#hashtag #fuckdrake

You know, I went down a small rabbit hole yesterday studying Presbyterianism after seeing what denomination Talarico was.

I came to find that they are just one group of a few sects (or heresies if you're feeling particularly zealous) of "English Dissenters". More or less the rift between Protestantism and leaving the English monarchist church behind when establishing the New World.

One of such related sects were the Enthusiasts, who were amongst other things credited unearnestly as advocates for political and religious causes, Though frankly, it seems more peevish than fire and brimstone apoplexy if you ask me.

Delving further on the matter enthusiasm as a term, it was always a devine proclamation; to be possessed by a god, to have a devine inspiration. Enthusiasm isn't just a passing interest, it's by the providence granted on high. Those who are devinely touched by the god in the machine, understand what it is to be a car enthusiast.

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This guy has been trolling for a few days now, I'd just block and move on

Its not like the farmers are getting much good out of the vote they made anyway

It becomes a thing that it doesn't matter what the occasion is, drinking is the thing to do for blowing off steam, celebrating, going out, staying in - whatever it is that you can justify it in your own head.

Replacements work fine for some of it, I'm still a ginger ale fiend. But it really came down to what most people in AA will tell you, all you need to do is avoid having the first drink today, tomorrow is another battle. That's still the goal for the next day, but it's way, way less daunting than thinking about being sober forever.

Eventually you'll see the benefits you've made for yourself and if you're anything like me, resent the idea of ever having a drink again. Genuinely not sure what it would take for me to go back to drinking, and that's from a guy that could chase a flask of rum with a bottle of wine any day of the week for any occasion.

It'll take time, and it certainly isn't easy, finding a new hobby that you haven't yet poisoned with drinking is probably a good idea, and it doesn't hurt to take in AA meetings. They shove the religious stuff too much for me, so I don't go anymore, but it was instrumental for my first 90 days.

There's enough nuggets of wisdom to put aside my utter distaste of the abrahamics, you don't need to do all the steps, you just need to recognize you have a problem, and are there to remedy it, take what works and leave the rest.

Best of luck friend, if I could do it, I'm sure anyone can, stay strong, it's much better on the other side I can promise you that much.

Hypocrisy is a power move,

I can do this but you can't

Not that I think everything he does is hypocritical on purpose...

I'd count it as a complement really, especially if it didn't work

I wouldn't put much faith in human values either tbh

Tankies when you mention any democrat

Also, it's a good rule of thumb to expect destructive forces to take less time than constructive ones, depending on the target and the goals. Constructing things properly takes care and planning, but taking a sledgehammer to a system can be pretty swift if you know where to hit