The founding fathers were the rich that wanted all of the riches of the new found land for themselves and their rich friends.
So far, it's going exactly as planned.
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Writing also need vast amount research, which also involves a search engine, which at some point in time you begin to get fed up with spam, and maybe just may be, if you're actually smart as people think you are, you begin to look for an alternative.
but I also don't know what to tell people who believe everything they read on the internet.
Exactly, We don't know what he does all day and it's creepy you have this weird imagination going through. Like seriously? He probably could be checking the balance that kagi sent him for this post.
Why are people so obsessed with internet personalities just because they say "nice" things you like? This is what every one of them does.
Where is this "miles ahead of most everyone else" coming from? Third world shitholes that are third world shitholes? Is this the bar you're comparing yourself too?
I live in one of these states where trans people aren't "relatively safe" and I know plenty of trans people who live here just fine.
There are lgbtq people living fine in despotic regimes too, just not having the freedoms of a normal person. Like when the government wants a reason to jail you for in the authoritarian countries. People are "fine" until you speak out or someone is offended or triggered.
That isn't "fine" in most everywhere else in the developed world but you do you. You "know" plenty of trans people, so all is fine and dandy.
This must be your lucky day.
I don't do business with people who don't know the difference between your and you're.
Everyone and their grandmother is writing/blogging about this attack by paraphrasing all the same information.
Need for Clicks 101
Didn't her cousin come out and say her story of being poor while growing up was made up for publicity?
"the democrats don't have a cult" lie is falling apart.
"I don't mind if we're funding a genocide, but god forbid I face an inconvenience at home."
The fear of scraping at the bottom of the barrel to keep that american exceptionalism on top rather than revolting against the system is somehow the better option.
"It's not like a cycle of doom or anything as long as I don't get inconvenienced."
But the church is capable of doing so much good in the world, and an important part of making it great again is to stop trying to market it like a business that's competing for the attention of the TV station and book deals, but to simply practice the kindness and compassion that we preach.
Even billionaires pick on a charade of "charity" after exploiting and benefitting off of atrocities they caused after they're on the top.
It's really easy to call yourself a force of good, when you pretend to fix the problems you created to get to the top.
making it great again
Like the crusades? Hoarding wealth for the rich? diddling children? forced conversions? missionaries bringing diseases to native people?
No blooody thanks mate, religion going extinct would be a net positive for the world. There are genuine non-profits who don't use the fear of god and hell to help people without a need for a sky daddy. They can take your place and your sermons will not be missed.
They're a fashion tech brand, They sell fancy stuff with little tech inside.
What sells big to the rich solely based on looks?
They've already got a market in phones but they thought cars would be easy with all the competition around who have decades of experience.
They thought wrong.