I just read "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets," Thomas Crane's first novella. Her parents were married. And they were also horrible drunks and abusive af. And that was a book noted for its realism and accurate portrayal of life.
My point is that a return to a less "godless" era doesn't make people any happier, or less damaged, or any of it. The way to help people is to, you know, help people, which is what they never want the government to do.
This movement is about an obsession with total control. No compromise, take no prisoners, one "faith" "religion".
These assholes don't understand that no one can ever have total control over anything, ever.
Notice how they project their sickness onto "others".
Well put, Rick.
I just read "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets," Thomas Crane's first novella. Her parents were married. And they were also horrible drunks and abusive af. And that was a book noted for its realism and accurate portrayal of life.
My point is that a return to a less "godless" era doesn't make people any happier, or less damaged, or any of it. The way to help people is to, you know, help people, which is what they never want the government to do.