stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 On 6/22/2020 at 10:42 AM, JoeMo said: And you "know" this how? Or are you just passing judgement on him because he doesn't agree with your opinion? I not passing judgment on anyone but look at what he is saying himself. It is funny his judgment is his opinions and my opinions is a judgment! Wow! Blessings! phkrause 1 Quote
stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 On 6/24/2020 at 12:43 AM, B/W Photodude said: Your response wandered all over the place, so I have grouped some of your statements. Incredibly sad how you seek to trash anyone who disagrees with your narrative. This police officer became your latest victim. You seem upset that the subject of "systemic racism" was deemed a myth. Well check out the video on "systemic racism" in police departments. You will note that the Atlanta, Georgia police department is majority Black. That is a lot of police to be out there being photoshopped so they can be accepted by those "Whites" in power. Oh wait! The Atlanta mayor usually seems to be Black! Systemic racism in the police departments We continually hear this narrative that blacks are killed by white police officers as part of "systemic racism." The two guys to follow will seriously take that argument and show how wrong it is. White Lives Matter, Black Lives Matters Exposed https://www.facebook.com/thehodgetwins/videos/676224299590951 The following video will be explaining why defunding police departments will be the worst thing to happen for black communities. Best Case https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=saved&v=583931005859282 You can see the difference in groups of people and how they treat the police. These are the same police that stand between the citizens and thugs. When the police are gone, who ya gonna call? Trump voters versus Dems https://www.facebook.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/videos/2701294606859231 Unfortunately, these white people who never owned a slave feel they have to apologize for something they never had a part of to people who were never slaves and media is eating it up. One black man is very upset regarding this to the point of tears. Regarding making white people kneel before black people https://www.facebook.com/DavidJHarrisJr/videos/254547745620237O Oh, by the way, Derek Chauvin, the cop who killed George Floyd: He was a registered Democrat, working for a Democrat police chief, in a Democrat controlled city, in a Democrat controlled state, voted into office by Democrat voters, and protected by a Democrat controlled union. He had 18 complaints against him and was let off multiple times by a Democrat prosecutor and now Democrat Senator and failed Democrat presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar. But somehow this is all Trump's fault?! Here you demonstrate a great ignorance of the health care system that is quite astounding. A surgeon cannot just operate on someone, especially neurosurgery, in their garage with no assistance! It takes extraordinary medical equipment and extensive teams of other health care personnel to do the work he did. And a "flunky" surgeon? You amaze me at how you will try to destroy someone who doesn't follow your narrative. Dr Carson has done surgeries that are astounding. After retirement, Dr Carson attracted the attention of the voting public enough to have even been a presidential candidate himself. I recall the words of Sister White how God's chosen will be put into positions of power. She also writes much on those who criticize those who have been called by God to step into such positions. I cannot say for sure that is the situation with Dr. Carson, but I would not want to be in a position of having to answer to God for why I did try to trash His chosen ones if He had actually done so. As far as President Trump, two Black women are huge fans of President Trump and I happen to have been a long time fan of Diamond and Silk! You will probably choke watching them, but you will notice that none of the speakers in this post are White. They are all Black, probably part of that nearly 40% of Blacks who now support Donald Trump! Diamond & Silk: Trump is not a racist; he's a realist Diamnd & Silk love their president You cannot get cruder and ruder than a string of pejorative adjectives to describe another person. That is also hatred. Show me where I have hated anyone. Probably won't happen just like you haven't showed me where I quoted the President making negative remarks about Black people. However, today, is my lucky day. I have been put into the same sentence as the president and Ben Carson! I have no respect for revisionist historians and a lot of respect for historians that can tell history as it was. OMG! You remind me of my ex-wife. The one who keeps a list of things to sling at someone even years after they said it with a twist to what was said! Quite frankly, I am aware that there is a serious discussion of the validity of the stone. If it were not for other very interesting things that occurred in New Mexico and possibly the Jewish community I would have been a bit skeptical myself. But I will leave those stories untold as to not have them attacked also. I did spend a significant part of my life in the American Southwest and with the Jewish community so I did have the chance to learn many interesting things. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Lunas_Decalogue_Stone As said, slinging pejorative adjectives at those you hate is not going higher. Many years ago (high school) I read a book called "Mandingo." It covered generations of slaves in the Antebellum South. There was a situation in the plantations where there were the "field blacks" and the "house blacks." Seems the house blacks lorded it over the field blacks. Unfortunately, many now compare those plantations to the Democratic party and compare the likes of Jackson, Sharpton, and others to the house blacks and the rest of the black population to the field blacks. And the field blacks are expected to vote Democrat. How dare they go against the "leadership" of such as Jackson and Sharpton! It really is time for you to get off the Democratic plantation. Unfiltered: 'The democratic plantation really is worse than the plantation I grew up on.' