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DFT

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  1. And I respect your response immensely! The world needs more of this exact response and I say that with the upmost sincerity! ?
  2. That makes sense if you don’t respect the Christian faith. Because the Christian faith says that Christ is a Christians refuge. That nullifies the “using faith as a shield” argument. And that’s exactly what’s happening in the world today. People have become so thirsty to oppose a very real evil (intolerance) that their anger helps them become exactly what they oppose in the process - intolerant. Not respecting his stance in a statement made through faith is intolerance no matter how any of us try to sway it. Jake admitted his wrongdoing. I doubt those that are condemning his response and showing their own intolerance to faith will admit their mistakes in the same accord.
  3. Yes, you’re missing something. The question wasn’t asked, “what did you learn”. The question was to give his opinion on what this country has faced recently.
  4. See how much you have to stretch out his actual comments to fit what you are trying to imply he said, did or meant? Why make a loose interpretation out of one that is so literal? He did quote Jesus. It was the short and sweet version from that scripture. He recited not just scripture, but Jesus’s COMMANDMENTS. That’s what you referenced as “spiritual crap“. His actual faith. That’s a problem.
  5. Unfortunately, this country is at war with itself because people are demanding to be both heard, respected and treated as equals (rightfully!!!). You can’t make those demands if you are not prepared to do the same towards everyone. When you take someone’s belief and title it “spiritual crap“, well my friend, that’s a problem. Oh I definitely agree! I just don’t see an ounce of that happening here. Quite the opposite, Jake said he didn’t wanna get into politics and instead quoted directly from Scripture. In Christian terms, he’s relying on the word and instruction. Interpretation is the right of all of course, but I don’t see the issues that this reporter is trying to raise. Quite the opposite. Again, just my opinion though.
  6. Please don’t take my comments out of context, I didn’t think you were. I just wanted to make sure my response was well worded since text can be misinterpreted. By no means did I mean that derogatory towards you. It’s a good conversation. ?
  7. 2 things... 1. Freedom of religion. Your choice. 2. Respect the choice. Like when someone quotes it instead of getting political. my opinion... This reporter is not respecting his answer. But his answer is based on his faith. Therefore it would seem that the reporter is not respecting his faith. Again, my opinion, but if you’re going to demean a person because you feel they’re not respectful of something, You shouldn’t do it by showing disrespect towards them.
  8. There’s a lot of things going on and the last thing I want to do is get political in any sort of way, but I think the world would be a better place if we can love God first and then love people. I don’t agree with your interpretation at all. We are talking about a persons faith. His answer was based on his faith and points directly towards loving people. Where we get into the weeds is where people say “he makes it sound”. There’s a literal indication he says “We should love people “. In no way does he stipulate that they have to be of his faith. It wasn’t said or indicated and shouldn’t be interpreted that way. Just my opinion and no disrespect to you whatsoever.
  9. This. I think what Jake’s texts said we’re awful, much like Djax’s. Both men owned it and are trying to move on. Jake decided to speak from a perspective of his faith instead of politics. When a reporter says that’s not acceptable to them, they are the ones that are out of bounds.
  10. “Love God first and love people...” ”That’s not an acceptable response!” When a quote from Jesus isn’t an acceptable response to you, you may have a problem that extends beyond the person that’s quoting him.
  11. While I don’t subscribe to some of your thoughts (no offense intended), I do find her notion of blaming others for what she’s been called towards and given grace to carry, “ironic” given it’s exactly the trend that seems to be eating away at our society. We can’t control what happens in life. We can control how we respond and how it impacts those around us. My hope is she uses her forum to not just vent and identify problems, but also solutions. I have this same hope for Trump, Biden, Pence, Harris, Oprah, Loeffler, etc.
  12. Totally empathize with his stance and support his decision. But I don’t support his tweets. It’s a personal decision that shouldn’t be discussed until decided upon. He chose to include the world in a decision he and his family didn’t make and now he’s forced to reap the fruits from that tree. He’s conflicted and emotional, as a fiery leader of this team - I love that! But when that emotion begins to spill and project, he has to be better about learning from his own errors. A family decision is personal and private. Learn from this, Tre. You are so much better than the person you’re demonstrating yourself as. This is your decision and you will be overwhelmingly supported by your team and town. Focus on the 98% of them that support you, not the 2% that suck.
  13. That’s what I was afraid of, unfortunately. Just awful. My heart breaks.
  14. “Yeah, I wish her well,” he said. “I’d wish you well. I’d wish a lot of people well. Good luck. Let them prove somebody was guilty.” praise definition:the expression of approval or admiration for someone or something. do you see how you take what’s ACTUALLY said and turn it into something completely opposite/false to fit your speaking points? Have you ever considered a field in liberal journalism? Your resume is quite impressive!
  15. So if Trump simply wishing a child molester well equals a pattern based off PERCEPTION, Than these ACTIONS by Trump must also fit a pattern... Since Donald Trump’s inauguration, the U.S. economy has created a whopping 1,017,000 new jobs for African Americans, including many right here in Ohio. Today, the national black unemployment rate is at an all-time low of 5.5 percent. Unemployment for black women is even lower, at just 4.4 percent. More importantly, the overall black-white employment gap is smaller than it has ever been. “Who is saying she shouldn’t get justice?“ Um... You are I believe. “Sorry, can’t take a person defending a child molester serious.” “Eat sh it. She is disgusting scum.”
  16. “And while I think what she’s accused of is the worst kind of evil, she’s still not exempt from due process.” You may not have seen when I responded with the above statement. Or (since you quoted it) you chose to ignore it willfully and choose instead to spread a falsity. And if I were you, I would send your concerns to Haddon, Morgan and Foreman. They’re ACTUALLY defending her. And with all due respect, you’re choice to “not take someone defending child molesters seriously” gets sticky when I look back at your posts and see who you support. But I guess it’s ok to take child molestors serious if it fits your political affiliations. Noted.
  17. So we’re not able to speak as adults? That’s unfortunate. I wish you well. Incorrect. Comparing the two is a major disservice to the truth.
  18. Do you think that your hatred for Trump is blinding you to the fact that her transcripts have not implicated Trump in anything whatsoever? Being serious here. Because if you have this much hate for Trump wishing her well, where’s your outrage to former President Clinton?
  19. Ever watch Law and Order SVU? Police and Legal officials have a habit of telling evil people that they want to turn state/ Federal evidence “good luck”. Does that make Dick Wold or Mariska Hargitay evil? This happens every day in the real life of criminal prosecutors. And while I think what she’s accused of is the worst kind of evil, she’s still not exempt from due process. Much like those who have committed atrocities in Portland under the guise of equality, or the gangs who enact heartbreaking murders in Chicago, or Baltimore.
  20. The comments on these tweets are just disgusting. When someone hates Trump so much that it causes them to demean the war on human trafficking - one of the greatest evils in our world today... Really disgusting. I usually make a habit of not reading the comments. Shame on me.
  21. Maybe the first explosion. That second one I would doubt it. It both mushroomed upwards, retracted from the sides and then released horizontally before billowing plum smoke. My guess is that was chemical. Just a guess of course. But awful either way.
  22. I didn’t notice the rounds on the first video. That plum colored smoke from the second blast... Not good at all. Prayers to the people who were there. Just awful.
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