NY GRAND JURY VOTES TO INDICT TRUMP

[Landroval]

It's should also be mentioned that Aristotle and Plato were both Eugenicists. In The Republic, Plato argues that children born with deformities should be thrown from atop a cliff and their life dashed on the rocks of the chasm below, for defective offspring hamper the strength of the nation state.

[Landroval]

They are also ethno-nationalists.

As are Jews, who literally have their own ethnostate, along with Torah laws in deuteronomy 23 with bylaws on how to reintegrate race-mixers which is where the origin of the theory of hypodescent comes from

[Toxigen]

the sand people still throw gays off buildings

hope this helps

[Landroval]

Ever seen the movie "300"? The reason the story is told in the narrative that it was historically recorded as, is a cautionary tale supporting eugenecism, because the retard in his inferiority complex, betrays his people, as he is easily succeptible to subterfuge out of his envy for his more able-bodied betters.

On its surface, it's a story about the valiant strength of Sparta's solidarity, but on its underside, it's a warning against allowing outliers to continue existing within that otherwise impenetrable solidarity.

[Origen]

Originally Posted by Ooloo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Iirc it's more like we owe them a debt for preserving mathematics and science during a period of history when almost everything from ancient civilization had been lost, not for inventing it. Islam isn't that old of a religion, I think it's more accurate to credit that preservation of knowledge to pre-islamic arabs. Islam, as a religion, quickly outlawed many of those scientific pursuits once it became powerful. Math and science were quickly made haram once they could.

I am unconcerned with your negative ignorant opinions about Islam, I prefer my positive ignorant opinions

There's little difference between the behavior of Evangelical Conservative Christians and the Islamic Fundamentalists they openly despise

[Ooloo]

Originally Posted by Origen [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

There's little difference between the behavior of Evangelical Conservative Christians and the Islamic Fundamentalists they openly despise

I dunno I think there's quite a bit of difference. I agree they both oppose the same types of things, but their prescriptions for those things are quite different if we're talking about the modern day.

There are still islamic countries who execute homosexuals, like right now today. I'm not aware of any christian countries that do. This is a big part of the reason why libs railing against the evil christian homophobes kind of rings hollow.

[Landroval]

Originally Posted by Ooloo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Iirc it's more like we owe them a debt for preserving mathematics and science during a period of history when almost everything from ancient civilization had been lost, not for inventing it. Islam isn't that old of a religion, I think it's more accurate to credit that preservation of knowledge to pre-islamic arabs. Islam, as a religion, quickly outlawed many of those scientific pursuits once it became powerful. Math and science were quickly made haram once they could.

A lot of the knowledge was stolen in the burning of the library of Alexandria by muslims.

If Origen actually read Origen, he would see that a large majority of the early churches writings were Christianic evolution and development of Platonic underpinnings, the larger majority, of which, were destroyed by Muslim hordes

[Trexller]

Originally Posted by Landroval [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ever seen the movie "300"? The reason the story is told in the narrative that it was historically recorded as, is a cautionary tale supporting eugenecism, because the retard in his inferiority complex, betrays his people, as he is easily succeptible to subterfuge out of his envy for his more able-bodied betters.

On its surface, it's a story about the valiant strength of Sparta's solidarity, but on its underside, it's a warning against allowing outliers to continue existing within that otherwise impenetrable solidarity.

if we're sticking to the context of the film 300, then I dunno.

Leonidas showed kindness to the hunchback dude, they didn't ridicule him, I remember Leonidas giving the hunchback a fatherly explanation as to why his form prevented him from serving, after complimenting his spear thrust.

So the hunchback dude was a bitter wretch regardless of being otherwise treated well by the Spartans.

this is a check in the throw 'em off a cliff column

[Landroval]

Originally Posted by Trexller [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

if we're sticking to the context of the film 300, then I dunno.

Leonidas showed kindness to the hunchback dude, they didn't ridicule him, I remember Leonidas giving the hunchback a fatherly explanation as to why his form prevented him from serving, after complimenting his spear thrust.

So the hunchback dude was a bitter wretch regardless of being otherwise treated well by the Spartans.

this is a check in the throw 'em off a cliff column

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephialtes_of_Trachis

Yeah, it's doubtful those words ever actually happened, but the betrayal of the Spartans by Ephialtes of Trachis is well documented to coincide with the actual events.

[Origen]

Originally Posted by Ooloo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I dunno I think there's quite a bit of difference. I agree they both oppose the same types of things, but their prescriptions for those things are quite different if we're talking about the modern day.

There are still islamic countries who execute homosexuals, like right now today. I'm not aware of any christian countries that do. This is a big part of the reason why libs railing against the evil christian homophobes kind of rings hollow.

Nah, we all know that's exactly what the Conservative Christians want to do with trans, gay, and black and brown people. Everyone can tell.

The only reason they usually don't is because of laws and consequences.

Thankfully, most of you fellas are just reactionary cowards that only share your putrid thoughts online, where it's largely safe to do so.