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Nothing will kill your faith in democracy more than realizing how monumentally fucking stupid the average voter is.
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Mexican nationalism is very fascinating to me because while Mexico has a lot of (americanised) cultural power, all they can gloat about is being imported farmhands in California while their homeland is a shithole infested with the worst criminals known to man.
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"because it supports abortion rights" "they care more about society" "because why wouldn't I support human rights?" "because they try to make life easier by raising minimum wage or making same-sex marriage legal"
Democracy was such a mistake bro its crazy
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Illiterate Black guy : Shoots and kills 20 people over a poptart
Leftists in the comments:
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Genuine question, is piracy **always** a sin? (according to Catholic teaching)
In regards to piracy I would be talking about pirating books online. (on sites such as z-library.sk/) Would pirating books from Saint Augustine and/or Saint Thomas Aquinas such as
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Catholics, reminder:
You can free a soul from purgatory every day this week.
From Nov 1–8, the Church grants a plenary indulgence, applicable to the souls in purgatory, each day you:
1. Visit a cemetery and pray for the dead (even silently)
2. Go to confession (within about 20 days before or after)
3. Receive Holy Communion
4. Pray for the Pope's intentions (an Our Father and Hail Mary is enough)
5. Be detached from all sin, even venial
Today only (All Souls Day): you can also gain one by visiting a church and praying the Our Father and the Creed.
One confession covers the whole week. Communion and the prayer for the Pope are needed for each day's indulgence.
And if you're not fully detached from sin, you still gain a partial indulgence. So go anyway.
Repost this to spread the word. The souls in purgatory need our help.
Genuine question, is piracy **always** a sin? (according to Catholic teaching)
In regards to piracy I would be talking about pirating books online. (on sites such as z-library.sk/) Would pirating books from Saint Augustine and/or Saint Thomas Aquinas such as
would pirating books that are hard to get such as "The History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind" or "The Camp of the Saints" by Jean Raspail be sinful?
