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But asking questions doesn't mean disturbance of the guests story it could also mean trying by all means to extract all those details lost in the articulation eg she mentioned that her mind shuts off now and then so it would have been beautiful for Justice to ask more questions coz I feel robbed more was about to come out....
Even me my sister I’m not someone to listen for an hour about trafficking drugs and stuff , but your testimony I have listened In full. No one can judge you except God more over you have grown and learned from your mistakes . May God see you through 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Not to say its TOTALLY ILLEGAL. She admitted she is a Criminal. What compounds the crime, is no thought for the death and misery her crime would cause, she only cared about bringing humiliation to her family. No sympathy.
I have always listen to the voice inside of me when it speaks, and it is soft and sweet and can be harsh but it has saved me from a lot of bad decisions and situations, sometimes it even saves me from myself
Wow!!! Thank you for your testimony Sis' Lindiwe Mdlalose. Even though many of us may not be tempted to traffic drugs, as you were, many of us have heard that "still, small voice" that warns us away from events that will bring us harm. Thank you very much for the reminder that, that "still, small voice" is God speaking to our spirits! 🤲
I listened to her until the last minute. Very great testimony. I am happy that in in early age, I learned and understood that prison isn't some place i would like to be. I remember when I livedonn the island of curacao the nederland island in South America. I was working there when i met on the beach 4 Africans guys. We become friend, and one day i realized they were studying me 😮 for some kind of drugs job which is very normal there due to the conexion with Holland. I told them I was working in the country and I loved my job. Without offering me anything, they left my life. is a voice that talks to us and tell us exactly what we need to hear or to do just need to listen. I hope god keeps me giving the winsdom to live a decente free life. i am in my planet to live ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you for your testimony!❤❤❤❤
Thank you sis Lindiwe our kids who are listening their ears are opened right now. May our Good Lord bless you coz you are saving Hos kids by opening up. Drugs are no good.. thank you my sister and I love you so much 🥰🥰
Capitivating and powerful testimony Lindiwe- to God be the glory who is the only to change a mess into a message that reaches into the hearts of innocent drug traffickers who get caught up in greed and suffer the consequences resulting in babies growing up in prison and families impacted
Thank God for Mercy, lets turn our lives to Jesus-the Lord and Saviour. May God in Mercy attend to all those who were/are affected even in the past. It's time for Restoration
Oh wow. So even South Africans are into drug dealing. And this illegal drug's are easily brought into South African borders without catching the smugglers. Something is wrong in those borders. My sister thank God for your life and testimony. God are really using you for a better tomorrow. Everything happens for a reason. Wishing you all the best👌
Thank you, cc Lindiwe, for sharing this powerful information and your honesty, lesson learned ungathandi ukukhazikhazi ongazi ukuthi benzani ukuthola le mali
Thank you for opening up about your wounds to the world.Sis the journey you went through was all for all of us young people,to be saved ❤I shed a tear bc God really died for us.May God make your cup overflow.
God be with u Lindiwe, ur living God's purpose about yo life, continue to spread the good news, the enemy will always attack but I believe ur stronger❤
Lindiwe is a good story teller. It was good she bared it all out. Hope others will learn from story. Desire to get rich quickly, wealth without labour and greed pervades her story. I find the constant reference to devil and some spirit in her narrative very irritating. I am wondering whether they have picked up the boss and the other girls. They should rot in prison.
You're brave for telling the truth. One cannot pray to God for help while you're committing a crime, we deceive ourselves when we do this. Two years in prison doesn't sound like much but loosing it is a very big loss.
In the mist of everything God spoke but we like thomas we want proof or we dnt know the voice of Emmanuel,l learned a lot my sister from you and l will use it as a weapon for myself to conquer the world,God bless you, shalom
This story proves my experience of kids growing up in Christian homes doesn't make them stay away from troubles. If parents are too controlling and determine everything for their kids, they will start to rebel and go the wrong way because they never had to chance to make any decisions on their own. Never force your kids to live the life you want them live and let them make their own choices in life about clothing, food and religion.
Your testimony is powerful i pray people should be content with wat you hv than to end up doing bad things ending us into big trouble Keep praying God loves you girl My ?is did the boss came to see you or hrlp you when you came back to jail?
