Kriswest wrote:Or productive and positive.
Orb wrote:It cannot be Europe, conceivably , since Europe is now unified.
Kriswest wrote:"You mean "worst", "most horrible" and "most terrible" could also mean "productive" and "positive"?"
You did not see the word Or at the beginning of my post???
Arminius wrote:Any and every civil war is the worst and the most horrible and terrible war of all wars.
Kriswest wrote:Or productive and positive.
Arminius wrote:Kriswest wrote:"You mean "worst", "most horrible" and "most terrible" could also mean "productive" and "positive"?"
You did not see the word Or at the beginning of my post???
The word "or" must and does have always a reference, and there are often different references possible.Arminius wrote:Any and every civil war is the worst and the most horrible and terrible war of all wars.Kriswest wrote:Or productive and positive.
So please tell me why you think that every civil war is "productive" and "postitive".
Kriswest wrote:What is the oldest known surviving society?
Arminius wrote:Kriswest wrote:What is the oldest known surviving society?
If you agree to the statement that the "societies" of the Stone Age can be called "societies", then I say that the oldest "surviving societies" are those who lived in the Stone Age. But I guess you mean the later societies. Before I answer your question in that way, I have to know what you exactly mean by "surviving societiy". Do you mean a unit of culture or a nation? Nation would be difficult because it is only an occidental, a modern occidental concept.
Kriswest wrote:Arminius wrote:Kriswest wrote:What is the oldest known surviving society?
If you agree to the statement that the "societies" of the Stone Age can be called "societies", then I say that the oldest "surviving societies" are those who lived in the Stone Age. But I guess you mean the later societies. Before I answer your question in that way, I have to know what you exactly mean by "surviving societiy". Do you mean a unit of culture or a nation? Nation would be difficult because it is only an occidental, a modern occidental concept.
I mean any uninvaded or overturned(civil war) unit, we can say culture if you wish.
Kriswest wrote:Anyone that has survived to date peacefully.
Kriswest wrote:Stone age???
Arminius wrote:Kriswest wrote:Arminius wrote:If you agree to the statement that the "societies" of the Stone Age can be called "societies", then I say that the oldest "surviving societies" are those who lived in the Stone Age. But I guess you mean the later societies. Before I answer your question in that way, I have to know what you exactly mean by "surviving societiy". Do you mean a unit of culture or a nation? Nation would be difficult because it is only an occidental, a modern occidental concept.
I mean any uninvaded or overturned(civil war) unit, we can say culture if you wish.
No, I do not wish that.Kriswest wrote:Anyone that has survived to date peacefully.
There is no one - accept perhaps that one that has survived because of a Stone Age life style.Kriswest wrote:Stone age???
Yes, Stone Age.
Arminius wrote:Germany's heavily populated Arab extreme groups? Okay, thera are also some in Germany, but the most of them are in France, Belgium, Netherland, and of course England.
Orb wrote:Arminius wrote:Germany's heavily populated Arab extreme groups? Okay, thera are also some in Germany, but the most of them are in France, Belgium, Netherland, and of course England.
Arminius, Germany has the largest Arab population after France.
Kriswest wrote:Well, that might be a small part of the aborigines in Australia.
Arminius wrote:Orb wrote:Arminius wrote:Germany's heavily populated Arab extreme groups? Okay, thera are also some in Germany, but the most of them are in France, Belgium, Netherland, and of course England.
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ok. So, given the fact that Germany is said to be the de-facto leader of the EU, and have one of the largest
Arab populations, with uncertain affiliation, there is another pertinet question which props up:
Which country in the EU has the most pervasive latent nationalism? I mean the msr deeply buried
one? I think that factor is alo relevant, in light of the fact that yesterday's Hamburg demonstration, was at least as large, as the one which took place in Paris two days prior. The demonstrators had a unifying message to the government, that nothing is being done to address the issue. And what does the charge against Sloterdijk's genetic theory have to do with
the importance in modern philosophy by one of Germany's most outspoken and popular thinkers?
Arminius, Germany has the largest Arab population after France.
No, Obe. That's not right. The largest Arab population has France. That is right.
And b.t.w.: If we talk about the danger of war, which is the theme in this thread, then we have to consider the Arab or Islamic population per head. Per head!
Orb wrote:Ok. So, given the fact that Germany is said to be the de-facto leader of the EU, and have one of the largest
Arab populations, with uncertain affiliation, there is another pertinet question which props up:
Orb wrote:Which country in the EU has the most pervasive latent nationalism? I mean the msr deeply buried
one?
Orb wrote:I think that factor is alo relevant, in light of the fact that yesterday's Hamburg demonstration, was at least as large, as the one which took place in Paris two days prior. The demonstrators had a unifying message to the government, that nothing is being done to address the issue.
Orb wrote:And what does the charge against Sloterdijk's genetic theory have to do with
the importance in modern philosophy by one of Germany's most outspoken and popular thinkers?
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