Post ALFdR35nBD2RBYbfKi by Nirty_Digger@poa.st
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 (DIR) Post #ALFON8kqgfvkH9ULsO by branman65@poa.st
       2022-07-07T11:50:40.149228Z
       
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       Boomers are truly a wicked generation. Most of them are going to hell. Scott Adams is one of them. The second he dies he better get cremated because if not I’m pissing on his grave just for this.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFP9ePEJNwELAVYnI by Party_Animal@poa.st
       2022-07-07T11:59:26.143331Z
       
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       @branman65 What did dilbertman say now?
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFcn7pEAEBcHSozOi by branman65@poa.st
       2022-07-07T14:32:14.124382Z
       
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       @Party_Animal He said he’s glad he let his stepson die of fentanyl overdose
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFdR35nBD2RBYbfKi by Nirty_Digger@poa.st
       2022-07-07T14:39:26.428183Z
       
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       @branman65 @Party_Animal What the fuck? Der Ewige Boomer."Hmm we live in a society of isolation with no healthy outlets to express frustration that isn't taking feel good pills or distracting yourself with television. Maybe we should examine and try to change society that doesn't put young men in the mental space to enact waton violence by...""No, we should let our son's die so I can use his life insurance policy to help buy my fourth condo"
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFdfn3F6Q57mKRXFo by Innsmouth_Mayor@poa.st
       2022-07-07T14:41:40.393575Z
       
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       @Nirty_Digger @branman65 @Party_Animal 
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFePqAjpbT6mKuKoK by Nirty_Digger@poa.st
       2022-07-07T14:50:25.957323Z
       
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       @Innsmouth_Mayor @branman65 @Party_Animal Boomers are the modern day Carthaginians. When the writing on the wall became clear that Rome was going to conquer Carthage, children were sacrificed by their parents not out of mercy but because the parents believed that they would be protected by doing it.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFmhFnebJ1KokvNDc by ivanterrible@kiwifarms.cc
       2022-07-07T16:23:07.285486Z
       
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       @Nirty_DiggerNo wonder Romans tore Carthage apart brick by brick and salted the earth where city stood. @Innsmouth_Mayor @Party_Animal @branman65
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFmxV5BY0Nyqjs5qq by Telvannichad@kiwifarms.cc
       2022-07-07T16:26:08.584514Z
       
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       @ivanterrible @Nirty_Digger @Innsmouth_Mayor @Party_Animal @branman65 >that one time Carthage hired mercs to wage war and they just sacked Carthage instead of risking their lives lol
       
 (DIR) Post #ALFo9bqWKJvLFtLlRI by Telvannichad@kiwifarms.cc
       2022-07-07T16:39:32.851857Z
       
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       @ivanterrible @Innsmouth_Mayor @Nirty_Digger @Party_Animal @branman65 Another mercenary war started by Carthage trying lowball its foreign armies after the 1st punic war:"The Carthaginian authorities decided to instead wait until all of the troops had arrived and then attempt to negotiate a settlement at a lower rate. Meanwhile, as each group arrived it was billeted inside the city of Carthage where the advantages of civilisation were appreciated to the full after up to eight years under siege. This "tumultuous licentiousness" so alarmed the city's authorities that before the full 20,000 had arrived they were relocated to Sicca Veneria (modern El Kef), 180 km (110 mi) away, even though a significant portion of their arrears had to be paid before they would go.Freed of their long period of military discipline and with nothing to do, the men grumbled among themselves and refused all attempts by the Carthaginians to pay them less than the full amount due. Frustrated by the Carthaginian negotiators' attempts to haggle, all 20,000 troops marched to Tunis, 16 km (10 mi) from Carthage. Panicking, the Senate agreed to pay in full. The mutinous troops responded by demanding even more. Gisco, who had a good reputation with the army, was brought over from Sicily in late 241 BC and despatched to the camp with enough money to pay most of what was owed. He started to disburse this, with promises that the balance would be paid as soon as it could be raised. The discontent seemed to have abated when, for some unknown reason, discipline broke down. Several soldiers insisted that no deal with Carthage was acceptable, a riot broke out, dissenters were stoned to death, Gisco and his staff were taken prisoner and his treasury was seized. Spendius, an escaped Roman slave who faced death by torture if he were recaptured, and Matho, a Berber dissatisfied with Hanno's attitude towards tax-raising from Carthage's African possessions, were declared generals. The news of a formed, experienced, anti-Carthaginian army in the heart of its territory spread rapidly and many cities and towns rose in rebellion. Provisions, money and reinforcements poured in; an additional 70,000 men according to Polybius.The pay dispute had become a full-scale revolt threatening Carthage's existence as a state." - From Polybius :comfy: