Right Wing Discussion Thread IX: The Right Man's Burden

[Conserative Morality]

Daily reminder that the Japanese were right and merchants belonged on the bottom of society. :^)

U N W E S T E R N

I am suddenly reminded of why I despise all other cultures.

[Napkiraly]

It is in Europe's interest to oversee the spread of Christendom, as well as the reduction in lesser civilizational traits.
Such as rule by a god-emperor or neglect of the needy.

Yes, and it was in Japan's interest to see to the preservation of their culture. And that's pretty interesting say that Japan was "lesser" for neglecting the needy, when that happened in Catholic dominated Europe too.

Islam was generally spread to places that were "alien" to it.

Generally through conquest, but not always.

True.

My point is if you're going to try to infect another nation with your religion, you can't cry if your converts are punished by the native government.

I'll take this post into consideration should the fate of the Burmese Muslims ever come up.

[The East Marches II]

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There is nothing wrong with that persecution, it works wonders. Ask your fellow Catholics in France :^)

Are you saying I should bring Aellex to this thread? :^) Didn't know you had such fond feelings for the French. :^)

Summon him, his telephone wires and his gégènes :^)

[The East Marches II]

Daily reminder that the Japanese were right and merchants belonged on the bottom of society. :^)

U N W E S T E R N

I am suddenly reminded of why I despise all other cultures.

Is it time to get the cross?

[Conserative Morality]

I'll take this post into consideration should the fate of the Burmese Muslims ever come up.

It's been like 300 years, I think few of them are converts at this point.

[Napkiraly]

The West is the best with a sturdy chest
The East is the least with its genitalia infected with yeast

[The East Marches II]

If he had been really intelligent or a real leader of Japan, he'd have supported the growing Shinto sects and used them to counterbalance Buddhism, but he did not. This lack of intelligence was probably the reason he was killed. :^)

>> using syncretic religions to fight syncretic religions

0/10 do not pass go do not collect 200$

Both of you are plebs for reading the Hagakure.

But how would you know how plebbish the Hagakure is unless you yourself have read it? =^)

I-I only read it to prove how superior the 5 Rings was. T-that's all.

[Napkiraly]

I'll take this post into consideration should the fate of the Burmese Muslims ever come up.

It's been like 300 years, I think few of them are converts at this point.

I'm referring to the Rohingya.

[Aillyria]

Yes, and it was in Japan's interest to see to the preservation of their culture. And that's pretty interesting say that Japan was "lesser" for neglecting the needy, when that happened in Catholic dominated Europe too.

My point is if you're going to try to infect another nation with your religion, you can't cry if your converts are punished by the native government.

Read that as "preservation of the status quo that favors the sitting lords at the time".

No, that's barbaric. Unless you think in general it's fine to persecute minorities if it "doesn't fit your culture"? ISIS will be pleased.

Uh, yes. That's generally want governments do, protect the status quo that supports their hold on their territory. Just like how the Vatican resisted the advent of Protestantism. I never said I thought it was good or right, simply natural.

[War Gears]

Yes, and it was in Japan's interest to see to the preservation of their culture. And that's pretty interesting say that Japan was "lesser" for neglecting the needy, when that happened in Catholic dominated Europe too.

My point is if you're going to try to infect another nation with your religion, you can't cry if your converts are punished by the native government.

Read that as "preservation of the status quo that favors the sitting lords at the time".

No, that's barbaric. Unless you think in general it's fine to persecute minorities if it "doesn't fit your culture"? ISIS will be pleased.

Please stop with the ridiculous nonsense about how Christianity was the champion of the lower classes and that that was the reason it was suppressed by the big bad shogun and his elite, because that is nowhere near close to reality. Christianity was favored by many daimyo and others in the upper class who had no interest in helping the lower classes, and exercised their powers in order to coerce their subordinates into converting as well.

Do you believe that slavery and destroying religious places of worship are barbaric as well?

[Conserative Morality]

Is it time to get the cross?

Cedar from Palaestina
Nails from Noricum
Papyrus from Egypt
Punishment from Rome =^)

[Conserative Morality]

It's been like 300 years, I think few of them are converts at this point.

I'm referring to the Rohingya.

So am I.

[BranchLandia]

Greetings all.

What are some Right Wing Poets?

[War Gears]

Daily reminder that the Japanese were right and merchants belonged on the bottom of society. :^)

Daily Reminder: Japan was a mistake and it is rightful Chinese clay :^)

t. Kublai Khan

Right before the gods sent a tsunami to wreck his ships.

[Aillyria]

Daily Reminder: Japan was a mistake and it is rightful Chinese clay :^)

t. Kublai Khan

Right before the gods sent a tsunami to wreck his ships.

Lol, also Japan has wiped the floor with China in almost every war they've had.

