If you look at the symbols of most religious and governmental institutions the evidence is right there. All of this you can be linked back to intensely racist and oppressive ideology which this country was founded on and continues to perpetuate. Occult emblems and words infiltrate our every move. Institutionalized racism exist do you think it doesn't? I urge you to look at these videos of Jordan Maxwell, and when you start to see what I mean I want you find more videos of his. Look into his research if you don't find it to be true then let me know. Ancient Belief systems permeate or religions and governments and oppress us.
I'm sorry to my friends who are religious, because I know that this can be destructive to your belief systems and I hope you can not take offense, but rather engage me and your peers in intelligible conversation. You can keep your faith if you want to, but the information that exists proves that religion is little more than an institutionalized system of sedation and oppression based on ancient philosophies that have been morphed into modern day religion.
I have love all people unconditionally, even they who might smite or kill me. Reverence for life.
Part one of Toxic Religion
Part two of Toxic Religion
Please view more of his videos, and wake up.
2 comments:
Thank you for the posts of this very interesting topic. I think a lot of folks may not be able to make the connection between religion and racism, but it is there, and in fact, it has guided our legislation, points of power, work force, and movements.
Anyone who knows anything, knows that religion has historically been a tool to conform and control the masses. Even if the bible (or other religious texts) are truly from a higher power, the various leaderships have lost much of the meaning through the method of copying the texts -- back before there were book printing presses or Xerox machines monks copied the books by hand. In this process a lot of meaning was misconstrued, and often, lines were added/altered so that the person telling the monks to write, could take more control.
They may have added lines about suppressing the lives of women, or oppressing the lives of those who were not white. For them, it was a perfect way to have people read a book (and for those who were illiterate, they could be read the bible in communal sessions) and (unconsciously) follow its rules. It was a win-win situation for those who were white men. On the hand you have the rulers who could not power over their calmed-down village; and on the other hand you have villagers who lived in a haze story-telling.
This is very similar to the days of Rome when leaders would force the communities to view the gladiator battles. It was watch those being killed, or be killed. The sporting event was a way to control the masses -- otherwise they would be up in arms about the changing thrones and religion.
For those oppressed and marginalized people mentioned in these religious texts, they were the ones who were screwed. Because now the hatred and cruelty could be pointed back to god...in a sort of "he told me to" justification. And because the book has only changed so many times, much of that hatred and control is still very much present today.
Whoops...a mistake...Should be...
"On the ONE hand you have the rulers who could HAVE power over their calmed-down village; and on the other hand you have villagers who lived in a haze OF story-telling."
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