Why would you drive to a church parking lot to listen to a pastor on the radio?
You live in a cave boyo.....there is now a thing called social distancing due to the chinese virus...read up on dat and git back here wid us.
Their radio only works in the parking lot?
Now I perceive you might be a jester hehheh
Anyhow if you are not just being a clown.....they are assembling together for a church service but doing it in a social distancing manner.....which still allows them to see and wave at each other etc. and also allows the church to pass the donations plate around.
So, it's just about shaking down the parishioners for money? Hmm. Seems pretty shady.
Kind of a strange way to look at it, given the fact they are going there voluntarily to begin with.
Cults are pretty strange. It's definitely not cool that the cult leaders take advantage of their mentally challenged followers by shaking them down for money. What would a god need with money?
Yeah, and what is that to you? What difference does this make to you?
If I choose to give my money, that I earned, with my own labor, to a cult... who are you to judge me as mentally challenged?
Are not you the ones claiming to be tolerant, and non-judgemental? Who are you to say what G-d does, or does not want or need? Do you know G-d? No? Then who are you to judging what G-d does or does not need?
It's amazing how many people proclaim all these virtues non-stop, and then trip over them every chance they get.
Mind your own business. Not your business man. Keep your nose out of other people's butts.
A fool and his money soon part ways.
I agree. Let me tell you a bit about myself... I am a life long Christian. I have a funded 401K, and I have a separate IRA. Additionally I keep several thousand in my bank account at all times.
Additionally, I have zero debt. No car loan. No house payment. No credit cards. No student loans. I owe no one anywhere, anything.
And I pay 10% of my take home pay to the church, every single check.
And I give to charities. And when I can I also volunteer at charities.
Give my last years income was a record breaking $30,000... I know people that make double how much money I do, and have a negative net worth.
So if the statement you made is true... clearly I'm not a fool then.
By the way, nearly everything I said is also true of my parents, who are now millionaires.
I guess I don't understand your point. Are you bragging about how much you give to charity?
He said a fool and his money are soon parted, to me. Implying I was a fool. Or implying that Christians are fools.
No.
That's all.
My grandfather was a millionaire, back when a million dollars was a lot of money. So what? And if you choose to give your money to a cult, money that YOU EARNED, that's your right. But I'd say that the operative phrase is "you earned," because in my experience the owners do the least work but reap the greatest profit. Maybe it's time for a redistribution of wealth.
What do you mean by "owners"? First, by every possible measure, business owners and CEOs do by far, more work than employees, and by a very wide margin.
The average business owner, puts in between 50 to 60 hours a week. At my last job, the owner of the company was on vacation when a huge problem hit, and he had to buy a plane ticket back home on Tuesday, work Tuesday night, and all Wednesday, and then flew back to his vacation Thursday night.
You tell me which average employee owns that kind of responsibility, that on their week vacation, they leave their families and fly back 4 states away to take care of business, and thus "earns" the kind of money a CEO and business owner is paid?
And CEOs at large corporations work constantly. Go read the life styles of CEOs. They are replying to emails and pouring over documents by 6 AM, and don't get home until 6 PM, and often are replying to emails late into the night. And many work at the office on Saturdays, as a routine.
All that said... neither me, nor my parents, nor my wealthy grand parents, were business owners, or CEOs.
Like most wealthy people in this country, they earned their wealth as employees.
Oh, gee, the owner had to take a plane back to fix a problem? Wow, that's tough. I was a small business owner and I had the same kind of responsibility, but I never had the kind of compensation that would pay for plane fare like that. What average employee has that kind of financial wherewithal? When I had my own business, I thought about it day and night, but I wasn't making anywhere near that kind of money. Are you really asking me to feel sorry for some CEO who has to cut his Aspen vacation short to deal with some issue? **** you.
I'm not saying that owners or CEOs don't work hard, or work long hours, but I AM saying that they are financially compensated at rates that are obscene. And the reckoning is coming, and soon.
Many employees have the financial wherewithal to pay for a return flight. Many. The point is, none of them would. Whether they had the money or not, they wouldn't.
You wouldn't buy a round trip ticket to go fix a problem at the company, because... you are just an employee... it's not your company. You don't care.
That *IS* the reason they make the big bucks.
Are you really asking me to feel sorry for some CEO who has to cut his Aspen vacation short to deal with some issue? **** you.
Calm your little panties down.... that wasn't the point. Why would you feel sorry for anyone? Who cares?
The point is, that is the reason they make the big bucks, and you don't. CEOs own responsibility, and that's exactly why they are CEOs. Business owners own the responsibility, and that's exactly why they are business owners.
That was my point. You don't feel sorry for someone who is earning what they have. That CEO, was earning his pay. That was my point.
I'm not saying that owners or CEOs don't work hard, or work long hours, but I AM saying that they are financially compensated at rates that are obscene. And the reckoning is coming, and soon.
No, it's not obscene. When you show the effort and time, and own the responsibility of a multi-billion dollar company.... you will want to be properly compensated for it, and it is no more obscene, then you demanding to be compensated for the far less you do now.
Bad CEOs wipe out thousands, if not millions of jobs, and lose billions of dollars. Enron. WorldCom. Kodak. Bear Stearns. Pan Am. The list goes on of companies that failed to move forward.
Apple Computer. When Steve Jobs was gone, the company almost went bankrupt. Steve Jobs came back, and not only recovered the company, but made it a leader in the industry again.
Paying tons of money to CEOs that make billions of product value, and create jobs, and grow the business.... is worth the money.
Not up to you, a who does not know what work they do... to determine what is or is not obscene. And honestly, if someone came and said how much you made was obscene, you'd be freaking out.
Because right now, in a third world country, there's millions of people who look at your life, and your income, and call you obscene.
So be careful using opinion to make arbitrary judgements on what others should or should not make, because some day someone is going to use their opinion to make an arbitrary judgement about you.
You do know that making $32K a year, places you in the top 1% of the planet, right? That means you are the obscene one, and people are hoping a reckoning is coming for you... you know that right? There's people just like you in other countries, that are hoping you yourself are the one headed for a reckoning. Just FYI.