TET: And He who made kittens put snakes in the grass ...

[Fidimouni]

Yet you still talk to me

Containment policy.

I mean to be fair, your sig is literally "The Situation is Excellent", which as a quote is more terrifying then anything i've ever read. Seriously, that sounds like some Grade A villain or hero monologue.

[Ethel mermania]

Yet you still talk to me

Containment policy.

Smart.

[Ethel mermania]

Containment policy.

I mean to be fair, your sig is literally "The Situation is Excellent", which as a quote is more terrifying then anything i've ever read. Seriously, that sounds like some Grade A villain or hero monologue.

Depends on how you feel about Mao i suppose.

[Heloin]

I mean to be fair, your sig is literally "The Situation is Excellent", which as a quote is more terrifying then anything i've ever read. Seriously, that sounds like some Grade A villain or hero monologue.

Depends on how you feel about Mao i suppose.

He has his positives and negatives. A land of contrasts as it were.

[The Orwell Society]

I have thoroughly finally made myself the last post in almost every F7 thread in the first page of F7 forums.

The God of SPAM™ must like you. I too have attempted such a feat, and failed. I strongly considered sacrificing my breakfast burrito to help my case, but I was too hungry.

[Ethel mermania]

Depends on how you feel about Mao i suppose.

He has his positives and negatives. A land of contrasts as it were.

You can say that about most people,
Or leaders. if you were a German first world War widow, you did pretty well under hitler. Till that whole invasion of Poland thing.

[Heloin]

He has his positives and negatives. A land of contrasts as it were.

You can say that about most people,
Or leaders. if you were a German first world War widow, you did pretty well under hitler. Till that whole invasion of Poland thing.

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

[Hamidiye]

You can say that about most people,
Or leaders. if you were a German first world War widow, you did pretty well under hitler. Till that whole invasion of Poland thing.

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

Imagine living in that era and actually having a decent leader that improoves your life, is devoted to democracy and keeps you out of wars and economic woes.

[Mets Hayk]

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

Imagine living in that era and actually having a decent leader that improoves your life, is devoted to democracy and keeps you out of wars and economic woes.

And none of what you just said applies to Kemal...

[Hamidiye]

Imagine living in that era and actually having a decent leader that improoves your life, is devoted to democracy and keeps you out of wars and economic woes.

And none of what you just said applies to Kemal...

Wow, salty armenia-bro, who'd have seen that coming. Right, go ahead, tell me why you say that?

[Hurdergaryp]

You can say that about most people,
Or leaders. if you were a German first world War widow, you did pretty well under hitler. Till that whole invasion of Poland thing.

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

The Permanent Cultural Revolution, which is directly connected to the quote in my signature, was not the most pleasant episode in Chinese history, though. Granted, the Taiping Rebellion (1851-1864) was much worse.

[Mets Hayk]

And none of what you just said applies to Kemal...

Wow, salty armenia-bro, who'd have seen that coming. Right, go ahead, tell me why you say that?

Hmmm...let's see....
You've got the genocide of Greeks, which Kemal continued...
You've got the genocide of my race, which Kemal continued...
He continued the age-old tradition of Turkification...
Oh, and he probably resided in a mansion stolen from an Armenian businessman.

Yeah, he was no better than the Three Genocidaires that ran your failing empire...motherfucker only won in the Gallipoli campaign because of terrible planning on behalf of the British. All of his achievements could be described as "ultranationalism under the veil of democracy."

The "Republic" of Turkey was never built off of democracy; but rather the old Turkish tradition of cultural genocide. Your country did it back then, and they do it now. Only now; they've got the Azeris wrapped around their finger.

[Heloin]

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

The Permanent Cultural Revolution, which is directly connected to the quote in my signature, was not the most pleasant episode in Chinese history, though. Granted, the Taiping Rebellion (1851-1864) was much worse.

L'impérialisme dicte partout sa loi,
la révolution n'est pas un dîner,
la bombe A est un tigre en papier,
les masses sont les véritables héros.

Les ricains tuent et moi je mue Mao Mao
les fous sont rois et moi je bois Mao Mao
les bombes tonnent et moi je sonne Mao Mao
les bébés fuient et moi je fuis Mao Mao
les russes mangent et moi je danse Mao Mao
Giáp dénonce, je renonce Mao Mao

C'est le petit livre rouge
qui fait que tout enfin bouge.