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTcViL8Udo0I I realize that many of the videos in this post will probably trigger you, but if you are an intellectual historian, you will at least be able to view them for how those people see life and politics. Here is another "photoshopped" picture for you! Always attacking me because I am a historian! This picture does nothing for me! It does everything for you! It is amazing how far people will go to justify what that is evil is good and good is evil. Again, you want to put everything on a political bases which I said I am not going there with you. I did give you history my feeble profession on the truth of the two parties and they became reverse! Again, you want to state that 40% of Black people voted for your beloved. If you can get 8% out of 40% that is a new math that no ones know! Your hatred is how you react to everything with such vengeance and you also think that showing pictures makes it factual! Nope! Now, here another untrue because I have never said; "Probably won't happen just like you haven't showed me where I quoted the President making negative remarks about Black people." This don't even make sense to be honest. He has made racist comment himself and I can quote him! And you say I am all over the place interesting. What all I see all over the place is your political mess you continually deal with. What does Jessie Jackson (who I am not a great fan of for years), Sharpton ( who I came to respect lately who has change over the years), have to do with anything? I do not follow people I look at their character and you do not know Ben like I do! I don't even understand what you are trying to say because I stated he was a great surgeon? " A surgeon cannot just operate on someone, especially neurosurgery, in their garage with no assistance! It takes extraordinary medical equipment and extensive teams of other health care personnel to do the work he did." Who said anything about the procedure or his staff? I also did not call him a flunky surgeon either I said he was a great surgeon and that is the truth. But, his great name will go down as a flunky not for his talent, please get it straight! Mandingo is a novel by Kyle Onstott, published in 1957. The book is set in the 1830s in the antebellum South primarily around Falconhurst, a fictional plantation in Alabama owned by the planter Warren Maxwell. The narrative centers on Maxwell, his son Hammond, and the Mandingo slave Ganymede, or Mede. Onstott began writing Mandingo when he was 65 years old. He based some of the events in the novel on "bizarre legends" he heard while growing up: tales of slave breeding and sadistic abuse of slaves. (this true) Having collaborated with his adopted son on a book about dog breeding, he decided to write a book that would make him rich. Wikipedia The Mandinka, or Manlike are a West African ethnic group primarily found in southern Mali eastern Guinea and northern Ivory Coast. The Mandinka are the descendants of the Mali Empire, which rose to power in the 13th century under the rule of king Sundiata Keita, who founded an empire that would go on to span a large part of West Africa. Wikipedia Mansa Musa (Musa I of Mali) was the ruler of the kingdom of Mali from 1312 C.E. to 1337 C.E. During his reign, Mali was one of the richest kingdoms of Africa, and Mansa Musa was among the richest individuals in the world. The ancient kingdom of Mali spread across parts of modern-day Mali, Senegal, the Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Mauritania, and Burkina Faso. Mansa Musa developed cities like Timbuktu and Gao into important cultural centers. He also brought architects from the Middle East and across Africa to design new buildings for his cities. Mansa Musa turned the kingdom of Mali into a sophisticated center of learning in the Islamic world. When Mansa Musa went on a pilgrimage (hajj) to Mecca in 1324 C.E., his journey through Egypt caused quite a stir. The kingdom of Mali was relatively unknown outside of West Africa until this event. Arab writers from the time said that he travelled with an entourage of tens of thousands of people and dozens of camels, each carrying 136 kilograms (300 pounds) of gold. While in Cairo, Mansa Musa met with the Sultan of Egypt, and his caravan spent and gave away so much gold that the overall value of gold decreased in Egypt for the next 12 years. Stories of his fabulous wealth even reached Europe. The Catalan Atlas, created in 1375 C.E. by Spanish cartographers, shows West Africa dominated by a depiction of Mansa Musa sitting on a throne, holding a nugget of gold in one hand and a golden staff in the other. National Geographic So, you want to know the truth about the Mandingo read true history and not fiction! It was the White man who father children by raping their Black slaves. They cause fiction between their children who were lighter and they had them in the house and the darker slaves in yard. Get it! I read the novel and saw the movie it was not historically sound! Oh yeah I am a historian and not so great in your sight right! Bless you! You know, you really are something to try to include EGW who is decease and THE MOST HIGH to Ben and your leader! They both are greedy, selfish individuals and YAHWEH will not have any part with sin and those who will not confess and change! YAHWEH sees a man packing people without masks during a pandemic and then have them to sign a waver that if they get sick, he is not responsible! ARE YOU BLIND? DO YOU THINK THAT'S RIGHT? HAVE YOU HAVE NO COMPASSION FOR OTHERS? THE HEALTH LEADERS DID NOT WANT HIM TO COME. TULSA IS RISING WITH THE COVID-19, WHO DOES THIS! ARIZONA IS IN A CRISIS AND THREE THOUSAND ESPECIALLY YOUNG PEOPLE WERE PACK IN A CHURCH WITHOUT MASKS THE PASTOR TOLD A LIE ABOUT "THE AIR FILTRATION SYSTEM CAN KILL "99.9% OF COVID WITHING 10 MINUTES." ARE YOU SERIOUS! YOU KNOW I REALLY HAD ENOUGH! I JUST CAN ONLY PRAY FOR YOU! Happy Sabbath! WHEN THEY GO EVEN LOWER, WE WILL GO HIGHER AND HIGHER! phkrause 1 Quote
BlessedMan Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 On 5/2/2020 at 12:24 PM, stinsonmarri said: I have asked all of you to show me where does the Bible indicate that everything is base just on the Sabbath? None of you have provided any Text yet to this day or has responded! NO proof is needed for this. The OP is talking about something else, which you have somehow switched out of completely. It has now become yet another hijacked thread that cannot be made sense of any more. Quote SC.105.002 God never asks us to believe, without giving sufficient evidence upon which to base our faith. His existence, His character, the truthfulness of His word, are all established by testimony that appeals to our reason; and this testimony is abundant. Yet God has never removed the possibility of doubt. Our faith must rest upon evidence, not demonstration. Those who wish to doubt will have opportunity; while those who really desire to know the truth will find plenty of evidence on which to rest their faith. Quote (2 Cor 1:3-4) Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort those who are in any trouble, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God. Light In The Clouds _____________________________ In Christ; and through The Spirit; "there is always a little Light..." (Micah 7:8).
