Right-Wing Discussion Thread XVIII: Hyena Central Command 憶ラ

[Xuloqoia]

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The light blue is the Hive, pale green is the DPRCC, rust-red is Tejas.

It's a tad difficult to read. Also, I took one for the team on my flag.

... I tried making it easy to read, but it's too large for that apparently.

[Northern Davincia]

It's a tad difficult to read. Also, I took one for the team on my flag.

... I tried making it easy to read, but it's too large for that apparently.

I am greatly pleased that Canada is recognized as a barbaric nation.

[Cappuccina]

... I tried making it easy to read, but it's too large for that apparently.

I am greatly pleased that Canada is recognized as a barbaric nation.

No Grand Carolina Empire......0/10 wouldn't play.

[Joohan]

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The light blue is the Hive, pale green is the DPRCC, rust-red is Tejas. Grey represents groups of barbarian tribals.

I like how New England just didn't realize there was an apocalypse.

Edit: Also how Utah is just... unhabited apparently

[Hanafuridake]

https://www.pbs.org/story-china/interac ... h-emperor/

I scored Emperor Hongwu.

[Proctopeo]

https://www.pbs.org/story-china/interactive/which-emperor/

I scored Emperor Hongwu.

I got Emperor Taizong of Tang.

[Novus America]

I also got Taizong of Tang.
Who seems quite good. I wonder how many options there are though?

[Fahran]

Discuss the contention that Governor Northam is a carpetbagger plant.

[Diopolis]

Discuss the contention that Governor Northam is a carpetbagger plant.

It's supposed to be controversial?

[Constaniana]

(Image)

The light blue is the Hive, pale green is the DPRCC, rust-red is Tejas. Grey represents groups of barbarian tribals.

I like how New England just didn't realize there was an apocalypse.

Edit: Also how Utah is just... unhabited apparently

We all relocated to Brazil.

[Fahran]

Discuss the contention that Governor Northam is a carpetbagger plant.

It's supposed to be controversial?

I didn't think it would be but I figured we ought to give him and his ill-conceived overreaching and spineless dithering a degree of consideration. I don't think he's bound for reelection at this rate. I'm hoping the Democrats showing their extremism on this issue effectively banishes them from Southern legislatures for another three generations. I'd rather have the actual socialists at this point at least they're not this insufferable and whiny.

[Salus Maior]

You know, maybe it's because I'm a history student and a trad, but sometimes I don't really get why people would adopt newer religions over religions that have a long historical record.

For instance, I'm not sure why anyone would convert to Baha'i. Not that I really have any problems with the religion itself, but it's not even 200 years old.

[Xuloqoia]

So, I need to calm the hell down and stop rambling on the RWDT discord. I must seem like a loon. But my mind is racing at the moment.

[Xuloqoia]

You know, maybe it's because I'm a history student and a trad, but sometimes I don't really get why people would adopt newer religions over religions that have a long historical record.

Oh? May you please elaborate?

[The East Marches II]

Discuss the contention that Governor Northam is a carpetbagger plant.

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

[Xuloqoia]

Discuss the contention that Governor Northam is a carpetbagger plant.

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

My apologies, but what's being discussed at the moment?

[The East Marches II]

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

My apologies, but what's being discussed at the moment?

A fool who makes Trump seem a very stable genius, Mr. Ralph Northam

[Salus Maior]

You know, maybe it's because I'm a history student and a trad, but sometimes I don't really get why people would adopt newer religions over religions that have a long historical record.

Oh? May you please elaborate?

Ancient religions like Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, etc. have proven themselves to be resilient, and at least true enough that many people have followed it and lived successful and fulfilled lives. Shaping culture in extraordinary ways, and producing a lot of great thinkers and philosophies that one can look into. As well as having a strong foundation through their long history.

Newer religions like Baha'i can't really compare imo. (Not that I have anything against Baha'is, that's just an example).

