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@SclDionysius @based_azorean @BasedLVSITAN0 @Alzziano Leigo, a região na qual eu vivo é abaixo do trópico. Sodoma, na América do Sul, é do trópico pra cima.

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@SclDionysius @based_azorean @BasedLVSITAN0 @Alzziano Sempre este papo, "não é mais católico? Na verdade, você nunca foi" subterfúgio de vocês.

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@BasedLVSITAN0 @Alzziano @Paulo00p @Cofleryxy @based_azorean A Maior concentração de brancos, brancos mesmo, no Brasil é no sul. Principalmente nas serras e algumas partes das regiões carboníferas.

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@Alzziano @based_azorean @SclDionysius Segundo Pio XII, migração é um direito natural que valeria para qualquer povo, incluindo negros.

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@Alzziano @based_azorean @SclDionysius “A família exilada”: o magistério sobre migrantes de Pio XII a Francisco - Vatican News https://t.co/ZLbwbx7pZd

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@darkzin__17 @based_azorean @Celestialman000 Muito menos em comparação a Africanos.

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Exactly; the idea of ​​"a harmonious life spent in an internal struggle against 'sin'" is a falsehood that leads to nihilism. Christians say you can question the faith and seek to "understand it," or something of the sort. But that is only in theory. In practice, if a believer goes to a priest, bishop, or pastor and says they have studied—specifically—all of Thomistic theology yet still cannot believe in the existence of God, they will be judged as a sinner and often as a heretic; Christianity somewhat limits the pursuit of knowledge. Of course, this applies to the social dimension, which inevitably becomes involved. You wouldn't necessarily have to be a "public heretic" to question your faith. Not to mention that the exaltation of man—whether intellectual or physical—is considered an error or a heresy by Christianity, since man is supposed to work for the sake of the soul, much like in Platonic thought. That is nihilism, regardless. The mere fact of abstaining from certain acts for the sake of a "beyond" (whose existence you cannot even verify) is nihilism.

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E para de acreditar nestas besteiras, toda a doutrina racial do ns se baseia nos povos brancos, principalmente de origem germânica. Mestiços e principalmente negros eram vistos como sub-humanos. Soldados negros na África Korps ou algo do tipo não prova nada, eles eram usados como buxa de canhão de qualquer forma. Sem contar as limitações em armamentos.

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@freaky_1488 @PedroL25482 @RealVisigoth https://t.co/yEtOa3u2or

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@freaky_1488 @PedroL25482 @RealVisigoth Da uma pesquisada ai, eles esterilizavam negros na Alemanha.

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@AGngjtnivtnimo @traumareenact0r @stalinbumkisser "Not eating pussy automatically makes you inferior." Dude, that is literally a NIGGER mindset. And, if I'm not mistaken, Hitler didn't rape a minor.

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@ERROR909499972 @traumareenact0r @stalinbumkisser Stop kidding yourself; Stalin looked Indian, and when he got old, he looked like an average Ashkenazi Jew.

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@stalinbumkisser Stalin looks indian, LOL

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@PeteyBourgeois @Medvetenheten3 This isn't miscegenation

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@Medvetenheten3 Both based

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The same applies to Southern Brazilians of European descent. There are many Germans there (Austrians, Southern Germans, Pomeranians, and even people from South Tyrol), not to mention those of Italian and some French descent. Yet, many Brazilians don't consider them European—why? Because in the mind of the average Brazilian, it’s all about "shit-colored" skin and looking like an ape. If you were born in Brazil, you’re automatically a fucked-up *mestiço*. Lol.

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@tex36er @KaiserAtlantean Well, I agree with you that Christianity was used as a means to rise to power—Hitler did indeed do that. But claiming that Christianity was one of the foundations of National Socialism, as many do, is madness.

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@KaiserAtlantean Innocenti's edit are so based

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@KaiserAtlantean I would put pornography it red. But, in general I agree.

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@The_Yunkerman07 @0311TonyMontana @47Tolkien Due to the simple fact of denying life in favor of a "second life" without a shred of proof. This is notable in Christianity because it draws inspiration from Platonic philosophy—and likely Orphic philosophy as well.