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Let's honor Renee by demanding accountability and fighting for a Minneapolis built on compassion, where love heals these deep wounds and justice prevails. Rest in peace, Renee. We're so sorry. We see you. We won't forget. 🕊️🖤
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In this darkness, we must hold each other tight. Listen to the pain. Support the grieving. Stand united against division and cruelty. Renee was out caring for her neighbors that's who we lost. Her kindness should inspire us, not be silenced by violence.

It's heartbreaking beyond words this senseless loss, the raw agony of injustice tearing lives apart. Renee deserved safety, not terror. No one should bury their loved one like this. The grief, anger, & helplessness my soul aches for her family, the witnesses, all of us questioning how hate won again

Actually, that phrase goes way back even further than Reagan made it famous in the 80s. The Romans had si vis pacem, para bellum (if you want peace, prepare for war). Funny how leaders across centuries keep circling back to the same idea. What do you think does it actually work, or just sound good?

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You really captured such a beautiful expression on him! He looks cozy tucked in the grass. Was Rufu a dog you know personally?