The DreamCode Prophet

I may use AI sometimes to clean up my spelling and wording so it’s actually readable. My raw replies are a mess, typos everywhere, no grammar, no real punctuation, swearing all over the place, words smashed together, still makes sense, but it looks like shit. The thoughts are mine. If that bothers you, that’s on you.

@otokyo__ Nope I just sit back in the watch and then laugh

Any advice to her..?

May the 4th be with you

@Hania16836 16%

Kaleb and I went out for dinner last night and I left a $20 tip on a $125 bill. The waiter didn't take it well and told us we shouldn't be going out to eat if we can't afford to tip at least 50. Now we're wondering if $20 isn't really enough.

@elonmusk If humanity winning depends on one guy, we already lost the plot. Real progress is shared and sustainable. Resilient energy, local food, restored ecosystems, systems that keep running without hype. Not rockets, robots, and a personality cult pretending to be a plan.

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@trumplicans2024 Funny, reality didn’t get the memo. Muslims are already part of the West.

and you say?

@AZ_Brittney Gaudy nails it. Too much gold, too many flourishes, trying hard to look rich and landing somewhere between palace and casino.

Describe the Oval Office Decor in just a few words! ✋

@JesusisChristX I’d accept a Bible as a gift, no problem. Now flip it. Would you accept the Necronomicon, the Quran, or the Satanic Bible the same way? If it’s really about respect, it should go both directions.

Be honest… Would you accept a Bible as a birthday gift? A.Yes B. No

Let's see that's polish currency right now that's 27 cents to the dollar 12 would be $3.20 that's a steal I’d walk up with a $20 and call it a day. Everyone wins. And yeah, that’s how it should work. Let people sell what they grow instead of watching it rot while stores mark everything up. Small setups like that keep money local, cut waste, and you actually know where your food came from. Cherry wine, cheesecake, pie… that stand isn’t just selling fruit, it’s selling potential.

Czy zgadzasz się, aby rolnicy mogli sprzedawać swoje produkty w ten sposób?

@BlakjakTheGamer You’ll find Christ in the places people least expect, especially where there’s peace, love, kindness, and open doors. If a church is living those values, that’s closer to the message than shutting people out ever was. It’s a lot easier to see Christ in compassion than in contempt. Time to learn love and acceptance youtube.com/shorts/nsQu4Wi… via @YouTube

@try2underit We do. If anything, more. Every time one of your guys gets arrested for being a sex offender and loses access to a gun, that’s accountability actually working.

@ThatCheerMomOfX Obtuse Inarticulate Uninformed Inept Myopic

Democrats

I would say the same thing to you as I said to the last person that posted this

No matter the direction, the only true answer points toward love, unity, and peace.

@BraedenSorbo But it is a church nevertheless have you never listened to the words of Jesus Christ himself he preached him yeah peace love equality all of that

That’s not a church, that’s a temple of Satan.

“The U.S. is a Christian nation” sounds tidy until you check what the country actually says about itself. The First Amendment blocks any official religion. And the 1797 Treaty of Tripoli, signed by John Adams and approved unanimously by the Senate, states plainly that the government is not founded on the Christian religion. That’s not modern spin. That’s early American policy in writing. The founders weren’t one uniform block either. Some were practicing Christians, others were Deists or held more unorthodox views. What they agreed on was keeping government separate from religious authority, so belief stays a personal choice, not a state mandate. Look at the presidency and you see the same pattern. Religion shows up in different ways depending on the person, but there’s no single doctrine guiding the office, and the Constitution itself never names Christianity. The throughline is simple: the system was built to protect belief, not enforce it. That’s why it works across different faiths and even no faith at all.

The USA is a Christian nation. Every President always acknowledged this simple fact ... up until Obama. That's when things started to change. Obama & Biden are the ONLY TWO Presidents in US history that have denied our Christian foundation. Elections matter.

@honeymoon250 Religion as a whole

Write something that is more harmful than cigarettes!

Because most people don’t get to “make a country great” in the first place. You’re picturing it like a personal project. It’s not. A country’s direction is shaped by power, not effort. If the power sits with corrupt leaders, warlords, outside interference, or broken institutions, regular people aren’t fixing that between shifts at work. Some did try. They protested, organized, built businesses, pushed for reform. A lot of them got shut down, jailed, or worse. That’s not failure of effort. That’s limits of control. And even when things improve, it takes decades and stability. If you’re trying to raise a family or just stay safe, waiting 30 years for “maybe” isn’t a plan. Moving is. So the short answer is: many tried, some still are, but individuals don’t have the leverage to overhaul entire systems. Migration isn’t laziness. It’s people working with the options they actually have.

@Excellentsalvic Nearly everything

Name something 👇