Most movies are Hollywood brainwashing and attempts to move ideas further through the Overton Window.
Do not try to get moral guidance from movies.
You are responsible for at least putting a glance at recent notables to make sure they lead somewhere.
Being a baker does not shield you from criticism, no matter how new you are, no matter what time of the day you do it and no matter how much it's needed.
Bakers are not immune.
You've been notified of the possible errors, so hopefully, you look over them and fix any.
Time of publish?
[4am]
>4 AM Narrative Drops
Coincidence?
>There are no coincidences
Fight to reinstall roadblack?
>The admin has been systematically removing corruption and the cabal is fighting to put back the obstacles to slow the POTUS's plan.
Who is Richard Donoghue?
>Pic related
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2018/1/4/richard-donoghue-named-interim-us-attorney-eastern-district
"Richard P. Donoghue has been named the interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY) by Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday. "
>also worked for the military
previously served from 1993 to 2000 as an active duty member of the U.S. Army JAG Corps, where he rose to the rank of military magistrate judge. From 1993 through 1995, he was a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division.
“When I became attorney general, President Trump gave me clear orders to go after MS-13,” said Sessions. “Since then, this Department of Justice has been relentless, arresting hundreds of MS-13 members from Los Angeles to Long Island. Today, I am appointing someone as interim United States attorney for Eastern District of New York who has tremendous experience prosecuting MS-13: Richard Donoghue.
>Note, MS-13 has been used as the cabal's urban hitmen/enforcer group.
>Multiple key people killed by MS-13 suspects
>Including Seth Rich
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This is hardly a correct argument, either.
I don't need to be a mechanic to know if my car has been made worst at the mechanics, if it starts showing obvious signs.
I don't need to be a carpenter to know tere's something wrong with there being a hole in my floor after the carpenter has worked.
I don't need to be a cook to know that food was badly prepared when it's obvious that it has been.
I don't need to be a baker to know other breads were bad and need to be fixed.
I don't accept responsibility when I am not ready to accept all aspects of what it means to be responsible for said action/task.
If the baker was unwilling to accept full responsibility, then perhaps they should not have baked.
The easiest thing to do would be to say: "I see the errors, let me look over them and fix them to see if they are errors".
But the baker didn't do that.
Suspicious.