Δαφνη Ευτυχια Αρθουρος

Is it evil of me that I've always been amused by Christians who get very excited about one or two ritual laws (Like say those about dressing in the kelim- which may or may not mean clothes, as a matter of dispute-of the opposite sex, or who have a wild hair about male homosexuality (and add in, on their own, lesbianism, which is not mentioned in the Torah)), but want to throw all the other ritual stuff out the window. I'm willing to make a deal; y'all can have an opinion on ritual law when you learn the talmud, and start following all of it; but if I see a single one of you chowing down at the Red Lobster or McDonald's, or wearing linsey-woolsey, or riding in a car on saturday (Sunday is not the sabbath by the way, it's the Lord's day, so you're okay riding in the car then) off the committee you go.

Had to add this additional piece from the Kilgore website:

What do you think about the construction of a wall along the Texas/ Mexico border?

I hate spending taxpayer money for a wall.

Illegal immigration will not be a problem once Texas is allowed by the US Empire to do the following:
1. Eliminate tax funded healthcare, education, housing & food programs. When the free money is gone the freeloaders leave.
2. Minimum of five lashes, $3,000 fine & deportation for intruders. If the fine is not paid immediately, involuntary servitude will be required.

Texans enjoy having visitors and foreign workers. We will treat guests with the same hospitality and justice as our citizens.

I'm tickled that he advocates kidnapping and enslaving gerim - in direct contradiction to the Torah, which states explicitly multiple times (42 according to the Talmud) that they be treated with respect and kindness, not to mention to be treated mishpat echat yihiyeh lachem -one law for all of you.