Too much of a bad thing '

Too much of badness..Like we know the drill.' It was rife in 2020, and applied by
Morons. To dil's.' Over-speak was full volume.' By media machines all lip gloss
And salad-tossed words; so serene.' You
Were coaxed and encouraged, and most
Un-dernourished' cajoled with free snacks
To sell out each other, the classic Jacob
And Esau brother act.' Scene of false narration; still
Are deep scars on our Nations.' Deception of the
Tounge, is how the rotten play was begun'
No free thought; or speech.? Its mal-direction, its the beginning of infections it
Will create sickeness and division, so make
The best decesion, choose clarity by intuition.' ben shapirio its so;  no no..
As once any fourth grader..Would have made you know.' I thank God for mental
Immunity, for by His teachings I reject your
Nudge with unfiltered impunity.' No third way
No compliance; or fudge.)
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DiMino Avatar
December 25, 2025 at 3:50 AM
Easy to become frustrated, I know. Happens to me daily. Don't know what the answer is...I mean, I know, follow Christ. Follow the path of Truth clearly laid out in the bible. But, as the saying goes, you can lead horse to water...but you can't make him drink. Nearer the end now, I wonder if I have done anything right? Wishing you and yours a Very Happy New Year. We pray.
Maverick Avatar
December 25, 2025 at 10:24 AM
We have all done stuff We should not have 'Joe Dimino' how else would we want to born again.? A rather clumsy attempt to connect with readers of this reply..Yet true In 85% of us i'd guess? All the coming new years best brother.)
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