Những lời hay ý đẹp về cuộc sống ý nghĩa mà ai cũng nên đọc mỗi ngày là những câu nói hay về cuộc sống giúp cho mỗi người chúng ta thay đổi thái độ, suy nghĩ để cuộc sống này tốt đẹp và có ý nghĩa hơn.
Good words about meaningful life that everyone should read every day are good sentences about life that help each of us change our attitude, thinking to make life better and more meaningful.
My pronouns are Yabba\Dabba\Doo. Super-Straight politically homeless Russian dude with opinions. LGBT+ Super-Straight Pride!
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“An unbelieved truth can hurt a man much more than a lie. It takes great courage to back truth unacceptable to our times. There's a punishment for it, and it's usually crucifixion.”
― John Steinbeck, East of Eden
A curious mind.
Looking for the truth.
It is no small victory to find inner peace and I truly believe this is the first battle a man must fight before going to spiritual war.
End the Federal Reserve.
Genocidal Globalist would love us to believe that we are all stupid and bad. It falls nicely into their eugenics program. We can see the world through their filter...or through the one we were born with. People are sentient strange beings capable of building empires, taking us to the moon and also capable of crying because a dog dies in a movie. You're beautiful.
Debate is welcome, hate is not. Attack the argument, not the person. Or I will block you.
Freedom of association means- I don't own you my time or access to my mind. But, I will grant it to you upon respectful request.
If you like my page please send me some Minds coins 🐈
I own my body. You have no right to tell me what I can or cannot put into it, nor are you entitled to any revenue I generate using my body.
You further have no right to elect other people who you empower with rights I do not have. The laws that these people write on paper are completely invalid to me. I do not violate natural law, nor do I aggress against anyone not aggressing themselves on me. I will defend with deadly force the natural rights I possess as a human being. These rights are not given nor do I authorize the defense of those rights by any individual or government other than myself.