BlessedMan Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 2 minutes ago, stinsonmarri said: Your hatred is how you react to everything with such vengeance Your posting here has become utterly ridiculous. Im glad you are happy with it, but please dont try to convince anyone here you are "standing for truth" when it gets this personal. I suppose you can reply if you really want to but I wont be coming back to this ridiculous farcical guile. Quote (2 Cor 1:3-4) Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort those who are in any trouble, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God. Light In The Clouds _____________________________ In Christ; and through The Spirit; "there is always a little Light..." (Micah 7:8).
stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 On 6/24/2020 at 10:05 AM, JoeMo said: To my knowledge and cursory research on the subject. Uncle Tom was a fictional character from an 1852 novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe; so there is no "true story" about him. The Story of Josiah Henson, the Real Inspiration for ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ Before there was the novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe, a formerly enslaved African-American living in Canada wrote a memoir detailing his experience. This sweeping biography immortalizes the man who was the inspiration for Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin in an epic tale of courage and bravery in the face of unimaginable trials. SMITHSONIANMAG.COM Happy Sabbath! phkrause and JoeMo 2 Quote
stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 11 minutes ago, BlessedMan said: Your posting here has become utterly ridiculous. Im glad you are happy with it, but please dont try to convince anyone here you are "standing for truth" when it gets this personal. I suppose you can reply if you really want to but I wont be coming back to this ridiculous farcical guile. I guess you are not getting personal! It amazes me when people who do not agree with each other cannot disagree with respect of each other. However, when it is something that one do not like then all of a sudden that one or few become disagreeable with accusations. It is amazing to me but I stand my grounds and stand for respect and provide sound and truthful words. I will not be intimidated and I say this with love and truth! You men can say what you want but I can't! Interesting! Happy Sabbath! Quote
stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 18 minutes ago, BlessedMan said: NO proof is needed for this. The OP is talking about something else, which you have somehow switched out of completely. It has now become yet another hijacked thread that cannot be made sense of any more. See what I mean about being personal, now I have high jack! Why because I start out with the Biblical things and other folks can constantly put down black people daily and it is alright. But when I stand and provide real truth I am consider a high jacker. It is alright because again it is time to move out the kitchen when it is hot, instead showing what have I said that was not true? I always give references it may not be to some of you all liking but it is history that I did quote others well known said. Let me say this I heard about Obama constantly and I have not fallen out or about Hillary, or other public figures who have been brought up. But if I bring up public figures boy it it personal and I have high jack! Right! Blessings and Happy Sabbath! Quote
stinsonmarri Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 On 6/24/2020 at 1:09 AM, BlessedMan said: In a town not far from where I used to live there have been so called "Black Lives Matter" protests/rallies. The one tid bit which mainstream media did not acknowledge is that during the whole sordid escapade, there were approximately 40 ANTIFA members who came up from California to organize the whole thing! Of course, this attracted lots of swat team and riot police. All of these so called anti-racist events are anything but! Do I smell a Marxist agenda here? Who are the ANTIFA and what do the have to do with Black Life Matter! Oh! This is not personal right! No Sign Of Antifa So Far In Justice Department Cases Brought Over Unrest U.S. Attorney General William Barr has repeatedly blamed anti-fascist activists for the violence that has erupted during demonstrations over George Floyd's death, but federal court records show no sign of so-called antifa links so far in cases brought by the Justice Department. NPR has reviewed court documents of 51 individuals facing federal charges in connection with the unrest. As of Tuesday morning, none is alleged to have links to the antifa movement. Of the cases brought so far, 20 involve allegations related to arson; 16 involve the illegal possession of a firearm, more often than not by a felon; another eight people face charges related to inciting a riot or civil disorder. NPR Blessings! phkrause 1 Quote
JoeMo Posted June 27, 2020 Posted June 27, 2020 7 hours ago, stinsonmarri said: The Story of Josiah Henson, the Real Inspiration for ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ I researchd this; and I learned something. Thank you for this tidbit! phkrause 1 Quote
stinsonmarri Posted June 28, 2020 Posted June 28, 2020 10 hours ago, JoeMo said: I researchd this; and I learned something. Thank you for this tidbit! You are welcome. My whole point in life is for all of us to check out everything. When you see what made Harriet Beecher Stowe inspire to write her novel, it does open your eyes. To the truth and the real tragedies that Black's had to endure even among themselves. Black, White all fought their neighbors or other people who were of the same ethnicity. When each different Europeans can to America that were all related to Japheth, they were mistreated. Even the Anglo Saxon came here because of how they were treated in England. Many were indenture servants or rough poor men. The Europeans, lets be real the Spanish, British and French wronged the Indians from the Caribbeans, South America, United States, and Canada. The Native Americans were originally kind to them and gave them land. But, that was not enough they just took it all leaving them a little of nothing. Then in United States as the North grew rapidly fast in come the Ashkenazi Jews from Germany and other places, the Irish, Germans and the Italians. All of them were in the ghettos of the North, especially New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and then the Midwest, Illinois. They all were mistreated by the British and they all fought among themselves as well. They formed gangs and it was White on White killing each other. Being honest the Italians were treated the worst because of their skin color. Here is the story behind the story, the Phoenicians colonize Sicily among other Islands nearby and they were Canaanites. They were Black people! The Sicilians were darker than mainland Italians. This is where the word mafia derive from, which means tribal unity and brevity! Here is the historical background of the word mafia! No history of Sicily would be complete without a word about the Sicily Mafia, perhaps Sicily’s most infamous export. For all that modern Mafiosi are simply just another brand of organised criminals, the original Mafia, or cosa nostra, began life as a local solution to the problems of being governed by generations of absentee rulers, and is as much a legacy of the centuries of foreign invasion, as are the astonishing architectural monuments that cover the island. Indigenous Sicilians had for generations been subsistence farmers and even minor judicial matters such as theft