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I try to say what is on my mind and not hurt others, but some things need to be said whether they hurt or not and I do just that. I try to listen as well as talk, but my opinion is just that mine. You need not take it as your own, just respect the fact that I am entitled to it, as you are yours.
Archemdis / Talking Things Out In My Mind- Israel Is More Than Just an Apartheid State It Is an Oxymoron June 16, 2021Apply definition of apartheid to the State Israel form its beginning to today; A policy of segregation and political, social, and economic discrimination against the Palestinian majority of Gaza and the West Bank, Continue reading →archemdis
- Premier Francois Legault: The Willfully Ignorant Premier of Quebec June 7, 2021Legault understands no politician running in Quebec who wants more than one term in office can lie about their position on the language issue, English rights, or sovereignty when campaigning. Legault knew this; lied anyway; believes that he will get away with it, and sees himself being be re-elected. Willfully ignorant. Continue reading →archemdis
- The USA Has No Friends Because It Is A Bully May 27, 2021Christy forgot to mention that Canada would have been vaccinated and the boarder back open if the USA had not instituted its ban on vaccine exports until as Biden said every American had been vaccinated holding up the shipping of vaccines bought and paid for buy the Canadian government. Continue reading →archemdis
- The United States of America is “The Big Lie” May 18, 2021People think that the "Big Lie" was about the former president Donald Trump and his sycophant followers insisting that the election was somehow stolen from him. I think that the big lie was that Biden for president would be different than that of Trump in more substantive ways than tone. Continue reading →archemdis
- Israel Is More Than Just an Apartheid State It Is an Oxymoron June 16, 2021
Tag Archives: High school
From An Abused Child To You / B.C. Girl’s Suicide Begs Answer To The Question, At Whose Feet Do We Lay The Blame For These Tragedies?
Children who take their own lives are trying to tell us something and we are just not listening and so they keep on doing it hoping that their deaths will finally get us as parents to hear them. They are telling us that they have no where left to turn, they do not have the tools to survive and find life no longer worthwhile living. They are telling us that we as parents, as a society, as governments and institutions of higher learning that we have failed them and to please stop pointing fingers at each other and do something before another child finds life too much to bear without the tools he or she needs to survive in this crazy world we keep sending them into day after day. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Child Abuse, domestic violence, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Juvenile Delinquency, Prejudice, Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Teachers, Uncategorized
Tagged bully, Child, Children and Young People, death, Education, family support, High school, Parent, Parenting, stepping up to the plate, suicide, Teacher, Violence and Abuse, Youth, YouTube
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Do You Have The Right To Your Own Private Space In A Relationship?
I think that we need to be honest in what we are looking for in a relationship and then go after the person who displays those qualities for which we are searching and stop hoping that the qualities we do not see will some how mysteriously appear later on in the relationship. Continue reading
My Name Is “Life On the Street” / Can We Talk?
Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Life On The Street and I have my own gang and we are always looking for new members. I do not want to be your friend, I just want you to be free to do whatever … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, abuse of women, Beat Cops, Canada, Child Abuse, Crime On The Rise, domestic violence, drugs, drugs and children, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Juvenile Delinquency, Montreal Police, Prejudice, Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Teachers, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Canada, Child, child abuse, community centers, community services, Crime, Egypt, family, family support, Gang, Generations and Age Groups, Health, High school, Home, Illegal drug trade, Injunction, Juvenile Delinquency, Los Angeles, Losers, Mother, New Jersey, Organized crime, Parent, People, Pressure, School, Sexual intercourse, Sexually transmitted disease, stepping up to the plate, street gangs, Teen Health, Time management, United States, Wesley Snipes, Work, Youth
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Revelations of a Broken Heart
My granddaughter is very smart and has always done well in school. My granddaughter is very pretty, loves, volley ball and loves to be on Facebook. Her secret problem started when she was offered the opportunity to go to Royal West Academy, an upscale … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, divorce, Government, Schools and Learning Places, Teachers, Uncategorized
Tagged Academy, bigotry, child support, Children Youth and Family, childsupport, community centers, Danny Ozark, Education, Facebook, false friends, family, family support, Field trip, friends, Grandparent, High school, Home, politics, Prejudice, Private school, prodedure, public schools, Royal West, Royal West Acadamey/ Montreal West, Royal West Academy, schools, semi private schools, State school, stepping up to the plate, teachers
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Introduction To A Living Death Filled With Fear And Hopelessness
I was a tough kid who grew up in an even tougher neighbourhood. That neighbourhood had all of the things that were not good for children to see visible from your stoop and on every corner. Pimps,whores, gangsters, drug addicts and … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, abuse of women, Abusers and Getting Well, Authority figures and Parents Who Sexually Abuse children, Beat Cops, Child Abuse, Crime On The Rise, domestic violence, drugs, drugs and children, Free Community Services, Government, Juvenile Delinquency, Montreal Police, Prejudice, stereotyping, Teachers, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, alcohol adiction, alcohol and children, being afraid to live, bigotry, community centers, community services, domestic abuse, domestic violence, drug abuse, drug addiction, facillities, family support, free public facilities, Health, heavy handed tactics, High school, justice, juvenile court, Juvenile Delinquency, juvenile detention centers, politics, prodedure, Quebec, rape, stepping up to the plate, Substance dependence, Teen Health
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