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People need God, church and religion. The evil secular world is creating these monsters.
Oh please, religion does not stop anyone from being evil. People are always being killed in the name of a religion. In fact, the Bible and Quran both say to kill non-believers.
Oh please, religion does not stop anyone from being evil. People are always being killed in the name of a religion. In fact, the Bible and Quran both say to kill non-believers.
Name a Christian that we all know about who killed in the name of Jesus.. ill wait. Also, the Quran says to kill Jews, Christians, gays, non-believers, the Bible does not.
Name a Christian that we all know about who killed in the name of Jesus.. ill wait. Also, the Quran says to kill Jews, Christians, gays, non-believers, the Bible does not.
In over 30 places, the Bible says to kill non-believers.
So this shooter didn't even attend the school? I saw footage of the response police and some had 'Gang Police" on their vests, whatever that means.
Was this gang related?
I don't know. Last I heard, they haven't identified the shooter yet, so I would think if they haven't identified the shooter, it'd be hard to tell if it was gang related, or not. But...it was an inner-city high school, and St. Louis has gang problems like a lot of other cities...so who knows.
Fair enough, the problem is it is a larger conversation than we can fully have here. To quickly name a few that I think share some of the largest blame without going into great detail on each: weakening of morals and ethics, weakening of commitment to spouse and family, weakening of traditional family values, attacks on the traditional values of self worth (country, family name, God-given gender), rise of selfishness, increase in pridefullness, social media with it look at me and bullying complexes, and lastly, the access to internet content that is beyond what a young brain is able to process and form a proper response to.
That’s a start but certainly not fully inclusive, and each one of those deserves at least a page all on their own.
Whatever previous comment of yours I gave a rep point to, I sure hope it was as good as this one.
Fair enough, the problem is it is a larger conversation than we can fully have here. To quickly name a few that I think share some of the largest blame without going into great detail on each: weakening of morals and ethics, weakening of commitment to spouse and family, weakening of traditional family values, attacks on the traditional values of self worth (country, family name, God-given gender), rise of selfishness, increase in pridefullness, social media with it look at me and bullying complexes, and lastly, the access to internet content that is beyond what a young brain is able to process and form a proper response to.
That’s a start but certainly not fully inclusive, and each one of those deserves at least a page all on their own.
I knew exactly what you meant in the original posts and pretty much all these points popped into my head. We all know them, we all have heard it.
But you also know exactly what these conversations will be branded as and where they'll end up, sadly.
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