or disagreement could be quite literally a matter of life and death. Waiting for justice to be despatched from a distant seat of power in some far flung and mysterious foreign country was ineffective. It is easy, in this context, to understand the rise of local ‘godfathers’ who understood ‘cosa nostra’ (quite literally “our stuff”) and could dispatch a form of easily understood justice at a local level. What started as an ‘honourable society’, as it grew in strength and power, inevitably became less ‘honourable’, until during the Fascist era the Mafia was known as ‘the Sicilian Problem’ and Cesare Mori was sent to Sicily by Mussolini to weed it out. Mori’s ruthless campaign was relatively successful, however, the Sicilian-American’s recruited by US intelligence for General Patton’s invasion force included a new brand of Mafioso. These had developed a new set of interests in the US and they took the opportunity to strike deals with the Americans in return for their assistance and regained a foothold on the island. The affairs of the modern day Mafia are simply those of any organized crime fraternity anywhere in the world, and should be of little concern to visitors to the island. http://www.sicilianexperience.com/history-of-sicily.html Now, the historical background of the people of Sicily: Sicily, Italian Sicilia, island, southern Italy, the largest and one of the most densely populated islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Together with the Egadi, Lipari, Pelagie, and Panteleria islands, Sicily forms an autonomous region of Italy. It lies about 100 miles (160 km) northeast of Tunisia (northern Africa). The island is separated from the mainland by the Strait of Messina (2 miles [3 km] wide in the north and 10 miles [16 km] wide in the South). The capital is Palermo. Sicily was inhabited *10,000 years ago. Its strategic location at the centre of the Mediterranean has made the island a crossroads of history, a pawn of conquest and empire, and a melting pot for a dozen or more ethnic groups whose warriors or merchants sought its shores. At the coming of the Greeks, three peoples occupied Sicily: in the east the Siculi, or Sicels, who gave their name to the island but were reputed to be latecomers from Italy; to the west of the Gelas River, the Sicani; and in the extreme west the Elymians, a people to whom a Trojan origin was assigned, with their chief centres at Segesta and at Eryx (Erice). The Siculi spoke an Indo-European language; there are no remains of the languages of the other peoples. There were also Phoenician settlements on the island. The Greeks settled Sicilian towns between the 8th and 6th centuries BCE. The mountainous centre remained in the hands of Siculi and Sicani, who were increasingly Hellenized in ideas and material culture. Encyclopaedia Britannica *We should know that the earth is not that old, flood people cause it to appear older than it is! The Sicels (or Sikels, from the Greek Sikeloi), though considered one of the three "indigenous" societies of Sicily (with the Sicanians and Elymians), were an Italic people who arrived several centuries before the Phoenicians and Greeks, probably between 1200 and 1000 BC (BCE), perhaps shortly after the arrival of the Elymians. Carthage, near modern Tunis, was founded around 800 BC (BCE) by Phoenicians from Tyre, who called it "Karthadasht," meaning "new city." Initially a Phoenician trading post, it soon developed into a thriving city-state with a fortified harbor. At the height of its power, Carthage controlled much of the coastal central and western Mediterranean, including parts of North Africa, France, Spain, Corsica, Sardinia, western Sicily and numerous small islands (Malta, Lampedusa, Ibiza). Punic, the Carthaginian language, was a dialect of Phoenician spoken in the Carthage region well into the Christian era, long after Phoenician ceased to be spoken in Phoenicia or elsewhere. Western Sicily bears traces of the Carthaginian presence, particularly in the Punic walls of Palermo and Erice, and of course the archeological sites at Mozia and Marsala. A number of Carthaginian artworks and inscriptions (such as the stela shown here) are preserved in Sicilian museums. In Sicily, Greek and Roman structures were built upon most of the Phoenician and Carthaginian ones, leaving little superstructure comparable to the island's majestic Greek temples or Roman amphitheatres. http://www.bestofsicily.com/mag/art156.htm I provide this in the hope so you will know the story behind the story. So, the Italian had it hard for awhile also they were Catholic's! Yet, eventually all of these people moved and left the Ghettos. The Black slaves were totally different, they migrated a lot to the north. They took over the Ghettos around the early 1900's but even though they lived in the North the treatment was totally different and the South was even worst. Did they proper at time yes, but jealousy stopped them and the Irish Cops especially in Boston, Detroit and Chicago was horrible. They like there White counterpart formed gangs and the major problem drugs arrive, during the depression the male had to leave the home. The women needed food for the children and had get on welfare! Why? No male providers and many of these Black men did not return home! If you read behind the story there were more White's on welfare and on food stamps than Blacks, but it isn't spoke of. To Finalize; I am not making any excuses for Black on Black crime I am speaking of the story behind the story. Poverty, suppression, liquor and drugs are located everywhere, run down schools. no male in the home makes a depress, desperate and rejected people. In some places like Atlanta in the South, were a glitter of hope! But, in the rest of the South, the Jim Crow laws and again police brutality ruled the day! There is so much more behind the story but this is just a glimpse. There are Black people who seek power, who are crude and ruthless. But not the majority, we want to work have a decent home, have a good education from elementary through college, be respected and to be treated fairly that's the story behind the story! Blessings and Happy Sabbath! Quote
B/W Photodude Posted June 29, 2020 Author Posted June 29, 2020 I do not believe you watched any of those videos in my previous response to your posts. They were provided for your admonition. There is a lot of understanding and freedom in them, but go ahead, stayed chained up on the plantation. Try to edit a post you are responding too. Would make it easier to follow things. On 6/27/2020 at 3:08 AM, stinsonmarri said: Again, you want to state that 40% of Black people voted for your beloved. If you can get 8% out of 40% that is a new math that no ones know! You did not understand. 