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🗓️ 24 March 2023
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Thomas Edwin Loden Jr, was a proud recruiter for the Marines back in the summer of 2000. A seemingly chance encounter on the late evening of June 22nd, with 16 year old Leesa Marie Gray, would change his life forever. And end hers.
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0:00.0 | can we talk something else? can we talk about something else? |
0:06.0 | Hello out there life is short and the |
0:35.8 | stakes are high. Some go through but most just die. |
0:42.8 | Being sorry is fine when it comes to accidents and small mistakes. A child has a fit of anger |
0:53.5 | and breaks a toy. A parent yells a little too loud as a result. I'm sorry. Yes. Of course |
1:01.4 | you're sorry it's okay. You know kid we're both sorry. I didn't go so far as to say |
1:06.4 | that being sorry is good enough most of the time if it's heartfelt. But there's a line |
1:13.4 | right? I mean we're talking about a parent with child and a toy. But there's a line |
1:18.4 | right? For a sorry being good enough this whole religious angle when it gets into |
1:25.0 | a territory of life and death. This angle of forgiveness no matter what has always |
1:31.1 | run a little hollow for me. If the apologizer is truly sorry then the acceptor of the |
1:38.4 | apology needs to be truly accepting. Not just doing what they think God wants. And if |
1:45.9 | you're following me here I mean it's a hot start but if God or whatever is forgiving |
1:52.8 | and wants humanity to be forgiving then what's the fucking point of any of this? Like |
1:58.2 | no matter what we do in this life as long as we sit down and think about it afterwards |
2:03.2 | and decide we're sorry about it then it's okay? No. It's not okay in certain situations. |
2:11.7 | That way of thinking when we're talking about adult situations is flat childish. Most |
2:17.2 | what people think of life and its purpose is pretty limp-dicked in childish in my opinion. |
2:24.6 | We got a bunch of chickens running around doing what they've been told to avoid them their |
2:28.0 | heads caught off most of the time as adults but anyways I feel it's impossible for everything |
2:36.0 | to be okay as the result of an apology when you're a perpetrator who has been convicted |
2:42.0 | of sadistic rape and murder maybe it's just me I don't know because you know no matter |
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