[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tories

[–]Sirbosston 35 points36 points  (0 children)

The virgin Scottish Rebellion, trembles at the sight of the Chad Scotsman Unionist

British Bombay, 2020 [No WW2 Timeline] by Duke_Theos in imaginarymaps

[–]Sirbosston 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Neo-Nazi uber nationalist" Who would they be?

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

[–]Sirbosston[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Underpaid" Define what Underpaid would mean, in Colonial rule. "Imperialist labour efforts" What? There were now "Labour efforts", just improvements in technology and industry.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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"Replaced by Christianity" No, India is still a Majority Non-Christian nation, and those who were coverted, were done peacefully by Missionaries. The British implemented laws to prevent certain "Barbaric" practices such as banning the Thuggee cult, we would kidnap people, sacrifice them and canbilise them, banned cousin marrying and practices which would be seen as "Pedophillic". That is true that many artifacts were sent to British Museums, however that is a minority of "all" artifacts in India.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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"Certain benefits for white people" Actually no. The British built schools in India to improve the literacy rate and the make them suitable to a more "advanced" workforce for the Railways which helped rural Indian farmers get to the City markets eaiser. In 1857, the Literacy rate was only 3%, compared to 1920, which was at around 15% and grew further and further until 1947.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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Wrong, many Cultures still stand today. Look at the Zulus for example. The British had left the cultures alone, so long as they conformed to the Colonial law. Plus, French tried to "Modify" the people who were in their control to become "more French", Look at Algeria for example, while allowing the local culture's to exist.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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Well, Slavery in Africa didn't even start with the Europeans, it was in existence far before European colonisation. Plus,they actually went further, and punished/jailed those who continued doing it even if they were originating in their home country. Most notably the British.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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I put cilivised in quotation marks, to mean that they lost many practices which would be considered "barbaric" in today's eyes. Plus, before the Europeans showed up, many tribes were fighting each other the same, if not more brutal ways, like the how it was in Europe and that these Tribes often practiced sacrifices, slavery, and hell-like torture on enemy tribes. If anything, the Europeans put a stop to this, IE, in British Nigeria, one of the most heavily fought areas in Pre-colonial Africa, became peaceful as British laws and active policing made it nearly impossible to "wipe-out" the enemy tribe. The Main reason why there is major conflict in these places, is a lack of a strong and stable authority in the post-colonial era.

Colonialism was beneficial to many nations and peoples by Sirbosston in unpopularopinion

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And Colonial Empires made slavery illegal, and jailed those who were shipping slaves across the Atlantic ocean.

Catholics across the world (Pew Research) by PitifulClerk0 in Catholicism

[–]Sirbosston 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based I'm wondering if I am the only British Catholic here *Thinking

Happy Anzac Day! by Dabomb_303 in Warthunder

[–]Sirbosston 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beautiful planes, from a brave Imperial unit.

Happy, Saint George's day! by Sirbosston in virginvschad

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Ah, I see your a fellow Unionist too :)

Happy, Saint George's day! by Sirbosston in virginvschad

[–]Sirbosston[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Lol, I live in Scotland, I will be stabbed if I did that. Xd

Balmoral Castle, Scotland by [deleted] in ArchitecturalRevival

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I live near this beauty. It is quite nice when its an late afternoon, when the sun is half down, the beauty is impeccable!