My view =/= necessarily those of my employers, my guests, and anything that I retweet&share.
... in fact you can guarantee that I disagree with them on something. https://t.co/jAV06k7r18
@techhsiren This is a great explanation from @InspiringPhilos https://t.co/Fl0GqWBWFS
Unfortunately, we are finite humans, and can’t understand all the mysteries of the universe, but this can help us.
Demonstrably untrue. At worst, some Republicans don’t care IF you die, but don’t want to kill you.
At best, most Republicans are the ones fighting to save millions of babies from dying.
If anything, this is backwards.
1) I’ve never seen ANYONE shaming young people for making less than a six figure salary.
2) We should encourage young people to stay out of debt, and pick careers that fulfill them AND pay well.
3) Might I suggest sales. It has been very lucrative for me, and many others.
We need to stop telling people the best thing they can do is get married early and have kids, and then also shaming them when they talk about the struggles financially.
Reality check, if you get married in your early 20’s, your husband probably won’t be bringing home a 6 figure salary. He will probably be bringing home 40-60k a year. Especially if your husband is blue collar, it takes years in the trades to make 6 figures, even over $30 an hour. Straight out of college, average starting salary is around the same.
My step dad didn’t start making over $40 an hour in the trades till his 50’s. These things take TIME. You will probably struggle when you’re young with children. You will be pinching pennies for a long time. No one talks about this, but it’s the reality of life.
This seems like a faulty analogy. If you buy stock in a company, you own a piece of that company, and you are responsible for funding a portion of that company’s operating costs. It will never end, as long as you own that stock.
"Everything you've ever been told is a lie" is itself a lie that's just as destructive as "girls can become boys." It's designed to detach young people, in particular, from history/reality, disorienting them to the point where they lose the ability to tell right from wrong, good from evil. From there, you can sell them anything.
“Turning the other cheek” is one of Christ’s most misunderstood teachings.
Many think it means Christians should be passive, weak, or defenseless.
But in reality, it’s something far more profound. It reveals true strength.
Turning the Other Cheek means – a 🧵✝️
@_emilyrarick Yeah, I get it. The big companies were the bane of my life in those days, but there are real people who work there. Honest people. I bought solar from a big company, and I had no problems with them, or with selling that house.
This is so stupid! I worked for a family owned solar company for four years, and I get tired of people who make blanket accusations like this.
Customers have bad experiences in every industry and with every company. That doesn’t make every company a scam!!! …
@sola_chad The passage says “as though he heard them not”. I don’t think he was writing anything relevant. Otherwise it’d be recorded. It’s like pulling your phone out to scroll when the conversation dies, lol.
@sourpatchlyds@AP4Liberty Exactly. Some of the most popular/influential actors of the 80s were conservative. California used to be Republican. But as the arts became more progressive, conservatives began to ignore it more.