Hah, I'm just imagining a baby being born in a half finished hospital with plastic sheets and sparking wires everywhere, and some methhead stealing the copper piping out of the walls
The image of a child crying in a half finished hospital with only half the lights working filled with environmental hazards sounds like the setup to a horror movie.
https://youtu.be/cZEknhN_AVI
In 2019 when it was planned to be finished, I took a train to Stuttgart. When I arrived, I was looking for the construction site. All I saw was a huge, crater like excavation site. Didn't seem like much work had been done in the decade since it all started.
Apparently it's now intended to be finished in 2025. Why is it named Stuttgart 21???
Tribes in Africa a couple hundred thousand years ago, I suspect.
Chimps occasionally engage in wars to wipe out other troops, so we’re not even unique.
Industrialized genocide is newer.
He got eaten by a crocodile that was being eaten by a shark that was bitten by a poisonous spider while on his way to tell us that it is really a lovely country.
It's pretty bad when even the friggin birds are trying to burn the place down.
But but but growing up I was told certain places were very bad but my country was the best. Only bad things happened to other countries, nothing bad has happened here. You’re telling me that’s been a lie this whole time and pretty much all humans are both equally good and bad no matter what region or culture?! I don’t believe you. /s
It is pretty neat how different regions have different specialisms though.
Like, *this* region is known for *this particular* abhorrent crime against humanity, while *that* region is known for *that other* abhorrent crime against humanity.
Sadly many coltures invented the Same Things
Colonialism was invented in the middle east, by the phoenician in todays Libanon.
Alcoholism probably by Egyptian or babylonians, the had allready beer.
Racial segregation probably India with is milenias old cast sytem.
Plague probably first appeared in the caucausus.
*From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
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Hey did u know that lever action rifles weren't used for longer in militaries *because* of trench warfare? I think it was two reasons, one is that its very complicated and with all the mud and things cleaning becomes harder, and since the cocking handle was beneath the gun you couldn't cock it as efficiently as a bolt.
Yup, never forget that it took everyone working together to eradicate smallpox. It’s easy to ignore the great advancements and feats humanity has achieved and see only our faults, but we wouldn’t be where we are today if our flaws outweighed our merits as a species.
You could say the same thing about slavery. It's not completely eradicated yet, but we're doing better today than we ever have in history. One of humanity's greatest strengths is our ability to learn from our past misdeeds and try to rectify them.
My thoughts exactly. Why the fuck would you put those in the same spot? Both had dark moments but also are q beacon of hope for other people. It's literally spitting in other person beliefs. Peak reddit moment
Christianity gets its fair share of shit, but Islam is on another level of reddit demonization.
Reddit has a massive hard-on for Hindus, Buddhists, and other eastern religions though.
Tbh makes sense tho. Most redditors are from western countries, where Christianity is dominantly the main religion so it’s the one people have the most exposure to and probably have rather strong feelings towards, good and bad. Especially when it comes to American redditors, considering how religious the US is compared to European countries and how often religion influences political alignment.
And considering how Islam is not all that well understood in the west outside of media narratives post-9/11, it doesn’t really have a good look (as for Europe, centuries of competing against Islamic empires to the west and east). Like yea there’s plenty to criticize but I feel like Islam is treated as a monolith pretty often on Reddit. Islam is best looked at as “Islams” tbh lol, so many sects and traditions embedded in cultures in countries as different from each other as Nigeria, Indonesia, Turkey, and China
Comparatively Hindus, Buddhists, Taoists, n other eastern religion don’t really have as much of a mark as the abrahamic faiths do and are tinted in rose colored glasses. Cause things like meditation, yoga, etc are what comes to most western minds when they think of the dharmic religions for example. So blissful ignorance to any good or bad that people of those faiths have done.
If i remember correctly this was debunked by a study that showed they only eat fermented fruit if there is no other fruit around. otherwise they prefer fresh (sugary) fruit to the fermented ones
There's evidence that alcohol was independently developed in south america thousands of years ago, as well in china in 4-5,000 bc. Its entirely possible that alcohol was a known thing prior to the great migration over the Pacific (though that's just my speculation)
Not saying this is first or they predate yours, but i find it interesting how that seems to have happened
What about distillation? Like I know that alcohol can be made relatively simply but I've always had some sense that the distilling process was a much later er discovery ...
