Houston pastor refuses to bury 93-year-old woman who didn’t tithe enough while in a coma

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Shut the entire FUKK up you c00n-ass negro.....

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The church has been infiltrated since those times would you agree?
 

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3 weeks before he was assassinated.....



It wasn't 'infiltrated'. It was lobotomized.​



Anyway you look at it, its been turned against us from the inside, and its too obvious nowadays. kkk dont even gotta burn our churches when they influence em from the inside
 

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MaLi said:
Anyway you look at it, its been turned against us from the inside, and its too obvious nowadays. kkk dont even gotta burn our churches when they influence em from the inside

It wasn't 'turned against us'. We just allowed 'White' people to make us put away our best weapon against them out of fear. That's obvious from the posts all over this forum.​
 

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It wasn't 'turned against us'. We just allowed 'White' people to make us put away our best weapon against them out of fear. That's obvious from the posts all over this forum.​

You may be sayin something different from me, but its the same shyt from my pov. The church is no longer an institution we can trust in this system of white supremacy. All white pplz aint bad now:mjpls:, but their money and influence in Black communities (including the church) isn't doing much to bring equality, fairness, and reparations for for our ancestors plight.


Any pastor refusing to bury a 93 old so called christian woman for not tithing enough needs Jesus more than the 93 year old woman.
 

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MaLi said:
You may be sayin something different from me, but its the same shyt from my pov. The church is no longer an institution we can trust in this system of white supremacy.

There is no 'Church'. That's the first problem. There are a bunch of Churches with no real community among them......just like 'Black' people.​
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All white pplz aint bad now:mjpls:, but their money and influence in Black communities (including the church) isn't doing much to bring equality, fairness, and reparations for for our ancestors plight.

'White' people don't do a goddamned thing for 'Black' churches OR 'Black' communities.

Their only interest is to further divide us and they are succeeding.​


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Any pastor refusing to bury a 93 old so called christian woman for not tithing enough needs Jesus more than the 93 year old woman.

That's not a pastor, but a predator.

INB4 'They're the same thing.'​
 

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There is no 'Church'. That's the first problem. There are a bunch of Churches with no real community among them......just like 'Black' people.
If this is true, and im not doubting it is, what is the root problem? It isnt like Black folks didnt have places of worship hundreds of years ago.... why all of a sudden cant we figure it out now? Why we so quick to take advantage of one another like this?​


'White' people don't do a goddamned thing for 'Black' churches OR 'Black' communities

Their only interest is to further divide us and they are succeeding.


Wish i could find the source but wasnt it Bush (or his people) that donated funds to Black churches? Id imagine they werent the only ones. And yes, this would be one of the various methods in dividing us. They also brought in the guns, drugs, police force, abortion clinics, and gov aid. Id say they invested a lot into Black communities, including the churches.​




That's not a pastor, but a predator.

INB4 'They're the same thing.'


Where the real pastors at if this dude is a predator?​
 

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MaLi said:
If this is true, and im not doubting it is, what is the root problem? It isnt like Black folks didnt have places of worship hundreds of years ago.... why all of a sudden cant we figure it out now? Why we so quick to take advantage of one another like this?

The 'root' of the problem is a false sense of 'equality'. Prior to Civil Rights, we KNEW what they thought about us. Afterwards, nah. They're extremely good at acting like they have your best interests at heart when, in reality, they only have their own. Instead of instilling in our children OUR values, we send them to THEIR schools to become indoctrinated into thinking like THEM. They only stopped redlining us in the 90's so we've been corralled into specific areas for generations where it's easier to keep an eye on us and pit us against one another rather than compete against THEM on equal footing.

'White' society values the individual more than the community.​

MaLi said:
Wish i could find the source but wasnt it Bush (or his people) that donated funds to Black churches? Id imagine they werent the only ones. And yes, this would be one of the various methods in dividing us. They also brought in the guns, drugs, police force, abortion clinics, and gov aid. Id say they invested a lot into Black communities, including the churches.

They didn't donate because they were trying to solve a problem. Those were tax write-offs. The vast majority of that 'aid' went to administration via municipalities (local government) and never really reached where it was supposed to. It never does. After working for over a decade in a Community Help organization, I can say there are too many 'crabs' in our community feeling like the 'White' man accepts them while they step over our own people for a check.​

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Where the real pastors at if this dude is a predator?

If you're in a largely minority area, they're all around you doing what they can to keep 'Black' communities together.

Same with Imams.​
 
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The 'root' of the problem is a false sense of 'equality'. Prior to Civil Rights, we KNEW what they thought about us. Afterwards, nah. They're extremely good at acting like they have your best interests at heart when, in reality, they only have their own. Instead of instilling in our children OUR values, we send them to THEIR schools to become indoctrinated into thinking like THEM. They only stopped redlining us in the 90's so we've been corralled into specific areas for generations where it's easier to keep an eye on us and pit us against one another rather than compete against THEM on equal footing.

'White' society values the individual more than the community.


I agree.​


They didn't donate because they were trying to solve a problem. Those were tax write-offs. The vast majority of that 'aid' went to administration via municipalities (local government) and never really reached where it was supposed to. It never does. After working for over a decade in a Community Help organization, I can say there are too many 'crabs' in our community feeling like the 'White' man accepts them while they step over our own people for a check.

I wasn't trying to imply they were helping, I was implying that money/support was exchanged for the souls of our religious "leaders". Most times we think these people are helping, but really theyre just paying sellouts to keep us in check. Unfortunately, thats how i view the church in 2015....​



If you're in a largely minority area, they're all around you doing what they can to keep 'Black' communities together.

Same with Imams.

... but this makes me pump the breaks a bit. Usually when we start coming together to do something positive, theyre right there trying to get involved, or we dont hear about it on a grand scale.
Yet when were fukking up, they make sure everrrybody know:wtb:.
Ill trust your personal experiences... maybe my expectations and hopes are too high:yeshrug:.
 

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I wasn't trying to imply they were helping, I was implying that money/support was exchanged for the souls of our religious "leaders". Most times we think these people are helping, but really theyre just paying sellouts to keep us in check. Unfortunately, thats how i view the church in 2015....

Gotcha. The fact of the matter is, the Government doesn't give churches money. They give them 'tax breaks' (LOL) and a parsonage credit. All told, the amount of funds amounts to about 2 billion dollars across the entire country. The majority of the funds Churches get is from the parishioners and donations. Churches/mosques around here are always helping poor folks out and keeping kids off the streets and/or sending them to school.
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.. but this makes me pump the breaks a bit. Usually when we start coming together to do something positive, theyre right there trying to get involved, or we dont hear about it on a grand scale.
That's been the way THEY'VE operated since slavery. They will ALWAYS downplay the positive efforts of our community leaders or take them out to make sure we 'know our place'. These 'attacks' against religion are nothing more than their continued assault against us since they KNOW if/when we come together as a real community using it, the whole world's attention will be focused on us like it was back in the 60's. They want us to be hostile and antagonistic so they have a reason to treat us as less than human. The less cohesive we are, the easier it is to justify whatever means they employ to keep us subjugated.​
 
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