That person lacks a starting point.

The attention does nothing but exacerbate this. The escalation of bad decisions with positive feedback will only end up in tragedy unless that person seeks help, or has a point in their life where they are forced to get help.

What’s a shame here is that it will get old. No one is exempt. And this one isn’t looking all that great now. Gonna be gruesome. And this one is certainly demonic. Think of all the publicity of it saying how great ‘she’ is, and think of all the poor souls that will be fooled in to taking a dark and horrific path that more than likely won’t do the same for them.

Far as demons go, they are all around. Although I’m Catholic, thanks to Roosh, I’ve been reading quite a bit of Orthodox material. Their concept of the devil and demons is much richer than what us Catholics are taught, even though we believe it as well. The devil and demons can, and will look however they want, impersonating angels even. They can quote scripture as good or better than any human.

They are perfectly able to twist it and stuff it into these poor soul’s heads if it serves their needs. The last book I read was about new age religions and how they were tools of the devil. Of course Hinduism, Yoga, and whatnot work. The devil let’s you do stuff and see stuff when you dabble in them. Next thing you know you renounce God and are praying to Gaia, Kali, or whatever, which was his goal.

I don’t seem to remember ever being taught this in 8 years of Catholic school. Maybe Sr. Mary Whatzername did but I was daydreaming as usual. But I know from teaching faith formation that they don’t go anywhere near this material these days. They delve more into acceptance rather than telling the kids to pray for this poor fool who has fallen into the demon’s hands and will most likely pay the price for eternity.

One thing I’ve been picking up from my readings is how the Orthodox discern if something is from God or from demons. Very interesting reading. The book I’m on now is on after death. The author’s take on near death experiences was chilling. FWIW – the dead aren’t coming to warn you, or see you in any way. They are in hell, and thus can’t (in the bible) or in heaven and can’t (also in the bible). Angels don’t pass from heaven unless they are commanded to do so.

Who is meeting you are most likely demons, seeing if you’ll give up your soul. The concept is easy, and makes sense. The demons are of this world, and the nether world. If you aren’t in heaven, or in transit there, you are likely dealing with a demon. They are all over.

I’m not sure but I think he still eligible to run for Governor of California.

Should say trannies. Damn autocorrect.