Controversial General Political Discussion
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@Jew D. Boy stfu and allow the world to have Jew Junior, WE ABSOLUTELY NEED MORE OF YOU!!!!
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What a shameful way to disrespect people who have courage and choose to act on it.
I'll go even further: cowards live meaningless lives.
The latter.
He replaced me with you once I stopped entertaining him.
What a shameful way to disrespect people who have courage and choose to act on it.
I'll go even further: cowards live meaningless lives.
The latter.
He replaced me with you once I stopped entertaining him.
You’re a sweetheart, Dr. Ali, but after this bill bullshit, I’m even less inclined to start a family and my wife feels the same way 
What they died for was right and it was brave, but
it didn’t stop the Holocaust, nor did it stop the regime.
I think there is something admirable about those who die for an ideal. But also I think the concept of martyrdom is quite toxic. There is an element of foolishness in it that I think society fails to realize.
human life is very important and people shouldn’t give it up, nor encourage others to give it up, lightly.
Ultimately life is complicated. There are times when one must fight and there are times it’s better not too. Personally I’d be extremely hesitant to throw my life away if I wasn’t certain it would make a significant difference.
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perhaps those people had a bigger impact, haven’t read too much about them
but in school I did read about the German college students who handed out anti-nazi pamphlets and got executed for it
there cause was righteous and it is good society honors people such as that, to uphold the values they died for
I suppose that is the meaning of their death. So they can be an example of virtue or something.
but I just really struggle with the idea of people throwing away their lives on whims like that. People shouldn’t be dispensable like that.
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Perhaps there will come a day and time I will need to fight for my nation. I cannot say what I would do then, but I hope I do the right thing, whatever that might be.
What I can say, is that time is surely not now.
it didn’t stop the Holocaust, nor did it stop the regime.
I think there is something admirable about those who die for an ideal. But also I think the concept of martyrdom is quite toxic. There is an element of foolishness in it that I think society fails to realize.
human life is very important and people shouldn’t give it up, nor encourage others to give it up, lightly.
Ultimately life is complicated. There are times when one must fight and there are times it’s better not too. Personally I’d be extremely hesitant to throw my life away if I wasn’t certain it would make a significant difference.
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perhaps those people had a bigger impact, haven’t read too much about them
but in school I did read about the German college students who handed out anti-nazi pamphlets and got executed for it
there cause was righteous and it is good society honors people such as that, to uphold the values they died for
I suppose that is the meaning of their death. So they can be an example of virtue or something.
but I just really struggle with the idea of people throwing away their lives on whims like that. People shouldn’t be dispensable like that.
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Perhaps there will come a day and time I will need to fight for my nation. I cannot say what I would do then, but I hope I do the right thing, whatever that might be.
What I can say, is that time is surely not now.
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I believe that an immigrant has more duties than a natural born citisen, starting from the fact that the citizen is part of a culture that immigrant want to be part of, so as a starting point the immigrant owes to the country that hosts me.
I find repugnant immigrating and spitting on the values that allowed you to built your life, and extremely entitled.
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Do it now man, the later the more issues you can have.
I find repugnant immigrating and spitting on the values that allowed you to built your life, and extremely entitled.
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Do it now man, the later the more issues you can have.
It’s a nuanced subject. Do you believe you should become an atheist if you move to a country like Japan? You should respect culture and traditions, and never impose your traditions on your host country.
idk where you’re from but on this side of the world, most of us aren’t native to these lands. America is a mishmash of cultures and it will continue to absorb different traditions in the future. Same goes to almost every country in this continent. It was not that big of an issue for me in the first place since my culture and values have always been “western” in nature.
idk where you’re from but on this side of the world, most of us aren’t native to these lands. America is a mishmash of cultures and it will continue to absorb different traditions in the future. Same goes to almost every country in this continent. It was not that big of an issue for me in the first place since my culture and values have always been “western” in nature.
I prefer not to dox myself, sorry if it's a bit psychotic.
Let's say I am from EU.
Most us immigrants come from community that share the same catolic/cristian set of values, the modern crisis of the clash of cultures is a first seen phenomenon on this scale.
Now we have people with culture clashing orthogonal with each other and no shared set of values living together, and we pretend that diversity is strength, when community are vanishing and everyone is more isolated than ever.
Just 500 years ago there were religion wars in Europe, imagine.
Let's say I am from EU.
Most us immigrants come from community that share the same catolic/cristian set of values, the modern crisis of the clash of cultures is a first seen phenomenon on this scale.
Now we have people with culture clashing orthogonal with each other and no shared set of values living together, and we pretend that diversity is strength, when community are vanishing and everyone is more isolated than ever.
Just 500 years ago there were religion wars in Europe, imagine.
