@plantingthat: Though made as post-WWII propaganda to heal a divided nation, Frank Sinatra’s words in “The House I Live In” (1945), meant to fight prejudice in America, ended up resonating far beyond, reminding the world what unity truly means. 🇺🇸✨ #FrankSinatra #TheHouseILiveIn #UnitedWeStand #EndHate #Equality

Elmuchopito :

Frank Sinatra is a famous Zionist. That’s the only reason he did this he’s a known racist and he was just another crazy racist white dude in America that would chill out for Israel. He even helped smuggle weapons to kill Palestinians back in his days. You can look any of this up.

Mz.imperfekt7o7 :

Too bad many Americans don’t think this open minded

Pamela K :

Frank Sinatra...was a real one, and didn't play about his friends...especially Sammy Davis Jr.!☺️

Emergency Friend (Break Glass) :

the sooner we remove the blinders of religion the sooner humanity will have a chance

MannaSNRVirgo82 :

right

J Dawg :

Becoming a agnostic is one of the best things that I’ve ever done. The world got a clearer and simpler to understand.

samson64 :

It's sad we forget.

Adam Gigante :

Lucky Haze :

Bs. Religions create supremacists with cognitive dissonance.