I love you, I really do. You are a great soul. We do need to love one another, but I will never love evil.
One thing that I don't agree with. The election was stolen.
This means we have an illegal person in the White House and THIS is the reason people are angry. Maybe you have to be an American to understand just how bad this is. Our votes don't count, which means they are taxing us without TRUE representation.
Most of those now in office, were not put in there legally. The votes were changed and there is proof of this many times over. The whole system is corrupt.
To be quiet about this travesty is the same thing that happened before world war II started in Germany and in many parts of the world. Eyes and ears were closed in the name of civility. America is losing their country in the name of socialism/communism. Bring on the NWO and be quiet and be nice and be kind to one another.
I will NEVER TURN A BLIND EYE TO WHAT HAS HAPPENED NOR WILL I EVER FORGET !!!!!!!
Unity for all is just another word for the NWO
Again, I do love and respect you with all my heart - I just don't think you understand what really has happened here in The United States Of America
Quoting: WhiteAngel I respect your opinion Angel and I understand more about what is going on than that you give me credit for. But that's okay.
My point is not directed at that specific situation. It happened many times before and it will happen many times after, no matter who is in charge. And it is very justified and even core to be angry and upset about it. I would never ever disagree with you there.
My point is directed at the fact that nowadays it is apparently okay to generalize and put all who voted for whatever side under the umbrella of evil, filth and scum and claim they should be put in camps or worse. How we judge them all, scapegoat them, give them names and what not. Even if that goes for your friends and family. If people have that stand in life, with all due respect, I think that is pretty small minded.
An example: If you and your family need urgent help for a certain situation and someone is offering you the help you need. Would you first ask them for their political color, life style or religion before accepting their help? Or would you accept their help without questioning. And the other way around. Someone dear is struggling and you have the means to help them, would you base your help on those same criteria or would you help without questioning?
Answer those questions and you get my point. They have installed fear, division and distrust of each other in our society and not just in the USA. Caring and acting beyond whatever divides us is up to us, done from our instincts and not because someone tells us what to do or not to do. And it takes nothing away from our own independent view on life or our feeling for justice and fight for good. At minimum it enriches us.
And even though I would never disrespect anyone's religious choices and beliefs, I don't believe in the End of Days. Or bending down in fear and anger. To me the choices how we interact as humans, how we act and react, whether we weaken ourselves or make us stronger as community, especially in the eye of the hurricane, were and will always be ours.
But at least we can agree to disagree at cousin. Much love!
