https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn0UE245DhA

Stumbled across a video of a guy analyzing a KFC commercial frame by frame and how it’s satanic and going against the Bible because…. the feature demons? They curse god? No, it’s because the man is doing laundry instead of the woman. You’ll also see similar stuff with Illuminati videos

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Good eye! This commercial is planting subliminal message for role reversal. The kid with long hair is hard to tell if boy or girl. In the scriptures we are supposed to be know by the length of our hair.

The wife should've asked, "Honey, would you like a glass of water?" Mom & child join Dad for dinner 🍽️ getting themselves something from the kitchen. Mom serving Dad , child, & herself some water . After 🍽️ dinner, Mom & child could clean 🫧 up kitchen & do 🧺 laundry. Keeping a harmonious home 🏡 would be better. Lady should've taken into account that Dad is probably chilling out because it's his day-off.

My husband works, but I go to school full-time. I structure my life so that I can still care for the kids. The truth is, I’m tired, but my husband doesn’t make as much because he started his career late as we’re recovered alcoholic/addicts. My point is, at some point, I’ll probably earn more than him, but I still won’t expect my husband to fold, do dishes, clean the toilets or bathe the kids. I wasn’t raised traditionally as I was raised by my grandmother who hates men, yet, I still understand how important it is to show my husband respect by reserving his energy for tasks that I can’t do, like uprooting trees or hanging Christmas lights. My husband will load the washer and transfer to dryer (which is outside) and he’ll fold his own clothes, if he does his own load, but I never make him fold my clothes or the kids, nor do I have him clean the toilets or mop the floor. And it’s not that I’m a great wife, but I won’t degrade my husband like that. Honestly, it would embarrass me to see him do those things, just as I would assume it would embarrass him to see me clean the gutters.

Ladies… is it gay for my husband to take care of our children?

  • 4zi [he/him, comrade/them]
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    1 year ago

    My family was Methodist but the small southern town i grew up in was run by these evangelical freaks, and I got into so many brawls as a kid because my friends or other kids would talk about their Sunday service or the snake they talked to and I would just go “that’s weird” or “do you really think that works.” It would lead to dumb childish bantering until one of them would take a swing because I would say something like “you can’t physically battle demons, that’s not how the rules work!” Literal children waging evangelical holy war; was so dumb

    Regardless, I can’t even imagine a scenario that involves being queer in my hometown that does not end in violence, because these freaks are openly violent to non-evangelical Christian alone.

    • axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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      1 year ago

      Yeah, that tracks with my experiences too. I remember my more religious cousins getting into fights with me over very small stuff, like they'd talk about talking to Jesus in their dreams, or how I wasn't allowed to bring X-men comics over to their place because they were evil. Their household always seemed so chaotic, with stuff getting banned or unbanned depending on the whims of their mother.

      My middle school had an honest to goodness evangelical gang of kids who'd abuse anyone they thought wasn't holy enough. It was typical little kid gang stuff, stealing money, organizing fights, selling drugs, etc. but it was weirdly all in the language of holy god this or that. After 9/11 happened they named themselves the "Muslim Hunters" if they weren't bad enough.

      In any case, out of my four cousins from that evangelical household, on became a small business dipshit who owns a burger place and fires employees if he hears them speak Spanish. One became a youth pastor in the same abusive church he came from. And one became some kind of administrative level organizer in the local KKK branch. I feel sick when I think about how towns like ours just spit out more and more of these people.

      • 4zi [he/him, comrade/them]
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        1 year ago

        My middle school had an honest to goodness evangelical gang of kids who'd abuse anyone they thought wasn't holy enough

        Wild, same. My high school had a Christian club and the leaders of it would out gay kids to the teachers, and those teachers would then make homophobic remarks or jokes at the students in class, or grade them poorly or harsher than normal.

    • Albanian_Lil_Pump [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      “you can’t physically battle demons, that’s not how the rules work!” Literal children waging evangelical holy war

      Speak for yourself, bucko pathetic