It should be no surprise that worshippers of demons rage against those bought and sealed with Christ’s holy blood, and identify Christians as their worst enemy. They hate us because of Christ. Our Savior, whose torture and triumph we honor next week with Holy Week and Easter, told us to expect their violent, unceasing hatred.
Lia Thomas, who is a man, is a pathetic cheat who competes against
women, and who uses the women's locker room where he exposes his penis,
because he is a man and has a penis, to the women who actually belong in
the women's locker room UNLIKE Lia Thomas, who is a man and belongs
nowhere near the women's locker room.
https://redstate.com/jeffc/2023/03/27/female-athlete-accuses-transgender-swimmer-lia-thomas-of-cheating-and-stealing-title-n722112
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The New York-based Second Circuit will soon hear arguments in what is likely to be the most significant Second Amendment court case of the year. Dozens of Second Amendment groups, gun control advocates, and states see it as the first major test of what courts now deem permissible gun regulations.
Five cases out of New York’s federal district courts will be heard in the Second Circuit on March 20 in front of a panel of three judges. The judges face the difficult task of interpreting the state’s gun laws in the wake of a Supreme Court decision from last year.
The confusion around what is and what is not permissible following the Bruen decision will now face its first comprehensive test at the appellate level after five decisions from lower courts struck down key aspects of the CCIA.
The five cases — Antonyuk v. Nigrelli, Hardaway v. Nigrelli, Spencer v. Nigrelli, Christian v. Nigrelli, and Gazzola v. Hochul — resulted in a number of the CCIA’s provisions being thrown out. A requirement that permit applicants demonstrate “good moral character” was thrown out, as was the requirement that applicants submit their social media information as part of background checks.
Some Democratic state lawmakers in New York are considering a plan to tax ammunition as a way to reduce gun violence. The bill, sponsored by Assemblywoman Pat Fahy (D-Albany), proposes an excise tax that would vary depending on the size of the bullet, ranging from 2 to 5 cents per round.
New Biden ‘efficiency’ rule would ban half of gas stoves on the U.S. market
Trumka's call to ban gas stoves was inspired by a controversial December study that attributed 13 percent of U.S. childhood asthma cases to gas-stove use. The group behind that study, Colorado-based green energy nonprofit Rocky Mountain Institute, has partnered with the Chinese government to engineer an "economy-wide transformation" away from oil and gas, the Washington Free Beacon reported in January.
Nope, nothing suspicious there.
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