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What are some of the most blackpilling events to have happened in history?
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No commie bullshit, please.
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They literally had their country destroyed and children were resorting to prostitution in the nineties.
Fuck you and your country. You’ll meet a worse fate.-
No reason to get emotional. Yugoslavia failed because men don’t live forever and he didn’t properly train a successor
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World war 1 in general. Basically Europe threw everything away for which flag got to fly over an irrelevant Slav shithole.
woke af, women should be prostitutes.
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Grow the fuck up teen Titoboo. You shill communist bullshit on here because you have no ideas of your own.
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https://i.imgur.com/pZYsSz5.gif
Nemoj da ti jebem majku.
I’m Yugoslav and the science of Marxism is immortal, the cause of the working class will always exist. He’s no different than Washington or Churchill to the Yugoslav people.
Shut the fuck up about your national heroes and I’ll consider shutting up about mine.
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>Tito and Post-Stalin USSR
>commie -
You asked for black-pill.
The greatest revolution of the 20th century, with progressive hopes of a workers paradise. Slowly developing into a totaliarian nightmare which slowly descended into kelptocratic self destruction so hard it gave every culture from eastern Germany to Kyrgyzstan near sucidal depression is a hell of a blackpill sis.>weakened, demoralized Russian conscripts getting absolutely dabbed on by well motivated Chechen guerillas
>hazing, rape, and even forced prostitution routine among Russian forces
>officer corps is so corrupt that they’re selling the rebels ammunition the entire time, while also disappearing thousands of suspected rebels and indiscriminately raping and massacring the civilian population
>Chechen resistance quickly turns from nationalist movement to Islamist movement, becomes hotbed of international terrorism
>direct cause of the collapse of Russia’s democratic experiment under Yeltsin
>Chechnya also ruined, becomes failed state which is occupied after another war a few years later
>violence continues for another decade until about 2009Also this.
Pretty much half the monarchs in history are also grim brutal asshats who just made socity worse.
The other half were mostly just asshats.
Great man history papers over their worst attributes. So just peel back any national hero from world history and you’ll find something terrifying.Oh… also everything to do with WW1.
You know it was bad from pop culture.
But when you start drilling you start finding an unending pit of dispair.-
>Great man history papers over their worst attributes. So just peel back any national hero from world history and you’ll find something terrifying.
gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelet. republics have their own set of issues as we are very quickly learning.
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Great Man History doesn’t just cover monarchs. But other national leaders. Every person has their shadow, great man history tries to present soaring nationalist narratives which are presented in stark and colorful terms to the reader.
I’d say it’s a brutal blackpill when you start peeling back that disney-style paint, and find the truth of history underneath.
Either you wrestle with and learn from their moral complexity, and see them as normal men. Or you wind up doubling down on the heroic sanitized version, seeing a former hero as a monster and hypocrite, or embrace the monster and destroy yourself.
Either of the last 3 options I’d argue is taking a blackpill.-
You sound like a very average person coming up with all sorts of copes and rationalizing for the stark and brutal realization that you aren’t special (probably after a childhood of being routinely assured that you were special). The real blackpill here anon is that tearing down others isn’t going to raise you up.
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>The real blackpill here anon is that tearing down others isn’t going to raise you up.
He said while insulting me instead of refuting my point.-
your point is dumb. you are saying there are no "great people in history" that were not otherwise monstrous. which of course leaves tons of vagueness with regards to what makes a great person or what constitutes monstrous behavior. in this way you can basically hedge this total ambiguity in your worldview as a way to prove yourself correct in any circumstance.
it is a nearly perfect example of starting with a conclusion and then working backwards from that, as opposed to drawing an informed conclusion.
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I was asked for one of the worst historical blackpills.
I explained that discovering the darker more complicated side to the figures in Great Man History presented by the Orthodox School which is what you’re usually taught in primary or grade school, is a hell of a blackpill.Here you are, jumping in with "NUH UH LIBERAL!" "YOU’RE STUPID!" and "YOUR POINT IS DUMB"
Your response, like this is some eldritch truth that needs to be torched before it spreads wrongthink to the masses is basically confirming this is a very powerful blackpill.-
you didn’t comprehend the post you are responding to. sad, it might’ve done you some good.
