MY CONSPIRACY AND FLIMSY PROOF begins with: Trump is trying to isolate Ameica!!! I know. I know. Just hear me out so you can post about another idiot with a conspiracy theory. I have thick skin lol.
Discussing my books: "The Politics Of Prayer," "When Will Eve Be Forgiven?" "Diary of a Wannabe Gardener," "Manhood Interrupted An Answer For The Red Pill Man," and future books. INTERVIEWS (womanhood, women in ministry, women authors, dreadlock wearers, and anti-Red Pill Man). Also, current events impacting society. Contact me at: rizerfall@yahoo.com
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
I have a Conspiracy Theory Too.
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Sexism for a $1,000 Alex!
There are more ways to know if you are sexist which include, "Benevolent" Sexism: Viewing women as fragile, innocent, or in need of protection. While it may feel well-intentioned, it often limits opportunities, infantilizes women, and assumes they cannot handle difficult or dominant roles. The Trump administration is PUSHING this heavily declaring he will protect women. Laughable! The Mother/Sex Object Binary: Categorizing women strictly into rigid ideals (such as a saintly mother versus a sexual object) rather than viewing them as complex, equal human beings. Check again for Trump. Dismissing Authority: Habitually talking over, "mansplaining," or reacting with hostility when a woman asserts authority, shares an opinion, or expresses righteous anger.
Seems like we are open for sexism and raring to go. This is a SEXIST era in time. Either we need protection because we are innocent, fragile, virginal, dumb, or too emotional. We dare not say anything about men or the Red Pill Community and the "basement computer boys," or they will come after you declaring their HATRED towards women who want to be or replace men. INDEPENDENT WOMAN is now a slur and a reason for victimization.
In an exchange with CNN's Kaitlin Collins, President Trump told her she had "hatred in her eyes." CATHERINE LUCEY: ...Files, sir, why not act - why are you acting as if... TRUMP: Quiet. Quiet, piggy. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: If you want to do that, then you're a stupid person, and you happen to be. I mean, I know you. Why would a stupid question like that be asked? UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: Do you plan to use...TRUMP: Why would I - why would I...
Earlier this week, Donald Trump stormed out of an interview with Meet the Press after accusing journalist Kristen Welker of being “either crooked or stupid.” Welker, the first Black journalist to host Meet the Press, was just doing her job, asking follow-up questions after Trump made an unsubstantiated claim about elections in the U.S. being rigged. As he walked out, Trump also called Welker “darling”; her skin, somehow, did not melt off her body.
A search of Trump’s insults toward journalists going back to 2015—when he attacked then-Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly for having “blood coming out of her wherever”—reveals at least 30 reported instances. Of those 30 instances, two-thirds were directed at women. Given that women make up less than half of political reporters, it’s safe to say the president has a special fondness for insulting women more than men.
Donald Trump has a documented history of demeaning women through public insults targeting their physical appearance, the use of dehumanizing and gendered language, and derogatory behavior toward female professional peers and political opponents. Critics and political analysts point to a multi-decade pattern of rhetoric that reduces women to sexual objects, insults their intelligence, or dismisses their authority. He does this by various means: Mocking Political Rivals, Public Weight Shaming, and General Derogatory Terms: Over several decades, he has used terms like "fat pigs," "dogs," "slobs," "horseface," and "disgusting animals" to describe women who criticize him, such as Rosie O'Donnell and former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman.
In a 2005 recording published by The Washington Post and NBC News, Trump bragged about aggressively groping women without consent, stating, "When you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab them by the p----." The "Nasty" Label: Trump regularly labels powerful or critical women—including Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, and various journalists—as "nasty," which linguists and political scientists note is used to invalidate their professional.
Millions of women are highly concerned about policies and actions associated with the Trump administration, while others support his agenda. Concerns largely center on threats to reproductive rights, gender-based violence, and economic security, whereas his supporters often emphasize different priorities. I happen to be one of them. There is a lot of hostility between the sexes being fanned by the Trump administration. But, women will not go quietly into the night, nor the MEN who supports women's rights. Examine where you stand. Decide if it's something YOU want for your mother, daughters and granddaughter. Her ONLY claim to fame, although one of the best, shouldn't be LIMITED by her SEX what she can dream and reach for fully qualified.
Sexism will never live up to what MEN believe it could be. No one serves people in heaven from a living HELL.
Friday, February 28, 2025
Greed Is Good?
