Martin Luther wrote "Against the Robbing and Murdering Hordes of Peasants" during the German Peasant's war. 100,000 peasants were slaughtered for demanding basic human rights. Do you agree with it?https://www.scrollpublishing.com/cgi-bin/sc/ss_mb.cgi?s

Email
Comment *
File	Select/drop/paste files here
* = required field	[▶ Show post options & limits] Confused? See the FAQ.

Flag
Embed	(replaces files and can be used instead)
Options	Do not bump (you can also write sage in the email field) Spoiler images (this replaces the thumbnails of your images with question marks)
Password	(For file and post deletion.)
Allowed file types:jpg, jpeg, gif, png, webm, mp4, pdf Max filesize is 16 MB. Max image dimensions are 15000 x 15000. You may upload 5 per post.

File: 92853c56739bd2a⋯.jpg (21.4 KB, 220x220, 1:1, 220px-Rohrbach-verbrennung….jpg)

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 14:52:32 5393fe No.589416

Martin Luther wrote "Against the Robbing and Murdering Hordes of Peasants" during the German Peasant's war. 100,000 peasants were slaughtered for demanding basic human rights. Do you agree with it?

https://www.scrollpublishing.com/cgi-bin/sc/ss_mb.cgi?storeid=*10aa1248a706bb410f4e&ss_parm=A6e18c5cfb5814dcb9ccb2fafdb0ef588

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 15:24:43 cababb No.589418

>>589416

>basic human rights

sage

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 15:41:22 0d0cc8 No.589422

>>589418

live action role play

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 15:51:24 28b748 No.589425

Wouldn’t Catholics of the time have agreed with him?

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:01:14 c3f3d9 No.589426

File: f6342f49fca14b1⋯.png (295.42 KB, 432x413, 432:413, f6342f49fca14b15fcc29bbfba….png)

>peasants

>human

>rights

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:01:55 62d742 No.589428

File: 37e9eb358ff9d75⋯.jpg (7.62 KB, 204x200, 51:50, meh.jpg)

>>589418

You're not the sharpest knife on the shelf, are you?

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:08:36 f7bea2 No.589433

>>589416

From the title of his treatise, do you suppose the peasants he was denouncing were robbing and murdering people? Nothing of value was lost. Just blasphemous proto-commies.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:25:01 6f677c No.589441

>>589416

Nothing justifies actions as bloodthirsty as this, even a struggle for God given rights, economic and religious. Christ deserved life, yet he accepted death rather than take life, and his goals were much better accomplished for it.

Also >>589418 what the actual fuck.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:25:59 6f677c No.589442

>>589433

100'000 souls were lost. Just remember that.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 16:54:20 f7bea2 No.589449

>>589442

Funny how papists suddenly turn into bleeding heart egalitarians when it's someone else "persecuting" heretical revolutionaries.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 17:18:13 6f677c No.589465

>>589449

Funny how you have still sinned by showing you don't care about the lost sheep by claiming they are of no value.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 17:21:31 5932d7 No.589466

>>589449

Just admit that the founding of your heretical sect is responsible for mountains of skulls.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 18:00:09 f5f2f8 No.589481

>The peasants assaulted and captured the castle of Weinsberg; most of its own soldiers were on duty in Italy, and it had little protection. Having taken the count as their prisoner, the peasants took their revenge a step further: They forced him, and approximately 70 other nobles who had taken refuge with him, to run the gauntlet of pikes, a popular form of execution among the landsknechts. Rohrbach ordered the band's piper to play during the running of the gauntlet.

It's a shame Luther tried to suppress their godly ways in favor of tyrannical noble.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 18:37:39 a04925 No.589491

>>589449

>muh heretics

pick up a history book, they were terrorists.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 18:42:50 62d742 No.589494

>>589481

>to run the gauntlet of pikes, a popular form of execution among the landsknechts

*ahem*, that was not an execution, you dumbasses. that was a corridor of shame.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 18:46:49 27a192 No.589498

>>589494

>Defending G*rman "culture" and "traditions"

Just no. Smh.

Christanon 01/15/18 (Mon) 19:16:21 f5f2f8 No.589511

File: 65f1381a49b0984⋯.jpg (28.19 KB, 480x365, 96:73, 401aa196154edcb2ee83b19c0e….jpg)

>>589494

>A very similar military punishment found in later armies was known as "running the gauntlet". The condemned soldier was stripped to the waist and had to pass between a double row (hence also known as die Gasse, "the alley") of cudgeling or switching comrades. A subaltern walked in front of him with a blade to prevent him from running. The condemned might sometimes also be dragged through by a rope around the hands or prodded along by a pursuer.

>Various rules might apply, such as banning edged weapons, requiring the group to keep one foot in place, or allowing the soldier to attempt to protect his head with his hands. The punishment was not necessarily continued until death. If so, he might be finished off when unable to walk.

No one likes a know-it-all anon, especially ones who don't actually know what they're talking about.

Christanon 01/16/18 (Tue) 02:18:03 b09ebf No.589679

>>589466

Not as big as your mountain.