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[unlimitedhappinessforever]

Whenever I read an opinion of an Online Russian Orthodox on anything it's typically something that feels sinister and sadistic to me and it makes me upset. Their thoughts have that third-world ArabMuslim quality to them. I don't know how to articulate it. Do I feel this way because I'm a weak man and I have a demonic libtard soul? I'm afraid that it's the weakness of my character that makes me feel this way and that they are righteous and I'm not

I've seen some Orthodox people on Twitter (my mistake) being giddy about the LA fires and it's what triggered my upsettance.

I think this has less to do with Eastern Orthodoxy as a belief system and more to do with it being sold by certain online figures as "The Most Based Religion", which I imagine causes IRL problems for what are often smaller immigrant church communities here in the US. This is also an issue in Catholicism, especially "trad" Catholicism.

I generally wouldn't judge any religion based on what you see purported adherents talk about online.

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In 6th grade ELA class, we had 30 minutes to develop a story that had a plot, rising action, climax, and resolution. Being not very good at coming up with these themes during that age took me ten minutes to start. I finally picked the first animal I saw hanging in the classroom, a monkey. He was my main character. From what I remember, the story goes as so, Mr. Monkey is preparing a party for his friend. All the monkeys help decorate and prepare for the party. Ten minutes on the clock left to wrap up my story. The monkey makes a gift that he is sure will surprise his friend; when his friend opens the box, BOOM! Confetti popped out, and there was a party in the box. A day later, I get called down to the guidance counselor's office. He tells me that he knows this story I wrote because the teacher brought it to his attention. They felt that I was making terroristic threats subliminally. He told me that they do not encourage violence. Mind you I was the only Muslim student in the entire school at the time. I was confused and felt ashamed and guilty again. This time they called home, Sarah talked to me about it. I was scared, but all she said was be careful what you write next time; these people like to pick at us in any way. It didn't matter; I still felt wrong and embarrassed.

- SMK

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