Monkey vs all the jews? pick.
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As a white person, you naturally think that everything around you, animals, inanimate objects, even other human races, are fully human, capable of the full range of human emotions you experience every day.
This is simply not so. At some point, you have to "grow up" and realize that dogs don't actually love you, they just treat you like you are part of their pack and thus you need to treat them like dogs treat each other in order to maintain the apex position as the alpha. You also need to realize that inanimate objects don't care about you and never did.
But the most important lesson of all is that the other races do not have your sense of compassion and kindness, and do not see you the way you see them. You see them as little white people, maybe even children, because they seem to act immature and childish, but they are not. They are simply incapable of higher emotions and thought. You need to treat them the same way they would treat you, with uncaring efficiency and quid-pro-quo justice. You can never develop a true friendship or become bonded to them the same way you can with other white people. It was a hard lesson for me to learn as well. But eventually I figured it out and have been much happier for it.
It's a hard lesson but it is necessary. Our compassion and empathy is a superpower, but it can be misused.
Dogs do not treat their mothers with special respect once they get a certain age. I'm not even sure they remember who their mothers were.
No they are not.
Animals are not humans. Get it into your head. Either you must think very little of actual humans (whites) or you think too much of animals. We exist in a different level of existence that is incomprehensible to animals. It goes way beyond just logic and reason.
> that gift was erased by jews
I talk to my animals all the time. They understand me. I can literally tell the sheep or cows what I am trying to do and they'll do it.
I am learning how to understand them. They communicate not just with sounds but with body language as well. It can be very subtle. Sheep, for instance, pretend to be brave and try to hide their symptoms when they are sick until it's too late to do much for them. They're very stoic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tara_(cat)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1k4wNXfDB8
cats can. he is right.