Jiang explains Yamnaya violence through the incentives of young men without wives or wealth: they seek to steal other people's wives and property.
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Jiang explains Yamnaya violence through the incentives of young men without wives or wealth: they seek to steal other people's wives and property.
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"...a hundred men, a hundred women. You have a hundred men, young men, who have no wealth and no wives, okay? So what do..."
"...justify a control grid where you need to make sure that young men know their patriotic duty and they're willing to go and die..."
"...likely that America will soon introduce a national draft and force young men to sign up for the draft to go fight"
"...lost at home, because you had too many people, too many young men protesting on the streets, too many rebels. If we want to..."
"...the United States would have to institute a national draft where young men as young as 18 would be forced to join the army..."
"...In human history, what was very common was for groups of young men, okay, they've been discarded by the families because the families don't..."
"...just like... Okay? They're basically just gangs. Okay? These gangs of young men who get together to do what? Well, they go steal cows..."
"...the pastoralists, the Yamnaya went to Europe, they went mostly as young men. Therefore, that they kill the local man in order to marry..."
"...go into Europe. But when the Yemnaya come, they come as young men. Okay? So it's mainly blue. Okay? And of course, what do..."
"And they steal your woman. Okay? That's what young men do, guys. All right. And over time, what they will do is slowly establish..."
"...open society. Okay. The last thing we'll talk about are these young men who enter secret societies, okay? And they enter secret societies and..."
"Okay? The institution of the moribund, the warrior brotherhood of young men bound by oath to one another and to their ancestors during a..."
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