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Worst fears do come true.
Germany feared being divided by and forever subservient to foreign powers.
The US feared left-wing subversion and gradual self-sabotage.
The USSR feared reactionary capitalist elements plundering state institutions.
Sometimes hardliners have a point.
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@KILLTOPARTY
Before reading the replies I immediately assumed the third reason was "too much desire for wife"
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@Kaybearmomma
Fussell wrote about this in "Class" more than 20 years ago: mild sauces are a distinctly middle-class phenomenon. The working poor intentionally maximize sensation, and the upper-class don't buy sauces.
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@KendrasUsername
"He told me I'm so worldly for a 21-year-old"
Even if you'd pick up on nothing else, good grief
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@DegreeStudies
People often bring up the Greek quote on the same subject, which of course was actually said when Athens was genuinely declining.
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@Trust_Lion_
I actually generally find it easier to be platonic friends with (happily) married women than single women because it removes any ambiguity or weird dynamics
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@SCHIZO_FREQ
Women really like being on the floor. Lie down on it, be nearer to it. Strange phenomenon
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@Tr00peRR
Middle-distance running is always interesting. Not short enough for West Africans to dominate, not long enough for East Africans to dominate.
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@owenbroadcast
This might be an unpopular opinion, but kids can handle hearing about that kind of stuff. They even like to. You can explain it in a way they understand and builds their knowledge. The key difference is between "hearing about something" and "directly dealing with something."
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@GSpellchecker
Regardless of the gender thing, defense is supposed to NOT be proportional. If it was, it would just be a "fight." If someone has pulls a knife on you, the proper self-defense reaction is to shoot them with a gun until they're neutralized, not to pull your own knife for a duel.
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@Mythotard
I always share whatever comes to mind in a friendly tone and they just seem to think I'm hilarious
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@LindyTasteful
Imagine agreeing to be a model for Dubnitskiy and he starts just making you operate machinery in an abandoned warehouse or hold dead farm animals or something.
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@Thegenrlstaff
The week after he ascended the throne he began royally recognizing LGBT groups and got rid of the part of the oath of office that required swearing on the bible, doubt we'll see anything but groveling from him
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@gaynarowlands
The funny thing is, a lot of the "futuristic" stuff is now just what we associate with the 70s.
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@AltHistCody
It has Arnold, but for some reason he wasn't cast at the main protagonist but rather a goofy warden cameo.
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@JackPosobiec
It's very circular logic. "This animal couldn't have been domesticated because... it wasn't domesticated." He also gets many facts straight-up wrong.
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@memeticsisyphus
It's hatred of the person Kyle represents. They'd gladly sacrifice 10 of their own if it meant seeing a video of Kyle being beaten to death.
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@Klaus_Arminius
The thing that really starts making her cry is nothing to do with him, it's a new car
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@ssphinxe
>reactionary
>no place for class revolution
Even if you took them seriously, they don't know he was alive 2,000 years before anything like modern liberalism or capitalism even existed
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@moonbeamdreams_
Most women aren't really attracted to the idea of a guy who lives in the gym (associations with bad personality, no fun, neurotic etc.) but if you show them a pic of an offseason (not contest-lean) mid-lvl bodybuilder and say he's a swimmer or whatever they'll usually be into it.
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@Slatzism
At the end of the day... would you rather be walking down a random alleyway in Kyoto, or Dehli?
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@memeticsisyphus
Most Americans don't actually have any native blood in them, it's just a popular folk myth within families.
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@TheMadDimension
I would have a morbid curiosity about the photo and probably immediately regret it.
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@CaribbeanRythms
If I was an artist I'd make a bunch of these types of things, lots of random 'symbolic' objects and vague questions, then just post them on Boomer Facebook pages to see the debates.
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@FLAYERS_27XXX
Or, if that doesn't work, at least you get the privilege of being martyred on their behalf (like the rest of the "good" characters.)
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@VDAREJamesK
If they truly believed "America is built on stolen land" with the implication that it should be returned to "natives," then they would advocate an end to immigration. But they don't, because the actual purpose is just to delegitimize White presence, the actual issue irrelevant.
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@snakel3t
Out of everything marriage is supposed to include, I feel like sexual exclusivity is pretty much one of the absolute baseline requirements... shouldn't even really need to be a discussion
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@LostLandshark
I'd rather stay single for life than lose my dignity by typing like a screenshotguy
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@sanstitre2000
@bjorn_brother
If you eliminate guns, then pike squares are the most recent meta. Makes sense.
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@SCHIZO_FREQ
Useless question. Obviously they would say "significantly decrease risk" since they want (more) access to the content, but the reality is probably the opposite (We already have data indicating viewing abuse and rape porn leads to higher offense rates for those respective crimes).
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@robkhenderson
I have a hard time wrapping my mind around this. As it's written, I'd feel validated, like they trust my opinion and were convinced by whatever I said I liked about the model.
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@17cShyteposter
During the middle ages,
1. Nobility tended to have many more children than peasants
2. Petty criminals were routinely hanged
Over a few hundred years, the upper classes effectively replaced the lower classes (in cumulative terms) about 2.5 times
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@EricRichards22
"Starter home" is peak boomer weirdness.
