Nope, this is being taken out of context by the mods and others here that the quote used (Mathew 26:11) against this, that the first part means that his disciples will always have slaves
"For you will always have the poor, but you will not always have me"
Jesus is saying that they will be taking care of the poor, but not him, since he wouldn't be around, and he said this to Judas, who verbally attacked someone named Mary for using nice oils on his feet instead of for the poor (he really only cared about the money that he could get from it)