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"Alabama Pastor Holds 'Whites Only' Conference"

Yeah, that's right. I love what the pastor said when approached about this. Reverend William Collier said that he wasn't a racist, but that "the white race is God's chosen people."

The founder of the church, Mel Lewis, complained that the uproars this year shows a disrespect for religious liberty. ...and yes, the KKK will be attending this year...

Yeah, Jesus was Jewish. If there were a chosen people, wouldn't it be Jews? If we don't want to look at it that way, wouldn't everyone be God's "chosen people"? People amaze me with such idiotic comments and then they hide behind their distorted version of their religion to say they're not a racist and then attempt to turn the tables and say it's the people calling them out that are against free speech/religion/diversity.

According to Collier and the like, the hymn goes something like this:

"Jesus loves the little children,
All the children of the world,
White and white, white and white,
They are precious in his sight..."

Well, I guess if God had a chosen person to showcase stupidity, it's Reverend William Collier.

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2012/07/05/511129/alabama-pastor-holds-whites-only-conference/
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  1. HippieGirlJuly 6, 2012 at 9:14 AM

    That's ridiculous. I'm not suprised to hear of the KKK being there. Bunch of racist jerkoffs anyway. I hate racism, I hate people who are racist. People who believe that white is powerful or white is the dominant people need to have their head examined. I hate racism, discrimination. As far as my opinion goes, we're all the same on the inside; we just come in different packages is all. God did it that way to make us all unique in our own ways, to add a little splash of variety on the earth, to add a splash of diversity here. I love it when there are people of other races and nationalities here. It'd be boring if it was all white here.

    I've been in situations where people say bad things, like making a big deal I'm hugging a black person or an Asian person. There are people my dad work with that are of other ethnicities. One time, a friend of my dad's, who happens to be black, was at her store at this local flea market. So me, my sis and dad went out there to see her and we started hugging her because we knew her for so long and this white guy was giving us dirty looks; like he thought we should not be hugging a person darker than us! WTF?

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  2. The RozJuly 6, 2012 at 10:44 AM

    Thanks for your comment. It really amazes me that, in this day and age, there are still people whom judge others not by their character, but by the color of their skin (or in other cases, their gender, sexual orientation, creed, etc.). I'll never understand such a person's thinking. When I talk to and get along with someone, why in the world should it make a difference if that person is white, black, brown, purple, periwinkle, male, female, a bit of both, gay, straight, asexual, Hindu, Christian, Scientologist, etc.? I have a feeling that often times, such people are quite insecure and ignorant. Some of them need to feel like there's a person or group of people beneath them in some manner. I also find that often times they're not the brightest crayons in the box. When we limit our diversity in people/culture, we limit our diversity in knowledge.

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