Lolcow Melinda Leigh Scott & Marshall Castersen - Sue-happy couple. Flat earth conspiracists. Pretending to be Jewish. Believe Kiwi Farms is protected by the Masonic Order. 0-6 on lawsuits. Marshall is dead.

[A Cardboard Box]

No, I said non-native born Israelites came from afar to join into Israel and follow The Torah



He's mine and I'm not sharing, because we are Monogamous.

Yeah but you said that foreigner means the same thing throughout, and God describes Israelites as foreigners in Egypt, which must mean they totally assimilated.

 

[Spergichu]

He's mine and I'm not sharing, because we are Monogamous.

So he stopped ghosting you and signed that thing for your piglet?

 

[Karl der Grosse]

No, I said non-native born Israelites came from afar to join into Israel and follow The Torah



He's mine and I'm not sharing, because we are Monogamous.

Admit it, Marshall has found someone else to fuck and that's why you've been downgraded to occasional bed-warmer. He doesn't even have to pretend to love you anymore. He's losing interest in you and your ill-mannered brood of ignorant children and you are so desperate to not be alone that you're willing to put up with it. Watch, Melinda, the physical abuse is going to steadily increase from here on out.

I feel sorry for your children, but for you? Not much, you've had a million chances and you're begging to be a victim. I think we're entering a new phase of this story, an unhappy one for Melinda and her children.

 

[Chad Nasty]

No, I said non-native born Israelites came from afar to join into Israel and follow The Torah



He's OWNED BY BBC and I'm not A BLACK MAN WITH A FAT COCK, because we are HAVING MARITAL ISSUES BECAUSE I LACK BBC.

FTFY

EDIT: You know, Marshall's been challenging everyone to mutual combat. How about you give me his number and I'll take him up on the offer? Should give me his #

 

[redcent]

It's not my job to do your research for you. But I will give you a link to this woman's book, which contains all the data and research about Ecological Breastfeeding

A History of Ecological Breastfeeding: An Interview with Sheila Kippley - FACTS

This is the last article in our month-long series on breastfeeding, fertility, and family planning. In this post we had the opportunity to journey back with Sheila Kippley, co-founder with her husband, John, of NFP International, to learn the history of Ecological Breastfeeding.

www.factsaboutfertility.org

All your other comments regarding birth accelerating aging, diseases, and shorter lifespans is made up. I know already from years of reading.

In fact, the opposite is true. Women who don't have babies develop cancer because of the stored estrogen in their breasts and uterus.

Women who have more babies live longer because they follow The Torah in being fruitful and multiplying
That's why women with good nutrition in the past had a higher life expectancy than women today

and yet I haven't got cancer (seriously, I get regular checks). Does melinda have cancer? Can she prove she is totes cancer free? Go to a doctor, get checked out and prove it, mel

Yeah, interesting. The USA declared a National Emergency on March 13, 2020.

Exactly 3 years on the day Kiwi Farms started cursing me and my family and only a few months after SCOTUS denied my request for a righteous ruling.

- gets mocked by folks around the world, curses where she lives instead

Great plan, idiot

"I will curse those that curse you". Elohim looks out for me.

and how has kiwi farms cursed you, Mel? We have done nothing but bless you with advice and attention you so desperately crave. Why you bite the hand that feeds you?

America is under Marshall’s curse, according to Marshall.

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There is something annoying how he has all these awkward pauses then speaks real fast. Like deep down he knows what he's saying is an embarrassment

 

[TamarYaelBatYah]

and how has kiwi farms cursed you, Mel? We have done nothing but bless you with advice and attention you so desperately crave. Why you bite the hand that feeds you?

LOL

There is something annoying how he has all these awkward pauses then speaks real fast. Like deep down he knows what he's saying is an embarrassment

I think one thing about his speaking that is great is that he doesn't ramble on and on

gets mocked by folks around the world, curses where she lives instead

Great plan, idiot

I've actually benefited from the COVID19 outbreak in the following ways:

1. People finally created curbside delivery to bring your stuff to your car -- that's a mother's dream come true! I don't have to take a preschooler, a baby and a toddler, along with 3 other children into the store all the time!
2. More people finally have empathy for homeschooling parents, as they finally see how hard it really is (from them being forced to homeschool)
3. The President of the United States of America, by Executive Order, put a STAY on all evictions , no one can be evicted for any reason, in order to prevent COVID19 from spreading (so people can "shelter in place" in their own home)
4. I was able to attend a court hearing via telephone, so I didn't have to arrange childcare, which is hard to find and pay for.
5. More people finally have more empathy for financial challenges their neighbors go through

Admit it, Marshall has found someone else to fuck and that's why you've been downgraded to occasional bed-warmer. He doesn't even have to pretend to love you anymore. He's losing interest in you and your ill-mannered brood of ignorant children and you are so desperate to not be alone that you're willing to put up with it. Watch, Melinda, the physical abuse is going to steadily increase from here on out.