[Kannap]

Watched the Les Misérables Twitter account get cyberbullied for a bit this morning because of a tweet they sent out to the world speaking favorably of the Jubilee.

Also nearly T-boned an old woman who blew through a stop sign without even slowing down to consider the possibility of stopping. She's lucky my rubbish brakes were good enough to stop.

Been an eventful day.

[Mets Hayk]

Watched the Les Misérables Twitter account get cyberbullied for a bit this morning because of a tweet they sent out to the world speaking favorably of the Jubilee.

That's Twitter for you; a cesspit of filth and degeneracy.

[Heloin]

Watched the Les Misérables Twitter account get cyberbullied for a bit this morning because of a tweet they sent out to the world speaking favorably of the Jubilee.

Someone didn’t get the memo on what Victor Hugo was writing about.

Also nearly T-boned an old woman who blew through a stop sign without even slowing down to consider the possibility of stopping. She's lucky my rubbish brakes were good enough to stop.

Been an eventful day.

Fun.

[Ethel mermania]

You can say that about most people,
Or leaders. if you were a German first world War widow, you did pretty well under hitler. Till that whole invasion of Poland thing.

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

Not really no the depression hit Germany late

...The economic recovery in the Third Reich, as measured by GDP, is well documented; real GDP grew by some 55% between 1933 and 1937.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economi ... of_Germany


Making me use a source in tet, for shame rabbit, for shame.

[Hamidiye]

Wow, salty armenia-bro, who'd have seen that coming. Right, go ahead, tell me why you say that?

Hmmm...let's see....
You've got the genocide of Greeks, which Kemal continued...
You've got the genocide of my race, which Kemal continued...
He continued the age-old tradition of Turkification...
Oh, and he probably resided in a mansion stolen from an Armenian businessman.

Yeah, he was no better than the Three Genocidaires that ran your failing empire...motherfucker only won in the Gallipoli campaign because of terrible planning on behalf of the British. All of his achievements could be described as "ultranationalism under the veil of democracy."

The "Republic" of Turkey was never built off of democracy; but rather the old Turkish tradition of cultural genocide. Your country did it back then, and they do it now. Only now; they've got the Azeris wrapped around their finger.

Wow, some's got a real hate-boner.

The greeks have their own genocide now too? And a cultural one (what does that even mean?!) on top of it? Kinda inflationary, your usage of that term. The purges and explusions took place under ottoman administration, in years Mustafa Kemal Pasha spent defending Cannakale. The expulsion of foreign nationals was legitime and sanctioned by the treaty of Lausanne, you better knock on entente doors for that one. The armenians themselves engaged in terrorism tactics in their ill-fated bid for independence, Armenians killed almost 80,000 turks between 1915 and 1920 alone. The turkish homeland was after all invaded Franco-Armenian forces during the Cilicia Campaign, resulting in the Turkish-Armenian war - which you lost. Kind of making a habit of it, picking fights and getting stomped in consequence, no?

Hell, he even said it himself:

"...it appears to me to be clearly evident that the possible cessation of Eastern Provinces to Armenia was the most important reason for this society having been formed. They anticipated that this possibility might become a reality if those that tried to prove that Armenians were in the majority in these provinces, claiming the oldest historical rights, were to succeed in misleading the public opinion of the world by alleging scientific and historic documents and by perpetuating the calumny that the Muslim population was composed of savages whose chief occupation was to massacre the Armenians."

(Nutuk)

Ataturks reforms brought progress and development, they unified the country after the wests effort to destroy it with the treaty of Sevres. One of the most progressive and comprehensive law reforms of the world, one of the first instances of universal suffrage. National self-determination, restauration and progress, that is the legacy of this great man. Abolition of religious laws, literacy growth almost unprecedented in Europe, universal education! Even the arts and architecture flourished, while your oh-so-lovely country descended into soviet dictatorship and barbarism. The early republican era established a prudent financial and banking system, funded industrialisation and better land production, and overall massively improoved the quality of life for every citizen. Even before the turn to multi-party-elections in 1945 populism was a basic tenet of the Republic.

[The H Corporation]

I feel kind of down, and I have an exam tomorrow and I don't know if I will pass it due to the amount of content that it is going to have.

