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@dub77671585 @Grimreefer31 @archeohistories It is also been written that we aren't to curse, mock, and hate. I understand the bitterness you feel towards those corrupted by the Devil, but it isn't our place to judge. We are to plant seeds and show love, and pray for the lost. Breaking faces isn't going to save anyone

@QueenDragmire47 @Grimreefer31 @archeohistories And this is why no one will ever remember you and your name will be lost to the sands of time. I've tried turning the other cheek but now I'm officially in the "break fucking faces" phase. I've grown tired of this holier than thou goddamn bullshit and I love my ppl too.

Modern humans Homo sapiens are often thought of as the sole outcome of human evolution, but the fossil record tells a more complex and crowded story. For much of our prehistoric past, multiple human species existed at the same time, sharing landscapes, resources, and in some cases even interacting with each other. Around 300,000 years ago, Homo sapiens emerged in Africa. But we were not alone for long. In different parts of the world, other closely related human species were already established or evolving. Among them were Homo neanderthalensis in Europe and western Asia, known for their robust bodies and adaptation to cold climates. In Asia, Homo erectus survived for an exceptionally long time, spanning nearly two million years before disappearing. On islands like Flores in Indonesia, Homo floresiensis, a small bodied human species sometimes called the hobbit, lived in isolation. In Siberia, Denisovans are known mainly from DNA evidence and a few fossil fragments, yet they left a genetic imprint in modern human populations. These species were not mythical or distant ancestors in isolation. Genetic research shows that Homo sapiens interbred with Neanderthals and Denisovans, meaning that small portions of their DNA still exist within many living humans today. This discovery has reshaped how scientists understand human identity, showing that evolution is not a simple replacement process but a complex web of branching populations. The reasons why Homo sapiens became the only surviving human species are still debated. Likely factors include climate fluctuations, competition for resources, technological advantages, and small population sizes of other groups. Over thousands of years, these pressures led to the gradual disappearance of other human species, though not before leaving their genetic and archaeological traces behind. A fascinating and strange fact is that some Neanderthal groups had larger brain volumes than modern humans, yet this did not guarantee survival, showing that intelligence alone does not determine evolutionary success. © The Prehistoric World #archaeohistories

“if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.”(2 Chronicles 7:14)📖

@Grimreefer31 @dub77671585 @archeohistories Dude is not even a true Christian or he would know better. We are not to curse, mock, accuse, judge, and wish harm on others. We can call out bad behavior constructively correct, but never are we to do it with malice and hate

@dub77671585 @archeohistories No hate like delusional Christian hate

Meet Breanna Harrison, a police officer with the Shreveport Police Department in Louisiana. Imagine being dumb enough to post something like this while wearing a badge and uniform. Swap the races in this statement and the media would be calling it ‘dangerous extremism’ for the next six months. A police officer threatening or taunting people based on race isn’t edgy… it’s embarrassing. Surely no department still thinks this is acceptable behavior.

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@G_Radtv @Stealth40k Link is not mute

@Stealth40k Really hoping they won't ruin it and have Link talk..

Miyamoto announced that the release date for The Legend of Zelda Movie has been moved from May 7, 2027 to April 30, 2027. "This is Miyamoto. I would like to let you know that the worldwide theatrical release date for the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda has been moved up to April 30, 2027, from May 7. The team is working hard to deliver the film to everyone as soon as possible. There’s less than a year to go until release, so thank you for waiting."

Yet places like @kroger won't excuse absences unless they were at a hospital. Not everyone can afford a hospital bill & can only get a doctor's note. So what are you going to do? Fire the worker that comes down with the new Andes virus #boycottkroger youtube.com/shorts/ABsRo0j…

@boys_bread I need one of Uncle

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@LibertyCappy Eww cringe!

It's the Fellowship, but they all sound like AHNALD! 🤣🤣🤣

Is Hantavirus going to be the next COVID? What is the government trying to distract us from this time? 🤦‍♀️