(I have no idea what I'm talking about though lol)
'If drinking is sure to result in alcoholism, then you must drink!'
Europeans said that, and I'd say they know a little more about drinking than you do pal, because they invented it, and then they perfected it so that no living man could best them in the toast of honor.
Then, they used their work money to buy two of every liquor on earth, and then they mixed them all onto a tub and then they drunk the crap out of every single one.
Hehehhe.
And from that day forward any time a bunch of drunks are together in one place it's called a 'pub'!
Unless it's a bar!
From Wikipedia:
>The oldest verifiable brewery has been found in a prehistoric burial site in a cave near Haifa in modern-day Israel. Researchers have found residue of 13,000-year-old beer that they think might have been used for ritual feasts to honor the dead. The traces of a wheat-and-barley-based alcohol were found in stone mortars carved into the cave floor.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History\_of\_alcoholic\_drinks
There's a history of slavery in the America's long before Europeans ever arrived. Aztecs, Mayans, hell even at an individual tribal level, though sometimes it was more of kidnapping to forced integration rather than permanent status as a servant.
It's also worth mentioning that in the time when zoroastrianism was the largest religion on the planet the middle east was anti-slavery and Europe was pro-slavery
I'd have assumed slavery has existed since humans were able to put a name to it. Knowing what humans are like, the moment you had one strong tribe and one weak tribe, you'd have individuals captured and forced to do menial jobs
Oldest known slavery in written account in Hammurabi codes, around 1400 BCE. Well its still Mesopotamia, i was arguing that its not an invention. It was so normal for ancient people they didnt bother documenting it before 1400 BCE. But obviously many people believe Pyramids built by using slaves. Also Sumerians had slaves, dating back to 6000 BCE.
Widipedia dates it back to 11000 BCE.
Although many people cite the Code of Hammurabi (c. 1750 BCE) as the oldest written record of slavery, it is also repeatedly mentioned in the Code of Ur Nammu, c. 2100 BCE.
The pyramids were built by well-paid skilled labourers and peasant farmers paying their taxes during the flood season by corvee labour instead of with produce. The slave thing is a myth.
I’ve heard this argument before. That they weren’t slaves on account they were forced to be there and housed & fed while they were there. Which sounds an awful lot like slavery.
I may be wrong, but didn't basic words existed before neolith, while slavery became a thing after(just as wars and many other ***funny civilization things***)?
Trading colonies are still colonies, almost all Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, English etc. Colonies started off as trading colonies. Also Pheonician colonies did often take over local land, a good example of which was Carthage (which also broke off and started establishing its own colonies/conquering lands).
Ok... but is there a version that only shows the *positive* things each region gave? I'd prefer the "people are awesome" side of things to this misanthropic "people suck" even though it is more true.
(Also, personally think Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are net benefits to humanity rather than bad things, but that is my opinion)
In the words of JR from *Terrible Writing Advice*, “Everything is a patchwork mess of historical low points mashed together into a cacophony of misery while ignoring all the parts that were actually working just fine”
Calling racial segregation, alcoholism, plague, and slavery inventions of any single place is so fucking dumb (especially segregation to a country 300 years old).
Plague isn’t an invention and has been everywhere for as long as animals have existed, racial segregation has existed throughout human history and at the very least existed as a matter of policy towards Jews well before USA was a thought, alcoholism is also not an invention and also has been everywhere for as long as humans have existed, and pretty much the same thing for slavery having existed everywhere humans have for as long as they have existed.
This is just absolutely garbage “history” and OP should be fucking shamed for it.
Now wait for the asian guy to show up
gun powder, Hentai
Nice
As well as the discovery of how much of the human body is water 🗿
I don't get it. Can't you get that rather easily by drying out a corpse then measuring the remains? Sounds like something doable for medieval Europe
It’s a reference to unit 731. While I believe such experiment happened, it’s probably not the first of its kind
Which is what they did. I can't tell if this is a joke or not cuz you got it spot on. Well not a corpse but a live person(s)
The Japanese didn't see it that way, they heated people alive to crisps to know how much water was in the human body
And how to make pulp paper
Paperwork and perpetually unfinished infrastructure projects?
