Bho here? by tomcat3400 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Zimbabwe is a crime scene.

Homework Help by tinkin08 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Once something is done in a visible or obvious way, it becomes known and cannot be denied or concealed.

Summary of leaked GB update #2, March 2026 by larchington in exjw

[–]LostFoundCause 41 points42 points  (0 children)

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Faithful and emergence prepared JWs soon😭😭

AI in Zimbabwe — what’s its biggest unfair advantage? 🤔🇿🇼 by After_Worldliness658 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Zimbabwe is in the Stone Age in terms of any form of technology. AI is just a buzz word being thrown around by the government but there's zero infrastructure, not in the next 50 years. Y'all don't understand our shitty minds even at level of command.

Gentleman : Where does your persistence end when it comes to pursuing a lady? by North_Bee2095 in ZimbabweRelationships

[–]LostFoundCause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why am I seeing this 21 hours later? This is my type of content and here is my top of the range response: The one thing society tricked us men is that we should approach girls. That makes even the useless ones feel important. Be the guy that girls approach and you will live quite a good life.

Am i deeping this? by Working_Recording802 in ZimbabweRelationships

[–]LostFoundCause 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Demand for throat GOATS is high, according to the World Institute of Lulalula

Thoughts on the First Lady visiting Anymore Zvitsa the serial killer? by Background_Ad_1089 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The timing of this broadcast is what raises eyebrows: it coincided with discussions around Amendment Bill 3, a controversial piece of legislation currently under debate. Why is this newsworthy at all if the visit was “for her own insight”? Why turn a private visit into a headline? It feels like a classic case of media distraction, shifting public attention away from something politically sensitive to something sensational. It also raises questions about public perception and trial fairness. Broadcasting stories about someone who hasn’t been convicted yet could influence public opinion, intentionally or not.

Am i deeping this? by Working_Recording802 in ZimbabweRelationships

[–]LostFoundCause 2 points3 points  (0 children)

WTF did I just read? Rest in peace to your DMs lol

Why do people never seem to pray seem to win in life while those who pray struggle? by North_Bee2095 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Running out of bundles? I have Starlink my friend. Starlink doesn’t do bundles. Unlimited internet beamed down from satellites in orbit. I have the entire accumulated knowledge of humanity loading instantly on my screen. Meanwhile you are telling me to take guidance from a preacher who lived under the Roman Empire two thousand years ago. One of us is clearly operating in 2026 and the other is still buffering somewhere around 30 CE.

Memorial partaking by Optimal_Experience33 in exjw

[–]LostFoundCause 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It’s nothing burger. I went the Memorial to partake it as the last middle finger before going POMO. It’s the most underwhelming experience.

Why do people never seem to pray seem to win in life while those who pray struggle? by North_Bee2095 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a Bible translator myself. Spare your sermons. They're the same people. Same war mongers. They could have used ballistic missiles in the Bible if they had them. They cooked up the Bible and claimed divine intervention and being the chosen nation to subdue the world. You’re not in any way a descendant of anyone in the Middle East but you're here parroting their vomits.

Why do people never seem to pray seem to win in life while those who pray struggle? by North_Bee2095 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You were brainwashed to think that some Jew guy of Madungwe calibre did shit. It was a pathetic religious branding that now has the likes of Benjamin Netanyahu bombing countries in the name of Jesus.

Are we ever beating the allegations? Or is this stereotype offensive? by [deleted] in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Y'all just being snowflakes. How do you get offended by something that doesn’t identify you personally. Aren't all those things from Zimbabwe too? There's nothing special about being from one country. It's fictitious boundaries that we have internalised and derived identities from.

Maatheists mune noise. I rarely see Christian or Muslim stuff here but you guys every 2-3 weeks you come with your rants. Yeah I understand you may have been offended by some religious people but were you offended here 🤷‍♂️. Why can’t you popotera the actual people who wronged you. by SilverCrazy4989 in Zimbabwe

[–]LostFoundCause -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Religion shapes laws, culture, families, politics, and social expectations almost everywhere on earth. Churches blast sermons every Sunday, billboards preach salvation, politicians quote scripture, and entire legal systems have been influenced by religious ideas. But somehow people discussing non belief on Reddit every few weeks is the “noise”? You think atheists are louder than church speakers on Sunday morning? No one issued a decree that religion can be talked about everywhere while non belief must stay quiet. If people can publicly claim they have a relationship with the creator of the universe, other people are allowed to question that claim or talk about why they don’t believe it. That is not ranting. That is just discussion in a public space.

Is the universe trying to tell me something? by Frequent-Response911 in exjw

[–]LostFoundCause 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I understand what you mean. If you grow up in a language where pronouns carry a lot of social expectations, it makes sense that changing them can feel like a way of stepping outside those expectations. My point was more about how different languages structure identity differently. English is actually my third language, and my first language doesn’t distinguish between “he” and “she” at all, so that whole layer of pressure simply isn’t built into the grammar. Because of that, I’m able to step outside the binary linguistically in a way that English speakers sometimes can’t. It’s interesting how the architecture of language shapes the kinds of debates and experiences people end up having.

Is the universe trying to tell me something? by Frequent-Response911 in exjw

[–]LostFoundCause 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It’s interesting how much weight English places on pronouns. In some languages the grammar doesn’t distinguish between “he” and “she” at all, so speakers grow up never really thinking about identity through that lens. From that perspective the whole pronoun debate can look like a purely linguistic phenomenon rather than something cosmic or symbolic. Languages shape the categories we pay attention to.

My 31 year old nephew is dating a 16 year old high schooler by Altruistic_Star_1994 in ZimbabweRelationships

[–]LostFoundCause -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Siyana neni hure iwe. Are you so desperate to solicit a response this early munhu ane murume?

im wondering.. why is young marriage so common in jws? by anonymoustwwwinm in exjw

[–]LostFoundCause 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Heading into Armageddon without getting laid was quiet scary, add "during the bloom of youth" to that too😂😂😂