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BREAKING. Calgary Pastor Artur Pawlowski ARRESTED moments after church today.

He refused to close his church, and was speaking out against the church shutdowns, and masks. Pulled out of his car on his knees in the street on a busy highway in the rain, and taken away in paddy waggons.

Note: He grew up in Poland under communism and Nazi fascism, and why he's referencing it.

https://www.todayville.com/calgary-p...algary-police/

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post 1638093663 05-08-2021, 07:18 PM
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That's crazy I posted his video yesterday. He really reached their hearts the first time, but I think they did not want to show weakness. In the end, the cops are just pawns for the government.

There is footage like this all over the world. In the US, the UK, even in Israel. These are some dark times to be alive.
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Police make up to $100K+ especially with overtime. They're not going to sacrifice their careers to die on a hill like refusing to arrest a pastor who doesn't abide with quarantine orders. You want to work at Subway?
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Originally Posted By bdaswat
He refused to close his church, and was speaking out against the church shutdowns, and masks. Pulled out of his car on his knees in the street on a busy highway in the rain, and taken away in paddy waggons.

Note: He grew up in Poland under communism and Nazi fascism, and why he's referencing it.

https://www.todayville.com/calgary-p...algary-police/

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https://www.brighteon.com/aacb0a67-9...c-42902993bb16
Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Police make up to $100K+ especially with overtime. They're not going to sacrifice their careers to die on a hill like refusing to arrest a pastor who doesn't abide with quarantine orders. You want to work at Subway?
No different than defending the Nazi SS from storming people's homes and looking for Jews people had hidden. Illegal quarantine orders stemming from a worldwide globalist scam of epic proportions. Continually "obeying quarantine" doesn't eventually mean you're going to get your freedom back, more will always be taken away until you have none, or until you die from their bioweapon injections falsely called vaccines.
"The reason we are being murdered with genetic altering drugs is its slow acting and it causes your body to malfunction and destroy itself so there is a "plausible deniability" factor. Unlike most poisons which leave more evidence of being the direct cause of death."

1,151+ pages of peoples accounts of Covid-19 vaccine damage:
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Calgary has a church? Probably like one
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Police make up to $100K+ especially with overtime. They're not going to sacrifice their careers to die on a hill like refusing to arrest a pastor who doesn't abide with quarantine orders. You want to work at Subway?
“And again I say to you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.”
post 1638094303 05-08-2021, 07:30 PM
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This is all about getting their rep back after he owned them last time.
post 1638094403 05-08-2021, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted By nielk
Calgary has a church? Probably like one
Calgary has hundreds of churches. With an attitude like that I'm guessing you're an Ontario douche?
post 1638094573 05-08-2021, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Paul
“And again I say to you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.”
Yeah it's a famous line in the Bible.

Still if you look at Ancient Roman Republic or Ancient Roman Empire: there were dozens upon dozens of big religions. How could all of them be right?

BTW still 1+ billion Indo-European Pagans in the world. Hint: they smell of Curry but they're still technically worshipping Zeus but with their own cultural fusion of it.
post 1638094933 05-08-2021, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted By eternalnoob
Calgary has hundreds of churches. With an attitude like that I'm guessing you're an Ontario douche?
Yes alt red account I sure am.
post 1638095083 05-08-2021, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted By nielk
Yes alt red account I sure am.
One of the biggest copes from Christians is that their religion is somehow popular or treated seriously.

look up the typical 1 to 3 million city. Type in Church on Google map. Count how many actually exist within the city limits. Divide the population of that city with those churches. It's probably going to be 100,000+ people per church, lmao.
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I mean Christianity is the biggest religion in the world, especially in the Anglosphere. If you have another religion or no religion at all, then you are going to be in the minority. The exceptions are the East and Muslim nations. Even then, most human beings on Earth follow Abrahamic faith.

I don't want to get into any more religion/politics discussions though on misc.
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post 1638097573 05-08-2021, 08:29 PM
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You break the law and you pay for the consequences

There's no moral victory here.

Follow the rules
post 1638097733 05-08-2021, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted By MinisterOfLust
You break the law and you pay for the consequences

There's no moral victory here.

Follow the rules
Yeah who hasn't heard of the internet in 2021 and realize you could just live stream a service on it. This isn't about religion.
post 1638097993 05-08-2021, 08:37 PM
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The right to worship is important, at least it is here in the USA. It's completely about religion, they are only there because of religion. Godless people don't need to worry about church/mosque/temple closures.

China followed the USSR and adopted atheism as the state religion, and they both chose to enforce it by suppressing religious groups like Christians, Buddhists, Uyghur Muslims, and Falun Gong.

The West is just adopting their policies.
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Yeah it's a famous line in the Bible.

Still if you look at Ancient Roman Republic or Ancient Roman Empire: there were dozens upon dozens of big religions. How could all of them be right?

BTW still 1+ billion Indo-European Pagans in the world. Hint: they smell of Curry but they're still technically worshipping Zeus but with their own cultural fusion of it.
-I'm having trouble understanding your points, I'm trying to piece together what you want to share, but what do you mean? I'm assuming you mean Christians aren't the only people being "persecuted". Although I don't agree with CT's and don't like comparing the mask rules to Nazi, etc... (on this, I'm not really on a political side since I don't think masks are a political issue per say, and I wear them at the gym, in crowded indoor places, at the store, but not when I'm at home, outside, running in the woods, etc... I'm not extreme one way or another.)But it's the bigger picture, which I get too.

