Right Wing Discussion Thread X: Pol's closed

[Bienenhalde]

So would banning Christianity, but we can't have everything we want.

Christianity is the basis of Western Civilization. I think anime is okay as long as it is not blasphemous or obscene. But then I may be biased because anime is sort of my guilty pleasure.

[War Gears]

Christianity is the basis of Western Civilization.

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

We can just replace it with Jainism. Hope you all like muhapatti.

[The East Marches II]

TEM is I'll Take My Stand on steroids.

So an agrarian regionalist conservative from the south?

From the Midwest and I ought to thank Parkus for such a kind compliment

[Proctopeo]

Christianity is the basis of Western Civilization.

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

We can just replace it with Jainism. Hope you all like muhapatti.

Let's replace it with the Church of Helix instead.

[Bienenhalde]

Christianity is the basis of Western Civilization.

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

[Senkaku]

TEM is I'll Take My Stand on steroids.

So an agrarian regionalist conservative from the south?

Imagine if the Khmer Rouge found Jesus and had a torrid love affair with Erdogan

[Aillyria]

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

Eh.....capitalism, yes. The Enlightenment was, on the whole, a benevolent force and superior to what was before it.

[Aillyria]

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

Eh.....capitalism, yes. The Enlightenment was, on the whole, a benevolent force and superior to what was before it.

[Northern Davincia]

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

We can just replace it with Jainism. Hope you all like muhapatti.

Let's replace it with the Church of Helix instead.

Helix is nothing compared to the Dome Fossil.

[Proctopeo]

Let's replace it with the Church of Helix instead.

Helix is nothing compared to the Dome Fossil.

Begone heretic!

[El Hamidah]

Anime is pretty reich wing.

See: Ghost in the Shell.

Or even more so Berserk.

Berserk doesn't argue for really any political perspective. Unless you think Griffith really is Jesus.

And Ghost in the Shell is far from Right Wing.

[El Hamidah]

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

The past was degenerate as fuck. Trying to return to an idealized version of a time in it is basically suicide.

[War Gears]

Thoughts on Ludwig Klages? Parkus, thought you might be interested in him.

[Northern Davincia]

Helix is nothing compared to the Dome Fossil.

Begone heretic!

You must face the truth. Flareon will lead us to true victory.

[The Liberated Territories]

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

Long live the Enlightenment!

[The East Marches II]

The Enlightenment and capitalism are the primary forces driving modern degeneracy.

Long live the Enlightenment!

I don't know what you are cheering crypto-bolshevik

[The Liberated Territories]

Long live the Enlightenment!

I don't know what you are cheering crypto-bolshevik

Keep jeering, bootlicker. You'll get yours.

[The East Marches II]

I don't know what you are cheering crypto-bolshevik

Keep jeering, bootlicker. You'll get yours.

I have nothing to fear, Al-Hoppeyyun (PBUH) is on my side. Your mere thoughts violate the NAP.

[Salus Maior]

Christianity is the basis of Western Civilization.

Maybe a few hundred years ago, until the Enlightenment and capitalism.

We can just replace it with Jainism. Hope you all like muhapatti.

Ah yes, one of the more successful religions in the world, right up there with Cheondoism and Hoahaoism .

It's almost as if extreme pacifism is incredibly impractical on a large scale (although tbf, I don't believe Jainism has ever strived to be the most influential or widespread religion) and just doesn't work outside of individual or relatively small group efforts, like monasteries.

[The Liberated Territories]

Keep jeering, bootlicker. You'll get yours.

I have nothing to fear, Al-Hoppeyyun (PBUH) is on my side. Your mere thoughts violate the NAP.

Hoppe is a conservative-collectivist, he is the enemy of the PEOPLE and therefore violates the NAP.

[War Gears]

Ah yes, one of the more successful religions in the world, right up there with Cheondoism and Hoahaoism .

It's one of the oldest religions in existence and has had a massive influence on Indian history, as well as Hinduism and Buddhism, the latter probably best described as a Jain heresy. So I think it is a bit more successful than the two you mentioned.

It's almost as if extreme pacifism is incredibly impractical on a large scale (although tbf, I don't believe Jainism has ever strived to be the most influential or widespread religion) and just doesn't work outside of individual or relatively small group efforts, like monasteries.

