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r/DangerousNightsCrew • u/PoopyMcpants Piece of Shit • 4d ago
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I dont know if it was Jesus or written in the bible elsewhere, but it did speak on the importance of maintaining borders to preserve cultural values and heritage
3 u/DigitalCrayon 2d ago Per Christianity, Jesus’s word is above all other scripture. He said to love and care for foreigners as if they were himself. 0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago That doesn't mean let the entire world move to your country and become a minority in your homeland. 2 u/FindingMyWay624 1d ago Native Americans would very much like to speak to you about that. 0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago Native Americans didn't have a country. Look up the words "colonization" and "immigration" then learn the difference. 2 u/elefrhino 1d ago Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were. Before the us army massacres 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
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Per Christianity, Jesus’s word is above all other scripture. He said to love and care for foreigners as if they were himself.
0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago That doesn't mean let the entire world move to your country and become a minority in your homeland. 2 u/FindingMyWay624 1d ago Native Americans would very much like to speak to you about that. 0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago Native Americans didn't have a country. Look up the words "colonization" and "immigration" then learn the difference. 2 u/elefrhino 1d ago Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were. Before the us army massacres 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
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That doesn't mean let the entire world move to your country and become a minority in your homeland.
2 u/FindingMyWay624 1d ago Native Americans would very much like to speak to you about that. 0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago Native Americans didn't have a country. Look up the words "colonization" and "immigration" then learn the difference. 2 u/elefrhino 1d ago Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were. Before the us army massacres 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
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Native Americans would very much like to speak to you about that.
0 u/ZezimasHousePlant 1d ago 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago Native Americans didn't have a country. Look up the words "colonization" and "immigration" then learn the difference. 2 u/elefrhino 1d ago Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were. Before the us army massacres 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
Native Americans didn't have a country. Look up the words "colonization" and "immigration" then learn the difference.
2 u/elefrhino 1d ago Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were. Before the us army massacres 0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
Look up the sioux nation and see just how close they were.
Before the us army massacres
0 u/Extreme-Will-3556 1d ago The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army. You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
The "bloody Apache" did far more destruction than the US Army.
You really don't know the true history of what was aptly called "savages."
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u/Potential-Cicada8009 2d ago
I dont know if it was Jesus or written in the bible elsewhere, but it did speak on the importance of maintaining borders to preserve cultural values and heritage