'Witch' killed after she tried to sacrifice toddler to cartel saint
An alleged witch is killed as she tried to kidnap a toddler to offer him as a sacrifice to the cartel patron saint Santa Muerte near the the US-Mexico border.
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Remember, everyone: when life gives you difficulties, such as your aunt trying to kidnap your child in an effort to submit the child as a sacrifice in the name of Satan; it's important to swing Christ's way! He'll always go to bat for you in your moment of need, and you won't need anyone else to cover all your bases in life. Accepting Jesus Christ as your lord and savior will be the best home run you could ever score!
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Will the cartel retaliate against this man and his family?
I'm glad I read this article today. Because it inspired me to make, while not a major life decision, at least a mindful one.
Today I was in my closest large city. I retrieved my computer after having it worked on. I read this article the first time that I had used my computer after said retrieval. The article got some gears going in my head, and I went to a local sports shop to see about baseball bats.
I arrived at the sports shop, and looked at their available baseball bats. I was surprised at how expensive some of these bats can get, thinking that I was just looking in preparation for a later purchase. But then I saw a perfect one for only $9.99.
Therefore, because I read this article, I decided to buy a baseball bat from a local business purely for home defense purposes. I can't have a gun on the property I live, but not for any criminal background-related reasons, though. (I do own between one and ten guns, and they are in a storage unit in a neighboring town.) I did not want to tell the man at the sports store, who was really chill and gave top-tier and informative customer service, that I was buying the bat for self-defense purposes; I think that it would be too reckless of a reputation risk if I told him that, and I instead emphasized that it could be a good decoration piece, and that it was super retro-looking. He probably would not have met the information well if I had volunteered that I was preparing for the possibility of skullcrunching some bad hombres! But the metal bat I bought is a perfect crude instrument if I need it against any bad guys who mean ill against me or my property, and that would be the case for a $9.99 bat or a $199 bat.
Will I ever need the bat for that exact purpose? I sure hope not. But purchasing the bat is a great thing to have as a form of security insurance, while not running afoul of the no-guns-on-property rule visited upon my residence. It is better to have the bat and never need it, as opposed to wishing I had it when I need it most.
It's not paranoia, it's being thorough. I won't be bragging to everyone to not mess with me because I have a baseball bat that can kick your ass! And I won't be introducing the bat in inopportune circumstances. It'll stay here, it will quietly take space, and it will mostly be untouched. But it'll be there in case it is ever needed. A neutral instrument loyal only, in the moment, to the hands holding it. I've been around some sketchy people in my personal life recently, and I don't want them to become undue toward me anymore than they already are.
And I want everyone to be safe, in case you have home intruders... or in case your stupid Karen aunt wants to sacrifice your kiddo to Satan. And that happens, like, all the time, you guys!
Today I was in my closest large city. I retrieved my computer after having it worked on. I read this article the first time that I had used my computer after said retrieval. The article got some gears going in my head, and I went to a local sports shop to see about baseball bats.
I arrived at the sports shop, and looked at their available baseball bats. I was surprised at how expensive some of these bats can get, thinking that I was just looking in preparation for a later purchase. But then I saw a perfect one for only $9.99.
Therefore, because I read this article, I decided to buy a baseball bat from a local business purely for home defense purposes. I can't have a gun on the property I live, but not for any criminal background-related reasons, though. (I do own between one and ten guns, and they are in a storage unit in a neighboring town.) I did not want to tell the man at the sports store, who was really chill and gave top-tier and informative customer service, that I was buying the bat for self-defense purposes; I think that it would be too reckless of a reputation risk if I told him that, and I instead emphasized that it could be a good decoration piece, and that it was super retro-looking. He probably would not have met the information well if I had volunteered that I was preparing for the possibility of skullcrunching some bad hombres! But the metal bat I bought is a perfect crude instrument if I need it against any bad guys who mean ill against me or my property, and that would be the case for a $9.99 bat or a $199 bat.
Will I ever need the bat for that exact purpose? I sure hope not. But purchasing the bat is a great thing to have as a form of security insurance, while not running afoul of the no-guns-on-property rule visited upon my residence. It is better to have the bat and never need it, as opposed to wishing I had it when I need it most.
It's not paranoia, it's being thorough. I won't be bragging to everyone to not mess with me because I have a baseball bat that can kick your ass! And I won't be introducing the bat in inopportune circumstances. It'll stay here, it will quietly take space, and it will mostly be untouched. But it'll be there in case it is ever needed. A neutral instrument loyal only, in the moment, to the hands holding it. I've been around some sketchy people in my personal life recently, and I don't want them to become undue toward me anymore than they already are.
And I want everyone to be safe, in case you have home intruders... or in case your stupid Karen aunt wants to sacrifice your kiddo to Satan. And that happens, like, all the time, you guys!
slovakianrenner
Active Member
Looks like a Tranny to me
Hell is going to be FULL when this is all over with
Hell is going to be FULL when this is all over with
VLGRDSPLY
Trusted Member
@Symmachus single mom... next to my bed I have a metal bat... under my bed I have a no messing arround pellet gun... locked in table next to bed I have my loaded gun...
I don't ever want to have to go for the gun... I hope that if anything ever does happen the bat n pellet gun should suffice... pellet gun looks like a shot gun ( an old wooden one from the late 50's) I have never played baseball in my life, neither has my kid but man I love having that bat
I don't ever want to have to go for the gun... I hope that if anything ever does happen the bat n pellet gun should suffice... pellet gun looks like a shot gun ( an old wooden one from the late 50's) I have never played baseball in my life, neither has my kid but man I love having that bat
CancerMan
Well-Known Member
Whoah, reminds me of the case of Adolfo Constanzo.
While I find myself immune to advertisements, when I like a series I really like, I usually go fucking nuts instantly.
When. I watched Desperate Housewives, I started vacuuming 3 times a day, Smallville I learned kryptonian alphabet in one day, and Charmed (original), I learned all the spells from 179 episodes instantly, and had my own Book Of Shadows.
Be careful going down the "witchcraft true crime without an actual crime rabbit hole"
While I find myself immune to advertisements, when I like a series I really like, I usually go fucking nuts instantly.
When. I watched Desperate Housewives, I started vacuuming 3 times a day, Smallville I learned kryptonian alphabet in one day, and Charmed (original), I learned all the spells from 179 episodes instantly, and had my own Book Of Shadows.
Be careful going down the "witchcraft true crime without an actual crime rabbit hole"
What if it's your stupid Aunt Karen? Yes, I have one of those...
And these are the "fine" people want.
I am sure in the future their fucked up cultures will become mitigating factors on why we can't incarcerate, execute or deport these barbarians.
I am sure in the future their fucked up cultures will become mitigating factors on why we can't incarcerate, execute or deport these barbarians.
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