@ElleDubious @ollieart726@EuphoriTori Yet here we are, with folks claiming to be "Christians" and trying to use Christ as a weapon call for hate, abuse, and extermination of others over who they are because they choose to take a few verses out of context while ignoring an entire gospel of love, forgiveness, and hope.
@Jackpere3@conureCC@EuphoriTori Also as a Christian, I believe my God has called me to show love and compassion to EVERYONE unconditionally, so again, I shouldn't do harm to them or deny them care regardless of what I think about them.
@Jackpere3@conureCC@EuphoriTori I think the idea is that one shouldn't require the _Bible_ to stop them from murdering others. As a Christian, I accept that _all_ humankind has the knowledge of good and evil, so we can all know that murdering others is wrong - you shouldn't need a book to tell you that.
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Writing an internal social media post about Skype and trying to put some humor into it: "So, while you can ask their face to sit somewhere else..." --wait, no. 😅 #phrasing
2/2 And the claim that you limited open trades were due to being your clearinghouse’s requirements on you came after the fact. Either you restricted the free market of your own volition, or were forced to by an unnamed party. Either way, I don’t feel I can trust you here.
“We didn’t want to stop people from buying stocks and we certainly weren’t trying to help hedge funds.” — @RobinhoodApp Yet, by allowing only closing trades, this is precisely what you did. 1/2
@MaxTheCatfish I can understand this slightly - Epic not wanting to carry liability from one year to the next without any hope of addressing it. However, it sounds like another way of getting small creators to advertise for nothing (like a certain "mobile MMO RPG" 🤣).