8% may have voted for the president in the 2016 election, but some polls are now showing nearly 40% of the black community is supportive of the president today. On 6/27/2020 at 3:08 AM, stinsonmarri said: Nope! Now, here another untrue because I have never said; "Probably won't happen just like you haven't showed me where I quoted the President making negative remarks about Black people." This don't even make sense to be honest. He has made racist comment himself and I can quote him! You accused me of quoting the president's racist comments. I simply said, he has made no such comments. You did not quote any. Claiming he made racist comments without providing them is just another attempt to slander him. On 6/27/2020 at 3:08 AM, stinsonmarri said: They both are greedy, selfish individuals and YAHWEH will not have any part with sin and those who will not confess and change! YAHWEH sees a man packing people without masks during a pandemic and then have them to sign a waver that if they get sick, he is not responsible! ARE YOU BLIND? DO YOU THINK THAT'S RIGHT? HAVE YOU HAVE NO COMPASSION FOR OTHERS? There are many verses in the Bible and comments made in SOP that condemn exactly what you continue to do to these men. And it does not speak well for your own character. Apparently, you do not really understand what emerging from a pandemic lockdown is all about. Many business are now having people sign these wavers. It does give someone attending to think again if their health can take an exposure to Covid. But it did give you another chance to slander the president on something else. And no, I am not blind. Quote That has to do with character, I still respect you as a person and don't try to tear you down like that! My problem with you, is that you are crude, rude especially if someone does not accept certain things that you present without facts. Again, you claim to "respect me as a person," but immediately begin slandering me with adjectives like crude and rude. Slandering Dr Carsson, who is not even a part of this discussion, what can I say .... On 6/27/2020 at 3:08 AM, stinsonmarri said: Keep your power salutes and Angela Davis look alikes! Another vid which you also probably won't watch, but it is still interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtkC4njadqo Quote >>>Texts in blue type are quotes<<< ***************************************************************************** And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. --Shakespeare from Hamlet ***************************************************************************** Bill Liversidge Seminars The Emergent Church and the Invasion of Spiritualism
B/W Photodude Posted July 5, 2020 Author Posted July 5, 2020 You go, Preacher! https://www.facebook.com/marcus.lewis.794628/videos/4656589584367259 Quote >>>Texts in blue type are quotes<<< ***************************************************************************** And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. --Shakespeare from Hamlet ***************************************************************************** Bill Liversidge Seminars The Emergent Church and the Invasion of Spiritualism
B/W Photodude Posted August 7, 2020 Author Posted August 7, 2020 Below are some excerpts from the last speech by Booker T. Washington. In case you didn't know it, the KKK (meaning, Democrats) were also lynching White Republicans back in the early 1900's. EXCERPT: "Since our last meeting the United States Supreme Court has rendered a decision in an Oklahoma case which is of far-reaching value and importance to our race. The main value of this decision, rendered by a Southern Supreme court Justice and an ex-confederate soldier and ex- slave-holder, consists in the fact that it makes plain the idea, once and for all by the Supreme Court of the land, that neither color nor race can debar a man in this country from full citizenship. I regret to note that the number of lynchings, during the first six months of the calendar year, has increased as compared with the same period a year ago. While the number of Black people lynched is smaller; the number of White people lynched is larger. The increase in the total number lynched should not discourage but should make us renew our energies and double our determination to blot out the crime of lynching from our civilization, whether the man be a White man or a Black man. And I here repeat that which I said in Louisiana a few weeks ago. We must have in this country, law administered by the court and not by the mob. Along with the blotting out of lynchings should go that other relic of barbarism. I refer to public hangings. In all these matters I am pleading not in the interest of the Negro or the White man, but in the interest of a more strong and perfect civilization." Booker T. Washington (1856-1915), An Address Before The National Negro Business League Symphony Hall, Boston, Massachusetts Wednesday Night, August 18, 1915 http://www.btwsociety.org/speeches/index.php?file=19150818-nnbl-boston stinsonmarri 1 Quote >>>Texts in blue type are quotes<<< ***************************************************************************** And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. --Shakespeare from Hamlet ***************************************************************************** Bill Liversidge Seminars The Emergent Church and the Invasion of Spiritualism
B/W Photodude Posted August 13, 2020 Author Posted August 13, 2020 Thnigs may get even rougher for Christians if Biden should by some way become president: JOE BIDEN CALLED FOR CHRISTIANS TO BE ADDED TO TERROR WATCH LIST… http://2020conservative.com/joe-biden-called-for-christians-to-be-added-to-terror-watch-list-1-22-2/ Quote >>>Texts in blue type are quotes<<< ***************************************************************************** And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. --Shakespeare from Hamlet ***************************************************************************** Bill Liversidge Seminars The Emergent Church and the Invasion of Spiritualism
stinsonmarri Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 On 8/13/2020 at 1:49 PM, B/W Photodude said: Thnigs may get even rougher for Christians if Biden should by some way become president: JOE BIDEN CALLED FOR CHRISTIANS TO BE ADDED TO TERROR WATCH LIST… http://2020conservative.com/joe-biden-called-for-christians-to-be-added-to-terror-watch-list-1-22-2/ Yeah for Bidden who knows how to love! Happy Sabbath and Holy Convocation of Atonement the Historian wannabe love it! phkrause 1 Quote
Theophilus Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 I looked at that link. i would like to see a quote where Biden said that, or perhaps a video. I don't believe it. That 2020 thing is a bit of a rag. One of the links on the RHS down further on the page was "John MCain's Wife Tried Opening Her Mouth About Trump And Got SHUT UP REAL QUICK. (Caps on the last 4 words from the link exactly as written.) Say, that's a nice Christian conservative article title, isn't it? Nope. It is full of hate. I'm not surprised. phkrause and stinsonmarri 1 1 Quote
stinsonmarri Posted September 27, 2020 Posted September 27, 2020 On 8/13/2020 at 1:49 PM, B/W Photodude said: Thnigs may get even rougher for Christians if Biden should by some way become president: JOE BIDEN CALLED FOR CHRISTIANS TO BE ADDED TO TERROR WATCH LIST… http://2020conservative.com/joe-biden-called-for-christians-to-be-added-to-terror-watch-list-1-22-2/ Photodude: Why do you constantly provide these false articles? Just like you did with Trump getting that medal. He got it because his ethnic background and being developer back then. He has never done anything for black people period. I am with Theophilus we do not need it from a Conservative magazine tell them to show the video and prove it. Stop making up things it is beneath you! The wanna be historian would love if you would stop all of this hating! Why don't you show some love! It would be nice and maybe you will feel better. Don't you want to love? Don't you want to be kind? Who has hurt you so much that had Democrat views. They are only views we all have that right but not the right to hurt someone. You are becoming the persecuting power that you claim that those who keep Sunday will do to Adventist! That is how you are acting, can't you see that? I am real worry about you Photodude? I am so afraid with this rhetoric you are providing you might do something that you will regret! It is not healthy either. Please say something nice and kind! Your wanna be historian friend and May YAHWEH help you! phkrause 1 Quote
