@Bee791578727017@Stopworkplacebu The "invisible man in the sky" aka God isn't just "in the sky".
God is #omnipresent & #omniscient.
Also, "the invisible man in the sky" isn't invisible if you know what to look for.
Pay attention to highly unusual "meaningful coincidences" that defy the odds of random chance.
@Stopworkplacebu But defending myself against & #arguing with those who don't believe me, or who spread lies about me, can be SO much fun!
I usually win the argument, or cause my #disbelievers &or detractors to "run away" from the #argument when they realize they're on the losing end of it. 😀😇
@Stopworkplacebu But defending myself against & #arguing with those who don't believe me, or who spread lies about me, can be SO much fun!
I usually win the argument, or cause my #disbelievers &or detractors to "run away" from the #argument when they realize they're on the losing end of it. 😀😇
It’s tragic how often empathetic people are mistreated. Because their empathy won’t allow them to hurt others, they end up hurting themselves. The goal isn’t for them to learn revenge. The goal is to create space for them to be safe, but especially when expressing empathy.
The irony in people who continually hurt others and say "I did my best" when people who really did do their best are still open to ways they can do better.
@nate_postlethwt I'm really not impressed with people who claim to be doing their best when they can not only do significantly better than they are actually doing, but aren't even coming close to what they could be doing if they were genuinely making a reasonable effort to do their best.
Dishonesty isn’t shamed as much as it should be.
Lying isn’t just wrong, cowardly, weak, immature, and a sign of low intelligence.
It’s also abusive and the ultimate show of disrespect.
When someone lies, they deliberately give you false information so you’ll make decisions based on a fake reality.
That means your CONSENT is VIOLATED. Your autonomy is overridden. You are no longer choosing freely — you’re being steered.
That is control. That is enslavement.
Whether someone:
• lies directly to harm you
• lies to you to smear someone else
• lies to others to recruit them against you
• or lies to protect themselves while someone else is harmed
They are abusing EVERYONE they lie to.
It is the ultimate expression of disrespect someone can show you.
Even if the target of harm is someone else, the lie itself is still abusive and incredibly disrespectful to YOU— because it manipulates the perceptions, emotions, and decisions of the everyone being lied to. They’re using you like a mindless tool in their commission of abuse. How does that make you feel?
Outraged!
This is why lying sits at the core of:
• gaslighting
• smear campaigns
• triangulation
• propaganda
• narcissistic abuse
• coercive control
Dishonesty forces people to participate in a reality they did not consent to.
That’s not a small violation. That’s not a misunderstanding. That’s not “just how some people are.”
It’s disrespect.
It’s coercive control.
It’s abusive to everyone being lied to.
You deserve better than that. Don’t stand for it!
@Ryan_Daigler To the degree to which someone lies, there can be no love or true connection, intimacy, or freedom. Lies seek to murder truth & freedom for some perceived "benefit" to the liar. All liars are cowards. Standing for truth requires courage & bravery. Love truth.
Federal government censorship and control of the internet is bad for our wallets, in addition to harming our minds and souls. The Online Streaming Act, in force since 2023, allows the federal government to manipulate online algorithms and control what content is promoted or buried. U.S. trade officials now identify the Act’s “discoverability” rules as a major obstacle to renewing a Canada–U.S. trade deal.
https://t.co/tz753GPQi2
It has been 35 years since the Montreal Massacre at École Polytechnique.
On December 6,1989, 14 young women were murdered and 14 other people were injured in a deadly mass shooting attack, motivated by misogyny. 🧵#rememberthe14
Today marks the 36th anniversary of the École Polytechnique massacre in Montreal when 14 women were murdered. It’s an act of terror that’s officially recognized as a femicide.
Those killed: Geneviève Bergeron, Hélène Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick, Maryse Laganière, Maryse Leclair, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michèle Richard, Annie St-Arneault, Annie Turcotte and Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz.
https://t.co/P5AXvP9wP9
“When it happened, I was in England at the time, so I didn’t know until the next morning. I got up, I read the news … 14,” Carney said, slightly choking up. “It’s as shocking today as it was then.”
https://t.co/h7QFz38CxU
Yesterday, the McGill community honoured the fourteen young women lost at @polymtl. 🤍
On this National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, we echo Dean Yargeau: “We must remember them, and their legacy should shape us.”
🔗 https://t.co/VrcdUUHE8L
Irony just died on live TV.
Kash Patel actually said: “When you attack our nation’s Capitol, you attack the very being of our way of life. We will always refute it and combat it.”
This from the same crew that pardoned 1,500 attackers and turned January 6 into a loyalty test.
These are not serious people.