There are people in this country more concerned about a Walmart being looted than about an innocent man being killed. Many of them tout the Bible, but “Thou shall not loot” is not in there. “Thou shalt not kill” sure is.

Oct 28, 2020 · 5:05 AM UTC

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Actually, “Thou shalt not steal” is of course in there. But my point about priorities remains the same.
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Which definition of "innocent" includes advancing on law enforcement with a knife because they interrupted the looting?
Marianne Williamson
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28 Oct 2020
Priority: police should not attack peaceful protesters exercising their Constitutional rights. When they do, THEY are not innocent.
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"running at cops with a knife" doesn't fall under the umbrella of "innocent"
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The Bible says "thou shalt not murder." Murder is not the same as kill. A soldier or police officer who has to kill someone in order to protect others is doing the right thing. This man had a knife & would have murdered any of those officers, perhaps others too. Police protected
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The actual translation would be "Thou shalt not commit MURDER," which is not the same as "Kill." Killing is taking any life, for any reason. Murder allows for killing, but only for certain reasons, at certain times, etc. That said, there is also, "Thou shalt not COVET." 1/2?
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Innocent? He war running at the cops with a knife. That's attempted murder.
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I’m guessing because there wasn’t an innocent man killed, but keep up the lies!
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I think we have different meanings of the word, "innocent." Mine doesn't include trying to stab a cop with a knife.
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Your innocence goes out the window when you charge a cop with a knife.
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You’re right.
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