Comments on: Leaders After Massacre: ‘Tears Are Not Enough”

By: patti

patti — Tue, 14 Jun 2016 21:40:20 +0000

Mr. Brenner, instead of marching through “hell”, why not repent & prepare for “Heaven” instead. Our Heavenly Father made us all, and He would be so pleased if we the people of this U.S.A. would read his BOOK and follow HIS laws. Think about GOD and how HE would help if you and others would read His Word and abide by it. I don’t condone killing or hurting anyone. BUT there are bad people everywhere, and have been since Adam & Eve sinned, we just have to have our hearts RIGHT with our LORD GOD. I understand it’s going to get much worse before this world is over. I PRAY for all people, red, yellow, black, white, old, middle age, young, children. I even pray for sinners, because we’ve all sinned, we just have to make our life right with the ONE in Heaven! May GOD BLESS!

By: anne

anne — Tue, 14 Jun 2016 17:46:39 +0000

Here gain, another split on who we humans beings are. We are not God. It is not our place to stand in judgement. I think it was yesterday I typed in I am sick of being told who to hate. Most of us have been slotted for one reason or another and all of us know how bad it makes us feel. Where on earth, in the 10 Commandments does 1 of them say find a group or two to hate?

By: NWFLA Linda

NWFLA Linda — Tue, 14 Jun 2016 14:20:09 +0000

It’s undeniable the massacre last weekend was carried out at a gay nightclub – against gay people. It’s understandable those in the LGBT community interpret that massacre as an assault singularly against them because of who they are. The fact it was an attack at a gay club, though, will become the “shiny object” in this atrocity, perpetrated by the government in order to deflect attention and blame away from the fact the murderer self identified with radical islamic terrorism. It will be a theory furthered in order to fill the media and people’s conversations with issues and struggles facing the LGBT community.

At the government’s lead, many refuse to acknowledge this murderer’s self identity as a radical muslim – someone driven by the tenets of radical islamic terrorism. He self identified repeatedly on social media, verbally to friends and co-workers, in a phone call to authorities while in the process of carrying out the massacre, and for good measure, shouted the islamic catch phrase while killing those innocent people. This was not the action of someone filled with “mere hatred” of gay people. We are directed to respect how someone self identifies and criticized if we do not. In this instance, his self identity as repeatedly stated and verified by his actions is obvious. It furthers the agenda of those who murderously loathe everyone who is not one of them to deny that fact. RIP to the innocent Orlando victims.