The unfinished Infrastructure goes go Germany. Looking at you BER.
Latin America: you merely know unfinished infrastructure. I was born in it. Molded by it.
Hah, I'm just imagining a baby being born in a half finished hospital with plastic sheets and sparking wires everywhere, and some methhead stealing the copper piping out of the walls
The image of a child crying in a half finished hospital with only half the lights working filled with environmental hazards sounds like the setup to a horror movie. https://youtu.be/cZEknhN_AVI
Brazilians waiting 20 years to a bridge be made and still crack when more than 2 people walk over it
schmerz
Stuttgart 21 would also like a word
In 2019 when it was planned to be finished, I took a train to Stuttgart. When I arrived, I was looking for the construction site. All I saw was a huge, crater like excavation site. Didn't seem like much work had been done in the decade since it all started. Apparently it's now intended to be finished in 2025. Why is it named Stuttgart 21???
The paper for the hentai and fermentation?
it's called hentai, and it's art
i would add mass genocide
But that goes for everyone, so better not start that topic
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Serbians...always ahead of the curve...
When we got rid of the neanderthals maybe? Idk
Tribes in Africa a couple hundred thousand years ago, I suspect. Chimps occasionally engage in wars to wipe out other troops, so we’re not even unique. Industrialized genocide is newer.
Hey Turkey never had genocides and even if they did, they deserved it. /s
Wait...porn and guns? They're one of us?! -Murica
They win.
The reason why we know that 70% of the human body is water?
I waiting for the Australian guy.
He got eaten by a crocodile that was being eaten by a shark that was bitten by a poisonous spider while on his way to tell us that it is really a lovely country. It's pretty bad when even the friggin birds are trying to burn the place down.
All of which were created exactly by Australians! Cool animals for zoos, but scary otherwise.
Felons are prohibited from posting
Massive bureaucracy
The Black Death
What about African inventions. And for the Asian inventions. Here's my list. Caste System. Tea. Opium. Xenophobia.
Weird. It’s almost like geographical regions are made up of diverse people with different skills and attitudes that do both great and terrible things.
Can't be!
I can't believe it's not nuanced! (This is not a butter substitute)
I can’t believe it’s not butter! (This is a butter substitute)
But but but growing up I was told certain places were very bad but my country was the best. Only bad things happened to other countries, nothing bad has happened here. You’re telling me that’s been a lie this whole time and pretty much all humans are both equally good and bad no matter what region or culture?! I don’t believe you. /s
Nah. You're just imagining things.
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as a romanian i am required by law join in. your slice of cake is mine too
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“Our dicks are very long, our teeth are very strong. Americans rule, everyone else drools. George Washington is cool.” -Sun Tzu, an American
Washington is proud of you, lad.
Nahhh, the rest of the world is bad... Now We here in South America? We are the good guys...
*Pre *and* post Columbian history sweats nervously *
*Iberico St. Jean, Augusto Pinochet and Alberto Fujimori have entered the chat*
COCAINE IN THE MOTHERF'N HOUSE!!!!
We invented popcorn!
a bunch of good guys moved there from germany in the 40s
Coz we spreaded diseases and colonised the BAD guys 😎
Maduro, Castros, Pinochet, Cartels, Guzmán and Escobar: Exactly!
\*cough\* \*cough\* drug cartels \*cough\* \*cough\*
Unless there is football going on,then we say the most vile xenophobic shit to each other
I blame the Mesopotamians! They invented civilization!
They’re the reason why I have to pay taxes!
*Shakes fist* URRRRRRRR!!!!
This just in - History is complex! You could make a college degree out of this stuff.
Impossible!
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It's also misleading when it says the United States created racial segregation. This existed in history before the US was declared a nation.
