@Kaisarion415 HInduism is not the religion / spirituality of the Vedas though. A successor, sure, but it heavily changed and devolved under the influence of the native people who have carried it forward since the vanishing of their Indo-European rulers.
@Philosophi_Cat (3) The "Right" has almost no other talking points than women rights, security issues and economics.
But getting flooded by millions of Japanese with high education and lower crime rates than the Germans would be just as bad at the end of the day.
@Philosophi_Cat (2) The German government said regarding migration: "We must renegotiate how we live together every day." Basically officially admitting to the complete destruction of the country.
@MinaBackup44 That's why Plato called the God of creation Demiurg = craftsman. Creating and crafting things are small repetitions of the divine act of creation and are tied to direct insight into the metaphysical world of Being.
@MinaBackup44 Normal behaviour for people lacking personhood (in an Evolian sense), who are mere individuals devoid of an inherent ethos. Belonging to a group becomes their complete identity, whether Orthodox, "Neo-Pagan" (shoutout AFA), political ideology or whatever.
@Kaisarion415 Indeed. It shows a very low nature of men to make such petty resentments their whole identity. Like the young Czech people who still to this day desecrate the graves of Germans in the Sudetenland. Just repulsive.
@ZekunBlitz@AnInnes3 Basically the same with Hellas. Boylovers and homosexuals were frowned upon. Spartans and Athens as the two biggest "enemies" always slandered each other as pederasts and homosexuals.
It's a completely made-up modern narrative with no historical basis.
@MinaBackup44 So vile. I really want to believe that it's mostly astroturfing to accelerate the gender war instead of these women being genuine. The sad thing is, I could totally see it being 100% real.
@ulfcytel Honestly, a very distorted interpretation of Plato. While there are certainly people today who want to misinterpret Platonism in this way, it is by no means an authentic Platonic worldview. In fact, Plato encourages embracing differences and distinctions.
@dystopiangf Regarding #3: Liberalism is by nature universalistic. But if you love everybody, essentially you love nobody. Studies actually show that liberals have more empathy for dead rocks than their own families. (At least they are led to claim so by their ideology)