I wish God can open our eyes as ladies that life is not about money and material things and the only thing we can do is to seek GOD and serve Him. Quick money is not a solution
This… was God’s will into perfection. I often say “Criminals work extremely well together no matter the race ationality\tribe\language” but Sis’ Lindi showed me that my understanding was actually short. Why? I now understand. It’s a principality all the criminals are serving one master. The Devil. And that is what unifies them in their individual selfishness. Conversely, us… the law-abiding “good ones”, we are not perfect neither. We are just as selfish. Why can’t we see the greatness in helping others who are in need? Especially, those who are NOT like us? Look at how quick Sis’ Lindi jumped at the “misopportunity” to participate in serving herself (greed) next to not only a stranger but a foreign one (fine the boss was the same race… but note that in serving his own greed that boss was working with Argentines and Indians etc)… and furthermore, Sis’ Lindi turned right around came back and worked with even more strangers (Congo, Zimbabwe). My point is, let’s serve the highest. We need to focus not on ourselves but others. Instead of greed… let’s ask ourselves what can l give? How can l be helpful of a stranger (no matter the race/nationality/tribe/language). How can l hear that small voice Sis’ Lindi heard… not warning me, but thanking me for doing righteous things. I have learned something great today. I am not a person who courts trouble… but l now realize I have been doing the bare minimum actually. I need to be much more helpful of others before they even ask of it. This is my personal takeaway from today. Thank you Justify, Danko🙏🏾 God continue to bless this channel richly.
@@gxobinjasambemntungwa9694 I’ve been online for over a decade… this was one of the most profound things l have come across. For some reason it really spoke to me. And l have plenty similar stories.
I have an incomplete covernant with God I Started well & backed out half way through it.. you have just encouraged me to Finish what I’ve started ❤ Thank you sis God Bless You 😊
But she didn't mention the time she came back from prison how her boss react and did they see each other or not and if he try to make her Do drug dealing again
But i feel like the host didn't ask questions as to, was the lady still communicating with her family and the Boss and what was said by the boss after they found out she was jailed....
Normally the boss will just went quite to protect himself only stress about their lost money on the drugs. They mostly communicate with their families while in prison depending on country I guess.
Thank you Ms Limdiwe for sharing your experience, I have learnt alot, one should be contented and not envy others that have what one doesnt. God bless 🙏🏾
Thank you cc. I wish you said something about your boss after you were arrested or if you had any type of contact when you were released otherwise... Stay blessed 🙏...
Thankfully because we have been wronged or our loved ones or someone we know is affected by our deeds or actions, it does not give us the right to decide other people's punishment or judgments.
@braxx355hmmm, it’s not as simple as that. It’s more complex than that. Children don’t choose to be born to drug addicts, grow up in a drug infested neighbourhoods, without responsible parents, without opportunities for sustainable jobs etc.
Drug business is a multinational network but Oga are small fish, they are small time distributors dealing with small change carried by mules. They are spaza equivalent in size. The real king pins are the Mexicans, Colombians & East Europeans who use the sea ports or manufacture locally. In Limpopo the police just arrested 3 Mexicans and 2 South Africans (including a leader of Afriforum) operating an industrial-scale crystal meth lab manufacturing billions of rands worth of drugs. Some Methamphetamine comes from Afghanistan, cocaine from Mexico. Most of these drugs are pushed local gangsters which are celebrated in telenovelas, soapies and township culture. In Nov 2023 the police seized 100kg of cocaine & in Feb of the same year they seized 300kg of pure cocaine - estimated at 1.3B at a harbour in Durban consignment had come from South America.
@@gracemahlangu4112 perhaps you should practice what your name means and give her/him GRACE! Drugs may have taken the lives of her/his loved ones so it’s always going to be infuriating for some people to hear such stories.
@@desi1844 I guess we all have been affected/ impacted by drugs one way or the other. I'm actually living up to my name by empathising with her since she has repented. Who are we to judge?
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Same here, from TikTok I came running after her
She really has that power to make people listen when she talks.
Salute to her
I salute her, she's a living testimony
This is the only PODCAST which the guest is given a chance to speak without interruption.
It’s great but it would be nice if he asked questions on key parts. I would have loved to hear more details about her jail time in Argentina…
Even Promise Makunyane’s
came to the comments to type that.
Try ya MADAM SPEAKER PERSEVERANCE.
