Wow! That’s how God’s children are meant to interact right there. Disagree, agree, learn, laugh, and eat tacos. This has to be one of my favorite conversations on this channel. As a black guy, I know how many times I’ve tried to have this kind of conversation with young black ladies. They end up hating you. Lol
Feel sorry for this young black woman who has been propagandized her entire life and now she's having a difficult time breaking free of that narrative. Good for her being willing to converse and learn. She appears open! Keep up the good work 👊😎👍
This is so true unfortunately... Our Govt., especially now is trying harder & harder to keep America divided? This is why we have a " 2 Party" system! It's easier to control the masses, if we're fighting one amongst another..
Yes this is great!!! Im a Ukrainian immigrant to America and used to do evangelism in Ukraine warzonze and now IM AN ABOLITIONIST IN ARIZONA!!! I preach at our local Planned Parenthood clinic and we see little babies lives saved! I have my videos of me at Planned Parenthood here on my channel 😄
Such a pleasant and productive conversation. I pray this young woman has put her trust in Christ, that God protects her from being the victim of any more racism but if he doesn't that she realizes that she is made in God's image and she doesn't have to be held down by other's views on race, and that she realizes the greatest evil of this age is abortion and she becomes an abolitionist too.
There are a lot of people who attribute discrimination to racism, who are wrong about that. There are loads of physical aspects someone could be discriminating against a person based on: clothing choices, posture, gait, maybe someone recognizes the person from a situation in which they felt they were treated poorly, etc., etc.
I thought it was odd that she seen someone holding a sign and took it upon herself to disregard the topic they were raising awareness to in order to discuss race.
...ok and he navigated it well. Amen. People dont always respond to topics at hand. Welcome to people. He did his job. 🎉@SubconsciouslyConsciouscarrot
The ending was the most wholesome thing, I am so glad I watched this video, it made my day. If anyone sees that truck, buy some tacos from these nice people 🙏
Some Chinese philosophy " if you look for the light .you will find it, if you look for the dark that is all you will ever find " Basically if you look for racism, you will always see it in everything .and easily find it .
This is a big moment for this woman her willingness to have a conversation and really listen she’s been brainwashed by her phone but I feel this may have been an eye opening experience
What a beautiful conversation. No yelling and shouting over the other person. Different views being respected and argued with good intent. Keep up the great work! You guys rock!!
That young lady is awesome....super impressed with her. What a real listener....and thinker. I repsect her tremendously. Good luck young lady.... bright future for you❤!!😬
I love the way you present the Gospel, Russel. I lived in Edmond all my life before I moved to Florida 5 years ago. I hope to run into you sometime when I’m visiting family. God bless you in this work and in your spiritual walk. My wife and I are praying for this cause.
This is a beautiful and wonderful conversation. Very Wholesome to watch and personally, there are some learning moments for me on how to interact and all. God bless her Work and family.
@goman335 you can't experience racism. Racism is too nebulous a term. On top of that, feeling you experienced racism is completely subjective. I can intend to make a joke, and you can take it as malicious racism. I'm black and 40. I have two core memories from my childhood that I used to consider racist. They were stories I told that had clear evidence of racism, no one ever challenged me so I never considered I could of misinterpreted the situation. As I go older I realized my initial take was flawed. One instance was (in my opinion now) obviously a joke, but I took it as blatant racism for like 15 years. The other time a store worker ignored me at a store counter. I was like 10 years old and by myself. He could of been racist and ignoring the black kid, but most likely he just thought the little kid in line was with the adults standing next to him.
@@JohnSmith-rq5vo that’s foolishness. You can’t experience hatred? You gave 2 examples that you aren’t sure of but you like others cannot discredit everyone else because you don’t think you experienced it. If I get called a p@rch m@nkey to my face there is no being subjective about it. That IS a racial slur and was used to be racist. Being told that the south would rise again in the heart of the south by someone who admitted to struggling with racism is not subjective. It was just racism.
I loved this so much! We need so much more of this! I would love to meet this young lady and give her a hug and I'd buy Russell another taco and Nathan one too!
That was really nice. I love conversations like these. It was nice, polite, and understanding on both sides. I know not all will be this calm, but the work must still be done and hopefully revelation will proceed in the lives of many.
The Man in Branson Missouri dies by suicide. She was driving and someone just rammed her car because she is black? These are taught thoughts. EVERY bad thing in life is due to race. That comes from a lifetime of hearing her mother and father say that.. and siblings, and everyone around her seconding that mindset. I would assume 99.999% of Everything that is negative that happens is not in regards to her race, but her own actions, other people having crap moments, etc. because the 25% of her life Good that happens because she is black isn’t noticed. Like an opportunity. She isn’t saying well, that’s because I’m black. So why blame the bad.
