senryuichi.bsky.social
時事、経済、ニュースネタなどをツイート。既婚。野球ファン。お笑い好き。最近の趣味は将棋、ボウリング番組視聴。なお、最近Twitter/Xでイミフなラベルを頂戴し、(2026年6月頃から)シャドバされてる模様^^; そのため、より自由そうなBlueskyへ移行(6/23)。投稿は、日本語、英語(多め)、中国語が混ざると思いますが、必要に応じて翻訳機能を使ってください🙇♂️😅 Twitter: https://x.com/sen_ryuichi (7/3にラベル消えた w シャドバも解除されたぽいけど…🤣)
👤 Joined on 23 June 2026
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@senryuichi.bsky.socialClaims like this deserve scrutiny and context, because while pharmaceutical companies clearly have financial incentives, that alone doesn’t establish that they deliberately suppress cures to protect profits.
Show PostGlad I'm the first to comment here, because before the embers were even cold, every Nazi and White Supremacist in Michigan immediately assumed Islamic terrorism, and speculated that the site would now be sold to a Muslim congregation for a Mosque. So let's get the facts we know out: /1
Show PostThis church building was not the home of any active congregation. It had been a Unitarian and then later a 7th Day Adventist church, but had stood vacant for some years. The property belonged to the LaGrave Ave. Christian Reform Church that is still standing and unharmed. /2
Show PostSo I think we can rule out "hatred of Christianity" as a motive for arson here, and I must emphasize that we know of no evidence that the fire was caused by arson. The building was 133 years old and had stood empty for some time. IOW, a fire-trap. /3
Show PostThe wiring would have been old, and in a building not seeing regular use, things that need repair won't be noticed right away. Abandoned buildings are always at risk. As to the land being sold for a mosque, of all the things that will never happen, this will never happen the most. /4
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