View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HwXFkDqFMI
@Sir Silentium Tagging you cause you're the only Christian that I know here
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HwXFkDqFMI
@Sir Silentium Tagging you cause you're the only Christian that I know here
dont really care about political slop cope
I’d argue yes because they lived longer. Obviously it depends on how the slave was treated but there were definitely a lot that were severely abused
Just believe in tales theory
Incels suffered more than Jesus
Hey @Robocell , your tag didn't imbed properly so I wasn't notified. I would have responded sooner.
Suffered "more" by itself can be broken up into factors, such as suffering worse overall, suffering for longer periods of time, etc.
Second of all, blacks weren't treated the worst. It was white on white slavery, then black on black. In fact originally, whites were the first slaves. Only for a short segment was it mixed up (then the elites framed it to look like the blacks were being oppressed) - the races of the slaves doesn't matter. The leftists love to make race the centre of everything, when it isn't. This guy narrating seems to be the victim of that, hopefully one day he researches for himself and finds out the truth.
But what I will say:
Jesus (as one man) suffered worse and went through more throughout his life ('more' being subjective depending on your definition of context) than what the average slave most likely would have.
Slaves suffered for longer periods of time, but in terms of "more", Jesus did.
@thevineyardworker what is your take on this?
Suffered "more" by itself can be broken up into factors, such as suffering worse overall, suffering for longer periods of time, etc.
Second of all, blacks weren't treated the worst. It was white on white slavery, then black on black. In fact originally, whites were the first slaves. Only for a short segment was it mixed up (then the elites framed it to look like the blacks were being oppressed) - the races of the slaves doesn't matter. The leftists love to make race the centre of everything, when it isn't. This guy narrating seems to be the victim of that, hopefully one day he researches for himself and finds out the truth.
But what I will say:
Jesus (as one man) suffered worse and went through more throughout his life ('more' being subjective depending on your definition of context) than what the average slave most likely would have.
Slaves suffered for longer periods of time, but in terms of "more", Jesus did.
@thevineyardworker what is your take on this?
Then don't reply kek
Slaves aren't God so it doesn't matter if they did or didn't. Slavery is super overblown in the United States anyway.
Yes.
And Jesus = God, and the bible says that Jesus went through a suffering that no man has to go through.
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