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Esoteric shower thought: the whole White race is under the pall of Dionysian punishment for not doing what is natural.

The French Revolution was not a spontaneous uprising for "liberty" and "equality," but a sophisticated regime change operation designed to liquidate the French aristocracy and clear the path for the Hebrew ledger.

“CGotD that’s crazy, it sounds like you’re implying Jews support White murders in Africa!” Oh, you didn’t know that?

@RolloRouen Ciabatta is a light bread. I think the ingredients are too heavy in flavour for that Also, 2 cheeses, salami, and olive oil? Too much fat. Skip one cheese and the pil. Maybe a little bit of tomato passata.

First time trying an Italian sandwich: - Ciabatta - Calabrese Salami - Extra Virgin Olive oil - sliced mozzarella, then provolone The bread was simply bad. I felt the sandwich was missing something. I think the olive oil would’ve been better with vinegar. Will try again.

@QuetzalPhoenix The difference between us and them is christianity. Without xianity, you have none of this.

The world wars really did much worse than just kill people, they killed their souls.

@nonregemesse Why are you boosting negroes?

"They fail to see the extent to which America is "nеgrified" not only racially and demographically, but above all in its civilization, in the behavior, and tastes of Americans, even when there has been no actual mixing with nеgro blood." Julius Evola

@BacchusAwakes I don't agree. It functions perfectly, as african society. All you have to do is take away the expectations you have of White societies and it all makes sense.

The main difference is that the islands are fully black instead of mulatto like Rio so the "dysfunctionality" is even greater as you can imagine.

Captain Ahab, but for Jews. Either he is a fed or he is genuinely just mentally unwell. Anyone who runs purely on hate will burn his own side to ash so long as he can take down his enemy as well.

An administration that prides itself on national chauvinism commits another act against America’s legacy. I’d consider it symbolic that the administration wants to replace the Bison w/ cattle. (This is a reversal of a Biden-era policy btw)

@acedoteth A christ cuck, a jew worshipper, circumcised of the heart, has no claim over Alexander.

Spartan Envoys on Alexander I 479 BC “..it is not your business... for you know that in foreigners there is no faith nor truth.” Alexander was Macedonian, not Greek

@deusimpera Isn't jesus himself a rabbi?

Yeah, I, too, listen to a rabbi when it comes to connecting with Jesus.

@zanknowsbetter Muh empowered females when men withdraw consent. Rope btw.

Lisa Ann spoke about what she sees as r6cism within the advlt entertainment industry, saying it has historically made interr6cial content more difficult for some performers to pursue. She explained that, in response, much of the content she now directs and produces is interr6cial, both as a personal preference and as a way to push against those barriers. “The industry is very r6cist, there’s no doubt about it. There’s a wh!te industry and there’s a very small culture for us to do interr6cial, and it’s not even enough of a culture for some performers to survive because there’s not enough companies doing interr6cial.”

Equivocation

@ShitpostRock2 Yes.

What a compelling argument. Let's nuke all of the third world so they don't have to suffer

Banksy art spotted on the E1 in Dublin 🚨

Roman Pagan who’s read the Roman Pagans here. Sorry, no. Roman patricians gave alms to the poor not to show off their virtue for all the world to see or to pave their way to heaven, but because it was their duty to the res publica. In what was called the sportula, the poor would show up to a patrons house at a certain time of day and receive alms or ask for a favor (legal help, etc.). Then there was the cura annonae, a kind of empire-wide food pantry program where any citizen could receive grain (and later also oil, and pork). The Roman Stoic philosopher Musonius Rufus preached to his followers to give their money to others rather than live lives of luxury. (Discourse 19) Seneca the Younger advocated that the rational and wise man would give alms to beggars and food to the starving because that is what Nature created us to do (On Anger1.9.2; On Clemency 2.6.2; On Benefits 3.8.3, 4.10-11, 4.29.2-3, 5.11.5; and Moral Epistles 120.2) and that those who refused to do so ought to be condemned. His father Seneca the Elder said we should give alms to beggars just as we give our bodies back to the Earth. Then we have Julian the Apostate, the last Pagan emperor who had shelters be built for the poor and justified it on the grounds of a line from the Odyssey, “Beggers and strangers come from Zeus and a gift however small is precious”. (Letter 22. To Arsacius, High-priest of Galatia) Cicero also advocated for helping those in need, but to help them overcome their circumstances, to raise them above their previous deprivation, rather than simply to throw them some scraps and pat yourself on the back for being virtuous. (De Officiis 2.62-63) The Pagan view of human relations was based on the concept of “do ut des”, that the world was one of a web of mutual obligations, held together by goodwill and human affection. The only charity Pagans outright condemned was giving to criminals, fraudsters, flatterers, and condemned giving only for virtue signaling. Poverty actually increased during the fourth century, the time of the Christian takeover of the Roman Empire. (“Poverty and Population in Roman Egypt,” Poverty in the Roman World, pp. 100-14) Inequality is higher in the US, arguably the most self-identified Christian society in the West, than it was in the Roman Empire. According to a 2009 study by Sheidel and Friesen, the wealthiest 1% controlled only 16% of the economy at the height of the Roman Empire when it was Pagan. In the US, it's 40%.

@bankertobuilder A six letter word that explains most idiosyncrasies of life in the US.

Why can’t we have delicious local restaurants inside suburban communities?

@OptimoPrincipi Tfw never invited.

‘Even the best drunkards shorten their lives, never seeing the sun come up. Note their pale faces, sagging cheeks, red eyes and shaking hands that spill filled cups, breath reeking of last night’s wine jar, everything forgotten, memory dead. Soon any sleep they do have will be haunted, all their nights restless. Some people might call this ‘seizing the day’ – but while we all lose yesterday behind us, this lot ensure they lose tomorrow as well.’ Pliny the Elder, Natural History, 14. 147.