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Originally Posted by Justin Archuleta
Please just help me or stop trying to tear me down.
You can help yourself. The Bible offers a pretty simple way to tell who's a scammer: by their deeds, not their words.
Instead of posting long winded diatribes about God, limit your posts to, "today I paid the following people $20 ..."
As soon as your victims start posting that they have received money from you, you're going to see a huge drop in the negative comments about your mental state and whether your account was hacked and whether you're a troll. You're not going to immediately get medals, but at least people will wait to see what you do rather than criticize what you say. And after a few weeks/months, people may actually believe you're serious, and you'll actually get some positive comments.
You'll probably be getting all sorts of positive encouragement by the time you've finished paying back what you stole, but don't let that go to your head - you've simply returned stolen money to its rightful owner. You want to convince people you've been changed by God? Do what Matthew the tax collector did and return 4x what you stole, not just 1x.
I guarantee you after however many years of receiving $20/week from you, people will love to hear the story of how God changed your life.
But for now, you're just another scumbag who talks big on the Internet.