You must be the life of the party. The world is not at an end. It's a pity some would rather drown in their own tears.
The libturds made their fraud stick and Trump IS leaving the whitehouse. That's a fact so get over it. He did issue a whole shitload of pardons/commutations but nothing for Assange or Snowden. That's also a fact. That's also a "fuck you" to his followers.
I don't view it that way and the evidence of over 80 million people voting for Trump seems to indicate otherwise. Of course, this depends if you believe whether Joe Biden is the most popular presidential candidate in US history or if there was massive election fraud. Facts are facts. You can't have it both ways. Did you read about Turtle McConnell's threat of impeachment proceedings if Trump pardoned Julian Assange? WTH? There's far more to this story (and others) than you and I will ever know. I don't believe it is over quite yet. The only person that I have seen wearing a Viking-horned hat isn't the 'fat lady', but that 'Fool on Capital Hill'. ...... Okay, it's a play on a vintage Beatles song. Carry on.
View it however you like. That's what happened.
I’m not finding much to be happy about at the moment either. Life does go on but I think it’s perfectly natural for people to be pissed off and sad at the moment.
The example I'll give is thought provoking, but not intended as an 'exact' comparison. Just know that it's the devil's snare when faith is not allowed to be enduring. The difference between POWs surviving in captivity during the Vietnam War was whether their faith was based on time limits (dates, holidays, and seasons) or if it was a day-by-day faith of getting through each day. The POWs that didn't survive their captivity were those, who mustered self-imposed dates and time limits for their release and freedom. "I'll be released by next Christmas", they would say. When these dates came and passed, it sucked a little of their life from them. They would repeat the same projections of when their captivity would come to an end again and again until they were spiritually broken and died of despair.
Friend, my life has taught me to keep the faith each and every day. I have no control over the future and I don't pretend I do. We have no control over these events, but we do have our lives and faith in each day.
Keep the faith. It's not over in a long shot. This is what I believe.
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