Posted on 09/13/2007 7:56:47 PM PDT by MindBender26
Edited on 09/13/2007 8:31:59 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
The perp in Miami is dead. The cops got their man.
Cops found and shot and killed LaBeet after they confronted him in Pembroke Pines:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1895907/posts?page=810#810
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Yet early in the original article they made a point of identifying him as white.
I have no problem with a suspect being identified as white. I definitely think the public deserves to have a description and to know who they should be looking out for.
My problem is with the lack of a description when a suspect is not white. Even worse, is the attempt to deflect any negative attention away from a non-white, non-Christian, non-supposedly-oppressed-and-misunderstood-group.
Pretending a problem doesn’t exist, doesn’t make it go away. In fact, it helps it to thrive.
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Man I hope so. If you ever want to see Heaven's streets of gold...you've gotta know the password: Roll TIDE ROLL!
Christians, if any of the churches in your area have a jailhouse or prison minsitry consider joining it. The Muslims are very active in the prisons and recruit thousands of criminals and potential jihadists through them. Shine the light of truth in the prisons . . .
You are correct. None of the local stations, here in Miami (NOT "Maim-Me ~sigh~) have mentioned his religion. I wonder, when the cops blew him away, was he screaming Allah-Hu Akbar?
“Christians, if any of the churches in your area have a jailhouse or prison minsitry consider joining it. The Muslims are very active in the prisons and recruit thousands of criminals and potential jihadists through them. Shine the light of truth in the prisons . . .”
Bears repeating!
International Islam supports and funds terror and terrorists through its crony criminals, leftist nations such as Cuba and wherever they can find more psychopaths.
The prison ministry I work with has had some remarkable people come to Christ. As a lawyer, and a guy that grew up in cities, I am naturally cynical towards criminals. Initially I thought of it as helping the individual prisoners that came to the ministry, to us. The thing that I did not consider is how much good these same prisoners can do in jail for others once they have a purpose. One man, life sentence without possibility of parole, so no “angle” is involved, has immersed himself so deeply into scripture, and changed in such an amazing way, that the other prisoners and guards are now coming to him with questions and to pray. The prisoners can have a ministry right there in prison that is in every way as “important” as if they were free; in a way it’s one of the few things they can do in prison that is worthwhile and important.
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