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as a latina, i wonder the same thing. colonization gets condemned, but the religion that came with it somehow doesn’t.
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Anonymous 36w

I mean it’s the same reason latinos still speak spanish

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I honestly think it docent matter as long as you believe in god I think it’s all the same as a kid I was very conflicted and actually went from one church to another and to me it’s basically the same honestly

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Anonymous 34w

So you prefer child sacrifice like the natives did? 😭✌️ Religion is a big part of Latin America and they’ll slap you if you go over there talkin bout some “this is all colonialism guys you shouldn’t believe in Jesus”.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 36w

true but language is about communication and survival. religion involves belief and power, which is why it feels different.

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Anonymous 36w

yes i agree i also think it’s too ingrained into our culture so it would be hard to completely separate from catholicism

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 34w

reducing indigenous culture to “human sacrifice” while ignoring the violence of the colonizers is exactly the kind of thinking that justified colonizing us in the first place. ✌️acting like europeans haven’t committed bigger atrocities such as the holocaust is wild.

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