re: What Was The Most Sadistic Culture From History? The Pathans Have To Rank Up There (NSFW)

Do you want to know how I know you are pussy?

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Sounds like a Friday evening at Mikelbr's house

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Except they don't have to force mikelbr's mouth open. He loves it because he's depraved.

I’ve always been partial to the Assyrians. The Persians developed the worst of the worst torture called “Sitting in the tub” where they put you in a tub, make it to where only your head sticks out, and cover you with honey and milk where flies would eventually lay eggs on you and maggots would eat you alive for days while you’re being well fed swimming in your own excrement: LINK

It’s possible the Persians got this from the Assyrians, but here’s the thing: everyone saw the Persians and their torturous methods as being far more preferable than the Assyrians. That really speaks volumes for them as a civilization. That civilization has always stood out to me.

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force his jaws so wide open that he could not swallow, and then the women would urinate in his open mouth (taking turns) till he drowned.

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Now that's a way to die...

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No country in the history has had a more powerful 1% twisting the economic knife on the working men and women like America has to the millennial generation. Revolution is coming

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I’m literally shaking thinking of millenials coming at me

It’s an honorable death

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Mongols were pretty bad as well.

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The Mongols were quick though. They mastered the art of killing as many people as possible as quickly as possible. I’d rather be captured by the Mongols than at least 30 other civilizations that come to mind.

And our weak arse society complains about water boarding

Pussification

You dumb fricks believe whatever is spoonfed to you by liberals and vote lockstep with crazy white people. Think about that

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Another slightly more bizarre very old Pashtun proverb, this one not catching on in the West, is “A woman for business, a boy for pleasure, a goat for choice”.  On the same vein from “Zakhimi Dil” (a Pashtun song), “There’s a boy across the river with a bottom like a peach, but, alas, I cannot swim…”  … errr.  Moving on…

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