I feel sorry for your children, but for you? Not much, you've had a million chances and you're begging to be a victim. I think we're entering a new phase of this story, an unhappy one for Melinda and her children.

You assume he is the one that invoked a change in the terms. Lol

And you assume we sleep in the same bed lol

I don't believe in fairytale love in marriage. Happiness and love are temporary feelings that wax and wane. They are not a good foundation for marriage.

There are many Sages, including Rabbis, whose wisdom on this issue I think is reliable and good. Older men with white beards often say love cannot be the reason you stay in a marriage. Because if you can fall in love, you can fall out of love too.

In Rabbinical Judaism they teach a marriage should be built on 3 things: (1) physical attraction (2) common values and (3) commitment. Marriages are often arranged marriages by a process called Shidduch. People are told love can come later.

While I reject a lot of Rabbinical interpretation of The Torah, they do have wisdom about other things that I think is sound.

My grandma was married 55 years. She had a separate bedroom from my grandfather and she also said that marriage can't be built on romance. She said having a roof over her head, money in her account and the stuff she wanted was a reasonable reason to marry. At 22 I thought what she was saying was shallow. At 35, I see why she said that.

Love is ideal, but it waxes and wanes in a relationship. What holds a marriage together otherwise?

Marshall and I are physically attracted to each other and we have common values. We are comfortable with each other. I don't feel like I have to act in front of him to be accepted.

And he can change brakes in my car, practical stuff. He's like the male cheiftan of our family. I'm not going to go out and change brakes on my car. I don't like trusting mechanics for it either.

In exchange, Marshall gets a five star chef (is ME) as a practical reason to have me as a wife. He also gets a woman who is willing to bear children, very practical reason to marry.

I'm pragmatic about marriage. Love is not my primary concern.

Otherwise, I have a zero tolerance policy for two things in a relationship: (1) drugs and (2) cheating. One strike, the man is gone. I know Marshall's habits enough to know he never has had an affair on me and isn't having one now. Marshall knows I would leave if he cheated and he doesn't want that.

Yeah but you said that foreigner means the same thing throughout, and God describes Israelites as foreigners in Egypt, which must mean they totally assimilated.

But the verses put context around it: those particular foreigners converted to The Torah

 

[A Cardboard Box]

LOL





I think one thing about his speaking that is great is that he doesn't ramble on and on






I've actually benefited from the COVID19 outbreak in the following ways:

1. People finally created curbside delivery to bring your stuff to your car -- that's a mother's dream come true! I don't have to take a preschooler, a baby and a toddler, along with 3 other children into the store all the time!
2. More people finally have empathy for homeschooling parents, as they finally see how hard it really is (from them being forced to homeschool)
3. The President of the United States of America, by Executive Order, put a STAY on all evictions , no one can be evicted for any reason, in order to prevent COVID19 from spreading (so people can "shelter in place" in their own home)
4. I was able to attend a court hearing via telephone, so I didn't have to arrange childcare, which is hard to find and pay for.
5. More people finally have more empathy for financial challenges their neighbors go through






You assume he is the one that invoked a change in the terms. Lol

And you assume we sleep in the same bed lol

I don't believe in fairytale love in marriage. Happiness and love are temporary feelings that wax and wane. They are not a good foundation for marriage.

There are many Sages, including Rabbis, whose wisdom on this issue I think is reliable and good. Older men with white beards often say love cannot be the reason you stay in a marriage. Because if you can fall in love, you can fall out of love too.

In Rabbinical Judaism they teach a marriage should be built on 3 things: (1) physical attraction (2) common values and (3) commitment. Marriages are often arranged marriages by a process called Shidduch. People are told love can come later.

While I reject a lot of Rabbinical interpretation of The Torah, they do have wisdom about other things that I think is sound.

