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Indivisible Movement - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indivisible_movement

I was about to make a rant post about how unconstitutional this law was. Then I came across this article

https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/politics/2023/03/31/florida-approves-concealed-weapons-firearms-guns-without-a-permit-what-that-means/70067814007/

Supposedly it's no longer required? Pretty cool. Ron Desantis just won back some points in my book after he destroyed his reputation sucking up to jews. He's still in the negatives but at least he's not all bad.

For some that don't know, Culvers is a fast food joint that got started in Wisconsin. They make good fast food and a lot of it is actually fresh before cooking. Using boss Wisconsin cheese is icing on the cake. Known primarily for their butterburgers and frozen custard.

My paps and I went to eat at our local one the other day.

As we were walking up I noticed on the door it was owned by a fucker named with the last name Patel. I was pissed. American classic owned by a dot.

It occurred to me recently that a natural reaction to many current environmental, political, financial factors would be depression. Maybe in some cases even very serious depression. In fact, it would be a bit strange to NOT be depressed under most of these circumstances.

The depression itself would lead many to make changes in their lives. And despite assertions otherwise, I've yet to meet a depressed person who had "no reason" to be.

One reason I think the health care industry promotes this so hard is that depression may be a spiritual illness for some people. Missing the presence of God or even just hope in their lives.

Maybe there's is a version of depression that is a mental illness. But I think most of it is a natural reaction to life. And I think it does a disservice to depressed people to pile on them that they are also wrong and sick for feeling that way. I wonder if many people would be able to recover with the affirmation that their depression is valid.