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@PatriotFrontNews » Activists from Alaska, alongside representatives from the continental U.S., assembled in Anchorage at the side of the Captain James Cook memorial for a speech. Afterwards, members cleaned the memorial and it's surroundings. ⛰ See some of PF's previous actions in Alaska here, and here. 🇺🇸 Submit your application today: patriotfront.us/join

@PatriotFrontNews » Activists from Network 5 (Utah), Network 3 (Front Range), Network 18 (Inland Northwest) and Network 21 (C
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@PatriotFrontNews » Activists from Network 5 (Utah), Network 3 (Front Range), Network 18 (Inland Northwest) and Network 21 (Coastal Northwest) assembled in Salt Lake City, Utah for a protest against the destructive and transformative immigration taking place within the region. Spurred on by the recent crimes of local migrants, the activists marched through the city and gave a speech in front of the capitol building. 🇺🇸 Submit your application today: patriotfront.us/join

Pajeeta tried to press Myron On Equality And He Gave It Right BACK 💩: "You are literally BALD" 👨‍🦱: "You are Indian, a J33T, You worships cows, You sh*t on the streets, I can grow fix my hair and you can't fix being a J33T"

— 🇺🇸/🇺🇳 NEW: Today, the United States officially withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council Cited reasons include alleged
— 🇺🇸/🇺🇳 NEW: Today, the United States officially withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council Cited reasons include alleged bias against Israel, hypocrisy, and ‘support for terror regimes’ like Iran. @Middle_East_Spectator

"If you consider it truly, there is an incongruity that nature itself abhors. For why, man, do you not want to appear to be what you were born as? Why do you put on a strange guise? Why do you ape a woman? Or why do you, woman, ape a man? Nature arrays each sex with its own garments. Men and women have different customs, different complexions, gestures and gaits, different sorts of strength, different voices." - Ambrose of Milan George Leo Haydock AD 1849 "God. Some take this literally, as the contrary practice is contrary to decency, and might be attended with very pernicious consequences. All know what noise was occasioned by the action of Clodius, who put on women's apparel, that he might be present with the Roman ladies at the feast of the good goddess. Yet others think that Moses here forbids some superstitious practice. St. Ambrose (ep. 69,) remarks, that in some of the mysteries of the idols, it was requisite for those present to change clothes in this manner, sacrum putatur. Lucian testifies, that men put on women's clothes at the feasts of Bacchus. They did the like in those of Venus, while the women took men's clothes in the festivals of Mars. (Jul. Hirmic. c. 4.) (Maimonides) In the East, people honoured the moon, to which they attributed both sexes, and Venus in like manner. Josephus ( iv. 8,) believes that women are here prohibited to engage in warfare. Hebrew, "the vessels (armour) of man shall not be upon a woman. "Semiramis gained a great name by her martial exploits, and commanded all her subjects to dress like herself. (Justin., i) The Amazons were likewise very famous in war, and it is said that half the army of Bacchus was composed of women. Alb. Gentil maintains that Moses here condemns an abominable crime, which he did not wish to mention, at which the Book of Wisdom hints, (chap. xiv. 26,) and which St. Paul condemns more explicitly, Romans i. 26. Moses had already denounced death against the perpetrators of it; and surely the manner in which he now speaks, seems to forbid something more than simply putting on the garments of the other sex, for he (Calmet) Yet that disorderly conduct deserved to be reprobated in strong terms, (Haydock) when it was not excused by some necessity or proper motive, such as actuated some holy virgins, St. Theodora (Tirinus)." Referring to Deuteronomy 22:5 from commentaries on Catena. Being a femboy is rebellion and refusal to accept how God made you, exchanging the nature he gave you to possess, and giving it over to have something else. Crossdressing is a pagan practice that encourages transgenderism, which is the ultimate exchange of ones nature. I included Haydock, for convenient historical references, not because he is a saint. Tomboy arent necessarily crossdressers. They just dress pragmatically. Guys like tomboys who dress like girls a lot, recently. Why? Because they accept their nature, and they do it with a humility that is very attractive.

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Incentives aren’t complicated. We just ignore what ours are actually doing. We tax speeders to stop speeding and cigarettes to stop smoking, yet we tax people who work and companies that make profits and subsidize those who don’t. Then we act shocked when we get less work, less employment, fewer successful businesses, and more and more people on welfare. 🄳🄾🄾🄼🄿🤖🅂🅃🄸🄽🄶

