Ill often use them as aggregators. They do all the work finding these tik toks, and other social media post, and then I’ll just skip through most of the commentaries, especially if most of the video is them commenting over the clip. I get it though, and when the clip is long and overly filled with nigger commentary, or any commentary for that matter, I’ll time stamp it. It was just nice to see what genuinely seems like a decent white woman with six kids getting some of her money back.
White people hate other white people so much, they wouldn't dare say a bad thing against filthy brownoids or nogs on welfare by the millions, but the second a white lady with a husband and kids needs some food stamps its hellfire. Our culture, our country is a death cult. Reject it.
2 days ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
Couple things:
>I did everything right
>We wasted time and money preaching to niggers overseas while Christian brothers and sisters went hungry next door.
I guess not...
You placed pearls before swing instead of taking care of your own children.
Paul says (2nd Thessalonians 7-10):
"You know that you ought to follow our example. You never saw us loafing. *We never accepted food from anyone without buying it.* We worked hard, day and night, for the money we needed to live on. We don't want to be a burden on any of you. We had the right to ask you to feed us. But we wanted to show you firsthand how you should work for your living. While we were with you, we gave you the rule, "He who doesn't work won't eat".
I think that applies just as well to those who "work" for free. There is no virtue in giving away all you have if you turn around and expect charity. Undercharging means undercutting a fellow Christian who needs that money to live.
Good Christians understand that they need to do the work that enables them to live (or others to live, in trade) and that this work is not the same "work" as prosthelytizing.
I don't know, but I suspect this family is part of a Church which, no doubt, preaches the virtue of these showy acts of "charity" (flying across the world to help people who would just as soon eat you). They also, no doubt, collect money from their parishioners for this purpose. And, I suppose, someone must be paid to "administer" these programs, while families like these give up everything they have just to participate?
Never underestimate the potential of Churches to take advantage of the goodwill of their followers.
I think there's something in their biology that compels them to watch that