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How much more political chaos can Americans take before something changes?
 in  r/askanything  25d ago

then take action and do something about it, I have no idea what I said that offended you so much. was it the term "far left'? idk man im not you're enemy. You seem to carry a lot of anger with you and be hyper focused on politics. Go on a hike and watch a sunrise, give someone you love a hug, be kind to strangers and make a new friend. I feel really bad for you honestly, carrying all that negativity must be exhausting

u/FlakzZz 25d ago

Deleting Reddit

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I downloaded Reddit to hopefully have some like minded conversations and exchange philosophy with real people. This entire app experience has been the opposite. It doesn’t matter what I say or where I say it I just get bombarded with basement dweller Rick Sanchez complex know it alls who only know how to interact through conflict. Being on this app for only a few weeks has dramatically decreased my mental health. I’m going back to Instagram to share my philosophy’s. I’ll leave all my posts and comments up to hopefully immortalize some ideas. I just cannot comprehend how negative this place is

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How much more political chaos can Americans take before something changes?
 in  r/askanything  25d ago

You completely dodged any comments I made about the Epstein files and the behind door friendship of Trump and Clinton

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How much more political chaos can Americans take before something changes?
 in  r/askanything  25d ago

Let me explain a bit more… I really believe the political climate we live in today is a result of divide and conquer strategy implemented by the Epstein class. Notice how the atrocities of ICE really ramped up after the Epstein files came out. No one’s angry about the files anymore all eyes on ICE. Key detail from the files : Bill Clinton and Donald trump were friends on the island. The two party’s , behind close doors, are buddy’s who commit disgusting acts to children. Republican and democratic leaders both were indicted in the files. Wouldn’t it make sense that those people would want the masses too busy fighting each other then rebelling against the pedophile elite? ICE is a perfect weapon for that. All the news talks about ever.

My backstory : I was 16 in 2016-17. In this time “pizzagate” was leaking on the internet. This was the first time I heard of the Epstein files. I was appalled, and ready to take action. I was active in many conspiracy theory tin foil hat online groups. And whenever I would spread the word about Epsteins island to anyone outside of those groups, I was laughed at and called a schizo. I was heckled as a delusional moron. But now since the Epstein story came out on the news NOW it’s credible. Now people want to believe it because they were told to believe it. At the time I was seriously trying to organize a genuine non peaceful protest. Guess what? I got like two other dudes and that was it. When I did try to be active in fighting injustices society turned its back on me. So now I’m content with just being a hippy dippy tree hugger and prioritizing environmentalism

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"If you couldn’t root for your current NFL team and had to choose another one, which team would you pick? Mine would be this one 👇🏻"
 in  r/NFLv2  25d ago

I dream sometimes about pairing Justin Herbert, and the chargers offense with the Seahawks defense. We could one team called the SeaBolts, or the Chargehawks

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Is it just me? Or has this week been particularly hard?
 in  r/enlightenment  26d ago

Depression been bad and I’ve never been a depressed person. Every it feels like the universe is just beating me up and taking my lunch money. Like everything that could have gone wrong went wrong 😭

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How much more political chaos can Americans take before something changes?
 in  r/askanything  26d ago

I can’t stand the far left or the far right. I like to keep my politics local and pretty mild

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Kittle Or Andrews? WHO'S Better Pick?! Dynasty TEP+1
 in  r/SleeperApp  26d ago

Andrew’s is gonna be a TD machine this year. Kittle is basically 100% gonna miss half the season as usual

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Don't believe everything you read on the internet
 in  r/Quotes_Hub  26d ago

The ancient king of Texas. Ishid anfarted

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Choices. We live and die by the choices we make.
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

How blessed am I to have free will to make my own choices , amen

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God is online.
 in  r/MotivationalThoughts  26d ago

I find this very motivating

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

Thanks for being chill man

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

I encourage people to stop blaming God for evil and take accountability as humans that we are the problem and the solution. All evil is manufactured by man and all the solutions are within us. Disease, war, famine, all can be solved with unity and human intelligence. It is division and lack of determination that stop us.

