2210202200Th SOCIALISM IS (UN) NATURAL(un-nature)?

A fine craftsman creates a clock tuned to operate a specific way perfectly. Everything is works fine as long as its capitalist users didn’t succumb to cronyism (crony-capitalism) out of their uncontrollable greed.

Then along comes socialism and determines, in its infinite wisdom, that the clock was never right and they could right its problems with just a few mechanical changes.

Mr. Biden, superb craftsmen that he is, makes those repairs to the clock that worked just fine for its capitalist users – but now it (the clock) doesn’t work at all anymore in spite of all his demands that do?

Never ever fix something that’s not broken is the moral to this story? Initially Eve thought she could make the clock work better and Adam went along with her. Now socialist want to fix this huge clock yet again, now that the fine craftsman that originally created this huge clock sent his very own son to make repairs by patching the damage done by Eve and Adam?

If you can’t understand this metaphor its more likely that you are without the grace of understanding – and never will? Fore without the ‘grace’ (“... the free and unmerited favor of God….&rdquo of GOD no one recognizes the Son that welcomes the faithful into the Kingdom of GOD his father (life giver)? All GOD’s servants cultivate and plant, but only GOD can make their labors grow? So when you pray, pray for GOD’s grace of understanding, in the name of HIS son, first and foremost – for all have been found wanting in the eyes of GOD therefore in need of (HIS only begotten son) Jesus’s patchwork of that majestic clock?

Perhaps if I put it another way? Have you ever seen a socialist squirrel that goes around gathering nut then passing them out to all the other squirrels in the forest? Or have you ever seen a socialist bird catching worms only to give them to other birds rather than their young hungry fledglings back in their nests?

Socialists like Biden, because they haven’t been granted to ‘grace’ of GOD to understand they continually try to force their will on this clock the fine craftsman created to work in specific ways?

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grace
[ɡrās]
NOUN
grace (noun) · graces (plural noun) · grace period (noun) · grace periods (plural noun) · His Grace (noun) · Her Grace (noun) · Your Grace (noun) · the Graces (plural noun)

1. simple elegance or refinement of movement:

"she moved through the water with effortless grace"

synonyms: elegance · stylishness · poise · finesse · charm · gracefulness · dexterity · adroitness · deftness · fluidity of movement · fluency · flow · suppleness · smoothness · ease · effortlessness · naturalness · neatness · precision · agility · nimbleness · light-footedness · flowingness · lightsomeness.

antonyms: stiffness · inelegance.
2. courteous goodwill:

"at least he has the grace to admit his debt to her"

synonyms: courtesy · courteousness · politeness · manners · good manners · mannerliness · civility · decorum · decency · propriety · breeding · respect · respectfulness · consideration · thought · thoughtfulness · tact · tactfulness · diplomacy · etiquette · couth.

antonyms: effrontery

• (graces)
  an attractively polite manner of behaving:

"she has all the social graces"

3. (in Christian belief) the free and unmerited favor of God, as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessings.

synonyms: favor · good will · generosity · kindness · benefaction · beneficence · indulgence.

• a divinely given talent or blessing:
  "the graces of the Holy Spirit"

4. a period officially allowed for payment of a sum due or for compliance with a law or condition, especially an extended period granted as a special favor:

"another three days' grace"

synonyms: deferment · deferral · postponement · suspension · putting off/back · adjournment · delay · shelving · rescheduling · interruption · arrest · pause · respite · stay · moratorium · reprieve · tabling · continuation · put-off.

5. a short prayer of thanks said before or after a meal:

"before dinner the Reverend Newman said grace"

synonyms: prayer of thanks · thanksgiving · blessing · benediction.

6. (HisHerYour Grace)
   used as forms of description or address for a duke, duchess, or archbishop:

"His Grace, the Duke of Atholl"

7. (the Gracesthe Three Graces)
   (in Greek mythology) three beautiful goddesses (Aglaia, Thalia, and Euphrosyne) believed to personify and bestow charm, grace, and beauty.

VERB
grace (verb) · graces (third person present) · graced (past tense) · graced (past participle) · gracing (present participle)

1. do honor or credit to (someone or something) by one's presence:

"she bowed out from the sport she has graced for two decades"

synonyms: dignify · distinguish · add distinction to · add dignity to · honor · bestow honor on · favor · enhance · add luster to · magnify · ennoble · glorify · elevate · make lofty · aggrandize · upgrade.

• (of a person or thing) be an attractive presence in or on; adorn:

"Ms. Pasco has graced the front pages of magazines like Elle and Vogue"

synonyms: adorn · embellish · decorate · furnish · ornament · add ornament to · enhance · beautify · prettify · enrich · bedeck · deck (out) · garnish · emblazon · gild · set off · bejewel · bedizen · caparison · furbelow.

ORIGIN:
Middle English: via Old French from Latin gratia, from gratus ‘pleasing, thankful’; related to grateful.

Data from Oxford Languages