As I've grown older, it's become easier. The reason is because I've been the Lord's enemy, and I see more and more of my sin - more and more of my depravity. The only reason I love the Lord is because He plucked me up off the ash heap of depraved humanity. I know that left to my own devices, I'd be right there with the worst of the worst.
I agree. Our IT department worked overtime to fix all the problems. Had it not occurred, some serious infrastructure problems would have occurred in this country. I won't say who I work for, but I know enough that had we not fixed our code across all of our apps, the economy could have been ground to a very slow crawl.
I remember at my company all the money we spent converting mainframe code. Y2K was a big deal - but it was remediated successfully at most companies. Had nothing been done, a lot could have potentially happened. Even my own software I wrote had a Y2K bug that I didn't see until after the fact - and it broke my software. Catastrophic world scenarios might have been far fetched, but serious impact to business and the economy could have occurred had it not been for all the remediation.
My adult son is respectful, worships God in church, hard working, obedient, and an all round great person to be with. I never once spanked him. I used alternative forms of discipline to keep him in line.
"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." - Psalm 23:4
My God has never used his rod to beat me. He's guided me and comforted me. And that's the way I raised my son. I guided him and comforted him. I would use a stern "NO", and make him face the penalties of his decisions. But I never once hit him. Discipline is so much more than spanking.
You can spank a kid, it doesn't mean you've disciplined or guided him.
Here's another example of this type of propaganda.
I didn't realize the significance of the military coming down until after I got home and watched the event online and saw some astute commentary on it. But it was really something. I've got it my personal recording of it. And hearing the canons fire off in the distance was amazing!
No way we could hear without the PA system. I managed to get standing room only tickets and I was right behind the last row of seats. I got up at 2 in the morning, made my way down to the capitol building really early, made sure my bladder was empty, went through the TSA check points, rushed to get the best possible position, and then stood for 6 hours in the cold waiting to see my President - the one I had been waiting for all my life. I'll also never forget the day Q first dropped on 4chan. I've been aware of the cabal for a LONG time. Back in the 80s when I was a young one, some of us knew that Kennedy was murdered by the CIA.
I can see this displacing many knowledge workers at first. The trades will then become the best way to make a living - until robotics advance to the point where those jobs can be replaced as well. (ie. carpenter, electrician, H-VAC, welding, plumbing, auto-mechanic, etc.)
I was just thinking about that... https://transportation.wv.gov/communications/PressRelease/Pages/WVDOT_marks_55th_anniversary_of_the_Silver_Bridge_collapse_remembers_those_who_lost_their_lives.aspx