I grew up in a very religious, rural part of the country (US) and in a time when sexism and racism were the norm. I’m now an atheist and now recognize how damaging all of that is to the individuals it harms and to society as a whole.
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So not just blatant corruption, but blatantly treasonous corruption as well.
I’d agree that racism and sexism are separate from religion and I didn’t intend to suggest that religion is the source of racism or sexism. It runs much deeper than that with sexism and racism being expressed in different ways by both religious and non-religious alike. That said, where and when I grew up they were all intertwined with and reinforced by religion. So when I threw off the yoke of religion it was easier, for me at least, to recognize the many small and large injustices being committed by me those around me because that was our “culture”.
Yeah, that’s why I gave up religion years ago.
I’m not religious, but I’m fairly certain that Trump is the least christian POTUS this country has ever seen.
Haven’t played the sequel yet. Waiting to get it on sale if/when it shows up on GOG. That said, I don’t have big expectations. Sequels rarely live up to the original.
Yeah, a lot of people haven’t forgotten about the Epstein files, but the mainstream media sure seems to be focused elsewhere right now.
It should be clear that there is a plan and it’s largely working. Since the bombs started dropping, hardly anyone is talking about the Epstein files. :|
No, it’s not bad. You have a best friend and that’s great. Assuming there’s nothing amorous going on between you, the fact that they are the opposite gender as you shouldn’t matter.
Just be careful to invest time in your relationship with your boyfriend as well. Remember that they are also your friend and even if they trust you they may tire of the situation if they perceive they are being neglected. Just saying this because I have seen relationships fall apart because of similar situations.