r/F-YouKaren She Hit an Ambulance & Got Arrested! 

Funny how an old friend of mine called me a nickname since pre-k. My parents did not care, they were just happy that I had a friend

Hilarious. I don't care if someone is vegan, but will not tolerate them trying to force THEIR lifestyle on me.

She was expecting them to be BBQing capsicum I guess

She may think that cooking raw meat is barbaric, but true barbarism would be to throw an already cooked steak on the BBQ imo. Perfectly juicy steak? Yeah, let's cook it until it resembles a leather bag..

@@bararobberbaron859 the barbaric thing wold be to kill/proces the meat right by the bbq in front of her 😀

Some people CAN NOT BBQ to save their lives and I have sympathy for the poor animal that died and had their remains desecrated by some dumbass.

That is shocking!

"Well, I can see the starvation charge isn't true" Am I a bad person if I say that made me laugh?

@@sergiom3988 No, not at all! Lol. In fact, after the initial shock wore off, I've always found it pretty funny, myself, that those were the very first words she said when I opened the door (even before she said "hello").

That doctor is amazing, I hope you told him that! But I’m glad it ended well for you and your daughter in the end!

That sounds like a HIPAA violation if the nurse was able to trace down your address and have CPS come to investigate, and given that they didn't even have the full knowledge about your daughter's condition nor informed the doctor about their concern they absolutely acted out of line in every possible sense. I hope the doctor held the nurse accountable in your stead and had their medical license revoked, because there's nothing more worrying than someone working in the medical field being willing to break apart families over mere assumptions.

Still trying to find that point in the Bible where it tells you to be a hateful POS against minorities & LGBTQs.

Exactly Jesus preached tolerance of others we don't have to practice what others do we just shouldn't persecute them for it as they say to each their own

As a true member of the Christian community (specifically the Presbyterian community) the note the karen put on the car was definitely not the way to go about it also known as minding your own business…

why im no longer a christian: exhibit b

I'm sorry Karne do you you hate yourself? cause the second of Jesus's two summarized commandments is literally "Love thy neighbor as thou love thyself."

6 drunk student had no problem turning a car once upon a time.

I remember the guys from Top Gear telling stories, as teenagers, of lifting up Minis and turning them 90 degrees in parking spots to make it harder to get out of the spot.

Small cars like coupes and sedans are actually much lighter than people think, especially because most of the car is aluminum and plastic now instead of steel. 6 average sized guys car easily move one

My Dad and I lifted and carried his mini out of a mud bog once. The whole car was about 250kg, or 550 pounds for Americans.

Not sure why they bothered though. The cop could have simply confiscated the keys from Karen and backed the car up. Or hell, just pop the thing into neutral and push it back, assuming they weren't on a slope.

AND she wants a 25-27 year old with a MASTERS in ENGLISH.

@@nikonarshe9296 Who has to supply all their own material, only to get paid $4 an hour

@@shykorustotora Don't forget they also have to bring meals and snacks for the kids.😵‍💫

@@shykorustotora Not to mention, at those odd hours there's no way anybody could work for her AND hold a full-time (8 hours/day) job at the same time, so even if this person had some family friends who would love to spare some time for her, they'd back out as soon as they heard the hours.

I'm 100% wondering what were she expecting to learn? the chemical composition of cotton? the architecture? the weather???

@@estebanaguirre965 agree also German had slaves but still lmao

I'm just wondering. If slavery doesn't pertain to her, why is she angry about it? 💀 That paragraph of hers was just stupid to listen to.

@@grimmjaw02 and Italy too... avoiding the topic with a "this history doesn't belong to me" is plain ignorant... And I get if you don't want a deep dive into the history of slavery on your vacations, but how the hell did they not expect that on Louisiana? lmao

@@Code_Ax0 lots of people get really tired of being told they are descendents of slave owners when they were. Depending on where you are, its pretty common

Yeah, touring plantations in the south is almost certainly going to include information about the people who lived there. Most of the people living and working on a plantation were slaves so I'm not sure what history they expected. Also, if your own family arrived after slavery ended... why are you so triggered by mere discussion of 19th century slavery?

I know of ONE that basically had slaves work for a wage with which they could buy freedom and then continue to work for the wage

Karen didn't want to find a plantation that didn't have slaves on it, she wanted a tour without mentioning slavery. You know, about happy white owners, their parties, traditions, furnitures, what they eat and how they spent time. Imagine Scarlett O'Hara giving a tour - there would be more said about dresses and horses than slaves...

