@conservmillen you are correct here and @DavidAFrench you are wrong. Truth is not intentional harm. It is essential speech. Now this is where @conservmillen @megbasham @MattWalshBlog @douglaswils @joe_rigney @Katy_Faust have not applied the criticism of this ethic on themselves in their silence as @realDonaldTrump @MELANIATRUMP with Barron and @TiffanyATrump worshipping under their male pastor married to a man 2016-2021 - where that same pastor they platformed before billions , Sat on the board of the planned parenthood and chaired the planned parenthood clergy advocacy board across the period of 2018-2021. Silence entirely . Sinful silence as MacArthur has preached it. To add, by a margin of 300% conservatives and evangelicals still picked Trump in the 2023/24 republican primaries. @EWErickson what gave. No rebuke or characterization of those Christians as fake ones . @hbcharlesjr @tomascol @ThaddeusWill @JoelWebbon @BenZeisloft @LizzieMarbach @RealCandaceO @SweetieWalker @AlistairBegg @JohnPiper @ShaiLinne @NeilShenvi @WNGdotorg @SwipeWright @ConceptualJames @WilliamWolfe @Franklin_Graham @philvischer

@JustinPetersMin and you think Paula White in the White House all year long with NAR, Kenneth Copeland, and the tie to Bethesda by the sea, and Trump‘s pastor who is a man married to a man is an upgrade from a rainbow image overwhelmingly associated with an unregenerate world? Where is your theology? Because Jesus causes that a major downgrade. And to add your silence about most of that which I just called out. As a discernment, preacher, is a major downgrade. The sinfulness of silence is what John McArthur preached about .

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The story of American race-sorting is not a rhetorical abstraction, nor did it begin with the tough-on-crime posturing of the 1990s. It is an unbroken, institutional progression that began the exact moment the 13th Amendment codified a loophole allowing slavery to continue as punishment for a crime. When you scrutinize the historical record relentlessly—without the protective filters of modern partisan tribalism—a stark and uncomfortable reality emerges. The architecture of systemic racial disenfranchisement, stretching from post-Civil War peonage to the modern carceral state, was heavily authored, expanded, and sustained by the Democratic Party. Conversely, in the 21st century, it has been the Republican Party that explicitly named this architecture out loud, legally recognized it as systemic, and deployed federal legislative power to dismantle it. ## The Dragnet of Petty Crimes and Peonage The modern carceral state was built on a foundation of coerced labor, managed outcomes, and the complete criminalization of Black existence. Following the Civil War, Southern legislatures recognized that while they could no longer own Black Americans as property, they could lease them as convicts. To fill severe labor shortages, states instituted "Black Codes" and weaponized the justice system into a dragnet. The threshold for imprisonment was reduced to absurdity, ensuring that almost any behavior could capture African Americans and feed them into the convict leasing system. Black men, women, and even children were arrested, saddled with court fees they could not pay, and sold to private coal mines, lumber camps, and railroads for offenses that were entirely manufactured or stunningly trivial. The crimes designed to harvest Black bodies included: * **Vagrancy:** Making it a felony to be unemployed or to simply "appear" to have no job. A Black man walking down the street who could not immediately produce written proof of employment to a white officer was arrested and leased out for hard labor. * **The Pig Laws:** Enhancing petty theft to grand larceny. Stealing a farm animal worth as little as a dollar, or even stealing a newspaper or a piece of fruit, was suddenly punishable by up to five years of brutal physical labor. * **Spatial and Social Infractions:** Arresting Black citizens for walking along a railroad track ("riding the rails"), standing in one place for too long (loitering), breaking arbitrary curfews, speaking too loudly in the presence of a white woman, or selling the produce from their own gardens after dark. * **Breach of Contract:** Making it a criminal offense to quit a job, change employers, or leave a plantation without the express permission of a white employer, effectively trapping Black laborers in inescapable debt peonage. ## The Legal Slaughterhouse: No Counsel and Corrupted Juries To understand how absolute this state control was, you have to examine the complete nullification of the Sixth Amendment for Black Americans. The Constitution theoretically guaranteed the right to legal counsel and an impartial jury of one's peers. In practice, for nearly a century following the Civil War, the American courtroom operated as a legal slaughterhouse for Black men. Prior to the 1963 Supreme Court ruling in *Gideon v. Wainwright*, if you were a poor Black man arrested for a felony in state court, you were entirely on your own against the full, crushing weight of the state. There was no guaranteed public defender to challenge the fabricated vagrancy charges or illegal searches. But lacking a lawyer was only half the trap. For decades, stretching well into the 1970s, the jury box was as violently segregated as the voting booth. Black citizens were systematically purged from jury pools through the exact same mechanisms used to deny the vote—poll taxes, literacy tests, and discretionary summons by white commissioners. Even when a Black citizen miraculously made it into the jury pool, prosecutors wielded