My grandma was married 55 years. She had a separate bedroom from my grandfather and she also said that marriage can't be built on romance. She said having a roof over her head, money in her account and the stuff she wanted was a reasonable reason to marry. At 22 I thought what she was saying was shallow. At 35, I see why she said that.

Love is ideal, but it waxes and wanes in a relationship. What holds a marriage together otherwise?

Marshall and I are physically attracted to each other and we have common values. We are comfortable with each other. I don't feel like I have to act in front of him to be accepted.

And he can change brakes in my car, practical stuff. He's like the male cheiftan of our family. I'm not going to go out and change brakes on my car. I don't like trusting mechanics for it either.

In exchange, Marshall gets a five star chef (is ME) as a practical reason to have me as a wife. He also gets a woman who is willing to bear children, very practical reason to marry.

I'm pragmatic about marriage. Love is not my primary concern.

Otherwise, I have a zero tolerance policy for two things in a relationship: (1) drugs and (2) cheating. One strike, the man is gone. I know Marshall's habits enough to know he never has had an affair on me and isn't having one now. Marshall knows I would leave if he cheated and he doesn't want that.





But the verses put context around it: those particular foreigners converted to The Torah

No. The same word is used. So either "foreigner" means someone that has assimilated totally or it means someone that just happens to be from somewhere else. Pick one. You cannot have both.

Edit: your view of marriage is fucked totally. Why would you spend your life with someone you didn't love? Thats terrible. That's Sisyphean.

 

[ConSluttant]

I hate that I actually agree with this bint about marriage - love is a crappy foundation to build upon. Compatibility is much better. Love is the whipped cream and cherry on the top.

But her sperging over words when she doesn't understand that ancient Hebrew and Greek were VERY FUCKING PRECISE in what they meant and the words were chosen with care. They didn't mean something else from chapter to chapter. She's falling into the same trap that the translators of the King James Bible made and look what a bloody fucking mess they got us into there. Dumb wanna be jewess.

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

LOL





I think one thing about his speaking that is great is that he doesn't ramble on and on






I've actually benefited from the COVID19 outbreak in the following ways:

1. People finally created curbside delivery to bring your stuff to your car -- that's a mother's dream come true! I don't have to take a preschooler, a baby and a toddler, along with 3 other children into the store all the time!
2. More people finally have empathy for homeschooling parents, as they finally see how hard it really is (from them being forced to homeschool)
3. The President of the United States of America, by Executive Order, put a STAY on all evictions , no one can be evicted for any reason, in order to prevent COVID19 from spreading (so people can "shelter in place" in their own home)
4. I was able to attend a court hearing via telephone, so I didn't have to arrange childcare, which is hard to find and pay for.
5. More people finally have more empathy for financial challenges their neighbors go through

So corona made you a lazy faggot, good on you

 

[White Baby]

1. People finally created curbside delivery to bring your stuff to your car -- that's a mother's dream come true! I don't have to take a preschooler, a baby and a toddler, along with 3 other children into the store all the time!

If you lived in a town even half as much larger as unclefucker, VA that would be a standard feature at most big box stores.

3. The President of the United States of America, by Executive Order, put a STAY on all evictions , no one can be evicted for any reason, in order to prevent COVID19 from spreading (so people can "shelter in place" in their own home

Trump only halted evictions on federally owned or run properties, i.e. HUD. The rest of the states have to figure out their own shit and people are already going homeless in droves in red states.

 

[redcent]

LOL





I think one thing about his speaking that is great is that he doesn't ramble on and on






I've actually benefited from the COVID19 outbreak in the following ways:

1. People finally created curbside delivery to bring your stuff to your car -- that's a mother's dream come true! I don't have to take a preschooler, a baby and a toddler, along with 3 other children into the store all the time!
2. More people finally have empathy for homeschooling parents, as they finally see how hard it really is (from them being forced to homeschool)
3. The President of the United States of America, by Executive Order, put a STAY on all evictions , no one can be evicted for any reason, in order to prevent COVID19 from spreading (so people can "shelter in place" in their own home)
4. I was able to attend a court hearing via telephone, so I didn't have to arrange childcare, which is hard to find and pay for.
5. More people finally have more empathy for financial challenges their neighbors go through

wonder if you'll still be thinking that's worth it if one or two if your kids die from the coof

You assume he is the one that invoked a change in the terms. Lol

And you assume we sleep in the same bed lol

I don't believe in fairytale love in marriage. Happiness and love are temporary feelings that wax and wane. They are not a good foundation for marriage.