But asking questions doesn't mean disturbance of the guests story it could also mean trying by all means to extract all those details lost in the articulation eg she mentioned that her mind shuts off now and then so it would have been beautiful for Justice to ask more questions coz I feel robbed more was about to come out....
Great storyteller. She dragged me from tik tok😞😭
Me too
Me too😢
Me too😂
Me too
Mee too
MY opinion is.. The word she did not use is greed. Greed drives you to doing such things .
Yes, I don't know how many times I said it was greed my sister.
She referenced it. The demon behind her was definitely “greed”
Just blaming everything on a devil and no accountability.
Same here evrytime she says spirit behind m saying greediness
Yes dear, the love for money - get rich quick
Even me my sister I’m not someone to listen for an hour about trafficking drugs and stuff , but your testimony I have listened In full. No one can judge you except God more over you have grown and learned from your mistakes . May God see you through 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Broken things can be useful in God's hands. Lindiwe, I salute your courage and your story is going to save lives
Stop trafficking drugs today! It’s not worth it… Your peace of mind is luxury ❤
In Ramie's economy tshomi I sometimes find myself tempted🤣🤣
@@zintlevellem3009😂I hear you very loud and clear heyyyy
@@zintlevellem3009thatha lento ayinabungozi😂😂
Not to say its TOTALLY ILLEGAL. She admitted she is a Criminal. What compounds the crime, is no thought for the death and misery her crime would cause, she only cared about bringing humiliation to her family. No sympathy.
@@zintlevellem3009 hayi I hear you my sister 😂
I have always listen to the voice inside of me when it speaks, and it is soft and sweet and can be harsh but it has saved me from a lot of bad decisions and situations, sometimes it even saves me from myself
Yeah that inner voice wants the best of us,a silent reminder
Wow!!! Thank you for your testimony Sis' Lindiwe Mdlalose. Even though many of us may not be tempted to traffic drugs, as you were, many of us have heard that "still, small voice" that warns us away from events that will bring us harm. Thank you very much for the reminder that, that "still, small voice" is God speaking to our spirits! 🤲
Still small voice take heed
I listened to her until the last minute. Very great testimony. I am happy that in in early age, I learned and understood that prison isn't some place i would like to be.
I remember when I livedonn the island of curacao the nederland island in South America. I was working there when i met on the beach 4 Africans guys. We become friend, and one day i realized they were studying me 😮 for some kind of drugs job which is very normal there due to the conexion with Holland. I told them I was working in the country and I loved my job. Without offering me anything, they left my life. is a voice that talks to us and tell us exactly what we need to hear or to do just need to listen. I hope god keeps me giving the winsdom to live a decente free life. i am in my planet to live ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your testimony!❤❤❤❤
Lindiwe told her story so well. It moved me and taught a lot. It has me at the edge of my seat 😮
Came from Tiktok
Thank you for sharing your story
watched this from Namibia , to God be the glory !!! thank you for sharing your testimony 😘
Life has got no shortcuts, that's the lesson we all must learn
Thank you sis Lindiwe our kids who are listening their ears are opened right now. May our Good Lord bless you coz you are saving Hos kids by opening up. Drugs are no good.. thank you my sister and I love you so much 🥰🥰
Nowadays kids are fortunate to hear it from experienced people! rona the experienced learned the hard way!
i know this lady. one of the sweetest and most authentic people ive ever met.
Mmmm wabanenhlanhla Lindiwe uboshwe iskhathi esincane beboshwa isikhathi eside.uJehova uyakuthanda mugijimele umisebenzele ngempela 🙏🙏❤siyabonga🙏
In Brazil its sometimes 6 months or a year ,Drug trafficking is not a big offense&the gov complain about prisons being full.
Yhoo..is it..@@mapithabede4295
I was glued to my sit listening to her. Wow.
