The ‘conspiracization’ of “The Great Replacement Theory” is the standard left-wing playbook: transparently advance a toxic policy, then label it a conspiracy theory when the other side contests the merits of it. We need a real debate on whether intentionally facilitating mass illegal migration to change this country is good for America or not - because that’s exactly what’s happening. I think it’s bad, but if the left believes this is a good thing, they should make the case for it.
South Africa is 10x worse than any Western country and it still hasn't collapsed. Until it happens in South Africa, speculating about a collapse in the West (and the perceived benefits of such) is a escapist cope.
Love isn’t doormat acceptance
Love is to will the good of another and ever more frequently in this day and age that means telling people no to try and stop them from self destructive behavior
But you can’t or won’t accept that and so you call it hate
Fair is foul, foul is fair
It's not funny, but it's easy to explain. The Jews flood European countries with Muslims to destroy their traditional cultures, and then they are shocked to learn that the Muslims hate the Jews who sent them there more than the natives. Hegel would call this the cunning of reason.
"We" never win because we don't get excited enough when a Zionist politician waves a chainsaw? Is that all it takes?
Milei is a liberal who wants to dollarise the Argentinian economy and make Argentina an economic slave of the US. He is on record saying he doesn't believe in borders and wants to model the Argentinian economy on Ireland.
There is nothing of substance to be excited about. I don't care if he triggers leftists.
Views of Christ in different faiths:
Christianity - God the Son
Baháʼí - Manifestation of God
Zoroastrianism - Saoshyant (Savior)
Buddhism - Bodhisattva (Buddha)
Islam - Messiah + Prophet
Druzism - Messiah + Prophet
Hinduism - Guru (Teacher)
Judaism - Heretic, criminal