Now conservatives aren't leftists, because leftism and liberalsim are not the same thing.
But leftism is the icing that everyone sees on a cake, whereas liberalism is all the batter that makes up the cake. Most conservatives unknowingly accept the bread part of the cake without realizing it, but reject wokeism, not realizing they are natural extensions of each other.
To define what you must believe to not be a liberal
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Women getting the right to vote was incredibly foolish, one of the most foolish things any society has ever done...the two sexes are very diffferent, they have different roles. Determining the fate of a nation is not one of them
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The civil rights act of 1965 was a horrible thing
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Thinking that white society as it behaves is better than black society as a general as they behave is not a racist thing, it's just a neutral observation
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More things that I can't think of right now, but those are the majors.
I would say most conservatives would sort of get nervous and go "well I wouldn't go that far" or "I think women should be allowed to vote" or any number of things on those main issues.
I'd say 99% of Americans and Westerners in general are liberal.
You don't have to be a neo nazi or white nationalist to be not a liberal, but you have to at least reject white guilt completely.
What am I if I believe that believing in "white genocide" is a sign of extreme mental illness and the only people who care about raising birth rates are pedophiles? (in before stupid insult)
Also, yes, being a Nazi is incompatible with point 1, because without the huge female demographic skew, the Nazis would have lost easily. Hitler would have been a forgotten feminist backed plant like Oswald Mosley, exposed decades later to the surprise of nobody.
I would say when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
If this is Impossible1, I'm going to level with you.
I'm generally MRA, I followed all the MRM stuff. I completely see how jacked up feminism is.
There was a point where I couldn't see ANYTHING except feminism.
I have not grown one single bit more "pro feminism" today than I was in high school.
The difference between high school me and today me regarding feminism is two things.
I learned to control my anger, or rather God softened my heart and gave me the spiritual fruit of self control so I wouldn't fixate to the level of being frothing hateful about feminism. Don't get me wrong, I still despise feminism, but I can also just scoff at it and criticize it, and break it down without getting emotionally attached which I couldn't do in the past. Back then, everything was a nail because I was obsessed with that issue to an unhealthy degree. It's a serious issue and is in most ways case zero for the fall of the west. Without getting rid of feminism, nothing will ever truly be fixed....Hardly any conservatives will accept that truth unfortunately. So I agree with you that feminism is a larger problem than people talk about, but it's not all encompassing to the point of it being like a god, which is what you've elevated it to. You've given feminism more tendrils than even feminists gave the "patriarchy". Your shake falling on you at Mcdonalds is not the fault of feminism. Some times things happen for other reasons.
The other thing that changed, that allowed me to chill out about feminism just a bit, though I still despise it whenever it comes up, is that feminism is losing a bit of power. Not nearly enough. Conservatives want to ban the "trans in women's sports" which is something feminists created, so Conservatives always bail feminists out, from the Frankenstein monster they themselves create, but in general, feminism is not as en-vogue as it was when I was in highschool in the late 2000s to early 2010s. It brings me great joy that I rarely hear the word patriarchy any more. There's a sense that women are embarrassed to call themselves feminists. In fact, most feminists like to hide behind the acronym TERF, hoping most people forget the F stands for feminist. There's a stink to feminism and carrying that label that wasn't there 12 years ago.
I smile knowing I rarely see the word "patriarchy" and "mysoginy" that much. Back in the day, you couldn't go a day without seeing feminists screeching constantly about it.
Why not celebrate that little victory that being seen as a feminist is something women are distancing themselves from?
Modern women still suck, I'm not saying anything to the contrary, but at least I'm not banging my head against the wall about the fake "wage gap" (Women don't understand choices in jobs like black people don't understand per-capita), the patriarchy, etc constantly like I used to because it's not AS prevelant as it used to be.
The main, major point though is, without the Holy Spirit and His guidance, you'll be constantly having only your own thoughts to bounce back, and when people doom scroll in one particular topic, it can be all encompassing and demoralizing and can result in it recieving size and placement that is disproportional to reality.
Seek Christ, seek first the Kingdom of Heaven. You could convince the entire world to come around to this particular brand of anti-feminism, and the result would be for nothing. What does it profit a man to gain the world but forfeit his soul, as the Bible says.
You need forgiveness and salvation because of the coming judgement, where all people, men, women, feminists, and non-feminists alike will be judged according to whether they accepted Christ. That's the reason you need Christ and His forgiveness. All other reasons don't compare. But a bonus is that upon belief, you recieve The Helper, that is the Holy Spirit that transforms and renews your mind, particularly when you read God's word.
