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Passing judgment is subjective, it’s in the eyes of the beholder. You know it, don’t do it. It goes something like you point a finger at someone & they're four pointing back at you. Like who makes anyone a judge & jury? That’s right, arrogance. It’s usually themselves, spilling volumes about how righteous they are. They’re what some label a smokescreen character, a ******* flimflam artist, holier than thou, you know the type. They wouldn’t last ten seconds in a firefight. Bottom line: trust no one, not even yourself. I saw family members give up their relatives to make a buck. That’s right, greenbacks. A regular family-affair. Imagine selling out blood for paper. We called it a war on terror. They called it Jihad. It didn’t matter what anybody called it. There was no God involved. Just human nature & people pointing fingers. The same old show, the same old **** dogs & ponies one upping each other.
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 8:27 PM UTC
People Pointing Fingers (The Crap of Judging Others~ Dogs & Ponies)
Passing judgment is subjective, it’s in the eyes of the beholder. You know it, don’t do it. It goes something like you point a finger at someone & they're four pointing back at you. Like who makes anyone a judge & jury? That’s right, arrogance. It’s usually themselves, spilling volumes about how righteous they are. They’re what some label a smokescreen character, a ******* flimflam artist, holier than thou, you know the type. They wouldn’t last ten seconds in a firefight. Bottom line: trust no one, not even yourself. I saw family members give up their relatives to make a buck. That’s right, greenbacks. A regular family-affair. Imagine selling out blood for paper. We called it a war on terror. They called it Jihad. It didn’t matter what anybody called it. There was no God involved. Just human nature & people pointing fingers. The same old show, the same old **** dogs & ponies one upping each other.
jonny-angel
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 8:27 PM UTC
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