Yes! my mother thinks all white people hate us, she told me all the time white people don't want me around. ( I'm Hispanic) it really messed with my mind,it made me feel less valuable, I avoided stores, events, restaurants etc that had white people. it took me until my late 20s to realize it's not true. I have traveled all over the country and people are mostly kind. Yes there is a few bad apples but I see everyone as the same, including myself. To be honest the biggest divide is class, not race. The only color that truly still divides is green, It doesn't matter what my race is if I'm dressed well and spending a lot of money I'm treated very well.
Most White people don't hate black people or hispanic people. Most of America grew up in a European influenced society with heavy Christian morals and values. The problem and conflict occurs when people from outside those beliefs (Muslims, Talmudic Jews, Hindus, etc..) come here in large groups and don't assimilate to the culture they migrated to, but instead try to change it. I don't think it's wrong to not like people who don't share your morals. Harming them isn't right, but at the same time, multiculturalism has destroyed the most prosperous societies.
This is the way mature conversations/arguments should be. Prayerfully, those who listen will understand your message is NOT to attack the rights of human beings/women/men/skin color/hair texture, but to defend the rights of ALL human beings, and especially the most innocent and vulnerable of us all…the unborn.
I've experienced true racism twice in my life. Just because I didn't have enough melanin in my skin. It broke my heart both times but didn't change my beliefs in that we are all part of the human race. This type of behavior reflects on the specific individuals who were part of their treatment towards me but didn't reflect on their race as a whole.
2 Timothy 2:24-26 - "24 And the Lord’s ambassador(us) must not be quarrelsome, but be kind to all, able to teach, patient when wronged, 25 with gentleness correcting those who are in opposition, if perhaps God may give them repentance leading to the full knowledge of the truth, 26 and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, having been held captive by him to do his will." LSB
☦️☦️☦️ Numbers 5: ✝️✝️✝️ 20 But if you have gone astray while married to your husband and you have made yourself impure by having sexual relations with a man other than your husband”- 21 here the priest is to put the woman under this curse-“may the Lord cause you to become a curse[d] among your people when he makes your womb miscarry and your abdomen swell. 22 May this water that brings a curse enter your body so that your abdomen swells or your womb miscarries.” “‘Then the woman is to say, “Amen. So be it.”
This was refreshing. Gently rebuking a sister in Christ. Love that she followed it up with tacos. God bless her and may God use her for helping to abolish abortion!
Branson is in Missouri. Its a city for tourist. Silver Dollar city is a massive theme park in Branson. There a tons of black people that work there and vacation there. Not a racist area at all.
I love what you guys do. Serbian patriarch pavle said that "when one child dies the whole world suffers" The serbian orthodox church sends their love and support for what you guys are doing. God bless
Sin is not a contest. Sin cannot dwell with God so therefore it is all the same. The only sin God will not forgive is rejecting His only begotten Son Jesus which is choosing to live in sin until your death without salvation, without forgiveness, no covering with Jesus' blood which is, blasphemy by rejecting God's Holy Spirit when he comes knocking on the door of your conscience and you refuse to allow Him in which is denying Him and that He exists. He came to save you from the state that you exist in.
Lord hear my prayers. I’m struggling providing for my children. I have faith I know you Jesus will get me through this I just have to keep faith. I have two beautiful boys both have special needs. I’m overwhelmed because they require so much from me every month is a struggle to not end up on the streets. Lord restore my faith. I’m constantly struggling to pay bills and struggling to buy groceries. Please Lord continue to give me strength.❤️💕
"I'm not just making it up in my head..." Yes you are. She is. Someone who wasn't doing so wouldn't need to say that they weren't making up that a random person accidentally hit them with a car due to their race. One of the most hilarious delusions I've heard in a while.
All sin is equal in the sense that it all leads to the same place - separation from God. But since sins are not equally heinous we punish them differently. Murder is a more heinous crime than stealing a stick of gum - so while all sin is equal in the sense it is sin, we can confidently say: “not all sin is equally heinous “.
The issue is this, people are taught to look for the “why?” And ignore the fact that people are sinful and at their core are evil. For example, a black man that gets treated poorly at a business might assume they were treated badly because they are black when in reality the person who mistreated them might mistreat every one of every race.
