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Cyberhawk 1 point ago +1 / -0

You know you see those videos of guys hanging out, good friends…sounds like they cuss each other out. “Hey you son of a $&?&@, how the &$@; are ya?!” “Get the $&:@ outta here with that, lol, let’s get some beers you as&$@/$!, LOL”

Just how some good fellas talk to each other. And Trump is a New Yorker. I expect no less. Barr seems legitimately pleased with Trumps comments. If Trump likes you, but calls you a name, he still likes ya.

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Cyberhawk 1 point ago +1 / -0

What you did to Glen shall never be forgiven Negan!!!

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Cyberhawk 1 point ago +1 / -0

Trump needs to keep doing this. Call Joe out constantly for debate. Biden won’t ever peek his head out, but doesn’t matter. Keep it up Mr. Trump. And be rdy.

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Cyberhawk 2 points ago +2 / -0

There will be some states, that have pure and honest elections 🙄, that will now go full on butcher mode on children. When do people of any state get what they want? Until elections are secured in America, sending this back to the states was still in the categories of “worst things that can happen”. Of course people wanted this. So they can pass the most pro murdering of children laws they can. And anyone and everyone can just travel to that state and cheer on death. Great!

When do people, of any nation, get to decide when to kill a child? Shouldn’t even be discussed. Abortion shouldn’t exist. It’s just another term for murder. So let’s vote when we can murder children. Sounds like a God fearing nation to me. /sar

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Cyberhawk 3 points ago +3 / -0

Pretty sure being “under oath” doesn’t mean jacksquat to people nowadays. And also “so help me God” absolutely doesn’t matter to most. They just lie. Easy. They answer to no one, seemingly. I wish that wasn’t so. People need to answer for what they’ve done. Esp Fauci.

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Cyberhawk 2 points ago +2 / -0

“Send me location”. Loved when Khabib said that. Yea this was pretty awesome for Trump. That’s a hard call out, lol.

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Cyberhawk 11 points ago +11 / -0

I almost did that when I was baptized in a river, by folks I’ve never met before. I was nervous and didn’t want to call family or friends. Except God had different plans. I felt the weight of my decision making and could feel I was wrong in doing so. So I made the first call, then the second. Next thing I know I had family and friends coming from everywhere. It’s not just about the person. Getting baptized can spark something deep into another one’s soul. This is something that should be seen, everyday by people. Our love for Christ should never be a private thing. Show the world how you feel, if you want to. Others want what we have. They sometime just need to see it. And feel that cool water on their feet.

I’d walk hand and hand with anyone in this world, down to the river. And I mean anyone.

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Cyberhawk 4 points ago +4 / -0

Now this is the best news I’ve heard today. Imagine the celebration in Heaven. Awesome stuff.

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Cyberhawk 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thank you for posting this. I bet this is more for the “aggravated rape of a child”, since it was listed twice. And that requires a child of years of 8 or less. That makes much more sense. Well done sir for posting. 👍

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Cyberhawk 1 point ago +1 / -0

You know I’ve never understood that phrase. I’m in Tennessee. Living it up in redneck small town USA. I see people wear the shirt and have the stickers. Even the stars and bars license plates…my dad has one! And I always ask…”which south do you want to rise again?” The democrat controlled civil war era? As soon as you mention that, you know, the civil war..the south was ruled by Dems all the way up into the 70’s. They have a severely confused look on their face. For some reason people like to point fingers at the south for their black skin hate…when in fact during that time, it was the Dems who argue those points. It was Republicans that placed a man loved by a nation into power. A ragtag guy from Kentucky named Abraham Lincoln. I see liberal teenagers say “we won the war against slavery!” And I’m like???? So your a Republican? They get pissed.

(Although that war was fought over much more that skin color of course. I’m just quoting some I’ll informed kids.) Schools nowadays suck teaching history. Even tho that history is half fiction.

Man I’m getting way off topic here. I’m sorry. I probably should delete this, lol.

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Cyberhawk 3 points ago +3 / -0

Exactly. I hear that all the time. People pick and choose scripture, and if they would just read a few more lines, it explains itself, lol.

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Cyberhawk 4 points ago +5 / -1

Yeah but Olddogg is correct. The soldiers listen to orders. The orders won’t come from Biden, it comes from military brass. Guys with metals pinned to their uniform. That’s who they listen to. If the highest rank says no, they’ll listen. Got a few friends currently serving and many retired. They all pretty much agree. Regular guys and girls won’t do anything outside orders. They have zero training in a military coup. They would listen to direction. If high ranking brass is compromised, that sucks. We can hope their are many who aren’t. ??

