Muridius retweeted
Our founding fathers like John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington surely repudiated this "blood and soil" nationalism idea.
*opens writings of the founding fathers*
uh oh
*Frantically starts flipping though pages*
uh oh. oh no. no no no. uh oh
Muridius retweeted
Napoleon wanted to be Caesar.
Caesar wanted to be Alexander.
Alexander wanted to be Achilles.
To subvert Achilles is to subvert the entire canon of Great Men, which is exactly why they do this.
Elliot Page as Achilles? Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy? These are the Odyssey characters we need to know more about now. bit.ly/3Ip31bW
Muridius retweeted
The reason sacrifice appeals so deeply to men on a DNA level is because we are made in the image of the Almighty, and if God is Love, and the Author of our ability to experience love, and the ultimate form of love is laying down one’s life then it’s an inescapable innate desire in our fallen world.
But one doesnt have to experience physical death to ride out and meet this desire.
A man can die to his self every single day for Christ, for his wife, his children, and for his community.
>The War Department is not.
There’s women and troon DI’s in the home of the infantry bro lmfao
File this under: LONG OVERDUE
The @DeptWar is formally ending ALL Professional Military Education, fellowships, and certificate programs with Harvard University.
Harvard is woke; The War Department is not.
Muridius retweeted
They close the path to fatherhood because a man who loves his child the way God loves him cannot be controlled. he has tasted the divine and knows the difference between their laws and His law. The father holds his newborn and suddenly understands sacrifice, suddenly understands unconditional love. This knowledge is dangerous. A man who knows God through fatherhood does not need their institutions, their permissions. So they poison it. They tell him fatherhood is slavery. They tell him his children are burdens. They build a world where becoming a father is considered failure instead of ascension. The path remains but they have hidden the gate
Muridius retweeted
“A people that has forgotten its traditions, its ancestors, and the sacrifices that bought its freedom is a people already conquered. For the man without memory is easily ruled, and the man without roots is easily led.”
— Hilaire Belloc
>grandmother donated the one thing I wanted as a memento for my grandfather
You don’t hate boomers enough
