If you truly believe that something is immoral, then you are compelled by God's law to abstain from it. You should fear God more than humans.
This imputation thing is abhorrent. Its just further proof that clergy are retarded at best, and quite likely just bad people. There is no justification for knowingly sinning. None. Never. You don't ask for forgiveness and then do it again. Is God going to listen to you the second time? Idk, but it seems like a stretch to me.
That said, I'm not 100℅ convinced social security cards are sin, or the accepting of them is. Theft certainly is, so all nonconsenting taxes are sin. Ask God for forgiveness for paying taxes, and then never do it again. Seriously.
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I'm not saying having a social security card is a sin, nor is paying taxes, but recieving Social Security and Medicare "benefits" is.
Agreed. Hopefully it will cease to exist soon.
I didn't read your original note but social security, I don't care. I want that check because that was money taken from me. Everything else can go to hell but by the time I'm eligible to get my social security Check the retirement age will be way higher.
That's the same mindset that drove Somalis to rape the Minnesota budget of billions
What they're raping me first I didn't ask to get this money taken away from me. I want it back. It's the same mindset they stole from me first. I didn't ask for them to take out a percentage from my check.
But look, it doesn't matter what you and I think of this system because we can sit here and argue about each other's mindsets, right? But that doesn't change that next week. They're gonna tax you, you're gonna pay medicaid, and social security is gonna get taken out of your check. So let's just smoke some weed.
But I still want that money back
Who is they? The government can only steal from you because other people today are taking the stolen money from the government. Repaying evil for evil is the opposite of the kingdom mindset. You do not repair your grandparent's theft from you by stealing from your grandchildren.
