Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters" channel.

  1. It's noted that grooming gangs have already started in Japan, led by Kurds mostly, and yes their police have proven just as cowardly as our own.
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  2. I preferred the Chinese when they were comically racist.
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  3. The Tasmanians were wiped out by disease and the British authorities actively tried to save them. It became a controversy in Victorian England which is why it's a prominent example for people who don't know what they are talking about.
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  4. The English certainly weren't knife friendly in the past, basically every man carried a knife but pulling one in a fight (or ganging up on someone) was seen as French and dishonorable, instead they liked to sock each other in the face like boxers (but without any of the prancing around), fights were pretty culturally normalised but people did their best not to do serious damage as if you killed someone chances were you'd be hanged.
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  5. The authorities in Egypt won't get their cut from the tomb robbers if they let the archaeologists get to these sites first.
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  6. A brave quasi-women being untoward towards children, colour me surprised!
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  7. 'Should the right have cancel culuture' no, the right should have basic human decency culture. Being a nonce revokes your humanity membership as well as infringing of the basic decency clause.
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  8. He wasn't even by his own standards. He was a terrible military leader, destroyed the Empire and strengthened the Soviets. The guy was a narcissistic drunkard, and only a leader in the sense of being a worse one than King John.
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  9. It would be hilarious if someone actually donates £2 million via the website and the lotus eaters are forced to make a based ai.
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  10. They should relocate to Russia, and then respond to all subsequent legal ruling by laughing.
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  11. Expect that to come back, universities are having quite a lot of focus on coming up with reasons to get round or ignore it.
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  12. The thing with education is that zoomers were basically miseducated by the state but with the internet the curious one's very often are very knowledgeable and much wiser than the TV generation. The women however are still tv generation and so the maleducation shows, apart from the autistic one's and the Christian's. As a zoomer I must say I have absolutely no incentive to work within the system and every to destroy it. As a Christian such is a moral imperative on top. I would rather have 12 century living standards than no future, as a young guy sacrifice is a responsibility and the current establishment has earned a blood vendetta from their actions against me and mine, the priority is our existence as a people, not the ability to work within a system that actively hates and persecutes me. Who cares what women think they are creatures of society, they shift to social norms, who cares about money, it is an liability when the bandits come. What we need is organisation, direction and training. The old world is not worth preserving, let's build something new on the models of the past, we need saints and martyrs not self-help advice and platitudes.
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  13. They are raiders, basically just bandits with a country.
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  14. It has been Armenian for thousands of years, Azerbaijan has existed for a fraction of the time that they have lived on that territory. It is a shame on all Christian nations that we abandon our own when convenient rather remembering our duties before God. One thousand years ago such violations sparked the Crusades, today we suffer much greater insult and yet capitulate to evil, daneguld has ever reaped only further trouble.
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  15. A number of things completely missed (did Josh not even look at his wiki page). He is friends of Curtis Yarvin, and has stated his support for Yarvins ideas though he disavowed monarchy as the political future of the US. He also has referenced Carl Schmitt when talking about the function of the organs of state. So no he is not just a slightly more right wing Trump, he is openly present in and influenced by the more mainstream parts of the dissident right. That probably makes him the most right wing republican politician in America, as well as among the most revolutionary, just in the opposite direction of other revolutionaries within the American political system. He said that Ukraine needs to accept territorial concessions and make peace. He did not get married in a Catholic Church 5 years before he would convert. He was raised religious, as a protestant evangelical, he became atheist as and adult before converting to Catholicism under the intellectual influence of Rene Girard (a French rightist Catholic Philosopher) and St Thomas Aquinas. He in involved with the Dominican order and goes to their order's mass, in other words he is a Latin mass Tradcath. All of these bore mentioning.
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  16. The face of evil is a grin.
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  17. As someone currently on an education BA this is unbelievably important and far more serious than most yet understand.
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  18. That is dependent on us stopping his vision becoming established in Europe.
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  19. A great deal of it was the sort of stuff you could only find in the storage area of an old library, and thus wouldn't even know of without it being in your internet search results. A good deal is frankly unavailable to any normal person without the archive, which is probably the reasoning to get rid of it.
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  20. It's easy to encapsulate this by just defining ideologies as belief systems and viewing them through the same lense as religion. As that's what it very much is.
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  21. Because the result is the purpose.
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  22. Justice is a social contract. It is the tacit agreement that revenge will be turned over to the hands of the state to allow for greater impartiality and disincentivise vendettas. If justice is not imparted then the contact is null and it is totally moral to enact personal, familial or community justice with your own hands, indeed according to Christian morality it is a not just justified but a moral imperative to respond to evil with violence.
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  23. I'll get the anniversary edition whenever you get round to compiling all the issues into a book.
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  24. Remember 1917 chaps, our grievances become a lot more pertinent when we are armed, trained and organised. Last thing we want is a military dominated by our enemies. And let's just say that being trained doesn't mean being deployed if you catch my drift.
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  25. May I recommend having Fr Josiah Trenham on as a guest. Let's concentrate the based Godliness. It's time for the right to consolidate behind a positive vision and start taking ground and saving souls.
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  26. Couple of things to mention that Americans seem to miss, our leadership class is literally appealing to your own moral system of rule when they are rude about America, your ruling class hate America so ours act the same to get brownie points, it also always them to act aggressively in a direction that is totally safe for them. The American government has put massive pressure on both Canada and Europe to remain disarmed, indeed Canada was almost a military state at the end of WW2 (they were basically the crack shock troops of the British Empire, and very proud of it), when they offered that to the Americans your government was very reluctant to have Snow Spartans on their northern border and were quite active in seeing Canada disarmed and reorienting them into a welfare state so their financial commitments would not allow a repeat. Likewise in Europe, it's taken a long time to fully placate the European states (especially France, like seriously, there were colour revolutions over it, ironically with the communists backing the right wing despite the French thinking they were behind it), military security is directly linked to autonomy, if all these states are reliant on US military hegemony they can never pursue independent policy or get out from under American protectorship. The reason the deep state panicked is that Trump is not undoing stupid ideas, he is knocking over very subtle and well thought out mechanisms and backroom deals because as he has correctly assessed they are at a direct cost the Americans themselves, but the elite don't care about that, the structures are to the benefit of their own wealth and power and the American Imperial project, all the common American does it pay for it (and they'd say they should be thankful, as Europeans and other subject people's pay even more, indeed they've pretty much been drained, a bit like the rust belt but for longer depending on utility, with the borderlands getting an easier time and interior provinces having pretty much been sucked dry).
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  27. Evil begets evil. Likewise with ugliness and treason.
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  28. We shall bring hell to earth and call it enlightened.
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  29. Tartars are a turkic people group from Crimea with roots in Mongolia, historically their name got applied to Mongol and Turkic Nomads in a very general sense. Tartary was a mixture of 'here be dragons' but with mongols on maps and a genuine warning like with Barbary (North Africa) because it was likewise a massive centre of slave trading, so not a safe place to go and they were launching constant raids into Christendom. Most of the groups so labelled are still around and were either invaded or vassalised by the Tsardom of Russia, though many were decimated or relocated under Stalin, including the Tartars themselves.
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  30. If they aren't delivered on then they should be enacted by private citizens.
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  31. The Russians back during the 90's would literally just take them into a wood and film some videos for liveleak.
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  32. Best of luck, just remember to take advantage of their weapons laws, the migrant crisis is likely to get a lot worse shortly.
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  33. This has been my experience as well.
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  34. The enlightenment is 100% the problem.
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  35. The suicide rate is similar to European countries and the age of consent laws are increased in local laws (prefecture rather than state but effectively the same as US states making their own state laws) meaning that it is not under 16 anywhere. No one mentioned it by I know it will come up, birth rates are in fact above European birth rates if you account for births to foreign born mothers (which make up about 30% of births in the UK now), mark that I said foreign born not non-native (e.g. it's probably a hell of a lot higher due to second and third generations though it would be noted that immigrants integrate into having below replacement births over time, which is pretty damming of western society's ability to persist).
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  36. Mate, traitors are as traitors do. It's not that convoluted.
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  37.  @cameronjames3499  So be it.
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  38. It is with the NHS, as you'll be the one paying for it, not her.
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  39. To be fair, is he wrong? Punjibi's bravely fought for the British Empire and remain one of the compatible ethnic groups, Pakistanis are what they are and Indians don't culturally integrate beyond not being criminals.
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  40. Send them the government reports on it.
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  41. What was the sexuality of those priests, and how theologically orthodox were they, we now both, it wasn't that they were Christian, it's that they weren't but used institutional power towards their personal interests in exactly the same way they they used it to pushed their ideological beliefs in and traditional dogma out.
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  42. Yeah, but usually only if you are looking for them. Ease of access is a massive boon.
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  43. We have been literally shouting this at them for years now though, and it's still only being picked up by a component of the country that has very little power.
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  44. They, do have a positive vision, they are utopianists and the utopia is Rousseauian. I'm surprised this was in question, a lot of their thinking stems from comparison with utopia rather than reality, this is why they undermine go things, nothing is good compared with theoretical perfection.
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  45. Not my experience at all, most are poor because their wages hardly cover their rent, it's hard enough for those who live with their parents.
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  46. My own experience with social services is that they are much worse than useless as they disempower responsible parties in order to facilitate this sort of thing.
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  47. In tyrannies it was very common, it's just that the West did not have tyrannies quite on this level since ancient times, nor any as evil as this one.
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  48. He married five years before he converted, Josh did not do basic factchecking.
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  49. Hawaii is one of the places most likely to be saturated with nukes, it is a major US navy base. Personally I'd find a less relevant island chain.
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  50. Last thing we need is more liberalism. It's fighting fire with fire.
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  51. Notably religious authority remained with the emperor for a long time, in the person of the holy Roman emperor's in the west and the Tsars in the east. This was upset by personal ambitions during the reformation, though interestingly only Henry made himself an emperor, many of the continental protestants continued to acknowledge the emperor even if they were hostile to the pope and politically it didn't mean much (Bismarck was annoyed to find that the Prussian royal family considered themselves still bond by feudal oath to the emperors of Austria (who were the successors to the holy Roman emperor. And as late as the early 20th century Austrian emperors could and did veto candidates for pope. It might also be mentioned that a certain group was exiled from their homeland by the Romans and have a pathological obsession with destroying it's legacy, being very aware of the religious continuation through the church. They are probably more than 90% the reason why people don't know the basic self-perception of Christendom for the last 1900 years or something ridiculous. A core competent of secularism has been deconstructing Rome. To be honest I don't think the liberals have any motivation in the direction things have gone, they like to larp as Rome, not desecrate it (or rather not intentionally).
