Ask one to be one?

[PA4476]

A masonic hat sure looks better than a dunce hat

I see what ya did there ..... LoL

 

[Laufen]

I don't get it either. But I'm not a joiner or follower. But someone else commented that it was similar to the 1%er bikers. I started a thread last year about meeting a real Outlaw MC member. You know usually you run into support clubs like the Iron Cross or Black Pistons. But they aint the same thing. Anyway, I got taken to the wood shed on that thread. Guys calling me a fan boy and other stupid ****. All I was trying to do was point out that it's a different experience cause you know you're standing there talking to a dedicated criminal who will do pretty much anything for his MC.

Sure Masons and Shriners are a world apart from that but I still don't want nothing to do with them. Seems to me that a lot of their ceremonial **** came from middle eastern traditions and I damn sure don't want to be involved with that. Plus, I'm not all that religious but I remember a line from the Bible that goes something like " You shall have no other God before me."

Jesus was middle-eastern btw.

 

[bearpugh]

This is the point, cultist behind closed doors idiocracy. Men don't do that, men don't have things to hide. So your reply made my point.

hey, i'm still a member of the heman woman haters club.

 

[Kyzrsoze]

Jesus was middle-eastern btw.

...and Christianity is a "middle eastern tradition".

 

[Laufen]

...and Christianity is a "middle eastern tradition".

Yep, Palestinian.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Yep, Palestinian.

And Yassir Arafat was his g[SUP]66[/SUP] grand son.

 

[Laufen]

And Yassir Arafat was his g[SUP]66[/SUP] grand son.

Mary had six kids right? There's a high probability that their is a genetic link from a modern day middle eastern person to jesus.

 

[Beerman]

Surprisingly, I am glad that most of the ones who have posted here, do not want to "ask one to be one". Really glad.

Agreed JWC..

 

[Kyzrsoze]

Yep, Palestinian.

The current group of claimed 'palestinians' may take issue with that.

 

[Kyzrsoze]

My grandfather was 'one', and I remember the satisfaction he got from serving his community.