@@ajanija1590 oh now I get it. Yeah I hate people who just cut out history because "it too graphic" "my kid can't hear that" "it's not my history" "I don't want to know depressing stuff". Those people are closest racist or people who blank out history to make their beliefs better. They like flat earthers or anti - scientology ( or belief of evolution)

@@darko-man8549 That sounds interesting. What is/was the name of that plantation? Asking for a book that is being written based on that time period and that would make for a very good side story line.

If I was one of the kids told to never call him "Andy" I would have just switched to the nickname "Drew". They never said anything about OTHER nicknames :P

@@aaronmccullers384 right. When they said they didn’t like Andy, having them go with Drew was the first obvious thought! Or, I guess, not so obvious for the parents.

@@aaronmccullers384 Well then you're better than me because if i was six years and a teacher told me i can't call the kid Andy who introduced himself as Andy to me, I'd sure never call this kid anything else lol. ANDY DO YOU HAVE A PENCIL?!

Exactly. This is why I never complain about the same issue. I may prefer the full version, but others may not.

@@aaronmccullers384 - he'd be lucky if he got a new name that wasn't a reflection of his mother: "moany mum" for eg

She clearly uses the Bible to try and be “Holier than thou,” etc. It's just bragging/entitlement rights.

@@Daltonisntabot Most people who claim to be “Christians” would probably appall their God.

@@samaccardi it's really annoying, I'm a believer in God and I hate it when people use the bible to guilt trip people. It makes the actual christians look bad

@@bigbird4481 Completely understandable. I know there are good Christians out there, and my comment wasn't directed towards them. Unfortunately, it seems like the majority of the one's I've met, and the most vocal ones, are always the worst at the actual practising what they preach part. They completely miss the point of the parable of the Good Samaritan.

Sounds like she was an atheophobe

That's what I was trying to figure out? Is that the first question she asks people? And also, she bore false witness against her neighbor, so she broke 2 of the 10 commandments

She also wasn’t kind to her “neighbor”, so that’s three commandments broken.

Lol, the waiter probably just had blue hair or a nose piercing or something, and so she just went “yep, must be an Atheist”

True but when have Karen's ever cared about anyone else's feelings? Even their own kids

Yes, it is sad, but as you said; it's not the kids fault. It's the crazy mom who's to blame.

Yeah, but OP can explain it to the little girl. It won't make it suck less, for sure, but I had a similar situation when I was little and that's how my dad handled it. I remember he was really on my level and told me that he knew I liked that friend BUT I needed to not play with her anymore because her parents were making up lies about me and my family to try to get me taken away. And I remember he pointed out that if she got her way, I'd never see him or my brother or my mom ever again and I'd have to live with strangers who probably wouldn't take care of me. So while it sucked, and I was sad, especially since I had next to ZERO friends, I wanted to stay with my loving family more than I wanted to be friends. I also later found out that that kid didn't even like me and her parents forced her to play with me ... likely just to try the CPS drama.

on top of that. in some areas, child abuse isn't taken seriously by the CPS when the abuser manages to talk them selves out of it. and hearing the story... no wonder some places don't take it that seriously. and then it ends with death of the child...

That’s pretty much what a family member of mine did. He prefers being called “Drew” over “Andy”.

exactly, I named my son Mathias... I still call him Mathias as this is what he prefers. He never liked Matt.. so his chosen nickname is Maitai. I totally support what ever name he chooses!

@@Jackie-McCann what if it ment they would be given a woody and buzzlightyear toy,would they not mind it then?

It should be up to the kid once he’s old enough to have an opinion, which he is.

The only times in High School that I objected to people calling me by a nickname was when the nickname wasn't funny or appropriate.

A master in his field

the funny thing was the masters degree, next they will be asking 28 year olds to have 2 Phd's.

That kind of thing always makes me think of my daughter’s 5th grade teacher. The classic two faced type who is nice to parents and sarcastic to their kids. This cow made the school year Hell (and I wish I’d understood at the time, but my daughter kept it to herself thinking we were too busy with my ADHD son to fuss with her teacher). The bit that got me was that the witch had a sign on her wall reading, “Respect… you have to give it to get it.” I’ve come up with more snarky comments on that than I care to list but the upshot is… everyone deserves basic respect. Only a self-righteous bully would deny it to punish a child. Sorry, bit of a tangent, but the whole idea of snobbily demanding people earn privileges others would share freely just made them seem like sisters.

@@BeeWhistler "If you respect my authority, I'll respect your humanity."

