NS Hetalia VI:Temp OOC

[The Grey Wolf]

Now the question is why? Just because you were born where you were?

I was just wanting to make it clear that I agree with Verdum. Is this question now directed towards me as well?

[Bezombia]

Now the question is why? Just because you were born where you were?

Because I was born who I am, a German, I have pride in my people. I also understand that there are unclean races that, if mixed with our population, could threaten our genetics and perhaps our race. Honestly I can't go into detail on the forum lest someone get bitchy, you know who you are, so if you have further questions use my telegram box.

*sigh* very well, i'll tg you if you prefer

I was just wanting to make it clear that I agree with Verdum. Is this question now directed towards me as well?

Yes.

[The Grey Wolf]

Because I was born who I am, a German, I have pride in my people. I also understand that there are unclean races that, if mixed with our population, could threaten our genetics and perhaps our race. Honestly I can't go into detail on the forum lest someone get bitchy, you know who you are, so if you have further questions use my telegram box.

*sigh* very well, i'll tg you if you prefer

I was just wanting to make it clear that I agree with Verdum. Is this question now directed towards me as well?

Yes.

Because for one, Germans are the same race as me. My ancestors were Germans who came from Anglia, Saxony, and Jutland and drove the Britons to Wales. Why would I not choose a German to a Sudanese?

[Bezombia]

*sigh* very well, i'll tg you if you prefer



Yes.

Because for one, Germans are the same race as me. My ancestors were Germans who came from Anglia, Saxony, and Jutland and drove the Britons to Wales. Why would I not choose a German to a Sudanese?

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

[The Grey Wolf]

Because for one, Germans are the same race as me. My ancestors were Germans who came from Anglia, Saxony, and Jutland and drove the Britons to Wales. Why would I not choose a German to a Sudanese?

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

Okay, Benny.

I vote that from now on, we all call Bez Benny.

[Bezombia]

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

Okay, Benny.

I vote that from now on, we all call Bez Benny.

I still think it's funny because Ben isn't even my real name. Benociskis or some shit like that is Latvian for "he who holds great power".

[Verdum]

Because for one, Germans are the same race as me. My ancestors were Germans who came from Anglia, Saxony, and Jutland and drove the Britons to Wales. Why would I not choose a German to a Sudanese?

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

Mass produced Chinese bullshit...

[Bezombia]

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

Mass produced Chinese bullshit...

wat

[The Grey Wolf]

Okay, Benny.

I vote that from now on, we all call Bez Benny.

I still think it's funny because Ben isn't even my real name. Benociskis or some shit like that is Latvian for "he who holds great power".

[Bezombia]

I still think it's funny because Ben isn't even my real name. Benociskis or some shit like that is Latvian for "he who holds great power".

Just saying. When I first told Saur he seemed pretty shocked for some reason.

Random note: This thread is literally the only thread that calls me Ben. Everyone else doesn't.

[Themiclesia]

Well I guess I'll send you the same TG I'm sending Verdum.

Mass produced Chinese bullshit...

China had organized society long, long ago. If there's anything the Chinese produces in mass, it's culture.

[Verdum]

Mass produced Chinese bullshit...

China had organized society long, long ago. If there's anything the Chinese produces in mass, it's culture.

Well if culture can be described as having your nations name on almost every cheap piece of shit in America, they sure are cultured.

[Bezombia]

China had organized society long, long ago. If there's anything the Chinese produces in mass, it's culture.

Well if culture can be described as having your nations name on almost every cheap piece of shit in America, they sure are cultured.

I still believe that the fact that that's true says far more about America than it does about China.

On a side note, the differences between TGW's and Verdum's answers to my questions are very interesting, at a dialectal point of view...I'll say no more to protect their privacy.

[Themiclesia]

China had organized society long, long ago. If there's anything the Chinese produces in mass, it's culture.

Well if culture can be described as having your nations name on almost every cheap piece of shit in America, they sure are cultured.

And if it were not for the limitless greed of the peoples of America, no Chinese person would willingly enslave himself to subhuman wages and inferior working conditions. Besides, China has died (except for a small part) in 1949. The cultural heritage of 5 millennia has for the first time been severed in 1949. The 1.3 billion people are now paying for their errors made by their grandparents in 1949, and is not that a tragedy?

[Verdum]

Well if culture can be described as having your nations name on almost every cheap piece of shit in America, they sure are cultured.

And if it were not for the limitless greed of the peoples of America, no Chinese person would willingly enslave himself to subhuman wages and inferior working conditions. Besides, China has died (except for a small part) in 1949. The 1.3 billion people are now paying for their errors made by their grandparents in 1949.

