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I'm in the same place as Marty, I've had it with all this non-natural ideology.
No, we are not God, we can not turn boys into girls, so people have to stop thinking that we can, it's insanity.
I think that we all have to realize that we exist in a world where 50% of the people are brain washed.
Marty rants for ten minutes, it's ten minutes of common sense.
I'm just going to say what most of you believe, but are afraid to say out loud.
We've allowed radicals to infiltrate all our institutions in this country, and take us down a path that isn't working.
We need to regain control.
I'm pissed right now, but I'm also more motivated than ever to make a change.
Someone here asked if anyone has thought of canvassing the hutterites to sign the petition for the separation referendum and questioned whether they would even be aware of it. So I asked my niece who works in the ag industry and has lots of dealings with them if they have smart phones. She said most do, but some only have a telephone. And typically, none of them vote in elections.
More from Grok:
Hutterites do not shun modern technology, but may limit some uses of it. Many attempt to remove themselves from the outside world (television sets – and in some cases the internet – are banned), and up until recently, many of the Lehrerleut and Dariusleut (Alberta) colonies still had only one central telephone. The Schmiedeleut, however, made this transition earlier, where each household had a phone along with a central telephone for the colony business operation. In many colonies, telephones are tied into the sort of commercial private branch exchange (PBX) systems more commonly used by ...
