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Kwanza is just another way for negroes to separate themselves from caucasians and proclaim some odd faux superiority, all the while bemoaning that they feel disconnected from the mainstream.
1) BET
2) Black History Month
3) Kwanza
4) Content of character, not color of skin
5) The Black Panthers
The assignment is to pick the one which does not belong. Good luck.
How about you try to be a person living in 2013 for just a moment and use the word "black". It's no more difficult to type than "negro".
Not sure why you're criticizing blacks for exercising their Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want to. Congrats for being no better than the morons who criticize gun-owners for practicing their 2nd Amendment rights.
What religion is Kwanza a celebration for? If people want to celebrate it, let them. But there is nothing religious about it
Would you feel comfortable asking your boss about those "Negro" clients you met with last week? If you're a professional person you'd say "no".I use the scientific race terms as they are least influenced by social trends. You'll note I also say "caucasian" instead of white.
I think negroes can practice whatever they want, but also find it odd that they keep proclaiming some great heritage of Africa and feel the need to make their own separate splinter groups and then bemoan the feeling of apartheid. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy at this point. Pretty damn silly too.
How about you try to be a person living in 2013 for just a moment and use the word "black". It's no more difficult to type than "negro".
Not sure why you're criticizing blacks for exercising their Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want to. Congrats for being no better than the morons who criticize gun-owners for practicing their 2nd Amendment rights.
What religion is Kwanza a celebration for? If people want to celebrate it, let them. But there is nothing religious about it
Whether or not it's based on a religion is irrelevant. Point is that I'm not sure why people criticize others for freely partaking in their first Amendment rights (in a peaceful way), by implying that "they're doing it wrong" or "should be instead celebrating this (Christmas) instead of that (Kwanzaa, etc)".
It's no different than when a person on the left criticizes someone for using a gun, which is also a Constitutionally protected right.
How can someone exercise a Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want if they aren't practicing a religion?
As I said, if people really want to celebrate it, let them. But let's not say it's a religious holiday when it's not.
Kwanza is just another way for negroes to separate themselves from caucasians and proclaim some odd faux superiority, all the while bemoaning that they feel disconnected from the mainstream.
1) BET
2) Black History Month
3) Kwanza
4) Content of character, not color of skin
5) The Black Panthers
The assignment is to pick the one which does not belong. Good luck.
Kwanza is just another way for negroes to separate themselves from caucasians and proclaim some odd faux superiority, all the while bemoaning that they feel disconnected from the mainstream.
1) BET
2) Black History Month
3) Kwanza
4) Content of character, not color of skin
5) The Black Panthers
The assignment is to pick the one which does not belong. Good luck.
How about you try to be a person living in 2013 for just a moment and use the word "black". It's no more difficult to type than "negro".
Not sure why you're criticizing blacks for exercising their Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want to. Congrats for being no better than the morons who criticize gun-owners for practicing their 2nd Amendment rights.
What religion is Kwanza a celebration for? If people want to celebrate it, let them. But there is nothing religious about it
Kwanza is just another way for negroes to separate themselves from caucasians and proclaim some odd faux superiority, all the while bemoaning that they feel disconnected from the mainstream.
1) BET
2) Black History Month
3) Kwanza
4) Content of character, not color of skin
5) The Black Panthers
The assignment is to pick the one which does not belong. Good luck.
How about you try to be a person living in 2013 for just a moment and use the word "black". It's no more difficult to type than "negro".
Not sure why you're criticizing blacks for exercising their Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want to. You're no better than the morons who criticize gun-owners for practicing their 2nd Amendment rights.
I use the scientific race terms as they are least influenced by social trends. You'll note I also say "caucasian" instead of white.
I think negroes can practice whatever they want, but also find it odd that they keep proclaiming some great heritage of Africa and feel the need to make their own separate splinter groups and then bemoan the feeling of apartheid. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy at this point. Pretty damn silly too.
What religion is Kwanza a celebration for? If people want to celebrate it, let them. But there is nothing religious about it
Whether or not it's based on a religion is irrelevant. Point is that I'm not sure why people criticize others for freely partaking in their first Amendment rights (in a peaceful way), by implying that "they're doing it wrong" or "should be instead celebrating this (Christmas) instead of that (Kwanzaa, etc)".
It's no different than when a person on the left criticizes someone for using a gun, which is also a Constitutionally protected right.
How can someone exercise a Constitutional right to practice whatever religion they want if they aren't practicing a religion?
As I said, if people really want to celebrate it, let them. But let's not say it's a religious holiday when it's not.
Republicans are at war on:
Gays
Women
Blacks
Hispanics
Muslims
Atheists
College Professors
That much is clear.
Republicans complain about an imaginary "War on Christmas". It's called "deflection".
It is neither clear nor true.
rderp lies again.
Ho hum. Or in rderp's case: ho hump.
Hey, rderp: Crappy Holidays you pathetic propagandist pantload!
May Santa deposit a ton of coal in your stocking.
