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2019-08-28 01:12:14 UTC  

@Deleted User did you have the "pleasure" interacting with Goose? He was legit pro third Reich and pro theocracy

2019-08-28 01:27:29 UTC  

Was that Goose or Bodhi?

2019-08-28 01:29:03 UTC  

Goose I can't speak to bodhi specifically except that he was a super aryan

2019-08-28 01:29:13 UTC  

Like a supersayan nazi

2019-08-28 01:30:37 UTC  

Bodhi just hated Jews. And loved astrology, or something.

2019-08-28 01:31:27 UTC  

Dude's kind of retarded

2019-08-28 01:36:35 UTC  

Numerology?

2019-08-28 01:36:43 UTC  

Astrology?

2019-08-28 01:38:56 UTC  

Fuck if I know what he was going on about

2019-08-28 01:42:37 UTC  

Buncha pagan shit

2019-08-28 02:13:28 UTC  

nah I didn't clive

2019-08-28 02:17:05 UTC  

@Clive
We've forgotten why WWI started (no, it wasn't sinking the *Luisitania*), ¿why would we care why WWII started? 😔😔😔😔

2019-08-28 02:17:09 UTC  

there's over a hundred years of history behind the civil war

2019-08-28 02:17:59 UTC  

the civil war was a competition for dominance between the north and south taking place as one battleground on the planet where a larger historical war was taking place

2019-08-28 02:18:03 UTC  

But but but but but nazis

2019-08-28 02:18:46 UTC  

slaves were as much the reason for the civil war as the p-51d was the cause of ww2

2019-08-28 02:19:27 UTC  

both were just elements that had relevance in a larger conflict

2019-08-28 02:25:35 UTC  

saying slaves were the cause of the civil war is like saying jerusalem was the cause of ther crusades

2019-08-28 02:27:07 UTC  

if you want people to be ignorant of the centuries of history before and after a pivotal event, you lie to them about the entire scope of the era, and pin it one little scapegoat that can be used to obscure what actually happened

2019-08-28 02:28:27 UTC  

im streaming

2019-08-28 02:28:29 UTC  

this is weird

2019-08-28 02:28:31 UTC  

the civil war, the crusades, the world wars, etc were pivotal climaxes to trends and events that built up for centuries before they occured, and echoed for centuries after

2019-08-28 02:28:36 UTC  

someone tell me how it looks

2019-08-28 02:28:59 UTC  

boiling it down to one little thing is either ignorant or a lie

2019-08-28 02:31:12 UTC  

helen of troy is a popular example of a long complex chain of events culminating in and era shifting climax that tied thousands of years of history before to thousands of years of history after

2019-08-28 02:32:06 UTC  

no legit historian honestly thinks she was the real reason for the war, but there was a time when a lot of people believed she was

2019-08-28 02:33:12 UTC  

that had more to do with them coming out of a dark age than to anyone lying, but it's a similar example to blaming the war where the second and third chapters of US history meet

2019-08-28 02:33:37 UTC  

on one little issue rather than what it was

2019-08-28 03:20:27 UTC  

Holy shit... 😲😲😲😲

2019-08-28 04:42:00 UTC  

Was it that people used to believe Helen of Troy was the real reason behind the Trojan war, or was it that people didn't realize that Troy was an actual place that existed, and just assumed that it was a story that someone dreamed up?

2019-08-28 04:59:35 UTC  

I think it was sort of both

2019-08-28 05:00:03 UTC  

Countless reenactments focus on the romance between Paris and Helen and not on the circumstances surrounding the war itself

2019-08-28 05:01:21 UTC  

and until Troy was located archeologically, people just assumed it was just a myth

2019-08-28 07:00:14 UTC  

@wolfman1911
Both. In fact, Heinrich SCHLIEMANN didn't actually find Troy, but rather a later city...
And there was no Helen.

2019-08-28 13:03:33 UTC  

So it was Karen of Troy then?

2019-08-28 13:41:29 UTC  

Yeah, the whole thing was actually started by her wanting to talk to Greece's manager.

2019-08-28 16:35:40 UTC  

Becky of troy

2019-08-28 17:30:26 UTC  

So the composer for Skyrim and several other big name games has been accused of raping an employee 10 years ago. Meaning unless Bethesda breaks precedent and stands with him, odds are he'll be dropped like a sack of potatoes without so much as a police report filed.

2019-08-28 18:36:50 UTC  

I think that we should have a standard, that if you verifiably falsely accuse someone incorrectly, you should at minimum face half the sentence that individual would face.

2019-08-28 19:49:10 UTC  

Gee, I wonder if *anything* like that has *ever* been suggested... /Sardonic.

2019-08-28 21:12:36 UTC  

Why not the full sentence the accused would have faced?