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:Since I'm listing [[BLM]] violence in [[Left-wing violence in the Trump era (2020)|this page]], it's technically cataloged with other specific topics. It's important to note that when getting the information, I mainly use the [[Gateway Pundit]] since they report on incidents very quickly, though I do also use [[Breitbart]] and [[Townhall]]; this means that I'm likely to catch up on most news but maybe not all. —[[User:Liberaltears|Liberaltears]]<sup>'''''[[User:Liberaltears/mail|May Dataclarifier's mother be all well!]]'''''</sup> Sunday, 21:53, 5 September 2020 (EDT)
==I saw your edit my talk page==
We are all right. I donated some of my dumbbell free weights to the Boys and Girls Club of America here in Des Moines 30# to 60#, and kept the 3# through 25# weights and my incline-decline exercise bench with leg curl and extension attachment with plates. The representative was delighted!
I read your edit and ignored RobSmith's posting, and then deleted the page content, as I said I would. Peace be with you. --[[User:Dataclarifier|Dataclarifier]] ([[User talk:Dataclarifier|talk]]) 14:12, 10 September 2020 (EDT)
Addendum: I posted the following on the Debate Talk page Have the gates of hell...
A story is told about St. Francis of Assisi. There was, during St. Francis’ time, a priest who was
a scandal to his parish. He was living with a woman in sin and nothing could convince the wayward priest to change his ways. He tried to change, but the sinful habit of sex outside of marriage
had a strangle hold on the priest.
The parish decided to take action so one night they went to the priest’s house carrying torches
and clubs ...they would convince the priest to change his ways one way or another. After
pounding on the door, the wayward priest appeared and St. Francis stepped forward to confront
him. Both the priest and the mob thought that Francis would verbally chastise him but, to the
surprise of all, the holy St. Francis fell to his knees before the fallen priest. Francis took the
priest’s hands and kissed them...“Sinner or no.” Francis said, “I kiss the hands of this man whom
God has gifted with the power to change bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ...The
hands of the one who has the power to forgive sins in God’s name.” The wayward priest fell to
his knees too and began to sob uncontrollably. The scandalous priest there,
kneeling with the saint, repented of his sins and turned his life back over to Christ. The priest
who had believed he was defeated by his sexually scandalous life, found victory that night. The
parish that had given up on the wayward pastor and wanted vengeance found victory too as they
witnessed Christ’s mercy melt the heart of a hardened sinner. --[[User:Dataclarifier|Dataclarifier]] ([[User talk:Dataclarifier|talk]]) 14:12, 10 September 2020 (EDT)
