Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "" video.

Some things are actually more important than you feeding your kids.
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@jessicawallace39 It is extremely important, but it needs to be considered within the broader moral context. If one surrenders one's values to feed one's kids, they might be well fed, but they could be left without truth, freedom, and moral direction.
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@jessicawallace39 Taking care of your family is one of life’s highest responsibilities—but even that responsibility exists within a greater moral context. If someone meets that duty by compromising their deepest convictions—by abandoning honesty, loyalty to their principles, or by cooperating with systems they know are unjust—they may meet physical needs while quietly surrendering the future. What their children receive in food, they may lose in truth, liberty, and moral clarity.
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@jessicawallace39 Taking care of your family is one of life’s highest responsibilities, but even that responsibility exists within a greater moral context. If someone meets that duty by compromising their deepest convictions, by abandoning honesty, loyalty to their principles, or by cooperating with systems they know are unjust, they may meet physical needs while quietly surrendering the future. What their children receive in food, they may lose in truth, liberty, and moral clarity.
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@jessicawallace39 Taking care of your family is one of life’s highest responsibilities, but even that responsibility exists within a greater moral context. If someone meets that duty by compromising their deepest convictions, by abandoning honesty, loyalty to their principles, or by cooperating with systems they know are unjust, they may meet physical needs while quietly surrendering the future. What their children receive in food, they may lose in truth, liberty, and moral clarity.
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@jessicawallace39 Caring for your family is among the most important responsibilities a person can have. Still, even this duty should be understood within a larger moral framework. If someone fulfills this role by giving up their core beliefs, such as honesty, integrity, or a commitment to justice, they may provide for physical needs while quietly sacrificing something far more lasting. A child who grows up well-fed but deprived of truth, freedom, and moral direction inherits a much deeper poverty.
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 @jessicawallace39 Caring for your family is among the most important responsibilities a person can have. Still, even this duty should be understood within a larger moral framework.
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 @jessicawallace39 I'm trying to tell you, but YT keeps deleting my comments.
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@jessicawallace39 It is extremely important, but it needs to be considered within the broader moral context. If one surrenders one's values to feed one's kids, they might be well fed, but they could be left without truth, freedom, and moral direction.
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 @dillonbledsoe7680 I'm not ignorant. You clearly did not read my response to her. I trash talked nobody.
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Uh uh, no she dih-ent.
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