B19 wrote:
I don't consider an inveterate liar to fit the definition of a good person. In Christianity, isn't Satan called "the father of lies?" How can a Christian defend an inveterate liar in good faith?
Which is the exact issue I’m having been trying to explain to certain members of where I attend church. I ended up melting down on quite a few of them in FakeBook.
As I have said in the past, I worked in Department of Defense as a contractor employee in the 1990’s: first at Naval Research and Development Research, Development, Testing, and Engineering Division Detachment Warminster, PA, then after the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division Warminster, PA (which NRaD was co-located) was shut down due to the Base Realignment and Closure Commission, working as an analyst for the Information Management Support Office, Deputy Chief of Staff—Operations and Plans, US Army—Pentagon. If I would have spilled top secret information to our enemies, like our illustrious president did to both N Korea and Mainland China, as well as Russia, I would have been captured, arrested, prosecuted and found guilty, and more than likely, executed as a traitor. But, as usual, I’m told I’m an idiot, as well as disloyal. Excuse me, but I was aware of what Trump was like 45 years ago, when I was an undergraduate music history major, since some of my former roommates were business majors, specifically finance and accounting. I’d pick up the Wall Street Journal (before Rupert Murdoch and NewsCorp RUINED that institution, just like he RUINED the Times of London), as well as read the New York Times, and the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette business sections.
Personally, I no longer have faith in
ANY of our elected leaders. At least Nixon had the good sense to resign when the sh!t hit the fan regarding his part in Watergate. The wusses in Congress, as far as I’m concerned when they failed to convict Clinton for lying, as well as Trump for treason.
And you wonder why I don’t vote?