Looking for the 'why' behind actions shows intelligence. Dismissing things with 'it’s just sin' without deeper examination is misleading, like the serpent in the garden saying, 'Don’t look at the bigger picture, Eve; just eat the fruit.' It’s astonishing that when the majority’s actions are questioned, we’re expected to turn off our brains. A black person has every right to consider past and ongoing injustices, given the environment created by the majority. The idea that it’s all 'just sin' is deflection. Sure, Sometimes, a person is mistreated simply because the other person is inherently terrible, but that doesn’t remove ignoring the environment.
Hey I appreciate what you guys do One suggestion - this could have been more persuasive if you were more open to her perspective via race / asked more questions, empathized, etc. Then it shows that you’re open minded to the areas you’re less of an expert on, you have more credibility and rapport when you talk to her about abortion & would be more likely to persuade.
And we can at best only drop those numbers by a million or so in the US if it was completely abolished but the rest of the world is out of our control 😢
Great discussion. I do have to add two cents worth to it though Russell. I believe both of you were right in speaking about all sins are equal. Revelations 22 speaks of all the sin being equal, but it also states as you said it is a separation from God. In that sense, it does make all sin equal. I believe where things become unequal is in the consequences that God allows us to face because of our sin. the person who steals gum is not gonna face the same consequence here on earth as a person who has murdered. But I also think in God’s eyes both are equally sin. You were both correct. Again, this was a great discussion that we should be having much more in the world today.
That girl although some could say that she might possibly be a little misguided in some of her understandings she’s still out there try to understand more that just her total sum & she’s still out there trying to make an impact on her immediate surroundings
@@AbolitionistsRisingnothing like a street taco 🌮! glad you posted another long-form video, the shorts are nice but I prefer leaving it on to listen to without having to constantly change the video
Politicians do stoke animosity between groups for political gain. You can’t stay in power if there is no chaos to keep people afraid and anxiety ridden (and needing politicians to fix it). The government, schools,and the media taught this girl that if anything bad happens to her, it’s because the color of her skin…not because that’s just life, and it’s hard for everyone. The powers that be teach young people that you can’t care about anything without caring about race first, which was demonstrated by the very question she posed. Morgan Freeman was right when he said the way to abolish racism, is to stop talking about it.
Even as someone who agrees with alot of what this channel is about something that I find both understandable (because of geographic and family care considerations) and totally weak sauce is that almost all of this is being done in super red Oklahoma. It's like a guy who played basketball in college going to a local YMCA to throw down a bunch of high school kids and plumbers....real impressive dawg.... no come to New England and do all the same that you do. You want to have the most impact right? Go to where you will stand out the most and generate the most conversation. There's alot of boldness taking a bunch of open lay ups in friendly territory, but maybe take a page from the Apostles and venture into the land of the pagans.
There is nothing wrong with wanting a society with people who share your values and morals. For instance, Judaism and their Talmud have nothing in common with the New Testament and Christianity. Therefore, i would like to live in a country where the Talmud has no influence on the laws and culture. Does that make me "LiTeRaLLy HiTLeR"? If so, so be it. Wanting to be governed by Jesus' laws only is not wrong, idc who says so. Its time we believers man up.
I always ask a few questions #1. Who told you your skin color matters? #2 why does it matter? # 3 ..who told you that your skin color makes YOU WHO WHO ARE?" #4 WHY DOES IT MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE? #5 CAN YOU PROVE THIS PERSON IS RACIST TO YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE? REALLY PROVE WITHOUT A SHADOW OF DOUBT? #6 Why limit yourself to something like skin color, which you cannot change? FYI skin color doesn't matter.. If you don't let these words hurt you. They have no power over you .. Remember the days of " sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me"
It allows you to blame your failures and misfortunes on a faceless boogeyman instead of taking agency over your own life. Very convenient, but also very sad. I hope one day she realizes she isn’t a victim.
“Jesus answered, Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above: therefore he that delivered me unto thee hath the GREATER sin.” John 19:11
I love this. Love hates evil and racism is evil. Black people are beautiful. So is my Mimi. My mom raised me right. Color isn’t character and character sure does matter. Truth matters. Oh, and spicy is a good thing. 👏🙌🔥❤️ God is good, Jesus is King 👑
What a different encounter! That lady is well on the path - you can tell by the way she is not afraid to talk with him long time and not get upset. I'm sure God is with her and helping get her to get past that race card she has been taught probably her entire life and is forefront in her conversation. God bless you lady, and I sure hope you find peace in Him, because it is obvious to many that He is working in you... (I could be wrong, but I suspect she has a strong christian person somewhere in her life praying for her).
