Regarding most of the stories that are picked up in the media, I quote one of my favorite forum members, Leonard D Neubache (removed a few words to generalize the specific):
Let's take a break from non-stop Covid coverage and cover a story that's like warmly revisiting the nostalgic, race-baiting days of 2014: A black man, Ahmaud Arbery Marquez, was shot by a pair of white men who mistook him for a burglar in Brunswick, Georgia. The Glynn County Police Department...
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What would his guilt or innocence alter about the broader issue or the lives of anyone here?
Nobody here is going to be compelled to do one thing or the other regardless of what the details ... turn out to be.
He turns out to be innocent...
OK, now what?
He turns out to be [guilty].
OK, now what?
The media demands you take a stance on this, one way or another, because it puts you in opposition to people you will never speak to or even meet. They want you getting into fights with people on social media that achieve nothing but to foster spiritual dysfunction, because all of this at its root is about fostering spiritual dysfunction. Opening back doors to demonic infection.
The correct response to whether the [event] was justified or not is "I don't have a compelling reason to care, about this event or any of the other thousands of horrible things that happened on that particular day of the week, may God have mercy on the souls of everyone involved."
Make the decision to do what it takes to live somewhere where you don't need to put bars over the windows on your house. Then remove these silly dramas from your mind and your soul.