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The thing that bewilders me so much is that we live in a system with an almost incomprehensible amount of untapped potential and wealth, and instead of cultivating it, we burn it out. I can’t tell you how many people I met going into college with stars in their eyes, genuinely wanting to help people, build something meaningful, contribute to society, or make the world better. Then a few years pass and so many of them come out exhausted, cynical, disillusioned, and just trying to survive. It is a massive waste of human potential. And what makes it even worse is that we take this failure to cultivate human potential and then moralize it and personalize it. We build institutions that fail to give people meaningful paths forward, fail to develop their abilities, fail to make use of their talents, and often actively grind them down and then when they struggle, stagnate, burn out, or fall behind, we turn around and tell them that it is a personal failure. 'You weren’t disciplined enough. You didn’t work hard enough. You chose the wrong degree. You should have networked more. You should have learned a trade. You should have moved. You should have invested earlier. You should have made better decisions.' At some point, an enormous structural failure gets transformed into a moralfaggotry about individual character. Yes people have agency but if millions of people are repeatedly being underdeveloped, underused, alienated, and burned out, then you cannot explain all of that by pointing to millions of separate personal failures. A civilization should be judged partly by what it is capable of bringing out of its people. If enormous amounts of intelligence, creativity, ambition, compassion, craftsmanship, and curiosity are routinely wasted, that is a failure of the civilization itself. We have the ability to produce more. We have the ability to build more. We have the ability to educate and cultivate people, to create institutions that actually develop their talents, and to create multiple paths through life for different kinds of people with different abilities, interests, and temperaments. We have the productive and technological capacity to create a society far greater than the one we have now, and in many respects even our technology is probably behind where it could have been because of how badly we have organized and directed human potential. And this is what makes it bigger than the suffering of people alive today. Every person whose potential gets crushed represents something that may never be built, discovered, invented, written, taught, cured, organized, or passed down. You start thinking not only about the lives being wasted now, but about generations that have not even been born yet. We are screwing countless descendants out of a future that could have been more beautiful, more prosperous, more advanced, more creative, and more humane. They will inherit the consequences of everything we failed to build because we were willing to waste the people capable of building it. To me, that is more than inefficiency. There is something horrifying about possessing the capacity to create a better civilization, failing to cultivate that capacity, and then blaming the very people whose potential was squandered. The system is not only failing ourselves. The system is stealing a future from people who do not even exist yet and who will never know what kind of world they could have inherited. That, to me, is a crime against humanity in the deepest sense of the phrase. I hate the system and I want to see it burn.

On September 12, 1683, the West faced total eclipse at the Gates of Vienna. But then, the Winged Hussars arrived. The Ottoman
On September 12, 1683, the West faced total eclipse at the Gates of Vienna. But then, the Winged Hussars arrived. The Ottoman forces had the city surrounded, and hope was nearly extinguished. Then, the horizon broke. King Jan III Sobieski of Poland led the largest cavalry charge in history, 18,000 horsemen descending the hills. At the front were the Winged Hussars, elite heavy cavalry wearing wooden frames with eagle feathers that "screeched" in the wind to terrify the enemy. They didn't just win a battle; they broke the siege and saved Central Europe. Sobieski’s message to the Pope afterward? "Venimus, Vidimus, Deus vicit" (We came, we saw, God conquered).

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"Just as those who are deprived of light cannot walk straight, so also those who do not behold the ray of the Holy Scriptures
"Just as those who are deprived of light cannot walk straight, so also those who do not behold the ray of the Holy Scriptures must necessarily sin, since they walk in the deepest darkness." ~St. John Chrysostom IMPERIVM

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"The name of American, which belongs to you in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride of patriotism more th
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"The name of American, which belongs to you in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride of patriotism more than any appellation derived from local discriminations. With slight shades of difference, you have the same religion, manners, habits, and political principles. You have in a common cause fought and triumphed together." 📜 George Washington, Farewell Address, 1796 📍Washington, DC

First they came for the Mexicans, and my neighborhood spoke English again, so I celebrated Then they came for the Indians, and I got my job and my house back, so I celebrated. Then they came for the Muslims, and my daughter stopped being raped, so I celebrated. Then they came for the Africans, and I could walk the streets safely again, so I celebrated. They never came for me, and I lived Happily Ever After. https://twitter.com/TotalRemigrate/status/2097792775374991712

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Trump promises to add $1.7 trillion to national debt should GOP win elections Trump's $5,000 "dividend" promise comes as US f
Trump promises to add $1.7 trillion to national debt should GOP win elections Trump's $5,000 "dividend" promise comes as US faces worst debt crisis in history

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"I didn't feel like working" Is it possible to stop hiring people named "Crenshanda" in the 3rd biggest county in the country?

They bite our hands and spit on our faces https://youtu.be/iMGXLQmY6vU

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The tattoo meme really one shotted a whole generation of millennial retards https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/536895360
The tattoo meme really one shotted a whole generation of millennial retards https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/536895360

China and Canada just met on September 4th to discuss cooperation between their two militaries. Our Government issued no publ
China and Canada just met on September 4th to discuss cooperation between their two militaries. Our Government issued no public statement confirming the meeting. Reports from sources such as Lianhe Zaobao and others explicitly state that Carney’s Government did not announce it, and no confirmation appears on official Canadian government sites. The only coverage of the event is because of the Chinese announcement of it. There’s a problem when they need to keep this information from the public. Post by Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 on Twitter via Urishi

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🇺🇸🚂Happy Labor Day!🇺🇸🧑‍🏭 Forward Pennsylvania Railway Poster, by Dean Cornwell (American, 1892 — 1960)
🇺🇸🚂Happy Labor Day!🇺🇸🧑‍🏭 Forward Pennsylvania Railway Poster, by Dean Cornwell (American, 1892 — 1960)