Russians murdered two women on their way to work at a local hospital.

[Swede]

In the village of Strilecha (located on the border with Russia) the orcs fired at a car in which 2 women - workers of a local hospital - were driving. They died on the spot.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/xhavlh/in_the_village_of_strilecha_located_on_the_border/

[Ilsa]

1. There is something wrong with many Russians.

I wish there was a way to carve up russia and retrain their way of thinking.

I'm not feeling very charitable towards them.

[DURHAM D]

2. MAGA Repubs are cut from the same cloth. nt

[Irish_Dem]

4. I know. I think Biden has been pushed way past his limits.

Putin needs to watch his step.

[Karadeniz]

3. Every so often, I have a pang thinking of my ultimate life review and the crap I'm going to have to

watch, my actions' effect on others. Not looking forward to that movie. But I swear, I can't even imagine what some souls are going to suffer at that time. Killing. Raping. Torture. And I don't know what will happen to them after that, but it can't be good. Jesus said you have to pay every cent of your spiritual debt. I don't know how they can. I feel sorry for these souls, but their behavior on earth is their downfall.

[Ilsa]

5. I've had fun watching the first three seasons

of "Lucifer" on Netflix. It's sexy, funny, indulgent, and fun. One premise of the storyline is that as a rebellious, fallen angel, Lucifer isn't evil incarnate, but was tasked by God with the punishment of evil in his kingdom of Hell. One comment struck me as interesting, as Lucifer assumed most people in Hell know they deserve torment, and they can't get past it, so they are tormented forever. Of course, some people don't have a conscience, so I doubt it applies to everyone, in a theory of a lighthearted tv show.