Reblogged on kommonsentsjane/blogkommonsents.
I know this feeling. I have one person who is listed as a friend that did me dirt last week. They duplicated my Facebook page and got caught. At first, I thought I would just opt out of Facebook and then I thought – why do I want to make that person happy by losing all of my friends on Facebook. Whoever did that to me – the man upstairs knows who you are and will catch up with you sooner or later. That is his job to root out the evil.
Question – Why would anyone do that – the only conclusion is – they do not have any friends and they wanted all of my friends. They did get caught by the Facebook Police and were eradicated. Facebook knows who you are.
Just a note to that person – you are welcome to visit with me and all of my posts.
kommonsentsjane
Enter at your own risk! Hazmat suit recommended.
Dear Friend,
Maybe I should have addressed this “Dear Ex-Friend.” After all, I just unfriended you on Facebook, and many would consider that the very definition of an ex-friend. But I don’t consider you any less my friend. I did it because I am no longer willing to slog through the hate-filled swamp that your Facebook page has become.
One of the best things about Facebook is how it helps old friends like us reconnect; we who were close before time, distance and circumstances caused us to drift apart. How I’ve enjoyed learning about the ups and downs of your life today. I’ve oohed and ahhed over your adorable grandchildren. You’ve congratulated me on my kids’ triumphs. I’ve sent heartfelt thoughts and prayers during your health struggles. You’ve laughed at my goofy jokes. It’s obvious you’ve become a person of strong political…
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