REAL TALK from KB: I just read something by a good
"Christian" that makes me think more and more that the term is an
oxymoron.....sad thing is most good Christians are not in a place to hear that
about themselves..not saying that I have a stellar faith walk but I'm not
hiding behind the word to support a personal agenda.....the person stated
something to effect of we shouldn't tax hard working folks to support those who
refuse to work.
The good Christian didn’t see the hidden bias and hinted
bigotry in their proclamation. There is also an implied but not blatant racism
in the statement. The good Christian failed to see the lack of compassion and
empathy in their statement. Thinking only of dollars rather that what their
fellowman is experiencing. What the good Christian didn’t acknowledge is a
system in place that keeps people locked in a cycle of poverty.
There are very few people who just refuse to work….if people
could just get up and get jobs many more people would be working….but that
person is mad about that too……..Obama created jobs and unemployment is at its
lowest number in many years…but people are mad that they have to kick in for
healthcare. A universal precaution and should be right for the betterment of
all.
There are people who have made stupid mistakes and poor
choices that landed them in jail for a period of time but now they are locked
in a system that is content on keeping them a prisoner.
It often strikes me as funny how people tend to forget their
own failures but are quick to club you with their success. To these good
Christians I say find a different name to call yourselves something different ,
possibly call yourselves IANS, because there is no CHRIST in what you preach,
teach or demonstrate.
Don’t confuse a class system with a caste system and call it “traditionalism” …
when it’s really colonialism and castigation
How ya livin’?
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