“resilience strategies”
AKA pedophiles rationalizing their sick urges.
“resilience strategies”AKA pedophiles rationalizing their sick urges.
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Nora Vincent was a lesbian who disguised herself as a man for 18 months, to learn what it was like to live as the opposite sex. (This was in the early 2000s, before trannymania.)
She wrote a book about it, called "Self-Made Man".
"Vincent stated that, after the experiment, she gained more sympathy for the male condition: "Men are suffering. They have different problems than women have, but they don't have it better. They need our sympathy, they need our love, and they need each other more than anything else. They need to be together."
Apparently, the stress of being a man for a year and a half pushed Nora to commit suicide.
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This reminds me of that lesbian in New York who decided to impersonate a man for a while, to see what it was like. She wrote a book about her experience that basically concluded men have it much harder than women and feminists are dumb cunts.
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I remember when paradiddle was an innocent percussionist term. RE-tvr-n-n.
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Is it possible for acute narcissism to actually separate from the body it inhabits and become a sentient entity captured by AI image generators?
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What happened between European paganism and Christianity was syncretism -- the merging of two religions via incorporation of rituals, holidays, festivals, and iconography.
In fact, this is probably why Christianity found fertile ground in the heart of Europe: it adopted some aspects of paganism so that it was not entirely alien to the locals.
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If China is an enemy, it's an enemy that the United Oligarchs of America created when it decided to profitmaxx by airmailing our industry to China to take advantage of their billion-strong cheap labor pool.
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Gaymulatto: "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon."
Also Gaymulatto: "Why is America so divided?"
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For the first 300 years of Christianity's existence, Christians were persecuted. After Christians gained power through Roman edicts and alliances with royal houses, pagans and breakaway Christianity sects were persecuted by Christians.
This is less the story of religion than it is the story of power and human nature.
There was never any widespread genocide, or policy of genocide, by Christians against pagans. Violent forced conversions sporadically occured, but for the most part paganism ended because it fell out of fashion.
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There are many pagans and "kike on a stick" anti-Christians who want to claim Hitler as a fellow anti-Christian, but the historical record simply doesn't support that claim.
The most notorious passages from "Hitler's Table Talk" are either false translations from the original German, or fake quotes added by stenographers Bormann or Heim.
For example, this quote was attributed to Hitler:
“I shall never come to terms with the Christian lie,” Hitler supposedly said on 27 February 1942. “Our epoch will certainly see the end of the disease of Christianity.”
But this is what Hitler actually said (in the German):
"I have never found pleasure in maltreating others, even if I know it isn’t possible to maintain oneself in the world without force. Life is granted only to those who fight the hardest. It is the law of life: Defend yourself! The time in which we live has the appearance of the collapse of this idea. It can still take 100 or 200 years. I am sorry that, like Moses, I can only see the Promised Land from a distance."
What Hitler is lamenting is not Christianity, but the ethos of Might Makes Right!
Link:
ffrf.org/fttoday/november-2002/articles-novemHitler was personally religious (he was born Catholic) but, like many Christians, expressed doubts and dismay about certain Church practices or influences. As many of us on Gab do now!
The Third Reich's relationship to Christianity could best be described as paternal. Hitler believed Christianity was an integral part of the German culture, and he had no wish to excise it from German life. He criticized some Church ideas (like transubstantiation) and railed against priests or other Church authorities who were antagonistic to national socialism.
But none of that was indicative of any deep-seated animus toward Christianity some want to claim Hitler possessed.
What is important to understand about Hitler and the NatSoc party leadership is that they were blood and soil first, Christian second. There was no "Christian Only" litmus test to serve in the Third Reich. Hitler had atheists and agnostics, Prots and Catholics, as close allies in his administration. Obviously, jews were barred.
As long as Church leaders stayed devoted to the race and to the NatSoc Party, Hitler was happy with them. When they deviated, Hitler criticized them. But Hitler was never a disbeliever in the tenets of Christianity.
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Is she a hapa? Damn it would be funny if she had liberal White woman blood in her.
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