Native Americans were patriarchal as fuck. See these reports in Brazil:
>"within the so-called BAITO (a men's house where only men were allowed to enter after severe initiation tests), the young men of the Bororo tribe had sexual intercouse with each other, naturally. The feminine natives were very discriminated", according to reports by the French missionary Jean de Léry, 16th century.
According to reports of Hans Staden, 1557: "Native women were mere objects of use and men were their owners"
Why Portuguese keep being Christcucks after seeing this? Come on, this is true patriarchy.
reminder that anything south of the US boarder considers themselves native americans while everybody else considers the people we genocided (and few remaining tribes) native americans
Jeremiah Turner
What the fuck are you trying to say????????
Gavin Torres
And a Brazilian had the nerve to call my country gay
Joshua Rodriguez
Two-Spirit is from North America
Chase Torres
brazil smells poopy doodoo YUK
Carson Barnes
Your English is bad
Thomas Robinson
no lol
they are called "indians" sometimes yours are called "american indians"/"red indians"/"redskins"/"feather indians" to differentiate them from "stinky indians"/"curry indians"/"dot indians"
the ones from further south are also called "indians" but might be specified as "amerindians", "south-/central-/meso-american natives/tribes/indians" or by ethnic/tribal name specifically
Jace Thomas
>they are called "indians" >nowhere near india probably less than a thousand in history who ever been to india
Nicholas Stewart
Some of them were, others had female rulers like the Taino, for example. See: Anacaona
I really hate all abrahamic religions. Europe was dumb as fuck to change their traditional culture to Christian one.
1 - All treat women like trophies 2 - All worship women 3 - No sexual freedom to men
We had all this in the Americas and then Christians arrived...
Henry Myers
are you a nigger? how do you not know about the purpose of columbus' voyage?
Ian Flores
I really don't understand why Portuguese keeped being Christians. Women were second class citizens in Brazil and men owned everything, unlike Portugal were they must obey queens and worship women.
Easton Morris
If you knew of it you would know he was looking for India and that is why they were referred to as the Indians.
That's like going to your friends house and calling his dog a table and refusing to correct yourself after realizing its a dog.
Kayden Garcia
Men KEKED
John Ramirez
stfu injun
Evan Gray
idiot
Ryan Watson
Are you suggesting that European paganism was matriarchal?
'Cause it wasn't. There was some worship directed towards feminine forces governing things like fertility and the hearth/home (regardless of the specific form of paganism) but pre-Christian Europe was almost invariably patriarchal. The mentality of female divinity was, for the most part, transferred and adapted to the Cult of Mary.
James Williams
nope it's like if you've never seen a table and never even heard of a dog you're trying to visit a furniture shop, and you're told that there are tables there, which are brown and have four legs then on the way you wander in to a pet shop, and you spot brown dogs, which, of course, have four legs you naturally assume that they must be tables because they're in the right place and meet the description, as far as you're aware and besides, what else could they be? so you then act on the assumption that you have duly arrived at the furniture shop and found some tables, and refer to them accordingly it's only much later that anyone invents the word "dog", and even though you know that the "tables" you found weren't actually tables, the name is convenient and well-recognised, with no risk of confusion in most circumstances, so there's no need to switch to "dog", even though a bunch of autistic retards keep screeching about it and insisting upon its use you laugh at them and continue to call the american tables tables, indefinitely
Jayden Hughes
indiota
Liam Sanchez
native american values varied per tribe
gender inequality wasn't so bad in some tribes
Christian Cooper
I wonder in how many languages this happens. In the 5 major colonial powers (Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, French and English), at least:
Indians from India are called "Indianos" Indians from America are called "Índios"
Joseph Richardson
At least the Brazilian ones were extremely patriarchal.
Joshua Taylor
>with no risk of confusion you're literlaly referring to americans as indians, those are two different countries on opposite sides of the world
David Carter
No. I don't deny that. Italy, Greece and Germany were patriarchal.
Jayden Flores
your both gay
Xavier Johnson
>those are two different countries on opposite sides of the world which for rather uncomplicated and easy-to-understand historical reasons which are well-known, were for a time confused with each other, the result of which is that the native tribes of one are called the same thing as those of the other, but due to context are not typically misunderstood to be the same people
what is difficult here?
Ryder Hall
But you are saying that the arrival of Europeans is responsible for the replacement of your fem-dom fetish fantasy with Christian patriarchal civilisation, right?
So if European cultures were patriarchal before Christianity, and remained patriarchal after Christianity, what difference, exactly, would the survival of European paganism have made?
It's because of Christians everyone see gays as inferior, everyone look down a man being obsessed with another man or think another man is handsome.
Meanwhile lesbians are not considered inferior. This is why feminism is growing and they will devour all of our nations. Men will be hated for just cheating women or just look women in a dirty way.
No. Because another men would think it's "gay" and therefore "inferior" due to Christians.
You can't restore patriarchy anymore thanks to Christians.
Charles Mitchell
It's not Christianity that is the source of this rot (at least not directly, though I grant a good case can be levelled against low-church types: Puritans, Quakers, Universalists, etc., and the tendency they represent). It's just that the mainstream sects of Christianity have absorbed the mainstream ideologies that are current in society. You will see that the things you identify are much worse among the secular/atheist segments of society; if anything Christianity is a mitigating factor and a constant target of attack from these types.
In fact it was quite normal in the 19th century to describe a man as being handsome or well-proportioned without a hint of homosexuality. It is only a very recent thing that masculine camaraderie began to be cast in that perverse light - you can look at the 1980s American film "Top Gun" for an example of something that would, to-day, be considered utterly homosexual. So where do you get this idea that it is Christianity's fault, given that the deformity of public morality in such a way took 2,000 years to come to fruition?
Caleb Powell
The Christian view has always been that homosexuality is sinful and unnatural; and while man is fallen, no specific sin is inherent in any specific man, especially if he truly repents and accepts Christ. To talk of "gays" as though that is some essential, defining factor that could delimit a group for purposes of establishing inferiority or superiority is essentially un-Christian. This applies to men and women alike; sin is sin.
In the same way adultery, fornication, and other sexual perversions are sins. They are sins because they corrupt the proper relation between the sexes, which is represented in marriage under God. And in a Christian marriage it is known that the man is master of his household. This is a patriarchial norm. You then, aside form any specific teaching, have centuries of Christian history wherein man was master also of the state and of politics, of the church, of the arts, of the trades, of war, of pretty much everything except those specific interests and duties that are peculiar to the womanly half of the species.
It sounds to me, quite frankly, that you are paederast sodomites bitter that your chosen vice remains is reviled while myriad others go unpunished for now. Most of your type attempt to cast their lot in with the feminists and other perverts, so it surprises me that you do not. I'm having trouble understanding your line of argument because it is so divorced from the reality of things and from the common line of arguments taken by anti-Christians.
Robert Flores
The media has enforced the idea that gatherings of men are homoerotic. You can't blame Christians for Khazarian ideas.