gotta say the video is turning out to be quite difficult to watch for me

Yeah we agree to that

emotional bias and all that

haha! get rekt Germanfag

(I'm a ducc now)

I have to say the video was the biggest eye opener I've ever watched. The mention of Kant made me connect dots that go back to my infancy

I have only seen Sargon going seriously into racial analysis in one debate with Destiny and Hasan

@Tonight at 11 - DOOM fyi i identify as an unironic british imperialist

gewd 4 u

Brit larper

Where he was teamed with Nick Fuentes

what is it with anti larp bias in here?

Nick fuentes was such a meme

ima fucking hit ya with my foam zweihänder if you don't fuck off

https://youtu.be/bZzWtbknel0

meh, the video was full of generalisations about the opinions of large groups of people, makes it useless imo

"ima fucking hit ya with my foam zweihänder if you don't fuck off"
H0T

i'm not even kidding

You say it like it's impossible to analyse culture @Αγωνιζῆς

What my point is that such generalizations should only be made with sufficient evidence

I say declaring that all germans have the same worldview is nonsense

Insofar, it is difficult to analyse culture in this regard

I don think he's saying that

^^

'the German', 'the English' , seems pretty definitive to me

The english mindset and the german mindset

I thick he's saying there are cultural narratives common in one culture, and other ones in another. And the ones in German culture are being applied to English culture, which is nonsense

Suddenly it makes more sense when you finish the word

built this ne myself

but this connects a worldview with a certain nationality whitch is arbitrary

No

All it says is that this is where these worldviews come from

Do u not nuance? Do ppl have to put a #Not_All in front of everything for you to grasp that they are making a generalization, not a universal statement about a category of object?

@Tonight at 11 - DOOM this so hard

why not? It implies there is something inherenly 'English' about the ideas of locke

The german mindset #notall #culturesnotraces #diverse

and inherently 'German' about the Kantian philosophy

Well yes the ideas of locke were first adapted and spread from England

so?

i only know the bavarian mindset, which is very territorial (and rightfully so)