hammersandbricks

spiteful mutant

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its funny that the chinese STILL whine about the sino-Japanese war

as if it didnt break out during a chinese civil war which saw 8 million chinks die, and before a chink-made famine which saw 40 million chinks die

not even chinks care about their own lives, why anyone else?

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@chudstaffel The Japanese are the only race I recognise as human.

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@RuiseartMcSpain @literallytracks @Wolffang7191 @GameOverStation Lopez-Vera says so, that's why it's true, even though you can't articulate what exactly made Yasuke a samurai?

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@RuiseartMcSpain @AnJa_UwU @Wolffang7191 @GameOverStation How did him having received a sword and a stipend make him a samurai? If Nobunaga made him a page, or some such retainer, would he have not granted him such privileges? If he had been made a samurai, why was this not noted down anywhere?

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@AnJa_UwU @RuiseartMcSpain @Wolffang7191 @GameOverStation May I see it? Can you post an excerpt from it that states Yasuke was a samurai?

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@RuiseartMcSpain @Wolffang7191 @GameOverStation This is just a lie though, you know that, right? Can you cite just 1 (ONE) primary source stating he was a samurai? One will suffice. Not an opinion piece by a neo-marxist but a primary source from feudal Japan stating Yasuke was indeed a samurai, and not just a servant.

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@Wolffang7191 @GameOverStation the dispute is over what exactly his "job" was. it's highly unlikely that yasuke was promoted to the status of a nobleman and professional warrior, seeing how he was an uneducated, unskilled slave who achieved nothing noteworthy. his greatest achievement was looking exotic.

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@redaction It's funny how every cattle goytard consoomer supposedly loves Ted Kaczynski but hasn't read any of his works aside from the first few pages of ISAIF (omg hecking wholesome uncle teddy dunked on lefties, based based based!) Keep Ted's name, out your goy mouth

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@DurhamWASP "The Romans decided that they no longer wanted to fight for what they believed in, their system", see, that's the thing. Nobody "believes" in the system anymore.
The problem isn't cowardice among the populace, the problem is "people" like JRM ruining everything for everyone.