I Must Ditch T-Mobile

[Kokavkrystallos]

I bought a phone last month and T Mobile was the cheapest and only one of 2 available in my area. But I was reading a sermon on a Christian website and noted an ad to look at some girls photos that were "very revealing." Awhile later a similar ad appeared with another woman, same sort of enticing bait. I've been on that same website on desktop and there are no ads.

So I entered "T-Mobile Woke" into Google and was met with the epitome of abomination! Besides all this there are telemarketers calling me, it won't let me on Facebook, saying it's a security risk and someone is trying to steal my info, along with other legitimate sites. I can't sign in to CF from the phone. I think I need to return it to Walmart and look for something else. I can't consciously pay $50 a month that a portion knowingly goes to a godless agenda. The lustful ads in the middle of a written sermon were what tipped me off something was a miss.

The following is right from their own website!

"Creating a connected world is at the heart of what we do, and we couldn’t do it without a culture of equity, respect, and inclusion. When we bring our experiences together, we forge communities that thrive.

We're stronger when we embrace diversity.​

Investing in a more inclusive society.​

We’ll continue to provide funding for impactful programs needed to navigate—and thrive—in our connected world.

"While T-Mobile recognizes that support at the national level is important and continues through partnerships with GLSEN, Happy Hippies and HRC to improve the quality of life of at-risk LGBTQIA+ community members, it’s vital to show that there is power in every single voice. Spotlighting how individuals can make an impact shows that Pride is Power.

The anti-transgender legislation making news of late is more than just a headline for the people interviewed in this spotlight. Everyone featured says that telling their story is an actionable item in the ways they want to celebrate Pride this year. It is how they are being advocates for their community, making an impact. From Seattle to Wichita to Memphis and Colorado Springs, their stories include gender-affirming treatments that they say T-Mobile’s health benefits made possible, or changing chosen names on work badges and pronouns with co-workers. They’re experiences that help shape T-Mobile’s own advocacy practices that now include things such as a thorough transition guide and employee handbook of policies designed to create a better experience for co-workers across the company who come out as trans at work.

“Our Pride Employee Resource Group (ERG) is a place where our employees can bring their ideas about how to make our workplace better for all,” says Jen Palmer (She/Her), senior director of T-Mobile’s Technology Project Management Office and the chair of the Pride ERG. “We take great pride in consistently looking at new ways to improve experiences. Whether it’s encouraging all to add their pronouns to badges and email signatures, or recommending inclusive language on our restroom signage, or looking at our own internal systems and fixing issues that may pop up when a colleague changes their name. As we hear from our employees, we also continually evaluate our benefits to ensure they meet the unique needs of the LGBTQIA+ community."

 

[AlexB23]

I bought a phone last month and T Mobile was the cheapest and only one of 2 available in my area. But I was reading a sermon on a Christian website and noted an ad to look at some girls photos that were "very revealing." Awhile later a similar ad appeared with another woman, same sort of enticing bait. I've been on that same website on desktop and there are no ads.

So I entered "T-Mobile Woke" into Google and was met with the epitome of abomination! Besides all this there are telemarketers calling me, it won't let me on Facebook, saying it's a security risk and someone is trying to steal my info, along with other legitimate sites. I can't sign in to CF from the phone. I think I need to return it to Walmart and look for something else. I can't consciously pay $50 a month that a portion knowingly goes to a godless agenda. The lustful ads in the middle of a written sermon were what tipped me off something was a miss.

The following is right from their own website!

"Creating a connected world is at the heart of what we do, and we couldn’t do it without a culture of equity, respect, and inclusion. When we bring our experiences together, we forge communities that thrive.

We're stronger when we embrace diversity.​

Investing in a more inclusive society.​

We’ll continue to provide funding for impactful programs needed to navigate—and thrive—in our connected world.

"While T-Mobile recognizes that support at the national level is important and continues through partnerships with GLSEN, Happy Hippies and HRC to improve the quality of life of at-risk LGBTQIA+ community members, it’s vital to show that there is power in every single voice. Spotlighting how individuals can make an impact shows that Pride is Power.

The anti-transgender legislation making news of late is more than just a headline for the people interviewed in this spotlight. Everyone featured says that telling their story is an actionable item in the ways they want to celebrate Pride this year. It is how they are being advocates for their community, making an impact. From Seattle to Wichita to Memphis and Colorado Springs, their stories include gender-affirming treatments that they say T-Mobile’s health benefits made possible, or changing chosen names on work badges and pronouns with co-workers. They’re experiences that help shape T-Mobile’s own advocacy practices that now include things such as a thorough transition guide and employee handbook of policies designed to create a better experience for co-workers across the company who come out as trans at work.

