We are certainly free to observe objective facts.Yes, this is something that is routinely called racism now even though there is no good reason to think it is wrong. It is an example of what I was talking about.
We are certainly free to observe objective facts.
...answering even supposed catholics of calling you racist.
I need more help on this subject from a truly Catholic point. This comes up in conversation and everyday life all the time and it's always pushed on the propaganda news.Fr. Wathen called out the whole racism debacle 30 years ago, what he said then is as true today as it was then. If you do a word search in his book Who Shall Ascend? (https://www.cathinfo.com/the-library/who-shall-ascend-fr-wathen/), you will find a fair amount on the subject from a truly Catholic point of view, here is one short snip....
We are certainly free to observe objective facts.OK, sure. On this subject however, one should exercise extreme caution in drawing inferences, and especially how it informs one's appraisal of individual persons.
OK, sure. On this subject however, one should exercise extreme caution in drawing inferences, and especially how it informs one's appraisal of individual persons.
For example, Americans of Asian descent significantly outperform Americans of European descent academically. They also score higher on IQ tests. They also seem to come out ahead on measurable moral factors: they have a much lower rate of divorce, and when it comes to crime (violent or otherwise) their participation is not only significantly lower, but so low as to be considered negligible.
Someone who looked at these objective facts and concluded that "whites" are somehow an inferior race would be mistaken and overlooking other possible factors, in my opinion. And if an Asian person was obsessed with pointing out these facts or was constantly making innuendo-laden comments against white people, I would rightly consider him to be at best a bore, probably a jerk, and possibly worse.
Just because the marxists and freemasons use the reality of tensions between ethnic groups to further their own agenda (by seeing "racism" everywhere and in everything), doesn't mean we should go in the other direction. Stuff like "ethnic nationalism" has nothing whatsoever to do with Catholicism and the teaching of the Popes, in particular Pius XI on this subject is clear.
I am a bit tired of the way that some people's pet obsession with race/ethnicity has been taking up so much room in this forum, much as the "flat earth" stuff used to before it was sequestered off into its own corner. As with the flat earth stuff, I would not be surprised if many of the people who post constantly about it are not real Traditional Catholics, but infiltrators attempting to sow division and confusion.
Just because the marxists and freemasons use the reality of tensions between ethnic groups to further their own agenda (by seeing "racism" everywhere and in everything), doesn't mean we should go in the other direction. Stuff like "ethnic nationalism" has nothing whatsoever to do with Catholicism and the teaching of the Popes, in particular Pius XI on this subject is clear.I don't know if obsessed is quite the right word, but I have recently become very interested in so-called anti-semitism and the closely related topic of racism. I recently started reading and listening to E. Michael Jones which has changed the way I look at these things.
I am a bit tired of the way that some people's pet obsession with race/ethnicity has been taking up so much room in this forum, much as the "flat earth" stuff used to before it was sequestered off into its own corner. As with the flat earth stuff, I would not be surprised if many of the people who post constantly about it are not real Traditional Catholics, but infiltrators attempting to sow division and confusion.
Like the IQ bell curve?When you adjust for sex, down to 6% now take into account age (not a lot of crimes committed by blacks over 33 or younger than 8, though that age may go younger, THAT is the reason you will always encounter me at St. Vincent's on any occasion with my Les Baer TRS w/ a .45 acp hydro-shock in the chamber with the hammer cocked and the safety on. Don't hate anyone because of the color of their skin NOR do I "feel inadequate" without my gun. If i'm on the sidewalk near where the SSPX bought our church some 40 years ago when a couple of them come strolling by, I AM inadequate without a gun. I carry to protect my life and my families because to me, our lives are worth more than theirs.
Or the fact that in America, black people (13% of the population) commit over 50% of the violent crimes?
The statistic is easy to remember:
13 stripes on the American flag
50 stars
It's probably related to another statistic: the high incidence of single motherhood and fatherless households in the American black population.
9. Beware, Venerable Brethren, of that growing abuse, in speech as in writing, of the name of God as though it were a meaningless label, to be affixed to any creation, more or less arbitrary, of human speculation. Use your influence on the Faithful, that they refuse to yield to this aberration. Our God is the Personal God, supernatural, omnipotent, infinitely perfect, one in the Trinity of Persons, tri-personal in the unity of divine essence, the Creator of all existence. Lord, King and ultimate Consummator of the history of the world, who will not, and cannot, tolerate a rival God by His side.Hey pooch, you have any papal encyclicals or quotes about Jєωιѕн racism or supremacism?
http://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en/encyclicals/docuмents/hf_p-xi_enc_14031937_mit-brennender-sorge.html
I think we should study what Pope Pius XI wrote about obsession about race and see where it applies in the situation at hand. We should remember that the law of God applies to everyone.
I need more help on this subject from a truly Catholic point. This comes up in conversation and everyday life all the time and it's always pushed on the propaganda news.I believe the Church is pretty much silent on this issue since "racism" was a commie-jew construct pushed by the Bolsheviks as a means to usurp whatever culture ((they're)) attached to as a means to incapacitate the host culture to defend themselves from an obvious continuous onslaught from other cultures/races a a means to eventually replace the indigenous race/culture and eventually destroy the culture. The accusation of "racism" is meant to paralyze anyone accused of it.
I believe the Church is pretty much silent on this issue since "racism" was a commie-jew construct pushed by the Bolsheviks as a means to usurp whatever culture ((they're)) attached to as a means to incapacitate the host culture to defend themselves from an obvious continuous onslaught from other cultures/races a a means to eventually replace the indigenous race/culture and eventually destroy the culture. The accusation of "racism" is meant to paralyze anyone accused of it.
It's all a bunch of nonsense.
Most of the time. Or at least when racist jews accuse you of it.
Amen.What happens is this.....the more they push this delusional "racism", the more people will become racially aware.
If something akin to "racism" exists - certainly in the sense of "idolatrous elevation" of race, as described in Mit Brennender Sorge, it is the Jews themselves who are alone guilty of it.
It's textbook kike projection.
Hey pooch, you have any papal encyclicals or quotes about Jєωιѕн racism or supremacism?I don't think that we need another encyclical. The moral law as taught by Pope Pius XI applies to everyone.
Or how about popes condemning the state of Israel for their blatant racism and "obsession" of their race over the Arabs and anybody else unfortunate enough to be living underneath their racist, little terrorist hate-state.
Nah you have nothing pooch, and neither do your popes.
No wonder so many have left the Church and their recent phony jew worshipping popes.
Hypocrites.
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I don't think that we need another encyclical. The moral law as taught by Pope Pius XI applies to everyone.
Even Jews?Exactly. If Poche will not admit the passage he keeps quoting applies to Zionism, тαℓмυdism, and identity politics, then he cannot claim that he is following Catholic teaching. Following the Church means applying her teaching everywhere that it fits. It is not following the Church if one only uses a passage to confirm one's own biases or agenda. That is mere rationalization.
Do you admit they have idolatrously elevated their race, as described in Mit Brennender Sorge?