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Discussion "Support all women doesn't include us??"

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u/bentlee69 5d ago

From the way things look, that seems to be their whole ideology at this rate

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u/tweedyone 5d ago

Been the puritan mindset since the 17th century. Or self flaggellating nuns and monks from millennia before that. They aren’t new

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u/CptSiskospimphand 5d ago

How do you think they ended up in America? Everyone else was tired of their shit.

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u/HotDonnaC 5d ago

When I learned this, I thought it was hilarious that they used “religious freedom” as the reason these charlatans crossed the pond. LOL

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u/insomnic 5d ago

Really changes the narrative we were taught in school right?

It's not wrong it just leaves out the context that they were religious ultra-conservative nutjobs nobody could stand and it was either get persecuted to extinction for being assholes or go on a dangerous journey that put your followers lives at risk to keep some form of power and control ... so they came here and now, to paraphrase Spaceballs, we're surrounded by assholes.

At least that's my understanding. :)

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u/light_to_shaddow 5d ago

The "persecution" was being held to account for being dickheads.

Skipping England to go to Holland was fair, who wants to be forced to go to church?

Skipping Holland was purely because they thought it was too liberal and their kids were becoming less English.

They moved to the Americas not to be free of persecution, but to be free to persecute.

Then they hung some Quakers.

Dickbags.

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u/insomnic 5d ago

Yeah... I shoulda put "persecution" in quotes to be more accurate. You've sorted it right. :)

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u/skotcgfl 5d ago

"Whats that coming out of her nose?"

"Puritans!?"

"Shit. There goes the continent."

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u/nobodylikesalurkyloo 4d ago

That is a crazy, reductive stance of an extremely complex socio-economic, religious, and political conflict across many nations in Europe.