“Our Pride Employee Resource Group (ERG) is a place where our employees can bring their ideas about how to make our workplace better for all,” says Jen Palmer (She/Her), senior director of T-Mobile’s Technology Project Management Office and the chair of the Pride ERG. “We take great pride in consistently looking at new ways to improve experiences. Whether it’s encouraging all to add their pronouns to badges and email signatures, or recommending inclusive language on our restroom signage, or looking at our own internal systems and fixing issues that may pop up when a colleague changes their name. As we hear from our employees, we also continually evaluate our benefits to ensure they meet the unique needs of the LGBTQIA+ community."

Sadly, a lot of companies have gone woke. It is okay to have people of different backgrounds, but shoving the trans stuff down our throats is messed up. Just think, a part of your T-mobile bill goes to fund trans stuff, sadly. I recommend going with another provider.

 

[Kokavkrystallos]

Sadly, a lot of companies have gone woke. It is okay to have people of different backgrounds, but shoving the trans stuff down our throats is messed up. Just think, a part of your T-mobile bill goes to fund trans stuff, sadly. I recommend going with another provider.

I'm looking at Patriot Mobile, owned by Christians. Trying to figure out if it gets good coverage here and where I'll be going this summer.

 

[AlexB23]

I'm looking at Patriot Mobile, owned by Christians. Trying to figure out if it gets good coverage here and where I'll be going this summer.

Hopefully Patriot Mobile gives you good coverage, and is affordable for you. Christian owned businesses are important to support.

Wanna know what the T stands for in T-mobile? (trans)

Inverted, evil T-Mobile logo by DALL-E AI

 

[Kokavkrystallos]

Hopefully Patriot Mobile gives you good coverage, and is affordable for you. Christian owned businesses are important to support.

Wanna know what the T stands for in T-mobile? (trans)

Inverted, evil T-Mobile logo by DALL-E AI
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'Tis the devils cross and a trident pitchfork all in one!

Actually,

"For centuries, the inverted cross was considered a Christian symbol, based on an ancient tradition that the apostle Peter was crucified upside down. One version of the story says that Peter, facing martyrdom by crucifixion, requested that his cross be inverted because he felt unworthy to die in the same manner as Christ. The upside-down cross, sometimes called the Cross of St. Peter or the Petrine cross, thus became a symbol of humility. The inverted cross is sometimes associated with the pope, who Catholics believe can trace his authority back to Peter. Artwork featuring the Petrine cross may contain an overlay of the “keys of heaven,” based on Matthew 16:19.

Recently, however, it is common for the upside-down cross to be used as a symbol of atheism, humanism, and the occult. Several black metal bands use an inverted cross to call attention to their supposed devotion to Satan. Upside-down crosses appear in horror movies such as The Omen and The Conjuring as a signal of demonic activity. The symbol crops up in tattoos, on pendants, and as a logo on t-shirts. Sometimes, it is accompanied by statements such as “Believe in Yourself,” “There Is No God,” “Black Mass,” or “Not Transformed.” In these contexts, the obvious intent of the inverted cross is to declare an opposition to Christianity. Turning the cross upside down becomes a means of denying the truth of Christ and mocking His sacrifice.

So, what is the meaning of an upside-down cross? It depends on the context. When the symbol is used in a church setting, it is most likely a reference to Peter and the manner of his death. In other contexts the inverted cross is often an anti-Christian symbol. In our fallen world, holiness is often mocked and what is good and pure is twisted by the “god of this age” (2 Corinthians 4:4). The cross, a symbol of Christ, is turned upside down to become a symbol of the devil."

What is the meaning of an upside-down / inverted cross? | GotQuestions.org

What is the meaning of an upside-down / inverted cross? Is an upside-down / inverted cross symbollic of something?

www.gotquestions.org

 

[AlexB23]

'Tis the devils cross and a trident pitchfork all in one!

Actually,

"For centuries, the inverted cross was considered a Christian symbol, based on an ancient tradition that the apostle Peter was crucified upside down. One version of the story says that Peter, facing martyrdom by crucifixion, requested that his cross be inverted because he felt unworthy to die in the same manner as Christ. The upside-down cross, sometimes called the Cross of St. Peter or the Petrine cross, thus became a symbol of humility. The inverted cross is sometimes associated with the pope, who Catholics believe can trace his authority back to Peter. Artwork featuring the Petrine cross may contain an overlay of the “keys of heaven,” based on Matthew 16:19.