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Well the poster seemed to be insinuating that I’m saying that there are no great men who are not otherwise monstrous, then tries to accuse me of mortal relativism.
Both of which aren’t just irrelevant to my point, but go part of the way to reinforcing it.I literally pointed to his accusation as one of the three possible results of taking this black pill.
As well as his screaming about doubling down proving it’s polar opposite black pill where you go into violent denial of the point.
He in turn started on with screaming about cope, and basicly accusing me of snowflakery, and in general being a triggered little fucknugget.I’ve been on both ends of that blackpilled revelation spectrum, and eventually came out the other end realizing that these great men of history were as human as the rest of us. Merely given great power due to being in the right place, at the right time.
How they handled their power, their moment in the sun, says a lot about them.
Few men get the chance, and fewer men rise to the occasion.Actually gunna continue this in a bit… I got a good example.
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like I said originally, you started with a conclusion and worked backwards from there. this is not some idea you formulated pouring over history books your whole life, it’s something that sounded good (that you probably did not even come up with independently) and you’ve accepted it as fact. but since its so ambiguous you can just retreat behind anything you want to prove it.
if I were to bring up Bonaparte you can just say "oh well he was an awful lover, terrible with women" and now the argument has evolved very quickly into arguing the monstrousness of that trait in relation to his accomplishments.
not everyone is born equally capable, some people are smarter or just naturally more charismatic. if you have spent any amount of time outside of your basement you will have met somebody like this.
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You want to argue that Great Man History is somehow, correct.
It’s greatest flaw is that it makes these sweeping glorious nearly mythical narratives, and forgets the man in favor of the myth.You’re taught these myths as a kid, because you’re a kid, and your history teacher is trying to cram this complicated subject into your tiny baby brain.
So they often go with the simpler Orthodox schools.The real blackpill, is when you begin to discover that these sweeping heroes you were taught about have these darker, sometimes even tragic or monstrous aspects to them.
Often people either run away and double down on their belief in the myth, or go full on blackpill historian nihilist.
When in reality all these figures were mostly normal people with all the flaws and stupidity you see in the normies around you today. But they were caught in the right place, at the right time. Sometimes they rose to the occasion, other times they failed.
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You seem like you are still in school and believe everything your teacher says.
>"Cancel (great historical figure), he did not support a woman’s right to choose"!!! -
not him, but you sound like you believe in everything /poo/ says
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My personal best example of this is George Washington.
He is mythologized as a great general, and the first among the founding fathers.
He was so much more than that, and so much less at the same time.He aspired to nobility like all colonial gentry of the south, and like the rest of the gentry were only able to afford their educations and resources because they had slaves doing the hard work of running their plantations.
He desired control over his surroundings, and kept great command of himself. Yet in the face of his own helplessness at his daughter’s seizures he completely broke down trying to save her.
He was a twice disgraced officer of the colonial militia who accidently triggered a proto world war. Yet when the revolution came, he stepped forth because he was one of the few men for the job.
He lead the military wing of a revolution, the first revolution, against the European colonial empires. A flawed and imperfect revolution.
No matter how hard proper british generals beat him, he learned, regrouped, and kept the revolutionary army alive when most generals would’ve buckled.
Finally, when offered power over the new republic, he did something unlike nearly every revolutionary leader in world history.
He put the sword down, he let other men build a republic that could stand without him.He was smart enough to be aware of his own hypocrisies, and the immoral actions he’d had to take during the revolution at times, and trying to make up for instead of making excuses for himself.
The greatest thing Washington ever did, and what makes him stand out from other revolutionary leaders in world history is giving up power.
Which, if we were to discuss Napoleon, would be the dark shadow. He never put the sword away, and his lust for glory undid many of his accomplishments.Which I’d say makes him a lot more badass, inspiring, than the whitewashed almost cartoonish version we see in nationalist myths.
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>Great man history papers over their worst attributes. So just peel back any national hero from world history and you’ll find something terrifying.
What history papers? Middle school research papers?