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  52. It is up to a male member of the community to step in an permanently solve the problem for the sake of his own, bearing the cost of doing so as a necessary sacrifice.
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  53. It's been happening right across YouTube of late, they still turn up in notifications and are usually totally mundane so I have no clue what the bots are up to. The amount of disappearing comments is quite something, I would estimate that maybe as high as 30% of replies to comments have been going missing but I've seen much higher, often inexplicably.
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  54. You need organisation and strategic positioning, which hasn't happened at all and really should have started last century.
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  55. "He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many vices, it fosters negligence, and incites not only the wicked but the good to do wrong." - John Chrysostom 340-407 AD Archbishop of Constantinople.
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  56. Their duty.
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  57. May the spirit of Christ be with him.
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  58. Take the log out from your own eye first.
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  59. Our duty to change that.
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  60. No he understands the necessity of conservatism being transformative force based on it's own moral principals and not a rearguard action against the new religions. The thing he doesn't understand is that Carl has probably been more transformative in outlining that than he has been, he simply hasn't engaged and realised that Carl is not the trollish internet atheist he started out as but instead has developed considerable philosophical depth and is active in developing it further.
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  61. It was a good move to have her meet with Trump as his mother was a devout royalist and as a result the Queen is one of the few world statesmen that Trump has nothing but praise and respect for. She was probably the only person he was in awe of while President and seems to have had a similar reaction to that his wife had to meeting the pope (as she's Catholic).
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  62. You might want to look into their theology, they have prophecies to fulfil, one in which people's other than them converge into one through mixing.
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  63. British Liberation Army.
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  64. Hard to say, they have a very stable political system, it's basically a one party state, that and they are deeply reverent towards ideas coming out of the preeminent power, that being America, but in the past very much China. There isn't really a ready counter-elite, but the existing elite is much more loyal to its people and more aristocratic in character, so things could radically change.
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  65. I was just looking at a Japanese mansion on a Japanese real estate webpage, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a professional level kitchen, a woodburner and unlike the stereotypes massive rooms, £60,000. No seriously, £60,000 and it's near schools, £60,000 and I don't have to worry about my daughters going outside and that if something happened to them the perpetrator would get a slap on the wrist and sent on their way. £60,000 and I would be living in a functioning country with decent living standards. My only reason to stay would be to fight for regime change.
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  66. Meanwhile grocery shopping: Husband: 'What would the kids like?' Wife: 'I need ten buckets of yogurt.'
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  67. On one hand your cost of living is worse, on the other Europe is in the process of being conquered, and if you are say a woman, the results of that might well be felt rather directly.
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  68. Great another 'no true liberalism' segment. Carl has become more sophisticated in understanding that the liberal appeal is basically a magic hat trick which supplants the values underlying Christian/traditional views of hierarchy and morality with those concocted to support the power and moral sensibilities of liberal oligarchs instead. Instead of a discussion about such an interesting topic and further development of such ideas we get the same conversation that's been repeated for years at that point, I cancelled my subscription to lotus eaters for this very reason.
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  69. This issue stems back to the glorious revolution at least, and arguably the reformation. For centuries the King has been subject to parliament, and thus no King at all.
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  70. That wouldn't destroy the country though.
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  71. The Muslims aren't right but what you are seeing is the shared ground they hold on morality with Christianity (that being the bits that Mohammed plagiarized rather than made up). Morality and the shared understanding of what reality is needs foundations of belief, otherwise other beliefs systems will be able to undermine ideas based on nothing but precedence, in the way dead wood will make way for living roots. In the west foundation is Christianity and it's roots run right to the heart of our civilisation as it was once a vigorous tree which shaped institutions and social norms which are to this day utterly unique and cannot live outside of it's shade.
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  72. What the hell do you expect us to do with the Islamists here, ask them nicely to leave. Showing mercy to existential enemies is the strategy of fools, losing and being wiped out isn't moral. Letting innocents be the victims of your sense of moral superiority is deeply immoral.
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  73. It's still harmful to you.
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  74. He's scared of the Labour party coming after his business and has been trying to lay the groundwork for a political career with that apology to Phillips.
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  75. Josh seems to think that Balkanisation is a solution. It might be for individual groups but it will sunder the national body. We don't need a rise in sectarianism to accompany descent into crisis, we need large scale reform from the top down, libertarians either must support factions sympathetic to their end goals or be fall divided to the simple willingness of totalitarians to organise on the necessary scale. Libertarians are basically doomed if the continue to view their ideals as doctrine. Even Marxist historical theory doesn't stop them from making practical political efforts, don't throw out the toys you have just because you don't have all the one's you want.
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  76. This. I would resubscribe for this.
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  77. A state without justice is without legitimacy.
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  78. Non-Japanese have largely not integrated at all, even Japanese who have lived abroad have extreme trouble fitting in, and those born abroad have been told to go home rather than stay in Japan. Taiwanese have fit in relatively well, but that is with active efforts by the community and friendly relations between the countries, Chinese and Koreans are not integrated any more that gypsies are in the west even after multiple generations, unless they intermarry into non-existance. Europeans are seen as glamourous but other people's are only welcome through considerable arm twisting. It won't end well, the newcomers are not human in many important senses and the Japanese like all East Asians are passive until the decide not to be, and after that they are nothing if not thorough.
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  79. Children preferably.
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  80. I disagree with a lot of their segments and so far they have responded reasonably. I suggest not coming in with leftist or poorly argued criticisms.
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  81. The French revolution was caused by liberalism, liberalism by the English civil war and the English civil war by the reformation. Prior to that people genuinely thought they were still living in the Roman Empire, just with a German Emperor vested with the authority of the Pope (unless you were in the East, in which case you were Rome's rightful successor, the third and last Rome on a holy mission to liberate Byzantium right up to 1917, like it was literally their main war aim to take back Constantinople in the peace without the British intervening for about the 20th time in return for them having fought the rest of the Great War, unfortunately not to be, and the British were almost certainly involved in the first revolution by the liberals just as Germany was in the second).
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  82. Yes, and correct.
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  83. Aye, there is no better way of creating both community cohesion and contemplating the values of western civilisation than in church.
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  84. Unless you are in Tokyo the living costs are significantly lower and houses are affordable. The average European would chew their own arm off for the standard of living they have, also Britain has the highest taxes since WW2 plus an inheritance tax of 40%, the economic depression in Japan is as psychological as anything, they aren't even being invaded, but they are isolated enough not to get that even their worst problems are like 10% of same problem in literally every other developed country. Even the suicide and fertility rates are within European averages.
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  85. It was the key transport link of the eastern front, the Soviets very much wanted it targeted. Of course after they took it there was a decent opportunity for stocking some East German nationalism in the right direction, of course the previous regime had laid the groundwork by also using it for propaganda but the Soviets kept it coming.
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  86. In the bible it's heavily implied that Adam was not the only human on earth, he was the only one with made in God's image (so with a soul). His descendents were heads of clans and Noahs sons set up bloodlines across the world, notably in Ethiopia, but not South of it, likewise one went to where our ancestors lived.
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  87. Wolves are clever and Americans have guns.
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  88. In Victorian times the police were told that if they wanted to carry a gun they should carry their personal one under the uniform. There were occasions when they had to chase armed suspects and members of the public turned over revolvers to be used in the firefight. The traditional right to bear arms was an English liberty long before it was an American one, like all the other liberties it was enacted by a King and suspended by a parliament that claimed legitimacy off of responsibility for the protection of said liberties. In other words the legitimacy of our democratic regime is all dried up, they created a desert out of England and expect your praise.
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  89. Power decides the exception, in this case they pushed through what they wanted and just stuck him on top as a thin veneer of legal and moral consideration to justify the pure politics of power.
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  90. I wouldn't characterise the history with the Crown as being an attempt to move back to the ango-saxon monarchy, the anglo-saxons had slavery on a mass scale, were internally weak and the nobility held too much power. The Norman's were in many respects nothing like the French, they were highly centralised while at the same time not being tyrannical, aggressive in foreign ventures while maintaining order at home and really allowing England to gain the identity it has now, they had a stable system of succession relative to the time which in its design also allowed for a constant stream of talented people who had to carve a place out for themselves due to being younger sons. Compared to Anglo-Saxon rule Norman rule was practically a utopia as instead of being Northern Europe's punching bag they were a regional power which maintained both a powerful monarchy and a content population, though it's weakness throughout was the unreliable loyalty of the nobility who would attempt to redistribute power to themselves during any crisis, their was also the reliance on the success of the French territories in the politics of England, other than that they were in many respects better off than we are in our current predicament.
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  91. Terrible idea, it's a great deal harder to gain land than to lose it. If the 20th had a lesson to Britain it was that you should never give up land for expectancies sake.
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  92. There is considerable foreign (which is to say American) pressure.
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  93. The power of Christ compels you.
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  94. Apostolic Majesty did a good video both on this and the late queen.
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  95. Average 4channer.
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  96. Gen Z is basically split male female, the men socially isolated guys who are walking philosophy, history and theology majors trying to rebuild a civilisation out of the ashes, the females it is generous to refer to as human.
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  97. We don't know that, we now hardly anything about him, there is a decent chance he wasn't African, many groups in South Asia are also very dark skinned and the Portuguese also had contact and brought slaves from them.
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  98. 100 million dead due to the decline in Christianity and the battle of ideologies in the power vacuum left. I won't go so far as to blame the jews and many of those involved managed to be both Jewish and rabidly anti-Semitic. However it would be nice if Israel actively supported the European right rather than facilitating their own eventual envelopment by Islamic invaders.
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  99. You should become religious, as you are living under God's wrath.
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  100. The traditional attitude towards child rearing probably has a part to play but the ministry of education has been found to have been preferentially allocating funding and promoting less 'inclusive' but more effective teaching methods in certain favoured London schools in effect creating state private quality schools with a direct track to elite universities which cater pretty much exclusively to minorities and are most likely meant to groom them for positions of power in the civil service and government.
