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🤣🤣🤣 I genuinely don’t know where Richard Osman was going with this story. I can’t say I didn’t like it, it was just confusing! I will be reading the sequels, I’m invested now lool - Elijah (the one on the left)

⁠​⁠@@TheIchaLibrary​​⁠​⁠​⁠ Thanks for reinforcing all my thoughts 🙂‍↕️ this was fun lol what book we reading next

@@briannaborrayo and just like that, apparently we have a Bookclub now. You are our first member! Congratulations lool! Right this moment I am reading ‘The German Daughter by Marius Gabriel’ and once I finish this, I’ll be reading ‘In order to live by Yeonmi Park’ Both books will be completed by the end of the week where we will then film two reviews! We like to do one fiction and one non fiction each week. Hopefully you can join us next week in a discussion about atleast one of these books!

@@briannaborrayo 🤣 I reread this comment and had a chuckle! You are hilarious mate. 🤣

I promise you, I do NOT have the answers to your questions! The whole Francis bit was confusing, even the reveal at the end I was confused as to what is actually going on, FARRRR too many characters, you are so right!

Thanks for letting me know! I’m going to DEFINITELY order that!

@@sergeyastov6353 thank you!! Make sure you are subbed, content will be released DAILY!

i reckon... Low standards and a lack of self respect, but then again thats the problem with society too I guess! LOL

@@lincolncarvalho8739 “just spawned there” Well that’s an interesting comparison that you’ve used with black people and the medieval period. The reason why I say this is because for black history month we are reviewing a book about black people AND THE MEDIEVAL period… how weird is that right? What a coincidence. But one of the interesting points is that King Henry VIII reportedly hired black people who were expert divers to recover lost treasure in one of his sunken ships, so yes it there was lots of black people in Britain in the 1500s!

@@TheIchaLibrary ​ That's cool, I just saw the clip and got the wrong vibe from it apparently - it kinda looks like you're bemoaning LGBT+ representation with an unfair comparison. And see, that historical example is what I mentioned when saying there should be an explanation or it might feel odd. Hired african treasured hunters is such a cool premise by the way.

@@TheIchaLibrary To put it more clearly: if we're in a historical or historical-inspired narrative in feudal japan, there doesn't really need to be a 'reason' for a character to be homoaffective, in every known culture there's been LGBT+ people, some accepted, some not, some violently persecuted, but they existed; if there's a character in such a setting that is black, it demands an explanation to seem more than cheap tokenism; it can be a freed slave that came in european ships like Yasuke, it can be a rich african merchant looking for new trading routes or a middle easterner mercenary looking for adventure, etc etc. But it'd be just awkward and immersion breaking if there's a black character with no other background to it in a fairly homogenous setting where you wouldn't expect one to be. I believe that was your argument too? I don't think we're disagreeing but I might've gotten the wrong impression and might've also instilled the wrong impression, we might be agreeing while speaking past one another. Anyways thanks for the attention, I'll check more than your shorts when I have the time.

@@lincolncarvalho8739 we are definitely agreeing sir. But maybe it’s just me then because when I see that there’s a member of the LGBT community in a fictional book or TV I feel like it’s “forced”. But yesss! Please do check out some of our shorts, and feel free to subscribe! We are tiny channel hoping to growwww!

@@TheIchaLibrarybecause they’re so often poorly written and lack nuance beyond tokenism

Yea I just did a google search! Jesus Christ. Imagine my brother on the right… his name is Joseph too. I reckon all Josephs’ have at least SOMETHING wrong with their brain 🤣

Ahhh finally a man of sophistication! Clearly we have the same taste. Any new books that you can recommend?

@@NormadYT thank you very much for your compliments! And your advice! We have just bought lights, and trust me new microphones are next on the agenda! Sub and stay tuned!

@@demonsplayhouse79467 thanks bro, that makes me feel better about myself, honestly I was worried haha. Also make sure you hit be sub button bro. - Elijah (the one on the left)

@TheIchaLibrary hell yeah great video gave me a few chuckles

Well the grave sites I referred to were found in 2018 I believe. Also this is a book review channel we discuss the most interest parts of the books we read each week.

Thank you very much, and we are working on the microphone issue. Part of the reason was that we was shooting at like 3am and didn’t want to wake up the neighbours.

Interesting! But it’s also interesting that what we use now is not as good as what they were using thousands of years ago!

Lol we need you to give some context if you’d like a meaningful reply 🤣

Thank you for your response. But post nut clarity doesn’t explain the hundreds of thousands of rapes that were committed by men. Did some of them feel bad after? I’m sure. But the book we were reviewing was about gruesome horror stories from ww2. None of them were sorry about what they did, all of them were proud. Yes you read that right. I invite you to watch the full video. It’s a fascinating watch

YOU DONT REMEMBER THIS SCENE? This was like the best scene of the book look, it was genius!

@@brabbelbeestI agree it is a common stereotype, it’s just like another common stereotype. Is the one where atheists say that a believer STOPS believing when a tragedy strikes. But just because it’s a stereotype it doesn’t mean it has no merit.

@@TheIchaLibrary true, just because something is a stereotype, indeed doesn’t automatically mean it isn’t true. But it is in this case. There is no indication whatsoever that atheists turn to God either on their deathbeds or under duress. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely examples of cases in which this did happen, just as there are examples of people that lost their faith after tragedy. But those are rather isolated cases in my opinion. But again, all those “there are no atheists in foxholes” or “people stop being atheists the moment the plane start falling” type of claims are utter nonsense.

If you have never called on god. It’s because you’ve never been desperate enough. I hope you never will be in that position. But I don’t care who you are, if your child is hanging onto life by a thread… you start praying. In the right circumstances with the right motivation, like it or not, but we all become believers.

@TheIchaLibrary You clearly don't care about truth. I thought I was going to die, and didn't pray. You are wrong and are not willing to accept it. That is the definition of a delusion.

@@lhvinny the truth? What do you mean sir? And What exactly am I wrong about?

@@lhvinny you keep telling me you thought you was going to die and you didn’t pray… that’s fair enough, as I said, you simply weren’t desperate enough. The prospect of dying isn’t a scary affair to everybody, or a desperate one for that matter. Under the right circumstances we pray to god, whether you are one number away from a winning jackpot, or moments away from disaster, all it takes is the right circumstance, what is there to disagree with?

@@TheIchaLibrary What greater desperation is there than self life preservation? Your claim is nonsense.

A religious person might say that God allowed that terrible thing to happen to you so that it could bring you closer to him! So what happened then? Did you survive? Or did you die? 🤣

Thank you very much! Your support is much appreciated! Especially as the UA-cam algorithm isn’t being nice to us 🤣

The cruel nature of human kind, as soon as there is nobody to enforce the rules; men run rampant and do the things they always want to do to anybody who is weaker than them. The nature of man is brutal.

Does it? Because most animals are free roaming creatures. Where ever they can find food and survive, is where they go.

Ahh so it’s okay then?… but yes I will look it up

@@TheIchaLibrary just pointing out that compared to blacks whites are saints

@@TheIchaLibraryalso look up the free africa core and what they did to fellow blacks in ww2 🤡

@@TheIchaLibrary what a stupid comment