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Old October 10th, 2018 #6
Emily Henderson
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Originally Posted by Ray Allan View Post
As you know, christcuck-ism contributes to this greatly. I have a neighbor who attends one of those Jesus-freak offbeat churches, don't know the specific denomination. Anyway, I'm sure it's loaded with spics, niggers and idiot Whites who worship Izzrahell and everyone with brown skin. The guys who cut our lawn are from the same church, so my neighbor no doubt got them that job. It's true, these White morons and enablers can be a greater problem, whether it's ones who are churchgoers, business owners, cops, military, whatever.
Excellent post, bears repeating.

Re what I put in bold, as it reminded me of something: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper was a guy her family 'helped' because he was a 'believer' and homeless. They were doing something they thought was good but they put their family at risk to do it.

This shows two things: religion never comes above family, especially children, but to religious people it often does.

And that same principle can be applied to racialism or politics: you don't simply assume people are safe and okay because they share one of your beliefs. And you don't worry about what people think of you (OMG I don't want people to think I'm racist! I don't want them to think I'm not a good Xtian!) if it means putting yourself or family in harm's way.

But they'd rather we do put ourselves last, and be unquestioning when doing so.

If asking questions and saying 'no' are not permitted then you are not among friends. Those are both very White things, historically. People can do both of those things and still operate as a cohesive community.

A better one, because it is one based on reason and mutual respect for everyone, not phony allegiances or to keep up a certain appearance.
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