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  101. Take it up with God.
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  102. As it wasn't obvious to some people, if we have military training we can launch a coup. The new brits are unlikely to join unless dragged kicking and screaming so it's to our benefit to go along with it until we are formed into capable military units. Due to demographics such a force would be overwhelmingly on our side, and the current internal security apparatus would not be able to suppress the military. If we are disorganised and stupid enough to be deployed, then just switch sides, the Russians will thank the UK for training up the manpower for them. Unhappiness is extremely widespread, as things stand we are just boiling frogs, it's better if we have an out not matter what it is. I for one would sooner die in a civil war than one with Russians.
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  103. How many responsibilities do they have, because this sounds like the perfect system to create localised power bases, might want to read a bit into the Carlist movement. A governor with the support of the local population is very hard to dislodge, meanwhile an unpopular one is merely a target. Such a system can be gamed, the British right simply have to take the take the gloves off and grow a pair.
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  104. No, we don't even know if he was African, all we know is that he was dark skinned (many groups in South Asia are just as dark skinned if not more than Africans and the Portuguese also had contact and brought slaves from them). He was made a retainer, meaning he was in Oda's personal company, he was not a samurai, just as European retainers were not knights by proximity to a Lord (retainers were paid, but samurai were both given more and explicitly recorded as samurai, he was not, from what there is he was basically a domestic servant meant to impress dignitaries with his exoticism and the worldlyness of his Lord by standing near him, western courts would later use Africans as doormen in court for the same reason, as well as the additional court cultural influence from the Ottomans). He never fought, if he had the honour code of the day would not have allowed him to survive the death if his Lord. This segment covered that the historian making this stuff up is an insult to the academic school of history, frankly not just should he be fired, he should have his academic qualifications stripped from him for disgracing subject with his unethical practices.
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  105. The samurai class was abolished during imperial restoration in the 1870's, the occupation by America had a huge effect on Japan, but not in that way, they were already very westernized prior to losing the war. The closest thing that happened was that the peerage (modelled off European nobility) were abolished. Also the mega-corps were officially disbanded, though they continued with a looser affiliation and were instrumental both to the Japanese having a backwards corporate system, and with the Americans not managing to take over the economy and wreck it. The Americans notably brought in the culture of liberalism, filled the education system with communists (which they then panicked about and brought in counter-weights to) and spent their occupation acting towards women very like the Soviets did during the invasion of Germany, as it continued for years it might have reached higher numbers than the Soviets, as Stalin only gave his troops a certain period of freedom on that account as spoils of war.
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  106. Unfortunately too many.
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  107. How would you even pay the taxman in countries, would they tell him to cough up 40% of the GDP of the commonwealth. Inheritance tax should be scrapped, however there is an older law that would do, traditionally all property of traitors were forfeit to the realm. I say that what was extracted should be recouped, in addition to the main punishment.
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  108. I support a return to dress standards, pretty sure the one of the old popes put out an official definition of modest dress.
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  109. I know there is a Russian Orthodox Church in Cardiff, but not many near where I am. There are Greek orthodox but unfortunately they have close political ties to the American regime. I would recommend church plantings heavily, the Latin mass lot are the only alternative and facing extreme pressure from the top. Not only would strident Orthodoxy make massive inroads, so would any Latin rite orthodox push as that is greatly more familiar in aesthetics to western sensibilities. The Church of England is divesting itself of Church's but if the money is limited (which I imagine it is) then I recommend buying small plots of land, consecrating it and then putting yurts up, very cheap in a property nightmare and permanent so long as a stove is kept burning to keep out the damp. The opportunities are great, and a righteous Church which recognises Orthodox, Autocracy, Nationality, deserves to sweep up the shattered remains of Christendom.
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  110. He's a cringelord with suspect relations to state forces, that's why. Carl is fully aware, he is just careful about expressing it and open to alliances of convenience/willing to associate more widely than most in the space. One of the reasons he has stayed relevant is that he cultivates widespread relationships and then acts as a mediator within the community. He saves up good will for the crusades he thinks he can win.
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  111. Churchill made a great deal of mistakes, and he was also involved is large scale war crimes, the most notable is the mass deportation (minimum of tens of thousands, but it's still heavily classified so we don't know exactly) of Russian emigres (yes including their families) to Stalin, he did save some Ukrainian camp guards though (to act as translators for MI6).
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  112. It would be a start.
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  113. True to a certain extent, but Africa isn't actually homogenous, it has the highest concentration of different ethnic groups in the world, basically the whole place is a ramped up Balkans, and that is before you factor in the clan structures within those groups. The African Americans would be a better example, they are fairly homogenous as others avoid their neighbourhoods and they roughly have the same ethnic makeup (predominantly west African Bantu with about 15% Ulster Scot ancestry).
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  114. You can outlaw heroin or give it out to school children for free, will you do the second because the first doesn't work perfectly.
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  115. We are us, other Europeans are our relatives, outsiders are outsiders. Simple stuff really.
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  116. Anime ironically has a lot more diversity of values than any western media, overwhelmingly so when it comes to children's media. Their are a lot of hidden gems and intrinsically traditionalist series, also a respect for Victorian society and morals that you would never find in the west in the series that cover it (though not all of them certainly the ones with passion behind them). Even the majority of the subversive stuff is 1970's level degeneracy and focused on empty sexuality and selfishness, though an increasing amount are becoming westernized as the Japanese are far too uncritical of western society, American influence has already made the country a lot worse but the new ideology is now knocking on the door and the idiots haven't noticed the nature of it.
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  117. God willing.
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  118. @ It would be tainted by whiggism and the religious disputes of the early printing age. Personally I want a medieval Latin manuscript ai.
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  119. There are loads of Chinese students in Bath because they are the ones that leave campus to go into the city or turned up for the course at all. There are about as many Indians but they live on campus and never leave for lectures or anything else, they are probably the ones getting the work done on their behalf. The Chinese students do attend, but their English is poor and they keep to themselves, honestly though they are so much better than the English students, their influence has after years meant most of the girls (it's like 95% female and 2% creepy bloke in a miniskirt) are in trenchcoats rather that crop tops like they used to be (yes in this weather) and honestly not understanding the course will make you much more qualified then learning what they are teaching here.
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  120. "When is it okay for women to be sexual in society", behind a locked bedroom door, with the curtains closed, the kids off with the grandparents, alone with their husband.
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  121. We need the return of fanatical Christian mobs.
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  122. The good thing is that he's brought his audience with him.
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  123. Only if they promise not to leave any survivors.
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  124. Who knows how real any of it was, the guy was a compulsive lier about practically every other aspect of his life, including pretending he was involved rather more than he was after being sent to a regiment on the western front in disgrace after Gallipoli, he soon left back to politics after some photo opportunities.
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  125. Cricket bats were invented for a reason.
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  126. I'm doing an education uni course in the UK. They are raising the next generation of teachers into this.
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  127. There has for some time been an influx of westerners to Japan because it is the only western country that is still first world. Not to mention that rural property is affordable, as in young people affordable. Unsurprisingly it had to be shut down. Also Kurds are very much equivalent to Pakistanis. And America patronises both as helpful groups to destabilise potential rivals. Japan's economy was wrecked by America after they did too well, they seem to be a rival now because they aren't doing badly enough.
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  128. Nothing ever used to be open on Sundays, the funeral of the monarchy had the whole population in mourning dress (black everything, frock coats which were more formal than suits for men and veils and actual dresses for women) there were black drapes up people's windows and the whole mourning period was observed (that being the official one rather than the much longer one for members of your own family/spouses/children) as a result and given the emphasis on propriety it was probably a much more sullen affair (also republican would have been taking their lives into their hands to be disrespectful, even in Ireland).
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  129. I mean he doesn't need a personal one, 4chan is pretty much a honeypot at this point.
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  130. Excellent showing from Dade.
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  131. Ash is 100% cognizant of the game she is playing, this woman is just very female in her logical process, very misinformed and deeply conflicted about her identity. She isn't a friend, and in most circumstances is an enemy, but she is a footslogger rather than a commissar.
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  132. Japan is unfortunately on a similar trajectory to us, just a few decades behind. The damage done by western influence is irreparable but they largely don't recognise it as previous influence had been overwhelmingly positive.
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  133. I'm currently studying to become a teacher. It should be noted that even with all that's going on most practicing teachers are only partaking in the ideology as default. The academics of education feel themselves to be at considerable odds with them over this and have getting everyone in line with 'praxis' as one of there for most goals. An example; teachers aren't stupid and can see differences in different students, as such they will refer to children being more capable, having difficulties, etc. The academics hate this and see it as a bad thing. Teachers are meant to understand that children are not different, society creates differences for them. Yes, in their mind someone with ASD doesn't have a condition but is rather created by marginalization and the blocking of access to the 'fair' amount of resources. This leads to considerably tensions as the academics view any failure by teachers meet their ideals as the fault of the teachers (unless the teachers are saved by it being blamed on evil neo-liberal policy makers) rather than the failure of their ideals to stand up in the reality outside of their heads. Oh, yeah and there are a lot more child predators throughout the history of the development of educational theory than are ever covered here. After looking into some of the schools which were essentially 'model schools' for progressive pedagogical ideas I'd say that a nation wide inquest into historical abuse at schools in the UK would turn up abuse on a scale that would blow even Rotherham out of the water.
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  134. We did, in fact the amendment is based on the English version. The problem is that our political class don't care about legal precedent and most of our rights are long gone, the same rights parliament claims their authority based on the protection of (the argument for why they need power when we have a King).
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  135.  @UNrDD  I can’t say I’ve seen that.
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  136. Yep, they have grooming gangs now, they just don't know it.
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  137. Glad to hear that you are bringing Calvin Robinson on-board.
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  138. Technically there were Tartars outside of the Crimea, in areas like the Kuban, but I know that because of personal scholarly interest in the Cossacks, most people outside of Russia don't take much interest and just want the outlines.
