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Originally posted by @christopher-albon]Should they be allowed in the 21st century?
Should they be allowed in the 21st century?
To answer your question, I'd say "Yes" and I'll tell you why: Secret societies are self eliminating. They are a product of a bygone era and are slowly fading from the landscape of our communities. From the 18th to the 20th century before the internet, and our increasingly cosmopolitan world the only places people had to gather together were the church or the local lodge hall. All that has changed. Memberships in the Elks, Moose, Masonic, Odd Fellows, and Knights of Columbus are mostly elderly folks, and younger people can find little value in them. Leave the secret societies alone, in time they'll go away all by themselves.🙂
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Originally posted by @vivifyI have severe anxiety. Have been signed off sick for years now. Yet to get a decent anti-anxiety pill or any counseling. So just keeping my claws in at the moment. Thank you for asking.
How are you feeling now? Any pain or sickness?
edit. I think I had a bout of pneumonia recently was ill for about 3months. So there's
probably some damage that needs to be addressed.
Originally posted by @christopher-albonI am sorry. Have you tried Yoga?
I have severe anxiety. Have been signed off sick for years now. Yet to get a decent anti-anxiety pill or any counseling. So just keeping my claws in at the moment. Thank you for asking.
Originally posted by @mchillWhat is above?
]Should they be allowed in the 21st century?
To answer your question, I'd say "Yes" and I'll tell you why: Secret societies are self eliminating. They are a product of a bygone era and are slowly fading from the landscape of our communities. From the 18th to the 20th century before the internet, and our increasingly cosmopolitan world the only places peop ...[text shortened]... le value in them. Leave the secret societies alone, in time they'll go away all by themselves.🙂
Originally posted by @mchillThe Gods of yesteryear become the devils of today.
]Should they be allowed in the 21st century?
To answer your question, I'd say "Yes" and I'll tell you why: Secret societies are self eliminating. They are a product of a bygone era and are slowly fading from the landscape of our communities. From the 18th to the 20th century before the internet, and our increasingly cosmopolitan world the only places peop ...[text shortened]... le value in them. Leave the secret societies alone, in time they'll go away all by themselves.🙂
Originally posted by @christopher-albonA cold compress would probably be better.
I don't drink. Once or twice a year only if I slip.
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Originally posted by @christopher-albonOur PM over here in the states has no interest in either of these, only in promoting himself a divine creature who knows everything, and kissing Putin's tushy. I wish we had your PM. 😞
I mention all this now as our PM has made a pledge to tackle human rights abuse and the corrupt elite. And I believe her.
Originally posted by @christopher-albonYou mean like Skull and Bones or the Masons?
Should they be allowed in the 21st century?