xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@Hyolobrika @beardalaxy @backagain88 @ryo Also, one interesting effect that Christianity had on Japan was that crucifixion became a popular form of capital punishment in the country for a brief time. At least that's what I've heard.

@Hyolobrika @beardalaxy @backagain88 Christianity seems to have a big influence on Japanese culture even though most Japanese aren't Christian. I think they do celebrate Christmas and have Christian style weddings. It seems like most Japanese practice a mixture of religions for whatever reason. I think @ryo could explain it.

@Hyolobrika @beardalaxy @backagain88 There is a fan translation of the game that is more of a literal translation of the original Japanese version. That translation just mentions God.

@beardalaxy @backagain88 The first Phantasy Star game had Catholic style churches in it and that game is set in a star system that clearly has no connection with Earth. (spoiler alert: Earth does exist in the Phantasy Star universe but this was before that happens) The Japanese version even mentions God when you visit the Church but this was changed to Gods (plural) in the international versions. The fourth game eventually created their own mythos, saying that the Algo system was created by a cosmic entity to seal the Profound Darkness.

@waltercool Every nation is secretly a dictatorship. Democracy doesn't exist.

@beardalaxy @backagain88 It's been theorized that Hyrule became a Christian nation during the downfall timeline because everyone lost faith in the Goddesses after the defeat of the Hero of Time.

But this doesn't explain why Christianity exists in a fantasy world unless Hyrule exist in an alternate universe Earth.

@Punished_Oswald @Terry Look up agorism. If we all start trading under the table, then we can starve the state of it's tax revenue and the current system will collapse.

@ryo That's in the UK.

@ArdainianRight @TheMadPirate @hachi People who promote "personal pronouns" don't realize why pronouns exist in the first place. They're meant to prevent cognitive overload. If we have 50+ different pronouns, then it's no different than not using pronouns and referring to everyone by name all the time.

@Tadano @TheMadPirate @hachi @hikari It hasn't gone mainstream, yet. It's still relegated to Tumblr and block happy Mastodon instances. But it's usually the next step after someone troons out.

@RupertvonRipp @ArdainianRight @Goetia @monsterislandcolonizer There are right-libertarians who reject the NAP. They are called "post-right". Basically, just mix anarcho-capitalism and egoism.

https://odysee.com/@jimjesus:1/questioning-the-nap-as-a-libertarian:1

@Tadano @TheMadPirate @hachi A plural system is someone who thinks that other "individuals"/consciousnesses share their body. Basically, it's someone with multi-personality disorder. There is a movement to get those people accepted in society and to accept their alternate personalities are real people who happen to share the same body.

@monsterislandcolonizer @ArdainianRight @Goetia Those are government agents making us look dumb.

@ArdainianRight @se7en @Goetia Says the people who still have faith in Trump. Seriously, even people who do know that there is a shadow government still think they can solve things through voting. It's ridiculous.

And no, voting independent is not going to work either. Any politician that goes against the cabal will get assassinated, just like JFK.

The only way to put an end to it is to topple the current system. I don't care how it's done, but it needs to be done.

@se7en @ArdainianRight @Goetia Never forget that democracy doesn't even exist.

@ArdainianRight @Goetia What is participating in fake elections going to accomplish?

@ArdainianRight @Goetia There are people doing that right now.

https://thegreaterreset.org/