Dakota

metalman


Opinionated and vulgar. Cut the bullshit and don't be a bitch.
I weld quite a bit
@me for all things metal and history

— Dakota Report User
I am done with man. 12 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Are you referring to the supposed hysteria the broadcast caused?
1
I am done with man. 12 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
The issue is over semantics, as so many an internet argument are. What NYTB should have said was popularized rather than invented. War of the world's amongst the several other science fiction books Wells wrote brought about the genre in popular culture like no one else had before. Mary Shelley largely invented the novel version of science fiction with Frankenstein but throughout history the "genre" existed. In ancient times amongst a, albeit very small, number of Greek authors who played with the ideas of interplanetary warfare and things of the like texts existed. In today's views these texts would be more fantastical than scientific but with the technological development of the age these would very much be in the genre of science fiction.
8
I'm not a cuck, but I play one on tv 22 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
It wouldn't surprise me if the prosecution isn't throwing the trial. Nothing I've heard from him holds any weight as far as I can tell.
3
In case anyone's confused 4 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Non-fungible token. As i understand it, it's basically a crypto currency that there's only one of. This currency is often represented by an image of some kind so it's often seen as a meme thing.
5 · Edited 2 years ago
If they were fraternal Twins and one was a male, I’d assume the male would be the heir, 7 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Okay, I came back to fs roughly an hour ago and saw this comment and did some research. My error comes from my using of the word "is" rather than referring to historic presedence by using "were" in it's place. If I would have done so it would have better portrayed what I had meant.
-
In this day and age you're correct in your assertion that the majority of monarchical states today aren't following male preference anymore.
-
The numbers are as follows:
24 nations/states have succession laws that gender don't pertain to. (16 of these being under the UK's monarchy)
-
18 nations/states still obtain laws that either only allow male succession or strongly favor male succession.
(You mentioned Spain as the only European country but Lichtenstein also is male succession dominated.)
-
In conclusion you are correct as I fucked up my wording.
2
If they were fraternal Twins and one was a male, I’d assume the male would be the heir, 7 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Which is most if not all hierarchical monarchist societies.
2
Same can be said about the entirety of the Balkans 1 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
It's honestly insane how often in the death of one person entire nations can fall. Peaceful succession of power is a rarity throughout most of history
3
Lafayette really bled Red, White, & Blue 4 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
For anyone who's interested in Lafayette Mike Duncan wrote an excellent book called "Hero Of Two Worlds". I would highly recommend as it gives a hell of a summation of his life and his views of politics.
3
Halloweenies! 4 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
How else are you meant to carry things with you to the afterlife?
2
tips #68 1 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
*op states opinion*
Who?
*op responds*
Asked?
*op doesn't respond*
1
Cheems 4 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
cheemsburger
4
Now it all makes Sense 2 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
This leaves out several of the other minor nations who fought for various reasons. Which I could go into if requested. Some examples would be Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Belgium, Japan, or even Brazil.
Now it all makes Sense 2 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Differing schools of thought, most commonly due to country of origin of said historical work, put the emphasis on different countries.
-
For example most of the English speaking world blamed Germany for the war as neither UK and her colonies nor the US would have entered the war if it weren't for German willfull hostility towards neutral nations.
-
In France the war was blamed on Germany for the German government backing the Austria in it's attempts to destroy Serbia.
-
In Russia the war is blamed more on Austria than anyone as if it weren't for the Austrian invasion of Serbia none of it would have happened.
-
As far as I'm aware Germany blames the war on France backing Russia in its claims to defend the Slav peoples.
-
Austria blames Serbia for it's involvement as they believed the Serb government was behind the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
-
Lastly the Ottomans joined the war due to a group of reformists sending warships to first strike a Russian port.
-
Slight Cont.
Among us among us among us among us among us among us among us Among us among us among us 4 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
sussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussussus
4
The brits are coming 2 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
This but with Doritos
4
Use nothing else but cat-dna 3 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
You don't need to duck pigs to get that. At least I don't think you do
1
I've considered not posting shit, honest 8 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Imo local parishes and smaller church groups should remain exempt to most forms of taxation but these megachurches with pseudo gym membership type donations, that have concession stands, or sell merchandise should (again imo) be taxed. They're more business than church.
2
I've considered not posting shit, honest 8 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
I was unaware of this but it does make sense that since the church and it's parishioners are using public roadways and/or services they should pay for them. My comment above was directed more in reference to federal taxes as opposed to municipal ones.
I've considered not posting shit, honest 8 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
This is, as far as I understand it, the argument used against taxing churches. As far as the law is concerned (due to the jurisprudential sentiment of the Seperation of Church and State and the founding principle of "No taxation without representation") a church cannot be taxed without being allowed representation.
-
Churches as organizations cannot legally donate, contribute, or otherwise involve themselves in the political process of the US due to their tax exempt status. Can individuals themselves involve themselves in politics? Yes. The individual priest/preacher is taxed via income and sales taxes therefore they get to vote in the electoral process as they wish.
5
Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
No ones disagreeing with you @xdmaniac. Doing something and being convicted of something are two different things. I believe OJ killed his wife but the prosecutors couldn't prove that he did so he was found innocent. It doesn't matter what I think happened because I won't act upon it. What matters is what the court thinks happens because they have the ability to act upon it.
1 · Edited 2 years ago
Racial segregation is back on the menu, boys 3 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
Remember young lads and ladies history doesn't repeat itself... but it does rhyme
7
Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
I don't name call. Theres 0 reason for it. If at any point in a discussion it turns to insult then the discussion is mute.
1
Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
We are in agreeance that law should be enforced and applied concurrently amongst the US the issue is these are 1. Different jurisdictions and 2. The Jan 6 incident was on federal property whereas say Portland was an incident on State property therefore the state of Washington not charging the rioters for their attacking of judicial buildings is solely on the state itself.
1
Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
As far as weapons charges go I found thay 40 out of 643 had some form of weapon referenced in their initial charges so if something has changed since then I'm unaware of it. As far as I've read most amount to blunt force weapons such as brass knuckles, chair legs or things of the like obtained from the building, or chemical weapons such as mace or peppers pray. Most of these are charges are in conjunction with charges of assault on police officers.
Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
metalman · 2 years ago
I mean the whole point of the rally was "stop the steal". Which was in direct contention with the widely accepted election results. Having set the tone for the rally those who entered under that ideology were making a move to stop the final compiling of the states' election results. This is inherently political and against the common practices of the US political system. The people who entered the capitol building that day interrupted the proceedings used by the government to ensure the continuation of the transfer of power from one president to another.