This woman should worship GOD for the rest of her life because yoooh GOD really loves you so so much I tell you
My first hearing a podcast so profound so educative thank you so much for sharing this story.God bless you
Never stop praying for your children ever. Her parents prayers sustained her and keep sustaining her
Capitivating and powerful testimony Lindiwe- to God be the glory who is the only to change a mess into a message that reaches into the hearts of innocent drug traffickers who get caught up in greed and
suffer the consequences resulting in babies growing up in prison
and families impacted
Thank God for Mercy, lets turn our lives to Jesus-the Lord and Saviour. May God in Mercy attend to all those who were/are affected even in the past. It's time for Restoration
She has lived 🙏🙏🙏but it's ugly because our children are dying.....🙏🙏🙏
I just hate it its worse if its done by women.we must work ladiesdiyeken ma drugs wena Lindiwe u did well ukuyeka lento yakho yok thengisa d drugs
Uyavuya wena akuthandileyo uThixo. Kazba bangaphi abafayo ngenxa yakho
@@biziwexongwana2502 so uxhasa lekaka, mxm sdom wena
The sad reality.
The next thing she's being rewarded with fame. For causing pain in children's life
I keep watching each and every interview of hers and it still feels like it’s the first time hearing her story.
True i listened to you and i felt calm and started thinking of other decisions i might decide in the future .thank you lindiwe
Nigerians are never beating the allegations
Thank you my sister. You still look beautiful and strong ❤
This story must be spread out there for these young girls especially wanting the soft life under any means. Thank you for your testimony sisi.
Oh wow. So even South Africans are into drug dealing. And this illegal drug's are easily brought into South African borders without catching the smugglers. Something is wrong in those borders. My sister thank God for your life and testimony. God are really using you for a better tomorrow. Everything happens for a reason. Wishing you all the best👌
There are a lot of South African drug dealers. The drug epidemic is not only caused by foreigners
lol, I hope you’re being sarcastic. Of course South Africans also smuggle drugs. All the big smugglers are from their country
Finally!! A straight English podcast,sad and interesting story to listen...and keep on doing good and motivating others,leke content guys..👍
Thank you, cc Lindiwe, for sharing this powerful information and your honesty, lesson learned ungathandi ukukhazikhazi ongazi ukuthi benzani ukuthola le mali
Mmmm Lindiwe siyabonga sengathi abantwana bethu bangayibona le vedeo Ngifisa sengathi ungahambela wonke amasonto,izikole zonke ukuthi kanjani angazi🙏🙏
She reminds me of Khanyi Mbau.
does she doing drugs khanyi
Thanks
People are shocked that she prayed before travelling. God is for everyone o, good or bad people.
Great episode, I love the fact that Justice gives his guests enough time to explain without having interrupting them.
Keep up the good work 👏
I love the accountability, a lot of people can learn from her❣
Thanks!
Yoh🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️my spirit have been lifted by this..I thank God for stumbling upon this podcast 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for opening up about your wounds to the world.Sis the journey you went through was all for all of us young people,to be saved ❤I shed a tear bc God really died for us.May God make your cup overflow.
God be with u Lindiwe, ur living God's purpose about yo life, continue to spread the good news, the enemy will always attack but I believe ur stronger❤
Lindiwe, I'm humbled. Greetings from Zimbabwe. God bless you and I'm certain He Will because He loves us.
Listening from
Korea! Very inspiring story
i really love how you let your guests speak their story without interrupting! kudos! and Lindiwe is a great story teller!
Lindiwe is a good story teller. It was good she bared it all out. Hope others will learn from story. Desire to get rich quickly, wealth without labour and greed pervades her story. I find the constant reference to devil and some spirit in her narrative very irritating. I am wondering whether they have picked up the boss and the other girls. They should rot in prison.
God really loves this lady he really worked through her only 2 years and 3months others get 15 years or Death God really loves you my lady
You're brave for telling the truth.
One cannot pray to God for help while you're committing a crime, we deceive ourselves when we do this.
Two years in prison doesn't sound like much but loosing it is a very big loss.
Very true God does not bless you with a sin. But thank God she is saved
Lof of people will change..your strong sis lindi..may god bless you❤
The way these women are ruining the South African name soon we will struggle to travel like their bosses.
True!!!!!
That’s true hey 😢
I remember when I didn't need a visa to UK now it is something of the past😥
Already we are called aside & searched at all international airports.😭
😮
What a good story teller and a beautiful motivational speaker, keep it up and God bless you
Amazing testimoni .To God be the glory 🙏🏾
Hallelujah to the potter who came and made us new.....🙏
Ooh South Africans wake up.
