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Justice for Austin Payne:
A few days ago, Austin Payne, a 15-year-old White boy in Georgia, was hunted, shot, and left to die in an abandoned apartment by four black teen males. He called his mom after being attacked and shot, telling her he was dying. She found his body the next morning after searching all night for him.
Charged with his murder: Jansquincey Donaldson, 15; Omari Marion, 15; Adarious Wallace, 16; Detravion Parker, 22. National media has been completely silent. If four White teens had done this to a Black kid, it would dominate cable news for days. Instead, silence.
They covered the Nolan Wells case wall-to-wall for a drowning. Yet this kid was hunted like an animal and brutally murdered, and because his skin is White, his story will never be told.
Support Austins Family:
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🚨 BIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ISLAM & CHRISTIANITY:
Muslims live safely in Christian countries.
Christians get slaughtered in Muslim countries.
Facts > feelings.
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What a difference between the beginning and the end
I can never understand people abandoning animals like this
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Seeing the AI tech bros taken down by their own creation is glorious 😜
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Stephen Miller has 803 days to save America. And that's exactly what he's going to do.
"The Light will defeat the Dark. They cannot imagine what they have awakened."
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This is a fundamental difference between Christians and non-Christians.
It applies to other faiths and even to the parties, but Christian doctrine is specific.
To a Christian, the ends can never justify the means. The means must be just and righteous on their own.
If we follow Christ and live the way He taught, we can live knowing that His will is what will prevail in the end.
This is precisely the reasoning behind Thomas Aquinas’s Just War formulation, and behind prior-papal statements on the death penalty.

























