Stay at home, homeschooling dad.
Sources don't matter if the authority isn't agreed on.
Read posts with a grain of salt, because of length limitations, etc.
@CatholicSOTC 2 reasons this makes me mad.
1) The family could have went in the line and kneeled.
2) They should have been given communion after the line was finished.
The family and clergy are both wrong (and stubborn). Apparently, it's more important to make a point than to receive.
@Christina21lynn@libsoftiktok Sorry, I meant to put this link and hadn't updated it. (Same story with similar details, but the first is from a media company in India and the second one is from the American company People.)
https://t.co/boksQgbL0k
@Christina21lynn@libsoftiktok Sorry for your loss.
I don't feel badly for the mom. Assuming she can be deported, it looks to me like she and the media are benefiting equally from their dishonesty.
Also, she's potentially protecting a sexual predator who might hurt other kids.
https://t.co/Gf9AFOw95k
@AlaricGoldkuhl@roenelteck@clownworld Correct. That's why I'd rather go for a walk in the park, skating, museum, zoo, etc (something low cost) to find out more about her and if she's worth more. Nothing like that was on the list.
@DEisenbart44839@LibertyCappy Apparently, during the Vietnam war, American college students were burning buildings (and slashing firefighter hoses) and the national guard was called in. The students committed "violent and criminal" actions, and the national guard shot some of them.
https://t.co/GNNdkkgwU7
@Pamelaklen@matthewdmarsden Many women look down on stay at home moms. It's apparent in how they respond when someone says something positive about a mom staying at home. They act like it's an attack on them when it isn't.
@PeterGFBarr@GigaBasedDad The population of the U.S.A. is 341.5 million people.
It isn't homeschooling that caused an increase in conspiracy theories. It's people losing faith in authorities that tell them obvious falsehoods, and having no alternative authorities to put their trust in.