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I have a bumper sticker that say "Lord, deliver us from Obamacare!". Yesterday, I was approached by somebody that was obviously not happy after reading it and left immediately before I can respond. Any ideas on how to best handle situations like this or should I have went after him and start a conversation? Thank you and God Bless!
__________________ "When we follow God's plan, we have the most abundant life possible."
I think if you don't know the person that there is nothing you can do. Keep in mind that when you put something like that on your car you are going to attract negative attention. I try to keep the exterior of my car neutral. You can try to explain your position to someone but if they don't want to listen you are wasting your time.
Here in the south I have attracted all sorts of tracts & information being placed on my vehicle. Course it may be because of the Knights of Columbus license plate on it or the auto rosary hanging from my mirror or the Immaculate Heart of Mary School magnet on the back hatch.
Seriosly, you will have those in the general public that will have a differing of opinion and you cannot convince them to change it. Perhaps you could consider praying for the individual that differs in opinion.
__________________ Our brains today are big enough. Could it be that our hearts are too small? - Bishop Fulton J Sheen
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