

It makes me sad growing up in public school and learning about these atrocities only to see so much repeat. It’s horrible.
It makes me sad growing up in public school and learning about these atrocities only to see so much repeat. It’s horrible.
Yeah, I don’t get how the language is lost on these groups. :/ It feels like “never forget” has been forgotten & the opposite has been implemented instead. All genocide is awful.
But it’s O P E N.
“Hopefully” here is doing a lot of work for you. I have 0 expectation of fair elections going forward.
Absolutely. “Flood the zone” is Bannon’s strategy, being employed again this term.
It’s almost like reality has a liberal bias. 🙃
And the first went and poured out his vial upon the earth; and there fell a noisome and grievous sore upon the men who had the mark of the beast and upon them that worshiped his image.
I have friends at some of these studios…sucks. Wishing the best for the homies.
Thanks for that note. I’m reading it first hand without much supporting text.
I agree, there is no Jesus is those ideas. Unfortunately, there is some Peter and Timothy. :( I’ve been reading the New Testament on my own as religious exploration. I’ve enjoyed who Jesus is, but his disciples represent more of their times.
Hey, the second state pastime is giving the finger and yelling in traffic. We take these pastimes seriously, like sports and drinking.
Anal probes everywhere.
Surveillance drones everywhere.
I’ve worked on DEI company groups before, all employee led. I can see some awkward argument around preferential treatment / reverse racism / whatever stupid term they want to use to cover bigotry. But internal employee groups that help build community are not causing the egg prices to go up. This is a waste of time and resources. Doesn’t the AG have more important tasks, like putting kids in cages or something?
Matthew 24:12
It might be the end times, but many believed this in prior ages as well. Over the last 2000 years, a bunch of humans probably thought, “This is it.”
I do feel like the Christian message, especially the one by Christ for how his followers should act, has been lost to some degree. This is likely the least religious time in history, which isn’t a good or bad thing.
But post-COVID, people are still rebounding when it comes to socially hanging out offline. We all leaned into echo chambers more during that time. A lot of Americans don’t know their neighbors: I didn’t until 2-3 years ago.
I personally find the Leviticus 16:10 scapegoat quote to be more appropriate: