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So using a term to describe something makes me a "wicked repulsive snake"? We all know what racism is, it's the notion that distinct races exist and we should treat people differently based on those perceived differences, you'd rather argue against the term rather than argue against the notion.
>Nation is an extension of the family. You can't redefine words to your liking here.
Right, we need a nation made up of a family of christian brothers and sisters. Unless you consider family to be only those that are literally blood related to you, which is goes against the bible. Matthew 12:50: "For whosoever shall do the will of my Father which is in heaven, the same is my brother, and sister, and mother". Any Christian that truly has faith in Christ is a brother to me no matter where they came from, especially in this atheistic time we're living in.
>Yes it does because it's "racist" not to have open borders and you put it in your opening line.
Never said that, don't agree with that. We need a closed borders nation based entirely in Christianity that only allows Christians to live within it. You're arguing with an imaginary liberal progressivist.
>Maybe if you wanted to have something reasonable to say you wouldn't purposely inject politically charged, antichrist words in the OP, the fact is you've chosen your side and even now you're trying to defend it.
Lol, come on dude, you're just being autistic over the word "racism" at this point. We know what racism is, you can try and twist the definition around, but in reality people know what I'm talking about.
>You're the same as them, I'm putting you together with them.
I'm not, and you have no proof of that.
>I dunno, why would I honor my father and mother? Why would I provide for my own, especially they of my own house? I guess the word of God is insane to you because you act like this is being a respector of persons when ITS MY OWN FAMILY.
Literally never said that you shouldn't do those things, I simply said that you shouldn't treat people differently because of their race. Once again, you're arguing against a point I never made.
>Nation is an extension of family. That's why when they merged a nation with a state they called the result a nation-state, because originally, the two weren't the same thing. Rather nation-states are the result of saying states should be divided by nation, and in order to do that, you have to first know what nations the people are in, thus proving their objective existence as nations are tied to blood outside of being a mere piece of territory.
That may have been true in the past, but is it true anymore? By your definition of nations being founded in blood, most of them came into existence before Christianity, so why should we still adhere to those older standards? We should create a truly Christian nation now, not try to continue nations based in tribalism.
>I know it exists for a reason, just like man and woman exists for a reason
"A" reason, but you don't know "THE" reason, all you can do is guess and pretend you know, because you're not God. You should follow the bible and stop assuming the reasons God does what he does.
>You are attempting to tell people this is wrong because it's considered "racist" to protect the weak and innocent that were entrusted to you from outside invaders which have hostile intent. And you want to overlook that, at the expense of our own, who can't stand up for themselves.
I literally have not said that at all, I'm simply saying, once again, you should not judge people purely based on where they happened to have come from. Not everyone that is of a different race than you has "hostile intent", and you shouldn't walk around with this paranoid outlook on life. Love God, trust God and spread his word. I also stated that we should expel muslims from our nation, so I'm definitely not against the idea of protecting us from outside invaders, I just base "outside invaders" on what they believe rather than their particular race.
>And really just to make yourself look good and tolerant because it's very socially acceptable to be that way and to shirk responsibility and play dumb to it.
Dude, if I wanted to "look good" in the modern world, why would I be a Christian? I don't care about being tolerant, I care about being a good follower of Christ. I'm totally against "shirking responsibility", I see it as our duty to spread the word of Christ because I see how it improved my life, and other peoples lives. If a lost person like myself can find new life in Jesus Christ, anyone can, and we should help them get there.