ITT: People who had it coming

A brave anti-imperialist and freedom fighter was bound to become an international icon and martyr. I agree.

Yoko unironically did nothing wrong, but the absolute madman beat her up anyway.

>Publish your opinions
>Get executed for war crimes

Wew lad

Her music is abuse-worthy

>shouting gas the kikes for 10 years straight while being in a unique position where people will pay attention to you is just an opinion man

>Jew detected

>hate speech isn't free speech

>Ordering massacres is free speech
Go to bed Duterte. Or why don't you go campaign to liberate those poor Hutu who worked at Radio Milles Collines?

>publishing your opinions in a magazine is ordering massacres
wew

Do you not understand inciting people to violence is a thing or are you just intentionally being obtuse?

>expressing support for an action is committing the action yourself
>thinking is not a victimless crime

>>thinking is not a victimless crime
Not when millions of people die because of your thoughts and opinions.

Who let you out of /r/socialism?

So you're an advocate of inciting violence?

The Hardcore History podcast on this event is fkn goat

So you'rean advocate of totalitarianism?

He's probably one of Reddit's lefty infiltrators

Can you guys go one fucking day without mentioning reddit?

Not that guy, but prohibitions on speech aren't totalitarianism. Totalitarianism is a philosophy of state authority that holds all matter of society to be of concern of the state; that there is no difference between private or public life. Restrictions on free speech are to some degree or another present in basically every society. That old cliche of what you can't shout in a crowded theater stands.

I don't know if anyone saved the screencap but people in one of those socialist/communist subreddits were discussing how they will "infiltrate" boards like Veeky Forums first before getting serious presence into /pol/.

Nevermind I found it.

Also 50% chance guy I'm replying to is one of those guys.

I hope you realize you can erase what you've just written before you submit a post.

Thank you for your valuable advice!

Might have something to do with the fact that /pol/ colonized reddit in the first place.
Seriously, take this garbage cross-site drama to another board.

Guys I found the infiltrator

And that backfired hard when reddit colonized them back.

>the cunning conspiracy to out argue the opposition and convice people to see your world view
There's an image that's practically identical to this on except on stormfront, people want to convice others of their posititon.

>Guys from Stormfront is literally infiltrating us RIGHT NOW!

Is that a nice story or do you have a screencap of that for proof?

Ya, it's dank

It's a losing battle when they can control submissions via mod tyranny on reddit. It's a safe space.

I love when right-wingers whip up an entire conspiracy based on like 2 reddit posts, when they are the most aggressive and obnoxious shitposters ever.

seealso stop samefagging retard

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Also, active infiltration is nothing like shitposting, and no, opinions that you don't like aren't "shitposting."

Let me show you the door.

Okay good you found evidence. I guess we're even like you said.

Came here to post this

>Skin ripped by red hot tongs for one hour

One thing I can't figure out about the Munster Rebellion is how Bishop Waldek raised an army. How would a bishop go about doing this?

Perhaps the anti-reformation sentiments made it fairly easy to get people to rally to the cause.

Matthys led his suicide attack against 500 knights. It couldn't have been just a mob of peasants.

In many places Bishops had similar role to secular Lords and rulers. If needed they'd call up their troops, request help from friends and relatives, and hire mercenaries, just like any other lord going to war.

By your logic Marx and Engels should've been executed too.