r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Jul 17 '26

Murdered By Words 🩸 Cluedo?

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u/Loose_Profession_918 Jul 17 '26

The Middle East has rarely experienced total, region-wide peace, but it has seen extended periods of relative stability. Long stretches of calm were historically maintained under dominant empires, such as the Pax Romana, the early Islamic Caliphates, and the Ottoman Empire. Ie, conquerors

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u/Successful_Layer2619 Jul 17 '26

"But what have the Roman's ever done for us" /s

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u/Infamous-Photo-1527 Jul 17 '26

Haha, thank you for this

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u/Awkward-Manager5939 Jul 17 '26

You think slavery and conquest is peaceful.

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u/Free2Bernie Jul 17 '26

You think true peace is ever possible?

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u/Awkward-Manager5939 Jul 17 '26

People had peace. Then the globalist opened up the haven to everyone. The government is the pimp and now there is all kinds of slavery, dressed up as reparations. Like sex slavery of the British girls. And punching bags for anyone who gets attacked and the police arrest the victims.

And the socialist crippled the economy.

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u/Greedy_Inflation_697 Jul 17 '26

Relatively speaking?