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A self hating White liberal woman who got triggered when I said I'm still waiting for White heritage month to become a thing after some spic was talking about it being spic heritage month, asked me what White heritage is exactly. My immediate response would be those who are of European/Aryan descent but I have a feeling she will be like "um actually muh precious beaners are technically of European descent, sooo..." How to best respond to these anti white shitlib race traitors and shitskins ?

What do you guys think of it? I find it to be an extremely interesting perspective on the Faith, and his portrayals of Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven are very vivid and imaginative. I also find it funny that in the story, everyone that Dante historically didn't like was in Hell, and everyone he did like was either in Purgatory or Heaven.

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I had Jewish kids in school. They told me that they were free to ask their parents to happen anything that was physically possible to happen. They were not elite Jews, just average kikes. I almost forgot about this. They told me that they call it common consciousness.

But after the epidemics and the recent mindless wars, it looks highly likely that Jews make all this shit happen just because some of their nobody morons asked for this to happen, even if It doesn't make sense.

I've been thinking of how holohoax actually happened from past few days. And red cross is saying that like ~300 000 jews died. But how in countries like Poland thier numbers was down like 3 gorrilion, did they ran to US or something?

Catholic encyclopedia on "Hairshirt": https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07113b.htm

> A garment of rough cloth made from goats' hair and worn in the form of a shirt or as a girdle around the loins, by way of mortification and penance. The Latin name is said to be derived from Cilicia, where this cloth was made, but the thing itself was probably known and used long before this name was given to it. The sackcloth, for instance, so often mentioned in Holy Scripture as a symbol of mourning and penance, was probably the same thing; and the garment of camels' hair worn by St. John the Baptist was no doubt somewhat similar.