We're finally in a time and space where this country is seriously taking a look at itself and it's history, particularly the Christian aspect, which is perhaps the most important aspect of it. It's a spiritual problem.
This thread is to feature discussions concerning the above and I'd like USMB Christians to chime in, after watching the videos of course. So, here we go...
Where in the Bible does it say that saving a man from dying a terrible death in Africa is a sin?
Where does it say that exchanging food, clothing, a warm bed and a roof for labor is a sin?
"Where in the Bible does it say that saving a man from dying a terrible death in Africa is a sin?
Where does it say that exchanging food, clothing, a warm bed and a roof for labor is a sin?"
so you are saying that enslaving blacks was for their own good?
ooops.....sorry....I know i can't use the word SLAVE....cons are such snowflakes....
so you are saying that FORCIBLY CHAINING BLACKS to do YOUR WORK was for their own good?
Beating and lynching them for trying to exercise THEIR freedom was for THEIR OWN GOOD?
seems to me it was for YOUR own good.
Again this topic rises to the top of political discussion as there is no ‘TOOL’ more effective for Democrats. They have steered the narrative and wrote all the PC laws based on America’s ugly past....SLAVERY. BUT, can we be certain that it was as UGLY as Democrats tell us it was?
Has anyone been able to uncover the data?
What percentage of slaves were mistreated by their slave owners?
What percentage preferred to escape a young death in Africa to trade labor for a chance at life, food, clothing, a warm bed and showers?
How many Africans have fought to get back to their homeland to live that amazing life they missed out on?
Scary to think about this...isn't it?
Can you imagine how powerless the Dem party would be if the real story of slavery were taught?
you grossly over-stated and misrepresented just as much AS DO THEY
“Grossly over-stated and misrepresented” because you said so?Is the other side of the story just too scary for you to think about?
I not only think about it, I LIVE IT. -----but I never
OVER exaggerate. Slaves shipped to the USA were
treated miserably-----both before and after. It is
true that, as a group, they have been misled by people that, as a group, they have taken as "LEADERS" but to
describe life on the plantation as 'warm bed, clothes,
good food' etc----is obscene. You are not alone---
I grew up in WASPville. There children were taught that the lucky "N^%%er" got to learn about Jesus.
Want a funny story?----my lutheran playmate refused to sing a song because it is a "jew song" -----the song was GO DOWN MOSES ---third grade. I was lucky too -----her mother took me along to sunday school with her daughter many times