Another reason the Brits are doomed

[Anonymous 14]

It’sallbs wrote:

I can see what Pistol means in his opening post but I’m not sure how this got on to the situation in the middle east.

Pretty simple really, because his views on the Mid East are what proves his initial statement to be bulls~~~. His form of God given rights only applies to certain groups of people, therefore f~~~ his premise that without Religion we are all doomed, which is what he is basically saying here, as he pretty much always says…The caveat being that it is HIS FORM of religion, because I don’t think he is advocating Islam being the one we all should adhere to in the West…

PistolPete wrote:

The government/state is to be your new “God”, which means anything that interferes must be suppressed or destroyed. After all the notion of inalienable rights of men coming from God is something for the rubbish heap if there is no God other than the state. Thus your rights will come from the state—and who knows what rights those will be or not be. The state giveth and the state taketh away.

Once again, his view of rights given by God are different depending on who you are as he is a Christian Zionist, meaning he believes Jews have the God given right to take, by force, and for eternity, Palestinian land, because Jews are “Gods Chosen” people. He cares only for his vision of the world, human rights whether they be State given or God given really mean nothing to him, unless of course it is HIS version of it all.

Now I am out,
Shalom

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The same old hate and propaganda thx always poops out.

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

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Anonymous wrote:

we are all doomed

Please do me the courtesy of not mis-quoting me. I did say we are all doomed I said Britain was doomed.

[Y_Participant 4591]

Thank you Pete. However I suggest the view that following a religious group (or socialised religion) and belief in God are two different things and can be mutually exclusive.

I am not against or for religion. I submit religion is mostly man-made and the power that comes from socialised religion is like nothing else on this earth. If we as a species go back and look at the root of most unrest, abuse and social inequality – one of the main reasons given will have to be the impact of socialised religion on the masses.

I believe this is borne out by our ample history as a species and our evolution as tribes.

However – what have religions as espoused today got to do with a God – if such a being exists? There is really almost no correlation I can see between a devout follower of a particular religious belief and the actual actions ordained by socialised religion based on that same belief. In fact these two are mostly at opposite ends of the ‘human’ spectrum.

The younger generation do not want to get into socialised religion because to them it is simply a means of control or the teachings appear irrelevant. It does not mean youth are irreligious -it may be quite the opposite that by declaring their ability to think, youth are actively pursuing the real intent of their professed religion.

As usual I believe the MSM make it appear (so subtly) that not belonging to a particular group religion makes one a worse off person or a SINNER (that word again!) who does no know right from wrong.

I think it is about time the world uncoupled the existence of a God, the ability of man to do good and social interaction from a primitive set of rules and regulations made by ancient sociologists that have become a burden of slavery on the human psyche.

Lastly if I have inadvertently offended anyone – it was not intentional.

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Y_ wrote:

Thank you Pete. However I suggest the view that following a religious group (or socialised religion) and belief in God are two different things and can be mutually exclusive.

That is a good point.

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As a pagan, who generally follows the rule, “do as thou wilt, an it harm none”, I recognize that most people don’t have the mental capacity to adhere to such a rule, and need guidelines spelled out explicitly.

I’m not judging, this is simply the way the human race is. Thus if everyone were pagan, you would have moral and ethical chaos. So I recognize that various traditional religions at least offer a needed moral structure.

Just look at secular Sweden for an example of a spiritually rudderless country. I’d rather live in an American country that remains primarily Christian, while allowing for freedom of religion, than letting Islam overrun everything.

All my life I've had doubts about who I am, where I belonged. Now I'm like the arrow that springs from the bow. No hesitation, no doubts. The path is clear. And what are you? Alive. Everything else is negotiable. Women have rights; men have responsibilities; MGTOW have freedom. Marriage is for chumps. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart-R'as al Ghul.

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[Anonymous 1]

Colin Combover in a Coma wrote:

Which God would you adhere the British to? The wrath God of the Torah or the meek and mild God of the Gospels….or the old pagan Gods that the Germanics followed before the Roman Empire invaded?

I agree. The Christian God hasn’t served Europe too well. The early Christians destroyed classical literature and education, plunging Europe into a dark age. The later Christians created turmoil and conflict e.g. Protestants vs Catholics.

Even WWI and WWII both sides were predominantly Christians. That didn’t stop them from massacring each other.

The worst mistake Europe made was giving up their ancient heritage to embrace a foreign God from the Desert.

Christianity, Islam, Judaism all pay homage to the same Desert God. The fact that these three groups have always been fighting just goes to show that belief in God is not the answer.

Ancestor worship is the most basic form of Religion. Revering and Respecting your Ancestors is what keeps cultures strong and homogenous. That is the key. No foreign deities wanted or needed.

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Anonymous wrote:

Colin Combover in a Coma wrote:

Which God would you adhere the British to? The wrath God of the Torah or the meek and mild God of the Gospels….or the old pagan Gods that the Germanics followed before the Roman Empire invaded?

I agree. The Christian God hasn’t served Europe too well. The early Christians destroyed classical literature and education, plunging Europe into a dark age. The later Christians created turmoil and conflict e.g. Protestants vs Catholics.

Even WWI and WWII both sides were predominantly Christians. That didn’t stop them from massacring each other.

The worst mistake Europe made was giving up their ancient heritage to embrace a foreign God from the Desert.

Christianity, Islam, Judaism all pay homage to the same Desert God. The fact that these three groups have always been fighting just goes to show that belief in God is not the answer.

Ancestor worship is the most basic form of Religion. Revering and Respecting your Ancestors is what keeps cultures strong and homogenous. That is the key. No foreign deities wanted or needed.

Good post. According to Christians, Muslims are going to hell for not believing God had a son, the Jews are going to hell for rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. According to Muslims, Christians are going to hell for believing God has a son, Jews for worshipping false Gods. According to Jews everyone BUT them(the chosen) are going to hell(although they don’t believe in hell as the Christians define). According to Catholics, ALL protestants are going to hell, as well as Muslims, Jews…..you get the gist.

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