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by Salus Maior » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:52 pm
by Cisairse » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:52 pm
Valrifell wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:I don't know much about him, but the clips I've seen of his show are interesting. Can't say I agree with all of it, especially the attempts to paint republicans in a good light. I like him better when he savages both parties.
He's essentially a commentator who follows the money trail. He started out as your standard milquetoast liberal before his show got canned and he was moved to another network, then suddenly he was this antiwoke liberal-hating fellow and shifted more and more right as it became financially convenient to do so. His writers, I'm sure, come up with his takes for him.
He's a millionaire who talks about how millionaires and "the elite" suck while also being bankrolled by billionaires.
by Northern Davincia » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:53 pm
Conserative Morality wrote:"Two gin-scented tears trickled down the sides of his nose. But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Hoppe."
by Washington Resistance Army » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:54 pm
Sundiata wrote:Cekoviu wrote:what i'm hearing is that if i start worshiping mary, i'll turn into a panlesbian
right?
You would be mistaken to worship Mary, we are to worship God.
However, there's no better way to get to Christ than through his mother. Ask her to pray for you, compliment her, give her your time. She needs our attention, especially because she experienced such great sorrow in her life. After all, she saw her only son tortured to death for all of our sake. Love her dearly, and in turn love all women the same.
The political implications of Marian devotion are programs like paid-maternity leave, child tax-credits, etc.
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:54 pm
Cisairse wrote:Valrifell wrote:
He's essentially a commentator who follows the money trail. He started out as your standard milquetoast liberal before his show got canned and he was moved to another network, then suddenly he was this antiwoke liberal-hating fellow and shifted more and more right as it became financially convenient to do so. His writers, I'm sure, come up with his takes for him.
He's a millionaire who talks about how millionaires and "the elite" suck while also being bankrolled by billionaires.
He also lost a debate against Jon Stewart while Stewart wasn't even trying to debate him, which delegated Tucker permanently into the clown car
by Valrifell » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:54 pm
Northern Davincia wrote:Bienenhalde wrote:
The Conservative Party is the party that has consistently supported the Monarchy, the House of Lords, and the Church of England. I don't see why you think imperialism was so great. I mean, maybe the British Empire wasn't as bad as modern Leftists say it was, but I still think that replacing it with the Commonwealth was a step in the right direction. And even assuming that leaving the EU will have a positive effect on Britain's internal politics, it doesn't exactly seem to be strengthening their position on the world stage.
Decolonization was done too quickly, giving way to dictators and insanely corrupt politicians.
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:55 pm
Sundiata wrote:Cekoviu wrote:what i'm hearing is that if i start worshiping mary, i'll turn into a panlesbian
right?
You would be mistaken to worship Mary, we are to worship God.
However, there's no better way to get to Christ than through his mother. Ask her to pray for you, compliment her, give her your time. She needs our attention, especially because she experienced such great sorrow in her life. After all, she saw her only son tortured to death for all of our sake. Love her dearly, and in turn love all women the same.
The political implications of Marian devotion are programs like paid-maternity leave, child tax-credits, etc.
by Sundiata » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:56 pm
Washington Resistance Army wrote:Sundiata wrote:You would be mistaken to worship Mary, we are to worship God.
However, there's no better way to get to Christ than through his mother. Ask her to pray for you, compliment her, give her your time. She needs our attention, especially because she experienced such great sorrow in her life. After all, she saw her only son tortured to death for all of our sake. Love her dearly, and in turn love all women the same.
The political implications of Marian devotion are programs like paid-maternity leave, child tax-credits, etc.
tbh that sounds pretty much like worship with a different name
by Sundiata » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:57 pm
New haven america wrote:Sundiata wrote:You would be mistaken to worship Mary, we are to worship God.
However, there's no better way to get to Christ than through his mother. Ask her to pray for you, compliment her, give her your time. She needs our attention, especially because she experienced such great sorrow in her life. After all, she saw her only son tortured to death for all of our sake. Love her dearly, and in turn love all women the same.
The political implications of Marian devotion are programs like paid-maternity leave, child tax-credits, etc.
So where supposed to support Mary by worshiping her?
Even though we shouldn't worship her?
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:57 pm
Northern Davincia wrote:Bienenhalde wrote:
The Conservative Party is the party that has consistently supported the Monarchy, the House of Lords, and the Church of England. I don't see why you think imperialism was so great. I mean, maybe the British Empire wasn't as bad as modern Leftists say it was, but I still think that replacing it with the Commonwealth was a step in the right direction. And even assuming that leaving the EU will have a positive effect on Britain's internal politics, it doesn't exactly seem to be strengthening their position on the world stage.
Decolonization was done too quickly, giving way to dictators and insanely corrupt politicians.
by Washington Resistance Army » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:58 pm
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:58 pm
by Nakena » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:59 pm
New haven america wrote:Like Congo when the US deposed their left-wing democratically elected president who graduated from Harvard and traveled the world in order to prop up a hardcore right-wing/militaristic dictator.
by Northern Davincia » Sun Jun 14, 2020 7:59 pm
New haven america wrote:Sundiata wrote:You would be mistaken to worship Mary, we are to worship God.