I have a black mom who raised me until I was 10 she was my moms best friend and became my godmother - when my mom was out of it and needed help she took me instead of going to a foster home. Her family is mine and tbh I have beene exposed to a ton of different viewpoints - Ive noticed that a lot of ppl say they were looked at funny, and I have to say that no u do not have ESP so u do not know what was in their thoughts - they looked at me and had that look and i have to tell them to quit trippin - it can be quite serious and I have know ppl to fight over a simple look - be it a white or a black person who looks at a black person may find themselves in trouble explaining what they were 'looking' at - of course this can be applied to individuals anywhere but theres a special problem in the afroamerican community with this from kids boys and girls to adults although most ppl grow out of it - it is a defense mechanism and whether real or not ppl have to be responsible for how they react, adults possess self control - in fact, I learned it and it took me time to learn enough about myself to chill out and shake it loose, it is a negative emotion. When a lot of ppl say they experienced racism i am willing to bet half the time wihout thinking about it too much it was something like this that happened - maybe to a more extreme degree - maybe someone reacted too strongly to the presence of a black male in their vicinity - get used to it bc sometimes women react strongly to any male - I did security and was asked to walk ladies to their cars in the garage and at first I thought it was too much - i was like 20 and nevr hought too much about it til then - too long of comment im just puttin my 2¢ in the mix -
Please, im just trying to get in contact with anyone in this movement. AR hasnt responded to my comments or emails. I need advice on how to navigate this ministry. I want to get involved, but right now im all alone. I need to network. I live in upstate NY. If anyone can help me network, please respond. Im desperate to help. Glory to God.
Wow! That’s how God’s children are meant to interact right there. Disagree, agree, learn, laugh, and eat tacos. This has to be one of my favorite conversations on this channel.
As a black guy, I know how many times I’ve tried to have this kind of conversation with young black ladies. They end up hating you. Lol
Tacos will unite us 🙏🏻🌮😅
@@neben ikr😅
Liberals are trained to be intolerant.
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@@pretoshohmoofcguy6523 You're a liberal
I love that she brought you the taco 🌮 haha
I love even more how respectful she was
she’s a mother
God bless this woman. Refreshing to see a calm logical conversation
And tacos 🌮 😂
Abolish death penalty
@@computeraidedyami
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The death penalty is just, biblical, and vastly underused.
Feel sorry for this young black woman who has been propagandized her entire life and now she's having a difficult time breaking free of that narrative. Good for her being willing to converse and learn. She appears open! Keep up the good work 👊😎👍
This is so true unfortunately... Our Govt., especially now is trying harder & harder to keep America divided? This is why we have a " 2 Party" system! It's easier to control the masses, if we're fighting one amongst another..
You said exactly what I wanted to say lol
Thank you for uploading. I love these longer videos.
Me too great to listen to on a drive
Yes this is great!!! Im a Ukrainian immigrant to America and used to do evangelism in Ukraine warzonze and now IM AN ABOLITIONIST IN ARIZONA!!! I preach at our local Planned Parenthood clinic and we see little babies lives saved! I have my videos of me at Planned Parenthood here on my channel 😄
Such a pleasant and productive conversation. I pray this young woman has put her trust in Christ, that God protects her from being the victim of any more racism but if he doesn't that she realizes that she is made in God's image and she doesn't have to be held down by other's views on race, and that she realizes the greatest evil of this age is abortion and she becomes an abolitionist too.
There are a lot of people who attribute discrimination to racism, who are wrong about that. There are loads of physical aspects someone could be discriminating against a person based on: clothing choices, posture, gait, maybe someone recognizes the person from a situation in which they felt they were treated poorly, etc., etc.
Yes! One that I thoroughly enjoyed and didn't feel like rolling my eyes once 😅
I thought it was odd that she seen someone holding a sign and took it upon herself to disregard the topic they were raising awareness to in order to discuss race.
...ok and he navigated it well. Amen. People dont always respond to topics at hand. Welcome to people. He did his job. 🎉@SubconsciouslyConsciouscarrot
@@npt5982 Yes, a lot of people struggle with comprehension.
It is such a blessing to watch a video of a conversation-
No anger, malice or anything.
Just two people talking and sharing views.
Fantastic :)
Cultures collided here. But two christians met, and iron sharpened iron.
Well said
The ending was the most wholesome thing, I am so glad I watched this video, it made my day. If anyone sees that truck, buy some tacos from these nice people 🙏
Her gesture of giving was worth a million bucks to me. 💕😊
This was a great conversation. Civil, respectful and enlightening. That's the way it should be, even in disagreement.
We could solve all of our problems with more calm, thoughtful, heartfelt conversations like this.
Some Chinese philosophy " if you look for the light .you will find it, if you look for the dark that is all you will ever find "
Basically if you look for racism, you will always see it in everything .and easily find it .
