Monét X Change

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Well, what it is, we have completely lost the ability to critically think. It's just like people are just not thinking. You guys are the same person. People just are not critically thinking. Just think critically. It's an exercise you learn, what, in elementary school? You learn it throughout your entire career.

Well, what it is, we have completely lost the ability to critically think. It's just like people are just not thinking. You guys are the same person. People just are not critically thinking. Just think critically. It's an exercise you learn, what, in elementary school? You learn it throughout your entire career.

Well, what it is, we have completely lost the ability to critically think. It's just like people are just not thinking. You guys are the same person. People just are not critically thinking. Just think critically. It's an exercise you learn, what, in elementary school? You learn it throughout your entire career.

Yeah, it's silly. I agree with that, though. Yeah, it is a way to subjugate people, like to take away the ability to think critically and to think for themselves and to think about what is going to be best for –

Yeah, it's silly. I agree with that, though. Yeah, it is a way to subjugate people, like to take away the ability to think critically and to think for themselves and to think about what is going to be best for –

Yeah, it's silly. I agree with that, though. Yeah, it is a way to subjugate people, like to take away the ability to think critically and to think for themselves and to think about what is going to be best for –

It's also this thing of everyone is just only now concerned about themselves and them getting the best out of life and not concerned about community and how everyone doing better makes you do better in the long run. It's not just about you. Because if you're up here and we're all down here, then where is that? Where does that leave you? It just doesn't make sense.

It's also this thing of everyone is just only now concerned about themselves and them getting the best out of life and not concerned about community and how everyone doing better makes you do better in the long run. It's not just about you. Because if you're up here and we're all down here, then where is that? Where does that leave you? It just doesn't make sense.

It's also this thing of everyone is just only now concerned about themselves and them getting the best out of life and not concerned about community and how everyone doing better makes you do better in the long run. It's not just about you. Because if you're up here and we're all down here, then where is that? Where does that leave you? It just doesn't make sense.

Well, also in church, they teach you money is the root of all evil. Okay, so let's go with that. If money is the root of all evil, what does that say about your millionaire pastor?

Well, also in church, they teach you money is the root of all evil. Okay, so let's go with that. If money is the root of all evil, what does that say about your millionaire pastor?

Well, also in church, they teach you money is the root of all evil. Okay, so let's go with that. If money is the root of all evil, what does that say about your millionaire pastor?

Have you seen that pastor, Marvin Sapp, telling the ushers to lock the doors of the church? Have you seen this? No. Girl, it was a service happening in whatever city. And then it's the end of the service where it's the offering time. People bring the tithes and offerings to the thing. And then I guess there were 2,000 people in the congregation, also about 2,000 people watching via stream.

Have you seen that pastor, Marvin Sapp, telling the ushers to lock the doors of the church? Have you seen this? No. Girl, it was a service happening in whatever city. And then it's the end of the service where it's the offering time. People bring the tithes and offerings to the thing. And then I guess there were 2,000 people in the congregation, also about 2,000 people watching via stream.

Have you seen that pastor, Marvin Sapp, telling the ushers to lock the doors of the church? Have you seen this? No. Girl, it was a service happening in whatever city. And then it's the end of the service where it's the offering time. People bring the tithes and offerings to the thing. And then I guess there were 2,000 people in the congregation, also about 2,000 people watching via stream.

He goes, I need 20 people to give $2,000. We need to make four... 20 people to... No, I need 4,000 people to give $20 each. Because we needed whatever that 20 times, I think it's $200,000 or maybe $400,000. They needed to make that much money. So he said, so people started to leave. He said, uh-uh, lock the doors. He goes, lock the doors. He said, why aren't I listening? I said, lock the doors.

He goes, I need 20 people to give $2,000. We need to make four... 20 people to... No, I need 4,000 people to give $20 each. Because we needed whatever that 20 times, I think it's $200,000 or maybe $400,000. They needed to make that much money. So he said, so people started to leave. He said, uh-uh, lock the doors. He goes, lock the doors. He said, why aren't I listening? I said, lock the doors.