[War Gears]

Daily reminder that the Japanese were right and merchants belonged on the bottom of society. :^)

U N W E S T E R N

I am suddenly reminded of why I despise all other cultures.

You caught me, high fructose corn syrup burns me like holy water.

[Salus Maior]

t. Kublai Khan

Right before the gods sent a tsunami to wreck his ships.

Lol, also Japan has wiped the floor with China in almost every war they've had.

Which is like what, two?

And the first one they had, Korea and China beat Japan so bad that they didn't try again for like 200 years.

[Rostavykhan]

Greetings all.

What are some Right Wing Poets?

Filthy Frank.

Daily reminder that the Japanese were right and merchants belonged on the bottom of society. :^)

Daily Reminder: Japan was a mistake and it is rightful Chinese clay :^)

[March Of The Volunteers Intensifies In Distance]

[Northern Davincia]

Because no poor existed in majority Christian countries at the time of the 16th century, or today in the 21st.

Buddhism had a concept of helping the poor too, y'know.

In regards to the concept of the Emperor as arahitogami, how is that "uncivilized?"

Buddhism has the concept, yes. Most religions do. However, you don't have events like the Shimabara Rebellion if you care for the poor.
The arahitogami concept is not uncivilized, but merely an attribute of primitivism where men posed as gods, like in Ancient Egypt.

[Senkaku]

Daily Reminder: Japan was a mistake and it is rightful Chinese clay :^)

[March Of The Volunteers Intensifies In Distance]

>March of the Volunteers

Is that Communism in my good Confucian thread? I'm reporting you to the Jinyiwei

[Salus Maior]

Read that as "preservation of the status quo that favors the sitting lords at the time".

No, that's barbaric. Unless you think in general it's fine to persecute minorities if it "doesn't fit your culture"? ISIS will be pleased.

Please stop with the ridiculous nonsense about how Christianity was the champion of the lower classes and that that was the reason it was suppressed by the big bad shogun and his elite, because that is nowhere near close to reality. Christianity was favored by many daimyo and others in the upper class who had no interest in helping the lower classes, and exercised their powers in order to coerce their subordinates into converting as well.

Do you believe that slavery and destroying religious places of worship are barbaric as well?

I'm not. It's a statement of a fact that part of the rejection of Christianity was to preserve Japan's status quo.

Native converted people destroying their own places of worship to replace them with new ones isn't that objectionable to me, it happened plenty of times during Europe's conversion (although I'd rather they just be converted rather than destroyed for the sake of historical value, like the Roman Pantheon and the Parthenon). Slavery, of course, is profoundly objectionable to me. But it's not like peasants in Japan had it any better under the Shinto-Buddhist system.

[Conserative Morality]

Because no poor existed in majority Christian countries at the time of the 16th century, or today in the 21st.

Buddhism had a concept of helping the poor too, y'know.

In regards to the concept of the Emperor as arahitogami, how is that "uncivilized?"

Buddhism has the concept, yes. Most religions do. However, you don't have events like the Shimabara Rebellion if you care for the poor.
The arahitogami concept is not uncivilized, but merely an attribute of primitivism where men posed as gods, like in Ancient Egypt.

Because contemporary Europe didn't see such peasant uprisings at the time because they wuz good Christian boys

[Aillyria]

Lol, also Japan has wiped the floor with China in almost every war they've had.

Which is like what, two?

And the first one they had, Korea and China beat Japan so bad that they didn't try again for like 200 years.

Yeah, Japan was cocky on that 1st invasion of Korea.

Because no poor existed in majority Christian countries at the time of the 16th century, or today in the 21st.

Buddhism had a concept of helping the poor too, y'know.

In regards to the concept of the Emperor as arahitogami, how is that "uncivilized?"

Buddhism has the concept, yes. Most religions do. However, you don't have events like the Shimabara Rebellion if you care for the poor.
The arahitogami concept is not uncivilized, but merely an attribute of primitivism where men posed as gods, like in Ancient Egypt.

Then you have Catholicism where clergy poses as God's authority on Earth, that's pretty BS too. Christianity had no leg to stand on to say they were morally on the high groun in comparison to native Japanese practices.

[Northern Davincia]

Buddhism has the concept, yes. Most religions do. However, you don't have events like the Shimabara Rebellion if you care for the poor.
The arahitogami concept is not uncivilized, but merely an attribute of primitivism where men posed as gods, like in Ancient Egypt.

Because contemporary Europe didn't see such peasant uprisings at the time because they wuz good Christian boys

That is more the fault of the state and less of religion. Caste systems are like that.

[Aillyria]

Because contemporary Europe didn't see such peasant uprisings at the time because they wuz good Christian boys

That is more the fault of the state and less of religion. Caste systems are like that.

Same with Shinto and Buddhism.