With the cuts to Medicaid and Food Stamps, those in favor of the cuts say they are TIRED of PAYING for LAZY people to have a free ride on their tax dollars. Voices on the other side who are against the cuts say it is a lifeline for those who are struggling financially. Two sides to every story, right? Who is right? The intentions of the cuts are to STOP the waste, fraud, and abuse of the system, or is it? Is there a way to know? The other side of stopping the waste, fraud, and abuse is good old GREED. Can this be a possibility? And Trump wants to be paid MILLIONS. President Donald Trump said Tuesday (Oct. 21, 2025) that he “could be” seeking $230 million from his own Justice Department as compensation for past investigations into him, though he professed to have little knowledge of the specifics and said he would give the money to charity. Some Americans are not receiving pay due to twenty-two days of a government shutdown. Trump is GRIFTER with presidential POWER. He is robbing America blind while they suffer.
Who could forget the catchphrase “Greed is good” from the 1987 movie Wall Street. In the movie, Gordon Gekko says, “Greed, for lack of a better word, is good”. The phrase has become a symbol of unrestrained greed in popular culture. In the movie two handsome men, Charlie Sheen and Michael Douglas, do whatever it takes to make money in the illegal and lucrative world of the stock market. The image of power and obtaining money, even if it outside of the law looks glamorous sparking a culture of people wanting to do the same in their lives. Entertainment became a goal.
The definition of greed is simple. It is the intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food. Can you identify with the definition. In today's culture the young people often say they are "getting their bag,' or "getting those coins." They have their mind on the money and money on their minds.
The 1980s saw a significant rise in this mentality, especially within the financial sector, leading to the "decade of greed" label. While the phrase "greed is good" is modern, some argue that the idea of using self-interest to drive economic progress can be traced back to earlier philosophers like Bernard Mandeville.
Bernard Mandeville, born November 15, 1670 - January 21, 1733, was an Anglo-Dutch philosopher, political economist, satirist, writer and physician. Essentially, Mandeville called for politicians to ensure that the passions of man would result in a public benefit. It was his stated belief in the Fable of the Bees that "Private Vices by the dexterous Management of a skillful Politician may be turned into Publick Benefits". The Fable of the Bees, as a satire, the poem and commentary point out the hypocrisy of men who promulgate ideas about virtue while their private acts are vices.
In the poem, Mandeville describes a bee community thriving until the bees are suddenly made honest and virtuous. Without their desire for personal gain their economy collapses, and the remaining bees go to live simple lives in a hollow tree, thus implying that without private vices there exists no public benefit.
Mandeville presented a real-life situation in nature where to survive you must at all costs put yourself and self-gain first or you will suffer demise. This is contrary to what Christians are taught in the Bible. In Christianity, selfish desires are considered a sin. The saying there is two sides to everything holds true for every situation it seems. The deciding factor is CHOICE and CHARACTER. What will a person choose when presented two options and why.
The Bible has many verses that warn against greed, including the dangers of being obsessed with money and power.
Ecclesiastes 5:10 "Whoever loves money never has enough; whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income."
1 Timothy 6:10" For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil."
Proverbs 28:25 "The greedy stir up conflict, but those who trust in the Lord will prosper."
Mark 8:36 "What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?"
- Luke 12:15 "Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions."
- Philippians 2:3-4 "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves."
Difficulty Sharing: If you struggle to share resources, time, or attention with others, it might indicate a greedy mindset.
Feeling Unfulfilled.
Prioritizing Self-Interest.
Having dreams or goals of being financially stable or even having an abundance of wealth is different from greed. Greed is intense and at ALL costs. Yes, setting goals can be good because it can help you be more focused, motivated, and successful. Goals can help you visualize your future, plan actions, and track your progress. We are limitless in the goals we may have and achieve but when they come at the expense of others is when the goals become sinful and evil in nature, and not Christian.The Bible teaches we are to care about the welfare of others. In the Bible, "brother's keeper" is a command and a blessing. It appears in the Bible when Cain asks God, "Am I my brother's keeper?" after Cain kills his brother Abel in the book of Genesis. "Brother's keeper" is an expression that means to be responsible for helping and caring for others, even if they are not blood relatives. It can also mean to be compassionate and empathetic towards others.
If a person works hard and achieves monetary success, they are not a greedy person. Money in itself does not make a person greedy. It is the unsatiable need for more and more even if it hurts others that defines greed. Right now, people are not able to wrap their heads around all of the cuts that are impacting them negatively. The answer as to WHY the Trump administration (Elon Musk) is slashing jobs and federal programs, to them, indiscriminately, is not satisfying. Many are holding their suspicion of GREED as the underlying answer hoping the cuts WILL benefit America and Americans. Time will definitely tell. Fingers are crossed the administration IS its brother's keeper.
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