There was a time when this meme would have been considered funny. Now it's kind of sad.

True. This is genuinely how these people think, though. The amount of hatred that they have for themselves and for others is unbelievable.

I'm shuddering as I read this...

I'm sorry if this is unpopular. Yes, Christianity did play a big part in our heritage and there's only now a movement to drive Europeans away from it. I love Christianity and will always try to protect it as much as I can. I think it's also important to remember that for the longest time in history, our European ancestors weren't Christians. For the longest time in history our ancestors had their own traditional ethnic faiths and mythologies (paganism). For a lot of Christian Europeans and Christians of European decent, it's a uncomfortable subject which they avoid. Our pagan ancestry and heritage is just as important and plays just as big role in our history, don't be ashamed of it and don't be afraid of it

How about you should feel proud of things you chose, accomplished, rather than things that are out of your control?

WWWOOOWWW

So they actually want us to be crippled. No matter how politically incorrect that is hmm?

You can't be proud of things you didn't accomplish yourself? Okay, so I can't be proud of my parents accomplishments, my country, my president, my school, my favorite sports team, etc?

Our nation is unfortunately run by fags. This narrative will not end until we stop it. Godly men, western men, marry and breed! I'm asked frequently why I am 26 and single. The answer quite simply is that I'm not going to date a biological male, onlyfans whore, leftist, or "conservative" feminist. God said a mans job is to build, provide, and guard. A womans job is to populate, "serve/support", and teach. Change the narrative Godly western men!

Well you can't take your parents' and ancestors' accomplishments as your own, you can still admire and be proud of what they did for you and what they have left you with. Build on the foundations that they left you with. Cultural heritage and traditionalism isn't about the worship of ashes, it's about the preservation of fire.

Well said!