The Anti-Imperialist Distributist

One strange thing we see in Christianity is people rediscovering one's faith in prison is not an uncommon story to hear of. Before we make judgements like "but he's a criminal, he must not be sincere" remember that Jesus himself said "I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." If you never sinned, then you would never have to repent. The fact that repentance is central to Christianity shows that Christianity acknowledges that everyone, including Christians, are sinners. In Catholicism, we also have the Sacrament of Confession for that exact reason. Again, if we weren't sinners in need of forgiveness, then Confession would be pointless. Nobody goes to Confession to tell the priest about nice things, they go to tell the priest about the bad, even terrible, things they've done in life. Other things commonly forgotten about regarding Christianity these days include Mass attendance and the Sacrament of Matrimony, both of which have ...

On an individual and local community level, one of the top five most destructive phenomenon that has occurred in the past century has been the sexual revolution, alongside urbanization, modernization, oversocialization, and globalization. There has been multiple attempts in modern history at sexual revolution but the one that our society currently lives under occurred in the 1960s. This revolutionary state has remained to this day and continues to evolve, with different iterations of sexual "liberation" being presented every few years. Hollywood entertainment media and artificial contraception were the primary inciting force for this revolution. Sexual immorality in entertainment is nothing new. It's been around since forever. Healthy societies, especially Christendom, placed an emphasis on keeping that problem in check. Sexual revolution seeks to overturn said societies and open the flood gates for decadence. The 1960s was far from the first attempt at this, but it was b...

The entire entertainment industry has been overtaken by subversives and degenerates. As such, "sex sells" has become the effective motto of the entertainment industry, both in the pursuit of profit and in the covert effort to further the subversion of society. The effect it has on the wider society, on the people who view these things, is bad enough, but there's another uncomfortable side to the story that most of us would rather ignore and that has to do with the way this content is created. Remember, it's not made with CGI or with special effects or computer graphics. When you're watching a passionate or steamy scene, these are real actors performing romantic or sexual acts with one another. A lot of them may have partners and some of them may even be married with children. Yet they are on set making out with their co-stars to be filmed and shown to millions of people.  Music videos, movies, and TV shows nowadays frequently contain suggestive content. This is ye...

On June 6th, in response to ICE deportation raids in L.A., the city erupted with protests and riots which Trump responded by deploying armed police and the National Guard to crack down on these demonstrations. Two days later, the Madleen, a freedom flotilla ship sailing to deliver aid to Gaza, was attacked by Israel and its members detained. Israeli soldiers boarded a humanitarian vessel, told all its crew members to throw their electronics into the water, and then arrested them. As part of their PR stunt, they handed out sandwiches and water bottles to the detainees, many of whom would quickly be deported back to their countries after being detained in Israel. Others suffered abuse at the hands of guards. That same week was the week of the March to Gaza and Sumud Convoy. Both were set to take place from June 12th to June 14th. Before they could reach the Rafah border, however, the Egyptian police and army stepped in. Not to assist their brothers and sisters in Gaza, but to prevent the...

While you will likely seldom hear about Ethiopia or Eritrea in the media, both countries have a rich yet tragic history. Both countries have been ravaged by war, but those are not talked about in the media. As we've seen, the media has an agenda. It is not independent; it serves various powerful interests. This is why some events are talked about more than others. It's not about which events are more important but rather, which events can be twisted in ways that benefit the powerful interests our media is beholden to. Since 2018, Ethiopia has been experiencing its latest iteration of civil conflict, which is ongoing. The deadliest period during the ongoing Ethiopian civil conflict was the Tigray War, which lasted exactly two years (to the day) from November 3rd, 2020 to November 3rd, 2022. Between 162,000 and 378,000 Tigrayan civilians were killed, according to a consensus at Ghent University, by the Ethiopian and Eritrean armies. Some put the estimate as high as between 385,00...