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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75682252 United States05/14/2018 04:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] What's your point? Majority of youth are dumb as shit, lack any real skills and possess any insights. Just saying... |
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| Vicious Deplorable dollop You ain't seen nothing yet! User ID: 76547605 United States05/14/2018 05:43 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yep, and Hillary had a 95% chance of being President.  Kamala Harris is not a Natural Born Citizen. She's illegally running. Used by the Founders... Book I of The Law of Nations, Chapter XIX, § 212 (Joseph Chitty numbering) – “Citizens and natives” reads: 'The citizens are the members of the civil society; bound to this society by certain duties, and subject to its authority, they equally participate in its advantages. The natives, or natural-born citizens, are those born in the country, of parents who are citizens. As the society cannot exist and perpetuate itself otherwise than by the children of the citizens, those children naturally follow the condition of their fathers, and succeed to all their rights.' 1758 Emerich de Vattel Oh' What the Hell, do I look like I want to die in some nursing home one day... America must have 4 new Constitutional Amendments... 1. Drug Tests and Mental Evaluations on all politicians and judges randomly five times per year. 2. Term Limits for Federal politicians and judges. 3. Mental and health standards for Supreme Court Justices and retirement age set. 4. A 'Star Chamber' of elected Natural Born Citizens (no attorney's) to ivestigate, try, and prosecute the politicians and government employee's as they see fit. Mandatory death penalty by public hanging is the merciful sentence for pedos and their associates. Democrats are a WMD, literally. Let Justice Be Done Though The Heavens Fall. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 30434350 United States05/14/2018 06:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P |
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| Just Saying... (OP) User ID: 37514126 United States05/14/2018 06:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] What's your point? Majority of youth are dumb as shit, lack any real skills and possess any insights. Just saying... Says the people that believe in sky-gods... I mean, at-least the youth can see and touch what they believe in... We do not chase non-existent stories; Hell, the Bible is easily disputed and disproved. |
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| Just Saying... (OP) User ID: 37514126 United States05/14/2018 07:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P Foolish one... I am a former Marine, plus the owner of six brands; plus this one, where the article comes from. 33 years of age, and already a millionaire. My wife is a doctor at 34, and my friends work in military and business. Get a clue. It's the reason the youth do not follow you retards and your religions. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76284467 United States05/14/2018 07:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Par for the course until they are in a life threatening situation. People seem to find God really quickly then.  |
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| The Patriot Mind User ID: 75712664 United States05/14/2018 07:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P Foolish one... I am a former Marine, plus the owner of six brands; plus this one, where the article comes from. 33 years of age, and already a millionaire. My wife is a doctor at 34, and my friends work in military and business. Get a clue. It's the reason the youth do not follow you retards and your religions. Anyone that says former marine about themselves is a fucking liar Once a Marine always a Marine.... Semper Fi from a real marine .. you lying stolen honor bitch cuck bastard "A Marine is a Marine. – there’s no such thing as a former Marine. You’re a Marine, just in a different uniform and you’re in a different phase of your life. But you’ll always be a Marine because you went to Parris Island, San Diego or the hills of Quantico. There’s no such thing as a former Marine. The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James F. Amos" Last Edited by The Patriot Mind on 05/14/2018 07:19 PM Fighting and triggering liberals and SJW's in the trenches of their safe spaces since 2014 Signed, The Patriot Mind |
| Just Saying... (OP) User ID: 37514126 United States05/14/2018 09:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P Foolish one... I am a former Marine, plus the owner of six brands; plus this one, where the article comes from. 33 years of age, and already a millionaire. My wife is a doctor at 34, and my friends work in military and business. Get a clue. It's the reason the youth do not follow you retards and your religions. Anyone that says former marine about themselves is a fucking liar Once a Marine always a Marine.... Semper Fi from a real marine .. you lying stolen honor bitch cuck bastard "A Marine is a Marine. – there’s no such thing as a former Marine. You’re a Marine, just in a different uniform and you’re in a different phase of your life. But you’ll always be a Marine because you went to Parris Island, San Diego or the hills of Quantico. There’s no such thing as a former Marine. The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James F. Amos" I have $300,000 that says you're full of shit... Are you ready to lose? Tell you what, I'll hand over $300,000; plus all of my 6 companies, if I am lying... Want to bet? We'll make it public, too... www.krazester.com My social network. Down, skippy? We'll show each other's DD214s... |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76579201 United States05/14/2018 10:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | May 14, 2018 [WILD N' KRAZY]—Over the weekend, we spent time out in public, asking young adults their opinion on religion, and the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem. While the majority rejected both ideas, there were, however, some young adults that supported both. Quoting: Just Saying... 37514126 According to recent studies, church attendance is the lowest in recent history, while Millennials and young adults, 22 to 35 years of age, are by far the least likely age group of anyone to attend church. In fact, only 2 out of every 10th person younger than 30 years of age believes that attending church is important, while 60% of all Millennials raised in a church have dropped out; moreover, 35% of Millennials believe that church does more harm than good. As usual, all names have been changed to protect the identities and privacy of all interviewed persons. All persons interviewed are between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age. We asked everyone the same questions, based on their answers: WILD N' KRAZY: “Do you attend church regularly?