Gustave Posted September 27, 2020 Posted September 27, 2020 On 9/25/2020 at 5:29 PM, stinsonmarri said: Yeah for Bidden who knows how to love! Happy Sabbath and Holy Convocation of Atonement the Historian wannabe love it! The KKK was formulated by the Democrat Party, you couldn't be a Republican or Catholic and join it. Now mind you that I'm not saying that the GOP is the party of Saints, not at all. What I'm saying is that historically the democrat party has been the party against blacks - Jim Crow, segregation laws & Eugenics (with birth control being the simplest form) just to name a few. Quote
stinsonmarri Posted September 27, 2020 Posted September 27, 2020 7 hours ago, Gustave said: The KKK was formulated by the Democrat Party, you couldn't be a Republican or Catholic and join it. Now mind you that I'm not saying that the GOP is the party of Saints, not at all. What I'm saying is that historically the democrat party has been the party against blacks - Jim Crow, segregation laws & Eugenics (with birth control being the simplest form) just to name a few. If you knew the complete history, you would know that the parties switched. I have written about this in this forum. The Republican Party today were the Dixie Democrats that you speak about and the Democrats today were the Republicans who were the true Lincoln Party. During the 1860s, Republicans, who dominated northern states, orchestrated an ambitious expansion of federal power, helping to fund the transcontinental railroad, the state university system and the settlement of the West by homesteaders, and instating a national currency and protective tariff. Democrats, who dominated the South, opposed these measures. After the Civil War, Republicans passed laws that granted protections for African Americans and advanced social justice; again, Democrats largely opposed these expansions of power. (LiveScience) When people discuss the “big switch” in party platforms, a lot of people only think about the 1968 presidential election between Republican Richard M. Nixon and Democrat Hubert Humphrey, who had been Lyndon Johnson’s VP. When the pressures of losing the Vietnam War forced Johnson to rule himself out of the running, his vice-president stepped in, and Nixon defeated him. During that election, Nixon employed what was deemed the “Southern Strategy” Nixon seized on racial tensions in the south and sought to get more white southerner’s into the GOP’s fold by hinting at sympathy to their resistance to the civil rights movement. Things like desegregating schools, and the Voting Rights act of 1965 left conservative Southerners who made up the Bible belt and other conservative enclaves throughout the country susceptible to voting for a candidate that was was not a Democrat, the party that had traditionally been in the majority in the south up to that point. If the map below, taken from an academic paper on the Southern Strategy below, wasn’t labeled for the 1968 election, you might believe it was a map of the highest concentrations of Trump supporters, except the Rust Belt probably isn’t quite yellowish/red enough. But you get my point. Wallace was a hardline segregationist. That’s a racist to you and me, and he also ran in ’68 as an Independent. Political analyst and Nixon campaigner Kevin Phillips, analyzing 1948-1968 voting trends, viewed these rebellious Southern voters as ripe for Republican picking. In The Emerging Republican Majority (Arlington House, 1969), he correctly predicted that the Republican party would shift its national base to the South by appealing to whites’ disaffection with liberal democratic racial and welfare policies. President Nixon shrewdly played this “Southern strategy” by promoting affirmative action in employment, a “wedge” issue that later Republicans would exploit to split the Democratic coalition of white working class and black voters. (University of Michigan) In reality, the 1960’s were a continuation of the ideological shifts being felt within the parties that started decades earlier. Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican that crusaded for — and eventually succeeded in — breaking up big industrial monopolies like Standard Oil. He was known as a “Trust Buster.” It’s hard to imagine a Republican today being in favor of putting such restrictions on the almighty free market, isn’t it? His distant nephew, Franklin, when he became president, was similarly more economically progressive like Teddy, but he belonged to the Democratic Party, not the Republicans like his uncle. Fast forward to 1936. Democratic president Franklin Roosevelt won reelection that year on the strength of the New Deal, a set of Depression-remedying reforms including regulation of financial institutions, founding of welfare and pension programs, infrastructure development and more. Roosevelt won in a landslide against Republican Alf Landon, who opposed these exercises of federal power. (LiveScience) But we can even trace the roots of the Big Switch all the way back to Lincoln’s time. During the 1860s, Republicans, who dominated northern states, orchestrated an ambitious expansion of federal power, helping to fund the transcontinental railroad, the state university system and the settlement of the West by homesteaders, and instating a national currency and protective tariff. Democrats, who dominated the South, opposed these measures. After the Civil War, Republicans passed laws that granted protections for African Americans and advanced social justice; again, Democrats largely opposed these expansions of power. (LiveScience) Between the 1860’s and 2019 the Republican Party has gone through the kind of radical ideological shift they seem to think Democrats and progressives are pushing for, just in the opposite direction. But, why? Some historians think it might be all thanks to a Democrat who jumped party lines to plea for compassionate government assistance for the economically disadvantaged. He basically bit the Republicans’ style a little bit. Eric Rauchway, professor of American history at the University of California, Davis, pins the transition to the turn of the 20th century, when a highly influential Democrat named William Jennings Bryan blurred party lines by emphasizing the government’s role in ensuring social justice through expansions of federal power — traditionally, a Republican stance. (LiveScience) This of course begs the question why Democrats would start to switch their ideological point of view economically. The answer? Western votes. According to Rauchway, they, like Republicans, were trying to win the West. The admission of new western states to the union in the post-Civil War era created a new voting bloc, and both parties were vying for its attention. (LiveScience) Now, if we jump-cut to 2019, and the people who belong to the Republican Party, they are more socially conservative. They are also more fiscally conservative and against the very same kind of big government expenditures that the president who gave them political life — and ultimately gave his life for them to hold onto. The Democratic Party continues to push for those Lincoln-esque big government programs — he might actually be impressed with attempts to bring high speed rail to the country — and they are more socially liberal. For some reasons there are pockets of Republican Land that deny this connection and obvious ideological shift. People like author/film maker Dinesh D’Souza, who wrote a book just last year denying the Southern Strategy or party platform switch. Read more at: https://ascienceenthusiast.com/democrats-republicans-party-switch/ Afrikans were in the US Senate during the reconstruction period. They were succeeding. The Dixie Democrats veterans started first a social club in Tennessee called the White Knights that formed into the KKK. I suggest you read your history and not a part of it. Please! Thank You Blessings as photodue call me the wannabe historian! Although I have a degree in History. I specialize in both Ancient Biblical History and Afrikan Studies. I attended University of Georgia and Graduated from Georgia State University! I also went to Oakwood College of the SDA church. phkrause 1 Quote