Remember: if homes were inherited instead of sold by the old to pay for cruises, then after only 3-4 generations no one in families of 2 children would ever need to buy a house again.
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@realRaegenhere
It's actually unfavorable to them. Look at Pleasantville, Truman Show, any folk horror. Lefties genuinely feel like a normal homogeneous society is creepy, suspicious, and uncomfortable, and they can't relate to the average person who wants it.
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@Porter97977215
Had the same idea but didn't realize she was one of the hypocrites. Trust cuts both ways.
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@ArmoricaStan
They have the natural impulse for nationalism, but can only express it in safe, allowed ways
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@wanyeburkett
People don't realize the original point of the prison system was neither rehabilitation nor punishment, but removing criminals from society. Prison was considered more humane than just hanging people for most crimes, which had been normal.
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@ArmoredNorman
Polos are nice when everyone else is wearing T shirts, but for a king? When people around you have trad desert robes? Tribal leader mogs.
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@CovfefeAnon
She can't really argue against being an illustration of the pitfalls of her ideology when the problems she's facing are obviously a direct consequence of it.
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@VDAREJamesK
Religious founding myths, on the other hand, fit as a pattern perfectly. WWII and the HC only started to be portrayed this new way in the 70s, and the feeling gets stronger with the years precisely because people have less memory of the actual physical events.
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@Duderichy
People in the replies are missing the fact that, comparing between societies, past a certain threshold health and material wealth don't actually correlate and there's no reason to expect them to.
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@SWENGDAD
With no weapons there's not much point. But mediocre weapons would be amazing to try with no consequences. Paleolithic spear.
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@PaulSkallas
Part of the problem is the way society is set up, children are now a hinderence for women to achieve social status, not a benefit. Introducing monetary incentives actually makes this problem worse.
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@medovikka
If it was just a long/weird/difficult name I wouldn't, but if it was a noble name I might. "Von [placename]" and such
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@AuronMacintyre
It's funny how the meme implies things like "women nowadays are less medicated" and "people nowadays have fewer secret fetishes"
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@LandsharkRides
Best case scenario, you see (lots of) dark wet rock
Worst case scenario, you die slowly
Why not literally anything else? Mountain climbing is basically the same and you even get a view at least.
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@n3xtbern
@RWApodcast
Disagree, the NGOs tried to start things up there back in 2020 but Lukashenko suppressed them and sided more decisively with Russia as a result.
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@enlightenedcoop
@p8stie
Ah, but you make a classic mistake-- quality isn't some aethereal, abstract thing. It's made up of real, determinate traits... including, for example, height and money and status
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@Babygravy9
Nothing against downs guy. Guy on the left is normal enough but should hit the gym. Guy on the right is acceptable only if he benches 405.
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@dearlybeloves
Coffeeshops connected to bookstores are the best ones. Sit down with your new book and a hot beverage
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@RWApodcast
To be fair, dollars can be a bit misleading compared to "number of trucks"/"barrels of oil"/etc.
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@witte_sergei
Actual answer: he's a young right-wing "tradcath" (traditional catholic) political commentator. He's had a live show for several years and is considered leader of the "groyper" faction, which is best known, among other things, for opposing Israel and critiquing women.
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@uberboyo
So hated that Protestants and Catholics have put aside their differences to walk side by side to fight it.
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@witte_sergei
I recall an SS guy who operated communication systems in the Fuhrerbunker. After Hitler's death, communications were cut, almost everyone left, the Soviets were only blocks away. Eventually, the guy asked Goebbels personally if he could leave since "he didn't have a job anymore."
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@tardwife3000
@Tr00peRR
It depends on the talent pool population size and stuff like that, but in general East Africans do the best.
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@PaulSkallas
"Causes cancer" is a tricky one because a lot of the things that cause healthy growth also cause cancer growth, since cancer tumors are basically just more bodily tissue. Growth Hormone being a similar example.
A better concern about supplements is contamination by heavy metals.
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@etienne_cella
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@RifeTechnology
Nürnberg was a kangaroo court. Have a laugh at this interaction:
"Is this a voice recording of Himmler?"
"No"
"Are you sure?"
"Yeah pretty sure"
"ARE YOU POSITIVE"
"I mean... it could be?"
"Let the record show this is Himmler's voice, no one is allowed to question this"
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@CrimsunYo
@LearnGreatness
@UpdatingOnRome
A huge amount of archeology is based only on extrapolations from finds of common objects like pottery and figurines. The "venus" statuette thing is a good example, whole books have been written about "ancient fertility cults" based on just them alone.
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@cirsova
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@theammind
The specific art style on the left looks like a Poptropica puzzle room.
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@brachioeuropa
@TheognisOMegara
In my experience, when the work is done most teachers will just let you read. Stunted? They won't guide you towards a great classical education but neither will anyone else; they won't prevent you either. It's basically daycare, the most distracting thing is the other students.
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@wanyeburkett
No, we can't. What seems to you like historic American "race-neutrality" was really just an early step along the same program towards what we have today.
The default is ingroup-preference. Deviation from this doesn't have a magical stopper somewhere along the way.
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