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[The East Marches II]

Should we toss them both out of the helicopter, sir?

A SPECTRE IS Haunting Eurooooopee

The spectre of the ANGLO

[Saiwania]

I've officially joined the Temperance Movement and now consider myself apart of it. I've seen firsthand the evil of alcohol. I used to drink only on holidays but no more- now I banish all alcohol as one of the "filths of the Earth" along with Tobacco and Marijuana, among other potentially harmful substances that don't immediately come to mind.

My father has lived quite a sad and pathetic life too addicted to the damned stuff, he is in the process of dying soon should he continue- and all indications are that he will. No amount of effort can keep him from it.

I know full well that plenty of people can handle alcohol responsibly, but I've still come to the conclusion that the world is better off without it. If allowed a chance at wielding enough power, I will finish what Prohibition started.

[Conserative Morality]

I've officially joined the Temperance Movement and now consider myself apart of it. I've seen firsthand the evil of alcohol. I used to drink only on holidays but no more- now I banish all alcohol as one of the "filths of the Earth" along with Tobacco and Marijuana, among other potentially harmful substances that don't immediately come to mind.

My father has lived quite a sad and pathetic life too addicted to the damned stuff, he is in the process of dying soon should he continue- and all indications are that he will. No amount of effort can keep him from it.

I know full well that plenty of people can handle alcohol responsibly, but I've still come to the conclusion that the world is better off without it. If allowed a chance at wielding enough power, I will finish what Prohibition started.

Rampant crime and corruption?

[The Parkus Empire]

Guys take it to the CDT, or make an ethics thread.

We all know ethics have no place in the right wing thread. :^)

[Salus Maior]

I've officially joined the Temperance Movement and now consider myself apart of it. I've seen firsthand the evil of alcohol. I used to drink only on holidays but no more- now I banish all alcohol as one of the "filths of the Earth" along with Tobacco and Marijuana, among other potentially harmful substances that don't immediately come to mind.

My father has lived quite a sad and pathetic life too addicted to the damned stuff, he is in the process of dying soon should he continue- and all indications are that he will. No amount of effort can keep him from it.

I know full well that plenty of people can handle alcohol responsibly, but I've still come to the conclusion that the world is better off without it. If allowed a chance at wielding enough power, I will finish what Prohibition started.

Rampant crime and corruption?

....Never heard of crimes with alcohol involvement?

[The East Marches II]

Guys take it to the CDT, or make an ethics thread.

We all know ethics have no place in the right wing thread. :^)

You take that back!

[The Parkus Empire]

We all know ethics have no place in the right wing thread. :^)

You take that back!

Can't turn le clock back.

[The East Marches II]

You take that back!

Can't turn le clock back.

Sprite told me otherwise tbh

[Northern Davincia]

Guys take it to the CDT, or make an ethics thread.

Should we toss them both out of the helicopter, sir?

They must be physically removed, so to speak.

[Herskerstad]

Guys take it to the CDT, or make an ethics thread.

We all know ethics have no place in the right wing thread. :^)

I would refer to the OP. Generally I don't care too much as long as the topics do not become thread consuming and unrelated to which time it is common to turn to another topic.

This one no doubt will inspire difference of opinion. Was the treaty of Trianon justified?

[The Parkus Empire]

Can't turn le clock back.

Sprite told me otherwise tbh

What

[Herskerstad]

Should we toss them both out of the helicopter, sir?

They must be physically removed, so to speak.

3 Strike rule. Lift the chopper up ten feet each time.

[Minzerland II]

Recommend me a right-wing book.

I would recommend, if you want to read a bit about Monarchism, Patriarcha by Robert Filmer. I found it quite interesting to read, personally, despite agreeing with Locke in his criticisms of it.

[The East Marches II]

Sprite told me otherwise tbh

What

I will make you aware of a meme

[Minzerland II]

We all know ethics have no place in the right wing thread. :^)

I would refer to the OP. Generally I don't care too much as long as the topics do not become thread consuming and unrelated to which time it is common to turn to another topic.

This one no doubt will inspire difference of opinion. Was the treaty of Trianon justified?

No. It was too harsh on the Hungarians, tbh. It was punishing Hungary for the actions of Austria. There was no negotiation either, it was simply dictated to them and that caused a great deal of bitterness amongst the Hungarians; no wonder they sided with the Nazis.

