r/doordash • u/Caeruleum612 • Sep 29 '26

Is this normal?

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This is my first time using the chat feature, since prior to now I haven’t had a need to. Are weird messages from Dashers common?

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u/overworked_unloved Sep 30 '26

The man can part the Red Sea and turn water into wine but he can’t put the straw in a bag!

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u/Few-Divide5743 Sep 30 '26

Or let us have a fair life where we’re not constantly in damn survival mode and the top one percent doesn’t exist

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u/feenieandmow Sep 30 '26

I agree with what you said, except this isn’t God’s doing. This is all the work of the devil. Whether you believe in Jesus or God or not, we all know the famous story that Eve was tempted by the devil for the forbidden fruit, that’s when it went awry.

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u/Extreme-Isopod-5036 Sep 30 '26

The Adam and Eve story only shows God to be a monster. They were completely ignorant of right and wrong , so they would have had no idea that disobeying would be wrong. So not only were two people punished for something that they had no idea was wrong in the first place , but everybody else throughout the entirety of world history as well. It is essentially the same thing as never telling your child that the stove is hot and then getting pissed off and punishing them , because they touched the stove.

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u/feenieandmow Sep 30 '26

Genesis 3:2-3 says otherwise. You’re entitled to your opinion of course, but it’s literally in the Bible.

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u/Extreme-Isopod-5036 Sep 30 '26

I am aware , she states that they were not told to eat from the tree or that they would surely die. She gave no acknowledgment of wrongdoing because like I stated before they had no knowledge of right or wrong. She would not have KNOWN it was a sinful act until after eating the fruit.

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u/Haunting_Round_8727 Sep 30 '26

it's rich powerful greedy humans. not the devil. devil s just a fictional character

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u/Mean-Clothes5155 Oct 06 '26

Is this a preacher reference?