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originally posted by: nickyw
a reply to: bastion
in the same way euthanasia and sterilisation of the poor where key part of progressive liberalism from the late Victorian period upto the ww2 the uks nhs and welfare state where designed by those who wanted to control and eradicate the poor..
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
a reply to: LABTECH767
Lab tech, While I appreciate your perspective of British socialist systems relating to Christianity, there is no indication that Jesus believed in government sponsored socialism as some kind of tenet of Christian belief. I believe this idea to be one of the most dangerous concepts put furth in modern society. It is one thing to reform economic systems, and quite another to advocate Marxist ideology in thane if and I see the guise of Christian morality. Since you seem to have such an understanding along this vein, I would point out to you the apostle Paul’s letters to the Corinthians, he not only advocated Christian support of our fellow man, he admonished that “every man shall bear his own burden”. KJV biblehub.com...
There is no evidence to support a government system of forced redistribution and a continually increased confiscation of the fruits of a man’s labor by government. Such an idea is really not just a lack of the true teachings of Christ, but a most unfortunate miscarriage of justice. Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes by Universal precipitation, not confiscated peoples food and divided it. There is a difference.
It is a fact that socialism failed in early American colonies, there is historical account of that from Jamestown, one of our earliest colonieswww.newberryobserver.com...
William Bradford, the governor of the colony, in his History of Plymouth Plantation reported that “much was stolen both by night and day” to alleviate the prevailing condition of hunger. The mythical “feast” of the first Thanksgiving did fill their bellies briefly, he reported, and they were grateful, but abundance was anything but common. Why did this happen? Because they had fallen victim to the socialistic philosophy of “share the wealth.” This dis-incentivized the productive base of society.
So, you see even a more historical account than the lifetime of Jesus shows the true nature of it. Also, socialism dies much more harm than good, considering what the WEF has been promoting in the way of a One World digital currency controlled by a cabal of international elites and tied in to the most corrupt, controlling and even dangerous systems of totalitarian spying and oversight. There is literally nothing good will ever come of it. I will leave you with one more Christian teaching of Christ.quod.lib.umich.edu...
[18] And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God.
This was a statement of the difference between the relativism of human good and evil, and the the absolute good of God. And that is the real danger of moral relativism and modern virtue signaling.
originally posted by: anonentity
It looks like the British government is getting ready for the big cull, even the share market has reacted and pushed the stocks of the relevant drug company up 30 plus percent in one month. Hospitals and doctors are being incentivized to do business with larger payments for services.NG 191 is a bill that replaces the current bill for end-of-life care. They even have the numbers of those that they have decided to off organized for the future. According to the author of this says even paramedics are trained to administer these twilight drugs to end life. They have always been around to end life but the number of medications ordered, seem to suggest the protocol will be ramped up big time in the coming months.www.bitchute.com...
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: LABTECH767
The NHS is a "killing machine"?
Get real.