If someone was accusing me for "vogue" reasons . . . meaning in order to pressure me to support certain Democratic candidates . . . I might counter with how I care about unborn black lives, and so I can't vote for a person who is ok with killing unborn black people.
But if the person really finds me to have racial issues, yes I am not perfect, but I know better. And, also, I can look too much and the wrong way at women. And, of course, I am certain some number of black men also can have issues of that sort; so while I need to get right and real with God, so do a number of blacks need to get themselves really right, versus if they are mainly trying to criticize certain whites. We all need to get more real in how to love, then.
But I will discuss how blacks want me to treat them. I still am perplexed about what to call them > colored, Afros, blacks? Or do I not call them by any categorization, and just be good with everyone and hope in prayer for any and all equally?
what would be proof for a white person that they aren't racist?
Proof would really be because God knows how I really am. Then . . . let each person speak for oneself about what he or she expects and how he or she sees me and things.
And pray about the feedback I get, because God does use people to help me see how I am wrong and lacking.
Bowing down or kneeling to a mob of rioters?
My impression is that not all kneeling is to a riotous mob. There is the police commissioner who communicated with a group, then took a knee. One riot officer went to put a knee down, and a buddy yanked him back up maybe so fast that his knee never made it to the pavement
So, I would say not all demonstrations and officers are alike.
And so, if somebody can categorize every demonstration as being a riot, this could mean that person does have issues so he or she can treat all blacks, all officers, all demonstrations like they all are alike. And this can mean the person does have some kind of prejudice problem.
So, then . . . if there were to be any real proof that you are prejudiced . . . you would be the proof!!
Your character could be the proof; and proof could be if you are too fast to criticize a black group for trying to make changes . . . while you are not so fast to criticize ones of another ethnic group or cause.
I notice how ones have been very instant to speak for what "Black Lives Matter" means . . . saying it has to mean certain people mean that only black people matter. But there is the possible meaning that it means other lives have mattered to white people, and black lives should matter to them, too. So, the same term can have an exclusive or inclusive meaning. And, of course, with God I can make His good use of it.
Or, we can improve on it. A young girl made a sign that says, "I love black people." I would call this an improvement . . . by a white girl.
Love matters more than our lives, I would say. This brings me to another matter > how ones can smoke, and their bad example is helping young black people to feel that smoking is cool. And then they can grow up and get cancer and suffer so much more than what some rogue officer might do to them. So, I say those black lives of those children matter enough to stop the smoking which is helping to ruin them and their lives and doom them to torture along with their family's torment if they get cancer and then die of it.
Oh yes . . . ones will deflect from this, by saying oh those police are supposed to be of a high level of character and behavior, because they are ones of authority. But each of us is an authority figure, and our example has power and authority with children. And likely we spend more time with children, than officers do.
Putting a "Black Lives Matter" bumper sticker on your car?
I might add, "too" or "equally".
