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God Laughs At Your Rape

The men of this generation have sought love in lustful ways. Pastors watch pornography, the stats say 9 out of 10, while they preach to their congregation about how God’s love covers all sin and iniquity regardless of being sin willful or not, forgiven or not. The spirituality of the pastor has trickled down to the flock and has ultimately infected the entire world. The result is the United States’ largest export is pornography.

The infection is the objectification of women. Women are now just walking vaginas, a pair of breasts to look at, legs to gawk at. As men’s gaze fall upon them, women feel the need to become the disease. So they put too much make-up on, inject and have surgery done on their breasts, butts, lips, and who knows what else. They do all this to prove to God that what he has given them is not enough. Biblical marriage is enough for me. One woman for life is enough to satisfy. One woman who keeps the jewels of herself to her husband. One who relies on her husband as a strong tower to dwell, rather than a pulpit to cast others down or raise herself up on.

The bible is enough knowledge for a lifetime. Virginity till marriage is enough self-control. These people have stripped their self-respect. They are destroying the lives of the women and men that watch and defiling each other whether it be on the Internet, at a strip club, or at a video store. It’s like they are running from the natural love they should have. The men of this generation are consumed in the destruction of women.

Most men are pigs; most women are mindless objects. There were guys that brought their girlfriends out. Each girlfriend that day saw how she could never satisfy the lust of the boy she was with. She realized she was not attractive enough for his needs. She realized she was not as much of a whore as her boyfriend wanted in her. But once they become sluts, men are no longer attracted.

God Laughs At Your RAPE!

Proverbs 1:26-28 (KJV)

26 I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh;

27 When your fear cometh as desolation, and your destruction cometh as a whirlwind; when distress and anguish cometh upon you.

28 Then shall they call upon me, but I will not answer; they shall seek me early, but they shall not find me:

As a Christian I believe God sees these women for the cougars they are, they seek to kill and destroy mens lives. Their families, many an honorable woman has been undermined by these whores.

Rape is a part of the pornography industry, many of these girls “FANS” wait for just the right moment. Or these women get drunk then someone goes in to rape them. Or its part of some sick porno film.

God looks down from his kingdom, and after all the wisdom, mercy, and knowledge. These whores still try to destroy men— and for that

God laughs at their and any other sluts RAPE

He mocks at them saying—

Its just another lay, just another one night stand, its just that “consent” wasn’t there.

You deserved it

You weren’t even a good rape victim

Maybe Bill Cosby would Rape you

I know you want it,

You said no but your body said YES!

Rape isn’t that Bad

As the rape drug settles in, as the fear of what may happen sets, God smiles. The porn girl, the whore, a slut calls out to God in desperation crying and weeping only to hear the Laugh of our almighty God during her RAPE.

God Laughs when these women get AIDS, God laughs when these porn duds retain gonorrhea. God will laugh when the genital warts burn on the thighs that enticed so many men.

ALGOOD, Tenn. -- A veteran investigator with the Tennessee Department of Health was forced to resign or face termination last month for his conduct during a racially charged case.

William Sewell was an emergency medical service investigator, assigned to the Upper Cumberland Region, who had been with the state more than 40 years.

Last summer, Sewell began investigating a case involving the Algood Fire Department in Putnam County.

In an interview with the man who filed the complaint, Shun Mullins, Sewell began telling a graphic story about a black man who was lynched near Baxter, Tennessee, many years ago.

The state claimed Sewell's conduct in that interview could be perceived as a "form of intimidation" toward Mullins.

"If he was doing that to me, how many other people has he done that to?" Mullins asked.

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Sewell was there to a investigate a complaint filed by Mullins after the death of his mother.

Mullins claimed Algood's deputy fire chief refused to do CPR on his mother because she was black and then falsified medical reports to cover it up.

After asking about prison and hearing about the final moments of Dorothy Mullins life, Sewell ended the meeting in a shocking way.

"Mr. Sewell goes into a story about a hanging, that he had been told, about the hanging of a black man," Mullins said.

Affidavits from all inside the meeting alleged that Sewell went into disturbing details about a lynching -- and the mutilation of a black man's body -- in Sewell's hometown of Baxter many years ago.

"They hung him, and they started carving his skin out of his back. It was like he got excited telling this story," Allen remembered.

Judy Mainord said Sewell continued the story by saying, "They lowered the body, and all the white men standing around took turns removing the skin from the black man's back."

The three say Sewell finished with a shocking detail, that he still owned a "strap" of the lynched man's skin, passed down from his grandfather.

"They made a strap out of his skin, and they used that strap as a knife sharpener," Allen remembered.

"It was like a trophy to him, and that concerns me," Mainord said.

Shun Mullins said, "It was my impression he still had it at his house. The way he enjoyed telling the story, I thought perhaps he was still using it."

[...]

NewsChannel 5 Investigates asked, "Who is the victim in this situation?"

Sewell responded, "I am."

"And why are you the victim?" we asked.

"I am the victim because I made a mistake," Sewell said.

Shun Mullins and the others in that meeting believed Sewell had told that story many other times and said that the state did the right thing.

"To take a man's job away is a serious matter, but Mr. Sewell made that statement to me and he had no concern for how I was feeling," Mullins said.