Originally posted by: sygyzy
I like how your intelligence shined with the direct correlation that failure in the WW's would have led directly to everyone knowing how to speak German and Russian, and no other languages. Kudos to you!
Originally posted by: sygyzy
I like how your intelligence shined with the direct correlation that failure in the WW's would have led directly to everyone knowing how to speak German and Russian, and no other languages. Kudos to you!
Originally posted by: Linflas
Got love the fact that you pushed her to violence with a few well chosen words. So much for her deep commitment to non-violence.
Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy
:camera: of said hippie?
Like I said, I don't disagree with your point. Quite the contrary, I agree with it.Originally posted by: Mookow
I've read Starship Trooper's recently, which is probably what caused me to mention the Punic Wars. But I dont think he mentioned Communism, slavery, or Nazis in that book. Just because I used his line of reasoning doesnt mean I didnt have an argument with a hippie today.Originally posted by: Vic
I won't disagree with your point, but it seems that your story was badly plagerized from Heinlein's Starship Troopers.
Originally posted by: Vic
Like I said, I don't disagree with your point. Quite the contrary, I agree with it.Originally posted by: Mookow
I've read Starship Trooper's recently, which is probably what caused me to mention the Punic Wars. But I dont think he mentioned Communism, slavery, or Nazis in that book. Just because I used his line of reasoning doesnt mean I didnt have an argument with a hippie today.Originally posted by: Vic
I won't disagree with your point, but it seems that your story was badly plagerized from Heinlein's Starship Troopers.
Originally posted by: Mookow
Originally posted by: SagaLore
That's the best part.Originally posted by: Mookow
Her: *badly attempted slap*
Me: "I guess maybe you do think some things can be settled with violence. Another convert." *walks away whistling*
I must confess though, I am also not familiar with the Punic wars. I switched school districts about seven times in my childhood, and I swear I covered the civil war 3 years straight... of course I couldn't tell you anything about the civil war either...
The Punic Wars were Carthage against Rome, with the time frame of (very roughly) 300-100 B.C., with roughly 100 years between the first and third war (I'm pretty rough on the dates, I know). The First Punic War Rome won, imposed sanctions, went home. The Second Punic War Hannibal took his elephants over the Alps, ran all around the Italian Penisula, and was eventually defeated and committed suicide (I think). The Third Punic War Rome decided they wanted to wipe out Carthage, made up some excuse, invaded, leveled the city, and sowed salt all around to prevent anything from ever growing there again. There was no Fourth Punic War, because there was no Carthage.
Originally posted by: Vic
Like I said, I don't disagree with your point. Quite the contrary, I agree with it.Originally posted by: Mookow
I've read Starship Trooper's recently, which is probably what caused me to mention the Punic Wars. But I dont think he mentioned Communism, slavery, or Nazis in that book. Just because I used his line of reasoning doesnt mean I didnt have an argument with a hippie today.Originally posted by: Vic
I won't disagree with your point, but it seems that your story was badly plagerized from Heinlein's Starship Troopers.
Originally posted by: kami333
Originally posted by: Mookow
Originally posted by: SagaLore
That's the best part.Originally posted by: Mookow
Her: *badly attempted slap*
Me: "I guess maybe you do think some things can be settled with violence. Another convert." *walks away whistling*
I must confess though, I am also not familiar with the Punic wars. I switched school districts about seven times in my childhood, and I swear I covered the civil war 3 years straight... of course I couldn't tell you anything about the civil war either...
The Punic Wars were Carthage against Rome, with the time frame of (very roughly) 300-100 B.C., with roughly 100 years between the first and third war (I'm pretty rough on the dates, I know). The First Punic War Rome won, imposed sanctions, went home. The Second Punic War Hannibal took his elephants over the Alps, ran all around the Italian Penisula, and was eventually defeated and committed suicide (I think). The Third Punic War Rome decided they wanted to wipe out Carthage, made up some excuse, invaded, leveled the city, and sowed salt all around to prevent anything from ever growing there again. There was no Fourth Punic War, because there was no Carthage.
The salt part is just a myth.
Nah, Hitler would have eventually stabbed the Japanese in the back just like he did Russia.Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: sygyzy
I like how your intelligence shined with the direct correlation that failure in the WW's would have led directly to everyone knowing how to speak German and Russian, and no other languages. Kudos to you!
You are so right!
He forgot Japanese!![]()
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: sygyzy
I like how your intelligence shined with the direct correlation that failure in the WW's would have led directly to everyone knowing how to speak German and Russian, and no other languages. Kudos to you!
You don't think Hitler would have eventually banned all other languages had he taken over the world?
"Violence never solved anything"
"Violence is a sure-fire way to get your point across....LOUD and clear"
Originally posted by: BigJelly
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: sygyzy
I like how your intelligence shined with the direct correlation that failure in the WW's would have led directly to everyone knowing how to speak German and Russian, and no other languages. Kudos to you!
You don't think Hitler would have eventually banned all other languages had he taken over the world?
No but if you kill people that arent german, then german is the only spoken language(if hitler took over the world)
same with stalin except change german to russian (if stalin took over the world)
The problem is that people manipulate quotes for example everyone knows Frankin's quote as "Those who are willing to sacrifice freedom for safety; deserve neither freedom or safety." Why is it if someone said that then they manipulated it? Because they take out a single word that greatly changes the idea/concept/lesson from the quote. The REAL quote is: "Those who are willing to sacrifice freedom for temporary safety; deserve neither freedom or safety." I got into a discussion with a guy on my campus when he said the manipulated quote and i told him that Franklin never said that and told him what the real quote was--it shut him up.
