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   >back or the accuser’s death, he was hence proven to be a weak and   
   >cowardly nithing by not retorting accordingly.   
   >   
   >    A nithing was devoid of all human rights, and he was considered the   
   >enemy of civilized humanity: a perfect depiction of Islamic   
   >supremacists. The word therefore strips the enemy of all humanity, and   
   >degrades him to the status of a wolf or strangler (per Scandinavian   
   >tradition) or a virulent disease like the Black Plague. Black Plague   
   >is a deadly and contagious disease whose vector consists of plague-   
   >carrying rats, while the Green Plague of militant “Islam” is a deadly   
   >and contagious ideology that is spread by bipedal rats: nidings or   
   >nithings, non-humans that raise violent hands to all of civilized   
   >Humanity.   
   >   
   >    The immediate consequence of being proven a nithing was   
   >outlawing. The outlawed did not have any rights, he was exlex (Latin   
   >for “outside of the legal system”), in Anglo-Saxon utlah, Middle Low   
   >German uutlagh, Old Norse utlagr. Just as feud yielded enmity among   
   >kinships, outlawry yielded enmity of all humanity.[63] …”Yet that is   
   >but one aspect of outlawry. The outlaw is not only expelled from the   
   >kinship, he is also regarded henceforth as an enemy to mankind.”   
   >   
   >    The actual definition of a nithing is somewhat more involved and   
   >complex, and it gets into sexual perversions and zoomorphical   
   >transformations (Loki’s transformation of himself into a mare to have   
   >sexual intercourse with a stallion, and thus beget Odin’s horse   
   >Sleipner is probably an example), but the following line is pertinent:   
   >“The nithing used its malicious seid magic to destroy anything owned   
   >and made by man, ultimately the human race and Midgard itself[6], due   
   >to its basically unlimited envy, hate, and malice that were nith.”   
   >   
   >    "Destruction of everything owned and made by Man” (the Palestinians’   
   >destruction of the greenhouses in Gaza comes to mind immediately) and   
   >“unlimited envy, hate, and malice” describe militant “Islam”   
   >perfectly, and further underscore the application of nithing or niding   
   >to describe it. The propensity for mindless destruction also appears   
   >in Orson Scott Card’s Alvin Maker series, in which a supernatural   
   >enemy is known as the Unmaker: a personification of evil that is the   
   >total antithesis of God the Creator.   
   >   
   >    The Unmaker is the main antagonist in Orson Scott Card’s   
   >alternate history/fantasy series The Tales of Alvin Maker. Never   
   >directly confronted, it is a supernatural force that breaks apart   
   >matter and aims to destroy and consume everything and everyone. …To   
   >make something is to oppose the Unmaker, but a point often made is   
   >that this is futile. By natural law the Unmaker can tear down faster   
   >than any man can build.   
   >   
   >    This also is an outstanding definition of militant “Islam” or Islamic   
   >supremacy: an ideology that seeks to destroy everything into which it   
   >comes in contact, and with which no reason, negotiation, or compromise   
   >is possible.   
   >   
   >    In summary, a nithing or niding is the enemy of Civilization, a   
   >subhuman (through its behavioral choices, and emphatically NOT due to   
   >its racial or ethnic origin) monster with total hatred and malice   
   >toward all human industry and arts, and worthy of nothing but   
   >extermination like any virulent disease. This is the word we will now   
   >apply to Islamic supremacists and their enablers, and we encourage   
   >others to do likewise.   
      
      
   Quoting jews and niggers, and buddying up with a quack, does nothing   
   to enhance your already putrid reputation.   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)