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<blockquote data-quote="The New Holliday" data-source="post: 821575" data-attributes="member: 3122"><p>Absolutely, and the point of the question. Human history is largely the history of conquest - one people and culture overrunning and dominating another through numbers but mostly superior technology and aggression - the belief that it is their right to rule over others. I doubt very much that in most cases the rulers have thought much about such things as rights of the vanquished. But here in whiteyland, in a democratic society there has been some effort to do that. Actually, democracy has always crashed and burned but perhaps each new effort brings improvements that will later be built upon. I have little doubt that our whitey society will crumble and there will be something akin to the dark ages which followed the barbarian sacking of Rome, and I won't think it's a tragedy, because it's just the way human evolution proceeds, cycling forward then back before again moving forward.</p><p></p><p>...or as I am reminded, as Shakespeare put it &quot;There is a divinity that shapes our ends, rough hew them how we will&quot;. (or something like that)</p><h3></h3></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The New Holliday, post: 821575, member: 3122"] Absolutely, and the point of the question. Human history is largely the history of conquest - one people and culture overrunning and dominating another through numbers but mostly superior technology and aggression - the belief that it is their right to rule over others. I doubt very much that in most cases the rulers have thought much about such things as rights of the vanquished. But here in whiteyland, in a democratic society there has been some effort to do that. Actually, democracy has always crashed and burned but perhaps each new effort brings improvements that will later be built upon. I have little doubt that our whitey society will crumble and there will be something akin to the dark ages which followed the barbarian sacking of Rome, and I won't think it's a tragedy, because it's just the way human evolution proceeds, cycling forward then back before again moving forward. ...or as I am reminded, as Shakespeare put it "There is a divinity that shapes our ends, rough hew them how we will". (or something like that) [HEADING=2][/HEADING] [/QUOTE]

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