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  139.  @lambofdog2584  There is something called just war theory and thats basically the outline of the traditional catholic interpretation of it, likewise the church has a long history of support for the death penalty. To quote the sprit of the thing “He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many vices, it fosters negligence, and incites not only the wicked but the good to do wrong”-John Chrysostom. Ultimately people have a nasty habit of interpreting the bible or selective parts of it to suit their perspective be that personal or denominational, and I’m not a theologian so most of those arguments go right over my head. I therefore base my view on historical precedence even if the fact that that will favour the Catholics and Orthodox would probably cause Protestants to bust a blood vessel. Which is an easy choice considering what most modern protestant churches are like (including my own, the church of england), helps that history is my topic anyway and that as someone not brought up in the church my logic is utterly secular. I won’t quote bits of bible as I’ll probably just misinterpret them and there are plenty better interpretations already from far wiser men who thought about it a good deal more, and who’s interpretations seem to lead to godly and moral results at the very least.
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  140. Yes, not going to say which side I'll be on when we get there though.
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  141. The purpose of the system is what it does.
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  142. That would require internal emigration and a fool's hope that it wouldn't just be crushed like that plan literally always has.
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  143.  @8darktraveler8  Nah, just the lotus eaters has a lot of people who wouldn't catch insinuation if you assaulted them with it. Tried to keep the power level low in the first one and am surprised the second wasn't deleted (though my experience with the algorithm is that it is extremely arbitrary, and seemingly quite confused, I get innocuous comments hit more than the fed posty ones).
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  144.  @8darktraveler8  They don't seem to monitor youtube as much as tweets, otherwise I'd probably already be a prison preacher. That said I'm young enough that I'd probably just leave the country if they did the usual thing of telling me I had a court date in 4 years. Though it would limit my options of where to go.
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  145. Absolutely the norm, ask people who had family over there, 100% they lost people. My family did and hardly any of them went there, almost all went to Australia or Newfoundland. Also the top ten percent (by income, education, IQ, however you want to do it) of N's have a higher rate of crime than the bottom ten percent of W's.
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  146. They are concerned about the mental wellbeing of anyone who is willingly here when they could be in Australia.
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  147. Might as well mention that despite being on the western front it seems like he never saw action, the regiment decided to keep quiet about his time with them, but he soon left back to politics. Also he did Gallipoli instead of a plan entrusted to him by admiral Fisher to cut off the German war economy and win the war casualties in British army as low as possible. Also throughout his entire career Churchill seems to have had a thing for attacking the 'soft underbelly' by which he seems to have meant mountain ranges on the wrong side of Europe.
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  148.  @belstar1128  I believe they were Spanish and not expected.
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  149. As historical women's fashion youtube will tell you that is an inaccuracy, historically they would have been stereotyped as prostitutes, but actual prostitutes during the period were actually also more modest as looking like a caricature of one turned off many clients and attracted unwanted attention.
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  150. Lot of western pressure on Japan at the moment.
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  151. Same about the 2x speed thing.
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  152. Don't forget Christ and Christianity.
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  153. Took an Indian to deal with the Pakistanis, in no way do I think that is a coincidence, it wasn't about sacred obligations, it was that his own personal loyalties aligning with the public good.
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  154. The EU is his passion, though I worry he could set back the Irish right due to being a foreigner ultimately he has shown that he doesn't have a huge amount left to offer here.
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  155. Unfortunately the current Japanese government are neo-cons and the American ngos have been taking quite a lot of ground, indeed a lot of the hate for Japan comes directly from them in order to pressure out of touch Japanese politicians to do what they want (basically all the rest of the hate Japan gets is from nationalists in South Korea and mainland China and subversives within the domestic politics of Japan, basically the communists, westernized Japanese and the boomer liberals). Part of this is opening the country up, starting with tourism, and it should be stated that Japan is so peaceful and well ordered that western Europeans are 10x or more likely to be causing whatever kind of trouble than the Japanese are, especially the younger generation who are much less used to what a high trust society even is and act accordingly. For non-western Europeans it is much worse, there have already been signs of German style policing and from what I can glean Rotherham type stuff has already started. Previous to this plague of tourists the Japanese have a contentious relationship with the US bases, the soldiers of whom have a poor reputation and a very bad history towards Japanese civilians. The Japanese thought that tourism would boast the economy, this as it happened was GDP brain, the costs in infrastructure do not scale when dealing with people how have a disposable mindset towards their own things let alone others, also they need a major infrastructure redevelopment to deal with these people, and the profits don't flow through the economy much, also they have staff problems as even many Japanese would rather be on welfare than dealing with tourists, since covid many in the sector have not come back. Most Japanese do not speak a second language, they were taught English in school but it is to the level where you could consider it a government jobs program for people who took English in university, other languages are basically in the realm of high level academics or the book translation industry. Also the people showing up are largely the anywhere types, which culturally does not fit with Japan even slightly, once the exorcism wears off these people are like Californians in red states. Japan is great in a lot of ways, but the people they need are rural, conservative and at least 110 iq or so just for them to hold their weight. Unless the Japanese wise up politically, kick out American influence, realign slightly more towards China, or more likely India (who they have very good relations with), and start being extremely discriminating about who they let in, then they will basically good the way that much of eastern Europe currently is, in that they held out longer, but not enough. In the more likely situation of them being politically inept, they should at least preserve the people by blocking all immigration and anything that becomes immigration the moment they can slip away from having to comply with the term on the visa. Japan has a lot good about it, namely that they have a culture (even if one not great under the hood), they have a functioning state (even if a liberalized one) and they have cheap rural property (which honestly might be worth it under basically any circumstances if you can get the opportunity, a second hand home is in the tens of thousands of dollars range, and the livings costs are low as well).
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  156. The loss of souls to God is a matter of sorrow.
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  157. Too based.
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  158. Props to the guy that was asked about the decor by a journo and simply answered "demonic".
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  159. I mean they say it afterwards just as much.
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  160. This justifies restarting the crusades.
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  161. You might as well take a salary from the left for your work.
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  162. Vlad Dracul for Emperor of Europe!
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  163. Most of them.
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  164. They have struck oil, and Venezuela has threatened to invade and take it, but they can't get through the rainforests between them with an army so an international force of people who want that oil (including us, the US and China) are making sure they can't invade by sea.
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  165. They were clearly playing air baseball, with only occasional interjection of a kneecap.
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  166. Let us pray.
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  167. No, we have extreme restrictions on allowing dogs into the country as we don't have rabies here and don't want to reintroduce it.
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  168. Depends how you count, let's remember that Stalin wiped out large portions of the Tartars, Cossacks (for about the fourth time in a row), Chechens and Volga Germans during the war, he also let two million people die of famine after it, not to mention so many disabled veterans going missing. So yeah the Germans probably didn't manage a full 60, but if you count it as Russian lost of life during the period you had the Soviet authorities themselves to make up the numbers for them. Let's not forget that when the Germans entered Russia every town and city was the scene on massacres committed by the Soviet security forces on their way out of all the prisoners and people in their files as possible anti-soviets.
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  169. I'm pretty sure I've bumped into 'come on this is 1886' and the like in old books.
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  170. He handed 10's of thousands to 100's of thousands of Russians over to Stalin, these included prisoners of war, Russians fighting for Germany and the white emige population, old men and families, including many born outside of Russia since the revolution. You can guess what treatment they got, they were packed into cattle cars under the false pretences of British officers and we know so much about it despite the extensive cover up (details are still classified) because British soldiers tasked with the business spoke out later about the atrocities starting right in front of them as the condemned were handed over and the Soviets started with what they were known for. Churchill did this to please Stalin, and despite the fact that at the same time he was thinking about starting a war with them, shows his character. Oh, and Ukrainians involved in the holocaust (particularly against Polish civilians) were explicitly saved from this so they could work as interpreters for British intelligence. The actual war criminals were saved and innocent women and children were offered up in their place. What a great man indeed.
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  171. It's not quite so positive, they elected the guy who wrote this constitution and he can just resubmit it whenever he wants or just totally ignore the public, like happened in Colombia when their president made a preferential peace deal with the communists after decades of war and atrocities and the public voting in a national referendum to have no peace without the total annihilation of the communists, he was given the Nobel peace prize for his betrayal of that referendum and his electorate, countrymen and nation.
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  172. The two are the same, it's on us to remember that.
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  173. Not wolves as the Turks like them older, those in question are however fond of sheep and probably have an equal ancient enmity for Jewish shepherds.
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  174. Raiders, just like the Tartars.
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  175. It isn't, a significant portion of the population isn't married and gays are a lot more sexually active than the majority of the population. Also this was by no means as homophobic as the alphabet creatures deserve.
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  176. Let's hope not, there are enough heathens in the world already.
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  177. Sounds like God realised he missed a bit when he flooded the earth, we can only hope the other 2/3 is under water soon.
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  178. Found the liberal. Voting is literally irrelevant.
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  179. We may have hope in Jesus Christ our Lord.
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  180. Basically all the far-leftists I know are ex-Nazi's and vice versa. It's a bit tragic in some cases, a guy I know who used to be very far right has gone totally off the rails since becoming left wing as the ideology has morally justified what is now a drug addiction and he's seems to be getting taken advantage of by older men through the whole pro-degeneracy angle of the movement. If I hear he's dead in the next few years honestly I won't be surprised. I pretty heavily dislike the far right but moral stances do have an effort on how people act and think and self-destructive ideas can very easily cause more harm than hateful and intolerant ones.
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  181. The purpose of the system is what it does.
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  182. Forget nuclear, reopen the coal mines.
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  183. Supposed he's finally going to release his documentary on Weimar Germany this year, so hopefully he does that before any prospect of leaving. I have noticed however that the stuff he is working on seemingly never sees the light of day, so it's only a hope, and Carl has regularly been making similar statements about how far along with work they are for years now, I've yet to see very much come from it.
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  184. Love the channel, look forward to the next youjo senki video.
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  185. Lol, this dude is like the first mainstream American politician ever who would have supported the Loyalists in the Revolution, he is very much on the reactionary scene. If you don't hear him talking about destroying liberalism it's because that would scare trump, let alone the democrats.
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  186. They might be willing to set our houses on fire.
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  187. People always say it's a minority but where I live I can tell if someone's Chinese or English at a distance by how they dress. The Chinese are well dressed, the English wear crop tops, including some of the men.
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  188. Lol, 100% comment deletion rate.
