@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi Yes religious differences between Sweden and Denmark where partiality from denmark being more sosmopolitan and Sweden more agrarian. But those religious differences would create a feed back loop for later generation making swedes more collectevist and danes more individualistic
@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi You know it's a two way street. Religious Ideas also effect people over generation forming and changing them. Even to the point where modern atheist follow customs and patterns of behavior that they don't know have a religious origin. Ideas can also change values of a society.
@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi Yes you are right that Danes are more individualistic then Swedes but that has more to do that Denmark is more cosmopolitan and always had more burghers then Sweden. Also some influence from Danish Pietism vs Sweden more Lutheran Orthodoxy approach to religion is to be counted in
@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi My Dad was born in the late 50 and he got taught that they would get Samis drunk and crush Samis with boulders to steal there land in his home town.
@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi This is more complex then a tweet. But generally the more pietist in a region the more support for the temperance movement there was. Not because the Scanians are secretly Danish
@JonasReschat@Steve_Sailer@phl43@maverick_oi The temperance movement did not have success in the south in general mostly because they where more high church. Sweden at the time was divided between Lundensisk högkyrklighet and Uppsaliensisk lågkyrklighet. It was the low church pietist that supported the temperance movement.
@MiltAnselm I saying yes as a joke but I remember Wagner pressured RZ to agree that because of the Easterners error in the trinity they don't believe in the same God
Putin öppnar dörren till nedsläckt rum och ropar till Assad och Janukovytj: "DIET IER DIET IENDA NII DJUÅÅR OM DYAGARNA, NIE SIETTER I DEN DIER TOURN ÅCK SPIELAR DUOOTA"
@UberSoldat1025@VinceDaoTV@jakeshieldsajj I'm not trying to make a point, i just find the 1800 and Muhammad Ali of Egypt interesting. There was probably a lot more. Also Muhammad Ali of Egypt was Albanian.
@UberSoldat1025@VinceDaoTV@jakeshieldsajj Napoleon invaded in 1799 and after Siege of Jaffa he killed all prisoners. Then two wars between Muhammad Ali of Egypt and The Ottomans. After this the region was control it indirectly. The warlords that actually controlled it would fight all the time. This only the 100 years