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LastManStanding says...

Subliminal messaging.

On 'I’m your man - no, it’s me’

Posted 22 February 2022, 11:46 a.m. Suggest removal

LastManStanding says...

The only solution is for Abaco to go independent. Nothing will ever change otherwise.

LastManStanding says...

It is a fact that Abaco was the second largest revenue generator for the Treasury prior to Dorian, go ask the government for the statistics if you think we are lying. Communities like Treasure Cay, Hope Town/Elbow Cay, Guana, Green Turtle, and more are filled with second homeowners paying property taxes on multi million dollar properties. This is not even mentioning Baker's Bay and the resorts that attract a multitude of visitors every year, or the real estate industry where the government collects millions in stamp tax and VAT from lawyers and realtors. Abaco is grossly undercompensated even for the amount of money that it sends to the Treasury even post-Dorian. It would have been much better off going independent.

LastManStanding says...

Abaco is getting too crowded, they are having to find other prospective shanty town building sites.

LastManStanding says...

What is going to be done about it? As with the past several decades, nothing worthwhile.

Rolle is looking in the wrong place if he trying to find guns coming from the US. He should start looking towards the undefended southern border we share with a certain lawless "nation" that happens to be a major transshipment point for drugs stopping in this country on their way to America or Canada.

LastManStanding says...

Our police force is full of questionable characters, but I do not give them blame for acting the way that they do in a lot of cases. Wearing a badge is walking around with a big red bullseye on your back, you never know when one of these fool gangsters is going to walk up to your car and put a bullet in your head. Some of the inner city areas are completely lawless, and their lives are at risk patrolling those neighborhoods. You have to mentally vigilant and alert in order to get your and your squadmate out in one piece.

It baffles me that people see no problem with our murder rate being just shy of the top ten worldwide, but want to crucify the police the minute that they have to shoot one of these wannabe thugs in self defense.

LastManStanding says...

Keep coming up with those insults, your 60 IQ brain might think of something good sometime soon.

On Cabinet discussing abortion legal change

Posted 18 February 2022, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal

LastManStanding says...

I repeat what I said above : unless you have read the Bible cover to cover, keep your erroneous opinion of it to yourself. You are unqualified to talk about what is contained in it otherwise. If what you say is true (and it isn't), Christians would need to circumcise their male offspring and be held to the same dietary restrictions as jews. Paul wrote extensively against the Judaizers and literally refuted your exact argument in multiple epistles. The Old Covenant is long gone for Christians.

You are completely wrong on your second count of doing evil to bring about good, something once again spoken about in Paul's epistles. I repeat again, read Scripture before you make yourself look like a big jackass.

Last time I checked, that child is the man's own as much as the woman's. It takes two to tango, and the woman willingly spread her legs unless he held you down and raped you. I don't know where people like you get off spouting the foolishness that resides in your brains, but you must live in complete fantasy land.

Also, no we will not be left alone. Many Christians have gone to prison for refusing to pay taxes to abortion supporting governments or praying in front of Planned Parenthood centers. The Bahamas is a majority Christian nation, and we do not support abortion. It is funny how people like you love to preach about democracy and Enlightenment principles until they don't work in your favour, and then have the gall to talk about hypocrisy. You people are liars and deceivers like your father the devil.

On Cabinet discussing abortion legal change

Posted 18 February 2022, 4:37 p.m. Suggest removal

LastManStanding says...

Emilio26,

Please let me know what crops you are going to grow in the marshes of Andros, I will wait on your answer. Also, I do not think you understand that we are a country of well over 400k (probably even 450k) people. Do you have any idea of how much food is required to feed that amount of people? I thought so. Also, you would know the history of citrus farming on Abaco (and how it caused the deluge of Haitian invaders there today) if you had done your homework before posting. You also have no idea how much farming machinery costs, and where Bahamian farmers would find money to purchase or maintain it. Judging by your comment on manual labour, you have never been on a farm in your life. Get some real world experience before making asinine assumptions.

LastManStanding says...

Bahamian atheists do very well in identifying the problems of this nation, but have zero understanding of cause and effect. The crime and murder in this country did not appear out of nowhere, it is a symptom of a wider problem. Corrupt politicians are only indicative of our culture, so how did it get so corrupt? Whether anyone likes it or not, religion brings structure to a society; something that Bahamian society sorely lacks.

Also, you have a faulty understanding of Scripture. The Deuteronomic law might have condemned adulterers to death, but Christians are free from that law by the death and Resurrection of Jesus. Paul spoke heavily on this topic in the New Testament epistles. Religious jews would still be held to that law given that they do not confess Jesus as the Messiah. A big problem with the atheist Bahamian views on Christianity is that they are not informed on what they are talking about. I always recommend reading the Bible cover to cover before forming an opinion on it.

On Cabinet discussing abortion legal change

Posted 17 February 2022, 2:56 p.m. Suggest removal