Where Glory Awaits

I am from a small town in upstate NY and attended the same middle school and high school with Sean. We didn’t really hang out in the same circles, but he was always very kind, pleasant and respectful to me when we did make conversation. I liked Sean a lot and thought he was a good quality human being. I haven’t seen Sean since high school graduation but it seems Sean lost his way and ended up with a bad group of people who have corrupted his morals and character. I never pictured Sean being involved with anything that would praise one race being superior over another. I actually felt Sean was one of the more progressive classmates I had because of some of the romantic relationships he had at school, showing to me it didn’t matter about the race or sexuality of the person Sean was involved with at the time. Sean was ok being with who he liked being with in high school which I respected. This hatred seems to be quite the opposite of how Sean was back in those days. The past weekend on Facebook other classmates have taken to posting messages of sadness with how a bright eyed young boy who seemed to be a regular person would be influenced by others into joining a group like this. Posts by peers of Sean’s who saw him as a mentor, now shocked and let down by what has become of this hometown hero. His family has posted messages missing him and hoping he’d snap back to reality. Maybe Sean will see the light of love through the fog of hate he is currently trapped in. God bless you Sean.

This podcast is full of revisionist history and white supremacist propaganda. It glorifies racial violence and encourages furthering that violence. It’s shameful that Apple would even allow this on their platform.

I have been so blessed by these men’s Godly conversations.