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ghostsniper
ghostsniper
16 hours ago

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ghostsniper
ghostsniper
16 hours ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

here it is

austin
ghostsniper
ghostsniper
3 hours ago

Welp, it looks like the old site is done.
I just now tried to leave a final comment and it didn’t take.

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John Venlet
John Venlet
2 hours ago

I completely understand your thinking, DT. I’ve long been of the mind that if something of a similar sort happened to one of my children, or grandchildren, I would serve justice to the perpetrator(s) personally. I would then seek God’s forgiveness.

Snakepit Kansas
Snakepit Kansas
2 hours ago

DT,
You are certainly logical. If someone harmed my daughter and I could kill them and get away with it, I just might. Might do it regardless. At some point after anger aged, I would certainly want to get right with God. I would ask Him for forgiveness yet I would need to forgive first.

Over the years I have forgiven my first wife for her transgressions, 1,000 times. The anger comes back and realize I have not let it all go. I need to re-forgive. It is not natural for us to do so.

Anne
Anne
29 minutes ago

Forgiving is the decision to walk away without an act of retribution. Forgetting is another thing!

jean
jean
13 minutes ago

Waiting for god to do anything is a waste of time.