I love posts like this.

It always amazes me how simple people just make comments that hold a some sort of preferred truth to paint the rest of present day culture as being the same.

One needs to realize that being a "christian" in the 1800s to early 1900s didn't mean the same thing as it does today.  To be a Christian during the time period mentioned was a nominal condition that no one really thought anything about.  Christianity didn't mean that you were someone special nor had the corner shop selling relicks and bibles, let alone being a minster in a church.  To be a Christian during this time period was as common as saying you were a civilized person.  The reality was that it meant nothing and only identified the person as being civilized.

If these people had actually practiced the teachings of Jesus, non of these historical events would have taken place.  In fact Jesus would never have condoned this kind of treatment of anyone.  His message of equality ran counter to his time frame with the Roman Empire and his condemnation of the corruption in the priesthood of the religious leaders.  If Jesus has been alive during this time period he would have been arrested and executed for the same reasons as he was when he roamed the planes of Israel.

So to come out with such comments as posted in the picture above only shows the minimal understanding of Christianity and the teachings of Jesus.

Is The Tail Wagging the Dog?

The extent of black lives matter movement is clearly designed to present a near communist/fascist front by which segregation will become the end of the story.  That is not to say that changes are not needed.  Far from it.  There are always changes needed to every thing including social issues.

In this case, the black lives matter movement has gained momentum not by demonstrations but by fear.  Fear that is being created by the movement making demands that are questionable to say the least at times.

The main one right now, comes down to semantics.  What is meant by "defund".  To some it means the total dissolving of all police services.  To others it is the idea that budgets should be cut, stream lined, and the excess should go to social issues.  There in is part of the problem.   There are politicians that agree with defunding as a means to streamline budgets, while there are others that are demanding total dissolvement of all police services.  No one is thinking,  No one is listening.

If police services through out Canada are dissolved, what would take their place?  The cost of creating a total new police agency would be catastrophic and unrealistic.  The only other immediate organization that would be able to replace police services would be the military, and we don't have enough personal to deal with the problems that would arise.

Right now black lives matter is calling the shots, and they are all over the board when it comes to what they really want.  So far though it is clear that the leaders are Marxist and want a revolution where they are in control and they will call the shots and they will tell everyone else how high to jump.

What is developing though is not what the are looking for.  They are seen mainly in cities, and in the cities they can get away with what they want because everyone in the city is afraid to be labeled, and yet that is exactly what is happening.  People are avoiding the areas where blm are present.  People are looking for safe places to be, and right now that is far way from any and all places were blm are present.

If you are looking for racism, you will find it.  If you are looking for racism and make demands, you will find it.  No matter where you look you will find what you are looking for, which in this case, blm know that every stone and rock they roll over they will find what they are looking for.   So where does this lead us?  Simple.  It leads us to pockets of isolation and segregation.

This is inevitable, and I believe that blm knows it and wants it.  After all, under their Marxist concept, if a white person sells their home, it should be given to a person of colour free of charge.  This has been documented that many blm followers are demanding this.   What is being created though is nothing short of segregated areas.  You live here and leave us alone, and we'll live here and leave you and us alone.

In cities you can see this happening.  People go to coffee shops and restaurants where they feel safe not from physical altercations, but from simply being left alone to enjoy themselves.   This is not rocket science but reality that people congregate where they feel safe and with those whom they feel safe with.

Even though black lives matter are claiming inclusiveness, they are demonstrating a singularity.  If you don't think like they do, you are the enemy and being white is the enemy without consideration.  For white people to be with the blm protesters and such, have to agree that they are conditionally being accepted as long as they agree to the philosophies of the blm which include white privilege which is something so far that I do not subscribe to.

So equality doesn't really exist in the black lives movement.  The demands being made are being considered, but again, no one has provided an alternative to what is being demanded.  Does this mean that blm want to take over the city like Toronto and rule and run it as a Marxist state?  In the short answer -- Yes is the answer.  So think upon those ramifications.  Is there racism where ever you look?  Yes.  Is there a boogie man under the bed?  Yes there is.  Should we be cautious and fearfully wary of blm?  Yes I believe we should.

Are We Pawns ?

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Are we all pawns in someone else’s plans?

Is our own media and national leaders feeding the flames of angry division, force feeding us angry sound bites and video clips? Are we destroying ourselves? How? Why?

