Before 1914, Europe was ruled by monarchies. Nationalities were ethnically based, and if not, those multi-ethnic nations were called Empires. Christianity was THE religion of Europe: all laws, all of society's mores, conformed to it. Families were the basic unit of society. Merit and decorum were tantamount to society. Trade was governed by local currencies and their tariffs/borders. Culture was defined by ethnicity, which was defined by geography, which was defined by race. After the two world wars, the changes started coming. The 1950's and 1960's upended almost every social norm the West had. We are coming out of, and entering into, a completely different civilization than the one we had 110 years ago. The Fall of Rome is an apt comparison, but that took hundreds of years. Our fall has taken mere decades. I was born twenty after the end of World War II, and I can tell you, without a doubt, that the civilization my grandparents grew up is gone. Not changed, not evolved, but wiped out.
Great Reset my ass. This is the Great Solidification.
i wouldn't call it solidification, i would call it the Great Slide into Creatura World Order
Hunter Williams
>Christianity was THE religion of Europe: all laws, all of society's mores, conformed to it >decorum were tantamount to society you just conradicted yourself
James Foster
At this point I wouldn't have a hard time believing that all of mankind died following Germany's defeat in WWII and that what we call life today is actually Hell, with Jews as the wardens.
John Robinson
who is the first one that is sitting?
Tyler Brooks
Standing, from left to right: King Haakon VII of Norway, Tsar Ferdinand of the Bulgarians, King Manuel II of Portugal and the Algarve, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Prussia, King George I of the Hellenes and King Albert I of the Belgians. Seated, from left to right: King Alfonso XIII of Spain, King George V of the United Kingdom, and King Frederick VIII of Denmark.
Explain
Blake Carter
> Christianity was THE religion of Europe: all laws, all of society's mores, conformed to it. Families were the basic unit of society.
And look where it got us today once it spread to non-europens (Which is all part *of* the religion because Missionary Work (Conversion of non-believers being something that's shared with Islam too)) --> GloboZogo
Nolan Kelly
obsession with appearances and decorum is not biblical, that's a judeo-catholic-pagan invention
Aiden Hall
what you describe is due to the decline of Christianity, not it's strength.
Dylan Hill
we know that. this is your gig. not yours personally i can derive that from the comment but still yours. you even fake fucking stones what should i tell you after that fact in addition? seriously. can it get more pathetic? >you dont use hardwood but plywood u even use fake fucking wood >you build fake pyramid and fake eifel tower and fake venice all in one spot >you policy want and effectively does niggerize the planet
of fucking course you build fake culure as well is that so fucking unbelievable to grasp?
now tell me the part about culture and ethicity again please.
Right, because Confucius said "Just party." I think you are putting more emphasis on decorum than they did.
William Thomas
And yet democratic tolerant America was the most rich and prosperous state in the world. All European population migrated here to have a better life. Europe was doomed with monarchies, only democratization allowed it to shine again.
Liam Thompson
leaded boomer
Julian Ramirez
>Europe was doomed with monarchies The monarchies are elite class of "Illuminati" bloodlines with their own intermarrying b/c obsession over genetics. They don't care about the populace and gladly serve globoZogo.
Connor Butler
"Here" your in belarus if im not mistaken, im not too sure about people moving to belarus in the victorian era but to the western hemisphere yes and id have to say if were honest its because overabundance of resources and political stability in foreign policy as once put by a famous man of that time "the americans are lucky. They have weak neighbors to the north and south with fish to the east and west" -otto von bismark. Hence where the stability came from as canada and the us were more friendly than anything causing no wars and mexico was too incompetant to even be remembered for theyre short wars. Europe however suffered none of the problems we have today it was an entirely different world with a higher than average iq (by todays standard) and a big enough population that they did spread hence south africa and north america there was enough europeans to leave theyre homeland and build elsewhere without europe losing its place as the most populated continent and most powerful/developed until the great war.
Austin Rodriguez
There's no great reset it's a psyop to obfuscate the great replacement You're very dumb if you don't realise this
Not sure about the great reset but I oftentimes think the apocalypse already happened with the previous ancient civilizations, the 1,000 year rule came and went, and now we are just sort of like, chillin in the demiurge's nut juice.
Tyler Perry
Sorry, I'm an ESL. I meant "there". You have a point but still. Europeans also settled in Africa, Caribbean, South America but they weren't so prosperous without superior democratic institutions. And while Britain was a monarchy, it was the most democratic one which allowed them to be the greatest empire in the world with the best science and industry. Even now former british colonies show better economic development. But even parliamentary monarchy lost to real democracy.
Angel Sullivan
All retarded conspiracies come true within a year prove me wrong. Protip you cant so dont even try.
>Science Fiction has long been babbling about cosmic destructions and the ending of either physical or civilized worlds, but it has all been displaced babble. SF has been carrying on about near-future or far-future destructions and its mind-set will not allow it to realize that the destruction of our world has already happened in the quite recent past, that today is "The Day After The World Ended". … I am speaking literally about a real happening, the end of the world in which we lived till fairly recent years. The destruction or unstructuring of that world, which is still sometimes referred to as "Western Civilization" or "Modern Civilization", happened suddenly, some time in the half century between 1912 and 1962. That world, which was "The World" for a few centuries, is gone. Though it ended quite recently, the amnesia concerning its ending is general. Several historiographers have given the opinion that these amnesias are features common to all "ends of worlds". Nobody now remembers our late world very clearly, and nobody will ever remember it clearly in the natural order of things. It can't be recollected because recollection is one of the things it took with it when it went... R.A. Lafferty
Brody Morales
I don't think this really paints the correct picture. Currencies were convertible with fixed rates. So in practice it made little difference, you only need to convert to the money of the area. There were no border controls, you could travel wherever you pleased, with minimal restrictions. It must have been a very global world in practice.
