Goombaw

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and God knows how much on their mancave at home adorned with elephants carved out of genuine illegally imported elephant tusk they bought at Collinsville Trade Day…

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How dare you, sir. I’ll have you know I spent that money on a wolf/German shepherd mix. And some racist t-shirts.

I literally just saw him Monday, his hair is very blonde

The use of God’s name in this manner is just another sign of the times we live in. Paul’s warning to Timothy about the “men of the last days” included a description of those that would have a “form of godliness, but denying the power thereof” and then he gives the instruction, “from such, turn away.”

I have no interest in listening to people that would embrace a form, while denying the real truth and power of the Gospel. That goes for the Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharptons, and also for these antisemitic clowns.

My kids are having a blast

Between this and the cringey visit to Russia, I’m starting to believe Tucker is bought and paid for. Sad, because I like a lot of what he says, but I don’t trust him anymore.

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Them and the libtard media are the racist bigots that are the problem.

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I agree, but that’s not likely Austin’s dad’s focus right now. His son was killed, he’s still in shock. People saying he’s “dishonoring his son’s death” by not saying it was race related are being horribly unfair to a grieving parent.

I’m not going to post them all, but it’s enough that Steven Crowder, Michael Knowles, and other conservatives have felt the need to respond and call them out. I saw one post that said, because he didn’t want to make his son’s murder about race, that he never deserved to be a father. Insanity.

The guy doesn’t want his son’s murder politicized and I don’t blame him. They’ve been through a horrific event and there is no solace in people that would only show up for performative attention to push their narrative. Leave them alone, let them grieve, let them process this, let them come to grips with a new reality, let the justice system work.

He claims to be a man of faith and if so, forgiveness is a huge part of being a Christian. The idea that he could forgive him, while still wanting justice to be done is admirable. Anyone that claims they know how he should feel in this situation is clueless. I knew a wonderful Christian lady that forgave her son’s murderer in prison. It’s honestly one of the most the Godly things you could possibly do.

I watched the full interview that the clip criticizing him was taken from and it’s really out of context. Leave the poor man alone.

This was super disappointing and it’s not all Mark’s fault but a lot of it is. Bama has lived and died by him this year and we died by him tonight.

Get him out