LWDT VI: Kropotkin's Bread Dead Redemption.

[Conserative Morality]

Your Overall F Score is: 1.50
You are a whining rotter.

Scores for Personality Variables:Conventionalism: 1.00
Authoritarian Submission: 1.29
Authoritarian Aggression: 1.13
Anti-intraception: 1.00
Superstition and Stereotypy: 1.83
Power and "Toughness": 1.25
Destructiveness and Cynicism: 4.50
Projectivity: 1.00
Sex: 1.00

Feudalists begone.

Feudal serfs had more vacation time ;-;

What a beautiful vacation it is to labor in your own fields instead of someone else's!

[Liriena]

As we commemorate the life of MLK, let us always remind centrists and right-wingers that the dude was an avowed socialist who considered white 'moderates' a hindrance to civil rights. And he sympathized with rioters.

MLK did not support violent tactics, so don't riot in his name. He sympathized with their grievances.

Of course. I'm sorry if that wasn't clear.

I also don't mind disagreeing with Dr. King on economics.

I'm not as concerned with you openly disagreeing with his economics as I am with some right-wingers outright erasing them altogether and pretending that he was somehow a champion of right-wing economics and respectability politics.

[Torrocca]

Your Overall F Score is: 1.50
You are a whining rotter.

Scores for Personality Variables:Conventionalism: 1.00
Authoritarian Submission: 1.29
Authoritarian Aggression: 1.13
Anti-intraception: 1.00
Superstition and Stereotypy: 1.83
Power and "Toughness": 1.25
Destructiveness and Cynicism: 4.50
Projectivity: 1.00
Sex: 1.00

Feudal serfs had more vacation time ;-;

What a beautiful vacation it is to labor in your own fields instead of someone else's!

Actually the peasantry kinda did own their own fields (depending on location it was in common with the rest of their village ofc), minus the crops they had to give to barons or whoever was above them on the hierarchy (and that was mostly, IIRC, to make sure the larger settlements had an adequate supply of food).

[LiberNovusAmericae]

As we commemorate the life of MLK, let us always remind centrists and right-wingers that the dude was an avowed socialist who considered white 'moderates' a hindrance to civil rights. And he sympathized with rioters.

I chuckle a little whenever I see centrists praising MLK when, back in the day, they would be one of his among his vocal critics.

What is considered moderate changes over time. I doubt that everyone's a racist in this day and age except for hard-left wingers.

[Liriena]

As we commemorate the life of MLK, let us always remind centrists and right-wingers that the dude was an avowed socialist who considered white 'moderates' a hindrance to civil rights. And he sympathized with rioters.

I chuckle a little whenever I see centrists praising MLK when, back in the day, they would be one of his among his vocal critics.

Most hated man in America at the time of his death... but please, Sean Hannity, tell me how you would have totally marched with the radical leftist advocate for peaceful disobedience.

[Liriena]

Also, from what I've read, they had some kick-ass festivals where you could dunk on the upper classes.

And you didn't have to worry about conscription, because professional soldiers were far superior due to the nature of medieval warfare!

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

[Valrifell]

I chuckle a little whenever I see centrists praising MLK when, back in the day, they would be one of his among his vocal critics.

What is considered moderate changes over time. I doubt that everyone's a racist in this day and age except for hard-left wingers.

Don't deny the hatred on your side of the aisle and I won't deny that which exists on mine.

Your denial fuels my defensiveness, which throws me into delusions of black and white. Don't do that.

[Torrocca]

And the peasants actually had a share in the profits eyyyyy.

The serf's had benefits, at least.

In 1234 if vikings appeared in your hamlet you can be sure your local lord would do his best to protect his laborers. In 2348 if scavengers appear at your shelter, your warlord probably paid them to take your shit.

1234's a bit too ahead for the Viking age, and most of the time those boys were raiding chapels because they were full of gold because, ironically, that's where clergymen (or barons; I forget which, exactly) hid their gold early in the Feudal era in the event of a peasant revolt.

[Pasong Tirad]

And you didn't have to worry about conscription, because professional soldiers were far superior due to the nature of medieval warfare!

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

BEND THE KNEE

[Northern Davincia]

Spicy take, friendo. How about some proofs supporting that assertion? :^)

http://usslave.blogspot.com/2013/04/med ... tions.html
Capitalism hath brought its righteous sword upon slavery.

[Valrifell]

The serf's had benefits, at least.

In 1234 if vikings appeared in your hamlet you can be sure your local lord would do his best to protect his laborers. In 2348 if scavengers appear at your shelter, your warlord probably paid them to take your shit.

1234's a bit too ahead for the Viking age, and most of the time those boys were raiding chapels because they were full of gold because, ironically, that's where clergymen (or barons; I forget which, exactly) hid their gold early in the Feudal era in the event of a peasant revolt.

Most chapels didn't exactly hide their gold in the first place. Something something Christ demands all your ducats.

[Torrocca]

And you didn't have to worry about conscription, because professional soldiers were far superior due to the nature of medieval warfare!

