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Shop for Killers Ep. 8 Reaction [FULL] (Patreon)

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2026-07-20 19:00:12
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Season finale!! Cant wait for S2 coming soon.

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JTMoney

It can be a bit hard to tell because of the flashbacks but all this happened in the span of 1 to 2 days, 3 tops. From the time she was at the police station and got the call that Jinman was dead to his "funeral" and her going home and changing into the tracksuit. So, at the point he comes in the taxi, Jinman is still recovering from the situation in which he presumably died.

DAC_clara99 MJ

Hey, for the statement made athe 38minute mark. Most religions have exceptions. Honestly, at the end of the day, it depends on the religion. Very FEW religions teach that *all* killing is wrong without exception. Islam, for example, permits killing in certain circumstances. Christianity, which is my religion, also distinguishes between murder and other forms of killing, such as lawful execution, self-defense, and warfare. Not to turn this into Sunday school but, A more accurate translation of the Sixth Commandment is **"You shall not murder,"** not **"You shall not kill."**  This distinction is seen throughout the Bible. In the Old Testament, God repeatedly commanded Israel to go to war against certain nations. In some cases, He even instructed them to destroy entire populations, including livestock. When Israel disobeyed God's commands, they often lost His protection and suffered defeat in battle. The Bible also recognizes lawful authority. It allows for self-defense, the protection of one's family, and, in the New Testament, recognizes the government's authority to carry out justice, including capital punishment (Romans 13:1–4). For Christians, God is omniscient. He knows the motive behind it. Did you kill to protect yourself or someone else from immediate harm? Did you act in a just war under legitimate authority? Or did you kill out of greed, hatred, revenge, or selfish ambition? Those intentions matter because God judges both our actions and our hearts.