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Ok let's forget centuries ago...
About non-religious fatalities, must give credit to a few nazi or communist dictator for quite some major genocides: Joseph Stalin - 42,672,000 (+ Vladimir Lenin - 4,017,000) Mao Zedong - 37,828,000 Adolf Hitler - 20,946,000 Chiang Kai-shek - 10,214,000 However at the internet and facebook times, to do that massive genocides is no more so cool. Terrorism is more suited to modern times. http://moralarc.org/wp-content/uploa...d-to-Islam.jpg http://markhumphrys.com/Images/508.png We got terrorists of various types, let's say separatists or so... but islamic ones are the most fit for growth, because supported by population, unlike genocides supported only by a political elite or dicrator: http://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/2015...e-Table-01.png http://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/2015...e-Table-03.png http://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/2015...e-Table-04.png In conclusion, none of this would seem possible in the absence of religious devotion to an allegedly all-powerful god. |
Falling into the trap ISIS is setting...
To divide the West and Muslims, thus creating new recruits for the coming war. |
I saw this video and scare the shit out of me :(
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China (PRC) recently reversed their one child policy with a negative growth and an ageing population being the reason given. |
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But assuming the video's thesis survives that definitional challenge, there's a PRACTICAL problem as well. The issue is POWER and CULTURE. ie., who holds the reins regarding the dominant culture. You only need to look at places like Mexico and the Philippines where a tiny white minority or Chinese minority (in the case of SE Asia) control the levers of cultural self-definition. Ever seen a Telenovela and marveled at the number of blondes? How about the top corporations? Who runs them? So EVEN IF we accept the dubious assumption that culture is encoded in genetics, even if a certain culture is reduced to a TINY FRACTION of its current numbers, it can still hang on to greater cultural relevance and power. NUMERICAL REPRESENTATION has never been a BARRIER to effective HEGEMONY. Otherwise, the 80/20 rule wouldn't exist. Also, this isn't just a EU or white middle class US problem.... So. Korea, Japan, Singapore, and soon, CHINA would be sharing in the same 'problem' The truth? WEALTH and EDUCATION are the best CONTRACEPTIVES. Ignorance, religious dogma (note: different from personal spirituality and experience-based spirituality), and poverty produce population explosions. If you want to keep different cultures from 'invading', do one thing: Support FREE TRADE and ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY (ie., anyone can have a shot at being a millionaire) within the countries that export their people. You'd be surprised as to how quickly WEALTH and EDUCATION can reduce birth rates. Besides, is there a LAW that says countries have to have LARGE populations? Isn't it a FACT that most of the WORLD's population that's ever existed are only alive NOW? Ie., the world went through an ALGAL BLOOM due to the discovery of antibiotics.... Maybe, thanks to ROBOTICS/AUTOMATION/breakthroughs in energy production, HUMANITY can go on with a FRACTION of its current population? I'm just raising issues that go beyond the typical culture politics.... |
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Population of the Soviet Union in 1926 (before Stalin's repressions): 147 millions Population of the Soviet Union in 1939 (after Stalin's repressions): 170 millions Population of the Soviet Union in 1959 (after Stalin's repressions and WWII): 209 millions Number of Soviet prisoners in 1937 (the year known for Stalin's repressions) aka "GULAG": 1,2 millions Number of prisoners in the United States in 2013 (just for a comparison of the World's freest country with the USSR during bloody Stalin's regime): more than 1,57 millions So there are more prisoners in the USA today than Soviet Union has during Stalin's repressions. How come? :upsidedow |
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The prisoners under Stalin where mainly political..... |
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Now as about the modern Russia. There is no prison time for a tax evasion for private persons (the companies is a different thing). A drunk sex is not considered as a rape here, because every person is responsible for itself even when drunk - doesn't matter if you doing sex, robbery, murder or driving a car. If you can't control yourself, just don't drink. We have very light punishments for economical crimes. Here you can't get a prison time for using of insider information when playing on forex - usually you'll lost your job and will be fined, but not imprisoned like Raj Rajaratnam or Jeffrey Skilling. You won't get a prison time for doing a small business (e.g. taxi service, selling of food, some goods etc) w/o registering as self employed person in the tax office. You won't be shot dead or get a prison time for telling "fuck you" to a police officer. etc... On the other hand, you won't get away with a murder, robbery, theft, beating someone or a rape (I mean a forced sex, not a drunk one). Oh... we also have no death penalty here. Does it count? |
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That's why the recent increase in libertarianism is definitely a welcome development. The drug war translates to a massive pool of people with diminished employment prospects due to their ex-con status which fuels another wave of social pathology. |
The PVV does not stand for deporting muslims who live here, this speech is a story of one of their party members to rile things up. This is what they do from time to time, this one is from last year.
What i do agree with is that why a small group is getting the biggest mosques in a western country. The buildings are huge, with prominent spots costing millions of euros. The value of houses near a mosque go way down in value. Nobody who lives here agrees with it, yet it gets ignored what the majority thinks. Because they are not getting built in the neighborhoods where the corrupt politicians live. |
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This is Russian DEA in action: Do you think these guys arrest not as many junkies as the US police does? P.S. Forgot to mention it in my previous post. Drugs is a very serious crime in Russia. Almost as serious a murder. |
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P.S. Seems that Stalin was not as mad towards his people in 1937 as Obama today :) |
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why don't we ban christianity instead? its the christians that drop 99% of the worlds bombs and do the huge bulk of the terror attacks...
I mean muslims can not hold a candle to the US army, and it seems that christian churches are only a breeding ground for christian terrorists who want to drop bombs on people ect ect... ooooohh riiiight the western double standard stops you from noticing the huuuuuge disproportion of violence, and you focus only on everybody else and not YOU :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh now carry on and keep doing exactly what ISIS wants you to do you stupid tools LOL and also keep not noticing the real problems in your countries and keep focusing on what they serve you... now be good little drones and eat up the propaganda :thumbsup |
Great CyberSEO changes another thread to the topic of Russia.
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Good luck :helpme
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have no idea why you are proud that your people don't have the freedom to ingest any substance they want and alter their consciousness the way they want without harming anyone else.
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So this thread is about Russia now? What a surprise.
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I'm happy to live in a city like this, but i notice that things are changing because lately not everyone has this open mind set anymore and they start judging each other.. Why can't you just leave each other alone... However, still great place to live!! |
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all major religions have a military! you know that right??
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P.S. Any questions? |
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yes please clarify.
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Drug regulation remained largely untouched in the Soviet Union until 1974, when the Supreme Soviet issued a Decree entitled 'On Reinforcement of the Fight Against Drug Addiction'. This Decree was reproduced in Article 224 of the Penal Codes of all the Republics of the USSR, and not only increased the penalties for the offences mentioned above to between ten to fifteen years' imprisonment, but for the first time criminalised possession of drugs without intent to traffic, bringing a penalty of up to three years in prison. Additional offences of 'seducing another person to narcotic drugs', punishable by up to five years' imprisonment, and the theft of narcotics, punishable by between five to fifteen years' imprisonment, were also created. The term 'narcotics' used here referred to all drugs listed by UN Conventions, not just opiates. |
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No wonder Russian food is boring..... - I'm not going mad am I - This is what he said?.. |
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