No less stupid and tacky than forcing your views by showing them no matter where someone looks on Youtube. Honestly, I think whoever chose red for the equality color was a blithering idiot, because that color just gets people wound up and uptight anyway.
Deleted my FB yesterday. I have gone through so much debate in my mind over being on Facebook at all. Even in the 3 years or so I’ve had it the fun of connecting with people, sharing interests, and forwarding funny cat pictures has become increasingly overshadowed by the negative aspects.
I meant Facebook, not Youtube.No less stupid and tacky than forcing your views by showing them no matter where someone looks on Youtube. Honestly, I think whoever chose red for the equality color was a blithering idiot, because that color just gets people wound up and uptight anyway.
Very, very, very true. It seems like many of my facebook friends are attempting to be “cool” by changing their profile pics to the equal sign.
Hi! How are you? My husband fights for his right to protect his family however he chooses. We are Catholic to the core. Please see the CCC 2263-2265. My irritation is the people on facebook who think that Christianity requires gun control
The Church allows Catholics to figure out a lot of this for themselves (like we can for feeding the poor), but self defense remains a vital right. I do not care to argue with you about whether we can have assault rifles, etc, but please don’t accuse those who fight for the second amendment of “claiming to be Christian.”No, I wouldn’t argue with you about that anyway, because I don’t want to argue about it at all!Very, very, very true. It seems like many of my facebook friends are attempting to be “cool” by changing their profile pics to the equal sign.
Hi! How are you? My husband fights for his right to protect his family however he chooses. We are Catholic to the core. Please see the CCC 2263-2265. My irritation is the people on facebook who think that Christianity requires gun control
People get too het up.This is perfect. Thanks for sharing.
I understand now. I apologize for any misinterpretation on my part. Peace to you as wellNo, I wouldn’t argue with you about that anyway, because I don’t want to argue about it at all!
My point was that people were exploiting the children’s deaths to make their point - and it was coming from both (or all) sides of the issue. It came across as insensitive to the memory of the children who died, to be talking about that so soon.
The paragraph I wrote, I see looking back at it, was not my most precisely worded and was open to being misconstrued. It was the insensitivity of timing of discussing the gun issue that I was addressing rather than the gun issue itself. But I got tangled up in my own wording. What happened for me, at the time of all that tragedy, was that I told people on my Facebook page that it was too soon to start debating guns, we should honor the victims and focus on that, and that I would be hiding any posts regarding guns, from any perspective, because I found it offensive to be discussing it soon while people were still grieving. It hurt me and made me feel disgusted. That’s all.
Your decision is your own and I apologize if it sounded like I was saying you weren’t a good Christian. Peace to you.
What a beautiful and true quote! I think I may post this on my Facebook
I agree completely. I feel like I am definitely evangelizing with my Facebook, since I’ve seen people appreciating my “shares” and “likes” (and some of them are the most unexpected). Everyone’s Facebook feed could use more Jesus.