Asoori
The sane person in a world full of insane people will be called insane.
1 day ago#2427351
The phrase "the bringer of death grants life" is common in certain pagan beliefs, yet it takes on greater logic when applied at a societal level.
>Would you believe that the plague was the best thing that ever happened to white people?
Yes, that very plague which wiped out 30% of their population was the single best event.
>As the population dwindled
Kings and Landlords themselves in a pickle
There were no longer enough peasants to work for them, and since they could not simply import a billion Jeet or Somali Nigger they were forced to triple wages and provide better living conditions for their workers
They were literality competing against each others attract these peasants.
>One generation passed
And the peasants gained a basic education and saw improvements in their physical health.
They acquired life choices, having previously been denied the right to self determination or independent work.
>Suddenly the feudal system made no sense
Whether in the eyes of the peasants whose awareness and understanding had grown or in the eyes of the lords who could no longer impose order anymore.
The Peasants simply became more astute.
They began to organize and form guilds, and could no longer be suppressed by force.
They were no longer stupid enough to believe the church lies about heaven in exchange for good behavior, nor were they weak enough to be forcibly returned to their "natural place" by 5 knights sent by their landlord.
Change had taken it root and there was no turning back.
Europe soon experienced a new population boom, they returned to their previous number, but this time the people were smarter and stronger, and most importantly they were organized.
>One had to either embrace this change or perish because of it
Royal families that accepted it endured for centuries, while those that attempted to resist it or failed to adapt such as the French perished under it foot.
>Would you believe that the plague was the best thing that ever happened to white people?
Yes, that very plague which wiped out 30% of their population was the single best event.
>As the population dwindled
Kings and Landlords themselves in a pickle
There were no longer enough peasants to work for them, and since they could not simply import a billion Jeet or Somali Nigger they were forced to triple wages and provide better living conditions for their workers
They were literality competing against each others attract these peasants.
>One generation passed
And the peasants gained a basic education and saw improvements in their physical health.
They acquired life choices, having previously been denied the right to self determination or independent work.
>Suddenly the feudal system made no sense
Whether in the eyes of the peasants whose awareness and understanding had grown or in the eyes of the lords who could no longer impose order anymore.
The Peasants simply became more astute.
They began to organize and form guilds, and could no longer be suppressed by force.
They were no longer stupid enough to believe the church lies about heaven in exchange for good behavior, nor were they weak enough to be forcibly returned to their "natural place" by 5 knights sent by their landlord.
Change had taken it root and there was no turning back.
Europe soon experienced a new population boom, they returned to their previous number, but this time the people were smarter and stronger, and most importantly they were organized.
>One had to either embrace this change or perish because of it
Royal families that accepted it endured for centuries, while those that attempted to resist it or failed to adapt such as the French perished under it foot.
Asoori
The sane person in a world full of insane people will be called insane.
>Do you remember the crisis of 2022
When both Russia and Ukraine (the two nations responsible for 1/3 of global wheat exports) threatened to halt shipments?
Global chaos emerged and thirty countries suspended food exports or imposed restrictions while wheat prices surged by 5% in a single day despite the global harvesting season had just begun.
A global starvation with the potential collapse of supply chains in several countries was looming.
I remember a conversation with a rapefuge in Sweden who suddenly felt threatened.
And to give you a clear picture for this
>He was an engineer
No I'm serious
>The only problem he had with the law
Was 2 parking tickets, during his ten years there.
>He didn't race mix
>He works in a huge company
And pay taxs
He lived in one of Europe's most liberal countries surrounded by co-workers who were collage material
And since he didn’t drink his co-workers would try to socialize with him during lunch breaks and other occasions, something unusual in their very insular society.
>In a nutshill
he was the ideal rapefuge living in the ideal country for rapefugees
>Yet when the threat of famine loomed
They suddenly cut ties with him
They began to look at him with hatred
Each time he greets them they look at him as if they "Fuck you Sandnigger, there isn't enough food for everyone, and we aren't going to starve for you" and when things got back to normal their view on him changed back to the normal.
My point is that sometimes things happen, things nobladi ever suspected or calculated for, unforeseen events that may seems harsh yet they end up changing the course of history for the better, not for the current generation but for the next one.
When both Russia and Ukraine (the two nations responsible for 1/3 of global wheat exports) threatened to halt shipments?
Global chaos emerged and thirty countries suspended food exports or imposed restrictions while wheat prices surged by 5% in a single day despite the global harvesting season had just begun.
A global starvation with the potential collapse of supply chains in several countries was looming.
I remember a conversation with a rapefuge in Sweden who suddenly felt threatened.
And to give you a clear picture for this
>He was an engineer
No I'm serious
>The only problem he had with the law
Was 2 parking tickets, during his ten years there.
>He didn't race mix
>He works in a huge company
And pay taxs
He lived in one of Europe's most liberal countries surrounded by co-workers who were collage material
And since he didn’t drink his co-workers would try to socialize with him during lunch breaks and other occasions, something unusual in their very insular society.
>In a nutshill
he was the ideal rapefuge living in the ideal country for rapefugees
>Yet when the threat of famine loomed
They suddenly cut ties with him
They began to look at him with hatred
Each time he greets them they look at him as if they "Fuck you Sandnigger, there isn't enough food for everyone, and we aren't going to starve for you" and when things got back to normal their view on him changed back to the normal.
My point is that sometimes things happen, things nobladi ever suspected or calculated for, unforeseen events that may seems harsh yet they end up changing the course of history for the better, not for the current generation but for the next one.
1 day ago#2427359
Words words words words
LesothosTopRapist
Congo
1 day ago#2427374
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger or something
1 day ago#2428219
Wordswordswords I read allat and it kind of makes sense. As LesthosTopRapist said, whatever doesn't cause a total wipeout will make people stronger
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