Message from @ETBrooD

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2020-01-02 22:46:26 UTC  

Don't doubt the God-Chosen Bulgars!

2020-01-02 22:47:28 UTC  

<:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

2020-01-02 22:50:06 UTC  

We, the Bulgars know, that we stand at the onset of civilization and it would die out without our nourishing presence, so we are truly concerned about the wellbeing of the world, that's why we need to stand up and defend our Glory. Otherwise, not only Bulgaria, but the whole of the civilized Humanity will be doomed!

2020-01-02 22:52:48 UTC  

<:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

2020-01-04 16:48:32 UTC  
2020-01-06 17:22:53 UTC  

Alternatively: 'The 2010s' grim legacy? SJWs'

2020-01-06 22:07:45 UTC  

The decade before that was the decade of indoctrination.

2020-01-06 22:08:58 UTC  

When all the zoomer SJWs were growing up, the system was already too heavily gynocentric and lowest-common denominator. The 2000's created the SJWs.

2020-01-06 22:24:35 UTC  

Yes.
A lot of them were atheists or agnostics looking for a new religion.

2020-01-07 02:55:46 UTC  

The thing is the atheist movement needed to happen, but some people just don't know when to stop.

2020-01-07 03:44:13 UTC  

Indeed.

2020-01-07 03:55:38 UTC  

damn why can atheists be satisfied with atheism

2020-01-07 04:21:09 UTC  

Ask C.S. Lewis. His quote about moral busybodies can apply to anyone, religious or not.

2020-01-07 06:03:04 UTC  

>>The thing is the atheist movement needed to happen
Hahahah, no

2020-01-07 09:37:54 UTC  

@Tr1bal They can, but people aren't typically possessed by just one view.

2020-01-07 09:39:38 UTC  

It's like saying "why can't religious people just be religious and not turn their belief into fundamentalist oppressive horseshit?" Well they can in fact do that, and they often do. But they have complex minds filled with many other views besides their god-worship.

2020-01-07 09:45:10 UTC  

I think the real issue was that, as the atheist movement grew big online, it was turned into a platform for other views unrelated to atheism, since it was useful enough for that. So the atheist platform was turned into one of... I guess progressivism in this case. They got the attention, so they took that opportunity instead of building the progressivist movement from scratch on a new platform. Or maybe some of their followers just kept following naturally because they were now interested in the preacher as much as in the message.
And why exactly progressivism? That might be because the atheists at that time wanted to *escape/end the status quo,* which is in line with the progressivist mindset, so it worked as a follow-up?

2020-01-07 12:10:49 UTC  

The weird part is it started out as a way to keep religious doctrine affecting legislation, then to keeping all religious iconography out of government altogether, then somehow embracing islam.

2020-01-07 14:37:27 UTC  

Might be because of dualism or something. I'm good, therefore all who aren't like me must be evil.

2020-01-07 14:38:31 UTC  

Dualism kinda requires that the enemy of my enemy must be my friend. Of course that's not logical, but it doesn't neccessarily have to be applied logically and consistently.

2020-01-07 17:39:41 UTC  

Man is a spiritual animal. The fact that atheist movements devolve into weird quasi-religions prove this.

2020-01-07 20:53:10 UTC  

I think it's even more weird that they jumped from bashing one Abrahamic religion to embracing another. There's religions out there like Buddhism and Taoism that you could consider "atheistic." But somehow it turned into an anti-patriotic movement.

2020-01-07 22:42:40 UTC  

Wow, it's almost like the United States is based on a Civic religion and any atheistic movement pushed would inherently be anti nationalistic as it would serve to deconstruct our founding mythos
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_religion

2020-01-07 22:55:48 UTC  

>builds civilization on Civic religion
>promotes atheism
>Society implodes
https://en.meming.world/images/en/thumb/2/2c/Surprised_Pikachu_HD.jpg/300px-Surprised_Pikachu_HD.jpg

What did people honestly expect

2020-01-07 23:02:00 UTC  

The Bible is 50/50 split on whether borders should be open or not.

2020-01-07 23:03:01 UTC  

So much to the claim that it's atheism, not something else, that spreads anti-nationalist rhetoric.

2020-01-08 11:53:46 UTC  

Religion gay

2020-01-08 12:25:54 UTC  

You know, I've come to the conclusion that there are things in motion that not only can't be stopped and when the blood of the sinner is spilled the Trumpet of Gabriel sounds.

2020-01-09 00:47:11 UTC  

If borders ceased to exist, the US would take over Mexico immediately and continue working their way south.

2020-01-09 00:50:57 UTC  

If we can't draw a line, then we'll have to make geographic borders, TO THE SEA!!

2020-01-09 00:52:00 UTC  

We can be an island nation if we try hard enough

2020-01-09 00:53:23 UTC  

@Medeyer other way around buddy

2020-01-09 01:16:00 UTC  

so your saying we take over canada?

2020-01-09 01:27:38 UTC  

Well that's easy, half of them are French so they'll just surrender. And they're all Canadian, so they'll just hand it over when we ask to be polite

2020-01-09 01:28:25 UTC  

Only if we get to make the entire country wear blackface and eat watermelons.

Why would anyone want Mexico <:disgusteng:595338918044500041>?

2020-01-09 02:20:21 UTC  

Tourism industry, if it wasn't overrun by cartels Mexico would have a decent economy just from people visiting