No, Jesus did not believe in capital punishment. In fact, he was pretty strongly against it in John 8:7, when he literally interrupted and stopped an execution. What do you think a stoning was? In Matthew 5:38–39, he explicitly sets aside strict retributive violence in favor of non-retaliation, mercy, and restorative justice. In Matthew 26:52, Jesus literally instructs Peter NOT to kill someone, even though it would have prevented his death. Also, Jesus frequently quoted Hosea 6:6 ("For I desire mercy, not sacrifice, and acknowledgment of God rather than burnt offerings.") To say Jesus supported the death penalty is not supported by scripture. His teachings systematically dismantled the moral foundation of capital punishment by: - Disqualifying the executioner due to human sinfulness (John 8). - Revoking retributive equivalence ("an eye for an eye") in favor of mercy and non-violence (Matthew 5). - Prioritizing time for repentance and redemption over irreversible physical destruction.

“BBBBBaron, are you really going to sit out the midterms?”

9/15/2024 Charlie apologized for the messy art, but then kept it up and used it as a background for an entire year? "Go bears" with metadata that can easily be faked is not compelling. Would be compelling if the actual game was playing in the background.

This is Christian extremism. If a radical Muslim military leader was doing this in another country, using the Quran to stoke commitment to a holy war among young recruits, the condemnation from American Christians would be swift and severe. The hypocrisy is astounding.

Also to clarify: There was no single national standard requiring replay officials to use the broadcast feed's embedded game clock to adjust time UNTIL AFTER this game occurred. Therefore, was no violation of standard protocol (there was no NCAA standard)

Tim is ethically wrong This is 1984 level BS The stadium clock players, refs, and the 112,000 fans see in live time is irrelevant, only the TV clock matters apparently I have watched CFB for decades. For decades commentators have mentioned how their clock IS NOT OFFICIAL

It’s wild to me that the only reason Michigan is 2-0 is the super secret official game clock on full display of every scoreboard in the stadium, which is used to keep time in every single game at every level, in every stadium still showed time left when the ball was ruled dead.

Today @RealCandaceO showed clearer footage of the alleged gunman walking through UVU campus. My question is simple: Do guns bend like rubber as this individuals leg does? If the gun wasn’t in this man’s pants leg, was it in the backpack? If so, where in the available videos do we see him assemble it? Let alone, at what point is it seen at all in any of the footage of him running across the roof? If it’s reasonable to observe, if you allow yourself to, that it is not only non-observable, but also defies common-sense since rifles don’t bend like rubber as this man’s leg is when stepping down, how did the gun end up in the woods? Perhaps during the trial we will get HD footage proving beyond a reasonable doubt that both Tyler Robinson shot Charlie Kirk, and that at some point his grandfathers rifle was on the roof. These honest questions are important since, as Americans, we believe that a person is innocent until proven guilty. I don’t know the truth, but I want to know. Justice for Charlie.

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It's becoming more and more evident the past few days that people aren't upset about the clock situation, but rather that Michigan won the football game. If this were any other team in America people would have dismissed it immediately.

The idea that the Big 10 aided Michigan unfairly in this game by giving them one last shot at a play with less than 1% odds of success while also calling penalties at a 9-5 ratio in favor of Western makes so much sense if you simply don’t think about it.

If you are a Michigan fan just take it all in. WE ARE COLLEGE FOOTBALL. The conference rightfully put a second back on the clock. Put out an entire video proving the call was correct. The conference most impacted by the result not only accepted the result but said it was the correct call, and the entire nation is still mad saying Michigan cheated…WE ARE THE BLUEST OF BLOODS! THE WINNINGEST PROGRAM IN THE HISTORY OF THE SPORT! and now apparently THE EVIL EMPIRE! EMBRACE IT! GO BLUE〽️

RESPECT to all the @Michigan fans who won’t concede to the mob and renounce last night’s victory. Never be a cuck and apologize for a win Looking at you @MichiganPodcast, @bluebyninety

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ONE MORE TIME. Pickles interviewed one owner of an establishment who openly admitted he was not present on the day in question anent TR. Another owner had already issued a public statement to the press and a restaurant server had also spoken publicly. Wilson therefore uncovered no firsthand account and secured no eyewitness testimony. He merely presented another absent party as though the interview settled anything. It did not clarify the facts. It only inflated secondhand commentary into evidence. AND IT IS IRRELEVANT. Why? Because the biggest problem the prosecution has is its inability to connect the alleged assassination rifle with the murder.

Cora was five. That is the detail that stays with you. Unlike Dawson, who was three, or Callan, who was eight months old and still lived in a world of warmth, milk, and faces that meant safety, Cora had already crossed the threshold where a child begins to understand. She knew her mother’s voice. She knew the person strangling her was supposed to protect her. In her final terrifying moments she would have understood that something was terribly wrong. The person she trusted most had become the source of her terror. A five year old can recognize danger, feel the shift from comfort to threat, and look into a familiar face that no longer matches the love she expected. That sudden, complete betrayal is almost unbearable to imagine. Horrifying. Dawson and Callan were spared that knowledge. Cora was not. She was old enough to know what was happening, and that knowledge makes her death twice a brutal. Justice for Cora, Dawson, and Callan.

"Innocent until Andrew Wilson is 75-85% sure you are guilty" - The United States Justice System

They’re not even acting like they care if the case against Tyler Robinson is overwhelming. It’s all about Candace’s “claims” being addressed. CANDACE IS NOT FACING THE DEATH PENALTY. Tyler is. And they promised the case against him is solid. It’s not.

It's crazy that everyone knows what this image represents without any context. Think about that. The world will always know and never forget, especially younger generations who had never seen such evil before.