There are many Sages, including Rabbis, whose wisdom on this issue I think is reliable and good. Older men with white beards often say love cannot be the reason you stay in a marriage. Because if you can fall in love, you can fall out of love too.

In Rabbinical Judaism they teach a marriage should be built on 3 things: (1) physical attraction (2) common values and (3) commitment. Marriages are often arranged marriages by a process called Shidduch. People are told love can come later.

While I reject a lot of Rabbinical interpretation of The Torah, they do have wisdom about other things that I think is sound.

My grandma was married 55 years. She had a separate bedroom from my grandfather and she also said that marriage can't be built on romance. She said having a roof over her head, money in her account and the stuff she wanted was a reasonable reason to marry. At 22 I thought what she was saying was shallow. At 35, I see why she said that.

I can see why you see that, because you're too incompetent to get a roof over your head yourself other than being a leech

That's all men are to you? Not to love but to use for money.

Love is ideal, but it waxes and wanes in a relationship. What holds a marriage together otherwise?

Marshall and I are physically attracted to each other and we have common values. We are comfortable with each other. I don't feel like I have to act in front of him to be accepted.

And he can change brakes in my car, practical stuff. He's like the male cheiftan of our family. I'm not going to go out and change brakes on my car. I don't like trusting mechanics for it either.

In exchange, Marshall gets a five star chef (is ME) as a practical reason to have me as a wife. He also gets a woman who is willing to bear children, very practical reason to marry.

I'm pragmatic about marriage. Love is not my primary concern.

Otherwise, I have a zero tolerance policy for two things in a relationship: (1) drugs and (2) cheating. One strike, the man is gone. I know Marshall's habits enough to know he never has had an affair on me and isn't having one now. Marshall knows I would leave if he cheated and he doesn't want that.

yet spousal rape and spousal beatings are a-ok by you.

 

[TamarYaelBatYah]

can see why you see that, because you're too incompetent to get a roof over your head yourself other than being a leech

Hun, I have a Bachelor's degree.

If that's the conclusion you have reached after everything I have said on this thread, you haven't been paying attention

That's all men are to you? Not to love but to use for money.

Like I said, love is the ideal, but it's not always how it turns out.

I don't feel love for people with certain behaviors. That's just how it is. I don't subscribe to the theory of unconditional love. It just perpetuates dysfunction

If you lived in a town even half as much larger as unclefucker, VA that would be a standard feature at most big box stores.


Trump only halted evictions on federally owned or run properties, i.e. HUD. The rest of the states have to figure out their own shit and people are already going homeless in droves in red states.

It's all renters, not just HUD, which is what the CARES Act covered. He expanded it to all renters because it's a health risk

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-fighting-spread-covid-19-providing-assistance-renters-homeowners/

No. The same word is used. So either "foreigner" means someone that has assimilated totally or it means someone that just happens to be from somewhere else. Pick one. You cannot have both.

Edit: your view of marriage is fucked totally. Why would you spend your life with someone you didn't love? Thats terrible. That's Sisyphean.

Did Sarah love Abraham?

 

[White Baby]

It's all renters, not just HUD, which is what the CARES Act covered. He expanded it to all renters because it's a health risk

There is absolutely nothing in here that places a national moratorium on all evictions, you illiterate goy. It's telling Federal agencies to do some shit.

Sec. 2. Policy. It is the policy of the United States to minimize, to the greatest extent possible, residential evictions and foreclosures during the ongoing COVID-19 national emergency. [bold mine]

Sec. 3. Response to Public Health Risks of Evictions and Foreclosures. (a) The Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Director of CDC shall consider whether any measures temporarily halting residential evictions of any tenants for failure to pay rent are reasonably necessary to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 from one State or possession into any other State or possession.

(b) The Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall identify any and all available Federal funds to provide temporary financial assistance to renters and homeowners who, as a result of the financial hardships caused by COVID-19, are struggling to meet their monthly rental or mortgage obligations.

(c) The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall take action, as appropriate and consistent with applicable law, to promote the ability of renters and homeowners to avoid eviction or foreclosure resulting from financial hardships caused by COVID-19. Such action may include encouraging and providing assistance to public housing authorities, affordable housing owners, landlords, and recipients of Federal grant funds in minimizing evictions and foreclosures.

