A French woman who was sexually assaulted by a Tunisian migrant was fined €1,000 for ‘incitement to racial hatred.’ The woman said during a TV discussion that “the main danger for women in France is Black African and Arab immigrant men.” Her attacker is still at large.

That’s not a rebuttal or argument. No attempt to address the substance. But I’ve come to expect that.

BREAKING: Doctors kill 17 year old for being 17.

You can be a conservative and oppose the death penalty in modern America. If conservatism includes skepticism of bloated, fallible, and sometimes corrupt government power, there is a strong conservative case for refusing to give the state its most ultimate and irreversible power: executing a human life.

Matt did a thing. That’s it. That’s the tweet.

It is hypocritical to oppose the death penalty but to support abortion.

Hi Nick, I greatly respect you. You are a fighter for life. Thank you for sharing your perspective. I don’t think those who support the death penalty are themselves personally inhumane and did not say that in my post. I think the death penalty itself is inhumane in a nation where we can effectively secure violent offenders and prevent them from harming others. The ancient Israelites did not have the prisons we have today, which made the death penalty acceptable under those circumstances, as a means of protecting the public from the criminal. But the Bible doesn’t mandate the death penalty for modern America. Today we have the ability to imprison violent offenders for life. Taking their lives is unnecessary to protect the common good. Whether the death penalty is justified does not depend on the degree of confidence in a criminal’s guilt. In the modern world, the death penalty is unjust even for those we know are guilty. A crime, even a horrific crime, does not erase the criminal’s humanity. We have a duty to protect the public and to protect the innocent. But vengeance is the Lord’s alone. There is also a separate concern that I find compelling: entrusting the government—with all its capacity for overreach, corruption, bias, and human error—with the ultimate and irreversible power to take the life of one of its citizens. Our government has made terrible mistakes, and you have been a stalwart critic of government overreach and corruption. In my view, the most conservative position would be to say that, in modern America, the State should not wield the irreversible power of execution when it can protect society through life imprisonment instead.

Labour is killing the justice system

please don't make me repost Andrew Wilson, please don't make me repost Andrew Wilson, please don't make me repost Anderw Wilson

In Celebration of Reformation month, I have just one question for Protestants. How do you know which books belong in Bible, using only Bible?

On September 30, the eve of the feast of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, Tennessee failed to execute Christa Gail Pike. After two doses of lethal injection, she remained alive. Officials took her to a hospital. The Governor then halted all remaining executions for the year. Experts are calling it unprecedented. Why does the date matter? Before she became a Carmelite, 14 year old Thérèse Martin heard about Henri Pranzini, a man condemned for a brutal triple murder in Paris in 1887. He refused the chaplain and was called impenitent. Thérèse made him her "first child." She offered Masses and prayed: "My God, I am quite sure that Thou wilt pardon this unhappy Pranzini... but this is my first sinner, and therefore I beg for just one sign of repentance to reassure me." On August 31, 1887, at the foot of the scaffold, Pranzini turned, seized the crucifix and kissed the wounds of Christ three times. Thérèse wrote: "I had obtained the sign I asked for." 139 years later, on the vigil of her feast, another condemned prisoner is given more time. The Church has not declared this a miracle. But for those who love St. Thérèse, the pattern is familiar. She did not pray that Pranzini escape justice. She prayed that he not be lost. That he be given a sign. On September 30, justice was suspended, not to deny accountability, but perhaps to extend mercy.

Catholicism is based, true, and beautiful.

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Eleven Police officers, mostly men broke into her house to arrest her while she was naked in the bath But… Why? Because she sent a text message that contained the word 'faggot' Britain 🇬🇧 is beyond Orwellian at this point

He nails it

🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England 92 Year Old War Widow has a message for UK PM Andy Burnham as she’s arrested for saying words she’s not allowed to say. This is England now.

@grok Is @RealCandaceO the prominent conservative woman who told an underage girl, “I want to be inside your lady garden?”

This is what happens when a society abandons God.

The UK Police have lost the plot. They arrest native children for fishing without a permit. Poor kid is terrified. Meanwhile, you can plan to blow up an Army base in England & get bail hours later if you are non-White. The entire West is horrified at what is happening in the UK & what the Government & Police are doing to the natives. Bolshevik Britain ☠️🇬🇧 “Just following orders” No, terrorising kids & harming citizens is criminal. These are not good people. Soulless