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That's the gist of it.In my experience all races can be incredibly racist.
That's the gist of it.In my experience all races can be incredibly racist.
In my experience Native Americans and Blacks are racist towards Whites.
"White boy"
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"Why you hanging around with white people all the time?" one said to another after talking to me.
I live in the most native american area in the US and almost all native americans are just darker whites pretending to be native because we are mixed race due to all of the ethnic influences.
I live in the most native american area in the US and almost all native americans are just darker whites pretending to be native because we are mixed race due to all of the ethnic influences. I have never encountered native on white racism at all, in regards to blacks why would you blame them because the south all homogenized them into having no heritage at all in the US?
Most modern "racism" I've seen is usually just someone being completely ignorant and shallow minded; like alot of older asian folk who would simply judge a race based on what their history thought them, sjws seem to be like that as well.
"11 If two men are fighting and the wife of one of them comes to rescue her husband from his assailant, and she reaches out and seizes him by his private parts, 12 you shall cut off her hand. Show her no pity."
Deuteronomy 25:11f. The Bible remains as absolute Truth.
"11 If two men are fighting and the wife of one of them comes to rescue her husband from his assailant, and she reaches out and seizes him by his private parts, 12 you shall cut off her hand. Show her no pity."
Deuteronomy 25:11f. The Bible remains as absolute Truth.
That's interesting. Is there any Bible translation that translates this properly? Not even the New World Translation, which is supposed to be pretty close to the original sources, does it well then.The word "kaph" is the Hebrew word for "palm" which is "hand" when used in the correct context. It also means "sole" (of the foot) and "socket." That's a mistranslation and the correct use of the word there is the third meaning; "socket" (of the hip). If a women touched a man improperly she forfeited her right to bear children under the law and shall not be pitied. That's where "eye for an eye" comes in as she could very well harm the man by grabbing him by the genitals and render him sterile.
If the punishment were indeed cutting off her hand then it would violate the law "eye for an eye" as mutilation is not the same as forcefully grabbing someone.
So no, it's not cutting off her hand but instead 'cutting off' her access to lineage. They used the wrong meaning of "kaph" because they're dumbassess and ignorance like this makes people think ancient Israel were barbarians.
That's interesting. Is there any Bible translation that translates this properly? Not even the New World Translation, which is supposed to be pretty close to the original sources, does it well then.
New World Translation is like the New International version and all the others; heavily distorted. I use King James and even then I have to be careful. Best thing to do is actually learn Hebrew.
Examples of distortion and manipulation are; the scriptures having the name of God but then being replaced with "Lord" and Yeshua with the bastardized version of "Jesus." Bunch of rubbish.
I mean, there is the rise in hate crimes in Europe and the US against muslims and latinos respectively, the literal neo nazis that have crawled out of their holes in the past couple of years and the still prevalent problem of racial profiling by cops.Most modern "racism" I've seen is usually just someone being completely ignorant and shallow minded; like alot of older asian folk who would simply judge a race based on what their history thought them, sjws seem to be like that as well.
That's one of the issues I have with religions, since when you look at it from a historical context, almost all major religions are regional beliefs that have been expaned into cultures and areas where they actually don't belong and simply replaced beliefs that predated them, like Norse mythology or ancient Greek Mythology and so on. Christianity for example is just like Islam a middle eastern belief based on the traditions and customs of that region and time, which might have made sense for that particular area a few thousand years ago. Christians in Israel or Lebanon today, are very different to Christians in Germany due to that fact. If you really wanted to stay true to the religion, then you would have to actually read the old texts, in the language where they have been written down. But that's somewhat very difficult to do, after 2000 years.New World Translation is like the New International version and all the others; heavily distorted. I use King James and even then I have to be careful. Best thing to do is actually learn Hebrew.
Examples of distortion and manipulation are; the scriptures having the name of God but then being replaced with "Lord" and Yeshua with the bastardized version of "Jesus." Bunch of rubbish.
So what do you think of islam and judaism as religions? You mentioned about how you left christianity before but you sound much honestly actually closer to the former religions in your religious viewpoints or something.
Closest I can do is look at the latin Vulgata, since I know Latin but I'm too lazy to learn Hebrew or Arameic. From a quick glance all the german and english translations I can find it matches the latin text, but I guess every single translation is wrong.
That's one of the issues I have with religions, since when you look at it from a historical context, almost all major religions are regional beliefs that have been expaned into cultures and areas where they actually don't belong and simply replaced beliefs that predated them, like Norse mythology or ancient Greek Mythology and so on. Christianity for example is just like Islam a middle eastern belief based on the traditions and customs of that region and time, which might have made sense for that particular area a few thousand years ago. Christians in Israel or Lebanon today, are very different to Christians in Germany due to that fact. If you really wanted to stay true to the religion, then you would have to actually read the old texts, in the language where they have been written down. But that's somewhat very difficult to do, after 2000 years.