Wish me luck

[Ethel mermania]

And I am missing a piece in the LAST BAG OF LEGO HOGWORTS, god dammit

[Mets Hayk]

Hmmm...let's see....
You've got the genocide of Greeks, which Kemal continued...
You've got the genocide of my race, which Kemal continued...
He continued the age-old tradition of Turkification...
Oh, and he probably resided in a mansion stolen from an Armenian businessman.

Yeah, he was no better than the Three Genocidaires that ran your failing empire...motherfucker only won in the Gallipoli campaign because of terrible planning on behalf of the British. All of his achievements could be described as "ultranationalism under the veil of democracy."

The "Republic" of Turkey was never built off of democracy; but rather the old Turkish tradition of cultural genocide. Your country did it back then, and they do it now. Only now; they've got the Azeris wrapped around their finger.

Wow, some's got a real hate-boner.

The greeks have their own genocide now too? And a cultural one (what does that even mean?!) on top of it? Kinda inflationary, your usage of that term. The purges and explusions took place under ottoman administration, in years Mustafa Kemal Pasha spent defending Cannakale. The expulsion of foreign nationals was legitime and sanctioned by the treaty of Lausanne, you better knock on entente doors for that one. The armenians themselves engaged in terrorism tactics in their ill-fated bid for independence, Armenians killed almost 80,000 turks between 1915 and 1920 alone. The turkish homeland was after all invaded Franco-Armenian forces during the Cilicia Campaign, resulting in the Turkish-Armenian war - which you lost. Kind of making a habit of it, picking fights and getting stomped in consequence, no?

Ataturks reforms brought progress and development, they unified the country after the wests effort to destroy it with the treaty of Sevres. One of the most progressive and comprehensive law reforms of the world, one of the first instances of universal suffrage. National self-determination, restauration and progress, that is the legacy of this great man. Abolition of religious laws, literacy growth almost unprecedented in Europe, universal education! Even the arts and architecture flourished, while your oh-so-lovely country descended into soviet dictatorship and barbarism. The early republican era established a prudent financial and banking system, funded industrialisation and better land production, and overall massively improoved the quality of life for every citizen. Even before the turn to multi-party-elections in 1945 populism was a basic tenet of the Republic.

So, because Armenians; mostly those under the RUSSIAN banner and/or those who were a part of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, killed Turkish combatants; that justifies the murder of innocents of millions of women and children? You gotta be fucking kidding me here - you've gotta be, there's no FUCKING way you actually think that eighty-thousand Ottoman SOLDIERS is worth the forced deportation and mass-murder of children! No, there's no goddamn way! It just cannot be!

You improved life for Muslims - and slaughtered Christians; but hey, your country's only gotten away with it because NATO's taken a fancy in your shithole. Keep funding Azeri terrorist attacks against those in Artsakh - it makes your country seem REALLY good, right?

Oh, and that "hate boner" bit.... real fucking classy there.

[Heloin]

If you were German in 1937 you would actually be living a significantly worse life then under Weimar rule in 1931. Living in Mao’s China, except during the great leap forward, for all it’s faults was a better place to live then prewar China or Chiang Kai-shek‘s Taiwan (who’s rule could still be considered better for the average RoC citizen then Nazi Germany was for the average German). The fun part of history is Hitler nearly always remains the absolute worst.

Not really no the depression hit Germany late

...The economic recovery in the Third Reich, as measured by GDP, is well documented; real GDP grew by some 55% between 1933 and 1937.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economi ... of_Germany


Making me use a source in tet, for shame rabbit, for shame.

The economy of Nazi Germany was a scam. Held together by stolen Jewish wealth and slave labour. The economic recovery following the depression wasn’t all together shocking but was on the verge of total failure at any second. Assuming they never invaded Poland the country was on course to utterly collapse by 1947.

Also GDP is not tied to living standerds as much as America thinks it is.

[Heloin]

And I am missing a piece in the LAST BAG OF LEGO HOGWORTS, god dammit

Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

[Kannap]

Watched the Les Misérables Twitter account get cyberbullied for a bit this morning because of a tweet they sent out to the world speaking favorably of the Jubilee.

That's Twitter for you; a cesspit of filth and degeneracy.

I dunno, I think 5,000 people yelling at them was funny.

[Immoren]

By Talos, what's going on here.