So once upon a time. Someone tried to get my friends and I to try some drugs, pot.
I often wondered where he got the pot?
I only found out recently that he had 8 older siblings!
I mean what are the odds? What are the odds that kid that is getting your kid hooked on drugs is getting it from their older sibling? Like 100%
And I also wonder if the drugs come down through the Church structure?
So perhaps in order to be a charitable religion in this country the priests, chieftains, or whatever should have to take drug tests? Yeah, it is one of those regulation things that Republicans hate. I kind of like that idea?
But what is the moral basis for it?
You have to be drug tested to be in professional sports right? Why? It has to do with legitimacy of the venue! Legitimacy of the venue should then also be applied to religion. And where else could I apply this, for lack of better terminology, legitimacy of the venue, to actually make our nation great again?
Yeah, I can feel those dragon fumes on me when I go out in public!
I just type as I think. None of this stuff is stewed about for days on end. I just sit down and start typing. And that is my stream of conscience that guides me. I find it to be beautiful. Did you ever ask yourself, if I listen to the babbling words coming out of such and such mouth what does it tell me about the congruency of their stream of conscience? And perhaps I would say that certain people have a WC Fields stream of conscience. So it isn't a natural connection of ideas? And did you ever ask yourself who is filling in the dead spots in that persons head (dead end brain synapses) as they talk?
The person that talks with dead end brain synapses is attempting to convince you that they are happier than they really are? They talk in repetition. As if the repetition is really true to them hence the sale of it is good for you too? News flash, they are really talking in repetition because that brain has nowhere good to go.
"I ain't buying from you!"
I will give credit where credit is due. "Just say no." It is great advice.
© 2025 Thomas Paul Murphy
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