BrodyDad
| Favorite team: | Georgia  |
| Location: | |
| Biography: | My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. My mother was a fifteen year old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize, he would drink |
| Interests: | Letting anteaters recite poetry and politics |
| Occupation: | CEO of United HealthCare... for the moment |
| Number of Posts: | 290 |
| Registered on: | 12/6/2025 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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What is your definition of the line between disagreement/Dislike and TDS?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/28/26 at 2:37 pm
I agree with the vast majority of the policy decisions and focus of Trump's presidency. I think he has done a good job.
I do not care at all for the man himself, his history, or the way he talks and treats others.
I would have no desire to know him or count him as a friend, but I like having him in the White House.
A guy I work with is all in MAGA and says that I have a low level form of TDS.
Where is the line?
I do not care at all for the man himself, his history, or the way he talks and treats others.
I would have no desire to know him or count him as a friend, but I like having him in the White House.
A guy I work with is all in MAGA and says that I have a low level form of TDS.
Where is the line?
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Being proud to put an American flag up. Oh, and take
Off that hijab
You must have zero problem with the Hispanic folks then.
re: Trump back up to 46% approval in Rasmussen poll
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/26/26 at 12:51 pm to captainFid
I remember feeling like this about Bill Clinton in the 90s. Nothing ever stuck.
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It's not just the generous welfare many glom on to. It's the "mix" of immigrants since 1965 (frick you Ted Kennedy), the "celebration" of original country heritage along with lack of requirement of assimilation (the rise of the hyphenated American)
What are things you can point to that would indicate assimilation? 1 Speak only English? 2 change their religion if not Christian or Jewish? 3 leave the cultural traditions of the old country behind? How does one judge that?
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/20/26 at 10:53 am to dickkellog
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we've banned it in arkansas why won't you baby killers in georgia ban it?
i don't care what happens in blue states like georgia fix your own house mate.
As things go, Georgia is pretty restrictive for being as purple as it is. I wish it was as strong, if not stronger, than Arkansas. But I dont get to decide that alone.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 10:22 pm to PrattvilleTiger
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You do realize Democrat women get abortions at much higher rates than Republican women, right?
You want millions more Democrat voters in this country
My parents are democrats, yet here I am with pretty far right views. Thats a non-starter for me.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 10:20 pm to Neutral Underground
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It's probably gone up because females have easier access to Plan B pills. They can be delivered through the mail.
All the more reason for a national ban.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 3:23 pm to GoblinGuide
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Just so we're clear on how extreme your position is. My daughter is assaulted and gets pregnant? Too bad, she's having her rapist's baby. My wife is having pregnancy complications and there's a better than 50/50 chance it's going to kill her? Too bad, roll the dice and good luck. The other guy is right, that's a psycho mindset.
It is only extreme when judged against modern society's moral failings. For most of history, abortion has been on the criminal side of the law. A just and proper society cannot and should not condone it. There have always been ways to handle the situations you mentioned and I presume there always will be. But those that live and act outside of societal norms should always face the consequences of their actions, should that become known.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 12:08 pm to DaveyJones12
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You’re fricking insane man if my daughter gets raped then pregnant abortion is absolutely on the table
If my wife might die from a pregnancy complication abortion is on the table
I’m on board with abolishing “at will” abortions outside of the first 8 weeks or whatever. If you really think that abortion is all or nothing then you’re fricking insane. Psycho insane. Like you’re a danger to your neighbors.
You seem to have an anger problem to go with your foul mouth. Seek help.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 12:07 pm to lake chuck fan
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Its not what Trump has said or feels, it's what SCOTUS decided which is that abortion is a state issue.
They said that in the absence of a national ban. It is important what Trump says because he is the face of conservatism in this country. He has signaled that he will not make any move to try to restrict abortion on a national level. He punted.
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You're presenting this issue the same way our media does, all or nothing. In reality, it's a nuanced position by most Americans. Rape, life threatening to Mother, or viability of infant are conditions that most Americans support for abortion options.
It IS all or nothing. I see no room for exceptions. The babies didnt ask for that.
re: Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 10:43 am to Sweep Da Leg
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It’s 100% a states rights issue. The federal government needs to stay out of it and everything else not involved in borders and security
Is that who we want to be as conservatives? To say, states can decide if they murder babies?