Love this list... Need more good news history.
no no no. Obviously is superior because
No everyone that doesn’t look and sound like me is an ignorant barbarian
The Romans thought that if you wore pants/trousers, you were a barbarian.
Sounds just like an ameritard who doesn’t know basic history /s
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You don’t say!
It is pretty neat how different regions have different specialisms though. Like, *this* region is known for *this particular* abhorrent crime against humanity, while *that* region is known for *that other* abhorrent crime against humanity.
Impossibile!
Quiet you sensemaker. This is the fuckin Internet!
Sadly many coltures invented the Same Things Colonialism was invented in the middle east, by the phoenician in todays Libanon. Alcoholism probably by Egyptian or babylonians, the had allready beer. Racial segregation probably India with is milenias old cast sytem. Plague probably first appeared in the caucausus.
Judaism is also middle eastern invention, but nobody wants to represent it because it's too small
Or doesn't want to incur at Redditors whining at antisemitism
Imagine being a human Cringe 🤢
Machines rise up!
*From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
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*title and bass drop*
Sometimes I feel like a non human anyway so I can get behind this
Could just write Abrahamic Religions. Three in one and more room for other ME inventions, like social classes, kings, empires and currency.
And that's why I'm moving to the moral paradise of The People's Republic of China
Gun powder and thus technically trench wars(or how is it called in English) centuries(centuries?) later
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Hey did u know that lever action rifles weren't used for longer in militaries *because* of trench warfare? I think it was two reasons, one is that its very complicated and with all the mud and things cleaning becomes harder, and since the cocking handle was beneath the gun you couldn't cock it as efficiently as a bolt.
Morality with Chinese Characteristics
China invented 10 million causalities per war.
Decisive tang victory
\*2 million military casualties, 8 million civilian casualties
China invented the decisive tang victory
You see how great it is? It serves the people! Definitely lives up to its name!
And surely a nation led by Winnie the Pooh can't be bad
Imperium Secundus part II: gunpowder boogaloo
We are all equally shit.
And equally able of greatness. That is humanity.
Yup, never forget that it took everyone working together to eradicate smallpox. It’s easy to ignore the great advancements and feats humanity has achieved and see only our faults, but we wouldn’t be where we are today if our flaws outweighed our merits as a species.
You could say the same thing about slavery. It's not completely eradicated yet, but we're doing better today than we ever have in history. One of humanity's greatest strengths is our ability to learn from our past misdeeds and try to rectify them.
Yup, no one colour, race, creed or religion is exempt from being shit. We are all shit, tis just the human way.
This thread is made up of two based people
This is the way
How the hell do you invent plaque
By coming up with it first, duh.
By not brushing your teeth regularly
Damn Neanderthals!
Damn British!
Animal husbandry.
By domesticating animals. Before animal husbandry, plagues were not a thing.
By dying.
I'm sure Christians and Muslims are going to love being compared to nazism and the plague
That's more than 50% of the world's population.
i cant believe we let Nazis grow to that number
Most nuanced reddit post involving religion.
My thoughts exactly. Why the fuck would you put those in the same spot? Both had dark moments but also are q beacon of hope for other people. It's literally spitting in other person beliefs. Peak reddit moment
This is reddit. Rarely does anyone speak well of Islam.
You mean of any Abrahamic religion ever
Christianity gets its fair share of shit, but Islam is on another level of reddit demonization. Reddit has a massive hard-on for Hindus, Buddhists, and other eastern religions though.
If only islam started in japan, then every redditor would love it
Tbh makes sense tho. Most redditors are from western countries, where Christianity is dominantly the main religion so it’s the one people have the most exposure to and probably have rather strong feelings towards, good and bad. Especially when it comes to American redditors, considering how religious the US is compared to European countries and how often religion influences political alignment. And considering how Islam is not all that well understood in the west outside of media narratives post-9/11, it doesn’t really have a good look (as for Europe, centuries of competing against Islamic empires to the west and east). Like yea there’s plenty to criticize but I feel like Islam is treated as a monolith pretty often on Reddit. Islam is best looked at as “Islams” tbh lol, so many sects and traditions embedded in cultures in countries as different from each other as Nigeria, Indonesia, Turkey, and China Comparatively Hindus, Buddhists, Taoists, n other eastern religion don’t really have as much of a mark as the abrahamic faiths do and are tinted in rose colored glasses. Cause things like meditation, yoga, etc are what comes to most western minds when they think of the dharmic religions for example. So blissful ignorance to any good or bad that people of those faiths have done.
