Indigenous cultures day

Started by Shoresy

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As you Americans sit back to celebrate a day entirely built around the last vestiges of Western civilization, namely, a unique obsession since the Renaissance to preserve things, including conquered cultures, I would like to remind you fellas of one thing. Your own culture is dying, and there will be no museum built for it.

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#2 •••
@Shoresy

Cultures come and go. Whats important is what will america leave behind for the benefit of the world.

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@melcharaz

There will be no surviving culture willing to preserve anything American. All that can happen is for a different America to evolve, one that doesn't feel the need to destroy itself in the future, hundreds of years from now.

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@Shoresy

What is that to me? God preserved and empowered the us for 3 reasons. 1:to spread the gospel. 2: to be an ally to israel. 3: to defend lesser nations from works of tyranny.


We were never raised up for a culture, we were raised up to do righteousness.

And the day we fail to do that, the nation burns.


Those arent just my words by the way, those are the words of a prophet and agreed upon by other prophets of Jesus Christ.


By the way. We will burn or be conquered in less than 20 years.

Burned, in that we fight tyranny.

Conquered in that we are enslaved.

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@melcharaz

The accusation that all Jews everywhere, and down the generations, are 'Christ-killers' can be documented from the mid-second century ..

Matthew 27:25 is a verse from the Gospel of Matthew where the crowd, after being given the choice to release either Jesus or Barabbas, cries out, "His blood be on us and on our children!". This statement is a collective acceptance of responsibility for the death of Jesus, following his sentencing by Pontius Pilate. 





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