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4:42Now PlayingRepublican Representative Lauren Boebert is trying to use Jesus as an excuse for why she's such a terrible human being. During a bizarre exchange in an interview with Mike Huckabee for Newxmax, Boebert said that she isn't going to tone it down at all because Jesus never toned it down. Clearly that woman hasn't read the Bible in quite some time, as Jesus spread a message of peace and love, and only lost his temper at the grifters (bankers) in his midst. Farron Cousins discusses this.
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During a recent conversation on news max with Mike Huckaby, Lauren Boebert admitted that the reason she has such a horrible personality is because, you know, Jesus basically had a horrible personality. And so she's, I, I guess just trying to model herself after this whole personality of Jesus, let me read what she said so that you understand fully what I guess she's trying to imply here. I believe as a Christian, that frustration we feel on the inside of us sometimes is really just God's motivation to send us to where we need to be part of the solution. You know, I think people would love if I would tone it down, but you know, we had our Lord, Jesus certainly didn't tone it down for anybody. We had the apostles who carried this message of the gospel and even the leaders in their days, they said, you know, it's fine. You can pray, but just don't do it in the name of Jesus.
I, I don't even know what kind of point you're trying to make because you didn't make one. She ends it by saying, and, and she's got a whole bunch of weird stuff in here. And then she goes, and then they tried to cancel Jesus, but she can't cancel God. So just actually to address that, that quick fact, if you've actually read the new Testament, you understand that the per purpose of Jesus was in fact to be canceled effectively. Cuz I guess we just call everything canceling. Now. Thank you Republicans, for, for that piece of idiotic pop culture that now exists with us forever. But yeah, that was actually the point of Jesus dying for the sins of mankind. He, he was supposed to do that according to the Bible that wasn't being CA I mean, hell if anything, that was God canceling his own son.
Like, Hey, I'm sending you down to earth to be canceled. my God Lauren, pick up a Fri Bible and read the thing for once. Furthermore, do you know why Jesus never had to tone it? Because as far as I can remember, the one instance in the Bible where Jesus lost his temper, uh, was when he was taken on the Grifters, essentially the bankers of the day, you know, in the temple, he flipped over tables and grabbed their whips and all that. And yeah, Jesus lost his cool at that point in the Bible. But other than that, he wasn't walking around with a bad attitude, threatening individuals sure. As hell didn't advocate violence against anyone ever. I, I, I think you may have missed the whole point of Jesus Lauren, like the entire point of Jesus. Do you even know who he is? I mean, for real, this is absolute, just little biblical rewriting at this point.
And the worst part is you're trying to say that your personality is so terrible and you're not gonna tone it down because I that's what Jesus would do is that really the point we're at. And I love how Republicans, like Bobert always use Jesus as a crutch, right? Somebody of impeccable moral character who cannot refute anything they say, right? So they just use it. And then you have a hard time. I'm like arguing with it because like you're arguing against Jesus. You're saying, Jesus, isn't real. You're saying I'm not like Jesus. I, I, I wish they would stop it. And I wish more people would call them on it because this is beyond idiocy. This is lunacy. That's what I hear. When I hear Lauren Bobert speak, I don't hear stupidity. I hear symptoms that my might require a professional to get some help here. That's what I'm sensing. But in the meantime, Lauren, pick up a Bible, pick up a new Testament, Bible, read it, cover to cover. And then you tell me how many times throughout that entire book, Jesus just straight up loses his cool and starts being an to everybody. Um, because yeah, I'm pretty sure other than that, one time I already mentioned, that's not a, a general theme of the Bible. And if that's what you took from it, then I don't know what you read, but it certainly wasn't the Bible itself.
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