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Thanks for saying that, marks.

I'm glad for you to see some good in all this, marks. I think that things are never going to be quite the same in the forum. That's for sure. I'll still maintain that you've failed to affirm the Bill of Rights and the Golden Rule. You're forgetting one thing. Words matter less than you...

This posting still stands: Since I've been flooded with postings meant to annoy me and to make answering difficult, I will wait to see if marks and Rennik can answer the following: I have taken the positions of these two posters to their simple logical conclusion. This is done to show the...

All lives matter, marks, including black lives. If you could be clear on that, it would be fine. I'm inclined to distrust you. You don't seem to have much empathy or respect for people you dislike and seem to be grudging in giving them the respect and rights that you enjoy. You still will...

Thanks for your views, Agios. I was slow to respond since I was at lunch. I do accept the Kingdom of God first. The Kingdom of God is within. I emphatically reject theocracies which do not provide reliable government and are usually tyrannies. I would agree that the black community has come...

Why not affirm, Renniks, that you agree with my summary argumentation. If you don't or can't, I have to think that you've rejected the Bill of Rights and the Golden Rule. Both you and marks made a fundamental error. You failed to support the Bill of Rights and the Golden Rule when you should...

I have to accept the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, Agios. I have to give my consent to my government. I have my beliefs in God, to be sure, but I must live within a governmental system that I can be sure that all are equal before the law. I'm not able to recognize theocracies that can...

Thank you again, Agios. I can't stop my support for the Bill of Rights and for the Golden Rule, but I promise I'll look into it and I thank you for the information that you've supplied us. I'll say it again, racial hatred doesn't do any good. I think that we're both agreed on this.

You have not dealt at all with my summary argumentation, Renniks. You and marks have spun the thread out for eight pages asking the same questions over and over again dealt in the summary. I suppose a lot of other members on the forum are laughing at you. I'm sorry about that.

I think you're right, Agios, in this, for the most part. Racial hatred must end badly for the society that is caught up in it. I think that our only solution to this is in God, in the acceptance of the Golden Rule in human relations and in the Bill of Rights. Let us all have peace in the...

That doesn't follow, marks. There may be a racial problem in this chapter, the Seattle chapter of the BLM, but it doesn't mean that the entire BLM is going this way. As I've said, racial hatred doesn't help anyone.

Why can't you affirm the Bill of Rights and the Golden Rule. You've seen my summary argumentation. Respond to that. It seems, marks, that you have intense racial fears. Why not accept the Golden Rule in human relations? Why not have faith in God and in your fellow citizens? I believe in...

I'm being blunt too, marks. I don't accept you simply equating the BLM with criminals. Lawful protesters have the right of assembly.

If the report is true and has been verified, Agios, the activities of these racists need to be condemned. I think we're all agreed that racism needs to be condemned.

At this point, marks, all that I see is that you still don't affirm the Bill of Rights and the Golden Rule. I think that they should be supported.

Thanks, Agios. I will check this all out. This could be a classic incident of how people react when they think that their constitutional right of assembly to seek redress of grievances is being disregarded or suppressed. Racial hatred doesn't go anywhere good and it should be condemned.

Then I would like to hear you say, marks, that you support the civil rights of BLM people assembling to seek redress of grievances. You can't just condemn the BLM as criminals without usurping the civil right of assembly to the lawful citizens practicing that right. I'm being blunt about this...

Protesting for equality is not struggling for supremacy. It seems, marks, that you have intense racial fears. Why not accept the Golden Rule in human relations? Why not have faith in God and in your fellow citizens? I believe in treating others as I would have others treating me. I think...

You still, marks, haven't answered the summary argumentation that I offered: I have taken the positions of these two posters to their simple logical conclusion. This is done to show the falsity of their positions. At bottom, both of these posters are still defaming lawful citizens of the BLM...