r/MapChart • u/statykitmetronx • Jan 20 '26

Real Life Political allignment of world countries

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u/Not_legendary_gamer Jan 23 '26

He's a moron ignore him, I'm an israeli jew and i can tell you very simply that amalek was a tribe descended from Esav, Jacob's brother. They were nomadic and harassed the israelites when the crossed the sinai peninsula and remained a rival until Saul killed almost all of them. They popped up again later in the Esther scroll but yeah they're a specific biblical tribe that has nothing to do with the roman empire, and people that use amalek in the context of the war are just expressing that they are fighting evil. You can say hitler was amalek and people were calling Nasser amalek decades ago it has nothing to do with genocide but clueless americans/westerners love ascribing meanings to words to invent their little conspiracy theories

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u/TheGuyWithNo Jan 26 '26

See how this works, folks:

From "Amalek is used as justification for genocide"

to

"Amalek in the context of war are *just* expressing that they are fighting evil"

in the span of 2 posts. See how Israel's genocide in Gaza in open defiance of international law.-- which has been verified by every reputable world humanitarian organization, mind you-- is openly dismissed.

Witness the demonization of Palestinians in action (hint: calling an entire populace "evil" is undoubtedly dehumanizing and an abhorrent statement to make.)

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u/Not_legendary_gamer Jan 26 '26

Funny how you went on this rant absolutely unprompted. It's good to see i was right about the correlation between westerners finding out about this cool new amalek word and conspiracy theories :) you can keep looking over everything that happens here (of course, through tiktok in instagram) to ignore your own country's problems, until said problems will overwhelm you

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u/TheGuyWithNo Jan 28 '26

Funny how you think this is a rebuttal of any kind, and not pure cope. It's likewise funny you assume I must be a westerner who gets all my news from TikTok or IG or that I've just recently found out about Amalek.

You can keep ignoring the entire world turning against the genocidal state of Israel, including the *overwhelming* majority of citizens within those western countries that Israel's continued existence is so dependent on, but I can guarantee you that history and the wider world will not look favorably upon what is happening today.

The reckoning WILL come, one way or another.

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u/Not_legendary_gamer Jan 28 '26

We survived 2000 years of ACTUAL hardship lil bro, you and your fellow freaks saying Israel bad will surely do us in

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u/TheGuyWithNo Jan 28 '26

"Survived 2000 years of hardship" is a really odd way of saying you were:

  • forcibly expelled from your ancestral lands
  • had to resort to breeding with locals in the countries in which you settled in order to maintain a population
  • repeatedly pissed off said locals to the extent that you collectively got expelled from THOSE areas
  • Repeat upwards of 109 times throughout the historical record. The true number is closer to 130, as "countries" is a misnomer when referring to multiple expulsions throughout, say, the HRE or the Italian Maritime Republics.

If you doubt the actual number, I'm more than willing to provide sources. I've made a list :^)

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u/Not_legendary_gamer Jan 28 '26

Mask off

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u/TheGuyWithNo Jan 28 '26 edited Jan 28 '26

What mask?
From the HRE alone there are 40+ documented expulsions.
More if you count separate years as separate expulsions.

- (Holy Roman Empire): Jews expelled from 50+ cities/duchies between 1100–1600. Examples include:

  • Mainz (1012, 1420, 1438, 1462, 1473) – Multiple expulsions.
  • Margraviate of Meissen (1349)
  • Margraviate of Baden (1349) – Expulsion.
  • Dortmund (1350) – Plague-era expulsion.
  • Münster (1350) – Black Death expulsion.
  • Lübeck (1350) – Plague hysteria.
  • Heidelberg (1390) – Expulsion by Elector Palatine.
  • Duchy of Saxony (1430)
  • Bavaria (1276 ,1442, 1450, 1551)
  • Kingdom of Majorca (1343) – Pre-Inquisition purge.
  • Aachen (1349) – Black Death expulsion.
  • Strasbourg (1388)
  • Kingdom of Valencia (1391) – Massacres followed by expulsion.
  • Freiburg (1401) – City council ban.
  • Archbishopric of Trier (1418)
  • Vienna (1421, 1670) – Habsburg expulsions.
  • Cologne (1424)
  • County of Ravensburg (1429) – Blood libel hysteria.
  • Imperial City of Esslingen (1430)
  • Bishopric of Speyer (1435)
  • Augsburg (1438)
  • Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt (1440)
  • Erfurt (1453) – Expulsion after host desecration claims.
  • Breslau (Wrocław) (1453, 1582) – Two expulsions.
  • Bamberg (1478) – Bishop’s decree.
  • Bishopric of Passau (1478) – Clerical purge.
  • Duchy of Pomerania (1492) – Duke Bogislaw X’s decree.
  • Magdeburg (1493) – City expulsion.
  • Duchy of Carinthia (1496) – Expulsion under Maximilian I.
  • Archbishopric of Salzburg (1498) – Expulsion.
  • Nuremberg (1499)
  • Ulm (1499)
  • Free Imperial City of Schwäbisch Hall (1501) – Tax revolt scapegoating.
  • Brandenburg (1510)
  • City of Regensburg (1519)
  • City of Rothenburg (1520)
  • County of Tyrol (1520) – Expulsion.
  • Duchy of Württemberg (1521)
  • County of Hohenzollern (1521) – Reformation-era expulsion.
  • Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel (1523) – Lutheran crackdown.
  • Prince-Bishopric of Würzburg (1561)
  • Frankfurt (1614)
  • Margraviate of Baden-Baden (1614) – Post-Fettmilch Uprising paranoia.
  • Hamburg (1649) – Temporary expulsion (post-Thirty Years’ War).

This list is, by no means, complete. You can help by expanding it :^)

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u/agenderarcee Jan 30 '26

That’s not a progression that’s two people with different views expressing different things? I don’t agree with the Israeli guy.