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You don’t count the dead when God’s on your side
- Dylan
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Macron speaks of 'existential' fight against terrorism after teacher killed in France
Terror inquiry launched as police kill 18-year-old suspect who decapitated Paris teacher who showed pupils caricatures of the prophet Muhammadwww.theguardian.com
Attacker was not a parent according to this article. An 18year old Chechen born in Moscow.
Well, that makes it even weirder.
Hate is a flat time circleKiller probably heard about the classroom incident on the news or something and he decided to carry out his extreme radical beliefs on the teacher.
Macron speaks of 'existential' fight against terrorism after teacher killed in France
Terror inquiry launched as police kill 18-year-old suspect who decapitated Paris teacher who showed pupils caricatures of the prophet Muhammadwww.theguardian.com
Attacker was not a parent according to this article. An 18year old Chechen born in Moscow.
Humanity over the centuries whether it's extreme nationalists, violent revolutionaries with utopian ideals about creating "virtuous republics", "vanguards of the proletariat", extreme Marxist-Leninist revolutionaries with Machiavellian notions of ends justifying enormous, countless deaths via mass shootings, disease, neglect, torture, extermination of ethnic cultures, religious minorities over continental Europe due to distorted, hijacked quasi-scientific hack theories from Darwin's evolution through natural selection with phrenology, Social Darwinism's tooth and clue, inevitable perpetual clash of cultures and nations for resources, colonies and how it's natural and historically authentic.You don’t count the dead when God’s on your side
- Dylan
Haven't been keeping up with the goings on of Chechnya the past several years then clearly.Well, that makes it even weirder.
Man. If I could like this a million times.the indigenous population of North America - well, all of America - would agree with you
on both counts
Yepthe indigenous population of North America - well, all of America - would agree with you
on both counts
Sadly, yes. The three great Meso-American, pre-Columbian empires---Aztecs, Mayans, and the Inca---became powerful, large territorial vast states due to conquest, high-stakes geopolitical alliances via dynastic marriages, short-term treaties and Machivellian power politics to gain advantages over weaker, smaller regional tribes sometimes through economic or political subjugation--a Roman-styled client state like Herod the Great's Israel before Christ's birth, or downright conquest. The Inca themselves, for centuries before their rise, were small-to- moderately sized semi-nomadic tribes who specialized as mountain and sheep herders and were ruled by a previous South American indigenous dynasty called the Wahri, who's kingdom, many archeologists and anthropologists, believe was centered in modern-day Bolivia. The Wahri, curiously practiced a burial ritual for deceased monarchs that persisted for centuries that was similar to ancient Chinese Terracotta warriors---the recently deceased king would be mummified along with some of his elite warriors to guard his tomb and its treasures forever against tomb-raiding plunderers, akin to the ancient Egyptian Pharoahs and their treasures accrued over their lifetimes as protection from tomb robbers. The Inca eventually overthrew the declining Wahri by early-mid 15th century and adopted this same royal burial rituals so much so that it continues to be done---albeit to celebrate Catholic Virgin Mary on Eastern Sunday---is still carried on a procession route through the streets of Lima, Peru and most other Peruvian cities. I believe similar processions are also performed in cities in Bolivia and rural, remote regions of northern Chile.Yep
Except those indigenous populations were unfortunately killing each other long before “we” arrived
Fear of “others” goes back a long way
Sadly
There's a very disturbing and graphic pic of the aftermath on the Intertubz.
I won't link it here for obvious reasons.
Nope, I'm not gonna go look for a head severed from the body. Don't need or want to see it.
I dont see any articles from the Jewish, Budda, Christian, indian or even asian religions, where an individual will depict a picture of their god that results in someones death.Unfortunately that goes both ways.