Thread on Violence in Tibetan Buddhism
A historical overview of how Tibetans used and justified religious violence since the introduction of Buddhism.
Prepare for demon-slaying myths, sacrificial rituals, subjugation of cults, cthonic spirits and open sectarian warfare.
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@a3836278w6261 If someone started as a more normal person first then enjoys the "incel" content, they are better equipped to raise this criticism but also could be called varying degrees of failed normie
@ctrlcreep If you have access to a large format scanner (11x17") maybe in a library, and the paper is bigger than that, you can do it in sections and then join them in a photo editing or drawing app
@WillThisOut Forgot they did that hah, best thing theyre doing now is restoring some buildings but thats sandwiched in between posts about making a giant stone Bitcoin logo
@WillThisOut Do you remember there was a slightly older company that had the same idea as missor but with robotic arms carving marble statues that are basically 3d printed, they got tech guy funding too now shoved out of the spotlight
@nefastis_ "For every CIS boy fourteen years old, not once but whenever he wants it, there is the instant when itโs still not yet the Battle of Coruscant, maybe this time Grievous will capture the Chancellor and Dooku will win."
@warmhurting It's been common to say antisemites make jews the center of their universe but only Marky B has taken this to its logical conclusion of dividing all of history into only: Non Jewish or Jewish/Proto-jewish.
Time to start categorizing astrological phenomena and particles this way
@LandsharkRides Whether that is true or not, its more real than those two useless screenshots divorced from traditions which actually place significance on dreams
@fingerishatroc1 If you've seen Tatsuya Ishida I think alot of asians just dont get jews bc they barely meet them, not only in the quirky "protocols of the elders in bookstores" way. China I guess has alot of jewish American contacts but idk if asians get the 'eternal other' culture