In today’s age of instant communications across the nation and around the world, I marvel at how quickly we as human beings are being divided into smaller and smaller groups, based on skin colour, culture, political ideologies, religion, sex, wealth, education, geography, social status, sexual orientation, language.

These smaller divided groups are then pitted against one another as hated enemies. Reinforced by questionable media reports, news channel experts, talking heads at televised news discussion panels, social media activist, bloggers, all becoming more extreme to gain the maximum attention of the masses. As more attention equals more money.

Then these smaller groups get subdivided once more by even smaller subsets within themselves, again with the demands, that we must be hated enemies. With the same driving force behind the motivations, money.

And it continues down the line until you stand alone, divided by hatred from all those around you. And they in return have also been isolated from all others like you and told to hate you in return.

But neither of you have money, you and your hatred are just the angry, destructive, end result left behind after those who profit from inciting divisions of others, have moved on to another topic of the week. But your anger remains.

The spark of division rests within all of us, the human temptation to point to another group and brand them as a hated enemy based solely on a difference (real or manufactured) is being masterfully exploited by others to rip society into dysfunctional fragments.

These disfunctional fragments of society become angry, they become hate filled, seeing only the hate of their enemies radiating towards them.

We, as humans are being manipulated, divided and driven to respond at our lowest primal level, without regard for those outside of our social grouping.

When we encounter a new person who doesn’t fit/follow our own hierarchical set of divisions, we then class that person as different and thus they become the enemy.

Your anger is a profitable business, fed by the media, fed by politicians, fed by those who generate money and power by keeping your attention on the next set of manufactured divisions in society.

“I believe we are all pawns to those who manufacture divisions, we are pawns to those who profit from pushing artificial or grossly inflated wedges into those divisions.” In the end, only the pawns suffer.

Here’s the but...

Pawns can take down any of the opponents pieces on the board.

A pawn can put the “King” in check mate we need to:

• Resist the temptation to become divided.
•Reach to do the greatest good for as many as possible.
• Rise to needs of others, grow your circle of friends, accept people for who they are.
•Accept that we cannot all agree on every single point in life or politics.
• Look for the points that you do share with others, especially with those whom you disagree with on a singular issue or two.
• Take a chance to view an issue from the other perspective.
• Refuse to let a singular point divide you from others who are in 99% agreement of other issues.
• UNLESS THEY ARE SHOOTING AT YOU, THEY ARE NOT YOUR ENEMY.

We are Stronger Together.

Randy

TODAY'S HISTORY LESSON: THE BLACK LAWN JOCKEY (footman).
These days people don't know the real meaning behind these statues, so they vandalize them, and think of them as racist, etc. The history of the black 'footman' with a lantern is the exact opposite. Its meaning signified that the home was a stop on the Underground Railroad. These were largely a northern thing, and weren't commonly found in the South until after WWII when northerners moved there and brought this custom with them. The clothing of the statue was also coded. A striped jockey's shirt meant that this was a place to swap horses, while a footman in a tailed coat meant overnight lodging and/or food, and a blue sailor's waist coat meant the homeowner could take you to a port and get you on a ship to Canada. Later, these came back into popularity after WWII, and they were again coded. Mostly to show that the white homeowners supported early civil rights efforts, and were NOT Klan members, etc. These statues are something we should be proud of because they led a lot of people to their freedom and they also represent the bravery and support of the homeowner's that risked their homes, themselves and their families for the struggle of freedom and equality.

this is how I feel and believe.  I am tired of being told I have to feel guilty of events that are and were beyond my control.  I am living in the present and not the past.  I need to know the past so that I don't make the same mistakes that others made in the past.  Failure to know the past to develop a better future is not a crime.

Yes I am of European stock.  Yes my skin colour is white.  But no, I am not going to apologize for the past.  It is done and over with and neither I nor my family had anything to do with what went on.

But this is what the liberal, progressive left, and the politically correct want.  It has no longer become a want but a demand.  Well too bad.  I am not lowering myself to ignorance when I have learn from life experiences and history that together we can develop a better future.  I will not apologize what other people have done based on the colour of my skin and neither should anyone else.

There are ignorant people out there who need to give their heads a shake and stop with the abusiveness they produce because they don't like something.  And that goes for everyone of every skin colour.  To hear some people talk, you would think that there is nothing located in their brains.  Some of the things I have heard, causes me to believe that some people have never learned a thing from the past, and again that goes for all skin colours and not just whites.

