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Racism is a fairly new concept in our history, there was an unhinged backlash early mid century in America by outside foreigners who did not wish to be grouped with certain people from neighboring countries or within a specific continent... That's like saying all Europeans in the world are Americans... Racism is to me like the mark of the beast to be honest, because it promotes hatred of others based solely on identity (profiling) and at the same time identifying yourself as righteous by your ideal identity, it's definitely fooling the rich and poor, young and old, bond and free these days.Just a wild and crazy idea, but I wonder what would happen if you actually posted words instead of links to links that lead to an audio recording?
(And I repeat ... WHERE DOES GOD SAY “Stop Racism”?)
Ok. Did the link I sent you lead you to any of those solicitations, or did you reach them as you did some opposition research on me?He is soliciting on the twitter account
https://twitter.com/youfollowme2/status/1053040540684611584
https://twitter.com/youfollowme2/status/1052688124759953408
https://twitter.com/youfollowme2/status/1050203259053301762
These are only a few examples. The link shows more as you scroll the account
Ok. Did the link I sent you lead you to any of those solicitations, or did you reach them as you did some opposition research on me?
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If I am correct, when on shares a link to a post, that link lands the other person right on the post. That person can read the post, or choose to click on the profile of the poster. Once you reach the profile all the post that the original poster has made become viewable. However, the person that click on the original link made the choice of arriving to the profile.What do you mean by "opposition research"? All I noted is that this is the second thread with the same link and little discussion. The first post led me to the Twitter account with many solicitations to buy, sell, or become involved in different business schemes.
Hence it is against God and He does not want racism to go on.But on the subject of racism, What does God have to say about it, and how do you suppose we (as Christians) can stop it? Fwiw, I work with Indigenous peoples in Canada who have suffered many generations of cultural genocide, and are still recovering internally and externally. Many stories I could tell. Hatred spread does indeed consume a (First) Nation, and almost destroyed theirs.
We can stop it by acknowledging that racism is alive and kicking, by rejecting it as Christians, by speaking against it, by making sure that those affected are ministered to.But on the subject of racism, What does God have to say about it, and how do you suppose we (as Christians) can stop it? Fwiw, I work with Indigenous peoples in Canada who have suffered many generations of cultural genocide, and are still recovering internally and externally. Many stories I could tell. Hatred spread does indeed consume a (First) Nation, and almost destroyed theirs.
Also because that town is still very much a cowboy and indian town still (I used to live there) they are very much the majority even tho their land is being misused by themselves nevertheless the rec that we see today is based on much of that.The acknowledgement of it is huge - especially with Indigenous peoples here. Having a mind open enough to listen to stories and experiences goes a long way. A person may not be trusted for a while, and never completely, but that willingness to listen goes a long way. The work I do is with people and communities who are experiencing substance misuse (i.e. "addictions", although the term is going out of favor), and partnering with local reserves to work through those issues. One mis-step can destroy a whole relationship. We're counted on to keep our word when we say we will do something and showing ourselves trustworthy
And it's not just with those experiencing the "problems" but with the communities as well. One band recently hired a community nurse, and our team went for her welcome dinner. We could have just showed up and taken a seat, but the better thing was to offer hour help in the kitchen (which they accepted ), make the salad and carve the meat. That opened the door to speaking with the community members there and getting input from them on how we can best serve them. So a lot of good came from something that, for anyone else, may have just been a free meal courtesy of the band. And they insisted we take left-overs!