“All my hardships are the fault of a boogeyman” seems like a convenient way to live, but it’s actually a trap of your own making.
This is a big moment for this woman her willingness to have a conversation and really listen she’s been brainwashed by her phone but I feel this may have been an eye opening experience
What a beautiful conversation. No yelling and shouting over the other person. Different views being respected and argued with good intent. Keep up the great work! You guys rock!!
That young lady is awesome....super impressed with her. What a real listener....and thinker. I repsect her tremendously. Good luck young lady.... bright future for you❤!!😬
The beginning is very sweet. ❤
I love the way you present the Gospel, Russel. I lived in Edmond all my life before I moved to Florida 5 years ago. I hope to run into you sometime when I’m visiting family.
God bless you in this work and in your spiritual walk. My wife and I are praying for this cause.
This is a beautiful and wonderful conversation. Very Wholesome to watch and personally, there are some learning moments for me on how to interact and all. God bless her Work and family.
She's so nice to bring you a taco! Faith in humanity restored (almost).
Going through life thinking almost half the population is out to get you had to be a difficult way to live
I think there's a ton of people regardless of race who believe this. Always on their toes always thinking people are out to get them.
if your gonna be stupid be tough lol
If you have never experienced racism before then you don’t have any insight on the situation to invalidate other people’s experiences.
@goman335 you can't experience racism. Racism is too nebulous a term. On top of that, feeling you experienced racism is completely subjective. I can intend to make a joke, and you can take it as malicious racism.
I'm black and 40. I have two core memories from my childhood that I used to consider racist. They were stories I told that had clear evidence of racism, no one ever challenged me so I never considered I could of misinterpreted the situation. As I go older I realized my initial take was flawed. One instance was (in my opinion now) obviously a joke, but I took it as blatant racism for like 15 years.
The other time a store worker ignored me at a store counter. I was like 10 years old and by myself. He could of been racist and ignoring the black kid, but most likely he just thought the little kid in line was with the adults standing next to him.
@@JohnSmith-rq5vo that’s foolishness. You can’t experience hatred? You gave 2 examples that you aren’t sure of but you like others cannot discredit everyone else because you don’t think you experienced it. If I get called a p@rch m@nkey to my face there is no being subjective about it. That IS a racial slur and was used to be racist. Being told that the south would rise again in the heart of the south by someone who admitted to struggling with racism is not subjective. It was just racism.
Wonderful woman; wonderful conversation!
Hod bless. Great dialogue🤙
Wonderful woman who is so brainwashed that she believes she’s oppressed?
Such a great dialog. Such a nice gesture at the end too. We would be so much better off if everyone could dialog like this!
I love this man, you are doing God's work, God bless
Bless you.
What a wonderful interaction. It's lovely to see a discussion that didn't resort to name calling and yelling.
I loved this so much! We need so much more of this! I would love to meet this young lady and give her a hug and I'd buy Russell another taco and Nathan one too!
The taco was heartwarming.
It was also stomach warming, for the record
This was a really good conversation!
God bless you for your patience sir 🙏🏻
How have I not ran into you? . I go to alot of events in Norman and live in Edmond. Thank you for the videos and work you do
Wow. She was a GREAT listener 🤗🙌🏼
This was wonderful to watch! What an awesome woman!
Loved this conversation. I think this young woman was coming to terms with her black privilege. Even in OKC.
You do great work. Thank you to all invovled.
Wow, what a breath of fresh air. Great conversation.
This is like a 80's family movie scene.
Very wholesome!
Thank you for your service to God and our mislead brothers in the world. Its nice to see. God bless you and the cause you're fighting for. 🕊️
That was really nice. I love conversations like these. It was nice, polite, and understanding on both sides. I know not all will be this calm, but the work must still be done and hopefully revelation will proceed in the lives of many.
The Man in Branson Missouri dies by suicide.
She was driving and someone just rammed her car because she is black?
These are taught thoughts. EVERY bad thing in life is due to race. That comes from a lifetime of hearing her mother and father say that.. and siblings, and everyone around her seconding that mindset.
I would assume 99.999% of Everything that is negative that happens is not in regards to her race, but her own actions, other people having crap moments, etc.
because the 25% of her life Good that happens because she is black isn’t noticed. Like an opportunity. She isn’t saying well, that’s because I’m black.
So why blame the bad.
Believing the world is out to get you must be scary.
