Author Topic: Ever feel like yelling "I told ya so!"? (Read 1662 times)

gilbertgea · « **Reply #15 on:** February 01, 2007, 11:44:47 AM »

'Without giving it any thought I identified it with liberalism. I still haven't thought it through. Just a knee jerk, I guess.'

If you research the matter (and I have), you will realise that the so-called 'Civil Rights Movement' was inspired, organised, and led by the same people who have been waging war against the Catholic Faith and Western Civilisation since the time of the Crucifixion.

It is all interconnected.

'If we were all Catholic, we wouldn't be making this or that race ride in the back of the bus -- nor would we be giving "handouts" to this or that race, just because we feel guilty, etc.'

'There would be plenty of charity for those who need it, of course -- but nothing like Affirmative Action, etc.'

The difference, you see, would be that it would be *our choice* in terms of what to give, how much, under what circuмstances, etc. It would be a *moral* decision: not one compelled at the point of a bayonette. In other words, it would be a matter of Free Will tempered by morality, both of which are denied by the Liberals and Modernists who inflicted 'Civil Rights' on us.

Trinity · « **Reply #16 on:** February 01, 2007, 12:01:58 PM »

The work of the pharisees, of course. So I was right. It was part of their liberal arm/tentacle.

CampeadorShin · « **Reply #17 on:** February 01, 2007, 01:16:11 PM »

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The Protestants get race relations, just like everything else, wrong.

They simply don't have the wisdom and guidance that the Catholic Church provides.

If we were all Catholic, we wouldn't be making this or that race ride in the back of the bus -- nor would we be giving "handouts" to this or that race, just because we feel guilty, etc.

There would be plenty of charity for those who need it, of course -- but nothing like Affirmative Action, etc.

Matthew

Couldn't agree more!

CampeadorShin · « **Reply #18 on:** February 01, 2007, 01:20:49 PM »

Hmm, ok.

We (Catholics) didn't need the civil rights movement.

But did the Protestants?

Vandaler · « **Reply #19 on:** February 01, 2007, 10:22:17 PM »

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Kephapaulos · « **Reply #20 on:** February 02, 2007, 01:46:31 AM »

Quote from: CampeadorShin

Hmm, ok.

We (Catholics) didn't need the civil rights movement.

But did the Protestants?

Satan's Non Serviam ---> The Fall of Man ---> The Deluge ---> The Selling of Joseph son of Jacob by his brothers ---> The Difficulty of the Jєωs being Faithful to God ---> The Crucifixion of Our Lord by the Jєωs ---> Heresies and errors ---> Protestantism ---> Skepticism/Empiricism ---> Rationalism of the "Enlightenment" ---> Liberalism ---> Modernism ---> Neomodernism of today

One thing sprung from the other. I only give a basic idea here. It can be more detailed. The "Civil Rights" movement was simply something that sprung from liberalism that perhaps had good motives here and there but not in entirety. That is like how modernism is. You may have some correct points of doctrine here and there, but not entirely.

Author Topic: Ever feel like yelling &quot;I told ya so!&quot;? (Read 1662 times)

Author Topic: Ever feel like yelling "I told ya so!"? (Read 1662 times)