So you'll still be anti-feminist as anyone who understands the Bible understands that the Bible and feminism is not compatible, but you will gain wisdom for things to be in the proper places.
I can't help you sort out ideas, and I'm not saying you will come to all the conclusions I have.
There's no one I agree with everything on 100%. But you will be able to see the main things as the main things, and everything falls into place as secondary compared to the gospel, so it puts the correct order of importance for things. There are Christians who are feminists and it doesn't mean they're going to hell. They're forgiven, just like I'm forgiven, because they've accepted Christ, it just means that they believe a foolish thing.
If believing a foolish thing disqualified you from Christ's salvation, not a single person would ever go to heaven.
Very good point. I’ve had to realize that in my life and not spend time arguing every single point in the Bible with fellow Christians.
I understand your point on racial views and I definitely see all that is going on but I would still say I’m for voluntary associations. And that’s usually fine unless white people practice it which is wrong. Gotta be across the board. Although with my rose colored glasses I’d still ideally love to see everyone link arms and sing about peace and brotherhood. I suppose heaven would be like that.
I've had that discussion with my mother. She doesn't really listen and I really only bring it up when asked. The point being that her church spends all their time concerning themselves with the tiniest semantics to the point they forget the important things. The whole conflict of Jesus and the Pharisees was nothing more than you worry about the letter of the law and forget the spirit of the rule.
True. Now there are some things that would cause me to leave a church like if they embraced lgbt, abortion, acted like immigration enforcement was evil, put out a blm flag, etc., but there are a lot of minor points like contemporary vs traditional music that won’t bother me. My church has two services and I go to the traditional since it’s my preference just like I love old English so I read the King James but I’m not like my grandfather who thought anything but the king James was the devil
I'll keep this short.
Religious proselytizing does not have any effect on someone who is comfortable with their position in life and the belief system they have. It works on broken people desperate to turn to something as a catalyst for shaking off a dark past or a recent huge failure.
Feminism blending with the right and becoming a more influential force is not a victory. On the left they were held back by leftist principles, like the idea that cutting support for people in bad situations is immoral. On the right...they just slap a big fuck you together and cut your access to healthcare for being childless after you lost your job in the shit economy that listening to their ideas has created.
Do you think they would have managed any of this Digital ID crap if not for the religious right's obsession with pornography? We're repeating the era of the Satanic Panic, when feminists, still deeply despised after the Warhol shooting and the resulting mass interest in the Solanas manifesto, attached themselves to the right to regain credibility. The Satanic Panic was just women's 2016 onwards MeToo cult framed under a right wing lens. It was the exact same strategy.
Being comfortable in your position in life means you either don't care, or choose not to think if there's an eternity and the implications.
The worst place you can be in life while you're currently under God's judgement is content. Fellowship with the world is enmity with God.
This life is like a vapor, like a puff of smoke, you see it for a moment and then eternity.
Jesus spoke on hell over and over and over. He mentioned hell far more than He mentioned heaven....and why? Because He knows many people are content in their life and He's trying to sober them up.
The reality that there is an eternal hell, is meant to sober a person up. Repenting and turning to Christ out of fear of hell is completely legitimate. Many saved people turn to Christ out of the fear of hell. He wouldn't have spoken so often about it if it wasn't a legitimate reason. He said, do everything you can to avoid that place where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
I won't proselytize at you any more. But you need to dwell on this for your own sake.
When eternal stakes are involved "content agnostocism" is like a man sitting on the beach happy, ignoring that others are trying to warn him that a tsunami is coming, but he's happy on the beach right now so he intentionally closes his ears to the warnings.
The fear of hell is how governments controlled people into doing what they wanted.
The obvious decline of marriage is a prime example of this that we can see with data available to us in our modern era. When the ability of religious people to drive fear of hell into people's minds declined, so did the practice of things they supported.
I'm sorry to tell you this, but there isn't some magical place where you get reunited with your dead family members. They're gone. For good. Treasure the memories, and they'll live in your heart, but you're never going to see them again. I had to handle this when I lost my father, and it made me understand why people believe in religion.
You want to believe you'll get to say those things you wish you said, to hug and smile, and share a drink again...to relive the good times you had with who you lost. But that's not reality. Once you're done, it's lights out. Accepting it doesn't help with the grief. I still can't see or do certain things without getting emotional over the loss. But living in a delusion won't help you either. It's nothing but a coping strategy, in the most literal sense.
I can't lie, even typing this comment hurt, which is why it doesn't have my usual pointed tone.
Dude, just go back to your real account. None of these will ever be approved.
It's JG5.
No, he has an account. Project your behavior onto someone else, yid.
This retard has yelled into the void for two days straight.