“Many people in the world are mislabeled by society as unattractive,

ill-favored, hideous, plain, plain-featured, plain-looking, unlovely, unprepossessing,

unsightly, displeasing, disagreeable, horrible, frightful, awful, ghastly, gruesome, grisly, unpleasant, foul,

nasty, grim, vile, shocking, disgusting,

revolting, repellent, repugnant,

grotesque, monstrous, reptilian,

misshapen, deformed, disfigured,

homely, not much to look at,

short on looks, as plain as a pikestaff,

as ugly as sin, ugly, no oil painting,

huckery, and repulsive.” -Antonio Myers.

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While there is no detailed job description for a Member of Congress, their powers are

enumerated in one place: the United States Constitution. Under Article I of the Constitution,3 the

following are explicit congressional responsibilities:

• Making laws;

• Raising revenue, authorizing & appropriating federal funds, and managing the federal debt;

• Providing for the common defense;

• Providing for the general welfare;

• Regulating commerce among the states and with foreign nations;

• Establishing the federal court system and defining federal crimes;

• Declaring war and maintaining and regulating the military;

• Directing a Census every ten years;

• Impeaching federal officers, including the President (House only);

• Trying impeachments (Senate only); and

• Advising and consenting to treaties and appointments of judges and federal officials (Senate

only).

Additionally, to serve as a Member of the House of Representatives, an individual must be

twenty-five years old and have been a citizen for seven years. Similarly, to serve in the Senate, an

individual must be thirty years old and have been a citizen for nine years." -

cmf-member-job-description-1-Congress-job-description-1.pdf (transparencyinpolitics.info)

list of industry - Google Search,

Industry (economics) - Wikipedia

community centers, social justice centers, and justice centers in general.

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“The concepts of sex surrogates and surrogate partner therapy were originally introduced by pioneering gynecologist Dr. William Masters and sexologist Virginia Johnson to help men overcome sexual dysfunction. Currently, sex surrogates work with both men and women. In surrogate partner therapy, the sex surrogate takes a client through a multi-step process, beginning with very basic tools of communication and touch.

Surrogate partner therapy can include mutual nudity and two-way touch, as well as manual, oral sex or sexual intercourse. While other forms of sexual help – like experiential sex coaching or therapy can be accessed directly – surrogate partner therapy can only be accessed through a recommendation and ongoing work with a licensed psychotherapist. The therapist, client, and surrogate are thought of as a three-person therapeutic team. The function of the sex surrogate is to engage with the client in exercises to help them become more comfortable and adept at sexual and emotional intimacy.

Who Should See a Sex Surrogate?

A sex surrogate or surrogate partner therapy is often recommended by a therapist to clients who have a very high level of sexual dysfunction or interpersonal inhibition. These clients need to practice with a partner in a more structured environment to help them overcome their sexual challenges. These challenges might include sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction, pain during penetration, early ejaculation, or inability to orgasm. Surrogate partner therapy can also help if you are highly anxious sexually, have disabilities that make it more challenging to have sex, or have little or no experience with sex.

What is Sexual Surrogate Therapy?

In the initial consultation, you and your surrogate will get to know one another, begin to build rapport and make sure that surrogate partner therapy is right for you. After that, a step-by-step process begins where you and the sex surrogate communicate through each progressive step of intimacy and touch. One main tool of surrogacy is sensate focus, initially developed by Masters and Johnson. Sensate focus is meant to enhance relaxation, lower anxiety, and help you stay in touch with your sensations and arousal. Sex surrogates also help you process emotions around issues with sex and intimacy.

As you move through the phases of the therapy, you may practice back-and-forth touch. Your surrogate starts with the hands, then you might move to the face or other parts of the clothed body. In ongoing sessions, your sex surrogate will take time to educate you about sexual comfort, relaxation, touch, and best practices. You will slowly remove more clothing, learning to give and receive touch on all the different parts of your own and your surrogate’s body. Any oral sex or intercourse you have with your practitioner will be guided by safer sex practices.” -https://www.sexcoaching.com/types-of-therapy/what-is-a-sex-surrogate/

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“I forgive all of the women, and others that I was intimately with and I know that they all forgive me. We love each other, we don’t judge each other. We grant each other the same respect and same right that we individually desire for ourselves. We envision each other generously, graciously, and compassionately. Every partner I had in my sensitive past was well-pleased with me 💯 in body and “performance. I felt the same about them all.” Antonio Myers.

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“Child me, I am called to do : •Welfare State •Welfare •Soup Kitchen •Social insurance •Labor laws•Taxation•Air Force•Paramedics•Equal Opportunity•Courts•Social Equality•Social justice•ensure distribution of wealth•regulation of markets•public health•public schools•public services•the breaking of barriers for social mobility, the creation of safety nets, and economic justice•Arguing before The Supreme Court of United States•Being a member of Presidential White House administrations•being a public servant•social and human services assistant•social worker•teaching sign language and Braille•being a professor•https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_worker

•Education

•Electricity

•Emergency services

•Environmental protection

•Health care

•Mail

•Military trauma healing

•Public buildings

Public libraries

•Public parks

•Public policy

•Public utilities

•Public transportation

•Social services

•State schools

•Telecommunications

•Transportation infrastructure

•Urban planning

•Waste management

•Water supply network

•Education

•Police

•Labour Laws

•Fire Services

•Insurance laws

•Food banks

•Charitable Organisations

•Public housing

•Aged Care

•Disability Services

•Legal aid

•Youth Services

•Crisis Support Services

•Emergency Relief

•Public transportation.” -Antonio Myers.

