The Left Hates The Salvation Army. That's All You Need to Know About the Left

Townhall.com ^ | December 3, 2019 | Dennis Prager

[bramps]

From the article:

To hate the manifestly good is a sure sign of being bad.

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Christ was the living definition of manifestly good so tacitly calling him a liar everyday might be something Dennis should consider when attacking others as being bad.

[treetopsandroofs]

Had not heard that about SA or the existence of SP until now.

SP doesn’t appear to be an option for me, was somewhat joking about adding the stuff to the recycling bonfire.

Someone here yesterday said Graham had backtracked on supporting CFA, but didn’t provide any evidence.

[TalBlack]

is whether there is anything the left could do to make Americans understand how destructive it is. “””

They are called ‘useful idiots’for a reason. The Left panders to their ego and sense of self-gratification then tosses them on the shite pile when they’ve gained the power that was the main objective all along.

[bramps]

Graham honorably asked folks to pray for CFA and did somewhat backtrack by acknowledging that CFA had abandoned Christian causes. To me his response was fine.

My bigger point is to be careful throwing out comments like ‘SA is anti-Trump’. I don't think they are anti -Trump and I don't think Franklin Graham truly supports anything anti Christian.

[Puppage]

They hate anything they can’t control.

[eyeamok]

The Left Hates The Salvation Army. That's All You Need to Know About the Left

The left doesn't need a qualifier.

[infool7]

+1

I thought of posting that but

I just knew it would show up right quick.

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[treetopsandroofs]

Thanks, am expecting Big Media to soon tell us that CFA sales have “unexpectedly” dropped.

The sanctimonious CFA trolls here still seem to feel compelled to troll, but are now being out-posted 50 to 1 or so.

[Buttons12]

As I have said for years, the left destroys everything it touches: music, art, Christianity, Judaism, economies, universities, high schools, late-night comedy, pro football, women's likelihood of finding happiness, men's likelihood of maturing, the Boy Scouts and the innocence of children (think "Drag Queen Story Hour" for 5-year-olds at libraries), to cite some of the more obvious examples

Love Prager, but he's forgetting the most obvious example: babies, and their likelihood of drawing breath.

[BipolarBob]

That comment combined with your tagline makes you the early morning leader for hypocrite of the day.

Well, the morning is still early and I've just now started posting. I love a good challenge.

[Beagle8U]

“Sorry. The Salvation Army came out a while ago as anti-Trump.”

Link to that??

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I like their choices in enemies.

[null and void]

“Most depressing of all, Chick-fil-A, a business owned by a Christian and heretofore run according to Christian principles, caved in to LGBTQ organizations’ pressure and stopped funding The Salvation Army, while it has also donated to a left-wing group that hates the good, the Southern Poverty Law Center.”

As I shoved money into the kettle yesterday I told the bell ringer "If Chick-fail-A won't donate, I WILL!"

[Beagle8U]

There is a pay-wall to that link.

[HamiltonJay]

The Salvation Army, the Boy Scouts... if it is good the left hates it.... period.

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Or they figure that we’re too disorganized to even consider cutting them loose.

Friday I tried the chicken sandwich at the Popeye’s across the street from the local Chick-Fail-A. First time ever. It was pretty good.

Yes, I crossed the road to get to the other side.

The chickens made me do it.

As an individual, I don't need an organization to change where I shop.

Judging by the drive through line lengths at CFA and Popeye's, neither do a bunch of other people.

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Only the sanctimonious have quit Chick Filet

I've quit. Next will you be calling me a deplorable, or perhaps a stinky Walmart person?

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Go for it!

[Buttons12]

Well, you can’t help anyone on earth with perfect assurance they deserve it and won’t make you regret it...
I’ve donated plenty to SA and as long as they pass it along to the needy, I’m not too concerned about what their suits say.
It’s a lot like lending money to a relative. Either do it in a spirit of giving, no strings attached and no expectations, or don’t, because the bonds of kinship should prevail.
Same with charity, do it because your fellow man is needy, or don’t do it because those strings won’t play your tune.
And after all, between my place and the SA dropoff there are dozens if not hundreds of needy people, which I know from delivering meals from my church kitchen.

[myerson]

Those military personnel serving in combat zones love the Salvation Army (aka the “Sally Ann”). The Red Cross? Not so much.