Good, hope they suffer...

[Themiclesia]

And if it were not for the limitless greed of the peoples of America, no Chinese person would willingly enslave himself to subhuman wages and inferior working conditions. Besides, China has died (except for a small part) in 1949. The 1.3 billion people are now paying for their errors made by their grandparents in 1949.

Good, hope they suffer...

This is a spiteful statement, Verdum. The error for which they are now paying was nothing to do with their decision. I suggest that your statement emanates from an envy for a great nation, which exceeds in her achievement and antiquity most others in the world.

[Bezombia]

Good, hope they suffer...

This is a spiteful statement, Verdum. The error for which they are now paying was nothing to do with their decision. I suggest that your statement emanates from an envy for a great nation, which exceeds in her achievement and antiquity than most others in the world.

I think you missed the part where Verdum's literally a nazi.

[Verdum]

Good, hope they suffer...

This is a spiteful statement, Verdum. The error for which they are now paying was nothing to do with their decision. I suggest that your statement emanates from an envy for a great nation, which exceeds in her achievement and antiquity most others in the world.

-Great nation
-You just called them slaves and the real China apparently died long ago
-???

[Themiclesia]

This is a spiteful statement, Verdum. The error for which they are now paying was nothing to do with their decision. I suggest that your statement emanates from an envy for a great nation, which exceeds in her achievement and antiquity than most others in the world.

I think you missed the part where Verdum's literally a nazi.

I see, a belief and devotion to the Nazi ideal precludes logic and reasonable argument.

@Verdum: Yes, a great nation that died for the most part. But communism has nothing to do with it. An ideal society is a communist one. It is poor leadership.

[Bezombia]

I think you missed the part where Verdum's literally a nazi.

I see, a belief and devotion to the Nazi ideal precludes logic and reasonable argument.

Not necessarily. Just a different interpretation of the causes of events is all.

The Marxian (i.e. an idea that Marx came up with, not necessarily related to communism) concept of Dialectal Materialism is proof enough that most political ideologies are formed solely on different interpretations of the causes/meanings of facts.

[Verdum]

I think you missed the part where Verdum's literally a nazi.

I see, a belief and devotion to the Nazi ideal precludes logic and reasonable argument.

@Verdum: Yes, a great nation that died for the most part.

How does me wishing pain and despair upon someone exclude logic and reason from my words?
Or do you simply make up what you retort with as you go along?

[Themiclesia]

I see, a belief and devotion to the Nazi ideal precludes logic and reasonable argument.

Not necessarily. Just a different interpretation of the causes of events is all.

The Marxian (i.e. an idea that Marx came up with, not necessarily related to communism) concept of Dialectal Materialism is proof enough that most political ideologies are formed solely on different interpretations of the causes/meanings of facts.

I see no objection against this. Confucius himself said that there is no private property in the ideal world, because there would be so much of everything to the effect that, for the most part, there is no need to keep things private. There should be no borders, no government, and no conflicts. I think this agrees with the ideal of the Internationale.

[Themiclesia]

I see, a belief and devotion to the Nazi ideal precludes logic and reasonable argument.

@Verdum: Yes, a great nation that died for the most part.

How does me wishing pain and despair upon someone exclude logic and reason from my words?
Or do you simply make up what you retort with as you go along?

Verdum, feel free to ignore it.

Scratch that. Tell me, do you think we should pursue logic and abide by logical deductions? If so, you think we should pursue your hypothetically logical argument for, quote, "wishing pain and despair upon someone"?

[Bezombia]

Not necessarily. Just a different interpretation of the causes of events is all.

The Marxian (i.e. an idea that Marx came up with, not necessarily related to communism) concept of Dialectal Materialism is proof enough that most political ideologies are formed solely on different interpretations of the causes/meanings of facts.

I see no objection against this. Confucius himself said that there is no private property in the ideal world, because there would be so much of everything to the effect that, for the most part, there is no need to keep things private. There should be no borders, no government, and no conflicts. I think this agrees with the ideal of the Internationale.

That's not necessarily what Marx was talking about.

What the concept of dialectal idealism means is that a person will always apply their own past experiences when trying to determine the meaning or cause of events or facts. Because everyone's life experiences are different, this can lead to radically different interpretations. Eventually these interpretations are shared by people, and a political ideology is formed.

The root concept here being that ideals are invariably tied to historical events.

[Verdum]

How does me wishing pain and despair upon someone exclude logic and reason from my words?
Or do you simply make up what you retort with as you go along?

Verdum, feel free to ignore it.

Oh no, I don't have the ability to.