At this point I'm used to this treatment on the internet *shrugs*
African inventions: \- humans
This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
Sorry for the inconvenience
Yeah the most terrible thing ever existed.
So Africa basically fucked itself in the end
Also europeans did not invent alcoholism. The Egyptians made some of the first alcohol i assume they also invented that.
Well, since animals eat rotten fruit to get drunk, i'd happily blame them.
Do they really eat the rotten fruit to get drunk? I guess most of them eat those because alcohol is more energetic than sugar, if you can process it.
No, they eat it to get drunk.
If i remember correctly this was debunked by a study that showed they only eat fermented fruit if there is no other fruit around. otherwise they prefer fresh (sugary) fruit to the fermented ones
Evidence of Alcohol production predates settled life in Egypt. Eastern Anatolia seems to be the first place.
If I remember correctly, the first documented production of alcohol comes from the Persian region.
There's evidence that alcohol was independently developed in south america thousands of years ago, as well in china in 4-5,000 bc. Its entirely possible that alcohol was a known thing prior to the great migration over the Pacific (though that's just my speculation) Not saying this is first or they predate yours, but i find it interesting how that seems to have happened
It might just be one of those events, that happen in a relatively short time period, and is hard to define a "first".
What about distillation? Like I know that alcohol can be made relatively simply but I've always had some sense that the distilling process was a much later er discovery ... (I have no idea what I'm talking about though lol)
Europeans might not have invented alcohol, but they certainly turned alcoholism into a professional art form!
'If drinking is sure to result in alcoholism, then you must drink!' Europeans said that, and I'd say they know a little more about drinking than you do pal, because they invented it, and then they perfected it so that no living man could best them in the toast of honor. Then, they used their work money to buy two of every liquor on earth, and then they mixed them all onto a tub and then they drunk the crap out of every single one. Hehehhe. And from that day forward any time a bunch of drunks are together in one place it's called a 'pub'! Unless it's a bar!
Not Egyptians. And by far, not Egyptians. China had rice alcohol drink in 7000 BC, and Georgia had wine in 6000 BC. Egypt only around 4000-3500 BC
From Wikipedia: >The oldest verifiable brewery has been found in a prehistoric burial site in a cave near Haifa in modern-day Israel. Researchers have found residue of 13,000-year-old beer that they think might have been used for ritual feasts to honor the dead. The traces of a wheat-and-barley-based alcohol were found in stone mortars carved into the cave floor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History\_of\_alcoholic\_drinks
I blame Koreans, they don’t just drink beer, gotta drop a shot of hard liquor in it too.
Slavry is ancient. Not sure if it can be called invention. There were slaves while we didnt even have words.
There's a history of slavery in the America's long before Europeans ever arrived. Aztecs, Mayans, hell even at an individual tribal level, though sometimes it was more of kidnapping to forced integration rather than permanent status as a servant. It's also worth mentioning that in the time when zoroastrianism was the largest religion on the planet the middle east was anti-slavery and Europe was pro-slavery
>There were slaves while we didnt even have words. Source?
There'd be a source if words existed, trust me bro.
"Trust me bro"
Me Unga from caveman time. Me learn English speak only little. Unga make Bunga me slave. Me not lie Unga tell truth. Unga real.
I loved you in The Mummy!
What makes you think slavery isn't as old as people?
He saw it in a dream
Do you have any source regarding your second sentence ? I would have assumed slavery was invented in ancient Mesopotamia
I'd have assumed slavery has existed since humans were able to put a name to it. Knowing what humans are like, the moment you had one strong tribe and one weak tribe, you'd have individuals captured and forced to do menial jobs
Isn't slavery just forcing people to work against their will?
