Comments by "Viktor\x27 vonthe Rhaefnhyrst, I" (@Viktor_vonthe_Rhaefnhyrst) on "TIKhistory" channel.

  1. The Enlightenment was a step back for humanity; and we've been paying for it ever since.
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  2. ​ @Snarfindorf  It's okay, questioning the groupthink is often confusing for your half of humanity. Don't think too hard or your head will pop.
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  3.  @stipostipo2051  All that legal, scientific, and technical progress would not be possible were it not for Christianity and the countless monasteries devoted to comprehending natural law, and they'd begun work in astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, and horticulture centuries before the Enlightenment claimed the fruits of religious men for itself. My field of choice, genetics, is only possible because of an Augustinian monk named Gregor Mendel. I won't disagree regarding the cultural significance of the Enlightenment though; it set in motion the excesses of indulgence, self-worshipping individualism, nihilism, and scientism we see today. "Progress" advanced but, it cost us Western unity, community, and sanity in the process. Transgenderism, feminism, Marxism, National Socialism, egalitarianism, intersectionality, environmentalism, and all of their victims are only possible because your "Enlightenment" fractured the moral paradigms upon which our current civilization was built so, I guess if you're a fan of division and destruction, it was indeed a great and wonderful thing.
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  4. What's wrong with Ray Cyzm?
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  5.  @zeusinduce788  How?
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  6.  @tomricketts7821  Does your mommy know you're arguing with randos in the YouTube comment section, son?
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  7. Ernst Roehm was a gh'aye who evolved into their final form: ped-air-azt. What more reason do you need to liberate a male's soul from his body?
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  8. The notion that if you're Antisemitic, you must also, therefore, be Anti-Christian is absurd. Yes, Jesus was born into ancient Judaism, itself already at that time a Rabbinical departure from pre-Babylonian Judaism as taught in the Torah--essentially just the Old Testament, which is largely ignored in favor of heretical Talmudic traditions taught by Rabbis--but, Christianity holds that the Jews had turned their back on not only the original truths that God taught, but that Jesus had transcended the imperfect faith of his childhood to observe a higher, purer message from which those limited truths were derived, in essence returning to the source instead of man's imperfect schema thereof. Having done that and taught that, the Jews and their increasingly-heretical, aristocratic (Sadducees) and fanatical, self-absorbed (Pharisees) religiopolitical leaders rejected him for calling them to account and crucified him for that. That being said, Jesus' Jewishness was an incidental and unescapable condition of his birth but, it didn't define Him or His ultimate message because He was accountable to the God and Truth that predated and transcended the Fruitless Fig Tree which was corrupted Israel. This myth is perpetuated by Jews and their unwitting confederates in power, influence, and finance as "Judeo-Christianity" so as to tie, in the minds of Western Christians (especially ones in the electoral constituencies that continually validate the politicians who devalue those Christians' currency and sacrifice their lives in the defense of both literal and global Israel, the fates of Judaism and Christianity. It's a parasitic relationship that only benefits Jews at the expense of Christians. In Israel itself (a highly undemocratic Jewish ethnostate), Christians are forbidden from proselyting and are commonly abused and spit upon with disrespect equal to, if not greater than, the derision Jews pay the Muslims whose land they've only recently sequestered or outright colonized that'd been there for millennia. Believing in and following Christ is inherently Counter-Semitic because Jews (most of whom follow Talmudic and Kabbalic, NOT Biblical, traditions) are by their very nature, in conflict with the God they've shunned and blasphemed in favor of the erroneous convictions of their fathers. Heck, most Jews hate Jesus as a figure, regarding him as a heretic rebel and his mother as a dishonest harlot who made up fanciful stories to hide her shame. In the Talmud, it's said that Jesus is burning in boiling excrement in the bowels of Hell for that heresy. Israel and the Jews are not our friends nor our brothers in Christ, they're our detractors and despisers.
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  9. ​ @SC-gw8np  Scholars I follow do; I just know that only a few people use freedom to better themselves and change the world for the better while the rest blow off responsibility and destroy themselves with little regard to unnumbered links of suffering, struggling ancestral forerunners whose latest iteration would rather have pets for children and live it large for others on social media to envy and gawk at while foreign hordes consume their homelands. Humanism and faith in reason has doomed us all to a Hell of our own making.
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  10.  @tomricketts7821  So you're growing up as the child of a single dad?
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  11.  @stipostipo2051  That's the best explanation you could muster?
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  12.  @stipostipo2051  Calm down, miss; that salinity is just the semen in your eyes.
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  13.  @stipostipo2051  I don't need to hear implications about your incestuous relations with your mother, kid. Some things are better left private.
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  14. I'm assuming National Socialist eugenics only applied to those who seemed to have congenital or inherited disabilities, ja? For instance, if a soldier lost an arm or his eye sight in combat, given his service to the Reich, he'd be exempt and ways would be found for him to contribute to society to the best of his ability, ja?
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  15. The only dangerous thing here is Tribe collaborators like yourself who downplay the serious concerns of European peoples like the Germans while touting atomizing individualism and free market economics as the answer to everything.
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  16. At the end of the day, your family is all you really have, aside from maybe your tribe. My condolences for your loss and take as much time as you feel is necessary; stomaching the loss of a loved one without processing it in favor of the conduct of one's duties was the biggest mistake I've ever made and even today, I still wish I'd remained to get closure so, kudos to you for not making that self-same folly. We need to mourn or we will suffer in the long-run and there's no shame therein so long as your charges are cared for simultaneously. God bless.
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  17.  @zeusinduce788  And said minorities were entirely faultless? Did absolutely nothing to deserve their treatment? He just arbitrarily woke up one day and chose violence for shits and giggles? 🤣
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