@JackPosobiec I think you lost all credibility the day you posted that picture of Dugin's book. Stick to what you know - which would be being the unnoffiical mouthpiece of the Kremlin
No not really - you're still not engaging with the substance of what i'm saying and going into some roundabout conspiracy topic that is both low-IQ and irrelevant.
Nevertheless: here's a counter to what you were trying to say (which I understood the first time): https://t.co/CRXrOoKtac
@ModernBoethius they come to Twitter to hide their views. And their views are generally circulated and bolstered by bots. Really stupid state of affairs
as predicted, the enemies of the church are throwing their insults at the Holy Father, and a lot of e-Catholics, unversed in nuance and understanding of what's at stake are joining this bandwagon. Terrifyingly tragic
If the pope accepts the way the death penalty is carried out today he also signals that he is implicitly accepting all acts of execution carried out against Christians throughout the world. For if the death penalty is permissible from a Christian standpoint, then the church is not free to condemn others who practice the same in the name of their belief systems. This stance is widely consistent with Catholic teaching and the idea of the "death penalty" as it was prefaced prior to the 20th century and prior to the interconnectivity of the world through social media is largely different from how the death penalty is utilised today
@ChildOfStThomas you'd somehow hope that these retards would spend more time on thoughts of nobility like the church's teaching on international law and democracy
all hail the Holy Father as he hashes out Henri Bergson's Perception of Time for a laity and population split in two by the twin forces of social media and AI
Intelligence must draw on memory. The mind must not simply compile data — as an algorithm now does more quickly than we can — but recall lived experiences, which contain depths of meaning that only the human soul can recognize, and connect more deeply with the goodness of these experiences. Everything that is good begins “with the Spirit” and thus possesses a breath, a dynamism and a sense of communion that, once experienced, are engraved upon the heart. https://t.co/Ij21tkb3qT
i'm interested to know how Europe will ever revitalise its intelligence apparatus - will it? seems to be the official question behind any governing geopolitical manoeuvre at this stage
@sneako Blah blah hannibal directive blah blah here's my fresh spicey take that I didn't read from my third worldist buddies who have me on blackmail ops for being an open homosexual who took children to nightclubs