Hope they prosecute the lib idiots who invaded the church

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9:26p, 1/18/26
Some people are advocating using the FACE act, which Biden used against abortion clinic protestors.

The left is out of control. Killing conservatives, terrorizing churches, harassing LEOs, etc.

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9:27p, 1/18/26
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9:33p, 1/18/26
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It happened in Minnesota. Good luck finding a jury to convict them.
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In reply to Burrus86 • 9:39p, 1/18/26
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It happened in Minnesota. Good luck finding a jury to convict them.

If it's a federal crime.....and you choose from outside of M-SP....
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9:56p, 1/18/26
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The protestor's, ?, are commie terrorists.
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10:13p, 1/18/26
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I saw footage and it involved that DaWokeFarmer clown…how does that guy still have teeth in his mouth?

He is constantly aggressively going at people on video and how has he not been absolutely skull dragged?!?!?
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10:58p, 1/18/26
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Hopefully this is dealt with harshly. Too many people don't understand what it means to have the right to protest. I would be all in favor of deploying Marines to Minnesota, and giving them police power if that's what it takes. That they will resort to this kind of tactic just tells me there's nothing too outrageous. They're going to keep provoking people until they get a reaction. Send them all to gitmo, including Don Lemon. Especially Don Lemon.
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11:00p, 1/18/26
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This is beyond ridiculous at this point and frankly getting concerning.

We have a cop at our church every Sunday morning because our church finally made the decision to do so last summer after all the attacks. These are local/county PD/sheriff. If a mob of degenerates tried to enter our church they would pull firearms.

How the F are the cops, there to protect the members of a church, supposed to know the true intentions of the mob?

Own it leftists. I won't do anything more than shrug for whoever of your ilk gets smoked.
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In reply to Urban Ag • 11:20p, 1/18/26
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Yep, exactly my thoughts, too. In my line of work, we have hundreds of church clients, and practically all of them now have armed, trained, and in many times, sophisticated security. If this turns into a copycat thing, someone will absolutely get shot. The feds need to come down hard and very quickly on these people, really teach everyone a lesson that this isn't a productive path and don't do this before someone gets killed.
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11:33p, 1/18/26
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As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.
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In reply to The Beef01 • 11:34p, 1/18/26
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The Beef01 said:
I saw footage and it involved that DaWokeFarmer clown…how does that guy still have teeth in his mouth?

He is constantly aggressively going at people on video and how has he not been absolutely skull dragged?!?!?

Yep, I saw that video a couple of hours ago. Absolutely disgusting behavior. That scumbag deserved to have his teeth knocked down his throat.

But, in my opinion what was even worse were all the people that commented in support of this degenerates behavior. It was absolutely unbelievable how many people were supporting this and actually cheering for it. What is wrong with these people ? ? ?
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 11:54p, 1/18/26
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As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.

Prosecute now or it'll continue to escalate
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 12:01a, 1/19/26
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As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


If a group of political protestors make it impossible for you to worship God, as a Christian you would say you're not harmed in that scenario? I don't think the people there share the sentiment. I think if you were there, you might change your mind. Prayer is good. Pray for them. Also, justice is good. We should pray for that too for all involved which means prosecution.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 12:16a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.
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In reply to DannyDuberstein • 12:21a, 1/19/26
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DannyDuberstein said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.


That's your opinion. Not prosecuting doesn't makes you a limp wasted victim. Christ could have overcome his persecutors. He chose not to.

If you think they should prosecute or call in the military that is your opinion and I'm sure you have your justification. (Not assigning that to you but just echoing similar sentiments in this thread)

I don't think Christ taught us to seek justice. That's my opinion.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 12:27a, 1/19/26
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Well your opinion is why Christ ended up on a cross.

He died for us.

Never saw or read where he intended for us to live on our knees and take it in the ass.

Have a blessed day.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 1:37a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
DannyDuberstein said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.


That's your opinion. Not prosecuting doesn't makes you a limp wasted victim. Christ could have overcome his persecutors. He chose not to.

If you think they should prosecute or call in the military that is your opinion and I'm sure you have your justification. (Not assigning that to you but just echoing similar sentiments in this thread)

I don't think Christ taught us to seek justice. That's my opinion.

So people breaking the law is acceptable to you? I'm a Christian, and I can't disagree more with your opinion, of which I have no idea how you come to that conclusion of Jesus' teaching.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 4:15a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.

Yet, no one was harmed yet...
A pound of jail is more forgiving than an ounce of lead.
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5:03a, 1/19/26
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These protesters broke the law and they should be punished. The Bible doesn't say "don't punish people who break the law". Not sure any true christian would agree that lawbreakers shouldn't be punished. Thats not taught in the scriptures and to say it is, is a lie.

Romans 13:1-7
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In reply to rab79 • 5:41a, 1/19/26
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rab79 said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.

Yet, no one was harmed yet...
A pound of jail is more forgiving than an ounce of lead.


Correct. They are at Step 2 of the process, please get this vaccine to protect the public. Soon to move to Step 3, "you better get this vaccine or we will refuse medical services for you".

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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 5:45a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
DannyDuberstein said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.


