>we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us.
what do you think prisons are

not that i want to abolish prisons

Are you comparing a wall and a prison <:megathonk:517650135153639446>

It's not like you will go to prison for leaving the country lol

the Berlin Wall was somewhat necessary

West Berlin was a different currency zone

and they didn't want the west german currency becoming dominant in Berlin

splitting a city in half is going to have terrible effects no matter what

ideally there is no split city or wall

but sometimes that can't be possible

@lolxdkappa u here

are u just gonna ignore me

I'm still here I'm doing something that's called **Searching using Google** rn tho

i gtg

Aaaaaaand im back for like 15 minutes

ok

also kennedy was cringe and caused the cuban missile crisis

almost made everything die lma

yo yo yo

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/366/6466/eaau5141?fbclid=IwAR1K6heldYjZRfcaqHuS0E3R_PWpc9BvcOrHjDu_mMiNmUfev8_pcSDxR2s

https://survivethejive.blogspot.com/2019/11/the-genetic-impact-of-christianity-on.html?m=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P78Zd8265_k

most ethnic-nationalist groups rallied around Christianity

like?

every interwar nationalist group

Iron Guard, Spanish Falange, Rexist Party, Polish Falange, Irish Republicans, etc.

the notion that Christianity made people open to foreigners is modern and a result of secular humanism

the paper tried to claim that the specific policies of Christianity 'caused a spike in individualism

but its mostly observed in the north

yea that makes more sense

however there are plently of prominent examples of the contrary with the Sobornosti in Russia and the Slava in Serbia

Christianity is inherently collectivist

yeah, the effects can be better represented in the north west specifically with northern France, Germany, Nordic countries and Britain

those countries happen to be relatively irrelegious

survive the jives's post critiques the premise of the paper

its referring to the evolution of these societies into more individualistic ones

i think this is better explained by policies of liberalism were held by the countries that underwent the protestant reformations but i can understand how the adoption of more nuclear families within the late middle ages couldve lead to that

i think that it has more to do with the devolution of feudalism into capitalism

Capitalism is a byproduct, not the reason i would say

as well as secular enlightenment ideas contrary to traditional christian thought

yeah you can say it's more of a byproduct