Less than 25 years after the fall of Acre in May 1291 – the last, decisive defeat for the Crusader states – the Knights Templar fell too... Founded around 1119, they began modestly as military escorts for the Christian pilgrims flocking to the newly conquered Holy Lands. It was commonly said that the order had only nine knights for its first nine years – a figurative truth that also nods to the way in which the order always seems to have had a mystical identity alongside its material one. Myths and fantasies accreted to it; arguably, they were its downfall. The great Cistercian scholar Bernard of Clairvaux, an early supporter, acclaimed them as ‘a new sort of knighthood’, but they were a new sort of monasticism too, one which – counterintuitively – privileged violence over contemplation. ‘Whether one dies in bed or in war, the death of his saints will doubtlessly be precious in the sight of the Lord’, Bernard wrote. ‘However, the more precious is death in war.’ The Templars were also a new financial system. At their peak they had a network of some 870 houses and castles, and their vast reach made them the preferred choice for transferring large sums internationally. Henry III used the Crown Jewels as security for a loan. Baldwin II of Constantinople had something better: a relic of the True Cross. In the end, it was all about money. The Templars were rich; Philip IV of France was in need. In the autumn of 1307 he pounced. The Templars were arrested and charged with blasphemy, idolatry and institutionalised sodomy. Was it true you were required to deny Christ three times and to spit on a crucifix, they were asked. Were you told, ‘If any brother of the Order wishes to lie with [you] carnally, [you] shall accept this because it is a duty’? In 1307, Philip IV of France was feeling uneasy over the Templars’ immense power. At their peak the Templars had a network of some 870 houses and castles. It was all about money. The Templars were rich, very rich indeed - and Philip IV of France was in need. In the autumn of 1307 he pounced.... Philip IV had every Templar in France arrested. Philip handed them over to the Inquisition for interrogation, and confiscated all the Order’s property. Many outlandish accusations were made against the Templars. This included worshipping the Devil, denying God, Christ and the Virgin Mary, spitting or urinating on the cross, and engaging in ritualistic homosexuality. Those Templars that were arrested, were brutally tortured. They were tortured to the point where they were forced to confess to the abominations they were accused of. Many of the knights recanted their confessions afterwards, saying how they were forced into making them. On 11th May 1310, 54 Templars were burned at the stake in a field outside Paris. After this mass burning, many of those still alive in prison feared for their lives. They hastily announced that their confessions had been true after all, in the hope of escaping a fiery death... Philip eventually pressured the French pope, Clement V, into closing the Order down in 1312. Two years later the Grand Master himself, Jacques de Molay, was burned alive in Paris. The accusations and confessions have surrounded the Templars with an aura of mystery, that has lasted ever since. There were tales of them worshipping a curious head, carved of wood, bearded, covered with silver or gold leaf, or with four legs - this was thought to be the embalmed head of Christ. Another theory is that the Templars were the custodians of the Holy Grail, which came to them by way of Mary Magdalene. This was reportedly hid away in Scotland. Many also think the many treasures of the Knights Templar, was then transferred to Nova Scotia - namely Oak Island. #archaeohistories

@dub77671585 @archeohistories Well, that isn't very Christian of you to say 😂

@archeohistories Buh buhh buhhh BULLLSHHIIIIT 🤮. STFU you "origin of species" cock slurpers. You people are pathetic and I pray your faces rot from the inside out leaving nothing but a bullet shaped hole where your stupid fucking faces used to be for the spreading of this blasphemous bullshit😂

@clevermermaid11 @kroger It's people like you that are causing them to endanger people with compromised immune systems. They're now forcing sick people to work. Get ready for poor customer service and even less because when someone is sick it also affects their performance, Karen

@kroger PLEASE hire some people...these lines are ridiculous!

@kroger I see the Cincinnati Krogers are asking their employees to work when they have Covid, pneumonia, or the flu, that #Kroger absences are only excused if one is hospitalized.This should be illegal. It is certainly immoral. Sounds like it’s time for a #BoycottKroger campaign.

@RFKJr_Official @Kroger is endangering the lives of customers with compromised immune systems by forcing their workers to work while being sick by saying a doctors note isn't sufficient enough! This is also ableist behavior! #boycottKroger

@kroger is ableist and a COVID risk!!!! #boycottkroger reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuri…

@DegenerateNews @coinbase Coinbase is down because of a massive AWS (Amazon Web Services) outage currently hitting the Middle East region. This is a "centralized failure"—when the server goes dark, the exchange goes dark.

@amazon, you are down third time this year and we are only 4 months into. Then you charge sellers PPC that customer can’t buy. And then charge long term storage fee because of your mistake. Get your shit together @AmitAgarwal @Sell_on_Amazon @amznsellerhelp @ajassy

@awscloud @amazon BAD IDEA! agents get a hold of consumer's personal bank information and can become rogue and start making unwanted purchases. This is also a security risk that could exploit their information to thieves

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Dear God the mentally ill woke woken are even shipping Jesus with Judas! It's time for an anti slash crusade! What an abomination! youtu.be/QBzuhRmJ6F0?si…