No, it wasn’t. Look.Look closer, besides my post, the article was updated 7 days ago.
The Associated Press · Posted: Jun 20, 2018 11:58 AM ET | Last Updated: June 21, 2018
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No, it wasn’t. Look.Look closer, besides my post, the article was updated 7 days ago.
Not hardly. In the scriptures there is a difference between strangers and trespassers and how each are treated.Feed them, heal them, set them free. Stuff like that.
They're not treated as subhuman. Yours is an inflammatory fiction.Yes. We should apply our laws to determine who is worthy of asylum but not treat such people as subhuman.
Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
Didn't read the link. Acts 17:26Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
Wernt like they were supposed to compensate four times the damages they caused, or something like that?Not hardly. In the scriptures there is a difference between strangers and trespassers and how each are treated.
You mean when someone sins against you forgive them seven times seven?Wernt like they were supposed to compensate four times the damages they caused, or something like that?
I think I got it from The Book of Leviticus. Looking back, it seems like it was double the damage instead of four times the damage.You mean when someone sins against you forgive them seven times seven?
Is this what you're thinking of? The Trespass Offering? The Trespass-Offering.I think I got it from The Book of Leviticus. Looking back, it seems like it was double the damage instead of four times the damage.
Yep. I could have sworn I saw June 21, 2019. Wishful thinking I guess. Thanks. Apologies.No, it wasn’t. Look.
The Associated Press · Posted: Jun 20, 2018 11:58 AM ET | Last Updated: June 21, 2018
And keep in mind that many of those children who were separated a year ago still have not been reunited with their parents. Some of the children were sent to other states, and their parents were deported. And no records were kept to track where any of them went. Some of these children may never see their parents again.Yep. I could have sworn I saw June 21, 2019. Wishful thinking I guess. Thanks. Apologies.
Look closer. That story was posted in 2018, a year ago. It was more than a year ago that Trump signed an executive order to stop separating children from their parents. And it has not stopped.
I do not wish to see anybody, or any nation, destroyed. Nor do I think that the past can be amended -- the past is the past. That does not, however, mean that decent and fair-minded people cannot look diligently for ways to mitigate the unfairness under which a large number of people still live.
Over 500 treaties were signed between the US Government and native communities, mostly for land cessations, but all 500 were also nullified, by the government, whenever it suited the government's agenda. Why not start with trying to abide by a few of the more recent ones, and then start working slowly, diligently, pragmatically -- but with at least good will and an honest heart -- from there? Is that not what a truly "Christian" people would dearly want to do? Or is there still more to be taken away before the conquerors are completely satisfied?
I don’t know. So, would Jesus also separate kids from families and put the little children in cages?
Thank you for that explanation. I do appreciate it.Read the EO. It only extended the Flores agreement to 20-days and fast tracked family cases. It can't override the law itself.
A mistake not to send them back with their parents, truly.And keep in mind that many of those children who were separated a year ago still have not been reunited with their parents. Some of the children were sent to other states, and their parents were deported. And no records were kept to track where any of them went. Some of these children may never see their parents again.
Thank you for that explanation. I do appreciate it.
But regardless they are still separating children. And I don’t think it matters to a child which specific part of the legal code is responsible for the government taking away their mommy and daddy.
And this administration is still in constant violation of the Flores agreement in horrific ways.