They must stop crimes simple🙄🙄🙄
Indlala ingenhla
Nope dis 1 be ku ngena indlala e khaya she wanted flashy things😮@@lihledlamini3187
This is indeed a calling I never listen to drug stories but I listened to you until the end I will share your story with young girls
I pray that your testimony will reach the nations and impact their lives in a positive way and open their eyes and remove the scales in Jesus name
Wow Lindy you had an army of intercessors praying for you.
Wow..girl you a great motivational speaker..you made me listen to your story..I'm inspired❤
Naah Lindi mama and papa were definitely praying for you. You had an army of Intercessors at church praying for you.
I love this podcast thy give the guest chance to speak without interruption and also she’s a good storyteller you can listen to her the whole day
Yes his questions are irritating
In the mist of everything God spoke but we like thomas we want proof or we dnt know the voice of Emmanuel,l learned a lot my sister from you and l will use it as a weapon for myself to conquer the world,God bless you, shalom
Thank you for the english
Wow!Thanks Lindiwe for sharing.This is a very moving testimony.Am sure you will change a lot of lives.Godbless you
This story proves my experience of kids growing up in Christian homes doesn't make them stay away from troubles. If parents are too controlling and determine everything for their kids, they will start to rebel and go the wrong way because they never had to chance to make any decisions on their own. Never force your kids to live the life you want them live and let them make their own choices in life about clothing, food and religion.
This was a better interview than the other lady. She explained everything we would if wanted to know
Your testimony is powerful i pray people should be content with wat you hv than to end up doing bad things ending us into big trouble
Keep praying God loves you girl
My ?is did the boss came to see you or hrlp you when you came back to jail?
I wish God can open our eyes as ladies that life is not about money and material things and the only thing we can do is to seek GOD and serve Him. Quick money is not a solution
Where is the Nigerian guy. Nowhere to be found I guess
Excatly he is long time disappeared
The way she is protecting him on this interview trust me he is still in South Africa and have many runners transporting his drugs
Nigeria my country 😢😢😢
This… was God’s will into perfection.
I often say “Criminals work extremely well together no matter the race
ationality\tribe\language” but Sis’ Lindi showed me that my understanding was actually short.
Why? I now understand. It’s a principality all the criminals are serving one master. The Devil. And that is what unifies them in their individual selfishness.
Conversely, us… the law-abiding “good ones”, we are not perfect neither. We are just as selfish. Why can’t we see the greatness in helping others who are in need? Especially, those who are NOT like us?
Look at how quick Sis’ Lindi jumped at the “misopportunity” to participate in serving herself (greed) next to not only a stranger but a foreign one (fine the boss was the same race… but note that in serving his own greed that boss was working with Argentines and Indians etc)… and furthermore, Sis’ Lindi turned right around came back and worked with even more strangers (Congo, Zimbabwe).
My point is, let’s serve the highest. We need to focus not on ourselves but others. Instead of greed… let’s ask ourselves what can l give? How can l be helpful of a stranger (no matter the race/nationality/tribe/language). How can l hear that small voice Sis’ Lindi heard… not warning me, but thanking me for doing righteous things.
I have learned something great today. I am not a person who courts trouble… but l now realize I have been doing the bare minimum actually. I need to be much more helpful of others before they even ask of it. This is my personal takeaway from today.
Thank you Justify, Danko🙏🏾 God continue to bless this channel richly.
100%i agree with you
@@gxobinjasambemntungwa9694 I’ve been online for over a decade… this was one of the most profound things l have come across.
For some reason it really spoke to me. And l have plenty similar stories.
Couldn't have said it better... Profound 🎉
@@unknown-hx6ru l thank God this video was made… lives will be saved. And we all will begin understanding one another and our situations better.
What an amazing testimony. Umuhle shame bizo wami,umbonge uJehova obe nomusa kuwe,wakuhawukela. Ekazi iboss yazi yezwa yini ukuthi uboshiwe,mayizwile yathini
So many signs.. she literally went to jail by choice 😊 but lovely story for someone who goes to the same story! Hope they listen to the signs:)
Very captivate by how she tell her story. Hope some will undestand. God bless you Lindiwe and will give you all you desire and more.
