Coded Artist @coded_artist@gameliberty.club

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"The Azure Balkanalia" by Sasakisa is a medieval european manga that takes place in 16th century Bulgaria under the rule of the Osman Empire. A young village girl has to witness how her beloved stepbrother is taken away by soldiers one day. He promises to return but even 9 years later, he hasn't shown up again. Older now she decides to look for him herself.

Inshallah he shall be raped to death one day soon

@Paleface @Alex1488 @chainsaw_appreciator blessed are those who face this abyssal darkness with such honourable brothers as you, brothers

"Imagine if rivers had water. That would be so sweet"

>they're now slightly below replacement fertility rate
It takes centuries of unfathomably aggressive propaganda and artificially manufactured misery to force Whites under replacement rate. One taste of corn syrup and pornography and brownoids nosedive their reproduction like a woman flying a commercial airline.

Never blackpill.

Yeah, the whole "it is just the Dalit underclass giving them a bad name" shit went flying out the window a while ago.

The way India and Indians went from kind of a curiousity and even a people that White nationalists saw as largely benign compared to niggers, muzzies and kikes to hated as much if not more than those three groups should be studied. It is fucking wild.

The first time ordinary English people could afford to eat meat, Parliament passed a law to stop them.

In 1256 the harvest workers on one Norfolk manor were fed a diet that was 4% meat by value. Most of the rest was bread. The deer belonged to the king, the rabbits to the lord, and the peasant to the pottage.

Then the Black Death killed half the country. Suddenly there were more fields than hands. The survivors could name their price, and they named it in beef.

1351: wages are frozen by law at their level before the plague. Asking for more is a crime, and every village is ordered to build a set of stocks for those who do.

1361: a labourer who leaves his lord for better pay is to be branded on the forehead with an F, for falsehood.

1363: a statute lays down what a servant may eat. Meat or fish once a day and no more.

It held for 30 years. In June 1381 the ploughmen marched on London, took the Tower, and beheaded the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Wat Tyler put their demands to the king in person. An end to serfdom. And every park, warren, river and wood in England thrown open, so that a poor man might take game the same as a rich one.

At St Albans the rebels walked into the abbot's private warren, caught a rabbit, and tied it to the town pillory, as notice that the game was now theirs.

Tyler was stabbed at the meeting. The king, who was 14, took back every promise. Villeins you are, he told them, and villeins you shall remain.

9 years later came the reply to the rabbit.

1390: nobody worth under 40 shillings a year may keep a hunting dog, a ferret or a net, on pain of a year in prison. Parliament wrote its reasoning into the preamble. Labourers had been seen out hunting on holy days like gentlemen, and were using the hunts as cover to meet and plot another rising.

There were plenty of deer. What could not be tolerated was a ploughman with a haunch of venison, because a man who can feed himself can afford to say no.

The laws failed. Hands were too scarce, and by 1424 that same Norfolk manor was feeding its harvesters 28% meat.

The instinct behind the laws has never failed once. Whenever the poor get their hands on meat, somebody important discovers a reason they should not have it. The king's pleasure. The social order. Their cholesterol. The climate.

The reason is replaced every century. The people giving it have never once missed a steak.

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If it wasnt already obvious that Loomz is some kind of artificially constructed israeli psy op