How would you drop a red pill?

I recently went on a trip and met a lesbian couple from California. They had a son. They weren't rainbow-wearing, loud and proud lesbians. They were pretty regular for the most part. They were friendly, no "pride" stuff. Just dressing in matching shirts and the one had a more masculine style haircut. Like if you had met them individually, you might not be able to tell so easily. They were nice and I genuinely enjoyed conversing with them.

They expressed to me how they're afraid to take their son to Target for fear of mobs. They're afraid of taking him to the park because of junkies and stuff. Then they told me that they want to move to my state. I wanted to tell them to only come if they intend on voting the way that people in my state vote: low taxes, low crime. The only problem is that I couldn't think of a polite way to say it!

I've been thinking about this for a couple of weeks. What could I have politely said to express that the people of California are just reaping what they have sown? I know, not the red parts, but whatever.

What would you politely say in a moment like that to drop a red pill on these two friendly women?

Here's a name you forgot you know: Elian Gonzalez. The precedent was set by Janet Reno and the Clinton administration.

Wish I had known that a month ago.

Actually, I didn't even know they were doing that a month ago. It was brand new at my airport on my most recent trip.

Oh please. Put up or shut up. This is like E. Jean Carrol only lower effort.

Still waiting for Dom Lucre to provide his source for Obama's biographer saying that Big Mike is running for president.

Gross.

Dom Lucre doesn't add anything. He just regurgitates whatever conspiracy he most recently heard. I don't think he's a fed and I don't know or care if he's a mason. He doesn't do anything.

Thank you. I'll check it out. I need to get his books for my kids.

I remember that day. It still hurts. I hadn't listened since the election since I was in such shock. I took one of my children outside to play in the snow and I laid back and looked up at the sky just thinking and feeling sad. I never thought listening to a radio show would have such an effect on me, especially since I had started listening to it because of my left-wing sister.

Quick! Someone give me Dom Lucre's hot take on these unsubstantiated rumors!

That's not the thing I'm referring to. But good to know!

That the church is in a fallen state. That was pretty much it.

I remember when a church in West Valley burned from arson like three times in a couple of months about fifteen or eighteen years ago.

I also remember when gay group "Soul Force" showed up in Rexburg, ID and suddenly a bunch of churches got vandalized. Totally couldn't be related, right?

Fear not the reproach of men? I wonder.

I had a guy fresh off his mission tell me that very thing last year.

I did hear someone recently say something similar to that.

And where does one find these sluts? You know, so I can avoid them.

Very true, especially for millennial women. I ran into that exact same attitude again and again. I don't know if you can escape it. But you can find women who are a little more humble.

I told at least one woman that the place for her to meet a lot of men was to work as a cashier at Home Depot. Same thing works for you. Get a job at Hobby Lobby or something similar. Wherever the women are, you know? Think about the type of woman you're after and think about what her profile of interests might be. Then go to those places.

Philippine women were always after me online. I eventually had to put on my profile that I was looking for women domestically only.

Church, man. That's where the best women are. Though, I guess there are also some less pleasant ones there too. Virtually all the women I dated I had met through some extension of church activity, with the exception of the few I found on Tinder. And when it comes to Tinder, it's about setting expectations up front: this is who I am, this is what I'm after, this is what I'm not after.

Even if you're not really religious, seeking a church-based social group as a means of a social network isn't so bad. There's probably a young woman out there being told the same thing right now: "the best guys are at church".

From approximately age 12 I was told by countless people that if I didn't do "x", then no woman would have me. I refused to do it. Eventually they told me to do "x" just to "get girls" and gain some life experience. I refused. All of that just made me dig in harder to do what I wanted to do.

Unfortunately, they were almost right. I even went on a date with a woman in college who asked me about "x" and when I told her I hadn't done it, she got real quiet and didn't speak to me again.

But I didn't let that sway me, even when a girlfriend of mine told me she couldn't marry me.

You have to have conviction. I don't bow to peer pressure.

Also, if my sister did this to me, I'd just think she's a massive bitch. And something similar happened, given that she was one who told me that I'm not a man because I didn't do "x" and that no woman would have me.

Shocker: Dom Lucre lies again. Why do his NOTHING tweets keep getting featured? He fails to supply evidence when he says that Michelle Obama is running for president, and he's claiming this footage is "exclusive".

I swear it's like he scrolling Info Wars and just posting what he finds interesting.

OREO

Never forget the first big move in corporate "pride". The rainbow Oreo that made waves. I used to buy Oreo all the time. Not anymore!

Pinterest also sucks.

Harmon's grocery store in Utah. They had mask nazis minding the door and they would shut down registers if you tried to shop without a mask. I called the ADA on them and was told to take a hike. They denied groceries and pharmacy services to anyone who would not or could not wear a mask. Screw them. Wal-Mart and Sam's Club treated me way better. I didn't used to like shopping at Wal-Mart, but they were cool about masks, so they got my business.

Repentance exists. You can recognize your sins, cease them, and repent. He has an entire way to get back to Him.

Yes, much has been taken from the Bible. I guess this is less well-known than I thought it was. I was taught from an early age that the translations and re-translations of the Bible take meaning from it. Changing words and specifics changes the meaning of the verses.

My wife's niece provided a "bedtime Bible stories" book to my children. I've read through some of it and I find myself needing to add context and detail to some stories, and outright correcting other stories.

I don't care who is critical of this, because I know that all translations are flawed, but I use the King James Version Bible because is among the oldest translations and that it retains much of the meaning contained therein.

Consider the verse "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." A re-translation changes this to "who strengthens me". But is this really the meaning of the verse? Does it really mean that I can do all things through Christ, so long as they are the things that strengthen me?

Think about it, find a good translation (not a re-translation), and most importantly ask God which is the correct Word of God. Ask Him earnestly which is the correct faith and how to find it. Ask and ye shall received, knock and it shall be opened unto you. Ask in faith. Go to Him and implore which faith is correct and which is the Word of God.