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2019-07-22 03:30:46 UTC

But "officially" it's... https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/flags/countrys/europe/poland.htm

```Red and white have long been associated with Poland and its coat of arms. On the modern flag, white is said to represent the hope for peace by all of Poland's people, while red recalls the many struggles for freedom over the centuries.```'

2019-07-22 04:36:46 UTC

so red is NOT communism

2019-07-22 04:36:48 UTC

gotcah

2019-07-22 04:48:23 UTC

Red usually symbolizes the blood shed by your nation

2019-07-22 04:48:44 UTC

Its the same for the American flag

2019-07-22 08:50:25 UTC

Even the communist flags the red represents blood splilled.

"Although the color red has always had positivity attributed to it in Russian culture, in the Soviet Union flag, the red field symbolizes the blood of the workers and farmers that was spilled during their struggle for liberation in the 1917 Russian Revolution, by honoring the red flag of the Paris Commune of 1871."

2019-07-22 08:51:15 UTC

"It is said that theย redcolor of theย Chineseย flagย represents the blood of the heroes who sacrificed their lives during the revolution.ย "

2019-07-22 10:17:51 UTC

Same for the Kurdish flag. Red represents the blood of the martyrs and the people

2019-07-22 13:39:57 UTC

in germany the red symbolizes the carpet we roll out for the US <:kek:590371888480387073>

2019-07-22 14:16:45 UTC

Res in the Italian one is for the tomato sauce on the pizza

2019-07-23 04:48:47 UTC

@Holy Intersectional Inquisition Germany is shit these days, and prefers to roll that carpet for Russia these days.

2019-07-23 13:42:01 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/532966360519802890/603220276745994242/pRC1pSt.jpg

2019-07-23 16:02:02 UTC

Uhmmm I can't say much about the text, but the image is most definetly wrong. That doesn't look like the fashion of the mid 17th Century at all... looks like some random image of a black person from the mid to late 1800s

Are you saying it's a photoshop?

2019-07-23 21:38:38 UTC

i doubt that they could just take a random picture of a black guy and then just put it next to the text

2019-07-23 21:38:53 UTC

it all must be fake

2019-07-24 00:22:46 UTC

@Capitรกn Alatriste naw it is actually attributed as him.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/532966360519802890/603381527568711710/hqdefault_1.jpg

2019-07-24 00:29:12 UTC

William (April) Ellison tho... he was the type of owner people imagine when thinking of white slave owners.

2019-07-24 00:30:09 UTC

And he was a black freed slave who's owner actually treated him really well and even educated him.

2019-07-24 01:45:53 UTC

oof

2019-07-24 01:45:59 UTC

Nigs gonna nog

2019-07-24 02:12:09 UTC

think of the screeching if you did bring that up at black history month

2019-07-24 09:35:56 UTC

I bring it up every time people bitch about slavery in the us. "If it wasnt for a black man the US might have kept their indentured servitude model instead."

2019-07-24 10:34:27 UTC

i always bring up the ottomans

2019-07-24 10:34:30 UTC

the barbary pirates

2019-07-24 10:34:41 UTC

the fact that blacks sold slaves to whites

2019-07-24 11:51:13 UTC

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki the dress is wrong. Either that or the dates privided

2019-07-24 12:09:15 UTC

the picture does not matter that much

2019-07-24 12:09:18 UTC

like i said before

2019-07-24 16:22:42 UTC

No it isnt. Not everyone dressed exactly the same everywhere.

2019-07-24 20:06:26 UTC

๐Ÿ‘

2019-07-25 00:24:00 UTC

i was listening to podcast that said how medieval peasants being malnourished in childhood affected them psychosocially so that they acted less independent in later life

2019-07-25 00:24:10 UTC

because of this, nobility thought of peasants as a different race

2019-07-25 00:24:34 UTC

because they were factually psychologically different

2019-07-25 00:24:46 UTC

and behaved in a way that was more dependent on others

2019-07-25 00:27:53 UTC

just thought it was interesting

2019-07-25 00:39:13 UTC

Seems interesting

2019-07-25 00:39:46 UTC

But this ignores the social, religious and philosophical norms of the Era

2019-07-25 01:09:52 UTC

That and environmental. Especially in the dark ages, but also standard middle ages. It was a fight for survival, so if someone promised protection that was one less thing the peasantry had to deal with.

2019-07-25 14:09:05 UTC

well the era was 10th century ad

2019-07-25 14:09:23 UTC

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki malnourishment is environment, no?

2019-07-25 14:09:51 UTC

10th century wasn't all that known for its philosophy, mostly just being right at the end of the 'dark ages' for europe

2019-07-25 14:10:01 UTC