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The Universal Declaration of Human rights

Sex workers' rights

The Declaration of Sexual Pleasure

The Declaration of Sexual Rights

Freedom from religion

Social justice

Social equality

Social equity

Gun control
Equality before the law

Freedom from arbitrary arrest and detention

Freedom of assembly

Freedom of association

Cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment

Freedom from discrimination

Freedom of information

Freedom of movement

Freedom of religion

Freedom from slavery

Freedom of speech

Freedom of thought

Freedom from torture

Legal aid

LGBT rights

Liberty

Nationality

Personhood

Presumption of innocence

Right of asylum

Right to die

Right to a fair trial

Right to family life

Right to keep and bear arms

Right to life

Right to petition

Right to privacy

Right to protest

Right to refuse medical treatment

Right to resist

Right of self-defense

Right to truth

Security of person

Suffrage 

Right to homeland

Digital rights

Equal pay for equal work

Fair remuneration

Labor rights

Right to an adequate standard of living

Right to clothing

Right to development

Right to education

Right to food

Right to health

Right to a healthy environment

Right to housing

Right to Internet access

Right to property

Right to public participation

Right of reply

Right to rest and leisure

Right of return

Right to science and culture

Right to social security

Right to water

Right to work

Abortion

Family planning

Freedom from involuntary female genital mutilation

Intersex human rights

Sexual and reproductive health

Right to sexuality

Crimes against humanity

Genocide

War crimes

Spiritual gift - Wikipedia

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Links:

Irreligion - Wikipedia

Criticism of religion - Wikipedia

Religious skepticism - Wikipedia

So many houses of worship fight over: •The designs and architecture of houses of worship. •The music, praise and worship, preaching, preaching styles, preaching content, wardrobe, and the usage of beauty products •Knowing vs. believing•racial justice •television and movie ratings•profanity•television and movie content/scenes•secular programs and secular music•technology•virality•streaming•the faith healings•photography•baptisms•recording deliverance sessions•recording exorcisms

Drug decriminalization

Harm reduction

Legal drinking age

War on Drugs

Corporal punishment and child discipline, most notably spanking

Creation–evolution controversy

Family values

Homeschooling and educational choice

Sexual education and abstinence only education

Anti-gender movement

Age of consent

Circumcision controversies

Feminism

LGBT rights and same-sex marriage

Polyamory

Sex work

Sexual revolution

Anti-war movement

Capital punishment

Reproductive rights including birth control (and its coverage by insurance)

Right to die movement and euthanasia

Stem-cell research

Universal healthcare

Animal rights

Call-out culture

Christmas controversy

Counterculture

Cultural conflict

Cultural Marxism conspiracy theory

Expurgation – Form of censorship of artistic or other media works

Geographical renaming

History wars

Media bias in the U.S.

Moral absolutism vs. moral relativism

Multiculturalism

Negationism

Owning the libs

Permissive society

Race, affirmative action

Secularism and secularization

Social justice warrior

Theory wars

Woke

Global warming controversy[41]

Culture war - Wikipedia

Hell

Sin

Iniquity

Satan and the demonic realm

The Holy Trinity

Archangels and the angelic realm

Megachurches and mega-houses of worship

Televangelism

The Prosperity Gospel

Celebrity culture and Celebrity Worship Syndrome within religion and outside of religion

Love offerings, tithes and offering, and building funds.

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“Omnism is the respect of or belief in all religion.[1][2] Those who hold this belief are called omnists. In recent years, the term has been resurfacing due to the interest of modern-day self-described omnists who have rediscovered and begun to redefine the term. Omnism is similar to syncretism, the belief in a fusion of faiths in harmony.[3] However, it can also be seen as a way to accept the existence of various religions without believing in all that they profess to teach. Many omnists say that all religions contain truths, but that no one religion offers all that is truth. Contemporary usage has modified "belief in all religions" to refer more to an acceptance of the legitimacy of all religions. The Oxford English Dictionary elaborates that an omnist believes "in a single transcendent purpose or cause uniting all things or people". Omnists interpret this to mean that all religions contain varying elements of a common truth, that omnists are open to potential truths from all religions. The Oxford dictionary defines an omnist as "a person who believes in all faiths or creeds; a person who believes in a single transcendent purpose or cause uniting all things or people, or the members of a particular group of people".[4] Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury, considered the first Deist, argued that all religions were true.[5] In the poem All Religions are One, William Blake professed that every religion originated from God's revelation.[6] Henry Stubbe and other Socinians synthesized a form of Muhammadan Christianity.[7] Unitarian Universalism, which grew out of the Protestant Reformation,[8] practices Omnist beliefs.[9] Other notable interfaith organizations include the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples[10] and The Parliament of the World's Religions was the first organization with the goal to unite all religions.[11]” -Wikipedia.

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“This is my scratching rebuke of The Churchianity Pharisees, not the True Christians in the Church. They violate The Ten Commandments, but pretend that they don’t. They tell people not to drink coffee nor soft drinks, but they consume both behind the scenes. They tell people to not use gigolos, but they do so anyway and anyhow. They live secret lives of sex-related pastimes such as pornography, adult entertainment, sex industry, sex-oriented adult magazines, sex movies, sex toys, feisty and BDSM paraphernalia, sex channels for television, pre-paid sex movies for video on demands, adult movie theaters, sex shops, peep shows, strip clubs, host and hostess clubs, and adult service providers. They are sanctimonious persons, pietists, whited sepulchers, plaster saints, humbugs, pretender, deceivers, dissemblers, impostor, impersonators, phonies, Holy Willie’s, creeping Jesus, bluenoses, Tartuffes, Pecksniffs, and canters.” -Antonio Myers.

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