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  189. @ Not sure if you are referring to the Black nationalist conspiracies or the actual genetic studies that suggest they were much less black and Arab than they are today after the invasions and slave trade. Though the ones on royals showing European heritage (probably not the right phrase as they much more likely came via the steppe as Europeans themselves did) are likely not representative of the common population though it may suggest the origins of several invaders who set themselves up as elites over Egyptian history, though diplomatic marriages are another possibility (as they were reasonably common).
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  190. A: A trunk by generally being different from a car is not unrelated to one. B: Never interrupt your enemy while they are making a mistake. If such people hitch their wagon to Marxism (And I will say now that considering the history of Marxists I personally don't think the two have been separated from inception) then that just means that Marxists can be treated on the same moral ground as them.
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  191. Maybe 10 years ago but Carl as matured a lot about religion and it's role in our society, to the point that in five years or so I expect him to be talking about reclaiming the Anglican Church and reforming communities around church attendance and religious observance.
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  192. OP has a channel, I recommend it.
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  193. Literally just make King Charles protector of the constitution and redirect all the media attention to talking about him and his favourite brand of nail clippers. Might be an idea to invest him with some powers which are serious and necessary but never get dealt with due to political infighting (the ability to incorporate states, the ability to redraw state borders or split or create new states, an authority that one is accountable to for corruption, etc).
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  194. Also bring him onto the lotus eaters full term.
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  195. Totally disagree with Harry, our ancestors had 12 kids apiece, some had even more. The difference was they they didn't have the same fixation on the material comforts, if they had to all live to a room and use wash basins they did so, family was their security. We need people, preferably many from our best, we need children who are born into a deep culture and raised into a firm structure. Look at the Ottoman empire, it was the Clanish Christian's who survived, and when faced with destruction they were the only one's to survive. The maniots are a model, not the current order. This is not a matter of comfort but of survival, he who gives up security for freedom will end up with neither.
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  196. By the end of this crisis we will likely have a culture much closer to eastern europe, which has baked in the reality of constant existential threats to their existence (in eastern Europe this is because of Mongols, Tartars and Ottomans, though modern ones would list Germany and Russia when it was developed Germany was mostly a threat to itself and Russia has this attitude the most deeply of any state as a country born out out of rebellion against the Mongols, forged in constant warfare with the Tartars and with the ambition of wiping away the Ottoman occupation of Byzantium. Either we wouldn't exist in a century or we'll have a totally different culture around the worth of the individual vs the duty of sacrifice. Or maybe we'll just end up as the second fiddle to those who do think that way, the Hungarians never sorted out their internal issues, they just got occupied by Austria and the Austrians were better at prioritising reconquest of ottoman territory rather than infighting between nobles.
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  197. You are in the wrong place to be appealing to liberalism. The only argument is whether to apply the biblical punishment.
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  198. If some police die in the place of children then so be it. That is the role of a man.
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  199. Cart before horse.
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  200. You can find such women in communities which no longer exist and heaven if you have a lasso long enough to catch angels. Everyone else gets college educated goblins (yay, mass education, making everyone conform to the lowest common denominator) and madhouse escapees (with a violent streak and kids from multiple past relationships).
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  201. Pimps exist.
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  202. He is likely planning to run for office, this is why he apologised to Phillips. Also he is scared that his business will be destroyed by Ofcom getting control over internet content.
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  203. Is this part of the boomer seduction plan, if so good luck. Personally I prefer the truth to convenient lying to appeal to the TV brained. It doesn't matter at a certain point what you say, in so far as people hold to certain prejudices they will just be reprogrammed as soon as they turn on the radio or watch a BBC documentary about Zelenski.
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  204. They are a child groomer, they shouldn't be doxed, they should be killed.
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  205. They shouldn't be whores then. English women will be respectable once they act it.
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  206. The pill makes women select for low T men. Also Mongolia has a diet they is very dairy and meat heavy, and I've run into before the fact that some of their dairy products are banned in the UK, stuff like fermented mare milk.
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  207. Anything in possession of a 'new comer' or the hands of the elite is fair game, regime exhaustion from constant harassment and violence was a factor in the Russian revolution demotivating opposition in advance.
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  208. Look up Levine, et al. 2022 Reconsidering Informed Consent. Medical professionals are starting to hear. Then Clayton 2022 commentary on. Professionals in the field are starting to change tact, it is our responsibly to disseminate this change into the culture and make the ideologies submit or place themselves in opposition to what the science bares out.
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  209. He is an elitist, his issue is that he doesn't recognise that the current elite are not for for purpose, a century ago he might have been heard, today certainly not.
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  210.  @John_1-1_in_Japanese  Sorry, just my area of interest.
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  211. You've saying that to a priest.
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  212. Ninja swords were invented a few decades ago as a movie gimmick. Most of those in the country are probably blunts in prop departments. I first I thought the government were just to thick to know what a Katana is, they do call them 'samurai swords' in legislation after all. Next they'll be calling Messers 'German butter knives'. Anyway, this is literally the most inconsequential sword type they could ban, it's like going after knives by banning Cretan ones.
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  213. If you've had family out there you've lost people to this sort of thing, It's what those people are.
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  214. If riots start release the household cavalry on them, it's about time to stop putting up with the demands of petty criminals and the sensibilities of traitors, cowards and politicians.
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  215.  @patterofheads256  We are in a war over ideals and morals not in one against any.
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  216. The American deep state as you call it invested a lot of energy into forcing those allies to weaken their militaries to this point, because if they had military self-reliance they would have options open to them other than taking what America gives them and liking it. Of course common Americans pay for it, but it's not like your elite care, they have stocks in the military industries.
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  217. War, war, war, war, war, war, war, war!
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  218. How an earth do you think the Anglo-Saxons turned up in Britain.
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  219. The crime statistics here are made up, and have been for 20 years.
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  220. I hope it does, liberty is an unfortunate fetish of Americans, it's your responsibilities that count, to be at liberty is merely a display that you lack them.
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  221. Lol, this is like 'the real victims of war are the women who's sons die' narrative. Go kick rocks.
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  222. The historian Gordian Corrigan has a good book on Churchill looking into the man past his claims about himself.
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  223. Centralisation gives a face to power, a institution can endure contempt, a face on the other hand is a person. If you know of previous regime changes you will know the opportunity such changes present, on several levels.
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  224.  @habibishapur  The reason the right can't consolidate is that the dissident status attracts contrarians and sociopaths who undermine organisation in favour of being edgy and unhinged respectively. My other comment had crusade references (which is a good thing, proposing effective solutions to problems is a good thing), this one didn't really, trying to stop people from condemning their souls follows on from the basic logic of Christianity, if there are Christians more mellow than that then they are the ones at risk. Is the last comment projection or just mean spirited, you don't know me, like most in my society I was brought up secular, likewise trying to be bad is in contradiction with the purpose of Christian moral thought. We aren't growing up in some made for TV movie.
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  225.  @wrongthinker843  You very often don't choose your enemies, Islam is the enemy of non-Muslims, making yourself defenceless won't change that.
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  226. My experience is that Americans have it worse due to a ridiculous cost of living, but here in Britain things are the worst they've been in decades. Life if very difficult for anyone lower down the economic pile than a banker, lawyer or drug dealer.
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  227. @ Their government is giving an urban scholar a guided tour. 200 years ago they would have put him in a zoo, and we know which section.
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  228. They are scared of a narrative, that the mob will dissipate and they will be left with a rejuvenated enemy. Of course such fears should prompt leadership, not handwringing, but as intellectuals they are very much in models and not in the realities of human action.
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  229. Check their website, they have already had him on to discuss those.
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  230. The English are a Germanic people, it's only a justified complaint from the Celts.
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  231. The Lotus Eaters is finally getting good. Liberalism in the trash where it belongs, let's all get together to praise God and uphold the great chain of being, divine right of kings and all. Deus Valt.
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  232.  @slypork5030  I don't even have much ability to respond to that, it's too unhinged for me to comprehend. Harry is from what I've seen a fairly undeveloped thinker, he is inoffensive at his most profound and tends to flip flop, basically he's young and doesn't know what he should think. The LE are unwatchable mostly when you get several of the worst contributors team up to talk either about something inane or something they don't understand. The Callum Harry combo is always strong as they have good chemistry, Carl carries anything he's on, Dan is likeable and Beau has very clear principles even if he is a bit of a wig and can go off on one talking about personal takes of limited relevance. The controversial ones are Josh (because he's bland), Stelios (because he's using the platform to single handedly fight a rear-guard action for liberalism, also he's way less profound than the others at the studio give him credit for), Charlie (because he's new and hasn't given people a reason to like him, It's probably not a good sign that I can't say more than that because I avoid him) and Connor (because he's in a constant flame war with the socially liberal side of the viewership, as well as seeming a bit superficial).
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  233.  @survivalkidro4582  That is irrelevant, they did and we can be sad about it.
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  234. Interesting to hear that the marine bit was also wrong, to be fair to Josh I think the fact that he does more segments than any of the others by a significant margin limits the amount of research he can do, and into subjects that are not his speciality at all, I don't think he has his ear to the ground on much of this stuff like Harry does, that said he could at least have had a look at his wiki page. Vance is in contact with many other people on the more mainstream dissident right, he very likely knows who the Lotus Eaters, AA and various others are, if indeed he doesn't keep up with them.
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  235. Carl, what happened with the suit, you look like you just need a fedora and dorito dust and you could be considered to be displaying as practical any major youtuber between the period of 2008-2012 or so. If it's hot get a proper shirt at least.
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  236. Love your channel. Keep it up with reviewing the awful historical dramas. Also Tanya the evil second episode when?
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  237. I hope we don't give the aid, however if Afghanistan and India are willing to invade then we should support them on the condition that it turns into a genocide.
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  238. If the whole of parliament dropped death tomorrow there'd be dancing in the street, in Britain officially at least the Crown and the nation are a single entity.
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  239. People go missing all the time, also lots of dodgy stuff happens, but the sexual revolution is state backed so good luck hearing about it.
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  240. He was smarter than the Russian leadership it seems.
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  241. It literally already is, it's part of the equality act.
