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Author Topic: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft  (Read 14782 times)

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Re: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft
« Reply #25 on: November 30, 2023, 03:05:03 AM »
Can't believe she's still relevant. She was popular when I was a kid. Is she going to be doing this when she's pushing 40?
Look at Dolly Parton.  She is 77. 

Re: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft
« Reply #26 on: November 30, 2023, 03:24:42 AM »
Dolly Parton has supported gαy marriage publicly since 2009 and famously denounced anti-LGBTQ Christians during a 2014 interview with Billboard. Likewise, Miley, who has openly talked about being gender fluid and pansɛҳuąƖ.  


Re: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft
« Reply #27 on: November 30, 2023, 03:40:28 AM »

Re: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft
« Reply #28 on: November 30, 2023, 06:47:34 AM »
Whether it's Dolly Parton, The Rolling Stones, or Tony Bennett these entertainers seldom retire.
Just like politicians they seem unable to just walk away from the spotlight and quietly enjoy 
their wealth. It's a staggering ego that fears the idea of being irrelevant.
I saw an ad for Pfizer the other day featuring the ubiquitous Martha Stewart.
How much more money does that woman need at her age?
The really strange thing I've learned about very wealthy people I've met in my life
is that the majority of them don't seem to enjoy their wealth. In fact they worry more
about money than the poorest people I've known. 
Greed has always been with us but this society has taken what was always been considered
a sin and turned it into a virtue.

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Re: Exorcist warns against attending Taylor Swift concerts due to witchcraft
« Reply #29 on: November 30, 2023, 06:58:06 AM »
Whether it's Dolly Parton, The Rolling Stones, or Tony Bennett these entertainers seldom retire.
Just like politicians they seem unable to just walk away from the spotlight and quietly enjoy
their wealth. It's a staggering ego that fears the idea of being irrelevant.
I saw an ad for Pfizer the other day featuring the ubiquitous Martha Stewart.
How much more money does that woman need at her age?
The really strange thing I've learned about very wealthy people I've met in my life
is that the majority of them don't seem to enjoy their wealth. In fact they worry more
about money than the poorest people I've known.
Greed has always been with us but this society has taken what was always been considered
a sin and turned it into a virtue.

I've always wondered about how people like Nancy Peℓσѕι (now 83), or Joe Biden, simply refuse to retire.  They have more money than they can spent.  Do they believe they're on a mission?  Are they being blackmailed to continue on?  If it were me, if I had enough money for my family for life, I would immediately retire and devote myself to prayer and charity work.  Or, if I didn't have the faith, would retire to "enjoy" life.  Why would I want to keep working until I'm 83 if I don't have to?