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Perhaps you are unaware of what it really means to follow Jesus's example? Go look up these:
John 10:34
Philippians 2:5–6 (Read this one slowly and carefully. The grammar is a bit tricky.)
This is my last word on the topic tonight. I promise. If he doesn't understand yet, he needs to mull it over for a while.
As much as I would like to think we could dismiss it that easily, I'm not so sure we can.
https://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/09/05/america-downsized-criminalized-and-blue-gang-controlled/
This article is from AZ.
Can you really trust something built by someone who doesn't want to be building it? We need someone who takes pride in their workmanship and wants to do the best job of it.
Before you people get too carried away (too late?), please remember: homeless people have kids, too. For this to be a thing, there needs to be clear evidence of actual abuse.
Yeah, a few people in this crowd jump to conclusions on stuff and go off half-cocked, ignoring that there are other reasons things can be as they appear. They need more than evidence of kids. They need evidence of abuse.
>rape tree
If you can prove that the tree was used to rape someone, you might have something on this one.
>young female underwear
Whether this means anything depends on the condition. Most travelers bring more than one pair of underwear.
>bloody knife
Could they have cooked some meat?
>child-sized cubby-hold prison
How did you determine this was the purpose of the item?
>Children medicine found
Kids drop things. If these were illegal aliens and they thought ICE was coming, they could well leave things behind.
I'm not trying to make excuses for any of these. But you must think things through and consider all possibilities. You can't just see kid stuff and automatically think pedophilia is involved. It can be considered, of course. But it takes more than the presence of kid stuff to make that case.