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  242. They were wrecked in the war and became an outpost of empire, they deindustrialized, Britain at least was looted during the war, the whole of Europe is in a constant state of being looted by their political leadership and sold down the river. Actual plain incompetence. The boomers continuing to enforce the worst social reforms in human history. Welfare. Immigration. Entrenched corporate monopolies. A total lack of empathy among the ruling class. The older generation being completely delusional about the state of things. Allowing foreigners to buy up the country. The dollar reserve currency. The use of inflation. The aforementioned changes to social structure and norms. Knocking down the power stations and then entering a conflict with Russia. Multiculturalism. Inheritance tax. Inheritance tax again for good measure. The financial decisions of the boomers. Keynesianism. The democratic political system. The managerial oligarchy that lays behind it. Bureaucracy. Government spending. Thinking GDP matters without wider context. Much much more.
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  243. It's a choice between people who aren't our friends and people who are our enemies. Not hard one after Rotherham. My concern is whether they will deport the savages to Europe and if they are going to be indiscriminate or make moves to protect Palestinian Christians (which I hope they will).
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  244. The bit about the junkers is utter tosh, junkers were boys from military schools and they took up arms to defeat the reds, showing much greater bravery than most opponents of the new regime and paying dearly for it. Women mostly just hopped on board with the current thing, they were a useful social enforcement branch of the party but were not terribly relevant in contributions other than stupid social reforms that got repealed and brutist collaboration with groups like the chekists.
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  245. Lenin it should be noted was a lier as well as a scumbag.
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  246. It was good for Africa, it has both lead to a massive population surge and is it's only civilising force. It's a matter of whether those benefits to Africa are benefits to anyone else.
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  247. She's pro-palestinian, the fact that mr el Salvador in both a Palestinian and pro-israel makes this some sort of poetic irony. She is 100% and enemy of the American people however and has very suspect connections within the Mexican system of power.
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  248. Someone a bit more on the inside of education here, you can't, there are mandatory and optional classes and they have put a lot of the questionable stuff under the mandatory because they claim they want to foster 'tolerance ' (an outright lie, it's to normalize it and they literature is quite open about that fact), up might also have to get through the head master even to stop your child from going to the optional classes and they can refuse and basically always will unless you are Muslim (and even that is becoming less sure) they might also report you for a hate incidence over it. I recommend home schooling, but the government is cracking down so even that is not safe in the long run.
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  249. The tradcaths are probably still hoping the hapsburgs will come back. They aren't big into the democracy thing in the first place.
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  250. I wonder what the sources used were as the Soviets were cooking the census to hide the famines and internal genocides, if a recall Stalin was quite angry when they sent him correct numbers, and said he expected them to fix it.
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  251. This stance is the philosophical equivalent of carrying a long metal pole around in a thunderstorm.
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  252. The Norman's were the one's who were ultimately responsible for the outlawing of slavery and they discriminated against it from the start, Anglo-Saxon England was certainly continuing the policy of the Norse by having so many slaves but as they were Catholics this was abnormal at very least in scale due to the strong disapproval towards slavery (especially of fellow Christians) by the church. The Norman's were Norman, they very much did things their own way, one was the aforementioned centralisation which you can absolutely bet stood against the interests of the nobility, the late traitors among the nobility even discussed the breakup of England itself. However the power of the Monarchy under the Normans meant that the lower orders were largely protected from the capricious and\or arbitrary predation of the nobility who unlike the idealistic view of late mythmakers of English freedoms were in no way guardians of English freedoms before, during or after the Normans, if anything the expansion of liberties to the whole population was a clinical move by the Monarchy to undermine attempts by the nobility to accrue privileges to themselves as was dominant in France, ruinous to the Holy Roman Empire and would prove ultimately fatal to Hungary and Poland. By making the upholding of the liberties of the population ultimately reliant on the crown they monarchy also managed to make itself indispensable to order of the Kingdom up until the Civil War when parliament theoretical usurped that responsibility, though the modern parliament seems to have relinquished it.
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  253. Blood for blood, limb for limb, life for life.
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  254. We don't need democracy, we need Vlad of Wallachia, and judges who give out sentences like this need his sentences applied to them.
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  255. I agree, all factories, powerplants and government buildings should be build in English Gothic.
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  256. Under this video at least.
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  257. The regime likes talking about a new age of migration, just to remind everyone there was a prior age of this in Europe called the migration period, also know as the dark ages, for Britain at least it is the proper term as the ethnic population of Celts was erased, genocided, enslaved and confined exclusively to areas harder to conquer like Wales. Towards the end of the period you had the Vikings then try it own again with the new population. The age of migration is an announcement that elite elite intend to burn down western civilisation so that they can rule in its ashes. Of course realistically the Muslims and Africans are unlikely to accept servitude to aliens who burnt down their own society but the ultimate long-term doom of this elite doesn't really make our own destruction taste better. The answer is pretty clearly that we must overturn the current ruling consensus as quickly as possible and put priority on the destruction of enemies above the construction of alternatives. Ultimately something needs to be constructed, but we have a hard time limit and survival is the greatest priority.
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  258. I will accept this so long as we are also given back the right to free ownership of firearms.
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  259. I've heard it from Japanese people, don't know when or if the media will ever address it. From my experience western media is at least two decades behind on Japanese trends even when they have no ulterior motives (so rarely). Japanese media is somewhat better than western, but they have deep connections with the police and will not risk them, they will come out with the stories as the police give them. The kidnappings by North Koreans was suppressed by the left in Japan all the way up until Kim Jon il straight up admitted to it in a diplomatic meeting between the two countries. The North Korean community in Japan actively facilitated it, and nothing has ever been done in response to them acting as hostile foreign agents to harm Japanese citizens.
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  260. The idea that crimes are simply not reported while true to a certain extent fails to account for the fact that it is as much if not more a fact in western countries. Japanese police are notorious for not intervening in domestic situations and for only going ahead with cases they know they will win, but it's not exactly like western police even reach that level. Japanese police have patrols and numerous local stations, this is not a capability held by British police. Also people have a very romantic image of the yakuza, they are not nice people, the reputation for honour is mostly media creation, they are mostly of foreign background, or are burakumin, they are not sympathetic to the common people, most of the nastiness in the underbelly comes from them. Even now many of the problems with the host clubs and sex industry come from them. While they were less open and brazen than the newcomers that is because they knew the game better and had more extensive connections. They are used that to mostly move into legally grey but morally repulsive areas with the recent crackdowns, but they have always been scum and still are. We have to remember that a big purpose for the western media is slandering other systems, if they have a narrative it is almost certain to be a pack of lies. The purpose of saying that Japan doesn't have lower crimerates is the same as saying Britain has no native people, it is to justify the power of our existing regime, nothing more nothing less. In Japan's case there are games journalist levels of knowledge, Wikipedia is a substantially better source for Japan than the BBC or Times, western journalists know nothing about the country and make no effort to try, when they talk about it they have information that is decades out of date or they picked up from movies, even those who live in Japan basically make no effort to get deeper than tourist level and even then the average tourist is probably much high iq and picks up more. I say this with real frustration, as someone who has tried to research the Japanese education system, these people are lazy and plain old dumb, they will talk about things that were perceived back in the 80's and forget to mention utterly vital education reforms that have transformed the whole system. The vast majority of content in western media and academic is cope or whining, and usually archaic in actual content. You will frankly learn much more about Japan from the Japanese themselves, but be ready as they are quite insulated from the west, and tend to have a very naive view of developments here due to not really understanding the underlying logic, a bit like a child looking at a drunken father and thinking that as an adult he must know what he is doing, they tend to assume we aren't just straight up idiotic with our policies and political structures.
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  261. Rural property in Japan is cheap as it's being depopulated by movement to cities and an aging population. It is perfectly good real estate, there is plentiful food, cheap prices and a large deer population, you also will live in a state that does not bear malice towards you. I'm perfectly happy to do everything in my power to pull the ladder up behind me, the japs will become sick of hearing about the grooming gangs and innately evil nature of liberalism. Frankly I think leftists should be deported if possible, but encouraging fellow White Christians to settle is a good thing, we have to survive somehow, and we won't in states actively seeking our destruction, as said the only motivation I have to stay would be working towards the destruction of my enemies and reclamation of my homeland, but one has to be realistic about opportunities, how likely is a revolution in our immediate future, do we even have the organisational structures in place necessary to secure our aims, prospects seem grim and work fruitless. Better to relocate and consolidate.
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  262.  @napoleonfeanor  Yep rural.
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  263.  @NOT_SURE..  Yeah, but they are bad at extracting it. Ridiculous corruption. Also threating to invade places distracts from the state of their own country.
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  264. I wonder if you will cover the pogroms at some point, as Russian files and the research of historians has painted a very different picture of them than was reported in the western press during this period and remained the dominant narrative afterwards.
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  265.  @trainedmunkie  Only if in the hands of unionists.
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  266. We will simply have to hunt the leftists like we hunted the wolves to keep our island safe.
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  267. Money is not controlled along ethnic lines, indeed the powers that be have been dipping their hands into subverting Israel as of late and you can probably remember what they thought of Trump recognising Jerusalem as their capital.
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  268. I think he's generally much more insightful than his brother even if he never created the same cult of personality nor had the same cultural impact, though at least the impact he has had has been positive.
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  269. Unfortunately this would break the line of descent from Christ's own church. Really believers need to flood the main churches (orthodox, Catholic and Anglican) and then bring them back into unity. The fact is that these compromised churches are very weak as the devil is in the stronghold of the enemy.
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  270. It probably would have been a lot more productive to have talked to her husband. There are basically two options: 1. they admit they aren't British and negotiate coexistence between groups (this doesn't work well in democracies but is basically how monarchies function, you get autonomy in return for service and respect for a wider legal and religious (these days ideological) framework). 2. They intermarry and stop being a separate group. If these aren't possibilities then there is no room for compromise. I recommend sousou no frierien, not because it's an anime but because it brilliantly characterises the nature of existential foes and the danger of weaponised empathy to a weak civilisation.
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  271. Revoke offence laws, draft treason laws so they'll still get arrested next time.
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  272. Inheritance tax was used to destroy the traditional English elite and the economy of family businesses (so your leadership and financial wellbeing). They have merely decided that your food security is next.
