@GrandpaJoeSux I think that the person who wrote this assumed that "you" (whoever is reading the book) is kind and values others. Also being genuine does make you a better friend. However, what if "you" is a scumbag narcissist? Deep philosophical questions posed by a board book for toddlers.
@Not_the_Bee Of course, as per usual, the answer is a little bit of a mix of eveyone's opinions. We are so blessed to have affordable food. But it is more expensive than it has been. We need to be able to address this because otherwise people will turn to socialism for answers.
@GrandpaJoeSux On the other post, no. On this post, yes. Just to emphasize that it is possible just to move on. I don't want to pick a fight online. Plus you seem like a cool dude.
I figured I'd share my submission to this year's game jam. For those who don't know, it's an event where you need to make a video game in 4 days. This is my 3rd game I've ever completed and I'm really happy with how it turned out. https://t.co/ieSF2e582M
@GHHILL1911@Not_the_Bee Agree. And even if you think that he should have taken them to the men's room, he obviously means no harm to the women in the women's room. He has his two daughters with him for heaven's sake.
@realDrTT@Kira_vonAmerika I'm not offended by anyone using the terms "Mormon" or "LDS" as I referred to myself with those terms for almost my whole life. But I understand the change, because it refocuses our faith on Christ. Thank you so much for being so understanding. I love Catholics btw. You guys rock
@realDrTT@Kira_vonAmerika I think it's more of a guideline for how we refer to ourselves, especially in media or professional contexts. For example I work for an engineering firm that does work on church buildings. In the office we refer to them as LDS jobs, but we don't use that in the names of plans.