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Topic	Is Christianity the first form of activism?
darkphoenix181 10/19/20 12:21:57 PM #6:	ElatedVenusaur posted... Not even close. Theres records of Egyptian artisans refusing to work because the government was late in paying them. The dispute was resolved when Pharaoh Ramses III(I think it was him) furnished them with their back pay and gave them a raise. Not really the same. Refusing to work and getting employers to see your value and pay you more is a primitve union though. But dying for a message is different (note, peacefully, not fighting back) Perhaps Bhuddism had that? Idk that history though. <cite>darkphoenix181 posted [p:946035343] in Is Christi... [t:79049732]...</cite> <quote>ElatedVenusaur posted... </cite> <quote>Not even close. Theres records of Egyptian artisans refusing to work because the government was late in paying them. The dispute was resolved when Pharaoh Ramses III(I think it was him) furnished them with their back pay and gave them a raise.</quote> Not really the same. Refusing to work and getting employers to see your value and pay you more is a primitve union though. But dying for a message is different (note, peacefully, not fighting back) Perhaps Bhuddism had that? Idk that history though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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