Because the "great man" deboonk movement is the norm now among academics. But it just comes across as overly preachy for no concrete reason. Yeah, no head of state has ever achieved anything without being an absolute cunt of a human being. Only God, or at least an idealist conception of God, can afford to be benevolent and all encompassing (and still plenty of iterations of God show him being a cunt) -
>it gave every culture from eastern Germany to Kyrgyzstan near sucidal depression
yeah no fuck off
the collapse was a blessing for the Baltic states that were occupied by commie shitstains for the better part of the 20th centuryit was never good
not in the beginning when we were annexed and sent off to the gulags
not in the middle when the commies imported violent slavoid workers by the thousands
not in the end when it all started to crash down at the expense of ordinary people-
That’s the point actually.
It started with such hope… then came lenin’s red terror and what was once a bright future spiraled into despotisim, terror, autocracy, and decay.
Which honestly… reminds me a lot of the french revolution. But bigger, badder, redder, and with a bigger death toll.
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>chemical weapons were likely to leave the victim alive at the time
>many soldiers likely remained alive for days in agony between trenches
WW1 was hell on Earth. Thank God they didn’t know about radiological weapons like polonium
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Another thing blackpilled is the fact that I had to watch two double ads back to back on those videos. Hypercapitalism is killing us.
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anon get an adblocker. i use ublock origin, i havent watched a hooktube ad that wasn’t a paid sponsorship in many years.
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The two world wars are as bad as humanity can get.
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Just wait.
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This is true if you believe that time simply stopped after 1945.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stompie_Seipei
>Moeketsi joined the street uprising against Apartheid in April 1985 at age ten, and soon took on a leading role. He became the country’s youngest political detainee when he spent his 12th birthday in jail without trial. At the age of 13 he was expelled from school.[2]
>Moeketsi, together with Kenny Kgase, Pelo Mekgwe and Thabiso Mono, were kidnapped on 29 December 1988 from the Methodist manse in Orlando, Soweto, the home of Methodist minister, Paul Verryn.[1] Moeketsi was wrongly [3] accused of being a police informer. Screams were heard as the 14-year-old Moeketsi was murdered by Jerry Vusumusi Richardson, a member of Winnie Mandela’s team of bodyguards. His body was recovered on waste ground near Winnie Mandela’s house on 6 January 1989.[1] His throat had been cut. Richardson was later convicted of the murder. He stated that Winnie Mandela had ordered him, with others, to abduct the four youths from Soweto, of whom Moeketsi was the youngest.[4] The four were severely beaten.[2]
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Biehl
>Amy Elizabeth Biehl (April 26, 1967 – August 25, 1993) was an American graduate of Stanford University and an anti-Apartheid activist in South Africa who was murdered by Cape Town residents while a black mob shouted anti-white slurs. The four men convicted of her murder were pardoned by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
>As she drove three friends home to the township of Gugulethu, outside Cape Town, on August 25, 1993, a mob pulled her from the car and stabbed and stoned her to death.[2][3] The attack on the car driven by her was one of many incidents of general lawlessness on the N1 highway that afternoon. Bands of toyi-toying youths threw stones at delivery vehicles and cars driven by white people. One delivery vehicle was toppled over and set alight, and only the arrival of the police prevented more damage. There was evidence that some of the possessions belonging to her and the passengers were stolen.[4]
>According to Rex van Schalkwyk, in his 1998 book One Miracle Is Not Enough, "Supporters of the three men accused of murdering [her]… burst out laughing in the public gallery of the Supreme Court today when a witness told how the battered woman groaned in pain." (pp. 188–89.) Four people were convicted of killing her.[5]:17–18
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I can’t confirm this but an article I just read claims her family was okay with the murderers being let off free lmao.
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This can NOT be freaking real dude
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yep it is dude. Ive managed to redpill a couple women with this story so thats neet atleast
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I just want to imagine the reaction libs would have if somebody like Derek Chauvin were released as part of a truth and reconciliation commission. Then compare it to the reaction these parents were bullied into having.
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back to /poo/ with you, simpering wretch.
