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China can't keep
Its Hands Clean in Myanmar’s Scam Cities
Ties between organized crime syndicates and Chinese intelligence run deep
foreignpolicy.com/2025/10/23/m

@wraithe@mastodon.social
2025-11-23 15:10:54

Yea I can’t imagine why anyone thought this dipshit was defending rape…I mean aside from the over half a dozen posts where he defended rape as “not immoral”, literally said “No. In fact, the word "rape"…didn't even exist until the 1800s.” and arguing that being “owned”* wasn’t “horrific”
Complete mystery why people went after him, must be some weird BlueSky thing. 😂
JFC

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The Louvre of Bluesky @thelouvreof.bsky.social
horrible day to be literate
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with an "i"@liawithani.bsky.social • 1h child rape was also horrific in 1776, hope this helps

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Actually, no. There were no laws against having sex with child slaves in 1776.
"Horrific" or no, it wasn't "immoral" in Jefferson's time.
Would he have any less of a chance of being elected president in 2024?
#PedoDon
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Mugsy's RapSheet @mugsysrapsheet.bs... • 17h
Simply being "owned" isn't "horrific" (all wives were "owned"), or do you not believe providing
"safe haven" was a form of protection?
By that standard, the Van Daan family that hid the family of Anne Frank were subjecting them to "horrific mistreatment."
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Mugsy's RapSheet @mugsysrapsheet.bs... • 17h
Simply being "owned" isn't "horrific" (all wives were "owned"), or do you not believe providing
"safe haven" was a form of protection?
By that standard, the Van Daan family that hid the family of Anne Frank were subjecting them to "horrific mistreatment."
lol he blocked me so here he is crying on Mastodon:

joined "BlueSky" (against my better judgement) last week so I could contact people/services that aren't on Masto.
I made the mistake of responding to a post attacking Thomas Jefferson for failing to live up to a moral standard we clearly haven't even achieved in 2025, and the knives came out.
Every self-important child misrepresented my claim, accused me of defending slavery & child rape , and bombed me with 400
posts in one hour.
BlueSky = R…
@hex@kolektiva.social
2025-10-15 11:10:50

Perhaps the most interesting thing about the Nacirema people is their insistence that they do not participate in practices of which they clearly do. Equally unusual is the fact that, unlike other sacrificial cultures who raid neighboring tribes for victims, both slaves and victims for human sacrifice are only taken from within the society. In fact, there is a very strong cultural taboo against sacrificing or enslaving those from other tribes.
They are aware of the rituals of human sacrifice in other tribes, but claim such rituals to be inconsistent with their society. Yet their human sacrifice rituals are some of the most elaborate in the world. These rituals are so important that there is a whole part of Nacirema society dedicated specifically to arguing about who should and should not be sacrificed, restraining and feeding the potential victims for the years during which these arguments take place, and ultimately preparing and administering the ritual poison.
This is strangely similar to their approach to slavery. Both human sacrifice and slavery were once a much larger part of Nacirema society. Their human sacrifice rituals now take far longer and happen far less often, but at no point have they ever recognized these ritual sacrifices as such. Meanwhile, the Nacirema do acknowledge that slavery was part of their culture once. During the time when they did recognize their practice of slavery, they did raid other tribes for slaves. Now they follow the same complex ritual for slavery as they do for human sacrifice.
It is strange that, by following this ritual and only choosing victims from within their society, they seem to become incapable of seeing their behavior for what it is.

@memeorandum@universeodon.com
2025-12-17 17:25:51

Maryland to study slavery reparations after lawmakers override Dem governor's veto (Ashley Carnahan/Fox News)
foxnews.com/politics/maryland-
memeorandum.com/251217/p76#a25

@servelan@newsie.social
2025-12-17 04:12:44

Commission for slavery reparations approved in Maryland | AFRO American Newspapers
afro.com/maryland-reparations-

A massive monument of General Robert E Lee that once sparked riots in the Virginia city of Charlottesville
is now a pile of melted-down bronze,
artfully displayed in a Los Angeles museum.
Next to the sculpture are barrels of toxic "slag" leftover from the melting process.
Around the corner, there is a massive, graffitied equestrian statue of Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
– the two most famous Confederate generals in the US Civil War,

The first Reconstruction
rebuilt freedom and citizenship after the Civil War
—imperfectly, to be sure.
The commitment faded
and with it large parts of the country descended into another century of tyranny.
But the embers of Reconstruction did not fully die out.
The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
—eradicating slavery,
promising due process and equal protection under the law
while also enshrining guaranteed citizenship,
and expandin…

@hex@kolektiva.social
2025-10-15 11:38:27

It should be noted that the Nacirema absolutely do kill those outside of their tribes during highly ritualized combat. In fact, they are known and feared by many surrounding tribes for their war-like nature. But the previously mentioned taboo seems to be against the execution of the ritual for either enslavement or sacrifice of outsiders for sacrifice or enslavement within tribal territory. Similarly, the Nacirema will not seize slaves during their war raids to bring within their territory. However, it does seem that the tribute system which the Nacirema impose on other tribes favors slavery.
The Elihcian people even tell stories of a chief who tried to end a slave-like practice among their people and refused tribute to the Nacirema. The chief of the Nacirema send emissaries to plot the murder of great chief of the Elihcian with the strongest nobles who were the largest slave owners. The war chief of the Elihcian, a friend of the Nacirema chief, then took over the tribe, enslaved many and paid even more tribute to the Nacirema chief. Many tribes to the South of the Nacirema have very similar stories.
Strangely, again, the Nacirema do not see themselves as war-like. Rather, they see themselves as peaceful. When talking about war and war-raids, they will even sometimes use a phase that means "maintaining" or "sustaining peace" to describe them.
Again, it seems to be the use of ritual that allows them to declare slavery and human sacrifice as "justice" and to declare war as "peace."

@memeorandum@universeodon.com
2025-10-14 03:20:43

Newsom rejects bill giving descendants of slaves preference in college admissions (Politico)
politico.com/news/2025/10/13/n
memeorandum.com/251013/p127#a2

@servelan@newsie.social
2025-10-17 22:34:00

Hegseth Pastor: "Bible Says It's Not Evil To Own People, And Every Christian Should Be Able To Defend" Slavery - Joe.My.God.
joemygod.com/2025/10/hegseth-p