@megbasham part of the reason for a resurgence was to counter the 200 women the SBC had as pastors . @albertmohler @pastordmack @DavidAFrench @tomascol @elonmusk @EWErickson @RickWarren x.com/i/grok/share/fb07d9d1b…

@megbasham showing @realDonaldTrump at church with his male pastor married to a man would have done far more. @carolmswain @elonmusk @JustinPetersMin @tomascol @ConradMbewe @MattWalshBlog @SenMikeLee

@JustinPetersMin seminaries, conservative thinktanks have used SPLC to frame democrats as racists for most of your life. Why did @SBTS @ThemBeforeUs @joe_rigney echo that claim ? Why did you point to white supremacy as an issue like @tomascol MacArthur, etc? So did @marklevinshow @SenTedCruz @ConradMbewe

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Why were you a Democrat if they were the party of KKK, racism, Jim Crow and characterizes that by Republicans until 2009 and after x.com/guyschultz/status/2062…

On January 20th, Black Voices for Trump will host an event to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Raleigh, North Carolina. #MLKDay #BlackVoicesforTrump donaldjtrump.com/events/blac…

5 Reasons I Changed My Mind About Trump charismanews.com/opinion/793… via @charisma_news

Thanks for the feedback. This is a true premise @MattWalshBlog is pointing to. However, that is not what my post is asserting. Invention of slavery is not anything the founders did. However, they did introduce mass importation of Africans and then the generations that followed bred them as livestock. The volumes of blacks here are here due to that introduction in North America and Europe. Then there’s another aspect, and that involves a society of Christians governed by Christians overwhelmingly taught, live, preached and legislative that Jesus is glorified, and is aligned with that practice of enslaving infant Africans from first breath through last breath and their offspring . That is something that is credited in Ernest to Europe and North America. It persisted in church and state and both societies starting from the 1400s concluding in the year 1940 (Alabama and other confederate or confederate adjacent territories maintained chain, gangs and convict leasing through the 1930s; these were territories that African-Americans lived as a majority through until the 1960s ), in the form of convict leasing and PEONAGE. If @realDonaldTrump and Jared Kushner threw to the year 2020 asserted that the 1980s war on drugs and the 1994 crime bill, targeted black families and destroyed a generation of black communities and families then PEONAGEN convict leasing/chain gangs Targeting blacks far more aggressively would have been destructive of 5 to 7 generations easily. @megbasham @elonmusk @TheRabbitHole @wil_da_beast630 @ThaddeusWill @jaredkushner

This is often generational & is a micro example of disparate impact @joe_rigney @ConceptualJames @andrealucasEEOC @USEEOC @JSamuelsEEOC @HPluckrose @Eric_Conn @andrewtwalker @DrPhil @jordanbpeterson @BillAckman @mcuban @conservmillen @VoddieBaucham. A society that does this worse.

This is a worthy and priceless aim. I’m informed by history and often wonder how this was preached from pulpits, seminaries, Sunday schools when nearly every infant female African was regarded as livestock the society that was lead by and overwhelmingly governed by Christians 1526-1970. Now in the 90% of that period where this meant they were chattel, the spouse who is only regarded as the possession of their spouse was actually 1st the possession of their owner. The young teen to adult, who was not married used as breeding stock married or not. The child she would have her highest human obligation, normatively kept from a proverb 31 Jesus -established benefit as she was forbidden to fill the nurturing role of a proverbs 31 woman . We forget that proverbs 31 is 1st about the noble single. She is a noble wife only because as a single, she practiced the same in her character. A good wife is found, meaning marriage does not start the making. Think of Sally Hemmings or her mother Elizabeth, each products of sex that was out of wedlock and concubinal in nature. Impregnated as property . In Sally’s case, by her dead sister’s husband. Then as a wife, ordered in church , state & convention to follow the father of her children in betraying the ordo amoris in placing loves beneath their rightful order. @megbasham @joe_rigney @MattWalshBlog @ThaddeusWill @AlvedaCKing @BerniceKing @JohnPiper

@jamestalarico why not make this duplicity clear? x.com/guyschultz/status/2030…

@utdMaggie @LifeSite sinful silence on Trump for 6 years now. Crazy @TerriGreenUSA @JustinPetersMin are remarkably quiet. Forget woke capture. This is demonic capture.

@elonmusk then why do you frame Mandela as a great man and liberator? Seems you are very inconsistent here. @GadSaad @ToscaMusk @mayemusk @kimbal @wil_da_beast630 @ClassicLearner @ConradMbewe

@CarlRambo2025 it would seem that that isn’t quite true unless you have blocked yourself. @GadSaad which mind virus is this?? @elonmusk @TheRabbitHole @CommunityNotes