What do I mean? 1. There's no grey area anymore, and people that are anti religious definitely are closer than ever to hating Christians. It's because everything culture is indoctrinating from academia to media to social media (i can talk about this for 4 pages, which I'll just say etc...) says... hey LGBTQ, Trans this, abortion that, etc... is how it is now. We don't gaf about your beliefs and what your spaghetti god say... "but".... RACIST!!! BIGOT!!! CANCEL HIM NOW!!!!! - lol this is going to be what causes a war, everyone knows this on both sides. Thats the issue brah.

2. Consistency. The other problem is all the BLM was incredibly out of control, maskless a lot of times, and while they were smashing through retail stores, and stealing iphones, beating people in the street, setting fire to private business after private businesses, and even killing... hardly got in any trouble, let alone for... standing... somewhere... without ... a mask.... u w0t m8?
Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
One of the biggest copes from Christians is that their religion is somehow popular or treated seriously.

look up the typical 1 to 3 million city. Type in Church on Google map. Count how many actually exist within the city limits. Divide the population of that city with those churches. It's probably going to be 100,000+ people per church, lmao.
btw - I'm a history buff / Christian, and have 200+ books on world religion under my belt, what do you mean by these "stats"? Again, I'm not sure of your point. I mean, I don't remotely agree that those numbers are remotely accurate, I'll just say that since it's an awkward argument, if you want, we can expand.
Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Yeah who hasn't heard of the internet in 2021 and realize you could just live stream a service on it. This isn't about religion.
I mean, I have psychologist friends that are hard left, and scratch their heads at your comments. Again, keeping "conservative or religious" ideas out of it, social psychologists study how social influence, social perception and social interaction influence individual and group behavior. 10,000 foot simple explanation, we NEED it to live essentially. Feelings of love, worth, destiny, the "whys", your spirit, psychoses, behavior problems, depression, anxiety, drug use, alcoholism, suicide, on and on and on it goes, but my posts go to long, so you get the point. We can expand if you want.
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Oh also, someone who was an anxious, depressed, atheist, alcoholic (can tell you more if interested), I literally know more people who have overdosed, committed suicide, or relapsed, than have died from covid, by about 10xfold.

And that's not my point, my point is in AA and spiritual life, it's widely accepted on the left and right, that it can be life and death, and from personal experience... from being a bad bad person for so many years of being a hedonistic ultra angry, fighting, double middle fingers up to God for 28 years bro... It takes DAILY prayer, reading the word, meditation + social interactions of the church to battle the aforementioned battle of the mind every hour of everyday.

More simply put, it doesn't stick or feel as real "watching it online." A near perfect example is saying a playboy, is the same thing as dating and raw dog slaying poon irl. No comparison. Get it?
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I saw his interview on David Knight's podcast. That man is a damn hero.
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
One of the biggest copes from Christians is that their religion is somehow popular or treated seriously.

look up the typical 1 to 3 million city. Type in Church on Google map. Count how many actually exist within the city limits. Divide the population of that city with those churches. It's probably going to be 100,000+ people per church, lmao.
I'm not a Christian. He took a shot at Alberta so I knew he was from Ontario. They are insecure as **** about us.
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Originally Posted By unamogger
I saw his interview on David Knight's podcast. That man is a damn hero.
link?
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link?
https://www.pscp.tv/libertytarian/1rmxPzNejyZGN

The last hour or so
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
One of the biggest copes from Christians is that their religion is somehow popular or treated seriously.

look up the typical 1 to 3 million city. Type in Church on Google map. Count how many actually exist within the city limits. Divide the population of that city with those churches. It's probably going to be 100,000+ people per church, lmao.
Imagine thinking Christianity is only confined to within the borders of the United States.
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme
Imagine thinking Christianity is only confined to within the borders of the United States.
I've been to countries that brag about being the most Christian in the world. For example Georgia. Load up a map of Tbilisi on Google Map, type in Church. Look up the population of Tbilisi and divide it by the number of Churches. The churches would fall apart if just 10% of the city went on Sunday.


Example only 16 Churches show up on Tbilisi. Quite a few of them are not Orthodox but Evangelical / Catholic so we won't count them as the population in Tbilisi claims to be essentially 100% Orthodox.

That means 1 church has to service like 90,000+ people. Have you see the size of the typical church? They can't fit those people. They have capacity for 500 at best since most of them are centuries old and designed when the population was less urban and 1/4 the size.
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Lol and this is THE most conservative city in Canada too.
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
I've been to countries that brag about being the most Christian in the world. For example Georgia. Load up a map of Tbilisi on Google Map, type in Church. Look up the population of Tbilisi and divide it by the number of Churches. The churches would fall apart if just 10% of the city went on Sunday.


Example only 16 Churches show up on Tbilisi. Quite a few of them are not Orthodox but Evangelical / Catholic so we won't count them as the population in Tbilisi claims to be essentially 100% Orthodox.

That means 1 church has to service like 90,000+ people. Have you see the size of the typical church? They can't fit those people. They have capacity for 500 at best since most of them are centuries old and designed when the population was less urban and 1/4 the size.
Searching churches on google maps is anecdotal speculation at best. Christianity is undeniably the largest and most influential religion on Earth, and these policies have also closed down places of worship for every other organized religion in the world. In the West and the East.

China has been suppressing religion long before their policies were adopted by other countries as a result of the crisis. Before them it was the USSR doing the same thing. It's not hard to recognize the precedence of antireligious policies that led to this.
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Canada has gone into full lock down, we have zones, best not to cross, youll get fined and if youre aggressive good night sweet prince, listen we need this its very important, trudeau gets a seat on un council if he can finally enact great reset on canada, we need this

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