@@33greenleaf that's what "the talk" is all about
Yes! my mother thinks all white people hate us, she told me all the time white people don't want me around. ( I'm Hispanic) it really messed with my mind,it made me feel less valuable, I avoided stores, events, restaurants etc that had white people. it took me until my late 20s to realize it's not true. I have traveled all over the country and people are mostly kind. Yes there is a few bad apples but I see everyone as the same, including myself. To be honest the biggest divide is class, not race. The only color that truly still divides is green, It doesn't matter what my race is if I'm dressed well and spending a lot of money I'm treated very well.
Most White people don't hate black people or hispanic people. Most of America grew up in a European influenced society with heavy Christian morals and values. The problem and conflict occurs when people from outside those beliefs (Muslims, Talmudic Jews, Hindus, etc..) come here in large groups and don't assimilate to the culture they migrated to, but instead try to change it. I don't think it's wrong to not like people who don't share your morals. Harming them isn't right, but at the same time, multiculturalism has destroyed the most prosperous societies.
@@camlong89I’m Christian and Mexican American I completely agree with you it’s scary anything outside of Christ is demonic.
This is how grown ups talk to each other. We need a lot more of this. Just having a mature conversation.
This is the way mature conversations/arguments should be. Prayerfully, those who listen will understand your message is NOT to attack the rights of human beings/women/men/skin color/hair texture, but to defend the rights of ALL human beings, and especially the most innocent and vulnerable of us all…the unborn.
What a beautiful interaction this is. The way you talk to a person really is an example for me!
I've experienced true racism twice in my life. Just because I didn't have enough melanin in my skin. It broke my heart both times but didn't change my beliefs in that we are all part of the human race. This type of behavior reflects on the specific individuals who were part of their treatment towards me but didn't reflect on their race as a whole.
2 Timothy 2:24-26 -
"24 And the Lord’s ambassador(us) must not be quarrelsome, but be kind to all, able to teach, patient when wronged, 25 with gentleness correcting those who are in opposition, if perhaps God may give them repentance leading to the full knowledge of the truth, 26 and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, having been held captive by him to do his will." LSB
Amen!!!! Let's try to do and be better
☦️☦️☦️ Numbers 5: ✝️✝️✝️
20 But if you have gone astray while married to your husband and you have made yourself impure by having sexual relations with a man other than your husband”- 21 here the priest is to put the woman under this curse-“may the Lord cause you to become a curse[d] among your people when he makes your womb miscarry and your abdomen swell. 22 May this water that brings a curse enter your body so that your abdomen swells or your womb miscarries.”
“‘Then the woman is to say, “Amen. So be it.”
The duty is ours, the results are God’s.
I love her. Very kind woman.
I was riveted by her perspective. She is telling us about her perception the society around her. Very good show!
First time you ever heard this huh? Riveted.
Her perspective has been brainwashing the population for decades, how is that riveting?
She has a victimhood mindset. It’s not riveting, it’s actually very sad.
@@33greenleaf saying she has a victimhood mindset is how ppl like your kind try to absolve themselves of their ev!/ acts.
Is it so hard to be able to disagree with someone and still treat them like a fellow human? Doesn't seem like it. Bless that woman and her tacos.
This was refreshing. Gently rebuking a sister in Christ. Love that she followed it up with tacos. God bless her and may God use her for helping to abolish abortion!
Branson is in Missouri. Its a city for tourist. Silver Dollar city is a massive theme park in Branson. There a tons of black people that work there and vacation there. Not a racist area at all.
I love what you guys do. Serbian patriarch pavle said that "when one child dies the whole world suffers" The serbian orthodox church sends their love and support for what you guys are doing. God bless
Sin is not a contest. Sin cannot dwell with God so therefore it is all the same. The only sin God will not forgive is rejecting His only begotten Son Jesus which is choosing to live in sin until your death without salvation, without forgiveness, no covering with Jesus' blood which is, blasphemy by rejecting God's Holy Spirit when he comes knocking on the door of your conscience and you refuse to allow Him in which is denying Him and that He exists. He came to save you from the state that you exist in.
Food always brings people together ! Great video ! Abolish abortion now !!
The more the topic is talked about, the more calm people seem to be about it
Lord hear my prayers. I’m struggling providing for my children. I have faith I know you Jesus will get me through this I just have to keep faith. I have two beautiful boys both have special needs. I’m overwhelmed because they require so much from me every month is a struggle to not end up on the streets. Lord restore my faith. I’m constantly struggling to pay bills and struggling to buy groceries. Please Lord continue to give me strength.❤️💕
How is your account still active? You spam grift on literally every Christian channel
I love the fact you speak with love and conviction at the same time.
"I'm not just making it up in my head..."
Yes you are.
She is.
Someone who wasn't doing so wouldn't need to say that they weren't making up that a random person accidentally hit them with a car due to their race.
