RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)None of that implies that racism by people is a sin, and indeed, except for the God's Covenant being available to all people, nowhere does the New Testament repudiate the many acts of preference, discrimination, and/or distinction, by God, and by God's followers with God's implied or expressed approval, among ethne or based on ethnos in the Old Testament. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Not St. Paul, not St. Augustine, not Aquinas, not Calvin, not Luther, not Jesus himself. Nor any of the major theologians in between. Racism is not a mortal sin; it's not even a venial sin. Many Biblical passages promote preference for one's own kind. Those who preach that racism is a sin are preaching an extreme heresy. ...

RT AmericanPapaBear™ (@AmericaPapaBear)"Listen the f*ck up White People.""Every other race, is more racist than you.""You don't believe me? Ask a black person what they think about a Chinese guy.""Ask a Jew what they think about black people.""Ask an Indian what they think about Mexicans.""I promise you what comes out of their mouth will shock you."Is he accurate here? ...

RT iamyesyouareno (@iamyesyouareno)White people existing is racist, apparently. https://t.co/aOhYtu8hhX ...

RT Pay Roll Manager Here (@UsingLyft)Coons are just black people with agency and without excuses. The passive always hate the agentic. They seethe at the sight of people just doing things and hate the hardcore evidence that their problems are their own. ...

RT Liz Truss (@trussliz)How many innocent lives have been destroyed because people fear being called racist?Britain needs a reset of its moral compass. https://t.co/tTkRXVnsEP ...

[Applause] What if I told you that the most dangerous kind of racism isn't shot in the streets, but whispered in the classrooms, hallways, even living rooms. You know, the kind of someone says, "Relax. It's just a joke. Don't take it personal." Or friends, it's okay. I've heard that so many times.And every single time it made me wonder why the joke had to be at my expense. I can't even count how many times someone has commented on my hair, my skin, or the food I eat. Always followed by, "Come on, it's just ...

[Applause] Have you ever found yourself the butt of a joke. More specifically, a racial joke. Everyone around you is laughing and everyone expects you to laugh, too.But it's happened so many times that you genuinely can't think it's a joke anymore. In fact, let me ask you a better question. What comes to mind when you hear the word racism.Someone saying the n-word, someone calling a person of color a slave, or even making monkey gestures at them, blatant, in yourrface racism. But racism isn't always so dire ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)They are legion:(1) Scientific studies showing racial differences, e.g. based on twin studies or direct genetic studies, and talking about and relying on said studies.(2) Having or expressing preferences about where to live, work, or shop(3) Having or expressing preferences about what politicians to vote for(4) Making rational decisions based on statistics of groups, when one lacks more detailed information (e.g. when dealing with strangers)(5) ....This is just the tip of the iceb ...

On February the 18th, 1915, President Woodrow Wilson screened a film for senior government officials in the East Room of the White House. It was called The Birth of a Nation, a three-hour piece of propaganda that glorified the Ku Klux Clan and portrayed emancipated black Americans as unworthy of freedom. and marked a chilling inflection point when white nationalism stepped out of the relative shadows and into the center of the federal government.And if that sounds familiar to you, it's because we're watchin ...