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  273. The economic situation won't dissuade criminals. The gangs know that the country is lucrative and themselves a protected group. The groomers know that they'd have a harder time acquiring victims and potentially tangible punishments in their own country. The solution to people wiseing up to the British governments economical plan (serfdom) is that they will start importing millions of Africans, from the Muslim parts probably as African Christians are homophobic. That and making a functioning Rwanda deal with Israel to take all their terrorists and displaced populations in return for bribes and a sense of self-righteousness. Nothing in this country will get better so long as the current elite remain in place.
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  274. I recall bumping into a paper on how suicidality in females in inversely linked to how many children they have.
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  275. There are racist cops, look at Rotherham, and it's structural as well, it's just serving the power structure rather than going off rough with attacks on important client groups of the regime.
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  276. It was a thing in the pre-bronze age kingdoms of Mesopotamia, at least according to some of the earliest myths (about a past that was ancient even then that is) that were recorded and survived at least semi-intact to today.
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  277. He never accused anyone who didn't end up being a Soviet asset, but he was far away from knowing who was actually behind internal subversion. The American deep state considered the Soviets politically and socially reactionary. The Soviets weren't behind the western cultural revolution and student movements, and largely reviled them as decadent and bourgeois (in some cases even covertly supporting the right against them).
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  278. Go back to the faith of his forefathers and stop being a cringe forever-liberal larper.
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  279.  @Jds-lq4uo  I've been in the community long enough to remember that, the very fact I can say that is all you need to know, Carl was a lib back in the day, everyone knows this, but he has been just as prominent in renouncing it and trying to pull others out with him. I would cite the distributist or AA as an influence, and not really fuentes, I'm honestly surprised that people listen to him, he's about as helpful as tate, though less objectionable on a personal level. Clearly he has loyal followers though, and that at least is a virtue if nothing else, even if I myself find it all very tiring.
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  280. It's who answered and the results weren't weighed. The thing is basically meaningless other than telling us at least 1000 priests are heretics.
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  281. Why do traitors do anything, because they still breathe.
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  282.  @voller340  My view is 100% that Europe increasing military capabilities is a good thing, I want the people's of Europe to survive and with current policies going they won't. On the America point there's a book called 'Generation 68' by kerry bolton that goes into how the right was barking up the wrong tree for most of the cold war, with the soviet union being seen as reactionary and socially conservative by the american deep state, and the student movements and the like receiving American backing and funding, not soviet. They were very active and there was a lot of money involved (like incomprehensible amounts), and got up to insane stuff like paying off respected academics to give bad reviews to right wing books, or running a radio show in California telling students how to make and use different drugs. Though McCarthy had an almost prefect record for finding communists (mostly because he went after people who had been very open about it) according to the KGB archives, he like most republicans didn't understand that the most radical revolutionaries were both within the American system and violently opposed to the soviet union, being internationalists who had been refused a world government at the end of the war by the soviets themselves (who saw it as a suggestion of global American empire), and were socially radical in a way the soviets had only been for a short period in the early 1920's (because unsurprisingly it started breaking apart the society at it's seams). Trump is a great thing, but I doubt he will be able to do enough, America needs consistent and strong leadership to root these people out.
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  283. Westerners, especially Americans, especially Americans of a certain background, do in fact have a rather poor reputation, we have to remember that the Japanese commit about 1/10 of the crime even white Europeans do, so by comparison we don't really act well at all. Also US servicemen have an extremely long and horrific history of sexual crimes in the country, usually this is sweep over, but when they do something particularly revolting the even the Japanese have been know to make their anger known. Of course once others start coming in it's like letting letting wolves loose in a henhouse.
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  284. Ok, not what they were saying, were will they more where it won't be the same, our enemies are globalists after all. Look what moving did to the White Russians, and they had much more cause to move.
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  285. How would he deliver the Eucharist?
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  286. It's made up, they started detaining all the men and looting homes and a few of their guys got beaten off, they then started a systematic extermination of entire communities. This is a military force crushing civilian self defence militias and then wiping out the village or town they were defending. It is clear that resistance has largely not even been organised, many of the unarmed victims are the male population, you can guess what they want with the women inbetween that and them sharing the same fate later on.
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  287. Might as well mention that the Rhodesian were far from free and fair.
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  288. Japan is the only place I can think of, they have (very) cheap house prices and the rot hasn't set in as much. But certainly the disorganised flight that he seems to suggest would only entrench the power of our enemies.
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  289. The reason you are judged by your peers is to stop corruption of the legal institutions from being able to manifest.
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  290. That's certainly a factor.
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  291. There is very strong pressure from American funded NGO's, westernized Japanese and straight up the US state department and embassy moaning to their government about it, and saying the western media won't give them coverage until they do it. This is one of the big things they want, the others are western ideology in schools, media and institutions, greater social degradation, more women in work and for them to be able to loot the Japanese economy through free reign to enact hostile takeovers and then asset strip. The current Japanese government are weaklings and look to give in on many of these. Also Japan gets all it's news about the outside world from Hollywood and western media, they mostly have no clue what is going on abroad.
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  292. Seeing as Carl asked I'll recommend Folktales in the Indo-European Tradition by Maxwell, published by Imperium Press. It's a giant compendium of fairy tales. The introduce goes quite a bit into the origin of many of these stories millennia ago, as some research showed that a good many dated right back into the early origins of Indo-European languages. An excellent book in terms of value, content and academic curiosity. I highly recommend everyone get it.
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  293. The matter of will is not about voting, that is misdirected energy, it is a matter of organising to directly oppose what is happening. The democratic process is not a means of change, a revolution is never carried forth by words, always by action.
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  294. Do as Peter Hitchens suggests and consider emigrating. Personally I will be moving to Japan in the next 5 years and plan to stay there.
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  295. People have indeed done this in China before, when caught they are given the death penalty as it's basically an urban legend and the authorities want it gone. There seems to be a very active propaganda campaign in relation to China in the West, it obviously has problems, but a lot are generally comparable to ones here.
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  296. Unity and reconquest in the name of blood, soil and God is the only answer. It is a simply matter, victory, or extinction.
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  297. Don't we all.
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  298. There is no point being reasonable with the left, we will win or die, they will lose or kill us. When it comes to moral issues there is no ground to give, we have already lost much of the ground under our feet, we must push forwards with the hope of pressing the point home or else fall into the abyss alongside the last vestiges of civilisation in the west.
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  299. They are pretty good at cutting, just not of hair. Only barber you can go and be bled like the old day, not to suggest it's intentional, just that they're really shit at their jobs.
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  300. I'm going to say it, the solution isn't deportation, it's restarting the crusades.
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  301. Criminals are a client group of the regime, victims are likely as not to be drawn from groups the regime is at odds with, like the majority population, religious groups with an emphasis on divinely mandated obligations towards justice (so Christians and Sikhs) and basic morality, and anyone who would look amiss in a satanic temple.
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  302. It was a stupid comment, it was also in the style of the discourse of the time, Carl said plenty of stupid things back in the day but that is hardly a permanent mark against his character, indeed it highlights how much he has developed over such a relatively short period of time.
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  303. Pre-WW1, we want western civilisation back, God, Church, King and women who aren't whores, all of it.
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  304. When people say they want an American Caesar, they don't mean a constitutional one.
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  305. @ I would tend to agree, but of course the historical allegories are what people make of them and the lower levels of the anti-enlightenment right like to joke about Barron Trump looking like Augustus, if he becomes one Trump will be called Caesar no matter who he himself fits better.
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  306. She doesn't even play a role, you sound like a national socialist talking about certain ethnicities or a communist talking about spys, there aren't any women hiding under your bed.
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  307. Begone heathen, stop twisting the words of God towards the intention of the devil.
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  308. Dan: "Deli-ware", lol. Now I'm thinking of a state with nothing but Indian corner shops.
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  309. They don't speak English, they get all their news from mainstream sources and westernized Japanese elites who were educated in America.
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  310. Only good thing you can say about Qatar.
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  311. What, Fat Disabled Black Gay Muslim Jewish Women gaming journalists?
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  312. Surely Legend invoking God's wrath upon Israel is some sort of glitch and not a legitimate way of turning around the campaign with two general's units and the financial backing of a Syrian child's pocket money.
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  313. Ninja weapons are already banned, yes, really.
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  314. Half informed nonsense, like in America the regions decided the age, it was a federal law change made because western media were making a big deal out of it, no regions had the age that low. There are problems with underage work of that sort, but it is minimal compared to that which takes place in western countries. The home countries of the media who run such dishonest narratives. In terms of the gangs though I have heard it is much the same as in Finland or Britain unfortunately, the police are largely passive. The perpetrators are mostly Kurdish.
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  315. Ah new England, traitors England, roundhead England and women burning England. Birthplace of progressivism and Jerusalem of midwit pot addicts with tenure.
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  316. Death before dishonour.
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  317.  @danielutriabrooks477  By Punjabi I basically meant Sikh.
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  318.  @danielutriabrooks477 No, most Sikh's are Punjabi, it's the centre of their faith.
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  319. The police are complicit.
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  320. Given the number of gays abused in childhood either it's not natural or predators have a gaydar that works on kids. It's largely not a choice unless you are a massive degenerate however (in which case sodomy is probably the least of your sins), excessive porn exposure is probably another funnel.
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  321. The only issue with the Muslims is that they are not moral enough.
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  322. He was right about anti-depressants, he will probably be proved right about this. Indeed research on effects on brain development have already proven him partially correct.
