does any one else thank god that there is an invisible wall around American cities?

Question

I've been to many cities, and judged them to be disgusting. does this make me a bigot?

Answer 1

You might be a redneck if you asked this question.

Answer 2

This does not make you a bigot...it makes you opinionated like the rest of us. We either like something or we don't.

As far as an invisible wall? I have never witnessed this. America is not protected or different than most "1st world" countries. Most major cities around the world are just as disgusting as ours.

But being that I have lived in cities most of my life when I go to outlaying areas and farms I wonder how they do it without the everyday convinces that I am used to....so would this make me a bigot? I don't think so.

Answer 3

I don't think it makes you a bigot. I am not sure I understand your question and/or statement though. As for my thoughts, it is true that America has had an invisible protection for a long time. That protection was God, for the country then loved God and was not ashamed of God. Since we, America, are pushing God out of everyday life, it won't be long until God removes his protection from us altogether as well. God has begum that process and turned America over to its vile desires, of which God wants no part of. Disgusting cities in America, oh, many of them!! They are popping up more frequently every day! Just another sign of the times. The day of the Lord draws near!!

Answer 4

Oh Yes, I am so thankful for the protection of our Lord. His protection and provision has sustained this great nation for many years. I think it is high treason for any American to speak against our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We have let the devil creep into this country and he needs to be expelled. The Bible tells us that the devil creeps in unaware to the believer. We must stay in the Word of God and discern the evil in this world when we come near to it. We need to pray without ceasing to keep these invisible walls around our cities. With prayer and thankfulness always to our Lord.

Answer 5

Wow...I have had quite the opposite experience. There are bad parts of all cities...and you must have only seen those.

I live in Dallas and the West Village area, Knox Henderson Area, Lakewood areas are all very cool...and not disgusting at all.

I have travelled extensively, and have likewise seen beautiful parts of most every city I have been in.

YOu must be a very negative person, or you don't get out much.

Answer 6

I do not know what you mean by an invisible wall.
I lived for years near New Orleans and I thought that was a awful city. I was afraid to walk down the street after dark.

Answer 7

most cities aren't that beautiful. Urban areas like NYC are meant to be not that clean or nice looking, because there are so many people. No one can really do anything about it. Some cities though are nice, but I've never been to a nice one in America. You're not alone, there are many people who don't like cities.

Answer 8

Invisible wall??? I'm REAL interested in how you are able to "SEE" that...Also you said you have JUDGED cities.???? hmmm thats a red flag.....But i do have a question...Who gave you the scales to be the judge...last time I checked the word of God ONLY God is charge of the scales....

Answer 9

I wouldn't say it makes you bigoted, just that you prefer American cities. They're about midway on my list, but that's my personal opinion. Nothing wrong with liking one type more than another.

Answer 10

Does anyone else look at this question and think "WTF"? Invisible walls?

Judged them to be disgusting by what exactly? A lot of trash on the streets, houses falling down.
If you are speaking about the people alone, yeah that's a problem.

Answer 11

The universe is finite, with a brick wall at the end guarded by a mean dog.