I'm Leaving

[Kenny]

It is indeed true that he believes that.

So one can believe something that is true.

 

[Revoltingest]

Just that she knows him! And doesn’t agree with your statements.

A wife who stands by her man.
If that justifies your ignoring Trump's many sins,
then do you apply the same rationale in the case
of Hillary Clinton's defense of Bill?

Notice how I didn't use the nuclear option,
ie, Eva Braun? I'm too kind at times.

 

[Father Heathen]

We just liked the location, the house prices seemed doable, the climate bearable etc. Also have a US friend who lives there and wants to help us move. He sent me the MAGA hat and t-shirt with the candy.

The mountains are pretty. You'll get to see a lot of the Amish.

 

[Revoltingest]

So one can believe something that is true.

A belief that someone believes what they said can be true.
Although "accurate" is more a more rigorous term.
But belief won't make sky fairies leap into reality
from pages of fiction.

 

[Glaurung]

But as strong capitalists the US suits us infinitely better than anywhere in Europe at the minute. We have considered Australia but my partner doesn't like all the murderous animals and how far the journey is.

I'll have you know that the death adder in my backyard and I are on amical terms. No murderous intent on either side.

 

[Father Heathen]

That’s how political agendas are pushed. Read into your personal agenda into what is seen.

How often do you see Kamala’s husband next to her? Does that mean she is fooling around?

It's simply the impression people are getting simply by observing, and by considering past patterns. Not saying it's a verified fact, just an intuitive hunch.

 

[Revoltingest]

You don't believe that some companies conduct business in an unethical manner?

Of course.
But my comment was directed at another poster,
who believes it's true that invented supreme beings
actually exist.

 

[Revoltingest]

I'll have you know that the death adder in my backyard and I are on amical terms. No murderous intent on either side.

Forget the death adders.
Drop bears & irukandji are the ones to worry about.

 

[Glaurung]

Forget the death adders.
Drop bears & irukandji are the ones to worry about.

Drop bears are the reason I lock my doors at night.

 

[Revoltingest]

For @Kenny.....
Enjoy!

 

[Rival]

It's simply the impression people are getting simply by observing, and by considering past patterns. Not saying it's a verified fact, just an intuitive hunch.

It wouldn't be the first time Trump has committed adultery, which is a horrible crime, but as it is these are still just rumours for character assassination, which has nothing to do with his politics. It wouldn't surprise me if he cheated again, sadly, but dragging this up is not a political issue. I myself don't ever expect any politicians to be moral bastions, usually the opposite, and having low bar expectations has served me well. Anyone who seeks that amount of power is in some way morally questionable.

 

[Revoltingest]

It wouldn't be the first time Trump has committed adultery, which is a horrible crime, but as it is these are still just rumours for character assassination, which has nothing to do with his politics.

Instead of character assassination,
it's a window into his character.
And it's worse than just adultery.
He sexually assaulted women.

It wouldn't surprise me if he cheated again, sadly, but dragging this up is not a political issue. I myself don't ever expect any politicians to be moral bastions, usually the opposite, and having low bar expectations has served me well. Anyone who seeks that amount of power is in some way morally questionable.

More serious than his character flaws
is his attempted coup in 2020. Such
treason should disqualify him from
running. But our courts aren't capable
of handling crimes by Presidents.

 

[Spice]

Sorry man, I've had enough. I support the socially unacceptable political candidate so now I'm scum.

Hope you're well.

I can certainly understand having an interest, and even an opinion, but can you clarify why this means so much to you
You live in the UK, correct?
And I believe you have misunderstood much of the opposing view. It happens to all from time to time, especially when passions arise. But it can also be an opportunity for growth in Christian life, IMO. I have learned so much in contests of ideals in words and hope to continue.
I also wish you well in finding your niche.

 

[Alien826]

That's not logical. It's an equivocation fallacy and thus a logical failure. You're using the word Greek in two different ways. It like saying that banks are a safe place to keep money, rivers have banks, therefore rivers are a safe place to keep money.

They're not? <Hurries off to retrieve money from the river.>

 

[Augustus]

One clue that you might be woke (here in 2024), is your refusal to even google the term

I do find it funny that so many people completely lose the ability to understand how to derive meaning from context when it comes to certain words.

Being woke is either used in all sincerity as the pure and noble struggle against bigotry or prejudice or it is the mindless slur of a MAGA based on rank ignorance.