One of the most hilarious delusions I've heard in a while.
I love to see an intelligent young lady have a civilized, honest dialog with this man about such a serious topic. Very refreshing
That was very nice of her to bring you some tacos. She was very respectful, a very pleasant conversation.
All sin is equal in the sense that it all leads to the same place - separation from God. But since sins are not equally heinous we punish them differently. Murder is a more heinous crime than stealing a stick of gum - so while all sin is equal in the sense it is sin, we can confidently say: “not all sin is equally heinous “.
The issue is this, people are taught to look for the “why?” And ignore the fact that people are sinful and at their core are evil.
For example, a black man that gets treated poorly at a business might assume they were treated badly because they are black when in reality the person who mistreated them might mistreat every one of every race.
Looking for the 'why' behind actions shows intelligence. Dismissing things with 'it’s just sin' without deeper examination is misleading, like the serpent in the garden saying, 'Don’t look at the bigger picture, Eve; just eat the fruit.'
It’s astonishing that when the majority’s actions are questioned, we’re expected to turn off our brains.
A black person has every right to consider past and ongoing injustices, given the environment created by the majority.
The idea that it’s all 'just sin' is deflection. Sure, Sometimes, a person is mistreated simply because the other person is inherently terrible, but that doesn’t remove ignoring the environment.
Hey I appreciate what you guys do
One suggestion - this could have been more persuasive if you were more open to her perspective via race / asked more questions, empathized, etc.
Then it shows that you’re open minded to the areas you’re less of an expert on, you have more credibility and rapport when you talk to her about abortion & would be more likely to persuade.
What is today’s greater sin? … 70,000,000+ unwanted pregnancies (babies) murdered every year. 70,000,000+ , extremely grievous
And we can at best only drop those numbers by a million or so in the US if it was completely abolished but the rest of the world is out of our control 😢
The actual number in the US is a little over 900,000 a year. 70M a year would mean almost every woman in America had an abortion every year.
@@morganrandall776570 million is the worldwide number. Know your stats please 👍🏾
@morganrandall7765 Just about 1 Million too many....
@@morganrandall7765are you a hypothetical math scientist ?
Poor guy on minute 28:17. He got sad and confused. Great interaction on this video! Russell is not use to get some love!
Is that heard on Hurd? Makes me miss Edmond, wish I would’ve known you guys back when I lived In Oklahoma
4:40 couldn't be me I'd be giggling with my phone on record. Imma be getting that bag 💰
Great discussion. I do have to add two cents worth to it though Russell. I believe both of you were right in speaking about all sins are equal. Revelations 22 speaks of all the sin being equal, but it also states as you said it is a separation from God. In that sense, it does make all sin equal. I believe where things become unequal is in the consequences that God allows us to face because of our sin. the person who steals gum is not gonna face the same consequence here on earth as a person who has murdered. But I also think in God’s eyes both are equally sin. You were both correct. Again, this was a great discussion that we should be having much more in the world today.
Right. Agreed.
That girl although some could say that she might possibly be a little misguided in some of her understandings she’s still out there try to understand more that just her total sum & she’s still out there trying to make an impact on her immediate surroundings
The tacos!!! ❤❤❤
They were super good too.
@@AbolitionistsRisingnothing like a street taco 🌮! glad you posted another long-form video, the shorts are nice but I prefer leaving it on to listen to without having to constantly change the video
The leaderships dictates how the group is going to behave.
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God bless Abolitionists Rising and the Lady that gave free tacos❤❤❤
Politicians do stoke animosity between groups for political gain. You can’t stay in power if there is no chaos to keep people afraid and anxiety ridden (and needing politicians to fix it). The government, schools,and the media taught this girl that if anything bad happens to her, it’s because the color of her skin…not because that’s just life, and it’s hard for everyone. The powers that be teach young people that you can’t care about anything without caring about race first, which was demonstrated by the very question she posed. Morgan Freeman was right when he said the way to abolish racism, is to stop talking about it.
I applaud her willingness to have conversations. But abortion is hands down a far greater issue these days.
A great woman of colour love to have a chat with her Amazing person watching from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
everyone in this video is SUPER BASED.
Beautiful conversation 🔥👍
I bet if you told her the proportions of all the babies who are black she would understand a little more
are they denied service because they think blacks are violent/aggressive, or were YOU being violent/aggressive?!
In Latin America the prejudice is Ladino vs. Campasino (European Spanish on the coastlands vs native tribes in the hills)
Amen Brother! Awesome work. Love it. Save the babies 👶.
