That's all interesting, but it misses the bigger historical trend of democratic politics going back to ancient Athens. The Frankfurt school, marxism, and post-modernism are nothing new. They existed in Plato's time (though obv by different names) and were his (and Socrates') primary target. It's what philosophy was invented to destroy. Plato failed and Athens destroyed itself. I dont think the marxists/critical theorists even realize this, and are most likely being moved by predictable shifts in value that come along with affluence and democratic politics.
Still not sure what any of this has to do with adopting Haitian kids. Christians have always taken an interest in helping the poor and modern Christians see adoption as a way to save kids from the horrors of life in shithole countries.
The Frankfurt school, marxism, and post-modernism are nothing new. They existed in Plato's time (though obv by different names) and were his (and Socrates') primary target.
Lol no. When Xerses invaded no Greek citizen wanted to be invaded or accused his own countrymen of being racist for wanting to defend their land.
Speaking of which, the word racist was invented by Trotsky.
modern Christians see adoption as a way to save kids from the horrors of life in shithole countries.
Yeah, Christians are cucked. Lots of them want open borders.
Lol no. When Xerses invaded no Greek citizen wanted to be invaded or accused his own countrymen of being racist for wanting to defend their land.
This is wrong. Most Greek city states surrendered or remained neutral. And the comparison is apples to oranges anyway. When the giant Persian army took Athens they burned it. There is no army trying to burn nyc or la.
Obviously the term racism didn't exist but total equality between citizens and foreigners was all the rage.
"SOCRATES: For instance, a father gets into the habit of behaving like a child and fearing his son, and the son gets into the habit of behaving like a father, feeling neither shame nor fear in front of his parents—all in order to be free. A resident alien feels himself equal to a citizen and a citizen to him, and a foreigner likewise."
You are the retarded if you think that having a racial identity is something to be ashamed of - but only if you're white.
u/maisyrusselswart have a look here:
https://thedonald.win/p/11QSCQwDe4/atomic-red-pill-on-how-marixism-/c/
That's all interesting, but it misses the bigger historical trend of democratic politics going back to ancient Athens. The Frankfurt school, marxism, and post-modernism are nothing new. They existed in Plato's time (though obv by different names) and were his (and Socrates') primary target. It's what philosophy was invented to destroy. Plato failed and Athens destroyed itself. I dont think the marxists/critical theorists even realize this, and are most likely being moved by predictable shifts in value that come along with affluence and democratic politics.
Still not sure what any of this has to do with adopting Haitian kids. Christians have always taken an interest in helping the poor and modern Christians see adoption as a way to save kids from the horrors of life in shithole countries.
Lol no. When Xerses invaded no Greek citizen wanted to be invaded or accused his own countrymen of being racist for wanting to defend their land.
Speaking of which, the word racist was invented by Trotsky.
Yeah, Christians are cucked. Lots of them want open borders.
This is wrong. Most Greek city states surrendered or remained neutral. And the comparison is apples to oranges anyway. When the giant Persian army took Athens they burned it. There is no army trying to burn nyc or la.
Obviously the term racism didn't exist but total equality between citizens and foreigners was all the rage.
"SOCRATES: For instance, a father gets into the habit of behaving like a child and fearing his son, and the son gets into the habit of behaving like a father, feeling neither shame nor fear in front of his parents—all in order to be free. A resident alien feels himself equal to a citizen and a citizen to him, and a foreigner likewise."