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@ParisHilton stupid Sqid… Paris Hilton bla bla bla you feeding who to the shark then using the liver for what again bc I’ve been writing pdiddy and my hand to god you can ask him how I know… I even drew him a picture and sent him a song It makes me think of that movie where they fed people to the sharks… that would be ironic to feed people to the sharks and then use their liver to make skin product 😂 I want to explain my concern about this product because I don’t want anybody twisting what I’m saying. I looked into the ingredients because I wanted to know exactly what I’m putting on my body. I found oils, synthetic ingredients, squalane, pigments, flavoring, and other cosmetic ingredients. I did NOT find human flesh listed as an ingredient, and I have not found evidence proving that human tissue is in the product. So this is my PERSONAL concern and review, not me saying something is a proven fact when I don’t have the evidence. But here’s where my Bible questions come in. Scripture takes the suffering, blood, cries, sweat, and tears of God’s people seriously. James 5:4 talks about the cries of workers whose wages were withheld reaching the ears of the Lord of hosts. Revelation 6:9-10 talks about the souls of those who were killed for the word of God crying out for justice. And Revelation 18:24 says that Babylon was found responsible for the blood of prophets, saints, and people who were killed upon the earth. That tells me something: God does not overlook what is done to His people. You cannot simply take somebody else’s suffering and turn it into something beautiful for yourself and assume God doesn’t see where it came from. BUT I also want to be very clear: The Bible does NOT give me a formula saying, “If you put the sweat or tears of a saint on your skin, this specific curse will happen to you.” That would be adding words to Scripture. What Scripture DOES teach is that God sees oppression, hears the cries of the mistreated, and holds people accountable for what they do. So my question isn’t simply: “What is in this bottle?” My question is: What is behind what we consume, what we support, what we glorify, and what we put on our bodies? And if there is ever evidence that somebody’s suffering, abuse, blood, or exploitation was actually being used for profit, then I believe that deserves to be looked at

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