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The closer you are to God the farthest you go from religion
I refused to receive the Eucharist from an Indian at mass today.
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Contrary to the impression given here, a Catholic who confesses a sin with no intention of avoiding it in the future, will not be forgiven it.
A person guilty of a grave sin must go to confession & receive absolution before recieving the Eucharist. Not to do so is a grave sin. catholicculture.org/culture/librar…
Are you trading your natural resources for “freedom”
Freedom that likely installs a puppet government and hands your resources to foreign powers.
Is it worth it? Or would real freedom be people uniting, removing the dictator themselves, and taking control of their own resources.
As someone from Venezuela whose family has endured over two decades of dictatorship, poverty, and brutal hyperinflation, this entire framing feels disconnected almost absurd from what we’ve actually lived.
Referring to Nicolás Maduro as the “President of Venezuela” misses the point entirely. He didn’t win power he hijacked it. His regime has been marked by documented electoral fraud, suppression of dissent, jailing of political rivals, and the weaponization of military force to cling to control. That’s tyranny.
This wasn’t a war on Venezuela. This was about justice. About finally holding accountable the man who was in charge of the dismantling of a nation.
International law should serve to protect citizens and uphold democratic principles, not be twisted into a shield for dictators. When national institutions are rotted through, courts are puppets, and peaceful change is off the table, then external accountability is the last hope.
Saying this puts Venezuelans abroad in danger is a complete reversal of reality. What actually endangered us was the years of silence. The inflation that erased entire life savings overnight. The empty grocery stores and empty pharmacies. The exodus of millions. The fear of speaking out. We didn’t leave our country because we wanted to, we left because we had no other choice and we send money home because those we love had even fewer options.
Today, for the first time in a long while, Venezuelans are seeing something that’s been out of reach for years: the idea that no power is forever, and that even the worst regimes don’t last untouched.
Standing up for New Yorkers shouldn’t mean defending the architect of one of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent memory. We didn’t lose safety today we lost it when the world turned its back.
Today, President Trump changed that and for that, many of us feel a long overdue sense of gratitude.
Geopolitics is driven by money and not the morality reasons they give.
And definitely not because of drugs. Proof- US companies should sell Venezuelan oil to the world. Not Venezuela. Not its people. US companies.
Every time the US talks about “freedom”, “drugs”, or “saving democracy”, look closely at what country is being targeted — and more importantly, what resources it has.
Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves on Earth.
So let’s be honest: This was never about drugs
This was never about saving Venezuelans.
This was never about democracy.
It’s about who controls the tap.
If a country is poor and powerless, it’s ignored.
If a country is rich in resources but refuses control, it’s suddenly a threat