Not all Jains are ascetics, most will pretty honestly admit that they can't live to that extreme standard, and will simply do their best to adhere as best they can at the present moment. In regard to "extreme pacifism," this mainly involves not harming innocent life forms. There have been Jain monks who've used violence to defend innocent people, such as nuns, in the past.

[The East Marches II]

I have nothing to fear, Al-Hoppeyyun (PBUH) is on my side. Your mere thoughts violate the NAP.

Hoppe is a conservative-collectivist, he is the enemy of the PEOPLE and therefore violates the NAP.

>Implying violating the property of the King isn't a violation of the NAP

Anon,the king is merely an owner and you are a renter, you have to respect his rights. Property > muh people

[Salus Maior]

Ah yes, one of the more successful religions in the world, right up there with Cheondoism and Hoahaoism .

It's one of the oldest religions in existence and has had a massive influence on Indian history, as well as Hinduism and Buddhism, the latter probably best described as a Jain heresy. So I think it is a bit more successful than the two you mentioned.

It's almost as if extreme pacifism is incredibly impractical on a large scale (although tbf, I don't believe Jainism has ever strived to be the most influential or widespread religion) and just doesn't work outside of individual or relatively small group efforts, like monasteries.

Not all Jains are ascetics, most will pretty honestly admit that they can't live to that extreme standard, and will simply do their best to adhere as best they can at the present moment. In regard to "extreme pacifism," this mainly involves not harming innocent life forms. There have been Jain monks who've used violence to defend innocent people, such as nuns, in the past.

Oh it is, Jainism has 4 million adherents and the last two I mentioned only have 3. This is based off of this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_rel ... _religions

Yes, I think most Indian religions have affected each other one way or another (which is natural considering their general openness). They all pretty much have the same set of beliefs with some differences here and there, sometimes even worshiping the same gods as each other. In fact, many foreign religion visitors to India in the past thought they were all simply sects of each other, rather than individual religions. One probably could make an argument that such is true, but I can't and am not particularly interested in trying.

Ah, but what are "innocent" people? That tends to shift depending who you ask and what its convenient for.

[War Gears]

Oh it is, Jainism has 4 million adherents and the last two I mentioned only have 3. This is based off of this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_rel ... _religions

Yes, I think most Indian religions have affected each other one way or another (which is natural considering their general openness). They all pretty much have the same set of beliefs with some differences here and there, sometimes even worshiping the same gods as each other. In fact, many foreign religion visitors to India in the past thought they were all simply sects of each other, rather than individual religions. One probably could make an argument that such is true, but I can't and am not particularly interested in trying.

I'm just going to ignore the blatant lack of knowledge about Indian religions and history.

Ah, but what are "innocent" people? That tends to shift depending who you ask and what its convenient for.

Are nuns like choirboys now in that Catholics think they asked for it too?

[Salus Maior]

Oh it is, Jainism has 4 million adherents and the last two I mentioned only have 3. This is based off of this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_rel ... _religions

Yes, I think most Indian religions have affected each other one way or another (which is natural considering their general openness). They all pretty much have the same set of beliefs with some differences here and there, sometimes even worshiping the same gods as each other. In fact, many foreign religion visitors to India in the past thought they were all simply sects of each other, rather than individual religions. One probably could make an argument that such is true, but I can't and am not particularly interested in trying.

I'm just going to ignore the blatant lack of knowledge about Indian religions and history.

Ah, but what are "innocent" people? That tends to shift depending who you ask and what its convenient for.

Are nuns like choirboys now in that Catholics think they asked for it too?

The 4 million number is also backed by other sources. So I suppose that Jainism's success is derived more by its ability to survive despite being so small for such a long time, rather than population. India, of course, in terms of native religions/rulers has generally been open and un-oppressive so that's not surprising that any religion would survive there (of course, given the Hindu nationalism going on now that remains to be seen in the future), but I think it'd be interesting to read up how Jainism survived the Islamic invasions, who were generally very aggressive in assimilating other groups into itself.

Yeah, I don't claim to be an expert on India. That's probably the one area of the world I lack knowledge on, but I have picked up understandings here and there.

That was more of a remark on how religions that claim to be pacifist or generally peaceful get around being pacifist when it becomes inconvenient.