[Fahran]

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

There's no reason to abide by the middle-ground on any major social issue at the moment. The progressives have destroyed any and all whiff of sanity on gun control. We shouldn't give them a single inch. They'll always take a mile. Oddly enough, looking at other threads, our left-wing colleagues seem content to abide disruption when they lose but howl when we engage in peaceful protests. One wonders if we need to abandon niceties and working within the system to reassert that which they have eroded at every turn. And, no, I'm not recommending violence here. I still oppose Antifa and Neo-Nazis. I'm recommending large-scale civil disobedience, non-compliance, and targeted protests of people and organizations that do questionable things. Essentially, embracing common and legal tactics employed by the Democrats in the US.

[The East Marches II]

You know, maybe it's because I'm a history student and a trad, but sometimes I don't really get why people would adopt newer religions over religions that have a long historical record.

For instance, I'm not sure why anyone would convert to Baha'i. Not that I really have any problems with the religion itself, but it's not even 200 years old.

How did Christianity get it's start? What (theological, social, political) conditions led to Christ's coming? The same for our Muslim friends. Though admittedly they were more the sword than the preaching.

[Salus Maior]

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

There's no reason to abide by the middle-ground on any major social issue at the moment. The progressives have destroyed any and all whiff of sanity on gun control. We shouldn't give them a single inch. They'll always take a mile. Oddly enough, looking at other threads, our left-wing colleagues seem content to abide disruption when they lose but howl when we engage in peaceful protests. One wonders if we need to abandon niceties and working within the system to reassert that which they have eroded at every turn. And, no, I'm not recommending violence here. I still oppose Antifa and Neo-Nazis. I'm recommending large-scale civil disobedience, non-compliance, and targeted protests of people and organizations that do questionable things. Essentially, embracing common and legal tactics employed by the Democrats in the US.

While your idea is a moral one, I think the only way large scale civil disobedience on both sides of the political isle will end will be just making ourselves into a nonfunctional country out of partisanism.

And will probably end in violence just to break the deadlock.

[The East Marches II]

He and Beto saved the NRA. A big thank you to both of them for destroying the middle ground and going full retard.

Northam's abortion comments were so radical that even soured alot of non-crazy abortion supporters. We had a long truce on the issue. Now it is back in play.

There's no reason to abide by the middle-ground on any major social issue at the moment. The progressives have destroyed any and all whiff of sanity on gun control. We shouldn't give them a single inch. They'll always take a mile. Oddly enough, looking at other threads, our left-wing colleagues seem content to abide disruption when they lose but howl when we engage in peaceful protests. One wonders if we need to abandon niceties and working within the system to reassert that which they have eroded at every turn. And, no, I'm not recommending violence here. I still oppose Antifa and Neo-Nazis. I'm recommending large-scale civil disobedience, non-compliance, and targeted protests of people and organizations that do questionable things. Essentially, embracing common and legal tactics employed by the Democrats in the US.

I'll be damned, that was very impressive. I tip my hat to such eloquence!

[Salus Maior]

You know, maybe it's because I'm a history student and a trad, but sometimes I don't really get why people would adopt newer religions over religions that have a long historical record.

For instance, I'm not sure why anyone would convert to Baha'i. Not that I really have any problems with the religion itself, but it's not even 200 years old.

How did Christianity get it's start? What (theological, social, political) conditions led to Christ's coming? The same for our Muslim friends. Though admittedly they were more the sword than the preaching.

We cheated by appropriating Judaism's history.

Although a more serious answer would be that Christianity was born out longstanding ideas already circulating in Judaism, that being the coming of the Messiah. That being said, I would also consider Islam as one of the longstanding religions which I would understand why people would convert to it.

[Kowani]

It's a tad difficult to read. Also, I took one for the team on my flag.

... I tried making it easy to read, but it's too large for that apparently.

…I’m the DRPC, aren’t I.

[The East Marches II]

How did Christianity get it's start? What (theological, social, political) conditions led to Christ's coming? The same for our Muslim friends. Though admittedly they were more the sword than the preaching.

We cheated by appropriating Judaism's history.

Although a more serious answer would be that Christianity was born out longstanding ideas already circulating in Judaism, that being the coming of the Messiah. That being said, I would also consider Islam as one of the longstanding religions which I would understand why people would convert to it.

You're forgetting the miracles and the tale my boy! Things which sway men's hearts so much that they topple entire belief systems that had been around for thousands of years before that.