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There is no limit to the LARP
America is the embodiment of “there is no limit to the LARP”
The founders/early Americans larped as Greeks and Romans. They larped as Anglo-Saxons. They larped as Mongols (Genghis specifically). They larped, to a smaller degree, and perhaps without recognition or intent, as Amerindians. There are probably more larps I’m missing.
And those larps helped make it such an exceptional, accomplished nation. I wouldn’t have it any other way. In fact, we are not larping hard enough now- we owe it to our forefathers to larp
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When black people go into White neighborhoods, they steal the Halloween candy left out for kids.
When White people go into black neighborhoods, they almost get killed for simply putting out fires.
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Reinhard Von Lohengramm is already the character my timeline wants Anakin Skywalker to be.
And Legend of the Galactic Heroes already has built in the discourse everyone wishes the Star Wars prequels has.
Moral of the story is, watch LOTGH.
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It looks like the early Europeans who conducted ethnographic studies of Africans were correct:
(1) In 1670 the Scottish cartographer John Ogilby observed that Africans everywhere had an urge to steal, especially from Whites who were trying to educate them. He observed that Africans would boast about stealing as an achievement. He concluded this was innate to Africans.
(2) John Duncan, in his book Travels in Western Africa (1845) concluded that the predominant passion of Africans was theft, among their many other "depravities".
(3) William Reade, in Savage Africa (1864), wrote: "The Africans are all of them thieves. They have no sense of honor in that respect."
(4) Mungo Park concluded that stealing was the most prominent defect in the character of Africans: "We found the people thieves to a man."
(5) Thomas Hutchinson wrote (in his 1858 book Impressions of Western Africa): "Show me a Black man, and I will show you a thief".
(6) The Swedish explorer Charles Andersson believed that no one in Africa, from the king to the slave, would have second thoughts about stealing the shirt off his back if he could get away with it.
-----Or do you think that if Whites spend another trillion dollars educating Blacks they will eventually give up this African custom?
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No women should be in the cockpit of any airplane that is carrying passengers at this point.
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If all the Anakin discourse makes you crave a great space opera full of political intrigue, compelling characters, heroes on both sides, and enlightened autocracy against corrupt democratic rule, I could not recommend Legend of the Galactic Heroes more.
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when a director enters “God Mode” and reminds everyone what cinema is capable of
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We are currently here at this stage regarding the mainstream media's coverage of illegal aliens voting in U.S. elections.
BREAKING: More than 4 in 10 names flagged as possible noncitizen voters in California cannot be found on voter rolls, according to a legal filing. apnews.com/article/californi…
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"Did you ever hear the tale of St. John Chrysostom's 8 Homilies Against The Jews?"
"No."
"I thought so, it's not a tale the evangelicals would tell you."
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This reminds of a joke: A young priest asks a wise older priest, "What's the difference between the Jesuit and Dominican Orders?" The older priest says wearily, "Well, actually they have a lot in common. They were both founded by Spaniards, St. Dominic for the Dominicans, and St. Ignatius of Loyola for the Jesuits. They were also both founded to combat heresy: the Dominicans to fight the Albigensians, and the Jesuits to fight the Lutherans." The younger priest says, "I see. But where do the Jesuit and Dominican Orders really differ?" The older priest looks at him and says, "Well, have you met any Albigensians lately?"














































