Am I doing right?
Goodday ladies&gentleman my name is Charles lumkile komanisi I'm from south africa cape town,I would like to have a second thought on the decision I took pertaining to my tiktok tell it all account I started2weeks ago.On my podcast I get negative people who speak in ways I don't agree with&I reported1of these negative people to tiktok&tiktok came with a solution that says the person didn't do wrong2me in their comments&I was told I have to change my content.In my response I never changed my content coz I'm spreading news of awareness&I took a decision of blocking negative people from my account&as I've blocked them I feel like I've done something wrong coz those negative people won't get a chance2see my videos anymore&I'm wondering if I keep them blocked won't that change my stance coz when they(negatives)comeup with their nonsensical comments I get annoyed/angry in such a way I say thank you2them for their negative comments&then I block them immediately,brothers am I doing disservice2myself by blocking them negative people?this is working on my mind coz I normally tell people we need negative people coz we(wise'beings)learn alot from foolish people than the foolish will ever learn from wise beings&when the negative beings start with their nonsense I get irritated&intolerant towards their way of talk&now I feel like I'm a hypocrite of somesorts,please guys help me on this1i need2know whether I'm doing right or not

Are all the roads city's and towns causing global warming you take the temperature of a road in a city with no trees and then find a tree and take the temperature under it there's about 10 cooler under the tree and solar panels will have the same effect black attracts the heat but you put them over car parks nothing really changes temperature Wise you cover up farm land you are adding to global warming

If you are a sheer holders of a company and that company breaks the law as a part owner of that company you should be held accountable for the crime as well it's their responsibility to make sure the company doesn't break the law

If you are on more than one drug and they have not been trylid together you don't know how they will react together so you are taking an untitled drug it's like solder made from tin and led both melts at different temperature yet solder melts at a lower temperature now body witch you would not expect to happen so if you are taking drugs that have not been trylid together you don't know what going to happen

Near Ruger or nureburg 1945 or around then after WW2 says no one can force anyone to take drugs with out there full c9nsent so no jab no job is black male and not giving you full consent witch is a war crime so any government who had a no jab no job commitments a war crime

When the government puts up the interest rate where does all the extra money the Banks make go is it to the government or the sheer holders

Have you noticed if you get a refund over the net it can take 5 days to appear in your account is it the same when you buy something and if so we're dose the money go and does the bank make income from that money

Were I am I hear a lot of people saying banks making it hard for them to get their money and saying it's for their safety yet here all the information is on the card to buy from the Internet you can just wave your card in front of the machine to buy good's no pin needed people can walk around with a micheen and take money off your wallet without you knowing yet the Banks know if it's a different computer then the one you're being using and then they should ask for verification form your phone still keep your login details for your safety they could be doing a lot more to keep us safe

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