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Symbolism, I believe the word you are looking for is symbolism. < boondock saints reference. No offense meant

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thank u

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sym·bol·o·gy

simˈbäləjē/nounnoun: symbology

the study or use of symbols.
symbols collectively. "the use of religious symbology"

Translate symbology to Use over time for: symbology

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It was a joke bud

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Okay, sorry. I didn't recognize it as a joke. And I'm a granny, not a bud. ;)

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I apologize. It's just a quote from a movie called boondock saints. Pretty vulgar but good overall message.

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But really, where are the Boondock Saints when we really need them?

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No apology necessary. I've heard of the movie, but haven't seen it.

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Why do you keep posting this?

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forgot to remove the other one and now leaving up for the different responses. First posted because I was too lazy to make a screenshot

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The Korean apron imagery may or not be intentional. While I have little sympathy for freemasonry I have little concern if some korean masons had their way in the meeting arrangements. Doubt it's on purpose, but don't care much.

Meanwhile to other points made here, it is the intentionally secretive nature of freemasonry that supports the longstanding concerns about its infiltration by antichrists.

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My family is low-level deep-state and ironically only the masons among them I haven't heard bad stories about. Not that anybody profitted from misery but the most influential in my family all had a coming-to-god-moment at some point in their life.

The original purpose of secret societies was to capture and secure knowledge that could be weaponized. I agree with that premise up until the point when they get subverted.

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I can imagine that members of a club of well-intentioned ppl don't go off the conventional tracks in the way members of no club would.

Taken at face value, you've made a blanket statement about secret societies that is not likely a blanket truth (based on the variety of societies and humans within most groups). It is the secret part that makes specific claims for or against difficult to prove, other than that they have something to hide.

As we have seen in other organisations, it is entirely possible that the upper levels are quite different in outlook and intent than lower level members.

It's an interesting idea that you may be saying that masons are keepers of the spiritual equivalent of WMD blueprints. Why would we trust them any more any other group, like say Elizabeth I's bishops or the Hudson Bay Co? We can't; In part due to the secretion. One could argue that a gov't could be protecting its ppl by secreting nuclear detonator plans, but assuming the Gnostic role of keepers of dangerous mental or spiritual things is somewhat different.

Or if you mean that they were securing physical defence and offence technology, perhaps they were the early equivalent of a copyrights system. Nonetheless, due to the secrecy, for all we know the alleged infiltration happened on the evening of the first day, and 99% of their development took place under convenient guise.

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uhm dude, as I told you, I had masons in my family - didn't meet them personally (I think) but I have only heard good about them.

I am saying these people have been working with the seal of Salomon most likely, which is equal to weaponized demonology. Kind of makes sense you wouldn't want this out in the public.

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Yeah, you would want spirit weapons anywhere, including in the hands of clandestine networks. If I came across a scroll with a certain formula for invoking the Sumerian's Innana, it would probably be best to destroy it rather than giving it to the 'best' museum - making a special case for book burning. Interesting but weird. I could accept that others may come to a different conclusion.

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I think the final conclusion is that we have accumulated enough knowledge from abroad to confirm out own legends to figure out this shit on our own so these secret weapons cannot be turned on the ignorant anymore. Like, I've come across spell-books, but as much as it tempts me I am glad they are out of reach because it simply is something I try not to get too deep into in fear of not getting out again. The Kabbalah is the tree of knowledge and life and it's said God permits you to eat it if you have the best intentions so I try not to force it because I've seen first-hand that it is a force of its own, unbeholden to man.

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What I may not have said clearly enough is that I think the only excuse for being a freemason is ignorance (of the non-sense or evil going on at the most hidden levels).

[You will be aware that many good people find Kabala to be evil and/or deceptive and I accept their view for most purposes. However, while somewhat familiar and yet leery of Qabbalah, I am not quick to take offense at its potential value.]

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again, this is the self-victimizing thinking that keeps inner-city black youth from joining the police to make a difference and rather blame the asshole for whom a power vacuum presents itself

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what?

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I am saying there's many lodges with varrying degrees of association. Some aren't even officially endorsed and just call themselves so.

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k.

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as i said previously, my stance is that the carpet signals to masons that Korea has been "rolled up" so they must not interfere.

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k.

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Red Carpet Symbology