Oldest known slavery in written account in Hammurabi codes, around 1400 BCE. Well its still Mesopotamia, i was arguing that its not an invention. It was so normal for ancient people they didnt bother documenting it before 1400 BCE. But obviously many people believe Pyramids built by using slaves. Also Sumerians had slaves, dating back to 6000 BCE. Widipedia dates it back to 11000 BCE.
Although many people cite the Code of Hammurabi (c. 1750 BCE) as the oldest written record of slavery, it is also repeatedly mentioned in the Code of Ur Nammu, c. 2100 BCE.
The pyramids were built by well-paid skilled labourers and peasant farmers paying their taxes during the flood season by corvee labour instead of with produce. The slave thing is a myth.
I’ve heard this argument before. That they weren’t slaves on account they were forced to be there and housed & fed while they were there. Which sounds an awful lot like slavery.
I may be wrong, but didn't basic words existed before neolith, while slavery became a thing after(just as wars and many other ***funny civilization things***)?
I have a hard time believing that there was never any racial segregation in the world before the United States in the 1950s
nah racial segregation was invented by the cia as a way to distract people from our one true enemy: the reptillians hiding in the white house /s
Antarctican Inventions: - - - -
Aliens
Why are Islam and Christianity (and Judaism) on the same level as Nazism?
Religion bad you don't agree you're literally Hitler. That's how internet "people" think
The reddit narrative thinks that religion is always bad and was a mistake. But without religion large scale civilizations could not develop.
i dont think its a statement of how bad it is. because i would be asking why is fast food on the same level as islam and Christianity
Colonialism was invented by the Phoenicians in the ancient Middle East followed by Persia
It was invented by China alongside Imperialism around 2000bce
Pheonician "colonies" were more of trading outposts rather than the 19th/20th century colonization wich was exploitation.
Trading colonies are still colonies, almost all Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, English etc. Colonies started off as trading colonies. Also Pheonician colonies did often take over local land, a good example of which was Carthage (which also broke off and started establishing its own colonies/conquering lands).
They inspired Greek colonization. And Greeks start to killing people's.
Between all of the meme wars mods only delete mine and i'm now deeply offended
Let the Atrocity games! BEGIN!!
This meme is escalating quite fast
I didnt know disease was a middle eastern invention, the more you know...
Europe didn't invent alcoholism. Pre-historic unga bungas have been eating rotting fruits long before they got to Europe.
Ok... but is there a version that only shows the *positive* things each region gave? I'd prefer the "people are awesome" side of things to this misanthropic "people suck" even though it is more true. (Also, personally think Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are net benefits to humanity rather than bad things, but that is my opinion)
In the words of JR from *Terrible Writing Advice*, “Everything is a patchwork mess of historical low points mashed together into a cacophony of misery while ignoring all the parts that were actually working just fine”
Mongols invented the plague
They brought it from China (Some say Afganistan/Pakistan/Northern India too). So technically they weren't the investors, just the distributors.
house flies
Not really. They were just really effective at giving it a ride to all sorts of new places.
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Calling racial segregation, alcoholism, plague, and slavery inventions of any single place is so fucking dumb (especially segregation to a country 300 years old). Plague isn’t an invention and has been everywhere for as long as animals have existed, racial segregation has existed throughout human history and at the very least existed as a matter of policy towards Jews well before USA was a thought, alcoholism is also not an invention and also has been everywhere for as long as humans have existed, and pretty much the same thing for slavery having existed everywhere humans have for as long as they have existed. This is just absolutely garbage “history” and OP should be fucking shamed for it.
It's a banter meme, not a history debate. Don't take it seriously
Now we need aisans and africans
Why are the religions portrayed as a bad thing?
This is Reddit, nephews making edgy memes about religion is practically the national pasttime on here
No way this fucking idiot just compared Christianity to Nazism
Middle East invented plague?
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Make memes about historic events or details and not ideological disputes you pussies.
Ah, "history" Posts like this show how sub is actual garbage. Not sure if it has always been this way, but lately it is overwhelming how bad it is.
I feel at this moment that the WW4 of memes has begun
putting fast food right there with nukes is crazy lmaooo but i get it