Right-Wing Discussion Thread XVI: Making Things Right Again

[Conserative Morality]

And how old are you, sir?

Twenty three.

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

[Hanafuridake]

Twenty three.

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

Biggest controversy since we all found out your username wasn't Conservative Morality.

[North German Realm]

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

Biggest controversy since we all found out your username wasn't Conservative Morality.

*Double checks*
Holy Shit I've lived a lie

[Torrocca]

Twenty three.

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

Looks like Old Tyrannia's...



... not so old after all.

[Novus America]

It all started with me talking about the Ottoman oppression of Orthodox Christians in their domains, and I brought up two items:

1) the Jizyia (the religious Tax)

2) The Janissary/ Devshirme system (called the "Blood Tax" by the Christians): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devshirme

So far, everybody's discussed the Jizyia, I haven't heard anybody talked about the "Blood Tax" and the Janissaries who came out of it.

I'm pretty sure that Christians have long since lost the right to complain about how other religions treat heathens and heretics unfairly. Islamic policies for dealing with religious enemies in the medieval and renaissance eras are barbaric by modern standards, but the first thing medieval and renaissance Christians did upon taking over a country was commit mass murder against pretty much everyone who wasn't a Christian.

See we got rid of punishment by blood a long time ago (except in North Korea).
Literally no Christians alive today were alive during the Renaissance!
Also appeal to hypocrisy is still a fallacy, even if they were.

This is like saying nobody in Russia should be able to complain about what the Nazis did because of the atrocities committed by the Soviets.

[The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord]

In other news, my first day at my first "true" job (i.e. a job that isn't volunteer work) is tomorrow, so that's neat, I guess. I'm working the afternoon/evening shift as a package handler/sorter at UPS.

[Diopolis]

In other news, my first day at my first "true" job (i.e. a job that isn't volunteer work) is tomorrow, so that's neat, I guess. I'm working the afternoon/evening shift as a package handler/sorter at UPS.

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

[The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord]

In other news, my first day at my first "true" job (i.e. a job that isn't volunteer work) is tomorrow, so that's neat, I guess. I'm working the afternoon/evening shift as a package handler/sorter at UPS.

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

If I recall correctly, people with autism aren't (generally speaking) allowed to serve in the military. And thank you for wishing me well.

[Diopolis]

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

If I recall correctly, people with autism aren't (generally speaking) allowed to serve in the military. And thank you for wishing me well.

I had a blood pressure issue, so I didn't enlist. But if I hadn't I might well have joined ROTC and gone through college. How different it might have been...

[Novus America]

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

If I recall correctly, people with autism aren't (generally speaking) allowed to serve in the military. And thank you for wishing me well.

Well as long as you have no record of it you are fine.
If you have an official diagnosis you need to report that, but you probably can get a waiver.

It still is worth talking to a recruiter if you are interested.
At least then you know for sure.

[Joohan]

If I recall correctly, people with autism aren't (generally speaking) allowed to serve in the military. And thank you for wishing me well.

I had a blood pressure issue, so I didn't enlist. But if I hadn't I might well have joined ROTC and gone through college. How different it might have been...

The 5th marked my 1 year mark in active service.

... really wish I had joined the air force.

[Bear Stearns]

In other news, my first day at my first "true" job (i.e. a job that isn't volunteer work) is tomorrow, so that's neat, I guess. I'm working the afternoon/evening shift as a package handler/sorter at UPS.

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

I spent my teens as a landscaper. Would get nasty sunburns removing stumps and laying bricks. It provided some much needed perspective on things.

[Hanafuridake]

So I can see that great civilizations and cultures are clashing together in a brutal war here?

[First American Empire]

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

Looks like Old Tyrannia's...



... not so old after all.

While we're on the topic of age, I'm 25.

[First American Empire]

In other news, my first day at my first "true" job (i.e. a job that isn't volunteer work) is tomorrow, so that's neat, I guess. I'm working the afternoon/evening shift as a package handler/sorter at UPS.

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

Why only men? I've found my job as a bodyguard just as character-building as a man would. (Doing hard physical labor shouldn't be mandatory though, for obvious reasons.)

[Jack Thomas Lang]

Why only men? I've found my job as a bodyguard just as character-building as a man would. (Doing hard physical labor shouldn't be mandatory though, for obvious reasons.)

Aren't you trans?

[5 Kingdoms of Britannia]

I think British style of empire was good, change my mind

[El-Amin Caliphate]

I think British style of empire was good, change my mind

You like the British Empire?

[First American Empire]

Why only men? I've found my job as a bodyguard just as character-building as a man would. (Doing hard physical labor shouldn't be mandatory though, for obvious reasons.)

Aren't you trans?

I got this job after I had transitioned.

[West Leas Oros 2]

What the fuck, how are you younger than me?

Looks like Old Tyrannia's...



... not so old after all.

But who wants to be known as Young Tyrannia?

This actually sounds like a setup to one of those "yo mama" jokes the damn kids these days are saying.

Yo mama so old she knew Old Tyrannia as YOUNG Tyrannia

[Nea Byzantia]

I had a blood pressure issue, so I didn't enlist. But if I hadn't I might well have joined ROTC and gone through college. How different it might have been...

The 5th marked my 1 year mark in active service.

... really wish I had joined the air force.

Why the Air Force?

[Diopolis]

I wish you luck. It is my firm belief that all young men who don't enter the military for a time should spend at least some time doing hard physical labor for someone they're not related to- it builds character.

Why only men? I've found my job as a bodyguard just as character-building as a man would. (Doing hard physical labor shouldn't be mandatory though, for obvious reasons.)

Because I'm a sexist.

[Diopolis]

I think British style of empire was good, change my mind

Every empire has something we can learn.
In the case of the British and German empires, they both found a practical use for young men wealthy enough not to have to work. That's impressive by the standards of world history- Rome had them attack random people in the street and America has them become SJWs.

[The Xenopolis Confederation]

Why only men? I've found my job as a bodyguard just as character-building as a man would. (Doing hard physical labor shouldn't be mandatory though, for obvious reasons.)

Because I'm a sexist.

I can't tell whether this is a self-depricatory joke, or a plain and proud statement.

[Washington Resistance Army]

Because I'm a sexist.

I can't tell whether this is a self-depricatory joke, or a plain and proud statement.

The latter.