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:lecture that is what it ultimately boils down to

I will say Kitfisto has come a long way and has learned quite alot.Not only has he impressed me,but I am proud of him...and he is my brother in Christ...mock away!

Thanks Brother :1-1:
 
You'll have to qualify that. I speak what I believe to be the truth according to the Word of God . Who do I mock and pick out and act holier than thou on? The only ones who get singled out are Temmu and I.

I can't say "Zombies get programmed by TV" without everyone who watches TV getting offended? Well, if you're ( not you personally, but anyone ) offended then maybe some of it hits close to home?

Why should I act wishy-washy about what I believe so others will take it better? If you think that's holier-than-thou then I'm sorry.

people do not understand how entertainment have MANY controlled.(I have been guilty of it too)...the truth is...people are being "programmed" especially through TV and believe everything they are spoon fed...

I believe My brother Jason just has his "sunglasses" on and genuinely cares!
 
people do not understand how entertainment how MANY controlled.(I have been guilty of it too)...the truth is...people are being "programmed" especially through TV and believe everything they are spoon fed...

I believe My brother Jason just has his "sunglasses" and genuinely cares!

I do care. I feel for the lost who don't even know or think they are.

I watch TV as well......and when I do I can plainly see the agenda's being pushed and the programming messages and indoctrination process at work. Many people just sit there with a blank mind allowing the TV to do the work. It starts with the kids shows.....program them as kids and it's even more easy to keep them as adults.
 
I do care. I feel for the lost who don't even know or think they are.

This is the kind of self righteous posturing I was talking about.

Why should I act wishy-washy about what I believe so others will take it better?

If you really cared about people you wouldn't even have to ask that question.
 
I think people are eye rolling more at your soapbox stylings and ever-so-slight holier-than-thou attitude then what you are actually saying. Pretty sure most people here are well aware of the financial crisis and it's not-so-rosey outlook.

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Though in this case, it had also to do with intentionally misquoting, and borderline racism to back that soapboxing. :lecture:lecture:lecture
 
This is the kind of self righteous posturing I was talking about.



If you really cared about people you wouldn't even have to ask that question.

It's self-righteous to believe the Word of God that says those without Christ are lost???? I'm sorry, but you have no idea what self-righteousness is if that's what you think.

Honestly Pix, you seems to want to hear only what you think and believe and you want me to say that the Word of God is somehow subjective to whatever parts someone feels like accepting. Sorry, won't do that and if you think that's self-righteous........whatever.
 
Not sure what any of that has to do with what I said at all. But I guess that's easier than a bit of self reflection. :lol
 
FFS...

Anyhoo, there was a murder in Portland two years ago where a guy cut off his girlfriend's head and then set her body on fire. In the middle of their apartment. Apparently he was on acid.

Did people do things like that in the 90's when LSD got popular again?
 
FFS...

Anyhoo, there was a murder in Portland two years ago where a guy cut off his girlfriend's head and then set her body on fire. In the middle of their apartment. Apparently he was on acid.

Did people do things like that in the 90's when LSD got popular again?

Was it? I thought the drug of choice in the 90's was heroine. :dunno
 
LSD was popular among the younger kids who still lived with their parents but wanted to feel sophisticated (ie 14-17 year olds) as I recall. Heroine seemed to be something college-aged kids got into away from home.
 
I have never been into drugs in my life. I "tried" a couple of things that turned out to be fake when I was in my early 20's and never had any desire to try anything else again. Just never saw the attraction.
 
Acid wasn't the drug of choice, but there was a definite resurgence in the early 90's. It was big on liberal arts campuses (at least in the northeast) and it was fairly consistent until the Silo got busted in Clinton's second term. Garcia dying probably played a part too, but I know it had a significant part in the rave scenes right up until the end of the decade.
 
I have never been into drugs in my life. I "tried" a couple of things that turned out to be fake when I was in my early 20's and never had any desire to try anything else again. Just never saw the attraction.

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Acid wasn't the drug of choice, but there was a definite resurgence in the early 90's. It was big on liberal arts campuses (at least in the northeast) and it was fairly consistent until the Silo got busted in Clinton's second term. Garcia dying probably played a part too, but I know it had a significant part in the rave scenes right up until the end of the decade.

Must've been an east coast thing. Here, it was heroine, crank, pot and booze. :huh

Were raves even a 90's thing? :confused:
 
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