I don't know which came first but Bruce Jenner as "woman of the year" and reddit banning coontown and fatpeoplehate was my "awakening".
I never even visited those subs but the fact that the admins decided I couldn't see them pissed me off so much that I went to look on Voat. I found that coontown wasn't full of after-school-special tier caricatures of evil redneck "racists' like I had been indoctrinated to believe my whole life. But normal people who were just sick of blacks' bad behavior and had nowhere else to vent about it.
And once you start actually thinking about it you realize there isn't any argument against trannies that doesn't also apply to faggots.
Once you enter into the world of forbidden ideas you quickly realize you have been lied to about EVERYTHING since birth. I even found God and am considering myself a Christian because I've been exploring ideas I had never considered before in my liberal atheist upbringing. And maybe more than a little because I know all of the same people who hate me for being a White man will hate me just that much more for being Christian.
Is becoming Christian out of spite a sin? I'll have to ask a priest.
Is becoming Christian out of spite a sin? I'll have to ask a priest.
sorta, sorta not. big message of Christianity is that we are in a sense not of this world, or at least our souls aren't, because this Piss Earth is full of demon worshippers and evildoers that will never understand the love or truth God has given us (all). this lends itself well to a human, worldly sense of spite and any worldly human, Christian or not, is hardly going to be able to blame you for it.
however, pride is a sin, and truly, soulfully believing you are metaphysically above those evildoers, despite both of you being put down here on Earth by God and nobody else, is being proud about it.
in essence: we can rope all of these people in the name of God, just don't revel in it too much.
Yes, and?
I don't know which came first but Bruce Jenner as "woman of the year" and reddit banning coontown and fatpeoplehate was my "awakening".
I never even visited those subs but the fact that the admins decided I couldn't see them pissed me off so much that I went to look on Voat. I found that coontown wasn't full of after-school-special tier caricatures of evil redneck "racists' like I had been indoctrinated to believe my whole life. But normal people who were just sick of blacks' bad behavior and had nowhere else to vent about it.
And once you start actually thinking about it you realize there isn't any argument against trannies that doesn't also apply to faggots.
Once you enter into the world of forbidden ideas you quickly realize you have been lied to about EVERYTHING since birth. I even found God and am considering myself a Christian because I've been exploring ideas I had never considered before in my liberal atheist upbringing. And maybe more than a little because I know all of the same people who hate me for being a White man will hate me just that much more for being Christian.
Is becoming Christian out of spite a sin? I'll have to ask a priest.
Based, same.
>worshipping Jesus to own Satan
"Take that, the devil!"
sorta, sorta not. big message of Christianity is that we are in a sense not of this world, or at least our souls aren't, because this Piss Earth is full of demon worshippers and evildoers that will never understand the love or truth God has given us (all). this lends itself well to a human, worldly sense of spite and any worldly human, Christian or not, is hardly going to be able to blame you for it.
however, pride is a sin, and truly, soulfully believing you are metaphysically above those evildoers, despite both of you being put down here on Earth by God and nobody else, is being proud about it.
in essence: we can rope all of these people in the name of God, just don't revel in it too much.