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What is an Outcast?

What is an Outcast?

This is a special report on a very important issue that is going on worldwide.  The definition of an outcast is when one who is banished from a community, city, or society.  A person is an outcast when they are oppressed and treated unfairly by members of a community, city, state, country, or society.  A person is an outcast if they have been banished or kicked out of their own country.  There are times when people usually leave their own country due to war, conflict, or dictatorship.  When a person is an outcast, he or she is classified as a dissident either living in another country, or are in exile. 

 Exile on the other hand is when an individual goes into hiding.  For instance from the things that he or she has done.  Whenever a person is an outcast, they are living in complete total isolation.  This means that a person will have to conceal or hide themselves from the general public.  A person in many cases can feel this way; whenever they are being constrained.  For example, if a person is released from prison or an institution, they are treated unfairly compared to their own peers.  An example of this is when a person is released from an institution; there are times, when they need an advocate.
  This means a person need a case manager or someone from the courts or agency to address all of their concerns.  Another example of this is when a person has been assigned to probate court.  This particular court is for individuals who suffer from a mental illness, guardianship, and dealing with divorce.  When a person feels like an outcast, they feel completely left out and completely depressed.  Jeremiah 30:17 says; But; I will restore you to health and heal your wounds declares the Lord because you are called an outcast, Zion for whom no one cares.  This is a problem that only God will have to resolve. 

 Individuals who are trapped inside of the social system are literally slaves to the system.  This means that individuals who feel like an outcast are exist in a world without any friends, family, or resources.  An outcast is someone who has been banished from society in some cases due to exhibiting behaviors that are a risk to the personal safety of others and themselves. Outcasts only have God to rely on rather than other people.  There are times when a person would even feel condemned because of unfair treatment that they are receiving inside of a city, state, country, or society as a whole. 









 Outcast members usually are more than likely to commit crimes or in most cases, get incarcerated.  A person can live inside of the United States and feel like an outcast. The money that they receive from the Government is all that they have to rely on.  An outcast member of society are denied jobs; simply because of their behavior or their status inside of the social system.  A person who has a disability, sometimes feel like an outcast because of discrimination.  

If a person is released from prison, jail, or an institution; they are still classified as a case number in society.  This is an indication that a person is going through involuntary servitude.  This means that a person’s civil rights and liberties have been stripped from them.  This is due to surveillance that is burdensome.  A person can still live inside of your neighborhood and still be deemed as an outcast.  They experience a great deal of apathy from others.  Modern day involuntary servitude still exist today

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