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you must find Christ

[Vince Langman @LangmanVince]

What a monster!

[. @stillgeekn]

@wroughttt When they expect the chimp to jab jab cross but it rips dude head clean off

[k @wantingkiss]

@LiveAction warms mi heart , what a cutie

[k @wantingkiss]

@exorsianc 2nd post became a banger

[Lindsay 🇺🇸 @TheLinzerShow]

I’m going to keep posting their pictures.

I don’t care who thinks it’s “too much,” who gets tired of seeing them, or who would rather the conversation move somewhere else. This is exactly where the focus should stay.

On Cora. On Dawson. On Callan.

These were beautiful little children with their own personalities, their own smiles, their own little routines, and futures that should have been theirs to live. They were loved, they mattered, and they deserve to be remembered for more than the worst thing that ever happened to them.

Not on personalities. Not on fan clubs. Not on internet sides. Not on turning a tragedy into entertainment.

On the children.

They are the reason there is a case. They are the ones who lost everything. They are the ones who deserve to remain at the center of every conversation about what happened.

So I will keep sharing their faces. I will keep saying their names. I will keep reminding people that justice is not about protecting a narrative — it is about remembering the victims and refusing to let them be pushed into the background.

And I hope, in between all of the anger and arguments, people can still look at pictures like this and see what really matters: two sweet siblings standing together, smiling, simply being kids.

If that makes some people uncomfortable, so be it.

The focus should be on them.

Their lives. Their loss. Their justice.

And I’m not going to stop posting them until there’s justice.

They were beautiful and deserved to live their lives.

They deserve the compassion, not the one who took their lives.

[k @wantingkiss]

scary bc this is literally AI and everyone in the comments doesn’t realize + the fake article written. we are already in a dystopia and the dead internet theory is true

[RT @RT_com]

Louisville man throws beer, shoves and kicks woman for rejecting him on second date

[what ? @s_escaperh]

@999shitisreal I actually don’t feel bad . These bitches know these men are fucking retarted and shitty but still wanna go hang around them. I would never wanna hang around these niggas .

[sarah サラ @drsarah]

My theory is that Lindsay Clancy murdered her children to punish her husband, Patrick.

He was a good dad. He came from a very supportive family. He loved those kids. He seems to have picked up all the slack enthusiastically. I bet those kids adored him.

She probably resented that. She could have done it because the jealousy was eating her up and she wanted to hurt Patrick in retaliation.

Eight months postpartum would be pretty rare for psychotic symptoms to suddenly appear. In reading through everything, I have not seen enough evidence to be convinced that she was actually experiencing psychotic symptoms. I think she knew what to say.

Moreover, many keep saying that “the system” failed her. I find this very hard to justify because she seems to have had more access to care and support than most working women with three kids (including worry-free childcare while she was hospitalized and after so she could attend appointments). Many people are overlooking that part of the story.

I see a system that was hearing her and tried very hard to help her, but instead, she was using it to formulate her defense.

This case feels very calculated. Even down to the detailed journals of her medication regimen. An overwhelmed mom cycling in and out of reality due to postpartum hormones would struggle immensely with keeping such a well-organized, detailed daily diary, to the point of being almost unheard of. She needed some way to build her case for sympathy.

That’s just my two cents.

[Feran🥷🏾 @ferangoncrazy]

This newborn baby was found in a dumpster in Houston, Texas.

"The child appeared to be fresh out of the womb, with his hair wet, his skin pruned and his umbilical cord still attached."

Thankfully, he survived & is expected to be OK.

As horrific as this video is to watch, let this be a reminder that we need to stand up for children in our nation now more than ever, inside and outside of the womb.

[Rexside @GavinMaheu12805]

@Kurt_A_Eff I love it when America is silly and happy and not miserable I’m so proud to be here for the two seconds it happens

[k @wantingkiss]

@ACollatt5425 @GigglingGanon but imagine ur last moments on earth is being a racist nuisance to society

[4ward @enoughyappin]

@Artisticneed Because the general audience is children or retarded 30-somethings who can barely read or speak in some third-world, bastardized English slang. They don't know what a euphemism is. They want to go "haha, he said corn not porn" or "bruh unalived, bruh frfr."

[seleste ⚢ ⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 @demisabbbath]

@Artisticneed While we’re at it I’m tired of seeing the grape emoji and hearing graped.

[ro 🇦🇷 @byjinghe]

@Artisticneed I think the real problem is that there's people transferring the use of these words outside of tiktok, you do not get flagged for saying suicide or rape on twitter or real life and it's very important to call things by their name

[meatski @meatski__]

@lilyachty Y’all need to be drafted to Iraq so that you get the motivation to make better music

[k @wantingkiss]

@ExposinChrisean his legs and feet still curl up like an infant wtf…

[$ @DrillMinute7]

@goldwingg_ Tiktok needs to take away the ability to comment just delete comment sections off the app

[Robert A. Heimberg @heimberg_a]

Can you see why reading the Bible is so important? It helps us absorb the lessons we need so that we won't stay miserable. The Bible is soaked in God's Love.

[⟢ ⟣ @vamptact]

post doordash clarity when you realize you wasted ur money like a retard