[Taihei Tengoku]

Hungary voted against World War I so if anybody was blameless it was them

[Conserative Morality]

I would refer to the OP. Generally I don't care too much as long as the topics do not become thread consuming and unrelated to which time it is common to turn to another topic.

This one no doubt will inspire difference of opinion. Was the treaty of Trianon justified?

No. It was too harsh on the Hungarians, tbh. It was punishing Hungary for the actions of Austria. There was no negotiation either, it was simply dictated to them and that caused a great deal of bitterness amongst the Hungarians; no wonder they sided with the Nazis.

"First time we sided with the Germans we lost everything let's do it again"

Truly proof of the Hungarian genius at work

[The East Marches II]

Hungary voted against World War I so if anybody was blameless it was them

The whole of Austria-Hungary was blameless damn you, no compromise.

[Herskerstad]

I would refer to the OP. Generally I don't care too much as long as the topics do not become thread consuming and unrelated to which time it is common to turn to another topic.

This one no doubt will inspire difference of opinion. Was the treaty of Trianon justified?

No. It was too harsh on the Hungarians, tbh. It was punishing Hungary for the actions of Austria. There was no negotiation either, it was simply dictated to them and that caused a great deal of bitterness amongst the Hungarians; no wonder they sided with the Nazis.

The nations had agreed on a common foreign policy ever since the end of the rebellion and political reconsiliation, and what constituted hungary, even though core territories was lost, still had a remarkable amount of minorities which was less than comfortable with the rule of the nobility there, which while savvy in the 18th century, had been ass-backwards in the 19th and 20th.

[Minzerland II]

No. It was too harsh on the Hungarians, tbh. It was punishing Hungary for the actions of Austria. There was no negotiation either, it was simply dictated to them and that caused a great deal of bitterness amongst the Hungarians; no wonder they sided with the Nazis.

"First time we sided with the Germans we lost everything let's do it again"

Truly proof of the Hungarian genius at work

The Germans had given the Hungarians more reasons, most important of which being territorial concessions, to side with them than the Allies ever did, especially because the Germans had successfully invaded France months beforehand and Poland prior to that..

[The Parkus Empire]

Recommend me a right-wing book.

The Abolition of Man

[Conserative Morality]

The Germans had given the Hungarians more reasons, most important of which being territorial concessions, to side with them than the Allies ever did, especially because the Germans had successfully invaded France months beforehand and Poland prior to that..

Apparently we didn't punish them hard enough last time then to teach them their lesson. It is not gold which buys loyalty, but steel. If they can be bribed, they have not been sufficiently cowed. t. Vlad the Impaler

[Minzerland II]

The Germans had given the Hungarians more reasons, most important of which being territorial concessions, to side with them than the Allies ever did, especially because the Germans had successfully invaded France months beforehand and Poland prior to that..

Apparently we didn't punish them hard enough last time then to teach them their lesson. It is not gold which buys loyalty, but steel. If they can be bribed, they have not been sufficiently cowed. t. Vlad the Impaler

That would have made the situation worse, though, I think.

No. It was too harsh on the Hungarians, tbh. It was punishing Hungary for the actions of Austria. There was no negotiation either, it was simply dictated to them and that caused a great deal of bitterness amongst the Hungarians; no wonder they sided with the Nazis.

The nations had agreed on a common foreign policy ever since the end of the rebellion and political reconsiliation, and what constituted hungary, even though core territories was lost, still had a remarkable amount of minorities which was less than comfortable with the rule of the nobility there, which while savvy in the 18th century, had been ass-backwards in the 19th and 20th.

Could you elaborate further, please? Because the 'Self Determination of People's' facilitated through the Treaty of Trianon was a monumental failure and caused more problems in Hungary during the interim between WWI and WWII than it fixed.

[Conserative Morality]

That would have made the situation worse, though, I think.

We didn't have trouble with Germany after we sliced them up into little bits after deciding we were too soft on them at Versailles.

[Minzerland II]

That would have made the situation worse, though, I think.

We didn't have trouble with Germany after we sliced them up into little bits after deciding we were too soft on them at Versailles.

>implying it wasn't the red menace that cowed the Germans after WWII