Message from @Apotheosis

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2018-01-13 07:29:22 UTC  

I mean... feudalism was still in effect in France and Britain after the plague, wasn't it?

2018-01-13 07:29:36 UTC  

Oh yeah

2018-01-13 07:29:44 UTC  

Look east europe is flat, easy to invade. West eroupe has more mountans, to hide in, and there is the british isles, u need boats to invade.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/372513679964635138/401638937606619136/9k.png

2018-01-13 07:29:45 UTC  

You don't change an entire system overnight

2018-01-13 07:30:16 UTC  

@zoopokemon kind of, except that big flat bit has a bitch of a winter

2018-01-13 07:30:23 UTC  

well... Britain and France took different paths

2018-01-13 07:30:28 UTC  

Always ends in a russian winter, as they say

2018-01-13 07:31:06 UTC  

Of course they did Apoth

2018-01-13 07:31:12 UTC  

Britain separated early from the Catholic church, avoided the thirty years war, and had several civil wars where they fought off abolutism in their monarchies and Catholic rule

2018-01-13 07:31:49 UTC  

France also tried to discover the republic. Five times.

2018-01-13 07:31:55 UTC  

Waiting on their sixth go at it.

2018-01-13 07:32:11 UTC  

but France went the path of a separated Catholic church (the pope of Avignon), then crushing their Hugenot Protestants, then asserting abolutist monarchy under Louis 14th after the thirty years war

2018-01-13 07:32:29 UTC  

Ye

2018-01-13 07:32:36 UTC  

and that's why we look down on the French

2018-01-13 07:32:43 UTC  

cause they backward ass monkeys

2018-01-13 07:34:44 UTC  

as different as they were

2018-01-13 07:35:12 UTC  

this doesn't compare to the difference between themselves and East Asians and Sub-Saharan Africans

2018-01-13 07:35:25 UTC  

You're right there

2018-01-13 07:38:38 UTC  

Didn't Eastern Europe struggle because they were unable to centralize any power? They were just little bit more unwilling to concede to a large centralized authority I guess?

2018-01-13 07:40:13 UTC  

but I'm still on the 1700s, things likely changed in the 1800s

2018-01-13 07:40:30 UTC  

Germans are known for their orderliness

2018-01-13 07:41:38 UTC  

LOL look a germany talk about not wanting to centralize power

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/372513679964635138/401641932037816321/1700.png

2018-01-13 07:41:41 UTC  

No, Eastern Europe had plenty of centralised power, I mean under that logic the UK would have struggled but we became the greatest nation in existance and that ever will be

2018-01-13 07:43:30 UTC  

I mean... there were like 300 German states only loosely under the authority of the Holy Roman Empire until the Thirty Year's War

2018-01-13 07:43:52 UTC  

and then they were pretty much independent after that

2018-01-13 07:43:58 UTC  

Germany isn't eastern Europe chap

2018-01-13 07:44:15 UTC  

oh my bad lol

2018-01-13 07:44:33 UTC  

They were more like a mix of both

2018-01-13 07:44:35 UTC  

tbh

2018-01-13 07:45:13 UTC  

They had serfdom despite their divided nature, largely because they were I guess what you could call "small scale authoritarians"

2018-01-13 07:45:13 UTC  

okay yes their serfdom got worse and worse

2018-01-13 07:45:15 UTC  

over time

2018-01-13 07:45:55 UTC  

But anyways, I'm going to go and kek but this has been interesting, I wish you luck in fleshing out your ideas!

2018-01-13 07:46:18 UTC  

for sure, thanks for the interesting conversation

2018-01-13 20:10:59 UTC  

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2018-01-13 20:15:17 UTC  

that's the 2nd to last link in <#377519392956874752>

2018-01-13 20:15:37 UTC  

dan "I don't scroll up" conway

2018-01-13 20:16:30 UTC  

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2018-01-13 20:27:35 UTC  

at leat she didnt take his tendies

2018-01-13 20:28:24 UTC  

Hehe