@@RatPfink66 The Karen creed.

And who are they going to find with a PhD and willing to work for $4/hour?

Beat me too it.

Faithful until it’s inconvenient

How did she even know the waiter was an atheist anyways?

There are three types of Christians in the world. For a time, I was the first one until I logicked out things and said the logic doesn't wash for Christianity. Type 1 - The Quiet Type Type 2 - The LOUD Hypocrite Type 3 - The Revelator I think we know which one the Karen was. I have no problem with The Revelator because you know...Jazz and Blues had their beginnings somewhere, didn't they? It's Type 2 that I have a problem with. The second a hypocrite shadows my doorstep, I tend to get annoyed at minimum. Also, I've got wonder about a similar sentiment here. How did the Karen know the waiter was an atheist? That's kinda assuming a lot. We all know what 'assuming' does.

@@bland9876 He probably refused to say "Grace" with them before their meal. /s

Got a similar treatment for wearing a lapel pin depicting Hades' astronomical symbol to my great grandmother's funeral. She never had a problem with me being Pagan in life.

Fun fact: Rome usually let people practice whatever religion they wanted because the Roman Empire was very multicultural and they thought that Christianity and it's "There is only one god, all others are false" would create division and spread hate, destabilizing the Empire.... Funny....

@@shykorustotora Reminds me of an old history assignment. We were to write a thesis in which we pitched a hypothetical version of the world where we removed one concept, person, place or event from history. I removed Rome's adoption of Christianity and focused my paper on how this would impact the development of the Roman Empire.

That was a definitive example of breaking that commandment. It wasn't even a careless thing like idle gossip; it was hurtful and malicious. 👿

@@jgw5491 Just Tuesday for the hate cult.

@@bladerunner3314 yaaaaaay

I'm just trying to wrap my head around why this Karen thought her waiter was an atheist. Did she know them personally? Did the waiter wear something that would even make her _assume_ that the waiter was an atheist? Did she ask the waiter a question that would somehow bring her to that conclusion? There's context here that she chooses not to include, for obvious reasons given her spiteful personality, but assuming that she didn't straight-up ask the waiter about their religious orientation she didn't teach anyone the lesson she thought she did. And that makes her the most oblivious a-hole Karen that you could possibly find in the wild. I hope she got lit up enough on her post to set her home on fire, because she's the kind of person who don't deserve the privilege of comfortable living the way she's trying to ruin a person's life over a mere opinion.

Ironic too since there is plenty in the Bible that would lead one to believe that Christans SHOULD support coexistance. But since when have religious Karens ever read even one page of their own religious text?

Yeah what upsets me is that Christians are SUPPOSED to treat EVERYONE equally regardless of sex, race, what they believe, etc. Love is literally one of the most used words in the Bible. It always frustrates me when a “Christian” like Karen acts like we’re not supposed to treat people as equals.

She acts like she is the christian community. Karens are morons

Also, imagine calling someone a "god hater" and then hating on someone else's religion

Welp Guess she can’t Coexist

Yeah I wonder how she rationalized that one!

Plus "love your neighbor as yourself", which even Jesus himself mentioned as the second greatest commandment. The lady was a holier-than-thou idiot who didn't practice what she preached.

I am not sure exactly how I would bring that family down, (gotta make sure authorities know) but i absolutely would definitely film it all, because you know they are going to lie.

About the woman who complained about plantation history: She was probably expecting "gone with the wind," or some other whitewashed nonsense.

Karen is clearly on drugs. 😆 What are the odds of getting a nanny with a just a high school diploma to watch your kids 4 hr/day for $18/day? $4.25/hr was the minimum wage about 30 years ago! And she also expects them to buy her kids snacks AND activities. LOL

@@fdm2155 yeah not just any diploma, a MASTERS lololol I just finished my bachelor's and I'd probably work for 18$ - per hour, not day! (But i think America is more expensive so salary there would probably have to be even higher idk)

Forgive my ignorance but what's the difference between Old and Middle English?

@@cecejamesable Thats not ignorance, it's not really common knowledge don't worry :) Old English is the oldest form of the language english, beginning from around 700 AD to 1077 AD, while Middle English is the period from 1077 AD to about 1500 AD. So it's basically it's just a way for linguists to structure the development of language in periods so it's easier to compare differences. Hope this helps :)

@@fdm2155 Depends a little on where you live honestly. When I was in the "babysitting age" here in Germany, getting 5€ for a full day of babysitting was normal. To this day it is seen as "not a real job" that only kids and teens do to earn a little something on top of their allowance. Likely, these days you'd pay 10€/day.

