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  • I'd argue a majority of modern Christians are denied by christ, and more "anti-christ"ians. He said something like "You cannot worship material possessions and me" and we are shown what that looks like when he tells a guy who owns a house he rich and not going to heaven unless he sells it. Almost everyone who calls themselves Christian will try to make excuses for that, or rewrite it. "That eye of a needle was a gate", "homelessness was more common back then". Excuses and lies. If a Christian is a follower of Jesus, as long as there is a single homeless man who wants a home and you own one, he denied your following, you do not follow him by his word. I'm betting this describes most of the "that's not real Christianity " people though. Because it's so hard.

  • Why is it legal to have the bitcoin block chain on your computer? I get that you didn't download it for the illicit material on it, and shouldn't be prosecuted for it, but once you know why are you allowed to keep it? I don't get arrested for buying a fancy bottle for a bottle collection just because it has coccaine in it, but the conversation then ends there every time I look for it. The police will make me get rid of the coccaine. If it can't without ruining the bottle, I guess I lose the bottle right?

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  • Europe is still buying their gas, but yes oil production is down and that effects inflation. I've heard it had more to do with oil losing money in 2020. It was the first time in history it happened and they freaked out, and cut production. The US government did almost everything to push production back up, but outside of government doing the drilling themselves, I don't think anything will work.

  • I don't doubt it. The shock from 2020 is still being felt in the industry. They aren't saying this to placate you, it's just a fact that they are trying to maximize future profitability. They'll take tax cuts, but they won't use it to bring the price down. You'll pay what you'll pay. They'll just pocket the difference

  • I would agree that it was aggressive and alienating. Another issue is that it was extremely easy to take out of context, which it widely has been. It's so it of context that people who didn't know the context proudly labeled themselves as "deplorable" showing solidarity with David Duke. Never realizing that's who the original context was about. But it's hard to speak in a way that will never be taken out of context. "You didn't build that" for another example.