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Pro-lifers need to convince the public that their position is correct. We're never going to achieve the outcomes we'd like as long as a majority of the country opposes us.
Respectfully, we have been using the carrot instead of the stick approach for 50 years and it has produced a bad outcome. Had Roe not been allowed to exist with its flimsy legal justification for so long, we might be past the point of doing anything.
Fighting abortion Post Roe. Are we on the right track?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/19/26 at 10:28 am
President Trump has said many times that he feels like this is a States' rights issue, but I don't think that is working.
Too many progs in too many blue states have totally doubled down on baby killing and are having a lot of "success" in their evil scheme. Most statistics show that abortion numbers have gone up since Roe was done away with.
I think it is past time for a complete national ban or at the very least federal criminal prosecution for those who cross state lines for murder and for the murderers who provide the service to out of state women.
Too many progs in too many blue states have totally doubled down on baby killing and are having a lot of "success" in their evil scheme. Most statistics show that abortion numbers have gone up since Roe was done away with.
I think it is past time for a complete national ban or at the very least federal criminal prosecution for those who cross state lines for murder and for the murderers who provide the service to out of state women.
re: Does your church practice church discipline?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/16/26 at 1:30 pm to UptownJoeBrown
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So is it against your church or not to suck dick? Simple question
The Ladies' Sunday School class would like a word.
Does your church practice church discipline?
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/16/26 at 9:55 am
If so, how is it handled? Does it happen quickly or does it take a long time and cause internal strife?
My brother is a Deacon at a non-denominational and is struggling with this right now. There is a 40ish guy who has been a good church member and has contributed time, money and effort toward making the church a better place. Everyone seems to like him, but there have been whispers that he might be gay. Well that has been confirmed as the guy has announced his plans to marry another man. He isn't demanding a church wedding or anything, but this is causing a big problem. Some want to continue to welcome him, but my brother feels like they have no choice but to tell him to leave.
Any thoughts?
My brother is a Deacon at a non-denominational and is struggling with this right now. There is a 40ish guy who has been a good church member and has contributed time, money and effort toward making the church a better place. Everyone seems to like him, but there have been whispers that he might be gay. Well that has been confirmed as the guy has announced his plans to marry another man. He isn't demanding a church wedding or anything, but this is causing a big problem. Some want to continue to welcome him, but my brother feels like they have no choice but to tell him to leave.
Any thoughts?
I read somewhere that in the mid to late 1950s, something like 75 to 80% of white southerners supported segregation and enforcement of Jim Crow laws.
I wonder what that figure would be in 2026?
I wonder what that figure would be in 2026?
re: Here's a friendly reminder to never go bungie jumping in Brazil
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/13/26 at 5:05 pm to RollTide1987
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Beautiful girl, too. So sad.
Yep. Would be a lot less tragic had she been homely.
re: ITT we draft a new US Bill of Rights for the 21st Century and beyond -1st Amendment
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/10/26 at 4:15 pm to Antonio Moss
If the government is limited properly and run by the same Godly men, there is no problem.
I dont want those with antipathy to God's truth to feel comfortable in spreading their lies.
I dont want those with antipathy to God's truth to feel comfortable in spreading their lies.
re: ITT we draft a new US Bill of Rights for the 21st Century and beyond -1st Amendment
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/10/26 at 3:23 pm to ned nederlander
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I too sometimes long for a return to Jim Crow.
Unlike many on this board, I can tell you there are plenty of non-white people I would welcome in the class of the protected and many whites who would be excluded.
re: ITT we draft a new US Bill of Rights for the 21st Century and beyond -1st Amendment
Posted by BrodyDad on 6/10/26 at 1:50 pm to mikesliveisacheater
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You can't just edit an Amendment. You have to pass a new Amendment that supersedes it. An example is the 18th and the 21st.
You certainly can at a Constitutional Convention. The reason why is simple. In its current form, the First Amendment gives too much protection to those who wish to do our country and culture harm. The Constitution was created by and for principled, conservative, Godly men and the benefit of it should not extend so generously to those who do not fit that description.
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