The evidence points in my favor

Ouch

Not his platform @bible whore 1

@bible whore 1 @Karnivore now Discord did have some problems earlier today

It's been stable

How many times have I seen it shut down?

A lot

@bible whore 1 I've lost track

I saw the discord disconnect.

Twice but not because of stability

But Discord blamed it on Google Cloud also

Js

More than twice for me

He admitted to me be shut it down multiple times because of “trolls”

The trolls run around in Ben's mind

Some people would call them squirrels

Ok lol

I’m a squirrel

Others would call them nuts

@bible whore 1 chasing nuts?

There seems to be an over abundance of chaos in the world. And it’s growing.

@Deleted User damn right

Yes it is

Who here is HR!?

I notice it everywhere I go.

I’m afraid that we live in interesting times. (Not the good interesting, either)

this year coming up oh boy

God this year coming up is gonna be crazy

Well I guess I'm not a moderator anymore

Yup so get ready 2 brainwashed sides going at it and falling for division that was warned would kill this country.

On? @Deleted User

Censor Wars

Get this, I wanted to google to confirm the source of this curse to be translated from Chinese, and google knew what I was going to type, before I typed it in...

@Karnivore you will be absorbed

Sounds like a Doctor Who episode.

This thing is getting more complicated than what you think

Is the Absorbaloft on his way?

And then Google will shit you out

They're getting to point of mapping brainwave

So, confirmed to be a Chinese curse:

>>> “May you live in interesting times" is an English expression which purports to be a translation of a traditional Chinese curse. While seemingly a blessing, the expression is normally used ironically, with the clear implication that "uninteresting times" of peace and tranquility are more enjoyable than interesting ones, which, from a historical perspective, usually include disorder and conflict.