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  • Because the Evangelicals believe that Israel must be in existence at the end of the world of the Antichrist cannot rise and Jesus can't come back.

    They don't give one fuck about the history of their own faith, let alone about the Jewish people. It's just pieces on their dominionist gameboard.

  • No, this is big. Someone committed to the cause looked at the evidence and reconsidered her opinion.

    This can be useful to get through to some that they have been manipulated, that they have been made terrified of education for unfounded reasons.

    Anyone converted away is a win, even if not statisically significant.

  • All you can reasonably do is help him get in touch with resources to help him recover.

    And then, if he gets sober and starts to get his affairs in order, you can be supportive.

    But his multiple severe challenges coupled with the fact that he has a family who could be supportive of him if he had been supportive of them lead me to warn you to limit your exposure here.

    It's too much and you'll get overwhelmed, even if he's able to cope.

    But being a supportive friend, knowing he has someone in his life who hasn't fully written him off can still be valuable.

  • I'm only confused because I can't understand the conflict between the two statements. I certainly don't disagree with your second paragraph.

    If you think he was saying the protesters will not vote for Biden, I kind of understand your point but that is also part of why Biden may be making the changes he is, which means again that you are both right - assuming the protesters decide Biden is worth voting for.

  • Some few years ago I had my cat Miles Morales outside and he got spooked by one of our dogs who he knows and trusts.

    He fled up a tree in the yard and immediately started panicking and howling.

    I positioned myself under him and called out and he slowly began climbing down until I could grab him.

    Guess he hasn't been bit by a spider yet.

  • She was named Beta, a yellow lab who was housed with a yorkshire terrier, constantly yapping and nipping at her.

    Eventually she snapped.

    At the time the owner was pregnant so there was no way they could take the risk.

    My wife and I adopted her because we already had another dog from the litter, her sister Violet. We renamed her to Veda.

    Never had a problem. She growls softly when her lines are crossed but is otherwise a perfectly snuggly girl. Getting on in years but still with us.

  • I think it's better to not look at it as good and evil but as joy and pain.

    There will always be both joy and pain in the world. And there isn't even a 'balance' between the two. Some experience more pain than joy. Some, more joy than pain.

    Part of the trick is to learn to focus on the joy. The pain will be there and requires acknowledgment, not attention.

  • Eat their young when they are in a confined space that appears to not support the population.

    In a sense, we make them eat their young by putting them in cages and breeding them.

    But it is behavior learned in the wild - keep alive only the babies you can actually support, or else everyone dies.

  • Nature gets brutal sometimes. One of my dogs once killed another dog, but she's always been a total sweetheart to me.

    Raccoons are cute, curious, critters with thumbs. They like to wash their food. They're adorable!

    But they are also wild creatures that will bite when scared and can carry dangerous diseases.

    Nature gets brutal.