(d) In consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, the Director of FHFA shall review all existing authorities and resources that may be used to prevent evictions and foreclosures for renters and homeowners resulting from hardships caused by COVID-19.

Sec. 4. General Provisions. (a) Nothing in this order shall be construed to impair or otherwise affect:

(i) the authority granted by law to an executive department or agency, or the head thereof; or

(ii) the functions of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget relating to budgetary, administrative, or legislative proposals.

(b) This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability of appropriations.

(c) This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person.

DONALD J. TRUMP

 

[A Cardboard Box]

Hun, I have a Bachelor's degree.

If that's the conclusion you have reached after everything I have said on this thread, you haven't been paying attention





Like I said, love is the ideal, but it's not always how it turns out.

I don't feel love for people with certain behaviors. That's just how it is. I don't subscribe to the theory of unconditional love. It just perpetuates dysfunction






It's all renters, not just HUD, which is what the CARES Act covered. He expanded it to all renters because it's a health risk

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-fighting-spread-covid-19-providing-assistance-renters-homeowners/

Did Sarah love Abraham?

No, we're not changing the subject. What part of Leviticus 19 gives context to 34 the way you claim? 19 is just God commanding things. One of those commands is "don't be a dick to foreigners."

 

[LoverofPi]

Hun, I have a Bachelor's degree.

If that's the conclusion you have reached after everything I have said on this thread, you haven't been paying attention

You keep pointing to that degree because you don't have anything else of merit. A lot of people in this thread have bachelor's degrees, Mel. We even use them, working in related fields.

Did Sarah love Abraham?

Yes, but you're changing the subject.

 

[TamarYaelBatYah]

Yes, but you're changing the subject.

Where does it say that Sarah loved Abraham?

No, we're not changing the subject. What part of Leviticus 19 gives context to 34 the way you claim? 19 is just God commanding things. One of those commands is "don't be a dick to foreigners."

Foreigners...that follow The Torah

There is absolutely nothing in here that places a national moratorium on all evictions, you illiterate goy. It's telling Federal agencies to do some shit.

"Sec. 2. Policy. It is the policy of the United States to minimize, to the greatest extent possible, residential evictions and foreclosures during the ongoing COVID-19 national emergency."

 

[White Baby]

Where does it say that Sarah loved Abraham?





Foreigners...that follow The Torah






"Sec. 2. Policy. It is the policy of the United States to minimize, to the greatest extent possible, residential evictions and foreclosures during the ongoing COVID-19 national emergency."

Yes, I can read. Nowhere in there does it say the words 'moratorium', 'halt', 'stop' or other decisive verbs and nouns. If he was placing a national stop to all evictions that are caused by inability to pay rent, it would say so. Not 'minimize to the greatest extent possible'. Those are mincewords from a president who's bungled this entire situation. Virginia does have an eviction moratorium going on but only until September, at which point shit will likely be fucked.

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

Hun, I have a Bachelor's degree.

Degrees are meaningless if you learned nothing and aren't doing shit with them, and you're further evidence of this

 

[A Cardboard Box]

Where does it say that Sarah loved Abraham?





Foreigners...that follow The Torah






"Sec. 2. Policy. It is the policy of the United States to minimize, to the greatest extent possible, residential evictions and foreclosures during the ongoing COVID-19 national emergency."

So when Israelites were in Egypt, they followed Egyptian customs and religion, right? They fully assimilated?

 

[redcent]

Hun, I have a Bachelor's degree.

If that's the conclusion you have reached after everything I have said on this thread, you haven't been paying attention

A bachelors in basket weaving means shit bugger all, that bachelors might as well be a piece of toilet paper. If it's such a symbol of how totes smart you are, prove it be getting your own roof over your head without leeching off a guy

You can't, can you? You couldn't manage to get a roof over your head with ten bachelor degrees, let alone one. You're that incompetant

Like I said, love is the ideal, but it's not always how it turns out.

I don't feel love for people with certain behaviors. That's just how it is. I don't subscribe to the theory of unconditional love. It just perpetuates dysfunction

Woman who uses man for his wallet confirmed

You know, there's a word for women who fuck guys in exchange for money. It fits you to a tee.