Sick ukrainian eats remains of 'russian soldier' - later found to actually be ukrainian corpse (18+)

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And Delhi rulers have frequently committed genocides of tribes here cause they were of rebellious nature and would join invaders to loot and beat up Delhi rulers

Can you post higher resolution pic, this one's quite blurry barely visible

 

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Sick Ukrainian Eats Remains of "Russian Soldier" - Later Found To Actually Be Ukrainian Corpse (18+)

The story is this Ukrainian sicko went to a burned out tank and found some 'meat and bone' inside. He cooked and ate it for social media fame, receiving thousands of positive comments from Ukrainian commentators who said Russian soldiers should be '…

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Just like a good old Nazi.

 

[salarsikander]

sick ? more like typical Ukrianans, these lots played very well lap dog of West in the Invasion of Iraq and when full mental brutual like the animal thy are against Iraqis,

 

[Goritoes]

 

[mmr]

what a great source,lmao

Trust me bro its Real...pussylini fanboys says so

 

[Splurgenxs]

Social media has accelerated human degeneracy.

on the contrary its just gotten better at showing what was already there.

sadly one cant be in a state of bliss anymore.

 

[jamahir]

Please enlighten me when were Buddhist massacred by Hindu Kings, hell majority of Indian kings were Buddhist (Gupta dynasty) during 4-6 century when buddhism was declining in Indian masses.

Buddhism was declining ? Automatically ? And
read this :

Persecution under Hindus​

Persecution of Buddhists started as early as in the life or soon after the death of King Ashoka according to some like D.N.Jha. Jha writes that according to Kashmiri texts dated to the 12th century, Ashoka's Son Jalauka was a Shaivite and was responsible for the destruction of many Buddhist monasteries.[7] The story of Jalauka is essentially legendary, and its to be noted that no independent corroboration of the Kashmir tradition has ever been discovered.[8] Patanjali, a famous grammarian stated in his Mahabhashya that Brahmins and Śramaṇa, which included Buddhists, were eternal enemies[9] With the emergence of Hindu rulers of the Gupta Empire, Hinduism saw a major revivalism in the Indian subcontinent which challenged Buddhism which was at that time at its zenith. Even though Gupta empire was tolerant towards Buddhism and patronized Buddhist arts and religious institutions, Hindu revivalism generally became a major threat to Buddhism which led to its decline. A Buddhist illustrated palm leaf manuscript from Pala period (one of the earliest Indian illustrated manuscripts to survive in modern times) is preserved in University of Cambridge library. Composed in the year 1015, the manuscript contains a note from the year 1138 by a Buddhist believer called Karunavajra which indicates that without his efforts, the manuscript would have been destroyed during a political struggle for power. The note states that 'he rescued the 'Perfection of Wisdom, incomparable Mother of the Omniscient' from falling into the hands of unbelievers (who according to Camillo Formigatti were most probably people of Brahmanical affiliation).[10] In 1794 Jagat Singh, Dewan (minister) of Raja Chet Singh of Banaras began excavating two pre Ashokan era stupas at Sarnath for construction material. Dharmarajika stupa was completely demolished and only its foundation exists today while Dhamekh stupa incurred serious damage. During excavation a green marble relic casket was discovered from Dharmarajika stupa which contained Buddha's ashes was subsequently thrown into Ganges river by Jagat Singh according to his Hindu faith. The incident was reported by a British resident and timely action of British authorities saved Dhamekh Stupa from demolition.[11]

Historical evidence about the persecution of Buddhism in ancient India is missing or unsubstantiated; colonial era writers have used mythical folk stories to construct a part of ancient Buddhist history.[12] For example, the Divyavadana (divine stories), an anthology of Buddhist mythical tales on morals and ethics, many using talking birds and animals, was written in about 2nd century AD. In one of the stories, the razing of stupas and viharas is mentioned with Pushyamitra. This has been historically mapped to the reign of King Pushyamitra of the Shunga Empire about 400 years before Divyavadana was written.

