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solong said:What "revenge"? I've never felt I need revenge. I just don't think that way, but I also realize that some do, and those that think that way cannot be convinced that everybody else thinks that way, too.
Again, you miss the point, I wasn't talking about you or anyone in specific terms, "Getting your revenge in first" meant, when one is convinced that one is going to be victimised then attack can be considered the best form of defence. I'm not advocating it or endorsing it, just making an observation. Not everything is about you or directed at you solong.
solong said:The title of the thread calls it, "White Man's Religion," and so it is NOT ignorant to posit to the forum, "What do you mean, 'White Man's Religion?' "
By White Man's Religion, you purposely exclude, "Black Man's Religion." But now we discover that what is really meant by "White Man's Religion," is "A flaming bunch of hypocrites who can't stand anybody else that doesn't come up to their standards, in their group, and you all are responding to it.
So what's funny to me is, I am absolutely right and you presume to correct me, that I don't know what's going on.
Well actually I was responding to you, and yes in a literal word for word interperation of the title you are correct but try and look beyond the headlines and look at the topic in a broader context.
solong said:Believe me, I know a lot better what's going on that you think I do, and I'm just calling you on it by actually wanting to converse about "White Man's Religion." Stronzo is playing the race card, to generate catamites to his unbelievable hatred of Christianity, which he has exhibited in so many other threads.
I can't speak to Stronzos motivation but I for one don't believe it was racially motivated in the sense you're implying.
solong said:How do you reconcile the imposition of 'Black Man's" religion? Talk about getting stares. Talk about feeling 2" tall. Talk about hatred that you could cut with a knife. Maybe none of you ever walked into a black church, before, and sat down. Let's just say the feeling is NOT that of "Welcome, Brother!"
Well actually I have done so many many times, here and in other countries. sometimes alone and sometimes with my partner who is Black. I never felt anything other than welcome.
Let me ask you; If a black person walked into your (hypothetcally as I don't know) white church for example would you or your congregation stare at him...if so why? If not then why would you expect that if the situation were reversed they would stare at you.
By your statement about hatred and stares, I think you just exposed a truth about yourself here solong, and not a pleasant one.