@XerXes:
Are you getting defensive over a comic book?
lol really? God you're like a walking ball of all the alreadychewedgum shit poster cliches. Except unlike an ordinary shitposter you're all mismatched with the crap.
Like one post it's "WHOA BRO, STILL POSTING? SRY I DUCKED OUT TO THE GYM", then next it's "I-I-IM TELLING THE MODS! YOU ARE VERY RUDE!".
If you want to seem confident just stick to one persona.
Look dude this is my niche.
oh shit lol, did you really just… haha
No, don't.
Don't do this please.
You don't want to do this with this subject lol.
I'm good at playing devil's advocate, you're good at taking it up the ass.
DID I MENTION HOW GAY YOU ARE?
The deeds of Western Civ
Doesn't really exist, let's get real. Or at least the term is misleading.
But I guess it's easier to say than "greekthingsthatgotpassedtoromethenthearabsthentoitalyandthentowesterneuropeandthentotheenlightementwhichwasmostlyinprotestanteuropeanyway"
Which is ideals of democracy and secular stuff mostly. Doesn't have much to do with conquest for conquest's sake. In fact it has nothing to do with it.
Alexander had nothing to do with pretty much any of that anyway, he was a tyrant who conquered (well his dad) the democratic Polis's in the first place lol. He really has nothing at all to do with Western Civ. Democracy didn't get spread along his empire at all.
The mid-east only got into that stuff later when the Caliphates took Byzantine cities and found all the cool Greek knowledge stuff. Like in the Alexandrian library.
More credit is due to the Enlightenment for our modern western world.
The ancient Greeks weren't secular btw, they thought a lot of their philosophers we adore today were horrible heathen kooks for their crazy talk.
are about as blood drenched as the deeds of the East
There is no "east" yo.
There's like a dozen completely different world sections that are "the East". One of which is the Greeks post-Rome lol (Orthodox world).
Oh and tell me how those bloody conquests for conquests sake advanced democracy, secularism, and the enlightenment.
I could even give some controversial examples myself (fatalistic ones based on luck mostly), but let's see you walk the walk first lol.
and each respect corner of the world holds their history to be a holy relic.
Yes, the Greeks for instance are wild patriotic fanatics that would never agree that Alexander is at best a folk hero, and is no realistic idol for any reason. No Greek would ever do this thing. Correct is what you are. You.
Doesn't matter how bloodthirsty or monstrous a historical figure was, they're heralded in the history books as a hero.
Boy you ain't ever picked a history book up lol. Come on now, you ain't pullin one over on ol' Zeph in this department.
Except if your name happens to be Stalin, Hitler, Bin Laden, Hussein, or Monkey King.
Notice how those are all modern figures. Maybe like the world has changed or something since Alexander was around….
Also the conquest and destruction of your posts by me is a humanitarian action sanctioned by all the charter members of this forum.