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First Father’s Day since Dad died.
He was a hard worker who didn’t make enough time for the family for which he wanted to provide. He died barely knowing his grandkids, steeped in debt, and with an incomplete “dream home” that he left Mom to try and finish.
He worked himself to sickness to unwittingly support the jew machine, was killed by jew hospital administrators and attorneys, and put on a ventilator by jew imported curry nigger pets. He never understood that they hated him, that they would lie him to death for an extra shekel.
I miss what could have been. I hate what’s happened to my mom because of his poor leadership and decision making. I’m sad my kids couldn’t have a relationship with him because of his short sightedness.
You don’t have as many tomorrows as you think. Time catches up to us all. Don't waste it as a cog in the jew machine. Find a way to break free and spend it with the ones you love.
i can relate, which is why i have kids. to break the cycle. to educate and lift up my seed in preparation to take the fight to them. we will break free of this nightmare, one family at a time until sanity reigns supreme again. god be with you brother o/
My Father worked rotating shifts for 35 years at TN Gas. He was deaf from working on airplanes in WWII and the engines that pushed the natural gas through the line. He never attended church to the detriment of his wife and children. He gave me excellent advice about men and life. He taught me how to fish and run an outboard.He had faults so don't we all. I miss him every day.
I am so sorry to hear about what happened to him. That would absolutely destroy me.
You don’t have as many tomorrows as you think.
Take advantage of today like it's your last chance.
Thanks, man.
Your dad did the best he could. Was he perfect? Of course not. We’re all flawed, some more than others. Regardless, your dad was doing the best he could given the circumstances.
Btw sorry for your loss. I lost my dad almost 15 years ago, the first year is the hardest…
You raise a point I considered after posting. He did try. I don’t harbor ill will toward him over this.
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