Skip to main content

The One Where People Are Victimized, Not Oppressed

I’m gonna ask a serious question right now:

What American can actually tell me that they don’t have the same “rights” as any other American?

Your life is what you make it. Your success is dependent on your drive and motivation. If you want to do more or make more - that is up to YOU.

I found it hilarious that the millionaires at the Grammys wearing dresses that cost more than my life were talking about oppression.

If they came from nothing, they rose to the top. So stop with the oppression. It’s victimization.

If you want to change something, do it and stop complaining.

Besides, God is what matters and He is in control. If we spent more time living for and praying to him and thanking him for LIFE instead of whining about some lack of freedom in America, the world would be a better place.

In my opinion the women’s rights women can go to hell. I never voted to work as a woman. I’m cool with being a stay at home mom. Haha.

In 2025 nobody in America is “oppressed” … they are living in the past. That’s staying victimized. There’s a huge difference. Women can vote and work and do whatever and so can people of different races and cultures and religions. So saying that they are still fighting for “rights” makes no sense … everyone in America has the same Constitutional rights.

These groups segregate THEMSELVES by labeling everything by gender, race and whatever else they want to single themselves out for. Christianity has no labels. God loves all of us. Imagine is there was such a thing as an “all white college” … that’s racist but an “all black anything” isn’t?

Go to a country that’s actually oppressed and then tell me you have no rights.

Pull up your big kid pants and be thankful to be alive.

“But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead.” ~ Philippians 3:13

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The One Where Everyone Had a Choice

I’m sure I’ll get hate for this, but it’s the truth. I didn’t judge others for making their own personal choice, but they sure as heck judged ME and anyone who didn’t agree with them. I’m honestly starting to get more and more frustrated being four years out from when people had to choose between their jobs and the sh0t…. Saying that you “were forced” to get it truly isn’t accurate. We all had a choice. I’m a nurse. I’m also a single mom of two. I left my career to stand up for what I believe in. I’m not judging you for making the choice that you felt was best for you and your family based on information you had at the time… Even though many of YOU judged people like me for “not complying”. You possibly even called me a conspiracy theorist and told me that if I didn’t get it, I shouldn’t be a nurse anyway. But I AM saying that as a mental health nurse, I know the difference between holding someone down and forcing them to take an injection and giving them a choice with an ultimatum or...
Post a Comment
Read more

The One With the Corrections Officer Strike

As a former Corrections Nurse, I will not remain silent on the issue going on in New York State right now. Corrections Officers are taken for granted. They are forced to work 8 extra hours on an almost daily basis. *Imagine going in for a 16 hour overnight shift from 3pm to 7am and then at about 6:30am when you are "finally almost done" you are ordered to stay until 3pm the next day - for a total of a 24 hour shift that you hadn't planned on. *Imagine being the only person assigned to a cell block for your entire shift, sometimes without a break because you are short staffed. *Imagine knowing that the prisoners are accused but not yet convicted of murder, and you have no idea if they might have a shiv/shank in their cell/room that could be used on you at any given moment. *Imagine knowing that when the nurses come on the unit with another officer to give out medication, you then feel responsible for their lives, too and would never forgive yourself if you fail to keep th...
Post a Comment
Read more

The One Where it Matter How We React to Someone Else’s Comments or Actions

First, to everyone accusing me of not watching the full almost hour video before posting about my opinions, you obviously don’t know me very well. I absolutely watched it all before weighing in. This is another comment I made under my other post. Let me be clear. I am not saying I agree with with Zelensky. I am saying this was a “how are we going to react to his comments and actions” situation? There are ways to put someone firmly in their place while not risking losing the trust of other foreign countries. Putin now has an upper hand. I agree with those who have said that Zelensky was definitely trying to push his limits and see what he could get. Absolutely. I also think that we planned to stop helping them with money either way, yes. AND that he definitely needed to dial it back acting like we somehow HAVE to help or owe him something, etc. But I would have also not just ASSUMED that what he said was a threat - I would have tried to clarify some things with conversation and stil...
Post a Comment
Read more