Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Have you even looked at her history, Nimrod?
She doesn't need much encouragement. The fact you think she is a 'pawn' speaks volumes about you. None of it good. Gee, a 16 year old giving it to morons. I know it's hard to get bitch slapped by a 16 year old, but if you insist on being a dumbfuck....
Got a link to her history?
I'm really curious to find out what happened to her over a 16 year stretch that made her an expert on climate change.
As far as I can tell, all the adults in her life dumped their propaganda on her and her mental problems turned it into a full-blown psychotic delusion.
I sympathize with her. I had a similar thing happen to me (although I didn't suffer from Asperger's or severe OCD). I was raised in a fundamentalist Protestant church in the 70's, which was experiencing a wave of "End Times" frenzy. Everyone in our church community was talking constantly about the book of Revelation, how Jesus was coming back any minute now and you had to repent of your sins or be left behind to face the Tribulation and the Antichrist, etc.
I was very young (in elementary school) and no one really paid attention to my presence during all this because they thought I wasn't paying attention, or didn't really understand what they were saying. I started waking up from nightmares a couple of times a week, completely hysterical and running around the house to check on my family members. I was convinced that the Rapture had happened and everyone I loved had been taken and I had been left behind because I had forgotten to say my prayers the night before, or there had been a time I'd backtalked my mom and then forgot it so I didn't repent it. My parents had no idea what was going on with me (because I was hysterical and couldn't explain it to them) and they took me to a counselor. Turns out, a little girl who's bright enough to understand adult words but doesn't have the experience and maturity to really comprehend their meaning was not a good fit for those kinds of topics.
Bottom line, my parents sat me down and explained all the context I, as a child, had not had before. And they strictly limited other adults discussing that topic in my presence. At no point in time did they yank me up to a pulpit and let me start preaching to grown-ups on the basis of my childish fears and stand around gassing about how "proud" they were of my neurotic terror.
Greta's parents and teachers and other authority figures all deserve swift kicks in the cooter for creating this emotional trauma.
My parents exposed my brother and I to Christianity when we were around 7 and 9.
We went to Church and Sunday school for two years and they then asked us what we'd learned.
Apparently we gave the right answers and they gave us the option to continue going to church and sunday school...or not.
I look back on those days and ask myself......how could anyone be against the Teachings of God?
They're simple and to the point.
Oh, my parents never considered making church attendance optional for my siblings and me, and as an adult now, I'm glad for it. It was specifically the obsession with the End Times that was going on at the time that caused the problem. I was much too young and uneducated in advanced, adult-level Biblical teachings like that, especially without someone explaining it to me on my own level, to handle it. They just didn't realize at the time that I was picking up on it as much as I was.
I look at it like this.
I learned a lot about morality and doing the right thing,and that's stuck with me throughout my life.
We all know whats right and wrong denomination be damned.
Yeah, uh, we're not talking about "is Christianity good or bad" here, so I'd appreciate it if you'd stop trying to divert the topic onto that. We're talking about adults traumatizing children by dumping ideas onto them that they don't have the experience and maturity to handle, and then exhibiting the resulting mess as though it's something laudable.