Kaysville, UT homeowners show up in large numbers to oppose warming center

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canpakes wrote:
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Have you ever told the truth, Wanger? That is a real question. I am not convinced you ever have.
He must be, or that proxy Hound account must have been lying about everyone here.
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Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:
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The thing is, Christian or not, what exactly does someone like Drumdude expect out of Christians? Are Christians obligated to go along with the degrading of their own neighborhoods? I never saw that anywhere in the Christians/Mormon scriptures. I'm not a Christian and no friend of the Mormon religion (I generally have no problem with Mormon people), but he's just being a doosh.
False premise and begging the question alert!

1) ^ assumes a warming center automatically “degrades” a neighborhood. The assumption is not settled fact. That’s what’s in dispute. Couldn’t the center have the opposite effect, ie, less deaths, fewer ER visits, less camping, etc?
Anyone looking up the Kaysville location will be able to see that it’s in an industrial area, and adjacent to the freeway, which makes it a great consideration from an access standpoint. If you meander far enough away from the site you’ll encounter a residential area to the west, but it’s tough to find areas in Davis County that aren’t bordered by houses but that would be easily accessible by the homeless when needed.

A great site would have been along the County’s southern border; it would then also be accessible to the homeless population in Salt Lake City and could be within easy walking distance from the encampments that have dotted Victory for years.
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Speaking of Jesus's day, it's amazing how things have deteriorated. I remember as a kid being torn by the leper colony scene in the movie Ben-Hur. How terrible it would have been to have leprosy and get sent to a such a place. And then torn over how difficult it would be to minister to such a place. But boy, they didn't anticipate MG, did they? I can just picture MG watching that movie for the first time and getting bent out of shape because -- whose backyard was the leper colony in? They shouldn't even have had it in the first place! Wherever it gets put, there will be somebody with small children who will be closer to it than anybody else with small children, and it's not fair to them. What if one of the lepers were to escape and give leprosy to one of those kids? From that perspective, MG would have rightfully been angry at Jesus ministering to the lepers because it legitimized the colony.
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Speaking of Jesus's day, it's amazing how things have deteriorated. I remember as a kid being torn by the leper colony scene in the movie Ben-Hur. How terrible it would have been to have leprosy and get sent to a such a place. And then torn over how difficult it would be to minister to such a place. But boy, they didn't anticipate MG, did they? I can just picture MG watching that movie for the first time and getting bent out of shape because -- whose backyard was the leper colony in? They shouldn't even have had it in the first place! Wherever it gets put, there will be somebody with small children who will be closer to it than anybody else with small children, and it's not fair to them. What if one of the lepers were to escape and give leprosy to one of those kids? From that perspective, MG would have rightfully been angry at Jesus ministering to the lepers because it legitimized the colony.
That is right, Gad. You and me are way better because we know WWJD and we did WWJD and we know WWJD in Kaysville and we know that people in Kaysville did not do WWJD. And we know that the people in Kaysville know WWJD and did say they would not do WWJD and we would never know WWJD and not say we would do WWJD and that makes us, you and me Bud, way better.

Still not sure though, WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter?
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Whiskey wrote:
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Speaking of Jesus's day, it's amazing how things have deteriorated. I remember as a kid being torn by the leper colony scene in the movie Ben-Hur. How terrible it would have been to have leprosy and get sent to a such a place. And then torn over how difficult it would be to minister to such a place. But boy, they didn't anticipate MG, did they? I can just picture MG watching that movie for the first time and getting bent out of shape because -- whose backyard was the leper colony in? They shouldn't even have had it in the first place! Wherever it gets put, there will be somebody with small children who will be closer to it than anybody else with small children, and it's not fair to them. What if one of the lepers were to escape and give leprosy to one of those kids? From that perspective, MG would have rightfully been angry at Jesus ministering to the lepers because it legitimized the colony.
That is right, Gad. You and me are way better because we know WWJD and we did WWJD and we know WWJD in Kaysville and we know that people in Kaysville did not do WWJD. And we know that the people in Kaysville know WWJD and did say they would not do WWJD and we would never know WWJD and not say we would do WWJD and that makes us, you and me Bud, way better.

Still not sure though, WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter?
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I Have Questions wrote:
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That is right, Gad. You and me are way better because we know WWJD and we did WWJD and we know WWJD in Kaysville and we know that people in Kaysville did not do WWJD. And we know that the people in Kaysville know WWJD and did say they would not do WWJD and we would never know WWJD and not say we would do WWJD and that makes us, you and me Bud, way better.

Still not sure though, WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter?
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IHAQ, can you leave a note for us about whether you know WWJD and whether you do WWJD and whether you know that other people know WWJD and whether you know that they know but don't do WWJD and WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter? This is all relevant to knowing these Kaysville people's hearts, bless your heart.
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Whiskey wrote:
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IHAQ, can you leave a note for us about whether you know WWJD and whether you do WWJD and whether you know that other people know WWJD and whether you know that they know but don't do WWJD and WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter? This is all relevant to knowing these Kaysville people's hearts, bless your heart.
That sounded better in your head, right?
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I Have Questions wrote:
Tue Dec 23, 2025 3:24 pm
Whiskey wrote:
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IHAQ, can you leave a note for us about whether you know WWJD and whether you do WWJD and whether you know that other people know WWJD and whether you know that they know but don't do WWJD and WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter? This is all relevant to knowing these Kaysville people's hearts, bless your heart.
That sounded better in your head, right?
IHAQ, don't write about me. Write about the content. The field of authors writing about me is crowded with ditships. Don't be a ditship.

It still sounds great because it is exactly what is going on here. A rambling run on of backslapping and congratulations for knowing WWJD and pointing fingers at other people.
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Still not sure though, WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter?
According to conservatives today, kill it. I mean, what if it escapes and bites a kid? Didn't Kristi Noem set the Christian example with Cricket as people like you believe in it? We can't have it wasting resources that could be used on lift kits and American flags for trucks. Your guy, Brian Kilmeade (something about his name) on Fox News suggested homeless people should be killed by involuntary lethal injection. If the residents of Kaysville were to learn that the warming center was a front for a human kill shelter, would they have protested, or would they have pretended they didn't know about it? Just like the Germans under Hitler pretended they were surprised about what was going on with the concentration camps?
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Gadianton wrote:
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Still not sure though, WWJD if a pit bull was in a kill shelter?
According to conservatives today, kill it. I mean, what if it escapes and bites a kid? Didn't Kristi Noem set the Christian example with Cricket as people like you believe in it? We can't have it wasting resources that could be used on lift kits and American flags for trucks. Your guy, Brian Kilmeade (something about his name) on Fox News suggested homeless people should be killed by involuntary lethal injection. If the residents of Kaysville were to learn that the warming center was a front for a human kill shelter, would they have protested, or would they have pretended they didn't know about it? Just like the Germans under Hitler pretended they were surprised about what was going on with the concentration camps?
So, are you saying Kristi and Jesus would leave the dog in the shelter to be killed?

This is problematic for your argument, no?
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