rusty_shackleford
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no.(putting a de facto pause to the practice until America was discovered).
You might want to read up on the byzantine empire.
no.(putting a de facto pause to the practice until America was discovered).
Very good, chaver. Keep in mind that it will require some collective action though))It's not just violent fantasies. I think slavery supporters should be killed.Asshurt to the point of having violent fantasies and even posting them on the internet?
Have a nice day.
I don't support slavery though – as I said, it's not economically viable in the modern age, as you'd just be creating unemployment in the poorer stratas and bringing their wages down (why would the city employ garbage men if it could have slaves do it for free, why hire a gardener when you can just have your slave do it, etc.). I'm contesting the notion that slavery is somehow a mark of universally evil system, when slavery was heavily employed throughout history in civilizations and by people that have advanced the sciences and culture and that we generally look up to. If ancient civilizations aren't your cup of coffee, then know that the founding fathers in the US have been slavers (most notably Jefferson, for example). Legion in New Vegas posits itself as some neo-Roman LARP, so of course it utilizes slavery, just like the Romans did. That alone would hardly be enough to make it somehow universaly evil (otherwise, all the aforementioned civilizations would be too).It's not just violent fantasies. I think slavery supporters should be killed.Asshurt to the point of having violent fantasies and even posting them on the internet?
Have a nice day.
Slavery in Byzatine empire became rare during the early middle ages, and was generally phased out over time, in large part due to the influence of christianity. My point stands. Of course, for the sake of completeness, one should mention that places outside europe (African tribes, Barbary pirates, etc.) continued to utilize slavery even after that, but I find them to not be entirely relevant.no.(putting a de facto pause to the practice until America was discovered).
You might want to read up on the byzantine empire.
Don't forget about gyppo slavery.Slavery in Byzatine empire became rare during the early middle ages, and was generally phased out over time, in large part due to the influence of christianity. My point stands. Of course, for the sake of completeness, one should mention that places outside europe (African tribes, Barbary pirates, etc.) continued to utilize slavery even after that, but I find them to not be entirely relevant.
It was because they were getting their shit pushed in. The slack was quickly picked up by the Venetians and Genoese.Slavery in Byzatine empire became rare during the early middle ages, and was generally phased out over time, in large part due to the influence of christianity.
Yeah,all those galleys didn't pull themself . Slavery was pretty common pretty much everywhere around that time.It was because they were getting their shit pushed in. The slack was quickly picked up by the Venetians and Genoese.Slavery in Byzatine empire became rare during the early middle ages, and was generally phased out over time, in large part due to the influence of christianity.
At the time when slavery was becoming rare, Byzantium was still something of a superpower, and would remain so for centuries more. Besides, getting their shit pushed in didn't stop others from practicing slavery, so why would it do so with Byzatinum? The causes were that slavery wasn't entirely compatible with feudal system (which Byzantium gradually, though never wholly, started adopting over time) and because christianity decreed it decidedly immoral (and Byzantium was very religious).It was because they were getting their shit pushed in.
What I am trying to say is that you can pretty much put an equal sign between Romans and Caesar's Legion, despite the latter being a work of fiction, considering how much they take from the actual Romans.If you don't know see a point of treating a work of fiction like a work of fiction that's not really something I can do anything about.
The Imperium of Man does not represent good. It represents order. It's not the same.Similarly to how Empire of Man can represent good in WH 40K despite genociding entire planets simply because everyone else is even worse.
https://psmag.com/social-justice/why-are-migrant-workers-passports-still-being-held-hostage-in-uaeAhh it all depends on the time. This days it is not much of a thing.
There is no good or evil in history, there are just losers and winners.And before you whine "But mah anshun Romaaaan~", based on these criteria, Ancient Roman is evil as fuck. Guilty on all three charges.
There is no good or evil in history, there are just losers and winners.And before you whine "But mah anshun Romaaaan~", based on these criteria, Ancient Roman is evil as fuck. Guilty on all three charges.
"New Vegas is more than a city - it's the remedy to mankind's derailment. The city's economy is a blast furnace in which can be forged the steel of a new rail line, running straight to a new horizon. What is the NCR? A society of people desperate to experience comfort, ease, luxury... A society of customers. With all that money pouring in? Give me 20 years, and I'll reignite the high technology development sectors. 50 years, and I'll have people in orbit. 100 years, and my colony ships will be heading for the stars, to search for planets unpolluted by the wrath and folly of a bygone generation."Mr. House's idea to live off the NCR is kind of foolish. Not sure how it'll keep working when the NCR will fall at some point. After they fall, what will Mr. House do? His economy will be in shambles... and the NCR will fall at some point. They're being held by fucking floss and chewing gum on their Eastern front, and they have no intentions of stopping their expansion to the detriment of their interior states.
NCR repeatedly shows throughout the game that they have no regard for the citizens of the mojave. The only person that cares about the citizens of the Mojave is House because he has a vested interest in the Mojave.You are too focused on the tiny portion of personage that reap most benefit.
Focus more on the overall society.
If NCR win, for one thing, the railroad connect Las Vegas to NCR interior. The farmers will migrate faster to Hoover Dam, grow more crop, export food wider. It's a good thing for society.
Contrary to popular perception, Common people dont actually NEED their overlord's good intentions. They just need the good result from the policies.NCR repeatedly shows throughout the game that they have no regard for the citizens of the mojave. The only person that cares about the citizens of the Mojave is House because he has a vested interest in the Mojave.You are too focused on the tiny portion of personage that reap most benefit.
Focus more on the overall society.
If NCR win, for one thing, the railroad connect Las Vegas to NCR interior. The farmers will migrate faster to Hoover Dam, grow more crop, export food wider. It's a good thing for society.
Humans never stopped being tribal animals, and even if we pretend it's not true, we don't care about other tribes as much as our own.
Agreed. Humanity deserves better.NCR does deserve a nuke but so does Caesar's Legion.
That's the Kings though.which New Vegas faction was coolest.
Hmm. Then how would you explain various multi-kulti, pro-minorities, pro-diversity and other scumbag movements?Humans never stopped being tribal animals, and even if we pretend it's not true, we don't care about other tribes as much as our own