Let's talk about our culture.
Real culture, specifically the culture of the people from europe, that thing the jewkikes are trying to destroy.
The jews try to corrupt and destroy our culture because people without culture don't know who they are.
People who don't know who they are, accept more easily to be told by others who they are, which is the goal of the kikes, to have people accept to be told they are a slave, or just cattle which can be culled anytime, because cattle is less worth than the land they are stepping on.
So let's talk about what makes us what we are, not just individually but also as a nation of people, our culture.
It may be at first only to just don't forget, or to remember,
but I think the real value of culture is in making people love themselves and love their brothers.
Because you know there is something great you are part of, something great you received, something you are also contributing to make better, and something you will pass on eventually.
Obviously, I'm italian, so my italian culture is different from your american or whatever else culture you guys have.
But there is still value in just talking about your own culture, even among people with different origins, and anyway, so long we're talking about culture from europe, there are also some common things between the various nations.
I would keep this thread about national culture, or national tradition, which can also be called territorial culture.
To differentiate from other forms of culture and tradition, since there is also family traditions, and religious traditions, I would keep those separate to avoid confusion.
Family traditions are anyway often too specific to have a broad value in general discourse, though family traditions are also one of the roots over which both territorial and religious traditions are based on. Let's just assume everyone of us has their own different family traditions and family history, without having the need to go into those, unless you really want to talk about your own.
Though I've come to the conclusion that the people of germanic origin have often an hard time differentiating their territorial traditions from their religious traditions, they often take those two as a single block (I could explain it why those two things are not on the same level, and should not be tied together, but in an other thread maybe), so if you have an hard time keeping them apart, keeping your territorial culture apart from your religious tradition, don't worry about it and just speak what you want.
inspired from this other thread
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