Imperializing

Nothing makes it easier on "imperializing" fields that already disrespect sociology, Freese writes - he mentions economics and behavioral genetics - ❋ Unknown (2009)

If the "imperializing" process is an experiment in exaggerating the profile of an existing beer, the wit is a style with lots of swirling flavors poised to bulk up. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We have been imperializing the third world for one hundred and twelve years now; since 1898 in Manila, Philippines. ❋ Unknown (2010)

No. Do the Pakistanis have troops and bases in other countries No. Maybe if we would stop being such imperial pigs in third world countries, then folks there would no hate us … But Imperial Obama is not ready to make some real changes in how we relate to third world countries, and give up our bullying and imperializing … ❋ Unknown (2010)

Colonizing and imperializing powers as we know, have a chameleonlike capacity for persistence. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Britain was out conquering the world, imperializing itself in Asia and the ❋ Unknown (2006)

I suspected then, and it's entirely clear now, that it was just another exercise in imperializing. ❋ Unknown (2006)

One more step must be taken, and the process of imperializing public opinion is complete. ❋ Scott Nearing (1933)

Hence he has been accused of imperializing and anti-Teutonic tendencies; he had even the misfortune to be fixed upon as a prototype by Oxford advocates of the absolutism of Charles I. ❋ Goldwin Smith (1866)

China still has way more of this stuff and we have no capability of imperializing Afghanistan. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Barrel-aging, collaboration brewing, imperializing -- all of these trends have appeared first at PIB. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Racial americanization revealed the historical play between segregation and its privatizing born again expression at home and in its neo-imperializing reach. ❋ A Canadian Lefty In Occupied Land (2009)

I'm looking forward to a nostalgic revival of the Freakonomics Frenzy of 2005, back when economists, having solved, once and for all, how to manage the economy had therefore allowed their attention to wander to imperializing lesser fields, such as criminology.

To say that we should have one religion for all is another way of universalizing everything, another way of imperializing the religions of others. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Which is certainly good news, but it doesn't mean there's deep public support for de-imperializing the presidency. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This is the old, the imperializing, the hegemonizing form of ethnicity. " ❋ Unknown (2004)

[this definition] is from [my world] [history book]. ❋ JASONNNNNN (2005)

As an [Imperial], you are best [equipped] for [the warrior] type. ❋ Elder Scrolls (2008)

[Read] my [book]! ❋ Lenin (2004)

Most well known imperialist states and their justifications for imperialism: -Roman Empire(The greatest empire to ever exist. Many monarchies have tried to emulate its success at [transcontinental] unification and longevity.) -Holy Roman Empire(Arguably the successor to the Roman Empire.) -British Empire(Once a dominant hyper power, owning a third of the world’s [landmass].) -German Empire(A culturally rich European state who was a key player in the [central powers]’ military campaigns throughout [World War 1].) -Ottoman Empire(A culturally rich and ancient Middle Eastern state founded in 1299 C.E. that served as a bastion of civilization to the now shattered muslim world for more than 600 years. It’s downfall was brought about by the defeat of the central powers at the end of World War 1, which it was a part of.) -Egyptian Empire(A truly ancient and extremely well known imperialist state which inhabited North Africa. It enslaved many of its neighbors and launched frequent military expeditions and raids in order to acquire more resources for the glory of their Pharaohs, which were considered gods, and the well being of the nation.) -Akkadian Empire(A monumental leap in organized government and state planning in the history of our species, the Akkadian Empire was the first hyper power in the entire world. It developed in the year 2234 B.C. in the [Fertile Crescent], an area in Mesopotamia credited with being the cradle of human civilization.) ❋ ChadAuthRight (2019)

You [americans] and your [imperial] [Inch]! ❋ Wes Engstrom (2006)

Imperialism... thanks for [taking it] all in [stride] [Native Americans]. ❋ StudentOfFreed (2009)

Darth Maul, Palpatine, Vader, Dooku, Revan, Malak, and anyone else who ever used a red lightsaber are members of the [Sith Empire]. Darth [Vaders] theme song is also known as the [Imperial March] ❋ Condord4myt (2005)

OMFG, [George Bush] is such a fucked up [imperialist]/[capitalist] bastard, WTF is americas problem? SIMPLE! [GEORGE BUSH]! ❋ Karl Marx (2004)

America took the british imperial unit, made the [pint] smaller [because they can't] handle their drink and called it "american" so that using any other standard of measurement would be [unpatriotic]. ❋ KX36 (2006)

Man with gun: "[give me the money]!" the man said imperiously [Random person]: "Ok, Ok [don't shoot]!" ❋ Xiophillio (2009)