I have an incomplete covernant with God I Started well & backed out half way through it.. you have just encouraged me to Finish what I’ve started ❤ Thank you sis God Bless You 😊
This story is very touching😢😢 nice from the start but its heartbreaking at the end😢
But she didn't mention the time she came back from prison how her boss react and did they see each other or not and if he try to make her Do drug dealing again
I'm really interested in knowing....I think she just spoke a lot and did not allow justice to interview her
No accountability....she blamed it all on the devil instead of greed.
But i feel like the host didn't ask questions as to, was the lady still communicating with her family and the Boss and what was said by the boss after they found out she was jailed....
Normally the boss will just went quite to protect himself only stress about their lost money on the drugs. They mostly communicate with their families while in prison depending on country I guess.
She’s always speaking about her self in the 3rd person. Nkari she’s not the one enjoying the money😭
Watching from Nigeria, it is an amazing story. Many thanks for sharing
Thank you Ms Limdiwe for sharing your experience, I have learnt alot, one should be contented and not envy others that have what one doesnt. God bless 🙏🏾
I love the way she narrate her story, very interesting to listen ❤ God loves you momma
Thank you cc. I wish you said something about your boss after you were arrested or if you had any type of contact when you were released otherwise... Stay blessed 🙏...
the Only Podcast on TH-cam that lets guests 🗣 speak without being intruded ❤
Love the way you compose yourself, you were taught well God keep you safe sis
why are female criminals being referred to as survivors but males are just ex-convicts ?
Jail is hell, she is so Right, Drugs only lead to hear ache and pain,
This should be a documentary movie
God bless you my dear,we thank God for restoration of your life,it shows your a choosen serve God and leave everything to God ✋
Your calling is powerful my sister. You managed even to capture my attention too and watched the whole vedio.
I normally don't listen to the whole drug stories...but with ur story l did
U are called my sister❤
Thank you Sisi Lindi, we really appreciate you and thank u for being the voice. Bless u and ur Host❤
You were the chosen from birth, powerful testimony ✨️
This is a good podcast. This guy really knows how to ask good questions, and let the guest speak
If you see someone who's destroyed by drugs, you'd wish this lady had gone in for life. It's painful. Very painful!
Thankfully because we have been wronged or our loved ones or someone we know is affected by our deeds or actions, it does not give us the right to decide other people's punishment or judgments.
It's a choice. They are destroyed because of bad choices they make.
@@chipojuwaki3545 So people should just be left to sell illegal drugs???!
@braxx355 Strange! So all these countries that severely punish drug dealers are wrong?! - Singapore, China, Arab countries, US..etc
@braxx355hmmm, it’s not as simple as that. It’s more complex than that. Children don’t choose to be born to drug addicts, grow up in a drug infested neighbourhoods, without responsible parents, without opportunities for sustainable jobs etc.
God has lead her to her calling, she was born to preach to the nations.
Well done mama ❤
Asking the nationality of the drug boss was just a formality... WE ALL KNOW.... Oga Drug Barron is a Nigerian... obviously
😂😂😂
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Ur correct, Oga is the King of drugs
Drug business is a multinational network but Oga are small fish, they are small time distributors dealing with small change carried by mules. They are spaza equivalent in size. The real king pins are the Mexicans, Colombians & East Europeans who use the sea ports or manufacture locally. In Limpopo the police just arrested 3 Mexicans and 2 South Africans (including a leader of Afriforum) operating an industrial-scale crystal meth lab manufacturing billions of rands worth of drugs. Some Methamphetamine comes from Afghanistan, cocaine from Mexico. Most of these drugs are pushed local gangsters which are celebrated in telenovelas, soapies and township culture. In Nov 2023 the police seized 100kg of cocaine & in Feb of the same year they seized 300kg of pure cocaine - estimated at 1.3B at a harbour in Durban consignment had come from South America.
True
Powerful testimony! Thank you for sharing
You will not be a hero neither a motivator but a victim or greed and someone who helped criminal to destroy youth of this nation!
It seems like whatever spirit has left her & now you are the one who is burdened.
@@gracemahlangu4112lol
We are all sinners..it's God's mercies that keeps us going
@@gracemahlangu4112 perhaps you should practice what your name means and give her/him GRACE!
Drugs may have taken the lives of her/his loved ones so it’s always going to be infuriating for some people to hear such stories.
@@desi1844 I guess we all have been affected/ impacted by drugs one way or the other. I'm actually living up to my name by empathising with her since she has repented. Who are we to judge?