Republicans are at war on:
Gays
Women
Blacks
Hispanics
Muslims
Atheists
College Professors
That much is clear.
Republicans complain about an imaginary "War on Christmas". It's called "deflection".
It is neither clear nor true.
rderp lies again.
Ho hum. Or in rderp's case: ho hump.
Hey, rderp: Crappy Holidays you pathetic propagandist pantload!
May Santa deposit a ton of coal in your stocking.
Former Bush administration official with pristine Republican credentials forced from Romney campaign for being gay
Forced Ultrasounds
Georgia GOP dusts off Jim Crow tactic: Changing election date
Boehner dashes hopes of immigration talks
Hmmm, should I continue or did IlarMeilyr get the message?
What does annoying flashing lights that keep neighbors up all night, traffic jams of lookers from 6 pm- midnight showing the kids the lights, fist fights at malls, a fat man in a red suit and black boots that supposedly flies a sleigh around at night with reindeer named Blitzen and Rudolph the red nosed reindeer and slides his fat ass down a chimney 18 million times in one night have to do with religion and Christ?
Santa has been given the attributes of God, and is presented as a god-like figure:
Eternal: Santa is as old as man, he has always been, and he will always be. Santa is eternal. Jesus is eternal (Revelation 1:8).
Flying and gifts: Santa goes into the air and gives gifts. Jesus ascends on high and gives gifts (Ephesians 4:7-8).
Coming soon: Santa shall descend from the sky. Jesus "shall descend" from the sky (1 Thessalonians 4:16).
Rewarding works: Santa gives his gifts according to whether you are good or bad. Jesus gives his gifts according to whether you are good or bad (Revelation 20:12-13).
All Seeing: Santa sees you when you are sleeping, and knows when you're awake. Jesus sees you when you are sleeping, and knows when you're awake (Proverbs 5:21).
Clothing: Santa wears red clothes. Jesus wore red clothes (Revelation 19:13).
Hair: Santa has hair white as snow. Jesus had hair "white as snow" (Revelation 1:14, Daniel 7:9).
Entering: Santa can come in though the doors are shut. Jesus can come in though the doors are shut (John 20:19).
Home: Santas city is in the North Pole. Gods city is in "the sides of the North" (Psalm 48:1-2, Leviticus 1:11).
Omniscient (all knowing): Santa knows if you've been bad or good. Jesus knows if you've been bad or good (Proverbs 15:3).
Omnipresence (everywhere at one time): Santa can be in one billion homes in a 24 hour period; that is eleven hundred & fifty-seven homes per second, virtually omnipresent. Jesus is omnipresent (Matthew 18:20).
Omnipotent (all powerful): Santa is powerful enough to carry presents for a billion children. That is Omnipotence. Jesus is Omnipotent (Matthew 28:18).
Ho! Ho! Ho!: Santa says, "Ho, ho, ho". Jesus says "Ho, ho" (Zechariah 2:6), and in this same verse, Jesus says, "flee from the land of the north." Also, the word "ho" appears in only three verses in the entire scripture (Ruth 4:1, Isaiah 55:1, Zechariah 2:6). Ho! Ho! Ho! Three Hos! Santa is trying to impersonate Christ (Matthew 24:5)!
Santa Claus And The Gospel
by Gretchen Passantino
Copyright 1986 by Gretchen Passantino.
It is neither clear nor true.
rderp lies again.
Ho hum. Or in rderp's case: ho hump.
Hey, rderp: Crappy Holidays you pathetic propagandist pantload!
May Santa deposit a ton of coal in your stocking.
Former Bush administration official with pristine Republican credentials forced from Romney campaign for being gay
Forced Ultrasounds
Georgia GOP dusts off Jim Crow tactic: Changing election date
Boehner dashes hopes of immigration talks
Hmmm, should I continue or did IlarMeilyr get the message?
LOL, what makes it harder for blacks to get to the polls in July?
Only a dumb ass believes that.
And that would be YOU!
There's nothing wrong with saying "Merry Christmas". The only reason for the Holiday is Christmas yet some people I run into refuse to say Christmas. It's Christmas...not "the Holidays". If you're one of those people who refuse to say "Christmas", you're a pussy. Just say it because without "Christmas" you wouldn't have "the Holidays".
There's nothing wrong with saying "Merry Christmas". The only reason for the Holiday is Christmas yet some people I run into refuse to say Christmas. It's Christmas...not "the Holidays". If you're one of those people who refuse to say "Christmas", you're a pussy. Just say it because without "Christmas" you wouldn't have "the Holidays".
Well, actually, when Chanukah is celebrated during the week of Christmas, then it is most definitely "the Holidays", nothing "pussy" about it. But I have no problem in the world wishing someone a Happy Advent or a Merry Christmas.
So, just to cover my bases, [MENTION=45779]lakeview[/MENTION]: Happy and blessed Advent! Merry Christmas (early).
There, all better.
