kay.

OH! I thought the most recent article was about a radio station being bombed by antifa SJW's. I really didn't pay much attention to the link. LOL.

No homo but, you have a velvety and manly voice.

Lol

The way of men is/should be near required

@diversity_is_racism good podcast, bud

@diversity_is_racism seconded.

I don't know what the haters are talking about, this is great radio.

hey guys

never do non drowsy antihistamines on an empty stomach

you get high as fucking shit

OUCH

THAT SOUNDS LIKE A CHEMICAL NIGHTMARE

UNINTENDED HIGHS ARE RARELY THAT GOOD

@-A THANK YOU FOR LISTENING... AND EVERY MAN SHOULD SMOKE A PIPE

@MRB WE WERE EARLY FANS OF JACK DONOVAN AT AMERIKA AND REMAIN SO. GREAT WRITER.

@Death Strike's Bat THE WORLD IS GOING STUPOR BOWEL CRAZY AROUND HERE

AND I AM THINKING IT IS ODD

ALL THIS FUSS OVER BASKETBALL

rofl columbus

mr enslave the natives to dig holes in the ground

to find more gold trinkets

what about the actual conquistadors who were just like fuck, kill these guys, raze their villages, farm shit

then go conquer hte people with real money?

Good morning, gentlemen.

GUTEN MORGEN

THE CONQUISTADORS WERE PROBABLY CLOSER TO PIRATES THAN WE REALIZE

SENT TO THE NEW WORLD AS DISPOSABLES

TO ENSURE OTHER EUROPEAN POWERS WOULD NOT GET THERE FIRST

@MRB COLONIALISM CAN BE VIEWED AS AN EARLY ARMS RACE

IF THERE IS A GIANT POT OF GOLD IN MEXICO, THE POWER THAT GETS IT FIRST WINS

FRANCE, ENGLAND, ESPAIN

GERMANY WAS SORT OF IN THE RUNNING TOO, BUT MORE INTERESTED IN AFRICA

I always saw it that way. Maybe not in the proper sense, but it certainly was a power grab in context of the times and troubles of the day.

Perhaps akin to how business views the moon and Mars now.

Comets too for that matter...

I don't think Musk does things for the shits and grins of it, basically.

My take: colonialism in the "classic" sense, though, was spurred due to Europe tapping out on resources for, as you put it, an arms race.

Money, power, greed, etc all in the vacuum of Europe with nowhere else to go.

@diversity_is_racism After thinking of the podcast, what philo movement started modernity? Was it just the absence of roman influence then dark ages to find a way back to a new path?