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Utter scrote spotted
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BLACKED
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Kissenger is still alive though.
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I think that and the ideological flip flap is supposed to give the hint it was a joke
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>ideological flip flap
Why does everything have to be about politics? It is just a list.
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Not for long
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I think that and the ideological flip flap is supposed to give the hint it was a joke
Also how does an old man who has nothing to do with politics anymore dying randomly cause the end of the US? I don’t think Americas soul is interwoven with some wanna be English statesman
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Barely sentient zoomer scrotebrain incel who has spent 100,000,000x more time scrolling inage boards than reading books tier
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ww1 unironically
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The First Chechen War
>weakened, demoralized Russian conscripts getting absolutely dabbed on by well motivated Chechen guerillas
>hazing, rape, and even forced prostitution routine among Russian forces
>officer corps is so corrupt that they’re selling the rebels ammunition the entire time, while also disappearing thousands of suspected rebels and indiscriminately raping and massacring the civilian population
>Chechen resistance quickly turns from nationalist movement to Islamist movement, becomes hotbed of international terrorism
>direct cause of the collapse of Russia’s democratic experiment under Yeltsin
>Chechnya also ruined, becomes failed state which is occupied after another war a few years later
>violence continues for another decade until about 2009 -
Probably the aftermath of the Gryps conflict.
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Fall of Rome, staring at any ruins of a once great society is pretty good.
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french revolution
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World War I leading to the Bolshevik evolution which resulted in Russia being taken over by foreigners, their true leaders murdered, their culture and religion surpassed, their land divided and given away to the filth they once conquered and 7 decades of starvation and mass murder. But the true blackpill is modern Russians being nostalgic for this regime.
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Jughurta getting betrayed
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>library of Alexandria
>Library of Baghdad
>Rashidun conquest of Iran and levant
>Soviet Berlin
>Native rule in Rhodesia/Zim
>1453
>1970s end of estado Novo
>1066
>Second Boer war
>Handover of Hong kong
>Teddy losing 1912-
take yer horse paste chud
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>napoleon on st helena
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1204…
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1968
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The pogroms of Kishinev blackpilled garden gnomes to realize that it’s not possible to live safely under the Tsarist reign in the slavic world.
And then the Holocaust teached them the same about Europeans. Finally they were blackpilled enough to realize that only their own state can secure their existence, while later on augmenting it with nuclear weapons. That is the ultimate blackpill – a garden gnome can’t be secure without their own state and WMDs backing them. Thank God that they managed to act on their blackpilling moments and made their security reality.
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>What are some of the most blackpilling events to have happened in history?
my birth-
Feeling pretty white-pilled to know you were born, sis.
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The French revolution. First time in history man throws off the shackles of the ancient kings that conquered them. They then immediately fuck up and ruin everything and won’t stop executing people.
Instead of breaking their servitude and showing all Europe how to rid themselves of royalty they demonstrated that revolutionaries couldn’t be trusted, commoners couldn’t make good decisions on their own and that the rabble needed to be ruled.
Very sad, imagine what could have been if they calmed down some with that guillotine.
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Permits to hunt San people.
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What’s with the weird modern font?
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It’s fake.
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tfw calibri front was invented in the 1880s
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>macarthur was in his 70s during the Korean war
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Probably the fall of the USSR for international commies at least. Entire century old communist parties dissolved or changed to being social democratic. The majority of commies just gave up entirely on their ideology and surrendered to liberal capitalism.
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Atrocities committed by civilians against other civilians during civil wars. The Rwandan genocide is a good example. Neighbors, friends and acquaintances suddenly see each other as vile insects in need of extermination.
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Atrocities committed by civilians against other civilians during civil wars. The Rwandan genocide is a good example. Neighbors, friends and acquaintances suddenly see each other as vile insects in need of extermination. The blackpill is that the cruelty and hatred which everyone tries to distance themselves from, which is commonly attributed to fascist states and colonialism, is actually present inside the masses. Civility only disguises and suppresses our nature to a certain extent.
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>What are some of the most blackpilling events to have happened in history?
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The Nine Years’ War and O’Doherty’s Rebellion
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