So, for those of us that need to grow in maturity and wisdom, what are some lessons you learned that you would tell someone so as to avoid making the same mistake, or achieve the same success.
In other wards, "say something profound".
I'll start. This is in the occult section because mention of Benito or praying to him is to be confined here or the pit, with extremely rare exceptions perhaps.
Were it not for Benito Mussolini's wife, I would not be a Fascist, or defend, or even really like Benito, not have a female as my favorite and most influential author of all time, and not feel like I'm bound to both of them, or really feel much zeal for apologetics in anything, or be well versed in stuff.
What it essentially means is that the best thing in my opinion that Mussolini accomplished, greater than taking over a first world Democracy without bloodshed or votes , greater than working economic miracles in multiple countries, and even greater than his revival of the Roman Empire, was who he chose to marry him.
Because I will plant seeds that will bloom some day, and never would have without her.
Well, by all rational explanation , Mussolini never should have married her. She wasn't good looking really. Also, as an athletic , intelligent , street fighter, sword dueler, public speaker, and politician, Benito actually had a lot of women who wanted him.
In fact, Rachel turned Benito down multiple times though because she wanted someone less in the spot light, that he actually had to pull a gun on her mother when she threatened to get police involved, ( just to make the engagement take place).
But if Benito hadn't actually done what appears to be very reckless, illegal, and insensitive, none of those others he could have married (most likely) would have written a book about him (long after his death) after all the shenanigans he pulled.
Many facts about Mussolini would simply be unknown. And Rachel doesn't whitewash him but points out he made some huge mistakes.
What I'm saying though, is sometimes what looks like a terrible decision, can turn out to be the best decision you've ever made. The decision in it's intrinsic nature was not good, but it still accomplished the greatest good for him imho.
I'm clearly supposed to live in the Twin Cities. I got here in the back of a squad car. The fault accomplished the greater good.
Because of Mussolini marrying Rachel, it actually caused me to live in the apartment I live at, so I could be here to help my neighbor's brother who got killed on Mussolini's birthday, July 29 2020.
And Rachel and I have the same birthday (for guests).
Sometimes bad decisions accomplish the greater good. Can you think of any instances like that?
Or say something profound?
In the end, Mussolini is an inspiration both in some of his positive qualities but also in his negative qualities. I never want to promote a war of aggression or any types of oppression to learn from his mistakes.
I also don't want to hurt a wife with infidelity were a miracle to happen and I ever grew up.
In other wards, "say something profound".
I'll start. This is in the occult section because mention of Benito or praying to him is to be confined here or the pit, with extremely rare exceptions perhaps.
Were it not for Benito Mussolini's wife, I would not be a Fascist, or defend, or even really like Benito, not have a female as my favorite and most influential author of all time, and not feel like I'm bound to both of them, or really feel much zeal for apologetics in anything, or be well versed in stuff.
What it essentially means is that the best thing in my opinion that Mussolini accomplished, greater than taking over a first world Democracy without bloodshed or votes , greater than working economic miracles in multiple countries, and even greater than his revival of the Roman Empire, was who he chose to marry him.
Because I will plant seeds that will bloom some day, and never would have without her.
Well, by all rational explanation , Mussolini never should have married her. She wasn't good looking really. Also, as an athletic , intelligent , street fighter, sword dueler, public speaker, and politician, Benito actually had a lot of women who wanted him.
In fact, Rachel turned Benito down multiple times though because she wanted someone less in the spot light, that he actually had to pull a gun on her mother when she threatened to get police involved, ( just to make the engagement take place).
But if Benito hadn't actually done what appears to be very reckless, illegal, and insensitive, none of those others he could have married (most likely) would have written a book about him (long after his death) after all the shenanigans he pulled.
Many facts about Mussolini would simply be unknown. And Rachel doesn't whitewash him but points out he made some huge mistakes.
What I'm saying though, is sometimes what looks like a terrible decision, can turn out to be the best decision you've ever made. The decision in it's intrinsic nature was not good, but it still accomplished the greatest good for him imho.
I'm clearly supposed to live in the Twin Cities. I got here in the back of a squad car. The fault accomplished the greater good.
Because of Mussolini marrying Rachel, it actually caused me to live in the apartment I live at, so I could be here to help my neighbor's brother who got killed on Mussolini's birthday, July 29 2020.
And Rachel and I have the same birthday (for guests).
Sometimes bad decisions accomplish the greater good. Can you think of any instances like that?
Or say something profound?
In the end, Mussolini is an inspiration both in some of his positive qualities but also in his negative qualities. I never want to promote a war of aggression or any types of oppression to learn from his mistakes.
I also don't want to hurt a wife with infidelity were a miracle to happen and I ever grew up.
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