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Dangers of Groupthink

Episode 38 is led by Rev. Ed Schneider. It covers the danger of “groupthink” for all healthy Christian believers. We compare and contrast condoning, condemning, and connecting responses to an identifiable group’s way of understanding and guarding their core values. These values can be both good or bad. Far too many Christians fall victim to groupthink and its negative implications. Consensus…

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Activists accuse Twitter of condoning discrimination | India News

Activists accuse Twitter of condoning discrimination | India News

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NEW DELHI: Several Twitter users have accused the company of condoning discrimination against minorities and caste groups, while also alleging that certain “activists, journalists and lawyers” are being targeted unfairly on the platform by a “particular group”. The microblogging company has countered the allegation. Late in October, Twitter had suspended the account of Supreme Court lawyer…

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BMW advert banned for condoning dangerous and irresponsible driving

BMW advert banned for condoning dangerous and irresponsible driving

A BMW advert that includes “fast-paced scenes” and use of Blur’s Song 2 as a soundtrack has been banned for condoning dangerous and irresponsible driving.

A tv advert for the German carmaker’s xDrive all-wheel drive system “featured a succession of short, fast-paced scenes of cars driving in different weather conditions and terrains including across snow, in a desert and on public roads,” the…

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[iamhisgloriouspurpose]

Understanding a person does not mean condoning; it only means that one does not accuse him as if one were God or a judge placed above him.  ~ Erich Fromm

[truecrimealley]

what do u think of people who condone?

Through my own personal experience? Usually one of two things, to be honest.1) Someone has some issues they need to sort out, usually this requires actual professional help. Whether that’s mentally or whatever, the person probably has a deep seated reason on why they are condoning crimes (especially murders), and they should probably seek help for that. Or find people that they trust that can help them to remember to keep themselves in check at the very least.2) The other option (and usually I can tell this by observing their blog, how they interact with others, etc.) is that they’re trying to be a “keyboard warrior or edge lord.” Those types basically like to stir the pot of controversy, and quite frankly I’m over it. I used to stir the pot, troll and just act like an all around “edgy asshole,” for fun years ago – and to be quite honest, while I never condoned (never have and never will), I did say outlandish and stupid things to gain a following through being controversial. It works. Ironically enough, you’ll build an online following faster through being controversial than you will by behaving “normally or acceptably” online. However, just because it’s an easy way to gain your popularity, doesn’t mean it’s the right way to go. What you don’t realize until later on is, most people follow you not because they particularly like anything about you, but because they think you’re an unstable train wreck and they’re hoping to see you fall from that high perch you’ve set yourself on. It’s fucked up, but that’s been my own experience. Either way it goes, I do not condone any of the crimes I feature on this blog. This will be the first, last and only time I’ll answer that for anyone. I want my blog to show for itself that while I have a fascination with certain morbid topics (TC being one of those topics), I’m actually pretty quick to condemn the actions and say that a criminal is wrong for their actions. Dark humor is one thing, everyone needs jokes because it can’t be serious around here all the time (otherwise it would be depressing), however condoning crimes? Not something I stand for. Sorry not sorry. That’s just the way that cookie crumbles guys. Thanks again anon.Alley xoxo

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Does he know

Let's talk for a song. Does he know to be precise let's look at the lyrics. He knows about you in every way He's memorized every part of your face Inside and out, baby, head to toe Yeah, he knows everything there is to know SO THIS BOY THAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT IS OBVIOUSLY A SERIOUS BOYFRIEND FOR THE GIRL. HE KNOWS EVERYTHING ABOUT HER. But baby, baby ... Does he know you can move it like that? Whoa-oh-oh-oh Does he know you're out and I want you so bad Oh-oh-oh-oh Tonight you're mine, baby Does he know that you'll never go back? Oh-oh-oh-oh Does he know? SO HERE THE GIRL IS OUT LIKELY AT A CLUB DANCING AND SHE MEETS ONE OF THE BOYS WHO ARE SMITTEN. IS THIS SONG CONDONING CHEATING? I catch your eye then you turn away But there's no hiding the smile on your face Inside and out, baby, head to toe He's not around, girl, you let me know SO HE WAS AWAY AND TRUSTED HIS GIRLFRIEND AND SHE IS GONNA BETRAY THAT TRUST. ... He'll never know The way you lie when you look at me So keep trying but you know I see All the little things who make you who you are So tell me girl THE BOYFRIEND DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT HER WILD SIDE WHILE THE BOY DOES AND FOR THAT REASON HE THINKS THAT SHE WILL STAY WITH HIM AND NOT GO BACK TO THE BOYFRIEND. ... So overall I think this song might be about cheating it's almost condoning it. Louis and Liam both wrote on this song and I don't think it sends out a good message to the fans about relationships this is like the 'very faithful' interview.