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  323. On B's comments, Luther and Calvin were heretics, Luther was a pawn of the German Princes in their struggle for autonomy within the Holy Roman Empire, he was also behind the belief that all must come from the Bible, ironically just contemporarising the context of interpretation and making it so that the arguments over basics would literally never end, on top of this he tried to edit the Bible to suit his own theological interpretation and married a Nun, breaking two oaths of chastity in one, if you know much of medieval European culture and society you will know that oathbreaking was in a way almost as bad as outright apostasy and practically guarantees a place in hell without considerable extenuating circumstances. Calvinism other than being rootless and contemporary is the theological origin of progressivism and liberalism, they have an odious history due to their role is justifying the political destruction of Europe under the belief that the only valid King is Christ (that is not what the title King of Kings means at all if you know the history of the title) and they themselves should hold the secular power. Also both Luther and Calvin were not fans of natural sciences, philosophy or pre-Christian culture and if they had had their way those would have been extinguished. The guest was wrong about Trinitarian mass being ancient, it is itself a reformation creation, a standardisation specifically. Before the reformation there was considerable liturgical variety, in England the Sarum rite was predominant, which was an English expression of the Latin rite dating into Anglo-Saxon times. The common man did not speak Latin, but he did have considerable theological understanding and interest, as theology was of primary interest to the common man rather than politics, Bible sermons were not in Latin, they would hear what church fathers and important theologians thought of passages, often the messages were directly relevant and they were usually far more in-depth than what we get now. Bibles in vulgar languages did exist and most people were literate in their own language, but street preachers and defrocked priests were more common than public access libraries and tended to cause trouble. Medieval people weren't stupid, they were highly legalistic and cultured, the tenants of Christianity were deeply rooted in everyday life. Something that would not be the case after the reformation, theological understanding and interest greatly declined, many Churches were in a state of disrepair for a century or more, people supported the Church financially due to legal obligation but most energy was in the radical reformed movements that periodically swept public interest rather than the Anglican Church which mostly just continued on with state backing (and suspicion due to monarchist leanings and Catholic holdovers, which a largely non-conformist political elite did not like at all).
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  324. He's never got the main stream media out of himself, where it's necessary because for 'balance' you have to have the conversation with a fool. It's a shame that Dan and Harry are the only ones based ones left. Josh is alright but he can't string a sentence together and Dade has the right emotions but is deep into whiggism. The Greek is tiring, liberalism is dead, it's time to stop beating it and move into a mode of creation. It feels like Carl is treading water, Burkeanism was made by a Whig, it has no answers, you need values, not stasis.
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  325. I support the Vlad Dracula option.
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  326. Western courts would use African doormen to look impressive and worldly themselves, as well as in a trend of following ottoman court fashions. A retainer was a concept in the west, and as in Japan proximity to a Lord did not make you a Knight, it was a specific title with corresponding duties and privileges, knights were expensive, very expensive, even most men performing their role in battle did not have the title, to give it to the domestic help would be silly, especially if their role was to stand around and look impressive, Knights had land grants to manage and training to undertake. Likewise with samurai, your swordbearer was needed to carry your sword, it was a pain if he had other duties, his wage was so that he would focus on that, also as he carried the sword him knowing how to fight was of no benefit, he could assassinate you with it, even if he couldn't fight he could be used as a shield. Usually though it was a position for young noble boys, they would learn court manners and rituals and proximity to a Lord was an honour, it was a period before they went on to other duties. Lord Oda liked exotic things and this was likely an example, in his youth he was mocked for foreign and extravagant dress and into his manhood he had a preference for Learned Christians, he was known as the demon king because he did not get on with the Buddhist monastic orders and had a full on war with some of them, being merciless even with the unarmed pilgrims and faithful, regardless of sex or age. If he had lived he might well have converted, he was planning to invade China, much like Alexander the Great's father, he unified Japan and was then going to invade Korea, his successors only went as far as Korea as his heir died in the coup.
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  327. England has a divorce tourism industry because of what our courts and judges are like.
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  328. It was to wipe out rabies, it's why we don't have it. Also it was only a little over a century ago.
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  329. Personally I'd say it was likely the first world war but I'm a historian and know that most of the negative trends started in the 1920's after a large proportion of the decent people of the generation, and especially the elite, had been killed off. The problems whoever started in the 1890's when the Christian revival started to wind down and the enlightenment restarted it's march of destruction.
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  330.  @themossad  Do you mean the president of Hungary? My issue is that Israeli NGO's and citizens are very prominent on the other side. I would be less critical if the Israeli right would work to undermine these group and I would be supportive of Israel were it to ally with us against the common enemy, Israel over the past days has shown it's experience and skill at operating media campaigns, it would be fantastic if skills could be shared or tie ins created. What has happened of the past days has been done by the same people in Europe but the rightful anger and necessary knowlege has been suppressed by western media, we would be greatly buoyed if a similar approach was to be taken around the Rotherham scale and type incidents across Europe. Just like in the past days the media must be made to admit to the reality of evil for people to even acknowledge it. I have massive sympathies with Israel in terms of these unspeakably revolting attacks, but my idea of cooperation would be the attacks we are undergoing being likewise publicised. At the moment Jews are an essential elite patronage group of the regime like the Baltic Germans were in the Russian Empire, this means we are very likely to be called anti-sematic merely for offending the sentiments of the ruling class. Organisations like the ADL are the face of this, it would be great if Israel would condemn the villainization of those who are fighting similar battles against the same people, often in circumstances not terribly far from what we are seeing currently in Israel and in a far higher volume even if not the same proportion or organisation.
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  331. Harry is a Northerner, Carl is from bloody Swindon and most of the others are middle class people from a working class background. The biggest toff is probably Dan as he worked in the London financial market. Being well spoken and thoughtful doesn't make you a toff, if they want a toff they can hire me.
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  332. Frankly they deserve worse. We need a French style revolution in terms of treatment of the old elite, but a politically and socially anti-liberal one.
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  333. Brits should have 15 kids, outnumber the migrants you deported, then colonize them back. Just like old times.
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  334.  @bruceknee4941  Look up the name.
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  335. We need to learn from the gypsies, they get past social services by never telling the authorities they have children or accommodating them to any degree at all. This is the only sensible reaction given the true nature of such institutions, one to which I can unfortunately attest. Survival isn't easy, but you do get to live and let your children fight for likewise.
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  336. I cancelled my premium membership because of him, I'm not going to pay for liberal cope, I'm around for Carl obliterating it, productive conclusions reached and a game plan for change being constructed.
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  337. No, he demanded that you stop sinning, or rather make an honest attempt at it. Jesus told us to fight evil, not embrace it. Leftism is not only heretical as a belief system, it is ontological evil as it inverts Christian morality, leftists must either reject leftism, repent and embrace Christ or be honest that their true religion is leftism.
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  338. We should remember Vortigern, and name our traitors after him.
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  339.  @paulharper6464  You are a traitor for the betrayal, it doesn't matter who you serve.
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  340. About the massacre, it was 1919 and a British officer got it into his head that there was going to be another mutiny, he declared a curfew....during an important religious festival, when everyone ignore it he took over some Gurkha troops (likely gurkhas as they had a reputation for not questioning orders no matter how questionable or suicidal they were, and with what he wanted to do British troops likely would have detained him and native refused) snuck up to a party of civilians celebrating the festival ordered his men to open fire, over 100 died and probably more as the Indians had a habit of taking bodies off for burial without telling record keepers, he was arrested, big surprise, but the injustice was that he wasn't shot for it with lead to rumours among the Indians that he was acting under orders (he wasn't it was just a legal travesty). This lead to a huge amount of disillusionment with British rule and was in many ways the kickstart of the independence movement outside of small westernized middle class circles, before it their was generally little dissatisfaction with British rule as it was seen as legitimate and the Indians had a very high estimate of the fairness and impartiality of British law, the massacre basically blew that out of the water and politicised a good deal of the population who had before been totally apathetic or naturally loyal.
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  341. Probably didn't help that the Anglo-Indians probably still remembering the babies on meathooks and other such instances from the mutiny praised the man for suppressing a rebellion that never was.
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  342. One thing to note is that a lot of Syrian Christians are probably just about to need asylum.
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  343. They should be the center of a traditional sword test demonstration. If you know you know.
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  344. @ They used to test swords on criminals to proof them.
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  345.  @Oicurmtoyoy  Did you read the big at the end, the bit by Saint Paul that explicitly condemns it. Also I'm fine with pure fabrics, the mixed stuff is much lower quality anyway.
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  346.  @ShermanistDruid I'm a Christian, I want civilisation back, not to erase it in the pursuit of a false utopia. Liberalism has destroyed us, we can not build things back up with it. That said as an Englishman I support the traditional liberties of Englishmen, but you can have a look at how many of them are enforced today if you want to understand the viability of liberal democracy. As I'm sure that will be misinterpreted, I'm not against people running their own communities, but I am against an unaccountable parliament running the country, what we have now may conform to the structure of liberalism but it most certainly in conflict with the intentions, unless you are a French revolutionary type. To preserve freedom it is necessary to kill liberalism, I am not rejecting the ideals of liberalism (for the most part) but its claims of being able to achieve them. Part of this is that the ideology came about as a justification of the supremacy of parliament in the first place using rights never given by parliament but only degraded by them, it's basically a continuation of the arguments of the English civil war and glorious revolution. Given their track record I'm surprised the nation survived them this long.
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  347. That only makes it gayer.
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  348. Depends, low church Anglicans most certainly. High church get on reasonably well with both Catholics and orthodox.
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  349. Lol, Harry is very blatantly the only one who has read any relevant academic literature not written 70 years ago by Churchill himself.
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  350. The problem with that is that they would then foster them with a nonce.
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  351. There are loads and loads of people in tv to hire from, you can get them dirt cheap and with any number of qualifications and perspective. It is a contracting industry which is massively oversubscribed and the industry is trying to stuff diversity hires into everything. Hell, I could probably find suitable people to run the show and I don't work in the industry.
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  352. The North Korean thing is obvious, they 'supposedly' sent their elite ideological forces, the nonsense was the original media stuff about what a pushover they would be. North Korea is not a joke no matter how many may be made at their expensive, they are a dystopia, just in a different sense to ourselves.
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  353. He has a Wikipedia page, it was a lot more accurate and insightful than this video.
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  354.  @lambofdog2584  My understanding of it is that people are always given the option of forgiveness but it is up to God to judge the sincerity, and thus it shouldn’t be used to save someone from punishment in this world. Certainly I don’t think things can be dealt with any other way when it comes to more serious matters, the constant moving around internally of predators within a various churches for example makes the organisation complicit in the crimes that result. God was also the God of the old testament, like any good parent he can be both harsh and kind depending on what is needed, and as he can see intentions I think things like self defence are mostly troublesome to us in the physical world. Considering that he is sending them to eternal torment I don’t think he minds them being sent sooner so long as the person doing so is not equally twisted I so doing , if I recall when it comes to children even Jesus thought it enough to say something about lodestones and throwing into the sea, though that may not have been what he meant at all.
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