In high school, one of the coaches had a tiny early Honda car. The football team got together and hoisted his car into the fenced-in tennis court. Funny. But of course, he made them hoist it back out! 😆

When I was a drunken student, one of my friends had a 3-wheeler car which he would park in the college car park (think of the van in Only Fools and Horses). It was really light because the bodywork was made of fibreglass. We had endless hours of fun finding new places to hide it. He had endless fun trying to find it. Actually, that last sentence might not be true. 🙂

@@lancerevell5979 we took our science teachers MGB and put it in our football field 🤣

Four 16 year old boys to move an original Mini, from one school car park to another. I don't know if they picked the whole car up or just one end and dragged it on the front wheels.

Lol

Perfect dad joke.

😂😂

Ba dum tss!🥁

[groan]

I don't know. I get the feeling Karen would still make up lies, like 'my daughter had cuts and bruises after going to that other house, so clearly they're abusers!'. You can't win with crazy.

Three, actually. No stealing or bearing false witness. Plus, she completely ignored the "loving thy neighbor" commandment.

Presumably, their definition of "neighbour" and "human" excludes non-christians.

Yeah, deer are surprisingly sturdy animals, moose and elk especially.

@@Niskara moose can kill you if they hit your car

My grandma was visiting my cousin in the mountains of North Carolina and actually hit a bear. The bear lived and my grandma's car had very little damage.

Oof. No fun. Glad your mom was ok.

@@Niskara you hit a moose and you'll just die. Those Fuckers are WAYYYY bigger than most people realize. Seriously think about how big it it than multiply it by 5 and you're probably in the right ballpark

Still trying to wrap my head around the idea op was a “God Hater”. Last I heard, Nordic pagans believed in ‘many’ gods. That’s like… more of a “God Lover” than a “God Hater”

@@maijeraltsurian3201 I guess he picked the *wrong* god. Anyway I'm glad that she listened to her son on his preference in a doctor. She must now have very mixed feelings about "her son the doctor" who wears a mjolnir. Daily. 😏

What well I don’t know if it was Christian or Nordic but that kid was blessed by the gods in someway

That would pose a risk of spite-induced vandalism.

WTF What? But why she wanted to derail a train?

@@dougsilva18 so it doesn't hit her car... Is what I assume was her plan. She probably wouldn't even have cared that a derailed train is possibly one of the most destructive accidents that can happen in urban areas.

How in the name of all things holy did she think pennies could derail a train? Even if it could, wouldn't it still take out her car in the aftermath?

@@cecejamesable Yep, and either way she was going to jail

@@cecejamesable I mean you answered the second point of your comment by stating in the first how dumb she was.

I love that scene. I used to watch the show all the time, until they got rid of all of his original team

I came across an anti-vaxx mom on a local forum years ago. She said "i'm sure with today's medical advancements, my child can easily be cured if they caught anything." *facepalm*

@@ianaamdan ah yes, the classic "I don't trust science and will call you all awful names, but I will expect you to save me with your science when my dumb arse gets sick".

With rubber baby bugy bumpers? It just sounds like a tongue twister.

Sorry your only reply is spam. I think that’s an amazing thing. I’m glad you’re doing everything you can to not continue the cycle of abuse. As someone who grew up with abusive parents and want more than anything to be a good mother to my future kids, this is inspiring. Thank you.

@@kranberry3318 thank you, I know you can be a fantastic mother when the time is right by doing everything your parent(s) DIDNT do. Keep the good, leave the bad. You’ve got this.

I'm sure that statement has absolutely nothing to do with the knee jerk reaction to call everything and everyone racist these days. /s

It's the classic: "I'm not a racist, but..."

Ngl though im religious but ive always loved learning about mythology, you can be religious and do that, but yeah it was pretty funny ngl. And the story was so sweet!

Do these Evangelicals also freak out about Christmas trees or Easter eggs? Or the fact that both holidays’ dates are based on the winter solstice and spring equinox? Most of our holiday traditions are derived from various non-Christian religions. They probably wouldn’t appreciate hearing that the stories of virgin births and crucifixion and resurrection aren’t unique to Christianity, either. That’s why it doesn’t make sense to view the Bible as historically accurate.

