>>17469637

So I guess poor people are loud and obnoxious, no wonder they can't make money. They can't focus

New York in the summer is a noisy place, especially if you don’t have money. The rich run off to the Hamptons or Maine. The bourgeoisie are safely shielded by the hum of their central air, their petite cousins by the roar of their window units. But for the broke—the have-littles and have-nots—summer means an open window, through which the clatter of the city becomes the soundtrack to life: motorcycles revving, buses braking, couples squabbling, children summoning one another out to play, and music. Ceaseless music.

I remember, the summer before I left for college, lying close to my bedroom box fan, taking it all in. Thanks to a partial scholarship (and a ton of loans), I was on my way to an Ivy League college. I was counting down the days, eager to ditch the concrete sidewalks and my family’s cramped railroad apartment and to start living life on my own terms, against a backdrop of lush, manicured lawns and stately architecture.

I didn’t yet know that you don’t live on an Ivy League campus. You reside on one. Living is loud and messy, but residing? Residing is quiet business.

I first arrived on campus for the minority-student orientation. The welcome event had the feel of a block party, Blahzay Blahzay blasting on a boom box. (It was the ’90s.) We spent those first few nights convening in one another’s rooms, gossiping and dancing until late. We were learning to find some comfort in this new place, and with one another.

Then the other students arrived—the white students. The first day of classes was marked by such gloriously WASPy pomp that it made my young, aspirational heart leap. Professors in academic regalia gave speeches about centuries-old traditions and how wonderful and unique we were—“the best class yet.” Kids sang a cappella and paraded with a marching band. I’d spent my high-school years sneaking out at night to drink 40s on the beach and scheming my way into clubs. I understood that what was happening around me wasn’t exactly cool, but it was special. And I was a part of it.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2022/09/let-brooklyn-be-loud/670600/

>>17469693

If you believe in man, then you believe in no morality except for your own.

>>17469716

The unspoken truth about LGBT.

Most gay people have been molested.

>>17469712

The Beast system = Great Awakening from the old "New World Order" to usher in the New World Order of Man, the Golden Age of Mankind spoken of in Childhood's End Pt I, II, & III brought to you by Lucifer himself

Harlot that rides the Beast = the broken Church that aligns itself with the beast system of faith in man over faith in God. The system of vengeance, when "Vengeance is mine saith the Lord" - Romans 12:19

Dark vs light magic instead of faith in God.

God does his will using others.

>>17469741

By the way, do you know when Harry Reid passed away, Las Vegas renamed McCarran Int'l Airport to his Airport?

>>17469737

It will seem like a utopia until just before the end.

>>17469747

You sure about that? Many think it was the mob that he owed a favor to.

>>17469712

Nov 13, 2021, Gen Flynn attended the ReAwaken America tour in Texas. Speaking before a conservative Christian audience, he stated the United States of America should have only one religion.

“If we are going to have one nation under God, which we must, we have to have one religion,” he said.

He did not say which religion that would be. But I am guessing it is probably not Wicca.

>>17469758

Eph 6:12

King James Bible

For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

Also see:

Mark 4:19

but the worries of this life, the deceitfulness of wealth, and the desire for other things come in and choke the word, and it becomes unfruitful.

John 12:31

Now judgment is upon this world; now the prince of this world will be cast out.

Acts 26:18

to open their eyes, so that they may turn from darkness to light and from the power of Satan to God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins and an inheritance among those sanctified by faith in Me.'

1 Corinthians 9:25

Everyone who competes in the games trains with strict discipline. They do it for a crown that is perishable, but we do it for a crown that is imperishable.

2 Corinthians 11:14

And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.

>>17469733

When one believes what is good for many over what is good for the individual, they end up doing all those evil things for a logical reason, hence the COVID response.

When one believes the world is overpopulated, they will seek to do anything they can to remove the most useless ones that don't contribute much to society (old, sick, weak, young, defective, criminal).

>>17469778

It doesn't need to be validated by Google to be a legitimate threat. In fact, it's a web app, one can install on both Apple and Android. It's easy, it works, and no need for a stupid code base in the form of an app. The ease of use of an app is like a back rub someone gives themself in the absence of having another person do it.

People are dumb.

>>17469776

Belief in man and that he is inherently good goes in the face of all of history.

Belief in God and knowing mankind is inherently evil in need of redemption and must make a choice to do good and have some kind of moral fiber instilled from a very age or else he / she will give themselves over to temptation to dominate and steal.

Magic is the belief that man or nature can save you instead of God Himself being the only one.

>>17469805

Learn to use swipe gestures and swype gestures on the keyboard. Then you won't have those 3 ugly old icons on the bottom.

>>17469805

For example, swipe left to right and you go back a page, swipe right to left and you go forward a page or switch between the last and previous app.

>>17469805

I mean a swipe and drag gesture from left to right. A swipe up and drag will bring you to the task switcher. Then you can swipe away apps towards the right that you want to close.

>>17469804

You mean Megiddo that is in Israel. The final battle in Revelation.

>>17469812

Lol I'm 38 myself, so I get it. I am just a tech enthusiast who knows how to use it after lots of practice. I started with the 3 ugly icons but like more space now and use gestures.