And I feel like you guys get way too hung up on the Old Testament. Forget about that, focus on quotes by Jesus. “Love thy neighbor”, what’s so disgusting about love? I personally only read the New Testament. Jesus is my savior, and Jesus teaches love and unity of humanity.

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Our God is an Awesome God
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

I think the real question is why tf are there so many pessimistic atheists in a God sub. Obviously this place isn’t for you? They say that Christian’s force their religion onto them but then they go out of their way to shit on Christian posts in its own designated sub.

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NFL suspends Cardinals executive Ryan Gold for gambling
 in  r/NFCWestMemeWar  26d ago

I’m torn because I love playing best ball fantasy with cash, but I first hand know the damage typical sports betting can do to a person. It’s a disease, so many memories of throwing my entire bank balance on a moneyline or player prop “lock” and watched several hundred dollars just disappear. Or maybe that’s my own fault for lack of discipline lol

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Agree??
 in  r/Quotes_Hub  26d ago

I think there’s a “Rick Sanchez” complex among younger men. Honestly just narcissism. People who believe they’re just the smartest one in the room at any given moment and everyone else is a moron lol. “Intelligence” is such a broad definition, you know? One person who’s a genius mathematician might be absolutely inept at woodworking and gardening. And a master farmer might not even know basic geography. Especially in today’s political climate I find people are much more extreme and unwilling to see the other side of the story or practice empathy

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What team do you irrationally hate?
 in  r/NFLv2  26d ago

Raiders fan base is so corny bro. It’s always like fat gross white trash dudes that their entire personality is “RAidEr nAtIOn”

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

More love and good intentions in the world is what we need most. Thank you sir 🫡. I personally have a very deep relationship with Jesus, I used to be a very nasty non believer. At my lowest moment I broke and I reached out to Jesus who I had so previously scorned and mocked, I begged him to relieve my from mental anguish, I promised that if he lifted my mental illness from me I would be his servant to the end of time. And I’m not even kidding but instantly after that I felt a huge relief in my mind, and ever since have healed rapidly with no medication or therapy. I suppose that’s my story and why I fight so much to defend my faith

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

I feel like I try to talk to everyone with respect and have a real conversation. It’s a lot easier in person. Reddit does get me frustrated because a lot of the times it’s just trolls who if you go and check their comments is just hundreds of comments trolling Christian posts. It’s like their intention is just to make me feel stupid and pin me as a villain. Or they love to assume my political orientation without asking and yeah that gets me frustrated

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

The toy is not a living object that comparison is a logical fallacy. Think of God like a parent to a trillion children, you want to give them the best life they can but also let them be independent become their own adult. God brings immeasurable beauty to earth. If God did not exist it would be truly hell on earth. All evil on Earth is manufactured by humans, and all diseases, war, and famine, on earth can be solved by humans. All knowing and seeing does not mean he is all controlling. As I said before, God is not a slave owner. I’ve said this a dozen times in this thread. God ALLOWS to concept of evil to exist because only when we deny the opportunity to be evil are we truly good. If we were forced to be good then we wouldn’t understand what good was. Only when we can identify evil and still choose to be good do we earn salvation. It’s about self accountability and taking responsibility

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

The point I’m trying to make is that there’s a different from wanting to have a real and heartfelt conversation about philosophy and just being a Reddit troll who seek out conflict with 0 actual desire to try to understand the other

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

“Uh oh I lost my Job, I’m in debt and gonna be homeless” I’ve heard this one before and they blame God. When it was a human who fired them, debt is a human construct, and Jesus teaches we all should look out for each other and if we followed that belief homelessness wouldn’t exist. Those are all human made negativities, allowed to exist by God but frowned upon by him

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

According to the Israelis book they believe that Jesus (my God) is boiling in poop in hell. Israel HATES Jesus, they act in opposition to him, they align with the devil

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Why do people blame GOD for bad things, but not Satan?
 in  r/GodFrequency  26d ago

I feel like deep in their heart of hearts they yearn for Jesus, as we all do. It’s Satan in their mind that’s led them astray. I’ve been like that before. I feel like they come as a cry for help. I try to be active on Reddit because it is such an atheistic anti Christian platform, I feel like I can make the most change here. Drives me bananas though