about this?

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The question here is is this scientifically robust? Is this

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data driven? The question here is should we have control groups?

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Should we monitor the effects of vaccines for more than

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five days or not? Can you say something is safe

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and effect I would you stop monitoring it? On the

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sixth day story number three, if Jesus Christ was okay

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with same sex activity, he would have said that. Now

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you could say this about a lot of things from

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the Bible. If Jesus wanted an NFL football, it would

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have said, hey, and I therefore say there will be

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football games. Jesus didn't dwell in the realm of Hey,

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let's go out and create some fun games for people.

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Jesus dwelt in the realm of building the Kingdom of

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Heaven telling people the repent of sins for the Kingdom

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of Heaven was near. That was him bringing the Kingdom

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of Heaven, because he is, in fact God, Almighty, part

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of the Triune God had. As he walked around, God

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was walking around, the Kingdom of Heaven was walking around.

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He gave us an opportunity to repent of our sins,

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to accept them as our Lord and savior, to be

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changed by him. And then when he went back to

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Heaven to have with us the holy spirits. That's an

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incredible thing, the Kingdom of Heaven within us. That was

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his gig. It was not about, hey, let's have NFL

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football or maybe one day there'll be an Internet something

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like that. Jesus if he had noticed that the Pharisees were, say,

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enforcing laws against sexual activity in the wrong way, Jesus

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would have corrected that. Because Jesus was not shy about

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correcting the Pharisees. He wasn't shy at all. I even

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went to kind of against my I guess better, Angels,

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I went to AI to ask this question. In this case,

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I asked Grok and yeah, I checked this against the Bible,

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because I don't trust AI. But I'm going to give

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you some examples of where Jesus corrected the Pharisees, because

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Jesus was not shy of correcting the Pharisees. They were

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the ones who pretended to hold the keys to heaven.

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They were the ones acting like God Almighty. And sometimes

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the Pharisees took things through too far or not far enough,

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and Jesus corrected them. So i'll show you this in

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a second. You should correct something of a coming catastrophe.

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shy about correcting the Pharisees. And this is what I

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asked Grock about Jesus correcting the Pharisees. Grock writes, Jesus

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correction of the Pharisees application of Old Testament law. The Pharisees,

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as religious leaders in the first century Judaism, were known

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for their strict adherence to the Mosaic Law and their

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extensive oral traditions, which they believe clarified and expanded upon it. However,

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Jesus frequently challenged their application of Old Testament law, emphasizing

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its true intent over their legalistic interpretations. This paper explores

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key instances where Jesus corrected the pharisees misunderstandings, drawing from

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the Gospel accounts to highlight his teachings on the spirit

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of law. So when he's where they're talking about the

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oral tradition, expanding or clarifying. In other words, they added

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to the Bible the thing we're told not to do.

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We're not to add or subtract to the Bible. So

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the Pharisees already screwed up. So this is some examples

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that Groc wrote into this paper. One Sabbath observance, prioritizing

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mercy over ritual. The Pharisees rigidly enforced Sabbath laws, viewing

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any activity resembling work as a violation. Jesus confronted this

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in several instances, healing on the Sabbath Mark twelve nine

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through fourteen, Mark three one through six, Luke thirteen ten

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through seventeen. When the Pharisees criticized Jesus for healing a

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man with a weathered hand or a woman bent over,

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Jesus responded, is it lawful to do good on the

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Sabbath or to do evil? Or to save life or

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to unlive a person? He emphasized that the Sabbath was

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ma made for human benefits, not to hinder acts of mercy.

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The Pharisees focus on prohibiting work missed the law's purpose

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of promoting human flourishing. My Father desires mercy, not sacrifice.

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Disciples plucking grain Matthew chapter twelve, verses one through eight.

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When the Pharisees accused Jesus disciple of breaking the Sabbath

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by plucking grain, Jesus cited David's example of eating consecrated bread.

