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Most importantly your past does not dictate your future. Your mental health diagnosis doesn’t become your identity. Absolutely no one has had the perfect childhood or life, but yet the majority of them become productive members of society. Adversity in one’s life does not make it okay to commit crimes. You can’t change the past or the challenges life has given you, but you do have control over the character you build from it.
So this is what’s happening now?
Using AI to push narratives that defend desecrating the grave of Austin Metcalf while demanding we stop blaming leftist blacks for the issues in society?
Some can’t rationalize, can’t resist their hatred, and immediately defend criminals based on skin tone instead of facts. They see no wrong in supporting their own and refuse to comprehend they’re part of the problem.
This has to change.
We need to be a society of law and order.
Period.
I tend to find the best things on the edge.
The edges of my mind.
The edges of my comfort zone.
And because I live on the Pacific Coast…
The edges of the world.
Most people spend their whole lives in the middle.
Safe. Comfortable. Settled.
Wondering why nothing interesting ever happens to them.
Every meaningful thing in my life happened when I stopped playing it safe.
My writing. My relationships. My career.
All of it started at an edge I almost didn’t walk to.
The edge is uncomfortable by definition.
That’s the point.
That discomfort is information.
It’s telling you that something real is on the other side.
The middle is where things are safe and forgettable.
The edge is where things get real.
What are you standing at the edge of right now?
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.
Content of character matters. Not skin tone.