@Rolizabeth79@Suzierizzo1 If the “lord” created free will, then why would he tell her to ask? If they want to believe what they believe, that’s free will right?
@THEinsanemane @blgK9_ They never even tried. I’m not pro suicide, but threatening it and faking it are so much worse. They made this so much worse for themselves lol
@nikiburstr8x @iHad2GoGetit I knew someone like that. He was so angry at the world, being terminally ill and he took it out on me. It didn’t help that I reacted but yeah, he apologized for it, but it was a cycle. Sometimes that anger over rides logical thinking.
@Berswinde11@DevonESawa Left or right…that’s not important. Children get assinated as well, just not always on camera. Do you only care when it’s someone you like?
@87StarsBen @Angry_Staffer I think they mean have compassion for his children who witnessed the murder. You don’t have to have compassion for him, I don’t. But the kids didn’t need to see that. The families of school shooting victims also deserve compassion although there are plenty of+
He didn’t say if it was the right or the left that was condemning him, just that there was talk. So why are people assuming the party on who’s discussing this? Does it even fucking matter?
I have seen a lot of conversation on the internet condemning me for crying in response to the news today. I hate that this is needed, but I want to share specificly what made me emotional to the point of tears.
Right after the news broke that Kirk was dead, the first thought in my head was a) his 3 year old daughter & wife were there and watched their father/husband violently die by his jugular vein being blown open by a gunshot, bleeding to death on the spot. and b) the fact that my best friend Parker was there in person, less than 20 feet away and witnessed this all go down, on top of the commotion of everyone running, screaming, and confused on if they might be shot next. I believe my tears were a natural, uncontrollable human reaction.
I hope this clears things up.