The Asokavadana legend has been likened to a Buddhist version of Pushyamitra's attack of the Mauryas, reflecting the declining influence of Buddhism in the Shunga Imperial court. Later Shunga kings were seen as amenable to Buddhism and as having contributed to the building of the stupa at Bharhut.[13] The decline of Buddhism in India did not set in until the Gupta dynasty.

Archeological remains of stupas have been found in Deorkothar that suggest deliberate destruction, conjectured to be one mentioned in Divyavadana about Pushyamitra.[14] However, it is unclear whether the stupas were destroyed in ancient India or a much later period, and the existence of religious violence between Hinduism and Buddhism in ancient India has been disputed.[15][16] It is unclear when the Deorkothar stupas were destroyed, and by whom. The fictional tales of Divyavadana is considered by scholars[12] as being of doubtful value as a historical record. Moriz Winternitz, for example, stated, "these legends [in the Divyāvadāna] scarcely contain anything of much historical value".[12] Similarly, Paul Williams states that the persecution claims with alleged dates of Buddha's nirvana (400 BCE) and the subsequent Pusyamitra reign, as depicted in the Mahasanghika school of early Buddhism are the "most far fetched of all the arguments and hardly worth of any further discussion".[17]

 

[Naofumi]

Social media has accelerated human degeneracy.

Why are European so sick? They discover new lows during every war they fight. Only race to create two world wars

Say what you want but you won't find anything like holocaust, ww1,ww2, colonization and subsequent genocide of entire native population of south America, North America and Australia in our history.
Fact is Europeans are violent savages because of the neanderthal DNA in their genes.

Obviously they had wars and problems like the rest of the planet but never on the same level as Europe? Should I post the list of all the wars fought by Europeans? You literally wiped out entire races of humans.

I present you the Siege of Suiyang.

The siege of Suiyang resulted in a prolonged state of famine, according to the Old Book of Tang, which wrote:

尹子奇攻圍既久，城中糧盡，易子而食，析骸而爨，人心危恐，慮將有變。巡乃出其妾，對三軍殺之，以饗軍士。曰：“諸公為國家戮力守城，一心無二，經年乏食，忠義不衰。巡不能自割肌膚，以啖將士，豈可惜此婦，坐視危迫。”將士皆泣下，不忍食，巡強令食之。乃括城中婦人；既盡，以男夫老小繼之，所食人口二三萬，人心終不離變。

Yin Ziqi had besieged the city for a long time. The food in the city had run out. The dwellers traded their children to eat and cooked bodies of the dead. Fears were spread and worse situations were expected. At this time, Zhang Xun took his concubine out and killed her in front of his soldiers in order to feed them. He said, "You have been working hard at protecting this city for the country wholeheartedly. Your loyalty is uncompromised despite the long-lasting hunger. Since I can't cut out my own flesh to feed you, how can I keep this woman and just ignore the dangerous situation?" All the soldiers cried, and they did not want to eat. Zhang Xun ordered them to eat the flesh. Afterwards, they caught the women in the city. After the women were run out, they turned to old and young males. 20,000 to 30,000 people were eaten. People always remained loyal.
— Old Book of Tang, Chapter 137.

The New Book of Tang recorded that Xu Yuan also killed his servants, noting:

... 遠亦殺奴僮以哺卒 ...

... (Xu) Yuan also killed servants to feed the soldiers ...
— New Book of Tang, Chapter 192.

The New Book of Tang also claimed that cannibalism was practiced on a widespread level, and that such fear prevented rebellion:

被圍久，初殺馬食，既盡，而及婦人老弱凡食三萬口。人知將死，而莫有畔者。城破，遺民止四百而已。

After the city was besieged for a long time, at the beginning, the horses were eaten. After horses ran out, they turned to the women, the old, and the young. 30,000 people in total were eaten. People knew their death was close, and nobody rebelled. When the city fell, only 400 people were left.
— New Book of Tang, Chapter 192.

The reality is that humans have been cruel since time immemorial. War is in our blood - that is how most of the Y-DNA scattered, not that it is a good thing though. See Bantu expansion, Austronesian expansion and Indo-European expansion. Most of these were accompanied by mass population replacement, how do you think that happened?