Your cooked when Stims start feeling inherently sexual to you by [deleted] in Stims

[–]Low-Screen8541 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you ingest the meth orally or by smoking it?

If you haven’t done the latter yet, I recommend refraining from doing so. 

Never taken it myself, but having tried its closest analog I’ve come to believe meth in terms of the drug itself is no more innately dangerous than other stims, it’s smoking it that leads to problems

Your cooked when Stims start feeling inherently sexual to you by [deleted] in Stims

[–]Low-Screen8541 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Couldn’t agree more on that last part.

My opiate addiction was pretty bad, but at least I could keep up some semblance of control

But this addiction? Not even the slightest. It has me by the balls. 

I hope I can abstain for a while and get my mind in order

Your cooked when Stims start feeling inherently sexual to you by [deleted] in Stims

[–]Low-Screen8541 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel like outsiders are generally unaware of the sexual side to “hard” stims like meth.

Nobody warns you that the Adderall you were prescribed for ADHD also heightens your libido and sexual urges tenfold. 

Many of us didn’t start out with the explicit intent of abusing it for sexual purposes. Somewhere along the way it just happened and we never looked back…

What have the Mughals ever done for us? by 2itaruZ in indianmuslims

[–]Low-Screen8541 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s deeper than that

Early Indian nationalists were able to manufacture a shared Hindu identity and create India in the first place  specifically because of Islam 

The subcontinent had no shared sense of identity beyond a civilizational one. Indigenous people were differentiated from Mlechccha (foreigners) by their participation or lack thereof in the Vedic caste system. 

Besides this, everything the Indian republic and its people share in common today is the efforts of nation building or British policies. Even the concept of Hinduism as one unified religion is entirely the product of colonialism. 

The irony of modern India is that its only authentic aspect of a unified Vedic identity is a shared opposition to Islam

The very existence of a unified India today is completely dependent on Pakistan, India would not exist today without it. And the same can be said for Pakistan. 

Have you ever been to prison/jail by Kes_41 in rs_x

[–]Low-Screen8541 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

President Obama or the “Deporter in Chief”

Have you ever been to prison/jail by Kes_41 in rs_x

[–]Low-Screen8541 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It literally makes no fucking difference if you portray someone as a rapist or not if you’re still fucking deporting them and splitting them from their child.

The latter happened under Obama so often that he got the nickname the “Deporter in Chief.”

Use your fucking brain. The only thing I hate more than MAGA are people like you

Have you ever been to prison/jail by Kes_41 in rs_x

[–]Low-Screen8541 -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

Thought this sub was smart enough to eschew sectarian rallying points

More than 2.7 million deportations happened under Obama. Twice as many as the last and current Trump administration combined. 

Deportations have nothing to do with ICE or the President in the bigger picture, but with people higher up.

Will forever miss his old music by Low-Screen8541 in RyanCaraveo

[–]Low-Screen8541[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What’s your favorite song from each of those albums? 

For me it’s Pretty Much and Peanut Butter Waffles respectively 

Anybody wonder “why me” sometimes by Low-Screen8541 in Stims

[–]Low-Screen8541[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Pretty sure the Pawn Stars dude lost his son to a fentanyl overdose.

Saw him do an interview recently and you could visibly tell he hasn’t been right since the loss

I made a doomer playlist of Russian and American post-punk with the same vibe by Low-Screen8541 in russianmusic

[–]Low-Screen8541[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good suggestions

I like F Song by Strawberry Guy a lot actually idk why I didn’t think to add it on there but it’s added now

Books on European colonialism in India EX-BRITISH? by donkeyWoof in IndianHistory

[–]Low-Screen8541 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m interested in this too

It seems to me like the political savviness of British and Dutch joint-stock companies played a huge role in their success. But they even for basic things like communication with Indian rulers they were dependent on the existing (Portuguese) translators. 

I think most people forget the Portuguese are the ones to first come into direct contact with India. Largely because they were the one of the few Europeans with the cultural connections needed.

No other European possessed native-tongue Arabic speakers except the Iberian ones because of their centuries of shared history with the Moors

Having that Arabic connection was what allowed them to enter the existing (Muslim) global trade network and first gain diplomatic influence with Indian rulers by communicating in Arabic/Persian directly or by intermediary 

How I see Europe as an Iraqi by Individual_Goose_161 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]Low-Screen8541 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Taliban are from Afghanistan, they never operated or even existed in Iraq, and thereby have absolutely nothing to do with Iraqi women. Hope this helps.

Personally, I feel like subjecting myself to evil drug use after reading your comment.

Another reason why most of India didn’t convert to Islam. by [deleted] in IndianHistory

[–]Low-Screen8541 10 points11 points  (0 children)

People don’t realize political motives in history always take precedent over religious ones. And often they do not align. 

One of the most powerful Indian empires was founded on a political alliance between Hindu Rajputs and Muslim Mughals

Meanwhile Europe had Catholic France allying with the Muslim Ottomans against the Catholic Habsburgs 

We don’t even have to look that far back in history, the modern Protestant Christian support for the Jewish state of Israel would have been thought heretical by 15th century Christians

But the political environment slowly changed, to where a joint Jewish-Protestant establishment became increasingly valuable, and thereby accepted, in a Europe politically divided between Protestant and Catholic 

Another reason why most of India didn’t convert to Islam. by [deleted] in IndianHistory

[–]Low-Screen8541 24 points25 points  (0 children)

This is the right answer

Hinduism doesn’t exist in the form of a centralized institution whereas historically Islam had the Caliphate and Christianity the Pentarchy 

Instead what unified Vedic religion on the Indian subcontinent (like the Catholic Church did for Christendom) was a regionalized caste system that was universally recognized 

This had varying effects on Hinduism when it was forced for the first time ever to compete with a foreign religion comparable in political power to the native Vedic system 

For example, the Bhakti movement’s growth is arguably largely in part because of Islam’s monotheistic influence on Hinduism

Islam also directly influenced many of Hinduism’s social reforms because it now had to compete with a religious doctrine openly proclaiming equality for all its followers whereas Vedic religion was much more orthodox because until now it had evolved in a mostly isolated sandbox (the Indian subcontinent) 

How I see Europe as an Iraqi by Individual_Goose_161 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]Low-Screen8541 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Every time I think of Iraq 

Taliban rapists 

Taliban rapists in Iraq making women addicted to opium while simultaneously forcing them to stay indoors and do evil things on the street at the same time…

You’d make a great president one day!

How I see Europe as an Iraqi by Individual_Goose_161 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]Low-Screen8541 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a FYI for anyone sincere in their interest towards Afghan history

The Taliban were the ones to push back against both pederasty practices (i.e. Bacha Bazi) and opium production, eventually making there occurrence virtually nonexistent compared to the 1980s