Don't leave anything for later.
Later, the coffee gets cold.
Later, you lose interest.
Later, the day turns into night.
Later, people grow up.
Later, people grow old.
Later, life goes by.
Later, you regret not doing something... when you had the chance.
I want politics to be about a better everyday life.
Here's what that can look like:
We live in a time that people are more inclined to obey an unlawful executive order than they are to follow a court order 🤦🏾♀️.
Dictators are created due to cruelty, cowardice, & compliance! IF THEIR ASSES will ignore the Supreme Court, we can definitely IGNORE HIM!
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I’m going to say something that shouldn’t be controversial but will be. If you are a Christian, you can support border control and immigration being legal vs illegal. You CANNOT celebrate deportations and get off on the cruelty, and be a real Christ follower. Period
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Of course advance information on US combat operations is classified. Pretending otherwise is an insult to our troops, who all know this.
The Secretary is unfit to lead.
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There’s a term in psychology called habituation: the way we stop noticing things we see often. A painting on the wall. A familiar view. Even a person’s kindness.
The brain filters the predictable to save energy. But in doing so, it risks filtering out what makes life feel full.
Not everything that becomes familiar should be forgotten.
Sometimes, attention is an act of love.
Whenever I am sent a citation that seems to wildly contradict what I know, my first reaction (after calming down the demons of confirmation bias) is to ask - What's the source? If I find out it's from Epoch Times, I don't even bother to read it. The second question I ask is: Who are the authors? I.e., are they bringing their own biases to the table and if so, how well known are those biases? I haven't heard anyone discuss the authors.... How well known are they in epidemiology/statistics? What…
There is, and your bias is valid.
But this is an ad hominem attack, and I believe it muddies an objective analysis. In other words, crazy ppl can come up with great ideas, and vice-versa. Once I have decided to break an idea down, I try to forget who is the author.