beginning of feudalism basically

2019-07-25 14:26:46 UTC

10th century was the best time to be alive

2019-07-25 14:26:51 UTC

you had freedom

2019-07-25 14:26:55 UTC

and clean air

2019-07-25 14:30:19 UTC

and eight dead children by the time you reached middle age at 14

2019-07-25 14:33:43 UTC

that is a small price to pay

2019-07-25 14:33:46 UTC

for freedom

2019-07-25 14:57:17 UTC

@desert hamster tenth century sucked, it was the beginning of feudalism, so feudalism was pretty bad - there was often too many obligations that the peasants paid their lord

2019-07-25 14:57:43 UTC

Like people today don't have obligations

2019-07-25 14:57:45 UTC

Lol

2019-07-25 14:58:01 UTC

it only adjusted to leniency later - people were poorer because there was less trade from towns, towns hadn't growth to the size they would by 1300

2019-07-25 14:58:09 UTC

I think people overestimate the suck of feudalism

2019-07-25 14:58:29 UTC

Or attribute externalities to the political system

2019-07-25 14:58:37 UTC

working for free doesn't suck?

2019-07-25 14:59:43 UTC

They didn't work for free. They had all sorts of checks and balances to prevent abuse of the peasantry.

There's accounts of lords being 'sued' in a sense in the HRE

2019-07-25 15:00:23 UTC

It's much more nuanced than you're led to believe

2019-07-25 15:00:41 UTC

yeah there was less checks and balances in the 10th century id say

2019-07-25 15:00:57 UTC

because that was the beginning of when kings grew powerful

2019-07-25 15:01:07 UTC

Sure, but you got to eat, and you were defended from danger

2019-07-25 15:01:13 UTC

before then, there wasn't even inheritance for monarchs - it wasn't assured, unless it was some big dynasty like carolingians

2019-07-25 15:01:36 UTC

also slavery existed in huge numbers

2019-07-25 15:01:46 UTC

and there were ay-rabs at dem borders

2019-07-25 15:01:49 UTC

Yes, but not hereditary like in the US

2019-07-25 15:02:28 UTC

what do you mean by that

2019-07-25 15:03:06 UTC

Slavery in America? Blacks were slaves by default

2019-07-25 15:03:18 UTC

Children of slaves were also slaves

2019-07-25 15:03:23 UTC

no inheritance

2019-07-25 15:03:29 UTC

?

2019-07-25 15:03:33 UTC

Of what?

2019-07-25 15:03:36 UTC

oh nvm

2019-07-25 15:03:46 UTC

yeah slavery was hereditary i think in some contexts

2019-07-25 15:04:04 UTC

Some?

2019-07-25 15:04:08 UTC

Most

2019-07-25 15:04:09 UTC

in the 10th century anyway - this was the dark ages, this was before all that feudalistic fairness stuff got started really

2019-07-25 15:04:23 UTC

The dark ages is a myth

2019-07-25 15:04:49 UTC

well it's a rough debate if you go before 11th century

2019-07-25 15:05:13 UTC

Being a peasant and being a slave are different things

2019-07-25 15:05:21 UTC

i know

2019-07-25 15:05:40 UTC

anyway, gotta go to work

2019-07-25 15:07:54 UTC

@Fitzydog serfs were one of the most liberated people in history

2019-07-25 15:07:58 UTC

they had their huts

2019-07-25 15:08:03 UTC

and their religion

2019-07-25 15:08:08 UTC

and their lords

2019-07-25 15:08:44 UTC

no serf was ever banned from facebook or twitter

2019-07-25 15:16:50 UTC

Depends how you define liberty and freedom

2019-07-25 15:18:03 UTC

serously, i feel less free now then i did 20 years ago

2019-07-25 15:18:15 UTC

with all the tech advancement that follow your every action

2019-07-25 15:18:22 UTC

and record it till the end of civilization

2019-07-25 15:23:35 UTC

Because we are less free.

But the leftists define freedom as 'free from want'

2019-07-25 15:24:06 UTC

@desert hamster that is more anonymity than freedom.

2019-07-25 15:24:44 UTC

yes, but i could drink and drive like a lunatic

2019-07-25 15:24:48 UTC

and only get a slap on the wrist

2019-07-25 15:24:55 UTC

.....

2019-07-25 15:25:10 UTC

<:cleanyourroom:429612328192049152>

2019-07-25 15:25:20 UTC

i got it out of my system then

2019-07-25 15:25:31 UTC

i did not try to find myself by trying to chop off my balls

2019-07-25 15:25:35 UTC

like teens do today

2019-07-25 15:26:34 UTC

people are now scared of their own shadows

2019-07-25 15:26:37 UTC

I've driven a motor vehicle with a beer in the cup holder before

2019-07-25 15:26:46 UTC

But it was off-road lmao

2019-07-25 15:26:53 UTC

well no cops there

2019-07-26 23:13:31 UTC

ah

2019-07-26 23:13:42 UTC

i just realized why you dont like napoleon

2019-07-27 07:38:06 UTC

I greatly respect Napoleon's military genius in strategy, tactics, logistics and vision. But as a ruler he was absolutely ruthless

2019-07-27 07:54:56 UTC

that he was

2019-07-27 07:55:04 UTC

but all were during that period

2019-07-27 07:55:07 UTC

they had to be

2019-07-27 07:55:10 UTC

such were the times

2019-07-27 08:07:22 UTC

His personality as well, was that of a tyrant. He was a genius, but also full of himself.

