First order of business. Diretribe. I learned that word in my oral comm class today. I’m going to go off on a diretribe about the student teacher of said oral comm class. She’s a democrat… as always. She made a very offensive, false, biased, rude, seriotypical, FALSE statement today. She said that “Republicans are all rich and way up there. they’re more conservative, but Democrats tend to be poorer and care more about the people. and of course, more liberal.”… what a generalization… and it’s so FALSE! and even if it were true, why do you think it’s like that? Maybe Republicans(conservatives) apply that to every aspect of their life? Maybe our lives don’t reflect our political views, but our political views reflect our lives. We’re conservative about EVERYTHING! Money, possessions, children. We work on a “If it’s not there, don’t use it” system. If we save our money and collect interest on it…. NO FLIPPIN DUH WE”RE GOING TO BE BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY! and we also go to collage and do things that actually help people i.e. research, business and medicine. We don’t go into pansy fields that don’t pay like teaching…. music…. acting…. journalism…. So… we make more money, we save more money… yeah, it’s a no-brainer. But! the implication that we don’t care about people is so… heinous! We care about people, we want them to be independant and have a good job… not solely relying on the government. we want to protect the people by puniching lawbreakers and not letting them all run naked and wild killing at will. “But it’s human life!”… There are people who are so confused as to how I can be por-life and pro-death penalty at the same time…. here’s how it works.. a man who took another man’s life deserves to, in return have his life taken. The government’s job is to carry out justice in an impartial and fair manner. By every standard a murderer deserves to get what he took away from someone else taken away from him. An unborn child didn’t do anything to anyone. An unborn child didn’t kill you. an unborn child didn’t “ruin your life”. You did that to yourself, hoe. Anyway, back to ms. “Democrats care about people and republicans don’t”. I have numerous reasons as to why she shouldn’t have said this. 1) it’s false. 2) it’s a steriotype(the main thing schools try to discourage) 3)It sways young minds opinions in a direction that it might not have gone otherwise(refer to reason #1) 4)It’s offensive. I’m offended by it. 5) whatever happened to reaching accross the aisle, mate? I’m trying. That’s why I didn’t chew you out in front of the whole freaking class because you’re a stupid ignorant adult that thinks she knows everything but has got it all wrong! I respect democrats. I respect where they stand on the real issues. But what I don’t like is that some of the things that democrats come up with to namecall republicans is just… rediculous! RICH?!? Not nearly! uncaring about people? Heck no techno! I’m not just pulling this from thin air! I know that republicans do it just as much, I* do it just as much. But when faced with a democrat, I’m not going to call them those things to their face! I’m not going to spew hatred toward them because I can’t refute what they just said. I’ve listened to a liberal viewpoint. I respect where they’re coming from. I’ve even rethought some of my views because they point out very valid points. (Yes, there actually are liberals who  talk clean politics out there). Why can’t you do that for me, democrats? Why can’t you reach across the aisle for once and listen to what I have to say without being biased and turning a deaf ear? frustration is…. overcoming me. And conservatives are NOT a minority! 

second order of business. What’s this about having a specific “No religious-ness” section in the stimulus bill? That’s discrimination. Socialism. down right wrong! not that we want your money, but you know what message that sends to me? Oh, well, here’s what it says RED ALERT! persecution, possibly a holocaust coming! it only starts with specifically not giving us the same benefits. by by non-profit organisation status.. oops! higher tax on churches! “Oh, it says here you’re ‘religious’ that’s another thousand dollars. Ooh, I can’t hire a christian because then I have to pay higher taxes. No christians allowed in this cafe! We don’t want you here. Dude, why don’t you just, leave the country or something… Oh, you don’t want to leave the counrty? Here, let me give you a little motivation. On second thought, I don’t want to burden another country with your false ideas. I’m just going to kill all of you!” and that’s how religion gets squashed out of a country. It’s a very scary thought… you don’t trust me? Just wait…

Third order of business. I was walking down the hall, when all of a sudden I couldn’t move because… WHADDYA KNOW! I 20 idiot pileup! I’m not even joking, every stupid person and their significant other were hanging around in the middle of the hall…. all clumped up in the same area. honestly people! Did it ever cross your mind that you could, I don’t know, move out of the way!? I sat there for five minutes tapping my foot because I couldn’t budge an inch. I love high school, don’t get me wrong… but I think a bunch of retards go to my school.

Well, I’ve successfully ranted about all three things that caused me to have a headache today. Someday I’m going to start a video blog. That’ll be cool.

Months passed as the nation fell into chaos. a sense of impending doom crowded my senses. Four months after my stand in English class America fell under dictatorship. Schools were infiltrated by government officials. Select teacher were thrown out because of “insufficient training”. Heavy security was placed on organizations such as schools…. and churches. Before long Christians were being repressed and persecuted. 

Six months to the day another English Project landed on my desk. Mr. Wright had been thrown out and replaced with a scary looking government approved teacher. I quickly flipped through the project instructions. In short, write an 8 page persuasive essay on why God doesn’t exist. This was the most blatantly atheistic project I’d ever been assigned. 
Summoning every ounce of courage and beseeching God for strength, I walked the long walk up to the front of the class. Like before I threw the project onto the desk, only this time I was in front of 27 of my peers. 
“No.” Said I.
“Why?” Said He.
“Because there is a God, and no matter how much brainwashing you do, you cannot wash that truth from my mind.” Turning from him I yelled to the class “There is a God!!!!” security officers flooded the room to drag me away. All the way to the front courtyard I screamed “No! In all these things I am more than a conqueror in Christ who loves me! For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither height nor depth, not anything else in all of creation will be able to separate me from the love of God.” They tied my hands to the flag pole. as I began the 23rd Psalm. “The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want,” Teachers and students were gathering around. “He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet waters,” More officers trooped in. “He restores my soul, He guides me in paths of righteousness. for his name’s sake.” The officers formed a circle around me…”Even though I walk in the valley of the shadow of death…” The officers aimed their guns at my heart. “I will fear no evil, for you are with me….”
My last word was cut off as 12 bullets entered my heart. 
“Your rod and your staff comfort me.” A voice from the crowd continued my recitation.”You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” More voices joined in. “You anoint my head with oil.” Over half of the crowd joined in. “”My cup over-flows. Surely goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will live in the house of the Lord FOREVER!” The last word was screamed with the force of a football field full of people. The racket drew the rest of the students. A football player threw back his head and yelled 
“Who do you serve!?”
A thousand fists punched the air and as many voices chanted “Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.”
“Who do you serve?!?!?!”
Another wave of cries swept through the courtyard. The officers shot randomly into the crowd. Siren’s could faintly be heard over the sound of thousands of teens committing their lives to Christ.
Armed forces arrived.

1000 young Christians and new believers died that day for the sake of the cross. All because I took a stand and said “no”. My sacrifice led to an avalanche of commitments to God. In addition to my fellow classmates, massive numbers of people around the world accepted the truth through the media because of a martyr. American’s began to band together and revolt against the government. To most it was more then just a religion or a bandwagon to hop on, to them it was a lifestyle. A few years later the dictator was over-thrown and the church took on feeding the poor and hungry. America truly united under God. 

One act of obedience caused an avalanche of reactions. Did I know that my stand would trigger one of the biggest revolutions in history? No, But God did. People are now trying their best to reach every person in the whole world with the joy and love and peace that comes with God. They are scrambling to reach every person before He returns.
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