Megachurches: 27 Odd Things That Are Normalized In Society

Child beauty pageants.

Working until you're old, greying, and broken then using whatever time you have left for all the things you wish you could have done when you were younger.

"Feel-good" news stories about how a kid makes a lemonade stand or something to pay for her mom's cancer treatment because no one can afford healthcare in America.

Rich people being basically above the law.

Wages that don't cover cost of living.

Politicians blatantly lying to the people. We accept it so readily, it's as though it's supposed to be that way.

Giving tons of money to the rich people who don’t need it while explaining to the poor that there isn’t enough to go around.

"I know more than experts about this subject because of my gut or something I found online.".

Taking way more than we need. From everyone and everything.

That 2 out of 3 americans are living paycheck to paycheck.

That dead people need pillows in caskets.

Social media.

People having kids and trying to live their lives again through them, vicariously, forcing the kids to do things that the parents never got to do, even when the kids show no inclination, and even have an active dislike, for those things.

Destroying the environment that we literally depend on to live.

Living to work vs working to live.

Being on camera or recorded any time you are in public.

The entire timeframe that we made up. Like how it’s gotta be 8+ hour work days 5 days a week etc etc.

Children mentally or financially not responsible for themselves yet having children themselves.

College. We can’t trust them to buy beer but we expect them to understand every facet of the outrageous debt they’re taking on? Traditional college kids are exactly that, kids.

Spending 5/7ths of your life waiting for 2/7ths of it to come. we hate like 70% of our life, how is that considered fine?