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(((Western Values))) are Jewish values
There needs to be a clear distinction between (((Western values))) and the clear, loving, familial, cooperative, uniting spirit that western society-residing non-jews innately have.
It makes me sick that i to put in such words to describe my thoughts that way because of how much Jews have corrupted the meaning of things
Call it the values of Christiandom. Of Rome and Christ and the European people's. What it used to be before the fake and gay "West."
White Christian not "judeochristian"
I didn't explicitly want to say Christian values, because it's quite clear within the "institution" of christian sects that there's been infiltration and subversion of values. Like how Pope Francis was promoting all the jewish degeneracy as the face of Catholicism in his final years.
But having said that yes, a lot of good values from european christiandom.
At the same time still good things to pick out of other cultures within europe, north america, etc.
Yeah, the modern generation surely still retains those values despite the decline of the church and the cancerous social media rot.
Oh wait.
Stop pretending moral societies are natural. That works against any effort to actually bring them back. Christian nations didn't emerge from the ether functioning - they took generations and bloodshed to achieve.
you got a point. i guess i was speaking more from the viewpoint of caring for the local tribe, family group instead of the broader view covering the history of humanity.
as in -- one would tend to be more inclined to do good for the family, friends and people they interact with in their neighbours or community. but lately it's not hard to find stories of people backstabbing their family or friends over money or spite, or other differences that we're all subjected to via media, the education system and government & coroporate messaging.
Easy there 1970s.