Troll Thy Brother

[Kentucky]

Does Mark wear a tie all the time?

Sometimes I wear a flannel shirt, but a tie is nearby for emergencies. Hey, some people consider suits "evil." I'm reminded of I Thes. 5:22, "Abstain from all appearance of evil." This begs the question if this is talking about a need for fashion police or is a question of behavior i.e. Christian conduct. It could be both perhaps, but the way we live our lives reflects our walk with Christ. What will Christ look like in the Second Coming and what will He do? We may not know what He looks like specifically, but we're told what He is going to do. And then, what should we look like and be when we are in His presence? We better get this word "evil" ironed out before we start casting the first stone.

"Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the age" Mt. 28:20.

Mark

[Staropramen]

Several years ago I did cable access shows and my background was a Confederate flag.

Post those on Youtube!

[Kentucky]

Several years ago I did cable access shows and my background was a Confederate flag.

Post those on Youtube!

I have no idea where they are lol. One of my favorites was a Seattle suburb where teenage high school football players took their chainsaws to some indian totem poles and I congratulated them citing several Scriptures of tearing down the Baals. Of course the media and local commies blasted my hate speech.

Mark

[fistofyahweh]

but he's really an eye/ear sore. One doesn't have to be an inked up ex-convict to be radical..

I couldn't help but notice your avatar... it appears to be a tattoo on your hand.
Mark

LOL! that's not my actual hand... I just grabbed a photo off joogle and used it for my avatar.. If you really look at it, it's the word `HATE' that's the actual tattoo and someone other than me photoshopped the words, `I... JEWS'

[Staropramen]

Several years ago I did cable access shows and my background was a Confederate flag.

Post those on Youtube!

I have no idea where they are lol. One of my favorites was a Seattle suburb where teenage high school football players took their chainsaws to some indian totem poles and I congratulated them citing several Scriptures of tearing down the Baals. Of course the media and local commies blasted my hate speech.

Mark

I used to do Public Access TV too. I was a regular guest on a program about record collecting. I'll never post them though because we talked about non-white music and the host was a nigger.

[Staropramen]

In fact there is a video of me on Youtube I'd like to have removed. I participated in a film about record collecting before I woke up and about six years after my part was shot it suddenly appeared on Youtube. I asked the director to remove it but he just ignored me.

[Kentucky]

but he's really an eye/ear sore. One doesn't have to be an inked up ex-convict to be radical..

I couldn't help but notice your avatar... it appears to be a tattoo on your hand.
Mark

LOL! that's not my actual hand... I just grabbed a photo off joogle and used it for my avatar.. If you really look at it, it's the word `HATE' that's the actual tattoo and someone other than me photoshopped the words, `I... JEWS'

I stand corrected. It was not your actual hand, but an anonymous hand that you use for your avatar. Thanks for the clarification.

Mark

[Joe]

@Fistof Yahweh:
Even if it isn't your actual hand, aren't you condoning tattoos by having that avatar while condemning brother Ryan? ...to condone any act is to take part in it (I couldn't find the passage I was thinking of).


Mark said:

Sometimes I wear a flannel shirt, but a tie is nearby for emergencies. Hey, some people consider suits "evil." I'm reminded of I Thes. 5:22, "Abstain from all appearance of evil." This begs the question if this is talking about a need for fashion police or is a question of behavior i.e. Christian conduct. It could be both perhaps, but the way we live our lives reflects our walk with Christ. What will Christ look like in the Second Coming and what will He do? We may not know what He looks like specifically, but we're told what He is going to do. And then, what should we look like and be when we are in His presence? We better get this word "evil" ironed out before we start casting the first stone.

Just a light-hearted question, I hope you didn't think I thought badly of you, as I do not; nor do I think of brothers in suits as 'evil'. I never have a chance to wear a tie (I hope to) but I do not question your conduct or your appearance. I am sure that verse is mainly about conduct (John 7:24), however, that it is more than just the clothes they wear. Though I do not respect people who would dress as niggers, punks, queers, women dressing as men etc ...so I guess appearance and conduct are related. That verse has much to teach.

Wasn't 'Casting the first stone' an interpolation ?, I am sure it is for my own satisfaction anyways. But I am not condemning/accusing anyone regardless, in His presence I wouldn't be worried about my brothers, I would not accuse them ...my heart would be heavy with my own debts; not necessarily with what I was wearing, I am always dressed as a man. Rend your heart and not your clothes.

One of my favorites was a Seattle suburb where teenage high school football players took their chainsaws to some indian totem poles and I congratulated them citing several Scriptures of tearing down the Baals. Of course the media and local commies blasted my hate speech.

That is awesome, I would love to do something like that. Micah 4:5. Smash their idols down to the ground, cut down their Asherah poles and burn their idols in the fire.

[fistofyahweh]

Let's set the facts straight.. I can't necessarily hate tattoos because unfortunately I have a couple, (one on each upper arm) that I received 14 years ago, long before I was ever introduced to DSCI. Both are small, so they are fairly easy to cover up.

What I have a problem with is the excessive amount of tattoos people get today. half sleeve, full sleeve, whole back, head to toe covering, etc. Brother Ryan is still in the process of getting more, which he has them head to toe, plus the gawd awful gauges he has in his ears.. At what point do you cease in covering your entire body and pretty much not look like a White man anymore, but an inked colored man??

Sometime in the future I plan on getting mine removed with the laser removal process, but that ain't cheap and I simply don't have the cash to get it down at this moment.

I've read up on what is in tattoo inks and there's no way any of it can be healthy no matter how cool the artwork may look like..

Way back in the day, traditional tribal tattoo marks were made using dyes from the natural environment. This is certainly not the case any more. While it’s near impossible to say what’s in all tattoo inks (they are all different, and disclosure of ingredients is not actually enforced), it’s safe to say that most colours of standard tattoo ink are derived from heavy metals.

Mercury = red ink
Lead = yellow, green, white ink
Cadmium = red, orange, yellow ink
Nickel = black ink
Zinc= yellow, white ink
Chromium = green ink
Cobalt = blue ink
Aluminium = green, violet ink
Titanium = white ink
Copper = blue, green ink
Iron = brown, red, black ink
Barium = white ink

Other compounds used as pigments include antimony, arsenic, beryllium, calcium, lithium, selenium, and sulphur. Tattoo ink manufacturers typically blend the heavy metal pigments and/or use lightening agents (such as lead or titanium) to reduce production costs.

[Staropramen]

I too have tattoos that I got 30 years ago. If I could easily and inexpensively have them removed I would. I don't think regenerated Christian men should be getting tattoos or wearing earrings. What's in the past is in the past but what we do now, today as Christian men is something else. Both tattoos and earrings are historically pagan as far as I know. I watched the videos by Brother Ryan that have been posted here and I thought they were good. I then went to watch some others on his YT site and I started hearing profanity being used in way that is unacceptable especially in a recorded presentation. We should refrain from using profanity. Some of us including myself use it from time to time in our everyday life because we have developed a habit. That habit really should be broken. I personally would never make a recording of myself for public consumption, especially on Christianity, where I or others in my video are cursing.