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A California city removed its Black Lives Matter mural and replaced it with a MAGA 2020 slogan

poweRob said:
:lamo

You can't be ALM if you aren't BLM.
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But you can be BLM if you think all other lives don't matter, right?

So the wrong question is being asked of some posters, it should be "Do you think other lives matter, or just black ones?"
 
poweRob said:
BLM are lives and you don't support them. Therefore you don't support all lives. You lied.
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BLM are a small part of ALM, and you only support BLM, so therefore a racist. You don't support the rest of the races? That's the pure definition of a racist. Congratulations, you made it.
 
maxparrish said:
But you can be BLM if you think all other lives don't matter, right?

So the wrong question is being asked of some posters, it should be "Do you think other lives matter, or just black ones?"
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Oh, he's not answering that.
 
smallvoice said:
Really a juvenile post. Dismissed.
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OMG I was dismissed. How am I still here? I don't understand how that's possible. :lol:

Promise me you'll be here through November. Please?
 
smallvoice said:
No, B stands for Black, not "for what is equal and right", because it isn't.

You wouldn't know "Christian" even if you wander into a church.
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having been in church (probably more than you) i certainly know that fighting for what is just and right and equal is most definitely Christian. you should as well.
 
CaughtInThe said:
having been in church (probably more than you) i certainly know that fighting for what is just and right and equal is most definitely Christian. you should as well.
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Probably not. And if you were there at all, you didn't learn anything.

Your posts tell your story.
 
Oborosen said:
Not irrelevant. Just pointing out how little you actually know about what your own posting topic is.

I'm done chasing you for the week anyway.
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Utterly irrelevant, but I completely understand your compulsion to pretend otherwise to cover your pathetic ignorance of this matter.
 
smallvoice said:
Probably not. And if you were there at all, you didn't learn anything.

Your posts tell your story.
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I studied for the priesthood for 2 years, and I agree with the idea that Christianity is certainly anout doing right and fighting for justice. If you'd like, i can run it by some of my friends that are priests.
 
smallvoice said:
Probably not. And if you were there at all, you didn't learn anything.

Your posts tell your story.
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yeah, i only spent from the time i was born until i was 18 constantly in church (learning what is just and right and equal) and spend 3 days a week at a church even now (donating my time to prepare meals, fix broken equipment to be donated (mainly computers) and whatever else can help people in our community).

but i had a major advantage. the church i grew up in didn't talk politics and pretty much only cared about helping others. as does the church where i donate my time. i got lucky and avoided the for profit churches and those that use religion to promote bad things (racism, etc).


this is basic stuff though. fight for what is just and right and equal. forget about gender and race and hair color and height.
 
CaughtInThe said:
yeah, i only spent from the time i was born until i was 18 constantly in church (learning what is just and right and equal) and spend 3 days a week at a church even now (donating my time to prepare meals, fix broken equipment to be donated (mainly computers) and whatever else can help people in our community).

but i had a major advantage. the church i grew up in didn't talk politics and pretty much only cared about helping others. as does the church where i donate my time. i got lucky and avoided the for profit churches and those that use religion to promote bad things (racism, etc).


this is basic stuff though. fight for what is just and right and equal. forget about gender and race and hair color and height.
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What you’ve said between the lines is that you are happy to force others to pay for a third party’s sins. That is absolutely not Christian, but it’s liberal, and why I have such disdain for them.
I learned in Church to get my own house in order, but I’m not so sure about what yours taught.


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smallvoice said:
What you’ve said between the lines is that you are happy to force others to pay for a third party’s sins. That is absolutely not Christian, but it’s liberal, and why I have such disdain for them.
I learned in Church to get my own house in order, but I’m not so sure about what yours taught.


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between the lines? that's vague as heck. point it out so i can correct you.


oh, and part of being Christian is not only taking care of yourself (not sure how CentGov welfare plays into that) and helping those in need. you know that, correct?
 
CaughtInThe said:
between the lines? that's vague as heck. point it out so i can correct you.


oh, and part of being Christian is not only taking care of yourself (not sure how CentGov welfare plays into that) and helping those in need. you know that, correct?
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Yep, and I do it regularly, but I don’t expect others to do the same. You on the other hand....


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CaughtInThe said:
between the lines? that's vague as heck. point it out so i can correct you.


oh, and part of being Christian is not only taking care of yourself (not sure how CentGov welfare plays into that) and helping those in need. you know that, correct?
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There’s nothing vague about it. Try reading without frothing.


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Citizen said:
Black people, brown people, women, lgbtq people. When your civil rights are violated because of the way you look or your sexual orientation, then you don’t have the same civil right as white people
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OK, now who is violating those civil rights?

If you are saying the government is doing it, then why aren't we seeing legal cases being brought in each of those cases?
 
dairyair said:
Quality Education.
Loans.
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Why do you think blacks are denied a quality education?

Who is denying blacks with good credit a loan?
 
Mason66 said:
OK, now who is violating those civil rights?

If you are saying the government is doing it, then why aren't we seeing legal cases being brought in each of those cases?
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Police, politics, justice system, some private institutions and businesses
 
Mason66 said:
Why do you think blacks are denied a quality education?

Who is denying blacks with good credit a loan?
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Property taxes are the major source of education funds. The poor communities don't get enough property taxes to give quality education.

Banks.
 
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