Gustave Posted September 28, 2020 Posted September 28, 2020 The parties never switched Stinson, it's the same old party - they just adopted a new Plantation. I'm progressive enough I couldn't be qualified as a conservative (aside from fiscally) so you're not speaking with an ideologue here. In any event Brown Vs. Board of Education took place in 1954 to overturn what the southern states "legislatures" (who were still Democrat) had enacted as law. Robert Byrd served as an Exalted Cyclops of the KKK and the last time I checked I haven't seen any Democrats screaming to wipe his references in history nor have I seen people grousing about other noted Democrat politicians singing his praises. I lived in the South for 3 years and the racist stuff I observed came mostly out of the old school democrat party folks who still use terms like "the war of northern aggression". I'm not saying that there are no GOP racists, racists exist in every racial group in the world. What I am saying is that the Democrat Party is the only main group in America that's turned it into an institution. I fear however that the Democrat Party has nearly squandered all of it's political capital. If Trump does win what will you do? Quote
stinsonmarri Posted September 29, 2020 Posted September 29, 2020 20 hours ago, Gustave said: The parties never switched Stinson, it's the same old party - they just adopted a new Plantation. I'm progressive enough I couldn't be qualified as a conservative (aside from fiscally) so you're not speaking with an ideologue here. In any event Brown Vs. Board of Education took place in 1954 to overturn what the southern states "legislatures" (who were still Democrat) had enacted as law. Robert Byrd served as an Exalted Cyclops of the KKK and the last time I checked I haven't seen any Democrats screaming to wipe his references in history nor have I seen people grousing about other noted Democrat politicians singing his praises. I lived in the South for 3 years and the racist stuff I observed came mostly out of the old school democrat party folks who still use terms like "the war of northern aggression". I'm not saying that there are no GOP racists, racists exist in every racial group in the world. What I am saying is that the Democrat Party is the only main group in America that's turned it into an institution. I fear however that the Democrat Party has nearly squandered all of it's political capital. If Trump does win what will you do? You want to believe that versus history records before you were born. That's fine I happen to live in the time of the Civil Rights Movement. I saw the changes that my mother and other Black people did with Nixon. We were taught the reconstruction history in school. I saw with my eyes that a lot things were removed after I graduated in the 60's from the history books. So if you rather believe false history and Trump who pull a big wool over many eyes with his taxes as well, that fine. You see what you want. Okay! You don't believe in the Sabbath either so most things to you is fake! See prove your source and I can. I just gave you a little quick thing off the internet. So if you would like bring on historian scholars and then we can see! Peace and for those who believe Black Lives do matter because I am Black! phkrause 1 Quote
Gustave Posted September 29, 2020 Posted September 29, 2020 2 hours ago, stinsonmarri said: You want to believe that versus history records before you were born. That's fine I happen to live in the time of the Civil Rights Movement. I saw the changes that my mother and other Black people did with Nixon. We were taught the reconstruction history in school. I saw with my eyes that a lot things were removed after I graduated in the 60's from the history books. So if you rather believe false history and Trump who pull a big wool over many eyes with his taxes as well, that fine. You see what you want. Okay! You don't believe in the Sabbath either so most things to you is fake! See prove your source and I can. I just gave you a little quick thing off the internet. So if you would like bring on historian scholars and then we can see! Peace and for those who believe Black Lives do matter because I am Black! No one I know of does not agree that the life of a Black person doesn't matter. I know many Black people and count many among my friends (like spending time together, going out to dinner, having a drink, talking on the phone over nothing that important). What matters here in the context of the BLM movement is CONSEQUENCES. If a black person (like any other person) is caught during or after the commission of a crime AND resists arrest, try to get the Cop's gun, whatever - that person is likely gonna get what's coming to them, period. Look, if the Police entered a zoo, walked up to the Ape paddock and gave a lawful order that the Chimps needed to line up against the wall and when the chimps didn't comply the Police opened fire everyone would be outraged, yes? The reason everyone would be outraged is that it wouldn't be reasonable to expect Apes to comply with the verbal commands of Law Enforcement. The BLM's group takes the position that a black person that's caught in the commission of a crime and refuses to accept the consequences of their actions is justified in resisting arrest or even going for a knife or gun. BLM is essentially saying a black person who resists arrest shouldn't be expected to comply with the verbal commands of law enforcement any more than an ape is expected to - this is what the optics of the situation look like to MANY blacks, Hispanics, white's, Asians, etc. And society is pretty much getting fed up with it. The BLM movement is doing more to insure the re-election of Donald Trump than anything Trump could do. People look at the riots, the looting and realize that if they want law and order the best way to get it is vote for the guy who has been offering Portland, New York, Seattle, etc. help in mitigating the violence. I'm not black so I don't know what its like to be black - I do however have black friends and none of them have had "issues with the police" - they have suffered from being stereotyped (followed around inside of shopping stores), looked at more closely by the police, etc. This isn't racism, it's just the consequences of stereotyping and unfortunately, in big cities, Blacks are over represented in crime when compared to their minority status in size. Like elections have consequences - allowing ones self to be stereotyped has consequences. I'm a believer in Civil Rights, and have spent thousands of hours of my own time and money engaged in trying to get vindication for a large number of blacks that were falsely accused of something - what stood in my way was the Democrat Party. JoeMo 1 Quote
