Message from @Jake Saga
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they hunt together with the human, etc
consider your biases may condition you to draw correllations as causation
my biggest problem with this discusion is that there is no separation between correlation and causation in anyone's assertions
What are some examples of when people may have confused the two, from today?
"President Trump, instead of politicizing and dividing America, which he always seems to do at times of national tragedy, should be focusing on the real solution — anti-terrorism funding — which he proposed cutting in his most recent budget," Schumer said.
To be fair, now
if we just #BanAllMuslims
answer is always more bureaucracy
we don't need to fund that
If we just #BuildTheWall
We just need to become mean and cruel enough to outsiders, en masse, to cause them to flee.
#bullycidebrowns
Niceness is a terrible trait to have if you want to have genetic survivors in the future.
I am not very nice. Strangely, I am very polite.
Jake Saga - Today at 10:08 PM
We just need to become mean and cruel enough to outsiders, en masse, to cause them to flee.
They already dislike us, that wouldn't change anything. In fact they derive pleasure from being socially persecuted
what truly needs to end, is first of all to allow them entrance, and secondly to give them free money
At its core, you're more right than I was
It's the culture of niceness that has led to all of the above
@Hagel I'm talking about a level of cruelty that I can't really get into here on a discord server.
Being cruel is a good method against muslims, because what we consider cruel is their norm. That doesn't scare them
Vlad the Impaler knew this. He killed them in painful and terrible ways
At the very least, my idea would detonate rahowa early, while we still have the numbers to win.
Yes.
I would have liked him if he didn't sometimes please his hunger dishonourably on his own people
He always looked for an excuse, but sometimes, they were weak
memes are sure the fuck not going to save us, nor good "optics."
Most empires collapse due to a number of causes, most often the combination of resource destruction, disease, and natural disaster, and political misstep in combination with military invasion
I still honour him for maintaining his own identity though despite the attempts of his kidnappers
see persia , also see Aztec
The Aztec empire seemed to be on the decline, honestly
Everyone hated them and despite their power and wealth, they made no philosophical or technological advancements
They just wasted a bunch of people by sacrificing them
They were like Rome, except they didn't even assimilate knowledge through conquest
the aztecs were badass
(and, of course, they allowed for loose control of outer provinces, since rebellions led to more sacrifices)
also see mongol breakaway states for longstanding heterogonous empires ruled by foreigners
one of the most brutal civilizations of all time