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Dave Rubin explains that disagreement with Trump isn’t the problem — bad faith is. Good-faith criticism can sharpen decisions and strengthen leadership. Iron sharpens Iron. But that only works when it’s done honestly— not in bad faith like Tucker Carlson. Dave Rubin: "You 100% can have principled arguments against...

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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No, Tucker has not primarily fixated on "criticizing Israel." Tucker mostly attacks supporters of Israel. Viciously. Often in very personal terms. Take Dave Rubin: "Dave doesn't have much of a soul." Dave's crime? He offered to moderate a debate b/t Tucker & Ben Shapiro. Also important is that Dave Rubin is, by almost all accounts, just a flat-out nice guy, someone with a terrific "off-air" reputation. Dave went out of his way — repeatedly — to avoid direct attacks on Tucker's character. He has not even called Tucker an anti-Semite. In stark contrast, Tucker has mocked and belittled Dave across several shows. Most revealing is that he made a comment probably as ghoulish as someone could say about a person that he actually knows. Consider that Tucker has been to Dave Rubin's home, had him on his own show many times, appeared several times on Dave's show, and blurbed Dave's book. Despite all of that, Tucker not only said no to the debate — whereas Ben Shapiro immediately said yes — but he decided to vilify Dave Rubin so profoundly as to claim he "doesn't have much of a soul." Not a particularly Christian thing to say of someone. In fact, it is deeply un-Christian to suggest that any human lacks a soul. Why? Because Christianity — like Judaism — believes that every person has a soul and is created in God's image. Genesis 1:27 says that humans are created "b'tzelem Elohim" — meaning in the image of God. And Genesis 2:7 states that God finished creating Adam by "blowing into his nostrils the breath of life" — literally a soul — and as a result, Adam "became a living being." Even if Tucker's Biblical knowledge is just surface deep, suggesting that someone doesn't have a soul is simply a way of saying that he's not truly human, that he lacks worth in God's eyes. Very dark stuff. Sadly, this is part of a much broader pattern that goes far beyond Dave Rubin. Tucker is not merely "criticizing Israel," as Megyn Kelly and others continually suggest. Tucker's reaction was also quite telling to Dave's offer to a debate with Ben Shapiro. Why not just say no and leave it at that? What is Tucker so afraid of? ***Video was a collaboration with the incredible Nathan Livingstone (Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV))***

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Trump - “In my Former Life, I was an Insider and in a “Special Club” - Now I’m Being Punished for Leaving that “Special Club” I’m noticing there are some questioning Donald Trumps loyalties because of symbolism and/or things in his past. I think any decent researcher, if we’re being honest, at some point had to have that conversation in our heads. So, the conundrum some are battling with is if Donald Trump is good or bad. Trump said in this clip that he was an “insider” and in a “Special Club”. He said he left that special club. Do we trust his word? No. The only thing we should ever place Trust in is God. But Think about our journey together and all of which has been revealed and exposed since he became President. If Trump is bad and still in that “special club” and he lied about leaving it, my frens, that was the worse thing they could have done. The Truth movement flourishes like it never has before. Millions upon millions of people have been waking up since that man has been elected. Millions upon millions have found God (myself included) or have strengthened their relationship with God. Can anyone else attest to that with me? They would have been MUCH better off keeping us sound asleep if he was bad, because that’s exactly where the majority of us were, prior to that man becoming president. There’s something to be said about how Donald Trump makes you feel when you see him.. Ask yourselves, why does he make you feel inspired and at peace when he speaks? Let me be clear… My faith is not in Donald Trump. My faith is that through divine intervention, God used Donald Trump as a Trumpet to speak to his children before it was too late. My frens, Faith is required to move forward beyond this point. Faith is not in what’s seen. It’s in trusting what God has in store for us tomorrow, which is currently unknown. Unshakeable Faith is an unbreakable rock. Stand on it. Do not flinch. 🙏

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