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Recently ive noticed that women have a huge subconscious bias against God. This can be seen through abortions, the transgender movement, feminism and even in their day to day lives. For example, a woman is gonna have sex with a man constantly while or even before they are dating but just as soon as they get married and its no longer a sin she stops. Not to mention that since she can no longer rebel against God with lust she gets fat and uses gluttony. Naturally, as soon as she gets divorced, she again starts being a whore and getting fucked by strangers. While i do concede that this particular situation has plenty of far more realistic explanations I do think that the presence of all the other shit i mentioned earlier means this is worth looking in to. Abortions for example, yes, there has been no shortage of propaganda and lies to normalise this but Id be willing to argue that if women had even a marginally stronger inherent connection to God and the values he represents they would push back on it at a significantly higher rate than they do now. In the current reality, ≈70% of women either dont give a shit or support abortion entirely, another 25% try to virtue signal by saying that its only okay if theres rape or incest involved (which is totally illogical, which is made clear the second some actual thinking is done) and the other 5% are truly opposed to it, most of whom cant actually defend their position and only support it because of the influence of men. What this means is that women have no inherent spiritual or moral connection or bond TO THEIR OWN OFFSPRING to the point where they would gladly slaughter it without a second thought as soon as the jews told them it was acceptable. If they actually loved God and were connected to him they would, if nothing else, push back on it even slightly. Instead, these daughters of Satan took every lie, every misrepresentation of reality and every single bit of propaganda thrown at them at face value and accepted it completely. Onto the second topic: immigration. The Bible pretty clearly (although indirectly) condemns mass migration, particularly illegal migration of heathens, blasphemers and criminals. The natural, unbiased position of men is to oppose it, to question it and to defend their God given land from these invaders. Women do the exact opposite. Women are almost universally supportive of mass migration, even when it means that they get raped, mugged, beaten and killed at a much higher rate. Yet again, I understand that biological factors play into this and it isnt definitive proof that women hate God but it certainly doesn’t hurt. Lastly i wanna talk about modesty and dignity. Men, even from an early age express a desire to possess class and honor. Every man (at least among whites) wants to be in good shape, to be well dressed and classy, to be honorable and just. All of those are Christian values. Women on the other hand greatly differ from this. They place little to no value on morality, they do not wish to be “good”, they simply do whatever it is that benefits them, regardless of how immoral it may be. This can be seen in how they dress, how they treat others (gossiping in particular, being disingenuous) and how they face little to no aversion to the idea of blatantly lying and exploiting others. Very often, particularly in the past, a man would intentionally turn down something that directly benefits him purely because it violates his moral code. Even if it doesn’t hurt anybody, the very fact that he considers this action to be immoral is enough justification for him to turn it down. Women have and will never do this. Women do not feel the innate need to be good. To wrap this shit up i wanna yet again point out that this is by no means definitive proof and i accept the possibility that I could be onto absolutely nothing. I merely believe that this is something which should be considered and addressed by someone who possesses greater knowledge and authority regarding psychology, philosophy and Christian theology.