We need to understand that we live in a plural society and that our thinking is plural.  There is no room for racism, there is no room for stupidity.  The problem is; that we learn our experiences as the present time from events that have occurred around us.  We learn from our parents and how they perceived their world.  We learn from our own dealings with others.

If racism can be taught, it can be untaught.  Since humans learn everything, they need to be taught everything.  We calculate our understanding from events that have been played out as we grow.  We need to understand that what we have learned, can be also be changed.  There is no reason why people can not learn to live together.

But what is taking place?  Through protests and demonstrations, people have become isolated and have become drawn within themselves.  Through no fault of anyone, actions of others have caused many people to go underground as it were, and to seek out people with like thoughts and understanding to almost in secretly come together.  As if one's point of view is so dangerous that they have to hide.  And this is what is going on.

People want to be left alone.  People want to be able to live without fear.  When there are demonstrations, the average person has now become fearful and are refusing to venture out of their social circles (that's if they have one) and live life. 

We have not learned from history, because history is no longer taught.  We no longer look at ourselves and others as equals simply because no one does that anymore.  We no longer wish for a better future because stupidity has taken over by those who have not learned from the past, have no idea what their nation nor their history is all about.

The demands made by protestors are ridiculous and carry an assumed understanding of something they have no understanding of.

To put it simply -- we as a society of western democracy are totally fucked.

Continueal Victimization - what have we done?

It seems that western culture and societies have become targets by protesting groups of people who believe that if you complain long enough, and long enough, you will convince everyone that you really have a reason or a cause and therefore you are a victim and can remain a victim for as long as you want.

White privilege is something new to be honest.  It isn't a phenomena from the past, no it is a newly created philosophy that has enabled people to continue their claim of victimization in a society that they deemed to be offensive to their personal understanding.   Therefore we all have to agree with these politically correct concepts or we are labeled as bigots and racists. 

Freedom of speech and freedom of thought is being pushed down.  You either support the left and their concepts or keep your mouth shut, or be called a bigot and a racist .  In politically correct movements like black live matter, antifascist and progressive liberalism if you do not think and speak like they do, you are against them and therefore a bigot and a racist.  There is no exception.

The history of a nation is coming under fire.  National history is being destroyed because someone has become offended.  There isn't any thought to it, its just taking out what you want, be offended and then demand the removal of the nation's history.

Most people in Ontario do not realize that Lt. Gov. Simcoe passed legislations in 1776 (there about) making it illegal to own another person including people of other ethic groups.  His legislation paved the way so that by 1805 slavery was outlawed in Upper Canada (Ontario).

But since there is a push on to rid one's nation of what appears to be colonialism and supporters of something that is offensive, there is no further reading or research done to see why that person is honoured by street names, names of cities, and the list goes on.

To say that Canada needs to rid itself of "colonialism" ignores that fact that before confederation in 1867, Canada was made up of colonies, and so yes Canada was a colony and even the British North America Act makes the same claim.  So to rid Canada of it's colonialism suggests that there needs to be a replacement.  Well what is that replacement?   Remember to replace Canadian colonialism, one of the foundations of Canada becoming a nation, what would be replacing it?  Our constitution says colonies.  So to change names like British Columbia because it too colonial is stupid because that is what British Columbia was -- a colony.

Victimization of any minority is wrong, but when they do it to themselves, I really have to wonder.  Everything is being developed as if everyone but white people are victims.  In fact according to black lives matter and indigenous peoples, only whites can be racist and no one else.

With that in mind, demands are being made for more ethnic people in jobs of government, policing, and teaching and the list goes on and on and on.  People want Ontario as well as Canada to go back to the Bob Rae days when white males were told they didn't need to apply for jobs until the minority quota had been filled.

This continual victimhood can only suggest that ethnic groups can't compete on their own.  When someone tells me about white privilege I can only see that these people have already considered themselves inferior to others which in fact is not true.  But the liberals and the progressive left want to own these so called offences of victimization so they can control it and use it to obtain votes and to control the population who now are afraid to say anything for fear of being persecuted for their personal thoughts.

