Alterecho

the weak should fear the strong

Absolutely wild, ty for the explanation

My ningen, what? I need some context to this; all I kinda remember is that shinzo abe was a Japanese official of some sort? PM or something?

The real reason I'm apeirophobic ^^^

PACK IN PACK OUT BROTHER, AROOOOOO!

Fair point!

I mean if their intent was to ask a community that was explicitly international, it might be in good faith. That being said, I don't see any implication of that in their actual post, soo...

For what it's worth, I personally find discussion about foreign politics interesting if it's something that I can learn from, but there's for sure an inundation (and normalization) of US politics on a lot of different social media platforms, and that gets old.

I think it's so interesting how particularly true this is- it's seen everywhere that colonialism spreads culture so thoroughly that even the colonized see themselves as the conquerors. I think Alexander the Great is a huge perpetuator of this in the common understanding of history, but basically every superpower has done it to some degree.

Based

You are a guntleperson and a scholar, friend

I don't know whatever the fuck is happening here, but I need to know if this is a media reference so I can immediately binge it

Metal, thanks for the info!