>His written diction is unique.
Is it normal for some people to write better than they speak, or vice versa? I always feel I communicate better when writing and often slip up when speaking and sound utterly ridiculous. Unless I also sound ridiculous when writing and nobody here had told me otherwise. I'm usually the brunt end of all the jokes around friends so sometimes I think you guys let me post here so you can laugh at me in other places.
>Everybody IS interested in finding something wrong with everyone on social media.
So it's like church, just more out in the open?
People are going to people. This is why the Founders wanted gov't, and everyone else, out of their business.
Alright, so to recap:
"Anon may be autistic. Yay!"
"Anon may be ridiculous."
"Anon will never know which one."
/sigh
>At least in church there is an acknowledgment of real benevolent goodness.
Well, that's the assumption, at least. The real truth is most people run to church when they have to most questions/problems looking for answers. The world isn't very kind to the downtrodden, and for the brave few in the public eye willing to do the right thing, it seems to be much more harsh. For what it's worth, anon knows things are generally going according to the plan. But anon wished the amount of energy anon spends thinking about it would expedite the turnabout to better days in the minds of everyone. Sure would be neat to see how awesome all this could turn out to be.
>It's an assumption to declare that it is an assumption.
The entire premise of the church is built on the notion that there's inherent good in all. The reality is we all struggle with good/bad regardless of our place of worship (or not).
>Only people are kind or not kind, and 'the world' isn't a person. Most people are kind. Some people are not.
The world is made of people, yes. If everyone knew what sort of machine they serve would it make a difference in how they treat one another? It probably would, but you'd have to start with fixing the money problem instead of starting with giving everyone a lesson in morality.
>There's no nuclear WW3 as was planned by 'them'.
>We're living in biblical times
We're living in scripted times. Whose script are they using?
LOL.
Anon is at the "They're old enough for Die Hard" stage so things flow much easier in the household.
Agree with you on the Scrooge thing. But anon has one (and only one) Disney guilty pleasure:
>I am have many sadly. But Mickeys Christmas Carol is pretty good. muppet one is not to shabby either.
NGL, I was the only kid I knew that disliked Disney from the get go. My cousins, OTOH, were spoon fed every Disney flick in existence. I always preferred Looney Toons and Six Flags over Disney productions and Disney World.