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Im relatively new to Christianity, and yet all i see around me is depravity, subversion, and an almost glorification of satanism. People are proud to be deviants, to treat their own bodies like less than dirt, to just be happy doing fuck all with their lives. It's almost glorified to be a complete loser at this point. Even before i had made the switch, i still felt the same way. It's like society is in this cancerous era where people will die, and they will cheer on their own enslavement.

It used to be joining the army was a privilege, now its seen as a jobs program for niggers. It used to be sex out of wedlock was a sin, now its almost a guarantee. It used to be nigges respected white people, and yet now they openly kill us and laugh about it.

Im relatively new to Christianity, and yet all i see around me is depravity, subversion, and an almost glorification of satanism. People are proud to be deviants, to treat their own bodies like less than dirt, to just be happy doing fuck all with their lives. It's almost glorified to be a complete loser at this point. Even before i had made the switch, i still felt the same way. It's like society is in this cancerous era where people will die, and they will cheer on their own enslavement. It used to be joining the army was a privilege, now its seen as a jobs program for niggers. It used to be sex out of wedlock was a sin, now its almost a guarantee. It used to be nigges respected white people, and yet now they openly kill us and laugh about it.

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Nobody is perfect and it's always been that way. Focusing on the failures of others is a path to misery. Focus on improving yourself and living your life the way that you want to live it. The only person whose behavior that you can control is you. You're more likely to inspire others to live better by living better yourself and letting them see the results than by looking at everyone else and worrying about what they could/should be doing better.