Recently, however, it is common for the upside-down cross to be used as a symbol of atheism, humanism, and the occult. Several black metal bands use an inverted cross to call attention to their supposed devotion to Satan. Upside-down crosses appear in horror movies such as The Omen and The Conjuring as a signal of demonic activity. The symbol crops up in tattoos, on pendants, and as a logo on t-shirts. Sometimes, it is accompanied by statements such as “Believe in Yourself,” “There Is No God,” “Black Mass,” or “Not Transformed.” In these contexts, the obvious intent of the inverted cross is to declare an opposition to Christianity. Turning the cross upside down becomes a means of denying the truth of Christ and mocking His sacrifice.

So, what is the meaning of an upside-down cross? It depends on the context. When the symbol is used in a church setting, it is most likely a reference to Peter and the manner of his death. In other contexts the inverted cross is often an anti-Christian symbol. In our fallen world, holiness is often mocked and what is good and pure is twisted by the “god of this age” (2 Corinthians 4:4). The cross, a symbol of Christ, is turned upside down to become a symbol of the devil."

What is the meaning of an upside-down / inverted cross? | GotQuestions.org

What is the meaning of an upside-down / inverted cross? Is an upside-down / inverted cross symbollic of something?

www.gotquestions.org

Umm, I just made the T-Mobile logo look demonic for fun. But yes, I stay away from inverted crosses. Yes, this is the Saint Peter cross.

 

[Kokavkrystallos]

Umm, I just made the T-Mobile logo look demonic for fun. But yes, I stay away from inverted crosses. Yes, this is the Saint Peter cross.

It's probably sometimes during the 1900's when it became Satan's cross. Has to do with upside down or backwards, such as demonic stuff being spoken backwards - back masking in music, etc.

Ozzy used an inverted cross on his 1981 Diary of a Madman album.

 

[AlexB23]

It's probably sometimes during the 1900's when it became Satan's cross. Has to do with upside down or backwards, such as demonic stuff being spoken backwards - back masking in music, etc.

Ozzy used an inverted cross on his 1981 Diary of a Madman album.

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Yeah, the 20th century is where the world started slowly following demonic teachings, and by 2024, it has gotten worse. Christians were right to be concerned about heavy metal, just as we should be concerned about pop and rap going demonic in the 2020s.

 

[Kokavkrystallos]

Yeah, the 20th century is where the world started slowly following demonic teachings, and by 2024, it has gotten worse. Christians were right to be concerned about heavy metal, just as we should be concerned about pop and rap going demonic in the 2020s.

I think "pop" went demonic before then. Now it's crazy off the charts occultic Apparently this occured in February,
"Britney Spears showed off her moves as she danced around in a red latex bodysuit, complete with devil horns." (Though this should go in my topic about dancing!)

Where is her alleged Baptist faith from her upbringing? Oh, I get it!
Matthew 13:22,
"He also that received seed among the thorns is he that heareth the word; and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he becometh unfruitful." (Or she that heareth the Word) Same goes for Miley Cyrus, another one who fell by the wayside, or throns, or basically they turned 18 and went completely lewd!

Oh, just came across this. I forgot about this, but I've had this exact experience in 1985. I had just become a Christian a few weeks earlier and spoke the name of Jesus , then saw the black shape disintegrate before my eyes.

Black Sabbath's beginnings,

"While recording their first album, Butler read an occult book and woke up seeing a dark figure at the end of his bed. Butler told Osbourne about it, and together they wrote the lyrics to "Black Sabbath", their first song in a darker vein."

 

[AlexB23]

I think "pop" went demonic before then. Now it's crazy off the charts occultic Apparently this occured in February,
"Britney Spears showed off her moves as she danced around in a red latex bodysuit, complete with devil horns." (Though this should go in my topic about dancing!)

Where is her alleged Baptist faith from her upbringing? Oh, I get it!
Matthew 13:22,
"He also that received seed among the thorns is he that heareth the word; and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he becometh unfruitful." (Or she that heareth the Word) Same goes for Miley Cyrus, another one who fell by the wayside, or throns, or basically they turned 18 and went completely lewd!

Oh, just came across this. I forgot about this, but I've had this exact experience in 1985. I had just become a Christian a few weeks earlier and spoke the name of Jesus , then saw the black shape disintegrate before my eyes.

Black Sabbath's beginnings,

"While recording their first album, Butler read an occult book and woke up seeing a dark figure at the end of his bed. Butler told Osbourne about it, and together they wrote the lyrics to "Black Sabbath", their first song in a darker vein."

I made a post about this also, but mainly focusing on 2020s music, and how it has become really blatantly demonic.