stinsonmarri Posted September 30, 2020 Posted September 30, 2020 12 hours ago, Gustave said: No one I know of does not agree that the life of a Black person doesn't matter. I know many Black people and count many among my friends (like spending time together, going out to dinner, having a drink, talking on the phone over nothing that important). What matters here in the context of the BLM movement is CONSEQUENCES. If a black person (like any other person) is caught during or after the commission of a crime AND resists arrest, try to get the Cop's gun, whatever - that person is likely gonna get what's coming to them, period. Look, if the Police entered a zoo, walked up to the Ape paddock and gave a lawful order that the Chimps needed to line up against the wall and when the chimps didn't comply the Police opened fire everyone would be outraged, yes? The reason everyone would be outraged is that it wouldn't be reasonable to expect Apes to comply with the verbal commands of Law Enforcement. The BLM's group takes the position that a black person that's caught in the commission of a crime and refuses to accept the consequences of their actions is justified in resisting arrest or even going for a knife or gun. BLM is essentially saying a black person who resists arrest shouldn't be expected to comply with the verbal commands of law enforcement any more than an ape is expected to - this is what the optics of the situation look like to MANY blacks, Hispanics, white's, Asians, etc. And society is pretty much getting fed up with it. The BLM movement is doing more to insure the re-election of Donald Trump than anything Trump could do. People look at the riots, the looting and realize that if they want law and order the best way to get it is vote for the guy who has been offering Portland, New York, Seattle, etc. help in mitigating the violence. I'm not black so I don't know what its like to be black - I do however have black friends and none of them have had "issues with the police" - they have suffered from being stereotyped (followed around inside of shopping stores), looked at more closely by the police, etc. This isn't racism, it's just the consequences of stereotyping and unfortunately, in big cities, Blacks are over represented in crime when compared to their minority status in size. Like elections have consequences - allowing ones self to be stereotyped has consequences. I'm a believer in Civil Rights, and have spent thousands of hours of my own time and money engaged in trying to get vindication for a large number of blacks that were falsely accused of something - what stood in my way was the Democrat Party. Gustav: I just have this to say did you watch the debate tonight. It was a disaster, the most rude, obnoxious, disrespectful, ridiculous, liar, uncouth, ignorant person I ever saw. He knows nothing, is nothing and a new conservative got on news tonight and said; "He was so embarrassed because all the rules of the debate was broken and he looked like an idiot. He does need to be in office." So all of your above rattling means nothing, is nothing but another person who is racist and Trump help bring all of you out into the light. He would not admit to M Wallace tonight about the White Supremacy and it was ask clearly to him and was totally ridiculous as your comments are. I choose not accept yours as I choose the worst person who can't even pay taxes and brags about it. Good Night, I am going to bed! phkrause 1 Quote
Gustave Posted September 30, 2020 Posted September 30, 2020 1 hour ago, stinsonmarri said: Gustav: I just have this to say did you watch the debate tonight. It was a disaster, the most rude, obnoxious, disrespectful, ridiculous, liar, uncouth, ignorant person I ever saw. He knows nothing, is nothing and a new conservative got on news tonight and said; "He was so embarrassed because all the rules of the debate was broken and he looked like an idiot. He does need to be in office." So all of your above rattling means nothing, is nothing but another person who is racist and Trump help bring all of you out into the light. He would not admit to M Wallace tonight about the White Supremacy and it was ask clearly to him and was totally ridiculous as your comments are. I choose not accept yours as I choose the worst person who can't even pay taxes and brags about it. Good Night, I am going to bed! I did watch it and I placed it into context. The fact is that Trump wasn't the recipient of a "peaceful transfer of power" and literally everything the Democrats said Trump was guilty of was in actuality what they were guilty of themselves. Did I think Trump did a good job tonight? No I didn't I was embarrassed for him actually - I was also sickened that the best foot forward the Democrat Party could put forward was Biden. If you want to proffer an apologetic as to why Blacks shouldn't suffer the consequences of violating the law when literally every other racial demographic understands this you're contributing to the stereotype problem. Here is a hint, when the Police stop a person who has violated the law that person shouldn't be combative, they should be compliant. In my younger days I did some stuff I shouldn't have done and I took a few lumps from L.E. for my stupidity. I'm sure my life would have turned out very differently had I been programed to believe I could rob, shoplift, rape and whatever else I wanted to do but was justified in resisting arrest or being combative to law enforcement. Your comments to me indicate that you are a racist and on behalf of this white guy who is a 2nd generation citizen of this country I apologize for whatever racist acts you undoubtedly suffered growing up. This is unfortunate but other than my feeling bad that you suffered racism there isn't anything i can do about it. One thing I won't be doing is furthering your ignorant concept that people who are combative with Law Enforcement and get hurt or killed are somehow victims of racism - that's just plain stupid - it's just called winning a "Darwin Award" & there have been multiple Darwin Awards won fair and square of late. Remember, hatred destroys the container that houses it. I wish you well Stinson. Quote
B/W Photodude Posted September 30, 2020 Author Posted September 30, 2020 I have been looking at the problems in our nation for some time now and have condensed it into three areas fo concern. I will look at each one of these problems individually. These problems are: 1. The unhinged hatred of President Trump even by SDAs across a variety of forums (no, Adventistan is not my only "forum" or info source I look at) and I am dismayed at the level of malevolent hatred for the president that exists. We only need look at at stinsonmarri's lasted diatribe. 2. The politcal left and their hatred of President Trump and their attempts to undermine his presidency in a manner considered by some to be treason. 3. The extremists on the left who claim to be so concerned about certain lives that they deem important while downgrading other lives and even engaging in their own very blatant forms of racism. The very end of this one will be a shocker! I note these things in the light of writings from Sister Ellen when she wrote, "As we near the end of time, falsehood will be so mingled with truth, that only those who have the guidance of the Holy Spirit will be able to distinguish truth from error. We need to make every effort to keep the way of the Lord. We must in no case turn from His guidance to put our trust in man." Maranatha, p 192 I tend to believe this occurs not only in the spiritual world but in the political world as well. Long ago, the Prophet Isaiah wrote, "Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!" Isaiah 5:20 JoeMo and Gustave 2 Quote >>>Texts in blue type are quotes<<< ***************************************************************************** And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. --Shakespeare from Hamlet ***************************************************************************** Bill Liversidge Seminars The Emergent Church and the Invasion of Spiritualism
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