Not so long ago, President Trump was painting Islam as posing an existential threat to the West.
Lots of people have died in Europe and now New Zealand, thanks to American us versus them rhetoric. Thanks to the US embassy now sitting in illegally annexed Jerusalem, Americans will also die.
Hopefully the Kill Ratios will satisfy most Americans including ethnic-cleansing , terrorist Democrats.
If the firearms were purchased in New Zealand, I think there's a very strong possibility that many - if not all - firearms will be banned in that country.
It's disheartening for sure but we have to remember that hate will never win because there is far too much love in this world.
When?
When you think not...
I know I can always count on you.
Well I think Lazy8 and I are pretty much in agreement. I wasn't speculating about some miraculous event and I hope that's not the way it sounded. Miraculous events happen everywhere every day. You have to see it to believe it. Anyway that's the plan and the back-up plan.
What you said spoke to me. That's all.
And Lazy8 hit it on the nail when he said "each of us has to embrace that it's our job, there's no one coming to fix it for us." Truth always starts at home.
Always. Every day. It's never over, we're never done, and each of us has to embrace that it's our job, there's no one coming to fix it for us.
And while there always seem to be people trying to take us backward we can take comfort in the long viewâthat they have always been the aberration, the distraction from the long arc of history. We're winning.
Totally agree. But also, "We may be fighting a losing battle, but having a wonderful time trying to win"
Always. Every day. It's never over, we're never done, and each of us has to embrace that it's our job, there's no one coming to fix it for us.
And while there always seem to be people trying to take us backward we can take comfort in the long view—that they have always been the aberration, the distraction from the long arc of history. We're winning.
It's disheartening for sure but we have to remember that hate will never win because there is far too much love in this world.
When?
When you think not...
I know I can always count on you.
Well I think Lazy8 and I are pretty much in agreement. I wasn't speculating about some miraculous event and I hope that's not the way it sounded. Miraculous events happen everywhere every day. You have to see it to believe it. Anyway that's the plan and the back-up plan.
Always. Every day. It's never over, we're never done, and each of us has to embrace that it's our job, there's no one coming to fix it for us.
And while there always seem to be people trying to take us backward we can take comfort in the long viewâthat they have always been the aberration, the distraction from the long arc of history. We're winning.
Always. Every day. It's never over, we're never done, and each of us has to embrace that it's our job, there's no one coming to fix it for us.
And while there always seem to be people trying to take us backward we can take comfort in the long view—that they have always been the aberration, the distraction from the long arc of history. We're winning.
or he could just be another throw back tribal nut job
i'm saddened to hear that innocent people were murdered
and that violence is still used as a solution or statement
I'm saddened that this has happened again. I'm saddened that this will be off the news with a tweet tomorrow morning. I'm saddened that there are no #NewZealandstrong hashtags or people putting NZ flags on their FB profiles. I'm saddened that this is where we are now. I'm saddened that I'm part of this humanity.
It's disheartening for sure but we have to remember that hate will never win because there is far too much love in this world.
I'm saddened that this has happened again. I'm saddened that this will be off the news with a tweet tomorrow morning. I'm saddened that there are no #NewZealandstrong hashtags or people putting NZ flags on their FB profiles. I'm saddened that this is where we are now. I'm saddened that I'm part of this humanity.
Same here. I noticed in the office this morning just the usual banter... no sense of sobriety. It gives me the chills.
