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Symmetry wrote:Freedom! Like rape and slavery, it's what the founding fathers wanted.
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john9blue wrote:as part of this thread, can we list people who deserve to be killed with guns?
premio53 wrote:Symmetry wrote:Freedom! Like rape and slavery, it's what the founding fathers wanted.
Many of the founding fathers were opposed to slavery but it was something that had been practiced throughout human history. They were wise enough to give us a constitution that allowed laws to be changed and eventually slavery was abolished in America. The slave trade started with Africans selling their own kind into slavery to the White man but doesn't stop the institution from being practiced all across the continent of Africa today.
"Thank God for Slavery"! No, I didn't say that. A Black journalist did who went back to his "African roots" and realized how blessed he was to be born in America. His name is Keith Richburg.
"I'm tired of lying,' he writes. 'And I'm tired of all the ignorance and hypocrisy and the double standards I hear and read about Africa, much of it from people who've never been there, let alone spent three years walking around amid the corpses.
"Talk to me about Africa and my black roots and my kinship with my African 'brothers' and I'll throw it back in your face, and then I'll rub your nose in the images of the rotting flesh.'
Afrocentrism 'has become fashionable for many blacks, Richburg notes. 'It cannot work for me. I have been here, I have lived there and seen Africa in all its horror.'
http://rense.com/general32/thankgod.htm
Name one country in human history that hasn't had problems. America isn't perfect, but neither are you Nimrod.
Funkyterrance wrote:john9blue wrote:as part of this thread, can we list people who deserve to be killed with guns?
I think that may be a direct contradiction to the title so yeah, no.
ManBungalow wrote:Funkyterrance wrote:john9blue wrote:as part of this thread, can we list people who deserve to be killed with guns?
I think that may be a direct contradiction to the title so yeah, no.
Can we use guns to make the list though?
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