On Being Offensive
Channel: David Greenberg - FreedomVibe
Date: 2022-09-15

#morality #psychology #freedom  

Mainstream culture tends to frown upon being offensive as something bad.  

In fact, the opposite is true - being offensive is very good because it's the result of the truth exposing lies and deception.

In this video, I appeal to my fellow great workers to strive to be even more offensive in their content.  

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Cover art by @handofthought (Instagram)

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🤝 CREDITS
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Edited using Descript & Wondershare Filmora.  Music & sound effects licensed by Epidemic Sound.  Pixabay, Pexels & Canva.com provided images & video clips.  

 ⚠️ NOTICE
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This content is for educational purposes only, and does not constitute professional advice.  By watching this video, you agree to assume 100% responsibility for the consequences of acting upon this information.  You are encouraged to use discernment and good judgment when exercising your free will choices of behavior.