I have racism of any kind.  I hate the ownership of people whether they are prostitutes or slaves, and I hate organizations and people who support slavery and racism.  But in saying that I do not subscribe to political correctness, I do not subscribe to white supremacy, and I do not subscribe to the philosophy of white privilege.  I do not subscribe to the politicization of victimization due to race.

Like everyone else in Canada, I am a free person to freely think, to freely speak, to freely and openly discuss issues without being called a racist or bigot just because what I may say might offend some one.  Everyone has that right.  Everyone has that civil right to freely think and speak and to take it away from one group you must take it way from everyone without exception.

Being a victim is only to be temporary.  But victimization has become a multi million dollar business and a multi million dollar vote getting condition.  Being a victim has created an inferiority complex where the person claiming victimhood can never achieve what he wants because they are stuck in being a continual victim no only of the progressive left but also of themselves.

Racism is learned

While everyone is trying to understand racism, arguing about racism, searching for the cause of racism, no one, absolutely no one is approaching racism as a "learned experiential process".

Why does racism exist?  We need to look at the process from which everything is learned when it comes to human beings.  There is nothing that is natural when it comes to human beings.  It is said that humans are the only "animals" that do not have instincts but rather learn everything that we do and participate in through out our lives.

Girls for example, are taught how to nurture a child as soon as they start playing with dolls.  It is a learned process which include observing how parents act and respond to different situations in life.  We all do it.  No matter what we experience, we learn our responses to those experiences.

Another example is a personal example.  When I was an Auxiliary Police Officer, a Park Warden,  Special Constable, and Security Officer, every person I encountered who has a beard, I automatically did not trust them.  From my experiences I always had problems dealing with men who had beards.  It was like they were hiding something.

Another situation was when I worked as a Park Warden at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park.  We dealt with a lot of Italians during the summer months.  By the time my first summer was completed, I grew from experience not to like Italians, and yet I have many Italian friends at the time.,

We learn from our experiences and from our parents and friends.  As a child growing up, I never knew what racism was.  In our below middle class neighbourhood, there were a variety of people from different racial and ethnic back ground.  I had learned from experiences with these people my appreciation for the diversity that was in the neighbourhood.   That doesn't mean that it was a large diversity, but there was a diversity that belonged to that neighbourhood.

When someone new moved into the neighbouthood, it took a bit of time, but after awhile we either liked them or didn't like them.  Once more it was based on the experiences that we encountered with these people.

To be honest, my dealings with those in my neighbourhood, whether I liked them or not, was not based on the colour of their skin, but rather on my experiences I had with them.  Albert Brown, a coloured gentleman was a favourite of mine, in that he repaired by bicycle when ever I needed it to be repaired.  In fact he and his wife were the heroes of the neighbourhood.  Everyone enjoyed and liked Mr. Brown.  We all missed him when he and later his wife passed away.  They were icons and worthy of emulating their lives into our own experiences.

I can honestly say that my experiences in life, in how I dealt with people is based on what I learned in life and had nothing to do with, nor has anything to with colour, religion, or ethnicity.   I have learned not to trust anyone, due to what I experienced as an law enforcement officer.  It was the police departments that taught me not to trust anyone, including other police officers.  This was further substantiated when dealing with religious authorities and/or organizations.  They taught me how not to trust anyone, and it was all due to my experiences.

In saying that racism is a learned process, we can unlearn this experience even though it is much more difficult to unlearn an experience than to re-learn an experience.  We base our living abilities on what we learn, and since our thoughts or brains are always working (from birth until death), there is a need to understand why we behave the way we do.

Legislating behavior is most difficult and yet that is what we do when there is a desired change to take place.  We allow governments to legislate our behavior which does nothing to combat or change behavior.  The law only punishes what society deems to be inappropriate or offensive.  It does not actually teach respect for others.  In fact legislating behavior often times only enforces our dislike to someone or something because we are being "punished".  What we have learned is that if I speed in my car and get caught, I will be expected to pay a fine, loose my license or what ever the courts have deemed fit in punishing my offense.  What have I learned?  I learned that if I am caught, I will be punished.  It really hasn't changed my behaviour.

Racism is similar.  It is a learned process gained only by experiences that have been reinforced through activities that have taught us to dislike, hate, or disapprove of someone based on their colour and ethnicity.  In saying this, it is not only based on colour, but on behaviour that has been encountered.

