Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

LegalDrugPusher said:

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I was there when I saw his parents walk out. I was very surprised. He is right Karmelo is no longer useful for them.

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Cowards or scammers or both.

Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

America's fatigue in a nutshell.

Principal Uncertainty said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

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Start with proper translation for the word ENEMY.

"Enemy" does NOT refer to someone trying to kill you. That is either a misunderstanding of ancient Greek. The correct translation is a BROTHER who you are not on good terms with.

In the Liddell and Scott (the authoritative lexical aid for Greek) there is a reference to a 1st century A.D. grammaticus, Ammonius - Grammaticus, which defined the word Exthros as someone who had been a Philos (a brother) but is alienated (out of enmity you had become estranged from them for a while). It was different than a Polamios, who you are at war with (who was a blood enemy who was out to kill you) and a Dusmenos is one who has long been alienated and refuses to reconcile.

Principal Uncertainty said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

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What would it look like if people are unforgiving?

A life obsessed with hatred and despair over what could have been but never will be, a past that cannot change, and, on the extreme end, revenge which can never be placated.

Forgiveness is for us.

Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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A little devil's advocate...Christian conservatives own a vastly disproportionate amount of guns. And most of us didn't get them just for shootin hogs. We just have longer fuses because in general we are family people with priorities straight and thus more to lose.

The hordes of conservatives you see crossing multiple state lines and springing into action any time there is a major natural disaster in the South are mostly Christian.

Heck, most of these guys are probably Christian....

There is a video out there of him going on a racist rant. I assume that one was AI fake?

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Principal Uncertainty said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

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What would it look like if people are unforgiving?

A life obsessed with hatred and despair over what could have been but never will be, a past that cannot change, and, on the extreme end, revenge which can never be placated.

Forgiveness is for us.

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It is a false dichotomy to say unforgiveness is equal to hate and despair. They are not necessarily mutual.

Hardcore Greg said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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A little devil's advocate...Christian conservatives own a vastly disproportionate amount of guns. And most of us didn't get them just for shootin hogs. We just have longer fuses because in general we are family people with priorities straight and thus more to lose.

The hordes of conservatives you see crossing multiple state lines and springing into action any time there is a major natural disaster in the South are mostly Christian.

Heck, most of these guys are probably Christian....

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Two comments about the photo.

Guy in purple hat is pointing gun right at photographer.

Is the massive pistol on the left a real gun? Is so, what is it?

May be a Freedom Arms .454 casull revolver.

FriscoKid said:

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There is a video out there of him going on a racist rant. I assume that one was AI fake?

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Where he said watermelon felon? That was real.

Good for him! He's been holding that in for over a year. That dude has suffered enough.
Unfortunately the Metcalf's are going to need to get out of Frisco and probably the Metroplex. They need to be in a rural area so if the black heathens come for them they'll be spotted a mile away literally.

deddog said:

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Karmelo is no longer any use to the Democrat Party either.
They will continue to look for the next thug they can glorify.

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Yep they'll be on to the next one soon enough.

Is the OP video real or fake?

rab79 said:

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May be a Freedom Arms .454 casull revolver.

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Nah it's a Smith and Wesson X-frame. Could be any from .44 to .500SW.

Principal Uncertainty said:

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Hardcore Greg said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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A little devil's advocate...Christian conservatives own a vastly disproportionate amount of guns. And most of us didn't get them just for shootin hogs. We just have longer fuses because in general we are family people with priorities straight and thus more to lose.

The hordes of conservatives you see crossing multiple state lines and springing into action any time there is a major natural disaster in the South are mostly Christian.

Heck, most of these guys are probably Christian....

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Two comments about the photo.

Guy in purple hat is pointing gun right at photographer.

Is the massive pistol on the left a real gun? Is so, what is it?

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If your talking about the guy standing to the left leaning on the pole he's not "pointing" it at anything. He's got his left hand over the top and you can clearly see the handle below his fingers

Principal Uncertainty said:

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AGinHI said:

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Principal Uncertainty said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

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What would it look like if people are unforgiving?

A life obsessed with hatred and despair over what could have been but never will be, a past that cannot change, and, on the extreme end, revenge which can never be placated.

Forgiveness is for us.

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It is a false dichotomy to say unforgiveness is equal to hate and despair. They are not necessarily mutual.

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Presented as a possibility not a singular option. That is my fault for not being clear.

But I stand by my belief that forgiveness is for us as we may be unable to move forward with our lives after suffering at the hands of others.

Though that may not necessarily be the case. (Are we not witnessing a whole group of people who are consumed with hate and vengeance over the wickedness of slavery despite it being over 150 year ago now?)

FriscoKid said:

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There is a video out there of him going on a racist rant. I assume that one was AI fake?

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From when. He would have been held in contempt. The Metcalf family was gag ordered from the start.

But not the Anthony's

Hey...so.. um said:

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FriscoKid said:

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There is a video out there of him going on a racist rant. I assume that one was AI fake?

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Where he said watermelon felon? That was real.

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First of all, you took this out of context. He was making a sarcastic remark because they have painted him as a racist so he said he’s capable of making racist jokes if you want him to.

Secondly, this is MY interview and you clipped this from our stream. Next time credit us.… https://t.co/JNUmQ1CMNn

— Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) June 11, 2026

AGinHI said:

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Hey...so.. um said:

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FriscoKid said:

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There is a video out there of him going on a racist rant. I assume that one was AI fake?

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Where he said watermelon felon? That was real.

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First of all, you took this out of context. He was making a sarcastic remark because they have painted him as a racist so he said he’s capable of making racist jokes if you want him to.

Secondly, this is MY interview and you clipped this from our stream. Next time credit us.… https://t.co/JNUmQ1CMNn

— Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) June 11, 2026

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I'm aware of the actual context. I wasn't saying he was racist, just trying to figure out what the other poster was talking about.

Principal Uncertainty said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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I have a question for Christians.

I presume you accept that Jesus forgives the truly repentant.
But does Jesus forgive the unrepentant?
If no, then should Christians forgive the unrepentant?

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There's a hell.

If you don't repent you go to hell.

Principal Uncertainty said:

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Hardcore Greg said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Guess he learned a lesson. I remember him making a **** out of himself at the start of all of this.

Hate to be that ugly to a grieving father but this is a big issue for Christianity. There's no "making peace" with people like that and there certainly won't be with the hoarde of Muslims that are currently conquering christendom with little to no resistance.

Christians are going to have to figure out how to have God in their backbone as well as their hearts and frankly I don't know how we get there with the current teachings of the Church and many pastors across the country

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A little devil's advocate...Christian conservatives own a vastly disproportionate amount of guns. And most of us didn't get them just for shootin hogs. We just have longer fuses because in general we are family people with priorities straight and thus more to lose.

The hordes of conservatives you see crossing multiple state lines and springing into action any time there is a major natural disaster in the South are mostly Christian.

Heck, most of these guys are probably Christian....

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Two comments about the photo.

Guy in purple hat is pointing gun right at photographer.

Is the massive pistol on the left a real gun? Is so, what is it?

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Pic has been around for many years so someone should have the answer. Someone needs to mow.