October 9, 2025

9 thoughts on “Does NOVA really want Virginia to be more like California?

  1. Like the game of Monopoly, life in America is a zero sum game, and in America greed is considered good, as can be seen from this above article:

    MARKETWATCH By Kari Paul Published: July 31 2018 11:51 a.m. ET:

    The gap between the rich and the poor in America has ballooned over the last several decades.

    In 2015, the top 1% of Americans made 26.3 times as much income as the bottom 99 percent — an increase from 2013, when they earned 25.3 times as much, according to a recent study released by the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning Washington, D.C. think tank.

    The top 1% of Americans took home more than 22% of all income in 2015, the study found.

    That’s the highest share since a peak of 23.9% just before the Great Depression in 1928.

  2. The answer is a resounding YES!

    More and more, the far Left Progressive’s have been slowly taking control of our Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches along with the 17 agencies of the intelligence community; Also our grade schools and colleges teaching their Leftists rhetoric. In turn, those students open businesses, passing along their Progressive beliefs through their employees, etc.

    People better wake up. But no, they have no stomach for sound teaching, but will fill up on spiritual junk food—catchy opinions that tickle their fancy. They’ll turn their backs on truth and chase fables and commandments of men (2Ti 4.3-4 and Mat 15.3-9).

    Why is all this happening? Because the god of this world, the prince of the power of the air [Eph 2.2], the father of lies [Joh 8.44], sprinkled with truth [2Co 11.14], has blinded non-believers, making all things seem right when they are not (2Co 4.4).

    Hold firm, let nothing divert you from the truth of the Living God until the end (Heb 3.14). For the whole duty of man is to Fear God, and keep his

    1. Hey! Jimmy, why the hell should we fear God? That doesn’t seem to be conductive to establishing a relationship with him does it?

      Progressive beliefs? What are those? Is there some kind of membership form that needs to be completed? Are there membership dues, secret handshakes? All of these communities that you claim to be taken over by the Leftists Progressives sure seems to me, to be comprised of male and females, black, white and Hispanic among others, Democrats and Republicans, young and old.

      Are they Progressive Leftist because they thought Blacks should maybe use the front door instead of the back. That women should be able to vote, get paid the same amount as a male, etc instead of being barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. That there should be a minimum wage a person should earn. That requiring a seat-belt while driving might be a good thing for everyone, a car seat too. That maybe 6 year olds should not work in factories.

      Just wondering why i should fear God and blanketly fear progressives?

      1. “Fear” in “fear of the Lord” is often misinterpreted as “servile fear” or the fear of getting in trouble, when it is actually “filial fear”, the fear of offending someone whom one loves.

        In the future it might be best to check these things out before denigrating a fellow contributors beliefs and sounding like a complete jerk.

        1. Well Ray, then why don’t you explain to Jimmy that God loves all peoples, even Progressive Leftist. And using either definition, just what is Jimmy trying to warn / tell us about?

          What’s God’s political affiliation? Is God a Conservative? The flood seemed to be a conservative act or his he more liberal – the loaves and fishes thing. That sounded like some kind of social welfare miracle. Now before you get on me and say, that was Jesus lets just wrap it all up into one being.

          What am I trying to get at? God doesn’t belong in politics. So, whether you read the “fear God” thing as he was going to smite the Progressive Leftists or the Progressive Leftist should fear God it doesn’t matter. You can thump your bible all you want and pull as many lines as you want out of it but the overall theme is God loves everyone.

          Ray, if you can tell me what his beliefs are I may apologize. However, if anyone tells me God loves conservatives or something like that – I’ll keep denigrating them.

          1. God is indeed a conservative Republican, tokenny, and he favors laissez faire and a free market economy, which is to say that God is also a capitalist, not a COMMIE, since they don’t have a god outside of Marx and Trotsky, and he surely isn’t a socialist, either, or Bernie Sanders would be in the white house instead of Trump.

            Don’t you remember George W. Bush saying “I BELIEVE that God wants me to be president.”

            And then it happened.

            What more proof do you need than that?

          2. God is also a mean banjo player, tokenny, and he can play Foggy Mountain Breakdown just about as good as Earl Scruggs.

            I bet that is something you didn’t know about the dude from your Sunday school lessons.

          3. No, tokenny, God did not love the Philistines.

            Don’t you remember the story of Goliath?

            So axiomatically speaking, that is proof positive that God does not love everybody.

      2. tokenny, dude, as to God loving everyone, what about Thomas Bradwardine’s epic tome “On the Cause of God against the Pelagians,” which greatly shaped the views of John Wycliffe, and thus, can be said to have led to the Hussite Wars in Europe?

        If God truly loved everyone, Philistines excepted, of course, because everybody knows who they were and why God didn’t love them, then why was God against the Pelagians?

        I mean, let’s be serious here, Thomas Bradwardine wasn’t just some ordinary schmoe out there howling at the moon – the dude was a scholar, mathematician, physicist, courtier and, very briefly, Archbishop of Canterbury and as a celebrated scholastic philosopher and doctor of theology, he is often called Doctor Profundus, a medieval epithet meaning “the Profound Doctor.”

        In line 476 of “The Nun’s Priest’s Tale,” no less an authority than Chaucer ranks Bradwardine with Augustine and Boethius.

        Pelagius, as you must recall, was a progressive theologian of British origin who advocated free will and asceticism, for which he was accused by Augustine of Hippo and others of denying the need for divine aid in performing good works, understanding him to have said that the only grace necessary was the declaration of the law; that humans were not wounded by Adam’s sin and were perfectly able to fulfill the law without divine aid.

        As to his progressivism, Pelagius denied Augustine’s theory of original sin, and his adherents cited Deuteronomy 24:16 in support of their position.

        Pelagius was declared a heretic by the Council of Carthage, and his interpretation of a doctrine of free will became known as Pelagianism.

        So if God loves everyone, Philistines excepted, why didn’t he love Pelagius?

        What’s up with that do you think?

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