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We frequently encounter individuals who deliberately provoke others by filming without consent and citing laws they don’t fully understand. This behavior not only undermines respectful interaction but also encourages others to imitate it, often leading to unnecessary conflict. Such actions are disruptive, irresponsible, and occur far too often.

It happens all the time—some jerk shoving cameras in people’s faces, pretending to “quote the law” when they clearly don’t know what they’re talking about. All they do is bait others into copying the same reckless nonsense, which just gets more people in trouble. It’s childish, it’s toxic, and it’s way too common.

We’ve all seen it—someone trying to stir up drama by sticking a camera in people’s faces and throwing around fake “legal talk.” Others intentionally staging events to evoke and create false rage narratives. Honestly, it’s just childish, and it happens way more than it should. So, I am addressing…

Opening Statement

I did not expect to enter this debate, but one thing must be made clear: twisting words, redefining terms by association, and misrepresenting arguments are destructive habits. They fuel ignorance, which in turn breeds arrogance. This is especially evident in the abortion debate.

Key Points

• Weak Argument from Opponents

  • Critics of Pro-Life positions often demand: “Where in the Bible does it say abortion?”

This is both serious and based on a sense of humor, and can be applied as a form of propaganda because, well, it is. Propaganda is strategic communication designed to influence public opinion, beliefs, or actions, often by presenting biased, misleading, or emotionally charged information to promote a specific agenda, political cause, or ideology, rather than objective facts, using techniques like selective facts, loaded language, and repetition to bypass rational thought.

Fortunately this Propaganda is not meant to mislead anyone, and the selected facts are not all that selective as much as specific things people often bring up as questions or try to make claims which these things counter directly. And yes, a lot of it is loaded on purpose.

That said;

Converting to a different faith can be intimidating, but when the pros outweigh the cons, it can be totally worth it. You just have to be aware of…

Four Main Reasons:

Bad Management

Shit Math

Poor Planning

Fraud

SANTA WAS GREEK; CHRISTMAS ISN'T PAGAN

🌟 Etymology:

I am adding this part as some have made comments about the meaning of the word, which is not the point of this article. However, to address it, one commentator stated: Christmas isn’t even Christmas. It’s Christ Mass, and I’m not Catholic.

This is the problem today with so many things and what I combat because though the intention may have been honorable, the comment is incorrect. Christ- is obviously still part of the word. But lets get a bit more precise.

The English term Christmas (“Christ’s mass” or “mass on Christ’s day”) is of fairly recent origin. The term originated from the Middle English Christemasse, which came from the Old English Cristes mæsse.

These hexes are written to bind, neutralize, and protect. They align with our cosmology:

• The One God as source, creator, preserver, destroyer.

• The Three Goddesses as distinct consorts (Graces, Fates, Furies).

• The Wights as guardians of nature, cosmos, and ancestors.

In most cases the amount of time to prepare is 24 hours before any hex is initiated. This includes fasting and sleeping while focusing on the rite to be initiated. Usually when seeking to bring about something to draw towards you and or others, it is done from new moon to full, especially for protection, as the waxing side of the cycle.

Blood Moon Hex of Protection

Setup  

Prepare your space beneath the blood moon or in sight of its light.

Place one large candle at the center of your altar to represent The One God, and three smaller candles around it to represent The Three Goddesses.

This is the standard for all rites in this tradition.

WHICH ONE IS THE FAKE HERE?

The image is misleading as to which one is the real or the fake, because the craft is wide and diverse.

In truth, both could be real, both could be cosplayers, or worse—one could be a scammer and the other a bully pretending to be an authority. The craft encompasses countless lineages, styles, and approaches; appearance alone tells you nothing.

In Druwayu, we simply use the term craft for the practice and commerce for the profession. A practitioner who specializes professionally is defined by their role:

• the craft of a Warlock = Warlockery,

If you see coins on a grave or headstone; hands off.

Meaning

It usually means these are Military Graves of Fallen Soldiers and Vetarans that have passed away being honored by their closest friends and families.

1. Penny: You visited the grave to pay your respects.

2. Nickel: You and the deceased trained together at boot camp.