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TreasonousBastard

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3. Sure, but show how it's relative to us and our system, such...

Reply to stuck in the middle (Reply #2)

Sun Aug 20, 2023, 04:54 PM

Aug 2023

as it is. Or not relative.

It's interesting in it's own right, but so is the story of American Irish and Italian families interesting. And closer to home

And German families trying to get the Bund working over here. That went on until the Fifties, and is still going on quietly.

I wouldn't argue she's wrong, just that definitions and situations are constantly changing.

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Pundits who decry 'tribalism' know nothing about real tribes [View all] stuck in the middle Aug 2023 OP

Mungai certainly knows her tribalism, but modern political... TreasonousBastard Aug 2023 #1

She's in Kenya. stuck in the middle Aug 2023 #2

Sure, but show how it's relative to us and our system, such... TreasonousBastard Aug 2023 #3

Who's us? stuck in the middle Aug 2023 #4

That's a serious point. TreasonousBastard Aug 2023 #5

Even more serious is that... stuck in the middle Aug 2023 #6

Yes, but Europe also had tribes, and many of them fought each other constantly. raging moderate Aug 2023 #7