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Originally posted by MrNECROS
As I often point out to you guys - there are NO anti-masons.
This is a ploy by your leadership to make you think you are under attack so you can justify your cowardly behavior.
Some poor single individual like myself finds themselves on the end of a ridiculous amount of abuse by literally hundreds or even thousands of "The Beautiful Brethren" by being painted out as belonging to some vague shadowy "Al Queda" type group to make them all feel like its a fair fight.
Wake up.
Originally posted by LTD602
The greatest judge, the greatest equalizer is REASON. When all else fails, just use logic. Common sense.
Originally posted by PublicGadfly
ATS has many, many mason threads. Virtually every one of them are similar to recruiting statements. This thread, like many others, revolves around the same theme- one is either pro-mason or anti-mason. When this is not so then the person (poster) is ignorant or wrong according to the pro-masons.
PG:.
Masonry has maintained continual presence in the leadership of the United States since the inception of the country-
The U.S. has more people in prison as a percentage of population than any other country on the planet-
The U.S. has rampant drug problems-
Masonry is an organization that excludes women from an equal status under the veil of fraternity while boasting of its good deeds to the community at large but never admitting the totality of its resources and income from those same communal sources.
Masonry portrays a semi-independent public image of organization to prevent in-depth external knowledge of its organization and structure.
Masonry claims to embrace all religions on the basis of belief in a supreme being yet can show no place within its entire structure where the tenets of Christianity are admitted.
ATS has many, many mason threads. Virtually every one of them are similar to recruiting statements. This thread, like many others, revolves around the same theme- one is either pro-mason or anti-mason. When this is not so then the person (poster) is ignorant or wrong according to the pro-masons.
There was a time in America that the Ku Klux Klan could have posted a similar thread- there was a time in many countries where organizations that were exposed as harmful to society could have posted similar opening statements.
There was a time in America that slave owners could have posted a similar opening statement- are we to conclude then that they were right?
Originally posted by Jamuhn
Whom to believe? Hmmm.... How about neither one of you?
Originally posted by LTD602
Indifference. What's not to like about that?
Originally posted by PublicGadfly
Axeman you rant upon me, why?
Show me ONE baseless charge I have levied, just one.
The opening post to this thread was propaganda pure and simple.
LTD's post leads in with a call for ��reason and common sense,�� then degenerates into to the same old ��what-good-guys-we-be�� roll. Where's the reason in that?
Where's the common sense in blindfolding someone, telling them they are without knowledge - - - - - or having them empty their pockets and later asking them to pay their dues (knowing they have no wallet on them) - - - the whole masonic indoctrination. It is trickery and sleight of hand. The cover for all this hocus-pocus is that it supposedly teaches an important lesson in morality.
Pro-masons speak up for this because they would never admit they were tricked and continue to pay dues.
Pay dues, buy tickets, go to Shrine carnivals
pay dues, buy tickets, go to Shrine carnivals
. . . .
Money and control- that's what masonry is.
Separation of church and state bill, the churches have never been in control of the U.S. but from time to time the mason have.
Masons are anti-nationalistic and promote one-worldness.
I laugh every time I see a pro-mason rant about the KKK and their hood- reminds of a Shrine parade. Speaking of which- when was the last Shrine parade in Compton?