However, there's no better way to get to Christ than through his mother. Ask her to pray for you, compliment her, give her your time. She needs our attention, especially because she experienced such great sorrow in her life. After all, she saw her only son tortured to death for all of our sake. Love her dearly, and in turn love all women the same.
The political implications of Marian devotion are programs like paid-maternity leave, child tax-credits, etc.
So where supposed to support Mary by worshiping her?
Even though we shouldn't worship her?
Valrifell wrote:Northern Davincia wrote:Decolonization was done too quickly, giving way to dictators and insanely corrupt politicians.
To the contrary, dictatorial regimes were supported as fleeting empires could get at least some return on investment after they nominally left the nation, armed countermeasures to independence movements further made strongmen and dictators the more powerful and popular.
Coups funded by former colonizers were a way for them to grasp at the last straws of Empire. The Soviet Union and the United States then looked at all of this free real estate and decided it would be cool to have an ideological proxy war all over the goddamn place. Though if it weren't them, it probably would've been the French and British again.
Conserative Morality wrote:"Two gin-scented tears trickled down the sides of his nose. But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Hoppe."
by Sundiata » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:03 pm
by Valrifell » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:03 pm
Northern Davincia wrote:Valrifell wrote:
To the contrary, dictatorial regimes were supported as fleeting empires could get at least some return on investment after they nominally left the nation, armed countermeasures to independence movements further made strongmen and dictators the more powerful and popular.
Coups funded by former colonizers were a way for them to grasp at the last straws of Empire. The Soviet Union and the United States then looked at all of this free real estate and decided it would be cool to have an ideological proxy war all over the goddamn place. Though if it weren't them, it probably would've been the French and British again.
Neither the French nor British, needless to say, left behind a workable democratic model or a population with the infrastructure to make one.
Pulling out suddenly didn't help. It's a terrible case of abandonment after robbing someone blind.
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:12 pm
by Nakena » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:19 pm
New haven america wrote:The DRC when it gained independence originally looked like it was on its way to becoming a superpower of Africa, but that changed when it's left-wing social democrat/nationalist government may or may not have decided to lean more neutral in the Cold War but more in favor of Russia. This pissed off the US who in turn caused a minor civil squabble between the government and hard right-wing insurgents in the country to become a full blown civil war that ended with the hard right militants ousting the government and installing Motubu Sese Seko as the dictator of the newly renamed Republic of Zaire.
It's generally agreed upon that if the US left the DRC alone and didn't back hard right militants then Congo might be one of the most powerful countries in all of Africa.
by New haven america » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:23 pm
Nakena wrote:New haven america wrote:The DRC when it gained independence originally looked like it was on its way to becoming a superpower of Africa, but that changed when it's left-wing social democrat/nationalist government may or may not have decided to lean more neutral in the Cold War but more in favor of Russia. This pissed off the US who in turn caused a minor civil squabble between the government and hard right-wing insurgents in the country to become a full blown civil war that ended with the hard right militants ousting the government and installing Motubu Sese Seko as the dictator of the newly renamed Republic of Zaire.
It's generally agreed upon that if the US left the DRC alone and didn't back hard right militants then Congo might be one of the most powerful countries in all of Africa.
You have no idea about the Congo or the Congo Crisis.
1. The superpower thing is especially absolute nonsense.
2. In 1960 the Congo had maybe a two hundred people ("Immatricules") with something like university degree with vasts amount of illiteracy and no real infrastructure outside of Leopoldville. The belgians had kept the congoleses on a very low level. Only the jesuits and a few church schools did anything to educate them.
3. And Lumumba was never in Harvard.
He worked in the belgium postal service and later as writer in a small newspaper. That already, made him, sort of a member of the Congo's intellectual elite. He tried to play off the US against the USSR which in the end horribly backfired. He had no regular army and was mostly protected by Morrocan and then later Ghanan and Guinean soldiers from the UN. (Sekou Toure had to write him literal instruction messages etc.)
Also hard right militants.
Because its not just wrong and false, its out right fantastic. Like we talking about different countries here in alternate timelines.
4. I have a few books here on the matter. I dont know where you got this bullshit info/narrative from however.
by Italios » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:26 pm
Nakena wrote:Thoughts on Tucker Carlson?
by Nakena » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:32 pm
New haven america wrote:1. Yes, because the largest country in Africa who's basically sitting on a resource gold mine couldn't rise up to being a major economic power on the continent.
New haven america wrote:2. And Congo's government at the time was focusing mainly on education and economic growth.
New haven america wrote:3. Well then it's a good thing I wasn't talking about Lumumba.
New haven america wrote:4. I could ask you the same thing with the amount of assumptions you've made~
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