I was thinking the same thing as a Texan. And to be fair, the bartender was kind of a bit harshly seemingly impolite about it by just snatching the drink out of the woman’s hands practically and not just saying something in a calm and more firm but professional tone like (and while slowly moving the drink away like a bartending drink-disappearing magician whilst they’re distracted by the talking……), “Ma’am, I would like to remind you that as per our liquor license and the laws of the state of California, it is illegal for your not-yet-over-21yr-old daughter to consume alcohol on this property. If you find this objectionable, you may speak to whomever you want to confirm what I’ve said to you and I would be more than happy to serve you ladies with two cocktails and a mocktail for your lovely daughter as well.” Or something like that…… obviously in my mind I was saying that last sentence in a politely smarmy smiling fuck you kind of way because that is the only level of “politeness” she is clearly entitled to based on her obvious adult tantrum behavior that I can only imagine was just getting warmed up…….. 😬😵‍💫🤢😈 I do not envy these people that have to deal with that kind of batshittiness on a daily basis and Lord help me because I would not have their saintly patience for a second!!!!!!!!!!!!! ps- I would also like to add that I am primarily encouraging that type of approach instead too only for the simple fact that it will both leave you absolutely immune to any slanderous crazy accusations by ole Kare-Kare but also simultaneously make her inwardly enraged that she knows she can’t actually justifiably accuse you (with a “legitimate” complaint or whatever) of ACTUALLY doing anything wrong or being “horribly rude” (or whatever she said) about it either and that just makes his job 60% easier and 100,000% more enjoyable lolololol 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

When did that change? My daughter got married at 19(2005) and we celebrated at Chilis, if memory serves and she wasn't allowed a drink, with I, her mom, present, or even her husband, 11 years older.

That's so amazing.

When I grow up in sweden thors hammer was a symbol for the extreme right, and actuall norse pagans was very rare if any.

That’s really lovely💕

Is there a way you can move to another state

@@strudel_reviews We tried but moving states is not as easy as one would like to think.

@@closetgamer8315 i know I've done it myself a few times

There's a reason vaccines are mandatory to go to school. I've seen a court case where a parent sued another because they didn't vaccinate their kid, as a result the suing parents child got sick and almost died. The brain-dead idiots got off easy. There really needs to be severe consequences for this.

Yaas we need an update to that story.

id buy a bbq just for fun

👆🖕👆🖕👆🖕👆🖕👆🖕👆🖕👆 SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM

the vegans in the story are a waste of meat

Also, if you really have no ancestors who owned slaves, its not about you! Although lets be real, you still probably benefit every day from the white supremacy baked into US society. Personally I think it should be uncomfortable though, if you want to see the pretty house and grounds, you should be prepared to know exactly how much suffering went into their creation. Feeling bad about the suffering of others in not a bad thing.

And the last one should be under r/stupidcriminals...confessing to a crime online is NEVER a good idea.

When did that change? My daughter got married at 19(2005) and we celebrated at Chilis, if memory serves and she wasn't allowed a drink, with I, her mom, present, or even her husband, 11 years older.

what

You'll love my crystal collection

People usually ask me, "Which do you prefer? Nick or Nicholas?" I always reply with "Whatever works". It's funny, everyone seems to be concerned with if I want to go by a nickname or not but I've never cared

I don't think you really need to "unlearn" this skill. It's still useful, even for a non-pagan cis person. For exemple, if you get a new job and everyone starts calling you "Bethany", that means they want a professionnal work environment ; if they call you "Beth" you can be more relaxed and outspoken. I'd say it's more dangerous in the adult world to not know how to read the room and start acting super informal in a formal setting than knowing when to act how. Sure you are less at risk of being physically hurt or bullied, but people won't take you seriously.

Eyy! Neurodivergent, asexual ex-pagan here (only because I'm atheist now)! **high-fives** I can relate to what it's like to be pagan through school, and neurodivergent and having to learn to read the room - although I'm super fortunate to not have had that kind of upbringing, which would make everything so much harder and I can't even imagine. I'll second the last commenter though, keep your skills. I'm 25 now and it comes in handy in all professional or new social situations.

The kids could take a cue from the Andy Griffith show. Barney often called Sheriff Taylor "Anje". Haha ... 😉

probally trying to say have you heard of jesus or something like that

My Southern family was too dirt poor to own slaves, preferred doing theirown farming anyways. We Southerners are forever having the onus of slavery rammed down our throats by liberals. Yes, it happened. It happened many other places, and still happens today. No need to browbeat us with it. Learn the lesson, don't weaponize it.