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son of Man is the lord of the Sabbath Matthew

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twelve eight. He also referenced Hoseiah sixty six. I desire mercy,

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not sacrifice, showing that compassion supersedes ritualistic observations. Correction, Jesus

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taught that the Sabbath was intended to serve humanity, not

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enslave it to rules. Pharisees legalism neglected the law's deeper

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call to love and mercy, so he said that the

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Sabbath was made for man, not man. For the Sabbath

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ritual purity in a righteousness over external observance, the Pharisees

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emphasize external rituals such as hand washing before meals, as

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extensions of purity laws. In Mark seven one one through

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twenty three, they criticized jesus disciples for eating with unwashed hands,

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and Jesus rebuked them, quoting Isaiah twenty nine thirteen, This

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people honors me with their lips, but their heart is

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far from me. He explained that true defilement comes from

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the heart, evil thoughts, malice, and sin, not only from

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the external impurities like unwashed hands. Correction, Jesus redirected the

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focus from external rituals to internal transformation, aligning with the

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Old Testament's call for a circumcised heart. Deuterrotomy, Chapter ten,

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verse sixteen. The Pharisees' obsession with outward purity missed the

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law's aim to foster genuine holiness. Jesus also, by the way,

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called the Pharisees whitewashed tombs, looking clean and fancy on

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the outside, but dirty and filthy on the inside. In

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the case of divorce, Jesus talked about this again, correcting

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the Pharisees. In divorce, he'd heard it said you should

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give your wife a certificate of divorce. Jesus cleared this up.

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The Pharisees questioned Jesus about divorce, citing Deuterotomy twenty four

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one through four, which permitted a certificate of divorce Matthew

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Chapter nineteen, verse three through nine. They interpret this broadly,

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allowing divorce for trivial reasons. Jesus counter by pointing to

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Genesis two twenty four, emphasizing God's original intent for marriage

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as lifelong union. He clarified that Moses allowed divorce due

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to Israel's hardness of heart, but this was not God's ideal.

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Jesus restored the law intended to protect the sanctity of marriage,

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challenging the Pharisees' lenient application that undermined conventional fidelity. But

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it did help men, because to be a Pharisee you

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had to be a man men whose hearts had grown hard.

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He also accused them of causing a divorce wife to

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commit adultery if she remarried, and they then being subject

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to that sin. As well. Upholding God's design for marriage.

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He did that love is the fulfillment of the law.

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He did that Matthew twenty two, verses thirty three for forty.

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When a pharisee asked about the greatest commandment, Jesus summarized

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the law with Deuterotomy sixty five love for God and

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the Vitigus nineteen, verse eighteen love for the neighbors, stating

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on these two commandments depend all the law and the prophets.

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The pharisees focus and detailed regulations often obscured this foundational

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principle correction. Jesus taught that love is the lens through

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which all laws should be interpreted, exposing the pharisees tendency

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to prioritize rules over relationships. Then it goes on his

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hypocrisy and the law's application, and then we get to

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something of an extension where Jesus actually made the law harder.

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I tell you, a man who looks at a woman

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with lust in his heart has already committed adultery with her.

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He took the sin, the physical sin of adultery, and

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he expanded it to a mental sin. Now he spoke

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of adultery, you can expand that easily a nough to

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any sexual sin, such as fornication or same sex activity.

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old Testaments Jesus was quoting also said that same sex

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activity is a sin. Jesus had all sorts of time,

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being God part of the train, and God had forever

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to plant out his speech when he came down here

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to say, you've heard it said that a man shall

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not lie with a man as with a woman, nor

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a woman with another woman as with a man. But

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I tell you it's cool. Love is love. Jesus never

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did that, and he wasn't shy about correcting the pharisees.

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We would be wise to remember that Jesus Christ never

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spoke accidentally. Everything he said was intentional, and every warning

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he issued was based upon love. Our love for God

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with our entire heart mind soul and strength, and his

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love for us, a love so great that he came

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down to earth, took on the form of a vulnerable

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little baby, knew human suffering and human temptation, and knew

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a death to which few of us can ever relate. Fact,

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none of us can relate to the Cross. That's how

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much he loved us. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go,

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be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every

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effort to walk in the life of Christ.

