The Silver Masked Saint

 The Silver Masked Saint

The Silver Masked Saint was a Mexican luchador who was the biggest wrestler from Mexico in the 1950s. The Silver Masked Saint would have impressive rivalries with other talented masked wrestlers. The Silver Masked Saint was able to be a high flyer while also having technical skills. Mexican lucha libre is denoted for its high flying moveset and technicality. 

The Silver Masked Saint was able to wrestle great matches flying from the top rope and also creating impressive submission moves. The Silver Masked Saint obtained popularity for his impressive moveset and also for being a babyface. (In wrestling, there are two sides, the babyface, who does not resort to underhanded tactics. There is also the heel who rakes the eyes, calls for outside interference, and even bribes the referee.) 

The Silver Masked Saint was an amazing wrestler from Mexico in the 1950s who also was cherished by motion picture fans. The Silver Masked Saint made movies about being a wrestler during the day while at night he was a detective who fought against the forces of evil. The Silver Masked Saint had movies where he fought against monsters including vampire women.

The most noted movie of the Silver Masked Saint in the 1950s was the Silver Masked Saint versus the Vampire Women (probably referring to marxist-feminism). The Silver Masked Saint would fight against the vampire women who were workers of evil. The vampire women attempted to tempt individuals into a life of crime and evil, only to destroy the individuals who became a part of their work. The vampire women worked for evil and hated men. The Silver Masked Saint investigated crime and fought against vampires. It is noted that the 1950s was the Golden Age of Mexican cinema because of movies that actually depicted creativity and freedom of speech compared to socialist propaganda about lust and hate.

Bram Stoker's Dracula

The idea of vampires is attributed to Stoker's novel of a specific vampire who hates humans. The vampire is essentially an evil individual who is the opposite of the true Messiah. Instead of giving life, the vampire takes away life. Instead of living in the day, the vampire sleeps in the day. Instead of creating, the vampire destroys. The vampire instead of working for his admirers, expects to not have to work while his admirers work for him. The vampire has vampire women who hate men and only care about the vampire. Essentially, the vampire attempts to flatter and charm with the intention to destroy the individual. There is an awful resemblance between vampirism, parasitism, and socialism.

The post-modern society has taken the vampire character and turned it into an "ideal". This describes what socialists actually care about. The Silver Masked Saint describes how an individual can improve himself by self-discipline and fighting for good. Instead of believing the flattery and deceit of the vampire women, the Silver Masked Saint fought against evil and envy. We can learn that socialism is not good for anyone, and we can not believe the lies of socialists. It is no surprise that socialists made a bland parody of the Silver Masked Saint that went straight to dvd in the 2000s or 2010s. (I did not watch the movie yet was told that there existed a parody because obviously socialists hate impressive individuals.)

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Figures of History and Individualism is created to describe the importance of being ethical and disciplined. We can persevere learning from positive examples while not worshiping people. We can learn from amazing athletes that it is possible to improve with dedication and avoid indiscipline. Amazing athletes can help us learn about the importance of self-improvement. We can appreciate sports and talented athletes without having to worship individuals. If anything tries to lead far from the worship of GOD Almighty, then we make sure to prioritize the worship of GOD Almighty.

Susan B. Anthony

 Susan B. Anthony

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Susan B. Anthony was an individual that fought for the importance of equality and equity between men and women. We learn that Susan B. Anthony was a feminist that fought for the rights of women who in the 1920s were having difficulties due to inequality. We learn that there was inequality in the 1920s due to machismo and intemperance. We learn that Susan B. Anthony and feminists of the 1920s fought against intemperance seen in alcoholism and machismo. 

We learn that machismo and alcoholism affected individuals in the 1920s that led to Susan B. Anthony and feminists to fight for prohibition of alcohol advocating for prohibition laws against alcohol production. We know that this was with the intention to prevent individuals from overconsuming alcohol and from being irresponsible seen in abusive drunkard husbands that beat their wives. This was not a rare occurence in the 1920s describing the need for virtues instead of vices. 

Susan B. Anthony also fought for the rights of women and the first wave of feminism was based on the need for true equality rather than the illusion of power seen in fourth wave and post-modern feminist propaganda that is really marxism, communism, and socialism in disguise. We learn that feminism in the 1920s was based on obedience to Christianity meaning learning the Scriptures in order to obey the commandments so that there was true equality. We learn that women did not have the right to vote in the 1920s, and Susan B. Anthony fought for voting rights. We learn that the feminists of the 1920s fought against intemperance that was seen heavily in alcoholism. Women fought for their voice to be heard and also to guard themselves from alcoholism, machismo, and inequality. 

We learn that Susan B. Anthony helped women fight for their rights while being responsible. Susan B. Anthony described the importance of modesty, temperance, responsibility, and virtues. This is important due to the times that we live in where socialist and communist false philosophies have attempted to lead to irresponsibility, intemperance, addictions, drug abuse, alcoholism, envy, and coveting. We are able to acknowledge that socialism and communism want individuals to hate one another based gender, race, social class, and cause the hating of individuals that profess the true faith. We learn that instead of hating one another, we are supposed to hate evil. This is considered wisdom. The true feminists of 1920 fought for true equality and not false perceived "equality" to propagate inequality. This allows us to guard our hearts and minds from false philosophies of racism, MGTOW, and marxist-feminism that want to divide people into groups and cause hate and envy to lead to disobedience of the commandments. We can choose to remove any false philosophies from our lives and renounce sin and vices instead. Seeing in the current times that we live in, we are not supposed to believe temporary lies that want individuals to hate others for no reason. However, we can be far apart from false prophets and communists that want to lead to disobedience of the commandments of Moses and the practice of vices. 

Figures of History and Individualism allows us to persevere knowing that throughout history there have been righteous individuals that decided to practice good and not practice sin. We are able to persevere knowing that there is no need to fear nor have negative emotions knowing that we trust in the Creator and not in idolatry. We are able to learn about righteous individuals that decided to speak truth and help others even when there are lies being told that attempt to lead individuals to disobedience and the practice of sin. We can persevere without practicing sin and idol worship.