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Jiang traces secret societies, blood oaths, factional politics, religious dispute, and human sacrifice back to the beginning of settled human society.
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Human Sacrifice
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Even today, we still worship Rome. The Aztecs were known for human sacrifice. Didn't matter. They still became the empire of Mexico. The British...."
Key Notes
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Human sacrifice in war energizes one's own people, terrorizes enemies, and breaks a taboo so the community cannot compromise or return to the past.
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The Aztecs are compared to Romans because both are war-centered societies that build civilization around conquest, discipline, sacrifice, and expansion.
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For Jiang, Aztec human sacrifice functions as political terror: it terrorizes enemies, unites the people, and maintains a war society's religious order.
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Jiang argues that Roman triumphal strangulation was also human sacrifice, even if Romans denied it in order to claim greater civilization.
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The heroic twins myth is used to explain why heart extraction and human sacrifice are not incidental cruelty but ritual enactments of sacred mythology.
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Jiang compares the logic of sacrificial war preparation to Aztec human sacrifice, arguing that taboo violence can leave a population feeling it must fight to the death because mercy from the enemy no longer looks possible.
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"...said they often settle this uh dispute or debate is for human sacrifice okay so if your faction lost you'd all be sacrificed and..."
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"...as people know before the access went to war they committed human sacrifice it was a way to channel their god and energize their..."
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"...Aztecs were famous for doing it. So, why would you do human sacrifice if you're engaged in war, okay? Well, there are different reasons...."
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"You can only move forward, okay? So the taboo they broke in the French Revolution is they killed the king and queen of France...."
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"And they're very similar to the Romans. So if you think Aztec, think Romans as well. The main similarity is that both the Aztecs..."
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"So Mexico City, if you have a chance to visit there, it is actually on the site of Teno -Teclen, which is a city..."
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"So the Aztecs were known for the most grotesque forms of human sacrifice. They would sacrifice 1,000 people at once. They would also sacrifice..."
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"...they would be strangled to death in front of Jupiter. That's human sacrifice, okay? That's like having human sacrifice. There's no other word for..."
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"say hey look at us we can play this game where we can't cure ourselves we cut our heart and we come back alive..."
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"dead then this one death next they grab seven death but they didn't revive them thus the Zabavans took their heels when they saw..."
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"...Even today, we still worship Rome. The Aztecs were known for human sacrifice. Didn't matter. They still became the empire of Mexico. The British...."
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"...fire, you know, it's the Semitic God, the false God of human sacrifice. That could be a response, you know, you're going to burn..."
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