2019-07-27 08:08:34 UTC

He comoletely abandoned his entire army of Egypt in order to stage a coup in France to proclaim himself first consul. It would have to be the British who transported them back to France

2019-07-27 09:44:29 UTC

he was an egomaniac for sure

2019-07-27 09:44:37 UTC

but in the end

2019-07-27 09:44:49 UTC

he brought more positive changes then bad

2019-07-27 13:43:49 UTC

Well France at the time did need a no bullshit leader to stabilise it just like now

2019-07-27 22:13:02 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKLKgIuvU2M

German occupation of France - A different view | River of Recollection

2019-07-28 19:58:50 UTC

bazbattles: 45th video today!

2019-07-28 19:58:58 UTC

kings and generals: 189 videos

2019-07-28 19:59:03 UTC

bazbattles: ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

2019-07-28 21:59:20 UTC

the maya collapsed because of deforestation caused by their desire to build higher temples

2019-07-28 21:59:23 UTC

degenerates

2019-07-28 22:09:16 UTC

That seems doubtful

2019-07-28 22:09:39 UTC

Like a shoehorned argument in order to push a modern agenda

2019-07-28 22:10:20 UTC

I'll put money on 'we don't know' being the more accurate answer

2019-07-28 23:21:57 UTC

@Fitzydog its a bunch of things, but that's one of them, coupled with thinner soil and erosion as a result of not having trees to keep soil in place - if the soil was naturally thicker, like in western europe or canada, then it'd need more erosion for it to dissappear

2019-07-28 23:22:36 UTC

also, it was ancient times when people depended more on the land and less on say, planes, trains and automobiles that can just match any food deficit so long as there's enough money

2019-07-30 06:43:04 UTC

That's a really cool photograph

2019-07-31 01:33:53 UTC

Indeed

2019-07-31 03:34:09 UTC

Ok

2019-08-01 02:13:03 UTC

TIL the soviets had their own version of the space shuttle
http://www.buran.su/buranvssts-comparison.php

2019-08-01 02:51:31 UTC

@Warp Dukat Yes they did

2019-08-01 02:52:36 UTC

And it was basically useless due to the collapse of the Soviet Union

2019-08-01 02:58:41 UTC

Some mad lad actually went there

2019-08-01 03:29:50 UTC

What if he was using it as a pretense to get access to their large slave market there <:think_woke:378717098681171988>

2019-08-01 03:31:34 UTC

@Fitzydog HE'S BREAKING THE CONDITIONING

2019-08-01 03:32:51 UTC

Oh shit, he's tearing up his social security card!

2019-08-01 03:45:25 UTC

@Fitzydog I've heard the argument before, but the reasoning was that they wanted more agricultural land, which makes more sense than temples.

2019-08-01 03:48:01 UTC

@banestrum What argument?

2019-08-01 03:48:23 UTC

@Fitzydog The one about mayans deforesting their land resulting in drought due to aquifers not refiling

2019-08-01 03:48:39 UTC

Oh okay

2019-08-01 03:49:00 UTC

They had some nice looking water gardens, though

2019-08-01 03:56:24 UTC

I thought it was the Aztecs that had the water gardens

2019-08-01 06:25:23 UTC

knights templar were accused of worshipping baphomet, because baphomet originally meant muhammad

2019-08-01 06:25:31 UTC

and the KT was trading with muslims extensively

2019-08-01 06:25:44 UTC

change my mind

2019-08-01 10:50:01 UTC

shouldโ€™ve put that in twis as wolfenstein is nothing But a joke at this point <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868> @Nobel Suprise

2019-08-01 10:50:56 UTC

Will, it was a reaction to the hussar video up above

2019-08-01 10:53:33 UTC

tbh Iโ€™m scared for the doom franchise. so many games have been absoloutly destroyed. Whats stopping doom from being pissed on too?

2019-08-01 11:55:18 UTC

Doom 6: Dame

2019-08-01 12:29:46 UTC

realizing that pandering to certain ideologies doesnt make money

2019-08-01 12:30:11 UTC

and dont develop games in sweden, france or california anymore

2019-08-01 12:30:23 UTC

or canada

2019-08-01 12:30:33 UTC

though canada and france are halfway okay

2019-08-01 12:56:18 UTC

anyone got a good book or documentary on the chinese cultural revolution?

2019-08-01 15:04:53 UTC

this is a history channel, you weebs

2019-08-01 20:13:24 UTC

And Thier conversation no matter how poorly placed on this server is now a part of history.

2019-08-01 20:13:27 UTC

So....

2019-08-02 03:00:31 UTC

The madman was told is dead, spat in the face of the speaker

2019-08-03 22:57:21 UTC

interesting factoid

2019-08-03 23:58:53 UTC

Im going to call bullshit on that

2019-08-03 23:58:57 UTC

Or be skeptical

2019-08-03 23:59:38 UTC

Dis- is a common prefix, and we love to create compound words in english

2019-08-04 06:29:10 UTC

Merriam-Webster mention it but don't go definative...
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/disinformation

2019-08-04 06:30:44 UTC

