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Heehee

wasn't that concept and where this came from created by boomers?

"Back in my day we didn't have these participation trophies!"

Fascist rhetoric is just rebranded conservatism with edgier aesthetics

If hard times create hard men and hard men create good times, why are African countries still shit?

@Stalin they haven't transitioned yet from hard times to good times

i mean africans must be pretty strong physically

@(っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ doom clit ♥ you are weak man

Get redpilled

I must be a weak man considering I am a women. I would figure logically that I would make a pretty weak man.

@(っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ doom clit ♥ weak woman then

And weak and strong isn't just physical

Too late, you kinda lost the mojo with what you were going for.

There are many other ways to be weak and hard

I wasn't going for any stupid mojo

But ok

@F0X~{A Walker}

how does this fit into cyclical history

Not sure what you mean

when will the africans embrace

@T. Raven its possible to get stuck in one stage for a long time

Depending on what's happening internationally

ok so cyclical history is un dialectical horseshit that is so vague and unexplained that you can make up any kind of excuse you want to still justify using it

Well each stage doesn't have a clear time stamp of how lomg it's supposed to take

because it's stupid

No because that's not how the world works

A good time stage can last decades even centuries or it can last a few months

Or even just a day

@T. Raven just because you don't understand it fully doesn't make it stupid

I don't understand rocket science

Doesn't make it stupid

yes a simple piece of rhetoric that literally doesnt say anything and can mean literally anything must be on the same level as rocket science

i love how "hard times" and "good times" are conveniently undefined so it can mean whatever the poster wants it to be

black men in commercials, me sweating in the summer heat, mom not buying any pizza rolls this week

Somehow I doubt "black men in commercials, me sweating in the summer heat, mom not buying any pizza rolls this week" count in this piece of rhetoric

hard times can mean whatever anyone wants it to mean since it's conveniently left vague and undefined

it's almost as if this is just propaganda

short simple phrases "strong men create good times"

you could just chant it like it's some kind of mantra