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

BEND THE KNEE

There seems to be a royal upset in my court... GUARDS!

[Conserative Morality]

Actually the peasantry kinda did own their own fields (depending on location it was in common with the rest of their village ofc), minus the crops they had to give to barons or whoever was above them on the hierarchy (and that was mostly, IIRC, to make sure the larger settlements had an adequate supply of food).

*sigh*

The conditions for a serf's contract with their lord was generally that they had to labor for x amount of days - usually 3 - per week on their lord's fields. The other 3 days of the week were 'allowed' to the serf to labor in their own fields, often common fields rather than individually owned ones, and forage, chop wood, etc, for their own needs. Which they would then be taxed on. How generous!

It was, of course, immoral to do anything on Sundays, including having fun.

[Liriena]

The serf's had benefits, at least.

In 1234 if vikings appeared in your hamlet you can be sure your local lord would do his best to protect his laborers. In 2348 if scavengers appear at your shelter, your warlord probably paid them to take your shit.

1234's a bit too ahead for the Viking age, and most of the time those boys were raiding chapels because they were full of gold because, ironically, that's where clergymen (or barons; I forget which, exactly) hid their gold early in the Feudal era in the event of a peasant revolt.

The Catholic Church: hiding powerful assholes' dirty secrets from the common people since 1234.

[Valrifell]

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

BEND THE KNEE

#AOC2024

[Torrocca]

Actually the peasantry kinda did own their own fields (depending on location it was in common with the rest of their village ofc), minus the crops they had to give to barons or whoever was above them on the hierarchy (and that was mostly, IIRC, to make sure the larger settlements had an adequate supply of food).

*sigh*

The conditions for a serf's contract with their lord was generally that they had to labor for x amount of days - usually 3 - per week on their lord's fields. The other 3 days of the week were 'allowed' to the serf to labor in their own fields, often common fields rather than individually owned ones, and forage, chop wood, etc, for their own needs. Which they would then be taxed on. How generous!

It was, of course, immoral to do anything on Sundays, including having fun.

Could I get some sources on that? I'm genuinely curious on this one because this time period in history's pretty interesting to me, NGL.

1234's a bit too ahead for the Viking age, and most of the time those boys were raiding chapels because they were full of gold because, ironically, that's where clergymen (or barons; I forget which, exactly) hid their gold early in the Feudal era in the event of a peasant revolt.

The Catholic Church: hiding powerful assholes' dirty secrets from the common people since 1234.

lol

[Valrifell]

Bottom line: all hail Alexandria of the Houses Ocasio and Cortez, Queen of the United Duchies of America, I guess.

BEND THE KNEE

There seems to be a royal upset in my court... GUARDS!

You fool, the guards are on their smoke break! They're union! This is the LWDT, after all.

[Liriena]

BEND THE KNEE

#AOC2024

Just imagine it... a gamer president.

[Valrifell]

#AOC2024

Just imagine it... a gamer president.

She'd be the first president to be on record saying the N64 is the best console.

[Torrocca]

There seems to be a royal upset in my court... GUARDS!

You fool, the guards are on their smoke break! They're union! This is the LWDT, after all.

Agh! My reign would last were I not loyal to the Anarcho-Monarchist cause! Curse my sudden but inevitable betrayal of myself!

[Pasong Tirad]

By the way we gotta remember not to talk about feudalism as though it's a product of a by-gone age. There are literally still feudal lords out here in the Philippines to this day, many of them are even congressmen and senators. Our previous president had one of the country's largest haciendas, and was paid handsomely when the Supreme Court ordered it to be redistributed (a painstakingly slow process, mind).

[Pasong Tirad]

Just imagine it... a gamer president.

She'd be the first president to be on record saying the N64 is the best console.

And that trans rights are human rights eyyyyyy (unless Obama said it idk)

[Liriena]

By the way we gotta remember not to talk about feudalism as though it's a product of a by-gone age. There are literally still feudal lords out here in the Philippines to this day, many of them are even congressmen and senators. Our previous president had one of the country's largest haciendas, and was paid handsomely when the Supreme Court ordered it to be redistributed (a painstakingly slow process, mind).

Hell, we still get a feudalism of sorts in some rural areas of Argentina, courtesy of our agricultural oligarchy. One of our most hilariously awful congressmen is one of them, in fact.

[Liriena]

She'd be the first president to be on record saying the N64 is the best console.

And that trans rights are human rights eyyyyyy (unless Obama said it idk)

I'm pretty sure Obama didn't really say much about trans rights specifically.

inb4 Beto O'Rourke does a Youtube livestream where he says he loves the GameCube and that enby rights are human rights

[Torrocca]

And that trans rights are human rights eyyyyyy (unless Obama said it idk)

I'm pretty sure Obama didn't really say much about trans rights specifically.

inb4 Beto O'Rourke does a Youtube livestream where he says he loves the GameCube and that enby rights are human rights

Beto would spend more time talking about "civility politics" than ignoring the ramblings of the Conservative legislation to support human rights lol