Some words just seem to have this magic power to make people forget how they are able to interpret all other words with nuance in order to best arrive at an approximation of what the user actually means in context.

 

[River Sea]

I've been on this forum since 2012. I've not just randomly decided to up and leave. I can't quote every single instance of these words being used, but if you used your God given senses and read the thread you'd see it. You can do it. You're a capable adult. Stop being intentionally dense.

Please write to me here in this thread. @Rival and teach me how you function emotionally with all of your triggers. Can we begin with this quote, please? I wrote below your quote asking a question about Fertile Soil: And is that 'Farmers Dream' that answers the needs, as it's black soil. Was many past stories due to different types of soils?

@Rival
Your quote is to expand and read, and I wrote below your quote.

There's no Deluge myth in Kemetic religion (Ancient Egyptian) and it's one of the oldest recorded religions in history, with the oldest recorded body of religious literature (the Pyramid Texts). I note your source says 'with the exception of the Negro races', so could be referring to this absence. However, if one of the oldest known religious traditions hasn't any mention of it, I think this hurts your theory.

I am not in doubt there was a massive flood, but how massive is still up for debate because Africans don't mention it. The Europeans have it because their religions come from the Indo-European and Indo-Aryan traditions in the Fertile Crescent that also gave birth to Dharmic faiths, so naturally they have different takes on similar/the same myths. Kemetic faith, not being of these religious families, lacks any such shared stories.

My responding from quote.

@Rival
What was Fertile? Is that farmers dream of black soil? What about other types of soils? Are they not fertile, and what are the reasons?

Please accept this conversation from me

What are the soils that are of Fertile and not Fertile? What are the reasons that caused this?

If you do leave @Rival I will then ask others about these soils, and how did people manage their situations with these soils?

@Rival as you for 'Trump' what does 'Trump' think about soils, do you know?

I hope this is a welcome from me to you, I hope

If you @Rival leave and or hadn't read my post, please know, we're not separated, as we're both in unconditional love light within us.

I allow unconditional love light within me to teach me how to drink from light within my situations

 

[Spice]

I'm not breaking. I've already asked several times for my modship to be revoked. I'm replying to be cordial in this thread and when it dies I have books to read, classes to attend, and a boyfriend to shag. I genuinely hate this place. I wish the 60s Boomer people would leave and we could have some Trad Zoomers instead.

And there we have the hate fully revealed.
I'm so sorry you don't find any appreciation in those who have so much to share from living. One day, if God so chooses, you'll be a senior citizen with much to share, too. I still find people older than me, and they're few, amazingly helpful in recognizing my place in the world, though I may disagree with their perspective. I recently attended the funeral of a 97 year old lady who has been a part of my life since I was 6 years old. Boy oh boy have we disagreed over the years. But I miss her soooo much.

 

[Secret Chief]

I mean how/where did you get this impression? I haven't noticed it, other than within certain social media circles, but I don't think they serve as an accurate sample of the population at large. Is this specifically a UK thing (if so, it's ironic considering that Europe is widely viewed to be more left/liberal/progressive than the U.S.)? What do you suppose was the influence? Usually religion/tradition is handed down to the kids via their elders.

I work in a typical English school with 1,000 pupils. By and large the students are open-minded and progressive in their views - clearly indoctinated by the lefty establishment. Religious studies is generally viewed as a pointless requirement of the system.

 

[Soandso]

We just liked the location, the house prices seemed doable, the climate bearable etc. Also have a US friend who lives there and wants to help us move. He sent me the MAGA hat and t-shirt with the candy.

I hear Penn is nice but I've never been. I'd recommend Washington State as it's the best state Best of wishes on your move though! Have you at least visited and scoped the place out first?

UK doesn't allow legal carry of any weapons. It makes us both feel extremely unsafe especially if we have kids.

I think this is valid and understandable. I myself am a second amendment rights supporter, but keep in mind that EVERYONE has guns here; that includes the angry road rager who is screaming at you because of some perceived slight you made against him. I recommend that if you are going to carry, practice shooting often and educate yourself on the law of the land - especially if you are crossing state lines where every state has it's own set of gun laws and restrictions

As for myself, I feel safe enough where I am that I don't need to carry. If I'm going into bear/cougar country, that's a little different. I'm also a single guy with no kids, so my feelings might change if I had to account for someone else - especially children of my own

 

[Secret Chief]

And
sometimes they even agree with me!

I've started to notice that I agree more and more with much of what you say, so I've decided to put you on Ignore or else I could end up eating bacon.