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u/CisHetWhiteMan · 116 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

Yikes. Here's another fun fact. BLM is rooted in the Black Panthers.

David Clarke wrote a good book about it.. He makes a very convincing case. And it doesn't hurt his credibility that he's black himself.

EDIT: Wow, downvoted before the ink is dry. XD

u/[deleted] · 0 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

How do you feel about actual gangstas? Like the people who are good at it. It's a lot like business and the people running things are surprisingly intelligent.

EDIT: This is the book that changed my view on gang culture. http://www.amazon.com/Gang-Leader-Day-Sociologist-Streets/dp/1594201501

u/jojojoy · 1 pointr/ImGoingToHellForThis

Can you cite some studies to support your argument? I'm not saying that I believe what I do because a lot of people do, just that there is a lot of evidence to support it and most academic publishing agrees with it. If you pick a random recent anthropology textbook you're generally not going to see things that agree with you. As you're arguing against the current scientific viewpoint (which I have no issue with) the burden of proof does kind of rest on you.

Ethnicity now isn't considered to be what you're referring to as race. It has more to do with culture, ancestry, and nationality than anything else.

> better societies

As defined by who?

> whites and Asians being the most successful

Again, according to who? Major civilizations flourished in the Americas before colonization from Europe, Egypt for thousands of years was one of the biggest players in the Mediterranean. Egypt lasted longer than Rome.

A book you may be interested in in is The Fate of Africa. It does a good job of showing how fucked over the continent got by colonialism (and the botched ending of that) any why some of your viewpoints might seem to be supported (ie: why didn't Africa become like Europe if that's what's better).

Can you try to provide some recent peer reviewed work supporting your arguments?

u/TheThirdWhey · 1 pointr/ImGoingToHellForThis

Well I think I did make factual claims, but I definitely didn't justify them to a sufficient extent. Here are a couple of books which develop the only possibly contentious claim, that the U.S. and U.K. backed overthrow of Mossadegh led inexorably to the Islamic revolution:

https://www.amazon.com/Iranians-Persia-Islam-Soul-Nation/dp/0452275636

https://www.amazon.com/All-Shahs-Men-American-Middle/dp/047018549X/ref=pd_rhf_dp_s_cp_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=047018549X&pd_rd_r=5WBGQ1NQ4PDPSE4R8MQQ&pd_rd_w=fJdqr&pd_rd_wg=rOgoA&psc=1&refRID=5WBGQ1NQ4PDPSE4R8MQQ

I apologise that I can't really go into depth on this topic myself; frankly I'm not knowledgeable enough to come close to doing the argument justice, and I have simply drawn my conclusions from the existing available scholarship, such as the above.

It should be noted, however, that this is not a particularly controversial position; I'm not a historian and haven't studied history beyond the undergraduate level, or modern history at all, but as far as I'm aware there aren't many academic sources that would contradict the claim that the overthrow of Mossadegh and the subsequent perception of the Shah as a Western lapdog were significant contributing factors to the revolution of '79.

u/therealleotrotsky · 8 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

...by preserving in translation many classical texts that would otherwise have been lost. Do you think Aristotle contributed to the Western Canon? The Roman Catholic church sure does, just ask St. Thomas Aquinas. Now who do you think you have to thank for that? I'll give you a hint.

And guess who Aquinas' favorite commentator on Aristotle was? This guy named Averroes, whose full name was Abū l-Walīd Muḥammad Ibn ʾAḥmad Ibn Rushd‎.

Try reading a history book; you might start with A History of the Arab Peoples.

u/raisedinva · 2 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

This is by Donny Miller. Here's the book that this is from, and here's more from that series.


BTW, I love how in this picture his name at the bottom has been cropped out. Classy Stuff.(Not accusing OP just sayin)

u/yellowtag · 2 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

E-L Lighting, it's super fuckin cheep on amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Portable-Wire-Feet-Long-Blue/dp/B0041H2X7Q

almost forgot, you're going to need a controller, and batteries.

u/NewAgeRetroHippie96 · 1 pointr/ImGoingToHellForThis

As a sidenote if you have trouble with reaching wireless signal throughout the house you could look into something like this http://www.bestbuy.com/site/netgear-universal-wi-fi-range-extender-with-ethernet-port-white/2733324.p?skuId=2733324

That's a wireless extender but even cooler than that is this one that basically makes your houses electrical wiring into ethernet extensions. So any outlet in your house can become an ethernet port. So you'd get even better speeds than wireless could match. https://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Powerline-200Mbps-Nano-Adapter/dp/B006OOKT3Y/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

That said I don't actually know the quality of the two models I linked, just linked them for example. You'd have to look into those more yourself.

u/lowlifecreep · 1 pointr/ImGoingToHellForThis

the wiki on Korea before WWII and after is good for the facts.
I'm reading Nothing to Envy at the moment which recounts stories of defectors from after the war up until the present from North Korea. Gives a good incite to the day to day life of a North Korean.

There are some great films about the Korean War

Brotherhood of War

The Front Line

This film about the boarder of North and south is great also

JSA

u/MichaelLogic443 · 2 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

Haha bro I feel u, no homo

guys with big roosters should stay united

btw I found the Shirt on amazon

u/riptide81 · 22 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

I don't think you could ever prove a perjury charge based on slang but acting like you could disprove it using a "slang dictionary" is pretty retarded.

Also it seemed weird that a dictionary supposedly from the 80's would describe things as dating to the 80's+. "Cassell's Dictionary of Slang was warmly received when its first edition appeared in 1998." https://www.amazon.com/Cassells-Dictionary-Slang-Major-Market-Leading/dp/0304366366

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u/irandom419 · 6 pointsr/ImGoingToHellForThis

Actually, there is a book like that.

"...calling themselves the Ables--find ways to maximize their powers to overcome their disabilities"

https://www.amazon.com/ABLES-Jeremy-Scott/dp/1940262658