Proletariat-Designs

It's been a very long while since I posted, so here is something new. I was brought a Raven MP25 that had shattered grips. Thus, I designed some new grips for it and here they are!

A new sight for this Mossberg 590 Shockwave.

It's a simple narrowing gutter in the middle of a rail, and it works great for a shotgun.

A new sight for this Mossberg 590 Shockwave.

It's a simple narrowing gutter in the middle of a rail, and it works great for a shotgun.

“War with vices, peace with Individuals”

-Isidore of Seville

People of our modern world embrace all manner of vices. Often these vices take the form of modified virtues. Cultures, groups, and individuals all tend to embrace virtues they prefer while rejecting other virtures they dislike; yet, they often do not realize the pathology of such. Only embracing one virtue can detach it from others, and this detachment is not always obvious. Moreover, the great evils of history have often developed out of people who would pursue one virtue at the expense of others.

For instance, the Nazi mentality was highly focused on the virtue of cleanliness, but rejected truth and Christlike love.

The Soviet Union, as well as Marxism in general, sells itself as some form economic balance. However, it rejects truth and reason, causing it to be ultimately unjust, econimically disastrous, and has produced governments killing more people via internal violence than anything we could have anticipated.

Both of these are massive evils, but they emerged out of interest in certain virtues but rejection of others.

Let us make distinctions between people and vices. Don’t let the world trick you into treating individuals you meet according to the group with which they may be associated. We treat people as individuals, as Christ did.

Christ calls us to accept all of His testimony, not part of it. We embrace all Christian virtues, not just those we like. Let us be fully transformed, and find our identity in Christ.