FlashMobOfOne

It’s a nice thought but there never will be.

All you can do is be willing to do good in your own little sphere, like the other day, when I helped push a stranger’s car out of an icy parking spot here in KC. We’re still recovering from 16 inches of snow two weeks ago. There will always be little things you can do to make the world better.

Also, don’t give your money to political parties. Put it in the stock market instead, because your investments will have representation in Washington and more money means you can do more good.

Israel too.

I"ve been on Pixelfed for three days and, sadly, it’s pretty underwhelming.

I’m going to give it a few weeks though and build up a feed.

It’s never going to change because 99% of us vote for it every two years.

This is my favorite argument against government regulation.

Anything not foolproof definitely isn’t worth doing at all.

I am so, so glad to see that at least one country in the world is willing to tackle this problem.

Also a little depressed that every comment thread about this law boils down to: “It’s hard. Might as well not do it at all,” especially from people who (rightly) think we need to ban guns every time a school gets shot up here in the US, which would be monumentally difficult socially but 100% needs to happen.

100% a Christian country.

People are just largely in denial about what being a Christian means.