🇳🇬 Zamint Onišẹ 🇳🇬

You know what exposes a lot of you people, you people do not judge countries, races, or civilizations by any consistent moral standard. You guys judge by racialized instinct first, then go looking for arguments afterward. That is why Japan and white-majority nations can have histories full of conquest, colonial violence, forced labor, sexual brutality, exploitation, and mass killing, yet still get romanticized as refined, disciplined, advanced, and civilized. Meanwhile, nonwhite countries are constantly flattened into poverty, corruption, instability, and dysfunction, as if that is all they have ever been and all they could ever be. And what makes it worse is that many people do not merely ignore the atrocities committed by the nations they admire. They glorify those said atrocities. Conquest becomes “strength.” Colonization becomes “order.” Domination becomes “superiority.” Barbarism becomes “civilization.” And all because the side committing the violence had "better" weapons, more power, or more organized systems of control. But if a nation were truly as civilized as people claim, it would not have needed enslavement, rape, mutilation, forced labor, occupation, and mass death to deal with other human beings. It could have pursued trade, diplomacy, cooperation, and exchange without turning entire peoples into subjects, commodities, or graves. So when people use African or other nonwhite countries as a cheap "gotcha" while endlessly glazing over Europe or Japan, they are not proving they care about ethics, order, or human suffering. They are proving their standards were never consistent in the first place. Some nations are allowed to commit horrors and still be remembered through architecture, aesthetics, media, and “culture.” Others are forced to wear every scar forever and get treated as if their wounds are their identity. That is not objectivity. That is not historical honesty. That is hierarchy and biased. A lot of people do not admire civilization. They admire "power", then call power civilized after the fact.

You just moved the goalposts lol. At first, the discussion was about whether the evil done by Europeans under colonialism and slavery could be justified. Now you’ve switched it into a completely different debate about omniscience and free will. And even then, your argument still does not work, because you’re conflating foreknowledge with causation. God knowing what humans will choose is not the same thing as God forcing those choices. “Known by God” and “decided by God” are not automatically identical. So no, you have not shown a contradiction. You’ve just assumed that if God knows an act, He must therefore be the one causing it. That is the very point you would need to prove, not smuggle in as if it were self-evident. So, yes, this is a goalpost shift, and no, foreknowledge still does not equate to coercion. Son let me ask you a question now: Are you arguing that God’s foreknowledge of a human action is the same thing as God causing that action? Because if that is your claim, you still need to prove why knowing a choice beforehand is identical to forcing that choice.

nigeria is not a good place for ppl suffering with mental illness

@wealthyseyi @N0C0SIGN2 How so?

@zamint_operator @N0C0SIGN2 gibberish.

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Let me be even clearer then: nothing the Europeans did to our people under colonialism and chattel slavery could be justified whatsoever, especially their perverse version of what Christ's teachings are. The transatlantic slave trade was built on kidnapping, selling human beings, mutilation, racial dehumanization, and generational bondage, and Scripture explicitly condemns kidnapping and slave-trading. Exodus 21:16 condemns kidnapping and selling a person, Deuteronomy 24:7 does the same, and 1 Timothy 1:10 lists "slave traders" among those opposed to sound doctrine. Jesus also announces good news to the poor and freedom for the oppressed in Luke 4:18–19. So when Europeans used the Bible to justify anti-Black slavery, they were not faithfully applying Christianity; they were selectively twisting and weaponizing Scripture to sanctify barbarism. That distinction matters. The Bible’s ancient servitude texts are not a moral permission slip for European race-based chattel slavery, and pretending otherwise is either ignorance or intellectual dishonesty.

@zamint_operator @N0C0SIGN2 but the bible literally accepts and justifies slavery tho. what exactly is your point?

As a Black Christian myself, I think this conversation gets sloppy on both sides. It is obviously false and historically unserious to imply that what Christ suffered physically in a few hours somehow erases or exceeds the generational torture inflicted on Black people under slavery. That should not even be controversial. But it is equally shallow to conclude from that that Jesus died for nothing. The cross was never about a competition of pain thresholds. It was about God stepping into the condition of the humiliated, brutalized, and condemned; bearing sin; judging evil; and making it clear that oppression, torture, and dehumanization do not get the final word. The slaveholder who used Christianity to justify slavery was not following Christ, but blaspheming Him. The cross is not a denial of Black suffering. It is the declaration that God has seen it, that He is not neutral about it, and that the oppressor will not escape judgment.

@N0C0SIGN2 and the worse part is that yall serious abt this 💀 .

Imagine letting a bunch of people who rape kids tell you who your enemies are

@AishaDaughter Like I said, the Japanese and Whites are going extinct, and know this more than anyone, this is a way of coping with the inevitable, so their efforts are futile

The antiblack/Afrophobic racism we are seeing from the Japanese people isn't a new phenomenon.. During a speech 1986, Japanese PM Nakasone claimed that "many Black people, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans" in the United States pulled down the overall intelligence level of America.

To all the continental Africans celebrating this one way cultural exchange from Africans to Japanese man. This is a Japanese individual comparing Africans to monkeys.

@AirForceTuan The Japanese and White supremacists are both going extinct. One is being "replaced", and the other won't have children with the other. It's a way of coping with the inevitable, so let them have it; it's all they've got left. 🤷🏿‍♂️

Pourquoi est-ce que le Twitter Japonais est autant mis en avant? Réfléchissez bien pourquoi, qui est derrière cela, et quel agenda est surtout mis en avant. Analyse plus approfondie à venir…

@Matt_Pinner Just like the rest.

Describe hitler in one word.

@jewhatery59u @Matt_Pinner

@LilithBlack25 Truly God Sent.

Define black culture

@JaeBaddd Not even a competition 😂

Everything looks better on Black People 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

Yikes.

Now that I think about it, Whites says "Jews " are the true enemy of humanity but aren't the majority of Jews white? Their greatest enemy is themselves? 😂 Whites and the Israeli's have both done incredibly evil shit while getting away with it so I guess that tracks.

I'm starting to see a pattern 🤔, why do I feel like whites project all the violence and barbarism they do, onto POC and specifically black people. Bring all the per- capita stats and history of sub-Saharan Africa, still HISTORICALLY, no other race has caused the amount of barbaric, demonic, and pure evil atrocities as Europeans have, not even the asians can top them. History is not in their favor, when their Reich propaganda does not blind us.

Diaspora wars are bordering on the imbecilic. While we argue over identity, Europe and the U.S. continue siphoning resources from Black nations in plain sight, keeping too many of our countries poor, dependent, and easier to control. We cannot keep falling for the same propaganda that was designed to divide us. SNAP OUT OF IT! #zamint

Africa does not need more empty religiosity. It needs a faith that builds schools, infrastructure, discipline, and institutions instead of merely praying that we become what we were destined to be. God gave us minds capable of science, mathematics, theology, metaphysics, and discovery, so that knowledge should be used for the betterment of our people — and I intend to do exactly that, will you? #zamint