That's your opinion. Not prosecuting doesn't makes you a limp wasted victim. Christ could have overcome his persecutors. He chose not to.

If you think they should prosecute or call in the military that is your opinion and I'm sure you have your justification. (Not assigning that to you but just echoing similar sentiments in this thread)

I don't think Christ taught us to seek justice. That's my opinion.


The lesson of Christ throwing out and whipping the moneychangers is lost.

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6:11a, 1/19/26
First thing. This was not a protest. But a disruption of a way of life. They know what they are doing and will have victory, especially if church attendance goes down.
Notice these guys never pick on or pick situations where they will get pushback.
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In reply to Owlagdad • 6:21a, 1/19/26
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Owlagdad said:
First thing. This was not a protest. But a disruption of a way of life. They know what they are doing and will have victory, especially if church attendance goes down.
Notice these guys never pick on or pick situations where they will get pushback.


Terrorists like soft targets.
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6:42a, 1/19/26
These protestors(or agitators) are hoping for a reaction, they didn't get much of one. Sometimes its best to just let evil expose itself for the world to see.
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In reply to Cynic • 6:54a, 1/19/26
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These protestors(or agitators) are hoping for a reaction, they didn't get much of one. Sometimes its best to just let evil expose itself for the world to see.

Actually IMO they got a helluva reaction with this incident going viral. They are good little commies, screaming for attention to the cause.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 6:55a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
DannyDuberstein said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.


That's your opinion. Not prosecuting doesn't makes you a limp wasted victim. Christ could have overcome his persecutors. He chose not to.

If you think they should prosecute or call in the military that is your opinion and I'm sure you have your justification. (Not assigning that to you but just echoing similar sentiments in this thread)

I don't think Christ taught us to seek justice. That's my opinion.

The entire existence of Christ is deeply rooted in justice.

Without sending Jesus, God could have just forgiven anyone who repented and welcomed us all to Heaven.

But he did not do that . . . Why?

Because it would not have been just. The scales of justice always need to be balanced.

By His very existence, Jesus taught us to seek justice.

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6:56a, 1/19/26
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Sounds like many people joined in because the believed a lie.

It's a cycle… ICE does it job. People get in the way. Violence occurs. People get mad about the violence so they get in the way even more. More violence occurs, and so on and so on.

ICE isn't going to stand down. They have a lawfully mandated job to do.. the activists need to stand down or at least stand back.

Interrupting church isn't helping. And that reverend that interrupted the church service should be ashamed herself. She's a useful idiot for the left and she's letting her politics get in the way of spreading the word of god.
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6:57a, 1/19/26
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https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/don-lemon-minneapolis-anti-ice-protestors-storm-cities-church-st-paul-mid-service-over-david-easterwood-claims-101768769787420-amp.html

Apparently Don Lemon was all up in it
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In reply to Captain Pablo • 7:08a, 1/19/26
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Captain Pablo said:
https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/don-lemon-minneapolis-anti-ice-protestors-storm-cities-church-st-paul-mid-service-over-david-easterwood-claims-101768769787420-amp.html

Apparently Don Lemon was all up in it

Don fingers everything.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 7:17a, 1/19/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
DannyDuberstein said:
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.


Being Christian doesn't mean you have to be a limp-wristed victim. This was threatening behavior that interfered with people's inalienable rights. It should be prosecuted.


That's your opinion. Not prosecuting doesn't makes you a limp wasted victim. Christ could have overcome his persecutors. He chose not to.

If you think they should prosecute or call in the military that is your opinion and I'm sure you have your justification. (Not assigning that to you but just echoing similar sentiments in this thread)

I don't think Christ taught us to seek justice. That's my opinion.

No, it makes you an enabler. Christ didn't say "Go forth and sin some more ".
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In reply to Logos Stick • 7:25a, 1/19/26
It appears we are entering the violence phase of Civil War.
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7:26a, 1/19/26
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There is nothing in the Christian faith that requires you to prevent people from receiving reasonable and proper judgement and punishment by secular authorities for criminal acts.

Christian's are called to forgive sins against themselves, particularly by the repentant sinner. I don't recall a requirement to intercede on behalf of unrepentant criminals who have broken secular law so that they do not receive reasonable justice. Christianity is in fact quite all about justice, in the end.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 7:27a, 1/19/26
CrackerJackAg said:
As a Christian I am not sure I agree with prosecution. No one was harmed.

I would pray, for an obvious miracle, that these people find God.

Praying is great and important but so is prosecution. These people are godless. They're the antichrist. They need sever punishment and then hopefully find their own way to redemption with God.
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In reply to Urban Ag • 7:29a, 1/19/26
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Well your opinion is why Christ ended up on a cross.

He died for us.

Never saw or read where he intended for us to live on our knees and take it in the ass.

Have a blessed day.


So many Christians have misunderstood the "turn the other cheek" passage. Christ did not mean for us to be meek and to not seek justice or defend ourselves.
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7:34a, 1/19/26
This was physical intimidation. Mob rule. The thugs intend for the right to cower in fear. Every thug that invaded the church needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. And if there are any terror enhancements, tack them on.
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