"Hail Trump" says the white nationalist

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CharlieGrown

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I met that girl.

She was sooo attentive.

Finally I had to break up with her... she kept calling me Tommy.

that's messed up. Lol.
 

Tommy379

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When a white supremacist group is attaching your name to their movement then it would be politically expedient to address it
I don't care. Anyone can say anything and they do.
 

Tommy379

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I met that girl.

She was sooo attentive.

Finally I had to break up with her... she kept calling me Tommy.
What was her name, I can't remember.
 

maxwel

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I'd like to hear your thoughts. I've been hearing a lot of talk of this theory, it's compelling.
I was just teasing.

I don't think there is any biblical or historical evidence to support British Israelism, African Israelism, Native American Israelism, etc.

It is, however, easy to understand where these theories stem from.

If God, in the Bible, gave special promises to Israel, then it could give spiritual, sociological, or political currency to any group who could appropriate those promises for themselves by claiming to be Israel.

This has been going on for a long time.
Lots of different groups claim to be a "lost tribe".
If we study the scripture, there don't appear to be any lost tribes at all.
Some of the Israelites were amalgamated into neighboring gentile nations, and some were not.

The reality is fairly uninteresting and pretty much lacking in any excitement or mystery.


But, it's fine for people to believe whatever they want.
I don't really care who the Pilgrims ate dinner with anyway.

: )
 

Tommy379

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I was just teasing.

I don't think there is any biblical or historical evidence to support British Israelism, African Israelism, Native American Israelism, etc.

It is, however, easy to understand where these theories stem from.

If God, in the Bible, gave special promises to Israel, then it could give spiritual, sociological, or political currency to any group who could appropriate those promises for themselves by claiming to be Israel.

This has been going on for a long time.
Lots of different groups claim to be a "lost tribe".
If we study the scripture, there don't appear to be any lost tribes at all.
Some of the Israelites were amalgamated into neighboring gentile nations, and some were not.

The reality is fairly uninteresting and pretty much lacking in any excitement or mystery.


But, it's fine for people to believe whatever they want.
I don't really care who the Pilgrims ate dinner with anyway.

: )
I can't remember who they where, but I saw a doc on tv a few years ago about some indian tribe in the US who said they were all descendants of Israelites who sailed across the ocean 2000 years ago.
 
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I can't remember who they where, but I saw a doc on tv a few years ago about some indian tribe in the US who said they were all descendants of Israelites who sailed across the ocean 2000 years ago.
Sure. Of course they were. LOL
 

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reinforced by POTUS?


President Obama’s Vast New Anti-Racism Database
July 22, 2015
https://www.thetrumpet.com/article/12928.2.0.0/president-obamas-vast-new-anti-racism-database

The New York Post called it the “largest consolidation of personal data in U.S. history.”
Obama collecting personal data for a secret race database | New York Post

July 18-Report: Obama Setting Up Secret 'Racial Database'
Report: Obama Setting Up Secret 'Racial Database'


Target: Credit Card Companies
The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is providing everyone’s credit card
accounts categorized by race to the government

Target: Banks
Under Consumer Financial Protection Bureau guidelines, big banks have to report
the race of their employees and all job applicants

Target: Schools and Colleges
It is collecting data on every student in America based on race

Target: Police and Correctional System

the White House has promoted the concept of “unconscious racism” and “unconscious bias.” This is the idea that police, teachers—white people in general—are racist in their actions, but not knowingly so. It is similar to the idea that white people can’t fully understand what racism is because they have never experienced it.

Why It's So Hard to Talk to White People About Racism | The Huffington Post
 
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I don't have to... this is a different issue. So, every time I post something about racists... I have to post something bad about liberals?

I think your really tribal about this... and in your tribe racists are a member of conservatives... so me saying racists are bad... is me saying conservatives are bad. That what it looks like... could you please tell me I'm wrong. Racism is a sin of pride. Racism wrong, right?
Here's an analogy maybe you'll understand: A sinister group of deviants are setting monumental forest fires, but you have nothing to say about them because you're too busy focusing on the guy smoking a cigarette in a non-smoking area. Yawn.
 

Calmador

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what would you think is the "proper" way to address this issue?

What more can be done about a fringe group, other than to say "I totally disagree with them, and renounce their agenda" ?

He could send out some people to beat them up, but wouldn't that be sort of... I don't know... against the law?
How address it? For one thing, just talking about it is a start. Other than that, another proper way is for minorities to be nice to them. Some might say that's naive... but they'd be the naive ones because it does possibly work. Evangelism. Pastors and other Christians reaching out to them.

Maybe some of them might only learn from some rebuke. Exposing them and confronting their evils. Even worse, purposely ruining their careers because of their vice could be used... but, maybe that should be last resort.

What can be done? ^^^

I wouldn't advocate to send people to beat the racists up.
 

Dude653

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You can't deny them their first amendment rights of free speech but you can come out and publicly denounce them and make it abundantly clear that you do not support them
 

Calmador

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You should try being for something instead of against something. It's liberating to move from something you can't control to something you can.
I'm a mentor for an orphan.
 

Calmador

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Here's an analogy maybe you'll understand: A sinister group of deviants are setting monumental forest fires, but you have nothing to say about them because you're too busy focusing on the guy smoking a cigarette in a non-smoking area. Yawn.
You focus on the sinister group of deviants and I'll keep an eye out for those guys smoking cigarettes in the non-smoking area.
 

Calmador

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Maybe on this forum the majority of people know that but you can't deny the foothold that the idea that white men are inherently racist has taken in this country.....and it is a lie.
I'm not too sure if there is a foothold like that... can't deny or accept it, but that's a stupid lie everyone should be against just as much. The idea of "white guilt" is illogical and unjustly psychologically damaging to white people.
 
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I'm not too sure if there is a foothold like that... can't deny or accept it, but that's a stupid lie everyone should be against just as much. The idea of "white guilt" is illogical and unjustly psychologically damaging to white people.

well when you have the idea of micro and sub-consious racial aggression being taught on college campus's....I'd say there is a pretty significant foothold.
 
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How address it? For one thing, just talking about it is a start. Other than that, another proper way is for minorities to be nice to them. Some might say that's naive... but they'd be the naive ones because it does possibly work. Evangelism. Pastors and other Christians reaching out to them.

Maybe some of them might only learn from some rebuke. Exposing them and confronting their evils. Even worse, purposely ruining their careers because of their vice could be used... but, maybe that should be last resort.

What can be done? ^^^

I wouldn't advocate to send people to beat the racists up.
I wanted to give this post a "like", but that center paragraph ruined that idea.
 
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Trump brings out the worst in Evangelical Christians; Cain against his brother Abel.
 
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CharlieGrown

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Trump brings out the worst in Evangelical Christians; Cain against his brother Abel.
I could ambiguously state that Trump brings those who are like minded in faith together...I think I will. :cool: