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@HonkHonkBoom @InvictusManeo @TrevorGoodchild >literally bringing life into the world just to suffer, for the slight chance of glory? yeah, somebody has to birth the next Hitler if we are ever to be free, of course, but it just seems almost malicious to keep creating more people to put them though this, and worse
That’s exactly what the ruling kikes want us to feel. It’s why they flood our lives with a constant barrage of shitstorms to make us feel like we are doing a greater service to the non-existent to let our bloodlines die. We are the only ones who think things like that, and they know it.
Life is always struggle. Always has been. Always will be. The brown hordes who accomplish nothing don’t think about things like that, they breed rats regardless, an ever expanding swarm of locusts, lacking the Faustian Spirit, who will destroy everything… if we let them.
Someone needs to pass down the ability to think, rationalize, philosophize, and love. Why? Cause God commands us to, not just in the Bible or in Holy Texts, but in our souls. We do it until this all shakes apart, and then we rebuild. That’s good enough for me.
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From the POV of how it weakens Christians, it makes sense when they say that Christianity is a Jewish-made 'religion'. Nobody denies that it is Abrahamic. It accepts the Old Testament, which is highly contradictory to the New one. Nobody can deny that all those involved had Jewish DNA (The 'Holy Mother' etc). Nobody can deny that he willingly went forward, allowing them, giving them, the power to crucify him, God incarnate. The Jews killed the King of the Jews, INRI. Then James, The Just, Jesus' brother headed up the family dynasty. You can't really deny that the Church is ZOG. All of that being said makes for a losing, dented people who have very little in the way of victory on their side.
On the other hand, nobody ever nailed up a willing Odin or Thor to a cross. They'd fight you to the death. If I were looking to subvert a people, I would much rather they go with 'turn the other cheek, otherwise you won't get to heaven' mentality. So much easier that way.
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@JimmyTruth @HonkHonkBoom @InvictusManeo @TrevorGoodchild From the POV of someone who doesn’t genuinely understand what Christianity has done for us maybe. ”Turn the other cheek” doesn’t get you into heaven. Accepting Christ as the Lord and Savior and the Living Son of God does.
Considering every norse enthusiast I know in real life got into it as a middle finger to their Protestant parents and the fact that there’s no solid moral code that goes along with it other than the same “be kind and a good person” bullshit you see in judaic church circles AND satanism circles to the point where they are all indistinguishable, I’d say it’s pretty easy to use it to subvert people searching for a greater meaning and understanding of whats going on around us in the present day while giving them free reign to make their own moral code as they go. It’s all the worship of self, which (in my opinion) is the epitome of the fall of man.
Odin is cool. Thor is cool. Greek mythology is cool. The pantheon is cool. All of our history is cool.
But a King (not just Jesus but the European kings) loving his people enough to lay his life down for them and fight along side them against those contrary to them (whether it be hell or Muslim hordes) is really cool and divine.
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@InvictusManeo @TrevorGoodchild Given, and of course, one of their greatest victories against humanity was making things so horrible with so little hope for a future that multi-generational plans seem silly at best to most, "why would i build an empire just for it to be handed to the mudslide? " , meanwhile they think in centuries, and have enough kompromat over those in power to actually carry out those plans.. the most powerful chains are those restraining the mind.
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@HonkHonkBoom "But, still, I would like to try."
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@TrevorGoodchild @HonkHonkBoom > I'll sow even if I know I won't see the harvest.
Do people even read anything, anymore, these days?
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@TrevorGoodchild Because if ya spend time thinking about it, ya see how bad things really are, and then you're left with a stark reality, either you sacrifice everything to try to fix some little aspect of it all, or you know you're a piece of shit who won't act, and on some level deserve this nightmare, which is a terrible way to live .. Is it really better to be aware? Once you're aware, you're responsible for considering it in every decision, Sure, ya can ruminate on it for a couple of decades, think you're doing something, but , eventually the veil falls and you're left with the naked truth, we're going to die horribly as slaves of the demon jew, never having reached the accomplishments and adventures our people's story was supposed to include, and the darkness gains more and more power... Is it just that we have been given the framework for greatness, to fight against evil and free the world, for the greatest adventure of all time, and we simply refuse to step on to the path, because it only goes one way , and the end is out of sight?
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