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WHY WHITE PEOPLE FEEL GUILTY.

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First published at 00:05 UTC on August 7th, 2023.

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"Those who kill with the sword must be killed with the sword, those who lead into captivity must go into captivity" is a saying that appears in the Bible, in the book of Ezekiel. It is a warning to those who use violence or oppression, tha…

The quote is often interpreted as a call for justice, or as a warning against the dangers of violence. It can also be seen as a reminder that everyone is ultimately accountable for their actions, and that no one is above the law.

The quote has been used throughout history by different people and groups, for different purposes. It has been used to justify violence, as well as to condemn it. It has been used to support the death penalty, as well as to oppose it.

The quote is a powerful reminder of the consequences of violence and oppression. It is a warning that those who use violence will ultimately be met with the same treatment. It is also a reminder that everyone is ultimately accountable for their actions, and that no one is above the law.

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