Racism in not just a "white" problem.  Racism is a problem with all colours and ethnic segments of society.  That is why racism is learned.  There isn't one culture, nor one society, nor one person that hasn't experienced racism or bigotry sometime in their lives or existence.  All cultures and social constructs experience racism in different ways and even within their own cultures and societies.  It is not hinged on colour of skin only.

Every society and culture have had and continue to have, dislikes and hatred, as well as experience with slavery in the past and in the present.  There are slave markets in the world and not just with the Muslim religion which just so happens condones slavery.  It is not only the "blacks" that experience slavery.  Slavery is an abomination to humanity and yet is it still practiced in many different forms and ways.  Therefore based on this, people have learned that a person caught up in slavery, even economic slavery, is not at the same social level as they are.

Strippers and prostitutes are looked down upon.  The poor are looked down upon.  The middle class have hang ups as well.  The middle class, while disappearing in most countries, has built in conditions where by social standing is important.   We judge others on first glances, based on our experiences we have learned while growing up and even into adulthood.

Once racism has become politicalized and religious we no longer own the problem but have shifted the problem onto these institutions.   Right now, racism has become a political problem.  Legislation is being developed to "punish" the offender.  What happens is that racism becomes a "white" problem because it is determined by law and philosophical reasoning that only "whites" can be racist.  This is further from the truth, but is accepted because we have allowed racism to become a political entity fueled by the experiences learned.

A religious issue because people have used religion to support their behaviour when in reality religion abhors racism.  In fact Christianity does not support slavery, owning humans as property by slavery or unlivable wages.  Nor does Christianity condones ill treatment of others including family members including children.  Any religion that supports slavery or seeing people as property to be used and abused is not of God but is something that is totally man made, man imagined and does not belong in any society or culture what so ever.

So how do we deal with racism.  Since racism is a learned experience, we need to educate people from the very early ages that racism and ill treatment of anyone is not acceptable behaviour.  And that is where the rub is.  That is where the problem grows, from the very educational development which will take years to undo what people have learned and experienced as they live their lives.

I did not and could not trust anyone with a beard all do to my experiences with people who had beards.  I did not like Italians based on my experiences that I have with Italians while at Wasaga Beach.  I am glad that these experiences also taught me how wrong they were so that I could change my behaviour.  Not only do we need to learn behaviour, but we also have to be able to unlearn our behaviour.

Jesus said: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."  In other words treat people as you would want them to treat you.    Jesus also said: "If you hate your brother, you have already committed murder".   These are behaviours that can be learned and corrected which are also inclusive in their practice.

When God created mankind, He said let us make man in our image.  It is inclusive in its understanding and practice.  Therefore based on this ideology alone, failure to recognize each other as equals, failure to respect each other as individuals, is offensive to God and is not in the plan of God.  God did not create racism nor slavery.  It was man made as man stooped to below ground to come up with these abominations that are abhorrent to God and Jesus and in turn to us as individuals created in the image of God.

When a person uses their notoriety for good, I say YES! The world knew her as "Aunt Jemima," but her given name was Nancy Green and she was a true American success story. She was born a slave in 1834 Montgomery County, KY... and became a wealthy superstar in the advertising world, as its first living trademark.

Green was 56-yrs old when she was selected as spokesperson for a new ready-mixed, self-rising pancake flour and made her debut in 1893 at a fair and exposition in Chicago. She demonstrated the pancake mix and served thousands of pancakes... and became an immediate star. She was a good storyteller, her personality was warm and appealing, and her showmanship was exceptional. Her exhibition booth drew so many people that special security personnel were assigned to keep the crowds moving.

Nancy Green was signed to a lifetime contract, traveled on promotional tours all over the country, and was extremely well paid. Her financial freedom and stature as a national spokesperson enabled her to become a leading advocate against poverty and in favor of equal rights for folks in Chicago.

She maintained her job until her death in 1923, at age 89.

Nancy Green was a remarkable woman... and has just been ERASED by politically correct bedwetters. Know your history this woman should be celebrated and not deleted!

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History Repeating Itself in a Different Way

Over the last week or two, there has been a wide spread riot/protest around the world.  The cause has already been lost in the pages and pages of rhetoric that too has been lost.  The result in some parts of the world is to bring down the statues of past leaders whom the black lives matter organization and the anti-fascist organization consider offense.

