You can't get Speaker to play this game because Islam has the cooties.
The poor guy has a bad case of the heebie-jeebies right now just from you pushing him like this.
What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
DrYouth wrote:You can't get Speaker to play this game because Islam has the cooties.
Simple as that.
The poor guy has a bad case of the heebie-jeebies right now just from you pushing him like this.
Yeah. It's the cooties. Not the rape, enslavement, beheadings, etc.

You have a raging boner for being subjugated by Muslims, apparently. You just admitted it's your fantasy to live under medieval ISIS.
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Name a culture that formed an empire that didn't have any of those things.Not the rape, enslavement, beheadings, etc.
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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
DrYouth wrote:Name a culture that formed an empire that didn't have any of those things.

It's all the same, right?

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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
Apparently StA and DrYouth agree on the least terrible place to live in Islamic world. Interesting.


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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
No...It's all the same, right.
There are differences.
Which is why I quoted the dates that I did.
Peaceful, prosperous and culturally and intellectually vibrant period with relatively few rapes, beheadings and enslavements...
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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
ISIS isn't even representative of todays Muslims so to link it to Islam of 1000 years ago is ridiculous.Speaker to Animals wrote:DrYouth wrote:Maybe, but Andalusia during the period I referenced wasn't Islam 1.0... more like Islam X.Speaker to Animals wrote:ISIS is basically Islam 1.0 come back.
LMFAO
Progressives really have a hard on for ISIS, man. Wow.
Saying progressives love ISIS is an attempt to derail a decent thread which I hope everyone will just ignore.
For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.


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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
StCapps wrote:Apparently StA and DrYouth agree on the least terrible place to live in Islamic world. Interesting.
That's not terribly honest. DrY identified that as the best possible place to live in the medieval period.
It was like ISIS.
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Don't ignore this thread... it's illustrative of the limits of certain imaginations.STA wrote:Saying progressives love ISIS is an attempt to derail a decent thread which I hope everyone will just ignore.
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Re: What would have been the best overall Medieval Kingdom to live in?
I figured someone would mention it or even Baghdad before the Mongols came. I'd think if you were Muslim and in those areas then it was rather stable and "civilized" for the time period. But since I'm not Muslim and not used to their culture/religion at all really it would be very foreign to me. Science, medicine, academics. etc. were good though for the time regardless of their religion. At least that's the narrative I hear.DrYouth wrote:I would suggest Andalusia 912-1031.
Seems like a vibrant and productive culture.
I'm biased tho... my Dad's side of the family still lives in old town Granada in the shadow of the Alhambra.
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