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Cyberhawk 4 points ago +4 / -0

And what a response it is! LoL. Man Trump calling him out hard tonight. Biden won’t do it, but that’s pretty awesome of Trump. Let’s go!

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Cyberhawk 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you trust the court systems in America. I’ve not always been on the sunny side of things. Point blank I was a criminal in my youth, and let me tell ya….the courts, lawyers, police, they add all kinds of stuff to incriminate people. I’ve heard numbers of like 40% of those in prison are sentence for crimes they never committed. I’d like to add its closer to 60%. People break the law. They should be punished for such. But that’s not the system we live in. Anyone and everyone should know this. Look at Trump for instance. Perfect example. It’s comes down to many factors. But if you trust the system..the yea, take your chance. When you sit in front of a judge, there is no telling how it will end. Doesn’t matter what you did. In America your guilty before proven innocent. That’s a fact.

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Cyberhawk 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yea, really we need more details on this law. I assume like murder charges there are degrees? It’s just, you know how lawyers do. It’s the 17-18 yrs olds that’s worrisome.

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Cyberhawk 3 points ago +3 / -0

Read above statements. Not all who get convicted, were actually rapist. Courts aren’t always right in their judgements. We all know this.

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Cyberhawk 5 points ago +5 / -0

I think that’s why people make this error so often. Jesus held a child as He said this. The problem is this statement is so much more profound that simply harming a young child. It covers a vast amount of people. Those who reference this to simply “don’t hurt a small child” are misrepresenting what Jesus is saying. I’m sure they don’t mean to. We all aim to learn more from our savior and each other. Jesus statement here is powerful. Much more than those who are using it incorrectly understand.

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Cyberhawk 4 points ago +4 / -0

Hopefully this rape/death law has common sense to it. I’m sure if we could hear the merits to this law it might make sense. But if it’s just “if you get convicted” kinda deal….there are gonna be some sad stories. My worries, my two cents. I figure they are referring to “serious” cases. But honestly, to a lawyer, what does that even mean?

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Cyberhawk 6 points ago +6 / -0

That doesn’t mean children, as in youth. Little ones refers to every follower of Christ. I keep having to remind people of this. That message is for anyone who deceives or stumbles a person who follows Christ.

From Bibleref

“Jesus has been describing the child-like faith and humility required to enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 18:1–5). Now He seems to be describing those who believe in Him, including adults, as "little ones."

He warns that a harsh judgment will come on those who cause one of the little ones who believe in Him to sin or to stumble. This would include falling away from faith in and commitment to Christ. It would be better for that person to have a large millstone tied around his neck and to be drowned in the deep part of the sea. Drowning was a form of execution used in the ancient world, but rarely in Israel. Jesus' harsh description of death by drowning includes being strapped to the enormous and heavy millstone pulled by a donkey as it crushes the grain. This would assure no hope of escape.

Jesus has regularly warned about a judgment to come when He returns to earth with His angels, where people will be repaid for what they have done, including their sin (Matthew 16:27). This is the first time, though, that Jesus has mentioned a judgment for those who cause others to sin, including leading those who believe in Him into sin.

Jesus' warning here reveals that believers in Jesus are not perfect and can sin and that the consequences are serious both for them and for those who lead them into that sin. Peter, for instance, will commit the grave sin of denying faith in and relationship to Jesus. This will bring him great sorrow, but he will be restored and go on to be used by God to accomplish powerful things for Christ.”

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Cyberhawk 1 point ago +1 / -0

They don’t plan on losing the next election. Unless the military steps in, no state legislation or onlooker is gonna stop them. They won’t play by the rules, so therefore those who do, lose. It’s simple really. Cheat to win. Easily done in a corrupt country such as America.

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Cyberhawk 14 points ago +14 / -0

As a resident of Tennessee I do hope this doesn’t get those who aren’t really a rapist, yet are charged with such crime. For instance, I know personally a guy who was charged with a rape charge. The situation was the guy was 18-19 yrs old. The girl was 17. They both went out, eventually ended up at a motel. They were a couple. Then the parents found out. They didn’t like him at all, and got the police involved. The parents were going for a rape charge and after awhile got it to stick. The girl just told the truth and defended him as she consented, etc, etc. Guy ends up in prison for 4 yrs. Think he served 3. All for a consented relationship and a few yrs different in age. Last I heard they were together. So according to this would he be a recipient for the death penalty?

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