@@lancerevell5979 buddy how is it browbeating anyone to teach the history of the place while at the place?? If its so upsetting to learn the actual history then maybe don't go

@@twistysunshine Dude, no offense, but when you've grown up in the South, trust me, you know about slavery. We get taught it in elementary school. We learn about the Underground railroad and Harriet Tubman and everything. While there are many big plantations that survived to be turned into museums or B&B's, those do not represent all southerners who lived at the time. @Lance Revell has a point. We've learned about it in school, we know it was terrible. If we go to visit a plantation on a vacation, it's to see the other world that those rich people lived in. Most of our ancestors at the time lived in plain little farmhouses. We know those rich people owned slaves, that's obvious to us. Yes, we can be curious and want to see where the slaves lived and worked outside the house, but what's wrong with wanting to hear about the family's history and their way of life too?

@@lancerevell5979 😒

@@twistysunshine Not defending that woman, but imagine hypothetically one tour guide states the facts and another tour guide states the same facts with emphasis and attitude. I can totally imagine how one might get a vibe that the second tour guide was trying to make them feel guilty for no reason other than for being white.

Right? I adore my kid’s name and they know that, but I’ve also told them that if they feel like they need to socially or legally change their name to let me know and I’ll do my best to switch to their preferred name. I told them that their name was a gift, but I gave them that gift before they were even born and that you’re allowed to return or pack away a gift that no longer fits, no matter how lovingly given, and replace it with something that fits better. So far they still love the name I gave them (which I’m grateful for because I hate my own birth name) and a nickname of it, but if they ever change their mind I’m going to call them their chosen name unless they want me to do otherwise.

@@Annie_Annie__ i wish my mom saw it this way. the deadname she gave me has never fit and she doesn't even approve of a nickname

@@skyeaurelliah9883 you have a very beautiful name

@@hannahp642 thank you! i have two chosen names, the other is orpheus so i constantly make jokes about looking behind me

@@skyeaurelliah9883 That's a really cool name! It sounds like the name of a cool spy

To me, it's the opposite...I can feel my braincells dying while reading about this much stupidity 😄

I feel concerned about humanity

Amen

15:30 oh they'll pass alright

That last bit reminded of Jim carrey a Christmas Carol where Jacob said "I have non to give"

*not demigod, equal to God (like as in the concept of the Holy Trinity if you know what I’m talking about….. lol 🤷🏻‍♀️) anyway, as an Episcopalian (aka- American version of that same Church of England referenced in the above and informative comment) as much as I want to be offended by your characterization of my Christian faith……. the 100% logical and dark humor loving intelligent brain that God has given me (lol) can’t help but hilariously applaud that exponentially above any Karen’s pathetic IQ very actually kind of true-ish comment (if you really think about it in a way…… even consecrating the Communion too honestly there as well……so hmmmm) 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

I know, right????!!!! lol “Louisiana, Day 1: Today after abandoning our astonishing and shocking SECOND anti-racism accurate and literally historical radical and offensively pro-freedom-and-equality Southern Plantation tour, we naively happily and unsuspectingly went to our next Louisiana/Cajun experience: a “crawfish boil”!!!!!!!! and were AWE STRUCK AND ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED to see that we were witnessing a huge pot with inside of it boiling water and CRAWFISH together cooking!!!!!!!!!!!” 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣😱🌊🦐💜⚜️💕

the American one is bit different

Samee! I always wake up before 9 so I can get my tea so I can watch right when it's released

I think thats the part RSLASH meant actually XD

It's because of the mental instability from malnutrition caused by veganism.

@@avashnea bingo.. honestly I don't understand vegans

I think the issue is that I think less christians would turn atheist if christians in this country and others werent conforming to their worst possible abusive sterotypes, and shunning people that, frankly, the bible doesnt even shun to begin with. Now, of course, some would still leave due to having doubts in the bible, but at least in those situations they'd leave on (hopefully) amicable terms, but I think many ex-christians leave from negative pressures and harsh means, and want to dissociate with a faith that, due to the abuse, they only feel MORE inclined to find a sham now.

Yeah

Saido chestooo

Right. And it's not one's beliefs that determine whether they're qualified to be in the medical field...rather the years and years of studying at the university... As for the CPS story, the only tough part for OP would be to tell her daughter to not hangout with the neighbour's daughter anymore and she's also no longer welcome at their house.

@@lacko623 Actually it somewhat is. If someone goes to uni for years and still believes praying to big sky daddy cures illness they arent qualified to be a doctor.

@@kingdomoftransylvania5744 Okay, that is a fair point