#Nottheplace

   So I have been going over G+ tonight and I happened to see a post by a popular actor who was making a quip about himself accidently falling asleep in a recent interview. I found it amusing but that is kind of besides the point. For, as you see, a certain man that happened to be commenting on this post thought that this would be a good time to start talking about Jesus.

   The man that was commenting didn't sight one scripture, and only took into account the parts of the scriptures that HE wanted to. Completely ignoring the scripture at Ecl.3:1,7

"For everything there is an appointed time, even a time for every affair under the heavens,...; a time to keep quiet and a time to speak"

Many times recently I have found that people use, what they believe to be, God's will as an excuse to say the words and thoughts that are in THEIR heart, not necessarily in God's.

All of this though is simply a side point, I am not meaning to make this about religion but I am trying to spread the use of the hashtag in the title for the simple purpose of making a point. The point that people should just go off on a rant every time that they have some incomplete thought.

If you want to be taken seriously and want respect for what it is that you are saying you can't just start spouting off words like each one is made of gold. Speak as though you are hoping to teach something. Use tact and don't be openly argumentative .

Please spread the hashtag around and perhaps we can put an end to some of the word vomit that has been coming out of the web in recent times.