Nicely handled! ❤
Keep going guys! 💪💪
Even as someone who agrees with alot of what this channel is about something that I find both understandable (because of geographic and family care considerations) and totally weak sauce is that almost all of this is being done in super red Oklahoma. It's like a guy who played basketball in college going to a local YMCA to throw down a bunch of high school kids and plumbers....real impressive dawg.... no come to New England and do all the same that you do. You want to have the most impact right? Go to where you will stand out the most and generate the most conversation. There's alot of boldness taking a bunch of open lay ups in friendly territory, but maybe take a page from the Apostles and venture into the land of the pagans.
Keep the Faith 👊🙏🇺🇲
There is nothing wrong with wanting a society with people who share your values and morals. For instance, Judaism and their Talmud have nothing in common with the New Testament and Christianity. Therefore, i would like to live in a country where the Talmud has no influence on the laws and culture. Does that make me "LiTeRaLLy HiTLeR"? If so, so be it. Wanting to be governed by Jesus' laws only is not wrong, idc who says so. Its time we believers man up.
A great discussion
I always ask a few questions
#1. Who told you your skin color matters?
#2 why does it matter?
# 3 ..who told you that your skin color makes YOU WHO WHO ARE?"
#4 WHY DOES IT MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE?
#5 CAN YOU PROVE THIS PERSON IS RACIST TO YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE? REALLY PROVE WITHOUT A SHADOW OF DOUBT?
#6
Why limit yourself to something like skin color, which you cannot change?
FYI skin color doesn't matter..
If you don't let these words hurt you. They have no power over you ..
Remember the days of " sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me"
Skin color doesn't, but Heritage does, I think most people get those confused.
It allows you to blame your failures and misfortunes on a faceless boogeyman instead of taking agency over your own life.
Very convenient, but also very sad.
I hope one day she realizes she isn’t a victim.
It was me... Im the racist.
A good conversation.
She's from Oklahoma City, everyone should buy her tacos every chance they get. Help her business to thrive and survive.
They were legitimately fantastic tacos
“Jesus answered, Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above: therefore he that delivered me unto thee hath the GREATER sin.” John 19:11
Wish I knew u were so close to where I live and I didn't know.
I love this. Love hates evil and racism is evil. Black people are beautiful. So is my Mimi. My mom raised me right. Color isn’t character and character sure does matter. Truth matters. Oh, and spicy is a good thing. 👏🙌🔥❤️
God is good, Jesus is King 👑
Great conversation!
What a different encounter!
That lady is well on the path - you can tell by the way she is not afraid to talk with him long time and not get upset. I'm sure God is with her and helping get her to get past that race card she has been taught probably her entire life and is forefront in her conversation.
God bless you lady, and I sure hope you find peace in Him, because it is obvious to many that He is working in you...
(I could be wrong, but I suspect she has a strong christian person somewhere in her life praying for her).
Awesome brother
I have a black mom who raised me until I was 10 she was my moms best friend and became my godmother - when my mom was out of it and needed help she took me instead of going to a foster home. Her family is mine and tbh I have beene exposed to a ton of different viewpoints - Ive noticed that a lot of ppl say they were looked at funny, and I have to say that no u do not have ESP so u do not know what was in their thoughts - they looked at me and had that look and i have to tell them to quit trippin - it can be quite serious and I have know ppl to fight over a simple look - be it a white or a black person who looks at a black person may find themselves in trouble explaining what they were 'looking' at - of course this can be applied to individuals anywhere but theres a special problem in the afroamerican community with this from kids boys and girls to adults although most ppl grow out of it - it is a defense mechanism and whether real or not ppl have to be responsible for how they react, adults possess self control - in fact, I learned it and it took me time to learn enough about myself to chill out and shake it loose, it is a negative emotion. When a lot of ppl say they experienced racism i am willing to bet half the time wihout thinking about it too much it was something like this that happened - maybe to a more extreme degree - maybe someone reacted too strongly to the presence of a black male in their vicinity - get used to it bc sometimes women react strongly to any male - I did security and was asked to walk ladies to their cars in the garage and at first I thought it was too much - i was like 20 and nevr hought too much about it til then - too long of comment im just puttin my 2¢ in the mix -
That was a beautiful ending to that conversation
Please, im just trying to get in contact with anyone in this movement. AR hasnt responded to my comments or emails. I need advice on how to navigate this ministry. I want to get involved, but right now im all alone. I need to network. I live in upstate NY. If anyone can help me network, please respond. Im desperate to help. Glory to God.
Join our Discord server and head to the New York channel. Someone there should be able to help you get involved!
@@AbolitionistsRising DISCORD?!?
Great video. Good to see some educated dialect.
I really wish I could debate him.