```Many people think "disinformation" is a literal translation of the Russian "dezinformatsiya," ```

2019-08-05 03:22:19 UTC

http://warspot-asset.s3.amazonaws.com/articles/pictures/000/026/112/content/e25s08-b2a390901f3816af76b021188b261deb.jpg

Who wants to guess what this is? (As in, I already know and I'm asking you)

Winner gets a cookie

2019-08-05 03:24:47 UTC

APC

2019-08-05 03:28:27 UTC

Probably could be repurposed as one, yes...

2019-08-05 04:38:35 UTC

A submerged tank ?

2019-08-05 04:39:05 UTC

Because it has air tubes like a submarine to go submerge

2019-08-05 08:24:07 UTC

complete random guess based on nothing but is it an E-25 Sturmgeschutz

2019-08-05 10:46:41 UTC

Maus

2019-08-05 10:48:08 UTC

I could see where you're getting the E-25 Sturmgeschutz from

2019-08-05 10:48:14 UTC

It does sorta look like one

2019-08-05 10:49:03 UTC

all I can guess is that it's some sort of TD

2019-08-05 12:40:26 UTC

It is the E25

2019-08-05 12:40:50 UTC

the back end anyway

2019-08-05 12:42:33 UTC

The German designer tried to have it patented in the early 60s with the US

2019-08-05 12:43:34 UTC

will PM you my home address for you to send the cookie to

2019-08-06 23:20:46 UTC
2019-08-07 00:53:07 UTC

Yeah, I've been following this @Jabba's Soapbox

2019-08-07 00:57:51 UTC

For those who don't want to go looking, the Tl;DR is this:

There's (way) TOO MANY opportunities for random chance and 'noise' in the evolutionary process, and the appearance of entirely new species is too sudden with little to no transition in a reasonable time in the fossil record.

This is not to say that there is a 'god' guiding this process, but that the evidence indicates external/unknown factors in the evolutionary process.

