"I once saw these people as the paradigm of humanity, but how mistaken I was. Now I knew better that these people are not holy men or saints, but contemptous, wretched and thirsting monstrosities who see and laugh at the fall of humanity and its regression into barbaric savagery." - Conspiracies

"I once saw these people as the paradigm of humanity, but how mistaken I was. Now I knew better that these people are not holy men or saints, but contemptous, wretched and thirsting monstrosities who see and laugh at the fall of humanity and its regression into barbaric savagery." (archive.is)

posted 89 days ago by Mrexreturns 89 days ago by Mrexreturns +9 / -0

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– IGOexiled 2 points 89 days ago +2 / -0

Sounds like what Joseph Smith said of the Christians.

Maybe all the religions are ass

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– free-will-of-choice 2 points 89 days ago +2 / -0

Maybe all the religions are ass

a) All sets one free. Religion binds one to one another while ignoring all.

b) All moves through one. Holding onto religion establishes constipation within one.

c) Maybe implies may/magh (to be able) be (being; essence). All enables each one; few suggest "maybe" as an auxiliary of prediction to tempt many to ignore all.

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