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I'm Brooklyn. I react to videos...that's pretty much it right now.

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@ddp4me2 @kaizen000000000 He couldn't teach them how to cook it properly?

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@Thisisnosa_ @gabe_teee So me believing ice cream tastes good is a religious system?

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@MoonshotMagic @BreidenFehoko @therealjakari1 Are you not allowed to use anologies using god???

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@Lakaboy156482 @MoonshotMagic @BreidenFehoko @therealjakari1 These guys can't fathom an analogy using god lmao

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@cheemaprod @BryceHall ??? It's just dancing...

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@TheSittingT @Billvjxq @TradCathLynx @CCADyer8335 Then maybe don't make people at all if his "perfect plan" includes worldwide suffering.

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@odoncrack @Undercovercopfr @StonedGod_ @imDeshaefrost Like what, lmao

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@PHLITE1 @_Ochiedike ok..but god is described as loving and all knowing, yet his actions aren't consistent with that description.

Saying god is big and humans are small doesn't answer the question of why a painful method of death was chosen and why innocent lives were included at all.

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@keshdelight @Auntyadaa nah buddy that's cap lmao

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@Legithustlex0 @kaylah_osas Also “he'd have to repay the debt somehow, which would naturally mean selling his labor to another master” where are you getting this from, the verse just says let them live freely and don’t oppress them.

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@Legithustlex0 @kaylah_osas If foreign slaves are “permanent property,” that only means something if the owner has the right to recover them. But you’re also saying any runaway slave can’t be returned.

If “permanent property ”can’t be returned, then they’re not actually permanent property in practice.

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@realMWO @AgentVenom141 @Mashall788 @DeeWaynee94 God commands love, but also allows masters to be beat their slaves? You don't see the contradiction?

You say slavery was about paying off debts or crimes, yet the Bible clearly allows permanent, inherited slavery of foreigners. That is chattel slavery.

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@Legithustlex0 @kaylah_osas Your interpretation conflicts with god saying non-Israelite slaves are permanent property.

If a slave can’t be returned, then the “permanent ownership” law can’t actually be enforced.

And if it can be enforced, then the "runaway protection" law doesn't apply to both slave types

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@AgentVenom141 @realMWO @Mashall788 @DeeWaynee94 Why is god conforming to the times back then? If he wants something to stop, like idol worshoping and child sacrifices, he stops it, he's done it many times.

And since when were you allowed to beat, own and bore your neighbors? You can be treated like neighbors without slavery.

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@charlesiyare1 @kaylah_osas @Legithustlex0 I read the bible and saw god giving instructions on how to buy slaves, who you can buy them from, how long to keep them, how much you can abuse them, and that you can pass them down to your children as property lmao.

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@Legithustlex0 @kaylah_osas That verse is talking about foreign runaway slaves entering Israel, not slaves owned by Israelites.

Also, god explicitly states that non-Israelite slaves were permanent property. Why would he say that if slaves could just leave if they wanted?

So no, slavery was not consensual.

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@AmoasahPat84067 @DeeWaynee94 Yes agree with that.

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@AmoasahPat84067 @DeeWaynee94 Yup, is this going somewhere...?

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@AmoasahPat84067 @DeeWaynee94 Then I would say 2.

And now I'm asking again, what's the correlation?