Demonic activity in the 2020s from the entertainment industry

Hello folks. The 2020s have been a unique decade so far, some things good, others bad. But one common theme is demonic activity. As a kid during the 2000s and 2010s, things seemed a little more innocent. Nowadays, the level of demonic influences in our society has increased. Here is a timeline...

www.christianforums.com

 

[Kokavkrystallos]

I made a post about this also, but mainly focusing on 2020s music, and how it has become really blatantly demonic.

Demonic activity in the 2020s from the entertainment industry

Hello folks. The 2020s have been a unique decade so far, some things good, others bad. But one common theme is demonic activity. As a kid during the 2000s and 2010s, things seemed a little more innocent. Nowadays, the level of demonic influences in our society has increased. Here is a timeline...

www.christianforums.com

That is wicked evil. earlier I looked at some back masked lyrics and wished I hadn't. I expected to find the run of the mill devil stuff,

Like this, which most people know about:

"In a January 1982 broadcast of the Trinity Broadcasting Network television program Praise the Lord hosted by Paul Crouch, it was claimed that hidden messages were contained in many popular rock songs through a technique called backmasking. One example of such hidden messages that was prominently cited was in "Stairway to Heaven".[68] The alleged message, which occurs during the middle section of the song ("If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now...") when played backward, was purported to contain the Satanic references: "Here's to my sweet Satan / The one whose little path would make me sad whose power is Satan, / He'll give you, he'll give you 666 / There was a little tool shed where he made us suffer, sad Satan."[69]

Following the claims made in the television program, California assemblyman Phil Wyman proposed a state law that would require warning labels on records containing backmasking. In April 1982, the Consumer Protection and Toxic Materials Committee of the California State Assembly held a hearing on backmasking in popular music, during which "Stairway to Heaven" was played backward and self-described "neuroscientific researcher" William Yarroll claimed that the human brain could decipher backward messages.[70]"

The truth is a lot of times the musicians themselves DON'T put the back masking in there. It's the devils that do it, which is all the more proof it's devil music. After it was found out some songs did have backwards messages, then bands started doing it deliberately. So when I looked earlier today I saw some of the most vile, vulgar comments back masked into music. Sexual stuff, like X rated, stuff about hell and Satan, curse words, and then some sort of funny stuff, and a couple that seemed like advertising.

So you have both deliberate backwards recording, and then some that the band members have no clue about. I can tell you this, Robert Plant said Stairway to Heaven came to him by some sort of inspiration. He also said this: ""I was really trying to bring the remote, pastoral Britain … the old, almost unspoken Celtic references into the piece.""

So that is paganism right there

 

[AlexB23]

That is wicked evil. earlier I looked at some back masked lyrics and wished I hadn't. I expected to find the run of the mill devil stuff,

Like this, which most people know about:

"In a January 1982 broadcast of the Trinity Broadcasting Network television program Praise the Lord hosted by Paul Crouch, it was claimed that hidden messages were contained in many popular rock songs through a technique called backmasking. One example of such hidden messages that was prominently cited was in "Stairway to Heaven".[68] The alleged message, which occurs during the middle section of the song ("If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now...") when played backward, was purported to contain the Satanic references: "Here's to my sweet Satan / The one whose little path would make me sad whose power is Satan, / He'll give you, he'll give you 666 / There was a little tool shed where he made us suffer, sad Satan."[69]

Following the claims made in the television program, California assemblyman Phil Wyman proposed a state law that would require warning labels on records containing backmasking. In April 1982, the Consumer Protection and Toxic Materials Committee of the California State Assembly held a hearing on backmasking in popular music, during which "Stairway to Heaven" was played backward and self-described "neuroscientific researcher" William Yarroll claimed that the human brain could decipher backward messages.[70]"

The truth is a lot of times the musicians themselves DON'T put the back masking in there. It's the devils that do it, which is all the more proof it's devil music. After it was found out some songs did have backwards messages, then bands started doing it deliberately. So when I looked earlier today I saw some of the most vile, vulgar comments back masked into music. Sexual stuff, like X rated, stuff about hell and Satan, curse words, and then some sort of funny stuff, and a couple that seemed like advertising.

So you have both deliberate backwards recording, and then some that the band members have no clue about. I can tell you this, Robert Plant said Stairway to Heaven came to him by some sort of inspiration. He also said this: ""I was really trying to bring the remote, pastoral Britain … the old, almost unspoken Celtic references into the piece.""

So that is paganism right there

A lot of music has gotten dark, and yes, Stairway to Heaven does sound demonic backwards. It is funny how some bands backmasked deliberately, but not funny how other bands had demonic messages in them.