Masons founded America. Catholics want to take it over. Freemasons were always persecuted by the Vatican mob.
>>539614447Based, death to freemason golems
Looking at how gay everything is now, masons clearly are a failure of an ideal
>>539614447oh. my history lessons make sense now
>>539614447Wealthy Protestants so removed from the concept of labor, they have to wrap it in esoteric struggle sessions to even begin thinking of themselves a craftsman.
>>539614447Masons & CatholicsTwo factions of the same gay mafia.
>>539614851There's even a saying called a protestant work ethic. Calothics are the lazy brethren
>>539614915Hence the wealthy part. I don’t know if a lowly Protestant craftsman has made it past the 2nd degree
>>539614447Freemasons rape little boys.
>>539614447Freemasonry is the stupidest affiliation to have. It's the 80 IQ version of Judaism.
Freemasons promote faggotry.
Freemasonry is a pedophile child trafficking cult.
>>539614447when they say we're not a Christian nation, they mean it.
>>539615374Delete this
>>539614447Then where does the swearing on the bible larp comes from?
>>539614580This
>>539615312So do catholics.
>>539614912Basically, yeah. And then there are the biggest faggots of them all: the jews.
>>539615503You can swear on any book of faith in the lodge.
>>539615530Yep. And so do jews.
>>539614447Freemasonry is no longer relevant Nor is catholicism
>>539615543>the biggest faggots of them all: the jews.
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>>539614915Protestant work ethic is another name for German and Prussian work ethic
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>>539614447STOP LYING YOU FAGGOT >“The idea I meant to convey, was, that I did not believe that the Lodges of Free Masons in this Country had, as Societies, endeavoured to propagate the diabolical tenets of the first, or the pernicious principles of the latter (if they are susceptible of seperation). That Individuals of them may have done it, and that the founder, or instrument employed to found, the Democratic Societies in the United States, may have had these objects—and actually had a seperation of the People from their Government in view, is too evident to be questioned.
>>539615709>German and Prussian work ethicJust another name for German autism.
>>539616124Germans love work because they think it makes God happy
>>539614447freemasons work for the vatican through the jesuits
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>>539614447Henry Ford was a Freemason.
>>539614447>Masons founded America.The short answer is no. There is no credible historical evidence that the Freemasons founded America or secretly directed the creation of the United States.The misconception comes from the fact that several prominent figures in the American Revolution and early republic were members of Freemasonry, a fraternal organization that emphasized moral conduct, charity, personal improvement, and Enlightenment ideals. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Paul Revere were all documented Freemasons.At the same time, many of the most influential Founding Fathers were not Freemasons, or there is no reliable evidence they belonged to the organization. Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Alexander Hamilton, for example, are not confirmed Masons. This makes it unlikely that Freemasonry as an institution directed the nation's founding.Freemasonry was common among educated and politically active men in the 18th century. Members often shared interests in reason, liberty, and public service, but those ideas were also widespread during the Enlightenment and were not unique to the Masons.The claim that the Freemasons "founded America" has been fueled by conspiracy theories, Masonic symbolism on some monuments, and the visibility of Masonic ceremonies in early American public life. However, historians have found no evidence that the organization planned the Revolution, wrote the Constitution, or controlled the new government.The historical consensus is that the United States was founded through the combined efforts of political leaders, soldiers, diplomats, merchants, and ordinary citizens from many different religious, philosophical, and social backgrounds. Freemasons were among those contributors, but they were only one part of the broader movement that achieved American independence and established the republic.
>>539615481Why?
>>539619364thanks chatjeetpt i believe u
