Greta Thunberg laughs at young Germans after finding out that they are still organizing Fridays For Future climate change protests.
She thought everyone had moved on to Palestine like she has
BREAKING: Egypt has placed 35 Europe-linked Islamist organizations on its terror list.
Muslim countries are now sanctioning European entities for being too extreme.
Let that sink in.
De meest bijzondere paradox op dit moment is dat wij onbeperkt Syriers en andere culturen opnemen die hier zorgen voor destabilisatie, criminaliteit etc. Maar ze niet kunnen terugsturen omdat Syrie ze niet wil vanwege dat ze daar het land destabiliseren. Wie is hier dan gek?
En 1980, en France, un ingénieur débutant gagnait environ 3 à 3,5 fois le SMIC. Aujourd’hui c’est seulement 1,7 à 1,9 fois. Le socialisme, sous couvert de justice sociale, appauvrit tout le monde.
Britain has voted against mass unskilled migration for literally two decades and the British government has just decided to legalise hundreds thousands more.
@ZoomerHistorian Yes but Jews are mostly of the original Israelite genetics.
There was very little admixture to Europeans due to legal and religious prohibition.
Similarity to us is mostly because of European culture, education and overall similarity between different Judeo-Christian peoples.
>Warned people to not dable with Satanism or they would lose their soul
>Direct descendant of Charlemagne
>One of the inspirations for 007
>Actually met Tolkien before acting in LOTR
>Dropped a symphonic metal album about his imperial lineage at age 88
>Fought in WW2
Aura.
This is a rhetorical device that turns a descriptive observation into an unstated claim of obligation on strangers
Once this phrase is accepted, the next step is almost always a demand that someone else, usually taxpayers, governments, or wealthy nations, must rearrange their resources to satisfy it
That is not compassion, it is the assertion that other people’s money, time, and priorities are available by default
The same logic has driven decades of large scale aid to Africa
Hundreds of billions of dollars have been transferred with the explicit goal of ending poverty, hunger, and underdevelopment
Outcomes have been consistently disappointing, many of the same structural problems, governance failure, corruption, weak institutions, and distorted incentives, remain in place, and in some cases have been reinforced by the aid itself
Continuing down this path while ignoring those results is not realistic policy
It is the performance of virtue at the expense of accountability
Prioritizing your own people is not a moral failure
Families, communities, and nations have limited resources and finite obligations
Treating distant, open ended claims as equal in force to the claims of your own children, neighbors, and citizens is how both are neglected
"no child should go hungry" sounds universal, in practice it functions as a demand that someone else’s children be placed first
Maybe in a healthy society we could afford to allow women to be women and have this naive sense of compassion
But when we live in a society where men and women share responsibility interchangeably we end up being forced to have men act like women and women like men
If we had a healthy civilization then I do think women should be more in touch with this overly compassionate side
But that can only be allowed when it's balanced with submission to the masculine, ultimately more logical, half
Otherwise it is just weaponized
Armenians came to Lebanon fleeing from genocide, owned nothing when they arrived
They set up shops, manufactories, and largely contributed to the creation of Lebanese Industry.
Palestinians (and I insist on them being Palestinian Muslims, because the single Christian camp was non problematic) came to Lebanon and the whole country erupted into chaos and civil war. And we still didn't recover
@not_our_guy I personaly find Nazi arguments to make Christianity and Luther look even more cool.
Think: combining Roman/European heritage and thought with Jewish religion and moral laws. Literally the definition of the Western world.
@Templarpilled It's kinda racist if you think about this.
He's like "yeah, we believe you will go to hell but no we are not interested in helping you, let's keep the Europeans and North Africans segregated" (not exactly this but it definitely gives this vibe).
When I was in Africa, there was a constant, visceral hatred of whites because we had stuff and they didn’t.
There was no corresponding curiosity about how that stuff was created, multiplied or maintained.
All that mattered was that they wanted the stuff and that it was “unfair” they didn’t have it.
This is exactly the mentality that socialism feeds because it is exactly the same instinct, only expressed in fancier language.
You could hear it explicitly and repeatedly in the words of the rioters, looters and protesters in France.
You can hear it in the words of the illegal immigrants / invaders to the West.
It’s the resentful cry of those who believe that stuff falls magically from the sky, and who demand their share of the magic too.
@carbo_al I would include the Clone Wars animated series tbh.
They were created by George Lucas and add context to why Anakin's and clones' view on the Jedi Order gradualy shifted.