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I demand that black Americans who wish to operate small businesses in their neighborhoods, to be given these loans by banks.

Banks are highly regulated businesses that are not permitted to discriminate against blacks. They have been getting away with crony conduct with the blessing of the govt for too long.

It is a shame that in black communities, only Asians are able to open businesses. why? it is not due to any qualifications that they possess.

Asians loan money to each other, at no interest, to get each other started. while they are not operating an illegal enterprise / conspiracy by doing that ---- this opportunity is not available to blacks and it is patently UNFAIR

Asians become so successful without any competition from blacks, that they open their own banks. will these banks loan to blacks?

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KODAK manufacturing HCQ MAGA 2020!

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i would like to see more people talk about Chris Dorner

5 ans - oregon.

i am blessed to be in contact with you even if we may not share every single opinion. we still have a lot in common. we are both Americans.

the basis for the need for Universal Income is that China, Mexico, India, Vietnam and other foreign countries have maliciously stolen our jobs and our dignity. We cannot have dignity without meaningful employment in the USA. We were promised in the 1980s that manufacturing jobs would be replaced with a "service economy." that proved to be a lie. There was never any good will towards the middle class from the globalists. They lie because they are aware of simple truths that the public is willing to forget, in order to fantasize about a beautiful lie:

1 "You can't put the toothpaste back into the tube." Once the jobs are gone even though we recognize that we were lied to, it is impossible to get them back. China is not going to admit its crimes against us.
2 "We wouldn't do anything illegal." Sure, they won't. That is even true if you look carefully. They won't do anything that they know that they cannot get away with. That is a big mistake that people are making. It is indeed illegal to displace American workers with foreigners, based on the law books. Try enforcing the law. Globalists and their cronies are flagrantly breaking the law because they know how to get away with it. Asking them to admit this in public is a mistake because they have no obligation to do that.
3 Liberty is created through the EXERCISE of liberty. Liberty is not what the Constitution says it is. It is a giant mistake to expect anyone to protect your liberty or to justify it for you. The other side calls their program of exploitation the exercise of liberty, BECAUSE IT IS. if you roll over for them and take it up the ass willingly, you can't blame them for doing it to you. The globalists already know that people do not have an appetite for challenging authority. Maybe that is partly based on a new culture in America which creates distinctions between people and guarantees that there is no "love" between Americans. We fail to see each other as neighbors, community, family. That is at least in part due to multiculturalism.
4 Multiculturalism is part of the plan to end freedom for American people. If you want to know more, look up Enoch Powell. And Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. If you want to discuss this further I'd be willing to try to help you.

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The Myth:

In keeping with the tolerant religion of Islam, Muslims have great respect for the Jesus found in the Bible.

The Truth:

The Jesus of the Quran is the same character, but not the same person. He doesn't say the same things, nor does he do much except refute Christian beliefs and affirm Muhammad's claims about himself. He is a character of convenience.

The Quran agrees with the Bible about the virgin birth of Jesus (and his return), but not his resurrection. In fact, it even denies that he was crucified, which runs counter to all historical evidence. In the Islamic version, Jesus was taken to heaven and will return to "destroy the cross" and all religions other than Islam.

While Jesus of the New Testament says things like "Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" the Quran's Jesus says "blessed was I on the day I was born" (from the crib as an infant, no less - 19:29-33). It is an unrealistic portrait devoid of human depth.

The Quran was narrated by Muhammad, and conveniently asserts his role as a prophet of Allah with mind-numbing redundancy. Any mention of previous Biblical figures, such as Moses and Jesus, is almost always within the context of association with Muhammad. These 'fellow prophets' speak superficially, making the same claim that Muhammad makes about himself and castigating anyone who doesn't believe.

By contrast, the New Testament provides rich historical and biographical detail about Jesus, detailing episodes that relate kindness, compassion and profound moral character. The Quran's version of Jesus says little more than that he was Muhammad's predecessor. He offers no great life lessons and speaks in only about six places:

Quran 61:6 - Jesus said, "O Children of Israel! I am the messenger of Allah (sent) to you, confirming the Law (which came) before me, and giving Glad Tidings of a Messenger to come after me, whose name shall be Ahmad."

Quran 5:116 - Allah will say: "O Jesus the son of Mary! Didst thou say unto men, worship me and my mother as gods in derogation of Allah'?" He will say: "Glory to Thee! never could I say what I had no right (to say). Had I said such a thing, thou wouldst indeed have known it. Thou knowest what is in my heart."

See (3:49-50, 5:112, 5:114, 19:30-33, 43:63) for the rest.

Notice that in 5:116, Muhammad conjures up a future conversation in which Allah will ask Jesus if he told people to worship him (and his mother, Mary) as gods, and Jesus denies that he could ever say such a thing. This is sophomoric - sort of like playing with sock-puppets. It is also significant that Muhammad confuses Mary as a member of the Trinity (he also mistakenly thought she was the sister of Aaron).

Muslims who say that Islam is respectful of Jesus and Christianity are taking the 40,000 foot view. What they really mean is that the character of Jesus is mentioned in the Quran as a prophet... which isn't all that meaningful. In truth, Islam does not respect the Jesus of the Bible, the Christian faith or even Christians. It is hostile to all three.

What Muslim apologists won't tell you is that the Quran specifically labels Christians as blasphemers (5:17 , 5:72) who invent a lie about Allah (10:68-69) - the worst of crimes - and will thus suffer in Hell. While they are in Hell, good Muslims, presumably including Jesus, will mock them while they are being tortured and ask where "their Lord" is (22:19-22).

Imagine how "respected" Muslims would feel by the portrayal of Muhammad as a simple character who denies the central claim of Islam (his status as a prophet) and instead says, "Lo, I am not a messenger, but just one who worships Jesus" Say the account goes on to teach that Muslims are horrible people who are going to Hell where they will be mocked by Christians and Muhammad himself...

Would Muslims feel respected by this? Neither would they claim that anyone propagating the story "believes" in Muhammad. Neither do they believe in the real Jesus.