And the "pushing into other countries" was something they not only had the right, but the obligation to do.

See above wrt the "rights" of nations as well

>nations don't have the right to defend their own people
Lolwut.

You only have a "right" insofar as you have capability. "Your own people" is similarly vague. Most nations as they exist now have had multiple separate ethnicities throughout history, with many being born from conquest

Further, by that logic Germany was in the wrong for the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine, and retributive action should have been taken in the first place

Finally this glosses over the fact that Germany did not stick to its pre-war borders, nor did it have any intention of doing so.

So?

"You have the right to defend your own people"
"They invaded other countries, beyond their pre-war borders, where their own people never were, and beyond what they needed for any reasonable economic growth"
"So?"
There it is again

> where their own people never were
Try again fam.

Oh wait, are you doing that fake and gay thing where you pretend a nation is a piece of paper?

>go beyond borders
>but those people are all mine though
Where is the rightful home of the Czechs? Bohemia existed as a nation long before the infant-state that is modern Germany
And no, I'm just not ignorant enough to assert that nations as they are now were always one singular people

The notion of rightful place is built on an arbitrary standard that glosses over the genuine ethnic diversity found in the history of Europe. And I dont mean people who came there from Asia or Africa

I'm not making a "rightful place" argument. Quite the opposite in fact.

Germany has the right, and obligation, to defend ethnic Germans. No matter where they live.

It has the same flaw

are we going by one drop?

Or Nuremberg? Or some other standard

*sigh* Oh good.
The tactical retardation game.

There has to be a standard because if it's one drop most of Europe has to protect most of Europe, and it extends to North America. Even if we set that aside... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherusci

The consolidation of multiple peoples into one singular ethnicity is somewhat concerning, no?

@@Legalize I don't particularly care, as I'm not German. That would be for Germans to decide. But the continuum fallacy is still a fallacy.

> The consolidation of multiple peoples into one singular ethnicity is somewhat concerning, no?
Not in the slightest.

It's not a fallacy if I'm just asking for one standard with which to examine the problem. You could list any standard you wanted, and I wouldn't critique the standard itself.
So wait, if we consolidate Germans into the Polish population by force, that isn't a concern?

Sure. 100% Germans decide what percentage of non-German admixture is acceptable.

@Beemann Who is "we"?

Whatever group is strong enough to enforce the change really, similar to how prior ethnic consolidation went

@Deleted User
This is no video game, this is reality. The innocent bystanders *HERE* are also judging the scene, and if you attack *HERE,* they hold it against you.
It'd maybe be understandable if lives were imminently at risk, say that lady in Britian who's been ***ORDERED*** to have an abortion, to use a little (or in her case, *a lot*) of muscle, but using force just because you don't like what they *said* makes ***YOU*** the bad guy;
And for those of you who doubt me, consider that Christians being burned as candles in the colleseum was the single most powerful propaganda weapon of Christianity in Europe- So much so that that, and *NOT* Constantine's declaration, is attributed by historians as the reason for the Roman Empire's conversion.

@Unironic Ohio Supremecist
¿Really? Unless you're off on some brain dead *"Jews did 9/11"* shit again, you'll have to ***MUCH*** better than not *'liking'* jews to substantiate this *'got fucked over by kikes'* line...
I'd seriously not accuse others of strawmen after building a strawgolem myself if I were you. But that's just me...
And btw... Germany had a treaty with Britian not to expand thier borders any further than the Polish invasion.
They brazenly violated it with thier invasion of France. Openly and unmitigatedly.
*So much so,* that Nevile CHAMBERLAIN is now shorthand for cowardly appeaser.

And onto a totally different issue...
I'm looking for reccomendations on body armor- Not torso and head, but rather arms, legs, and neck. (Ironically, I have my hands as well protected as practically possible, but not the other 3 parts...)
Ballistic protection would be *nice* but isn't strictly speaking *mandatory...*

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3765-3766-Tribes-Dr-Shohola-PA-18458/2082556354_zpid/

Is it worth it to buy something like this to innawoods in? I'm planning to buy some sort of small cottage when the housing market crashes next year

I mean if it sucks you can just improve it yourself, no?

@Lolibattlemachine
It looks ok, but it's entire ground level. I'm far too paranoid for that.
*For a normal human being* it looks great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrY_CSRkV6M

...
I got a feeling this is gonna be a *"waithefuck"* night...

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Few crooks actually pick locks, and fewer still enter through a window. Most get in through a conveniently open door. An unlocked door is a door without a lock.
To aid you with door locking, either make a conscious effort OR get self-locking doors. The simplest of these are so called gate-locks or closet locks, which, from the outside, require a key for entry, and from the inside usually don’t even have a keyhole- Just a latch. They can ALWAYS be opened from the inside. (They’re also used for some types of prison doors.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15yD6dj3b5g

>FPU
Based

Hey, Kevin, that's pretty good...
#NoNotReally.

The gresl grandson of the gun that won WWII is ***STILL*** in service.
Damn John... You did good.

30-06 is also less pricey and annoying to obtain than I was led to believe