Hello everyone, I'm Nikelli Cadilla. I'm a Caucasian woman with long blonde hair and I go by she-her.

Hello everyone, I'm Nick Fillingham. I'm a Caucasian man with glasses and a bead. I go by he-him.

I'm an Asian and white female with dark brown hair wearing a red sleeveless top.

I'm a tall Hispanic male wearing a blue shirt, Becky pants.

It's John Cooper with Cooper stuff here. I'm 5'11 dude. My pronouns are manly and studly. You can use those interchangeably if you like.

I got dark hair and a dark beard. It's flow. It's sort of like a mane of a lion and just a general kind of vibe of just masculinity.

And lucky for you guys, just like the Kung Fu Panda, there is no extra charge for attractiveness or awesomeness.

That's just the way that we like to roll here. My little town of Kenosha is back in the spotlight. Of course we just had the Kyle Rittenhouse trial as with everything in America.

There are two sides and people are very passionate on both sides of the issue.

We are going to talk about the Rittenhouse stuff a little bit specifically. But mainly what I want to talk about is what this shows.

It's about philosophy about the things that you believe. What are your core beliefs about justice?

We're going to talk a little bit about cosmic justice versus traditional justice. We're going to jump into it because we're talking about Christ, Kingdom, and no woe cookies up on Cooper stuff.

Hey everybody, welcome back to Cooper stuff. How's it going? I know we've had a couple of weeks off. Things are fine here with the Cooper house.

I want everybody to know as we start at first because people have been asking things are good in Kenosha. Everything so far has been peaceful and quiet and there really hasn't been necessarily a ton. I've went down to the courthouse several times during the week before the jury come back.

Everything looks fine. We are doing fine. We're healthy. We're happy. It's good to be back a couple of weeks ago, which was the last Cooper stuff. I talked if you remember I talked about the the Piper article on vaccination.

I specifically asked you ladies watching Cooper stuff. Does anybody have any stories about negative side effects of the vaccine? Remember that? I was saying with girl situation stuff, time of the month things. Remember that?

I said hey, if you know somebody send me a comment. Well lots of people sent me some comments. I feel like I know you guys pretty well. I know quite a lot about Cooper stuff fans now. It was crazy.

I do want to thank you and sincerity. It was amazing. Having so much feedback. The reason I like is because I know that a lot of people feel like maybe I'm just going crazy. Maybe I'm the only one.

I'm going to suffer a side effect of this sort or know someone who did. And as we all know, social media, big tech has been very much pulling down that sort of information. Right? Like they've been really pulling down and censoring stuff. So it was great to see so many comments. So thank you guys for your involvement.

We're going to talk about something that I feel quite passionate about. It is good justice. It is what I think one of the biggest things that we are struggling with not just in America and the American church. It's the same in the church and from outside the church.

What defines justice in this written house trial is giving us a lot to think about. I think it's going to be really helpful. So before I jump in, I need to tell you guys this.

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