fukk religion. i'm not reading this whole damn thread
Debate: You can't be pro-black and religious
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"create a system of value"
If the value given to black people by the law is 1/3 human who are u rail against that?
On what basis can u rail against it?
Not on the basis of Human rights or human worth because the concept of human rights and worth outside of what state gives you is nothing but mere illusion/delusion
Davin Black
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Saying that one can't have a faith and be pro-black, is like saying that one can't live in America and be pro-black.
Except it currently doesn't do that AND you're more than welcome to pursue change in the law of the land. Its not immutable.
my own volition.
You're an absolute fukking clown...and even more, this has nothing to do with your god existing.
Yes it does because as I said..the premises was that black people believing in illusory concepts exempts them from being pro black
This thread has nothing to do with proving god exists stop trying to change the subject u fukkboi
And the concept of human rights and human worth is an illusory concept in the same way religion is..yet that is the major vehicle that has caused us to fight against racism...
So believing in the illusion of religion and the illusion of human rights and worth outside of state is the same thing in this discussion and the latter has been the major vehicle for the fight against racism
Yet according to you those individuals aint pro black
Again how stupid u sound u homotional ass nikka
You can be religious and be pro-Black. Especially in today's world. But at a certain point in cultural evolution, religion will hold Black people back. Mostly because its made up stories mixed with skewed history.
Davin Black
Rookie
As was Old Testament. Both moved away from that, but religious leaders in the past (and today) skew the word of both religions to justify their oppressive and/or violent bullshyt.
Davin Black
Rookie
Are you saying that the majority of Muslims are violent?
Answer my question!
When did Islam abandon violence?
Because in your post you agreed with me that early Islam was violent but they moved away from it?
So when? what time period?
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
I'm a Black Atheist and voted yes.
Sure, you can have a belief in the afterlife and still be pro-black.
Is it ideal? No. And I am extremely frustrated that blacks continue to believe in white gods and white prophets after it was forced on us during slavery.
But I mean.....there are too many examples of black freedom fighters who also believed in God to say no here.
Sure, you can have a belief in the afterlife and still be pro-black.
Is it ideal? No. And I am extremely frustrated that blacks continue to believe in white gods and white prophets after it was forced on us during slavery.
But I mean.....there are too many examples of black freedom fighters who also believed in God to say no here.
yes
Only people who say otherwise are dumfck gullible ass americans who believe that bs mainstream media pushin talm bout "bubububu islam is a religion of peace those guys are just extremists"
Davin Black
Rookie
I would say the Medina period. Even though concepts of jihad and "just war theory" arose, it was a small part of the greater message of peace, and not meant to be the prime focus of Islam that others have made it. So, essentially, Islam has primarily been about peace from its development.
Now before you dispute it with comparatively isolated examples of violence, answer MY question: are you saying that the majority of Muslims are violent ?
Davin Black
Rookie
Mainstream media believe that all Muslims are violent terrorists, soyes
Only people who say otherwise are dumfck gullible ass americans who believe that bs mainstream media pushin talm bout "bubububu islam is a religion of peace those guys are just extremists"
with that Faux News rhetoric.