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why do you attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “Why have you chosen not to attend church?” WILD N' KRAZY: “What do you think of the recent US embassy move to Jerusalem?” Amber, 18 “No” “I don’t attend church because I am way too busy with school and work; I just don’t have the time, and if I do have a day off on Sunday, I would rather spend that day relaxing and hanging out with friends.” “I really don’t know anything about it, really...” Scott, 29 “No” “I see no purpose in church. Church hasn’t changed anything in this world—things just keep getting worse.” “When do we start making America great again? How does this decision help Americans that are struggling?” Tristan, 34 “Yes...my kids do.” “I think church is a great thing, because they offer so many summer programs that my children enjoy, and, our church at-least, does a great deal of charity work that helps our community.” “It’s Biblical...isn’t it? Honestly, though, I see the decision as a bad decision, because it will only strain relations even more.” Jake, 35 “Hell no” “I don’t believe in bronze-age fairytales; and I haven’t seen any man-God, either. I guess there isn't enough proof to convince me that I need a church or religion to rule my life.” “If people are still fighting and dying over fairytales and religion, more power to them. I don’t care what they do, as long as the stupid shit stays over there.” Ashley, 27 “No” “I grew up a long time ago. [laughs] I honestly don’t see a purpose in church. Yes, they do a lot of charity work, but so does a lot of other non-religious non-profits.” “I think we should stay out of it, and keep religion out of politics. Let them fix their own problems.” Cody, 31 “Yes” “It’s better than having kids run the streets, and getting into trouble. Church teaches morals, something most Americans forgot.” “I support it; Arabs will always be pissed about something, so we may as well piss them off doing something that needed done long ago.” Justin, 24 “No” “For what? [laughs]” “When do we start worrying about our country instead of Israel and the rest of the world? Let them fight their own wars, and fix their own problems.” Greg, 26 “No” “I don’t have the time.” “I had no idea that was happening... Why should America care anyways?” Whitney, 23 “No” “I’d rather do something fun... [laughs]” “Where is Jerusalem, and why should I care? [laughs]” The article is from [link to www.wildnkrazy.com (secure)] Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P Foolish one... I am a former Marine, plus the owner of six brands; plus this one, where the article comes from. 33 years of age, and already a millionaire. My wife is a doctor at 34, and my friends work in military and business. Get a clue. It's the reason the youth do not follow you retards and your religions. Anyone that says former marine about themselves is a fucking liar Once a Marine always a Marine.... Semper Fi from a real marine .. you lying stolen honor bitch cuck bastard "A Marine is a Marine. – there’s no such thing as a former Marine. You’re a Marine, just in a different uniform and you’re in a different phase of your life. But you’ll always be a Marine because you went to Parris Island, San Diego or the hills of Quantico. There’s no such thing as a former Marine. The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James F. Amos" And you believe that? Why? Perhaps you can explain what "Semper Fi" is all about. It means "always faithful", but who or what are marines faithful to? . |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76566409 United States05/15/2018 01:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd be willing to bet most "young adults" can't find Israel on the map much less identify the capital. Quoting: Zedakah Because the majority, old and young, do not give shit about Israel... What does Israel have to offer us? Everything. It is where all things Biblical went down. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76566409 United States05/15/2018 01:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd be willing to bet most "young adults" can't find Israel on the map much less identify the capital. Quoting: Zedakah Because the majority, old and young, do not give shit about Israel... What does Israel have to offer us? Everything. It is where all things Biblical went down. I would LOVE to take Ray Vander Laan's Israel tour. I know it would be life-changing. |
| GroverCleveland User ID: 76570994 United States05/15/2018 02:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30434350 Your point exactly? Millennials are also the most globalist/collectivist indoctrinated generation that has ever lived. They are the perfect sheeple and useful idiots,that have bought into every luciferian agenda imaginable -Atheism/Human evolution -Socialism/Communism -Feminism -Multiculturism -LGBT -Gun control -Global warming -Abortion etc etc The list goes on and on. There isn't a single warped ideology propagated by Rothchild/Rockerfeller and the other elite families,that these brain dead and gullible tools haven't sold themselves over to. I consider it a badge of honor that I don't share their sentiments.There's nothing more funny then narcissistic and delusional kiddies;convincing themselves that blindly parroting globalist endorsed fairy tales, somehow makes them enlightened intellectuals :P Foolish one... I am a former Marine, plus the owner of six brands; plus this one, where the article comes from. 33 years of age, and already a millionaire. My wife is a doctor at 34, and my friends work in military and business. Get a clue. It's the reason the youth do not follow you retards and your religions. Anyone that says former marine about themselves is a fucking liar Once a Marine always a Marine.... Semper Fi from a real marine .. you lying stolen honor bitch cuck bastard "A Marine is a Marine. – there’s no such thing as a former Marine. You’re a Marine, just in a different uniform and you’re in a different phase of your life. But you’ll always be a Marine because you went to Parris Island, San Diego or the hills of Quantico. There’s no such thing as a former Marine. The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James F. Amos" I have $300,000 that says you're full of shit... Are you ready to lose? Tell you what, I'll hand over $300,000; plus all of my 6 companies, if I am lying... Want to bet? We'll make it public, too... www.krazester.com My social network. Down, skippy? We'll show each other's DD214s... Lol...I get the feeling you own six companies buuuut not 100% on that yet. Give me one more post about it and maybe that turns it into an argument and not veiled braggadocio paz |
