A Plague Of Bad Solutions
Satan doesn’t have any miracle cures for you. And actually it looks like neither does anybody else. But whatever you’re feeling right now, it’s okay.
Satan doesn’t have any miracle cures for you. And actually it looks like neither does anybody else. But whatever you’re feeling right now, it’s okay.
It sounds shallow to say, “If Matt Shea is against TST Washington they must be doing something right”—but sometimes you catch big fish in the shallow end.
Let’s ponder that sentiment: “Sure, this evidently good thing may seem good, but if you presume the inverse of all of that then it appears quite sinister.”
Why do people believe these obviously wrong things? Many of them are stupid or sincerely troubled, but so are lots of people who never fuck up this bad.
Executive branch sociopath Paula White says that her recent sermon about aborting “Satanic pregnancies” has gotten a bad rap. How would anyone know?
Either we have a “ritual abuse” pandemic or the supposed symptoms are hilariously broad and non-specific. I wonder which one it’ll turn out to be?
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