These actions of destruction of statues and historical sights because they some how cause offense, is similar to the book burning book burnings in past fascist and communist countries.  As such, an people that attempts to destroy their history, attempts to destroy their past, will some day destroy the people made it possible for them to protest/riot in the streets.

Democracy is fragile in the first place.  It is destroyed when taken for granted.  Soon the people who destroyed their past, will remember it no more as they destroy the freedoms we have in democracy because these freedoms in democracy have offended them.

This world is repeating its past and the people who are destroying the present have no idea about the past and therefore will destroy its future in spite of their understanding of what freedom and democracy are.

Racism, Bigotry - only whites can be these

Everyone seems to be jumping on the racist band wagon in the last few days.  I'm surprised there is still room for more to jump on.

I won't be going into detail as to why these protests are taking place except to say that yes murder was committed and yes it should not have happened and that police need to retrain themselves in take downs and control of prisoners.

The end result have been demonstrations and protests which are fine and everyone's rights to do in a free and democratic society and country.  What isn't acceptable let alone productive is the rioting being caused by a few people who then create frenzy among people and more is committed.

In all the demonstrations that have turned violent, there is a group of people who have deliberately planned to disrupt peaceful protests through smashing windows, looting, burning and destroying property and justify this violence and therefore blaming the protest.  This is wrong and protesters need to help turn in these people who deliberately planned to disrupt peaceful protests.

But things aren't stopping there.  Racism is found on all sides of every race and culture of society.  There is no exception.  People in all races through out the world learn racism.  It is taught and supported by members of all races without exception and to say that only the white race can be racists is not admitting the truth.   This doesn't justify racism by any means.  I am merely stating a point of view.

From the theological point of view, racism and bigotry is an abomination against humanity and against God.  Theologically we are all made in the image of God and therefore everyone who calls themselves believers in God are obliged to respect each other regardless of race.

From the same theological point of view, slavery is an abomination to humanity and to God, as God never intended to support slavery of any kind at any time through out the history or man.  Slavery has been and continues to be a man made driven desire to dominate someone else for the purpose of domination and personal gratification in owning human property.  Slavery has never been part of God's plan for creation.

God has already told His followers that we as believers are to seek out justice for everyone, to love kindness towards everyone, and to walk humbly with our God.  These objectives can be seen in the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles.  When you look at passages where it appears that the scriptures support slavery, you will find that in reality, scripture does not support racism, bigotry, nor slavery.

I have read the passages that appear to defend slavery, but when you read closely you find that these passages were setting up rules of a system that already existed and the end result was to end slavery and give all persons the freedom that God had initially intended.

In this present day though, scriptures are lost in the anger being expressed.  Everyone is being called upon to not remain silent.  There are many like myself who don't want to be involved, and who don't want to get involved because no matter what we say, it will be misinterpreted if it doesn't follow what is politically correct accepted.  In other words freedom to express one's view point must fall in line with what is being seen as acceptable view points.  Anything that is different regardless if it supports the protests or not, is being deliberately attacked.  So to stay silent is wrong, and to give an opinion has to fit into the parameters of what is acceptable.

As a white person, I am suppose to admit to "white privilege" which is something I still don't understand.  When I read the philosophy of this so called fact, I don't see myself coming within the parameters of what "white privilege" is.  I have never been given a job based on skin colour.  I have always qualified for the jobs that I have engaged in trying to obtain.   I have never been wealthy nor have I ever gained wealth because of skin colour.  Every job I have had, I have been qualified for and every wage I have received its what has been agreed  upon by the employer and myself.  I have always lived with in my means as I have always lived below the poverty line and have survived.

Being an amputee I have been at the receiving end of discrimination.  Being left handed I have experienced conflict for being left handed.  For being single I have experienced discrimination and in some cases mental abuse for remaining single in both the church and the police department.  And I have received racism from others of non-white race.  I have lost positions because of one person who has gone out of his way to discriminate against me because I am single and he has determined that being gay is enough to prevent me from having employment where I am working with kids of all ages.  So I understand racism and bigotry and still believe that these are abominations to humanity and to God and any Christian who engages in such anti-social actions has committed sin against God.

There is no room for slavery in any society or religious groupings.  There isn't room for racism or bigotry in any society or religious groupings.  To own another human being is a sin and is wrong and is an abomination.