Message from @Xanth

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2020-12-10 00:01:22 UTC  

I wanted to be home schooled but they said nope

2020-12-10 00:01:45 UTC  

They said I need to learn how to be social

2020-12-10 00:06:55 UTC  

I'm too social and that's why I'm not being home schooled 😅

2020-12-10 00:07:00 UTC  

At least part of the reason

2020-12-10 01:16:56 UTC  

NEVER FORGET BLEEDING SUMNER!

2020-12-10 01:20:30 UTC  

I wonder how history will remember us

2020-12-10 01:25:35 UTC  

Depends on who wins

2020-12-10 01:27:26 UTC  

Because while we will probably remember both sides, the left will try to bury our existence

2020-12-10 01:50:25 UTC  

YES

2020-12-10 05:03:54 UTC  

Hey do you guys like sabaton

2020-12-10 06:32:05 UTC  

Ye

2020-12-10 06:36:29 UTC  

Who was the worlds 1st dictator?

2020-12-10 06:37:01 UTC  

Me

2020-12-10 07:03:58 UTC  

Time to put you in a wiki artical

2020-12-10 07:22:15 UTC  

yes

2020-12-10 07:36:25 UTC  

Megadeth cooler

2020-12-10 07:51:51 UTC  

This is an old article that caught my attention a few years back that discusses the history between Confucianism and Buddhism, and how the 2 systems of thought are in many ways diametrically opposed to one another, especially with regards to the nature of the self.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160321175102/http://history.cultural-china.com/en/165History5834.html

2020-12-10 07:52:04 UTC  

I know it's a niche topic, but I personally find it fascinating
Do you lads have any thoughts?

2020-12-10 08:20:50 UTC  

all i know is one of these chinese ways of thought is the reason beating is an acceptable punishment

2020-12-10 08:37:15 UTC  

As a Chinese person,I can say that is true

2020-12-10 08:37:18 UTC  

😂

2020-12-11 04:55:05 UTC  

Thoughts of Monte Cassino

2020-12-11 12:06:39 UTC  

YES

2020-12-11 12:39:14 UTC  

Sabaton is good

2020-12-11 13:09:21 UTC  

I remember a Roman tyrant, pretty dictatorial, one of Rome’s 7 kings. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

2020-12-11 16:43:10 UTC  

Ah

2020-12-11 19:30:46 UTC  

I love Sabaton

2020-12-11 20:41:23 UTC  

I love Sabaton too^^

2020-12-11 22:42:53 UTC  

😄 Awesome

2020-12-11 22:44:56 UTC  

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Tarquin-king-of-Rome-534-509-BC This is where the term tyrant originates from. But does being tyranical make you a dictator?

2020-12-11 22:45:36 UTC  

no

2020-12-11 22:45:42 UTC  

Actually it comes from Rome too

2020-12-11 22:45:54 UTC  

Although dictator didn't have the negative connotation it does now

2020-12-11 22:46:04 UTC  

They would take power during times of extreme emergencies

2020-12-11 22:46:14 UTC  

During the Roman Republic

2020-12-11 22:46:24 UTC  

And relenquish it when the emergency was over

2020-12-11 22:47:17 UTC  

Rome's first dictator was Aulus Postumius Albinus, who was appointed in the first decade of the fifth century BCE, when the Latin allies revolted. This was a serious crisis and the Romans thought that only one man with extraordinary powers could solve the problems. This measure was successful and was sometimes repeated. A consul or (in emergency situations) praetor could appoint a dictator; this proposal could not be vetoed. https://www.livius.org/articles/concept/dictator/

2020-12-11 22:47:45 UTC  

@Jade Sierra Wolf IX sorry for the second ping found what you were looking for. ^

2020-12-11 23:06:43 UTC  

Its ok, thank you

2020-12-11 23:46:39 UTC  

no problemo

2020-12-12 02:36:24 UTC  

I just joined an American Civil War regiment of reenactors