What about the black people here. Would they trust it?
Who cares? If skin color is the deciding factor for "trust", trust has no meaning.
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What about the black people here. Would they trust it?
No, you have that backwards. I don't agree with it because it's idiotic.
and you still haven't addressed this one:
Don't black people also have privilege? As a black person couldn't I say the word nigger and get away with it?
What makes it "idiotic"?
A privilege is a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people. The fact that you just got away with the use of that word in the above quote disqualifies it from being a privilege of Black people.
A privilege is a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people. The fact that you just got away with the use of that word in the above quote disqualifies it from being a privilege of Black people.
So as long as I can point to a single instance of a single black person getting away with the items on "the list" they are no longer eligible for White Privilege, right?
No, if you could point to Black people as a whole getting away with the items on the "the list" then they would no longer be a privilege of white people. That's like saying if a single Black person in the 1700's enjoyed the same luxury as a slaveholder, that would no longer prove Black people are in slavery...ridiculous.
But yet, me as a single white person can cancel out Black Privilege. Oh the enormous power I hold in my hands!
You are a hypocrite.
You are a hypocrite.
Sapper said:BET. Need I say more? Black people only account for 13% of the population.
And television and media want to relate to the widest audience possible, so naturally they are going to portray the majority. It's just good business.
You actually missed what I said. My reply referred to people not single persons.
Name calling?? Did I call you one name? No, yet you resort to name calling. Such name calling does more than prove racism, it proves a lack of salvation. Matthew 5:22 — "But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, ‘You fool!’ will be liable to the hell of fire."
"The fact that you just got away with the use of that word in the above quote disqualifies it from being a privilege of Black people."
Yet you said I (only me) can cancel out Black Privilege.
I call it what it is. You say that it takes a large number of black people to cancel out White Privilege, yet only little old me to cancel out Black Privilege. That's makes you a hypocrite.
You are also a rule breaker, as it is against the rules here to question someone's salvation. Though I suppose you didn't just question it, you straight out said I wasn't saved.
You do not that "people" and "person" is not the same word. One denotes plurality and the other singularity.
So you're calling me a hypocrite stems from your intellectual deficiency to determine the difference between "people" and "person"? Interesting.
Where can you show that I said you weren't saved? I stated a theological truth: Name calling proves a lack of salvation. You won't find one statement proclaiming YOU to not be saved. I think deductive reasoning is claiming that.
...yet blame me for reading comprehension problems.
I call it what it is.
Who cares? If skin color is the deciding factor for "trust", trust has no meaning.
matt wade said:Don't black people also have privilege? As a black person couldn't I say the word nigger and get away with it?
robustheologian said:A privilege is a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people. The fact that you [singular] just got away with the use of that word in the above quote disqualifies it from being a privilege of Black people.
matt wade said:So as long as I can point to a single instance of a single black person [singular] getting away with the items on "the list" they are no longer eligible for White Privilege, right?
robustheologian said:No, if you could point to Black people as a whole [plural] getting away with the items on the "the list" then they would no longer be a privilege of white people.
matt wade said:But yet, me as a single white person [singular] can cancel out Black Privilege.
While the Dems as a majority support abortion, the spiritual leaders (no quotations necessary) do not support abortion. So to answer why they would vote Democrat, it's the choosing of the lesser of two evils.
The KKK is a self-proclaimed "Christian" organization and Martin Luther King, Jr. was labeled anti-Christian. The label of anti-Christian and Christian is a matter of skewed opinion. If being in an organization that supports un-Christian acts makes everyone in it un-Christian then the Southern Baptist Convention (who admits to the blatant support of slavery) and everyone who was apart of it is anti-Christian.
Problem again though is that it seems the majority, at least the vocal spiritual leaders in the black community, support Black genocide being done daily at Planned parenthood,
and the President has been setting forth the most anti christian polocies and agenda of any President, while professing to follow Jesus, has he not?
And it was the Democratic party that kept on going against Black civil rights, and kept up Jim Crow laws, and it was ONLY due to the republcans in congress at the time that the Civil rights acts of 1960's were passed
So as you can see, Black Privilege can be canceled out by a single white person (as evidenced by the first quote from robustheologian), yet it takes "Black people as a whole" to cancel out White Privilege (as evidenced by the second quote from robustheologian).
Yes, hypocrisy.
Problem again though is that it seems the majority, at least the vocal spiritual leaders in the black community, support Black genocide being done daily at Planned parenthood, and the President has been setting forth the most anti christian polocies and agenda of any President, while professing to follow Jesus, has he not?
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And it was the Democratic party that kept on going against Black civil rights, and kept up Jim Crow laws, and it was ONLY due to the republcans in congress at the time that the Civil rights acts of 1960's were passed
I guess the problem is that I read your words plainly for what they said and didn't twist them. I'll have to learn that you don't mean what you say.The mere fact that you got that from my explanation is amazing...in a pitiful way. You should take that plank out your eye, add some legs to it, put a book on it and read. It would help your comprehension a ton. [emoji23]
So as long as I can point to a single instance of a single black person getting away with the items on "the list" they are no longer eligible for White Privilege, right?
NO, if you could point to Black people as a whole getting away with the items on the "the list" then they would no longer be a privilege of white people. That's like saying if a single Black person in the 1700's enjoyed the same luxury as a slaveholder, that would no longer prove Black people are in slavery...ridiculous.
But yet, me as a single white person can cancel out Black Privilege. Oh the enormous power I hold in my hands!
You are a hypocrite.
I guess the problem is that I read your words plainly for what they said...