2019-08-07 01:03:33 UTC

i.e. niches are filled VERY quickly with very little room for trial and error, and little divergence in phenotypes between niches. (Why does the Tasmanian Tiger look so similar to canines, despite being completely unrelated to them in every sense?)

2019-08-07 10:53:10 UTC

the Add Shackleton did put out for his last expedition

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/532966360519802890/608613603368763422/tumblr_p19vh91ckY1s1vn29o1_1280.jpg

2019-08-07 11:10:47 UTC

an awful lot of problematic language in that advert <:triggered:382980748115968000>

2019-08-09 19:13:40 UTC

@Capitรกn Alatriste related to a conversation we had a while back.

This is about the depravity of Berlin in the 1930s

2019-08-10 13:45:24 UTC

And people that is a person that never have read any history books. Even Japan's history books attribute the nukes to their surrender

2019-08-10 15:00:39 UTC

This is a common commie talking point

2019-08-10 22:31:17 UTC

I find the siege of Budapest very interesting. I was able to visit the underground hospital bunkers wher le the last firefights took place

2019-08-10 23:29:06 UTC

Dayum

2019-08-11 01:23:43 UTC

is the term 'feudalism' inherently marxist or no?

2019-08-11 01:25:46 UTC

"From your post, it would seem that you are interested in the shift in comparative economic power and enfranchisement away from landholders to capital owners. Or rather, because land can be classified as capital, owners of financial capital."

2019-08-11 01:25:48 UTC

like wtf, lol

2019-08-11 01:26:03 UTC

i think the actual definition is feudalism "landholders granted land on basis of loyalty to granter"

2019-08-11 01:26:20 UTC

rather than "landholders granted land on basis of capital exchange"

2019-08-11 01:26:34 UTC

simply saying 'capital exchange' destroys the leftist narrative, does it?

2019-08-11 01:58:35 UTC

What the fuck are you on about? Lol

2019-08-11 01:58:43 UTC

None of what you said makes sense

2019-08-11 11:03:01 UTC
2019-08-11 12:01:16 UTC

quite funny

2019-08-11 12:01:23 UTC

white man comes, gives gifts medicine food, money

2019-08-11 12:01:42 UTC

villagers become entitled, feel like they're owed more and more, threaten him and demand more gibs

2019-08-11 20:15:03 UTC

human nature

2019-08-11 20:16:55 UTC

@Fitzydog it was me responding to comments on reddit, which i gave in quotes

2019-08-11 20:21:01 UTC

primitive peoples always have trouble integrating

2019-08-11 20:21:14 UTC

same with any drastically different culture i suspect, integration has to be slow

2019-08-11 20:37:03 UTC

august resents the guy because he feels he needs to catch up to the modern world, but that welsh man is the only way he can, so he feels like the welsh guy has all this power over him

2019-08-11 20:37:13 UTC

it's an uncontrollable human feeling

2019-08-11 20:37:37 UTC

imagine if earth was at the edge of the universe, and there was this alien civilization that was much larger

2019-08-11 20:38:11 UTC

and some alien comes to earth and says, well all alien trinkets can only be bought with alien money, which is worth a million times more than any currency on earth

2019-08-11 20:38:27 UTC

so the only way to get alien money is through the alien guy who comes to earth and talks to you

2019-08-11 20:39:05 UTC

meanwhile, earthlings are fully aware of alien civilization, it gets broadcast on the internet, tv, etc.

2019-08-11 20:39:28 UTC

there are successful humans that move up in alien society, but then there's an underclass living on earth

2019-08-11 20:39:44 UTC

and you can move up if you have enough alien money, but the only way to get that money is through like one guy

2019-08-11 20:39:54 UTC

and you can't afford a trip to the alien land

2019-08-11 20:39:57 UTC

i think that's what i feels like

2019-08-11 20:41:06 UTC

and say the aliens have a cure for cancer, but it can only be bought with alien money

2019-08-11 20:41:22 UTC

your friends have cancer, etc.

2019-08-11 20:41:55 UTC

i think that this isnt fully comparable

2019-08-11 20:42:00 UTC

how so

2019-08-11 20:42:06 UTC

the feeling, maybe

2019-08-11 20:42:13 UTC

but the difference lies in how to achieve it

2019-08-11 20:42:32 UTC

last thing you would do is sperg out towards the alien friend

2019-08-11 20:42:40 UTC

say, in order to integrate into alien society, you have to give up western values too

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