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I don't know and don't care about my roots when it comes to slavery. Whats done is done, but if discussing it can bring people together in a positive way, then I am all for it. |
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Its dumb....Why?
I don't see a point in it.....It was just a shared meal... I am sick and tired of being portrayed as a victimizer simply because I'm white.....Did you get that impression out of this article??? this is stupid......Why? whats wrong with these people?....Who are "these" people? Remember it was the white woman who asked for the meeting. Get over it and move the funk on!...... Get over what???? This whole thing is just ridiculous.........What "thing" is ridiculous? People having dinner together? I have now read and reread that article 4 times and I have no idea what you all are commenting on. What did you all read in this article that's got you so worked up??? It's like you're all channeling the Spirit of Dave and reading 1 thing and then reacting to something that's not even there......... I'm not trying to attack any of you nor am I trying to start an argument. My questions above in blue are sincere. I truly don't understand what you read in this article that initiated those responses.... |
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I absolutely agree with you on this one Chuck, but I also completely understand where everybody else is coming from when they basically say they are sick and tired of hearing about it. Last edited by J.B.; 05-21-2010 at 02:06 AM. |
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[QUOTE=NateR;117661]"Fathers shall not be put to death for their children, nor children put to death for their fathers; each is to die for his own sin." (Deut. 24:16)
being guilty of, and suffering the consequences of, are different matters. God may not hold me individually accountable for the sins of my community, but I do sometimes suffer the consequence. So we could change my original thought to, we suffer the conequences for what generations before us have done. |
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my ancestors freed the slaves, i think kobe and lebron need to be passing some dough my way
white people enslaved em but white people freed em too. and btw fyi, white people went over to africa and bought them from black people, because one african tribe would go out conquer and enslave another tribe then sell them to whitey, so it's not our fault. think about it, which is easier, sail halfway across the world and conquer and capture----without killing mind you--- a bunch of people that are .... let's face it... more atheletic but not as smart as you are ....on their own home turf!!!! OR stay at home and do your own work.... how many slaves do you think the forefathers actually captured themselves????
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However if you are trying to suggest that it's somehow okay to buy slaves if the people that are being sold are being sold by other people of their own race, then I have to adamantly disagree. Kobe and Lebron don't owe you anything, even if you happen to be a Lakers or a Cavs fan. Kobe and Lebron are true examples of capitalism and the American dream. |
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HERE HERE!!!! I concur it was tongue in cheek, merely following their logic and letting it run the course to the end of an idea, not just picking and choosing the points i wanted to make with said logic. but the question remains..... if white people owe blacks or indians something for past sins, then why don't they owe the people who freed them something?
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