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1. 11 days ago on Non Sequitur

   It’s amazing how many people vow fealty to both the Bible and the Constitution, seem to be utterly ignorant on both. For example, the first amendment and the first commandment contradict each other. Then again, they dismiss the Jesus of the bible as a “woke libtard”, claiming Trump to be the real Jesus.

2. 12 days ago on Non Sequitur

   Some Ikea manuals are, reportedly, worse. Their infamous cabinet nicknamed the “divorcemaker” comes to mind.

3. 20 days ago on Non Sequitur

   How reliable is your regional rodent forecaster? Up here in my part of Canada, it’s a little under 40% reliable. “An early spring” means making sure you have plenty of gas for your snowblower.

4. about 1 month ago on Non Sequitur

   I said during his previous presidency that people watched Trump for the same reason they’d watch a toddler with a loaded gun. The only difference is that this time the toddler was able to get rid of the responsible adults, but still has the loaded gun.

5. about 1 month ago on Non Sequitur

   What does the world need? As someone who has had a few jobs dealing with the general public, “fewer idiots” is often my go to.

6. about 2 months ago on Non Sequitur

   Why not recycle? There’s not enough coal for the all of the stockings of the chronic misbehavers out there. (Or you can just scare them straight, and leave a leg in the odd stocking.)

7. about 2 months ago on Non Sequitur

   Trump in 2016 — “I have a great healthcare plan. It’s going to cover everybody, it will cost less, and it will cover everything. Believe me”.

   Trump in 2024 — “I have concepts of a [healthcare] plan.”

8. about 2 months ago on Non Sequitur

   Also, as has been pointed out elsewhere, those who earn less than $400,000 per year (most people) would not be seeing any tax increase if Trump lost in 2024. The only ones who would see their taxes rise, would be the ones who have lower tax rates despite having more money. The alternative would be cuts or the elimination of healthcare. veterans’ benefits, public education, social security, overtime pay, and so forth.

9. 2 months ago on Non Sequitur

   That depends on the specifics of the denomination. If it’s still Christian Protestant Fundamentalists that are the largest religious block in the US, a lot of them would weed out non-Christians. Some would go further and weed out Catholics, while some go even further and weed out non-Fundamentalist Protestants, while others go even further still and weed out those who are part of the “wrong” Christian Protestant Fundamentalist groups.

   And as much as I hate to say this, but as a Canadian looking south, it appears to me that the states which are more likely to be biased against non-Whites, foreign speaking, and the wrong kind of theist, are also the ones which tend to be more religious. Somehow, that middle Eastern Jewish man who as a child hid out in Egypt, is a white skinned brown haired kid who grew up to look like a Californian surfer dude. Trump became the second coming of Jesus Christ, (except that that Jesus fella was too woke and too un-American,) sent to carry out God’s prophecies, and Democrats are the evil that must be excised from power. As usual, those who claim to be the most pro-Christian and pro-Constitution prove to be completely ignorant of both.

10. 2 months ago on Non Sequitur

    Last I heard, between the Catholics, the Protestants, and the Jewish, there are three separate versions of the 10 commandments. It’s a shame that “accept that which is different” isn’t in there anywhere.