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>Æutists spend their only life shitposting on an imageboard

The tiny minority of arguments aren't almost all, anon.

>>2797285
Talk to your average atheist, nine times out of ten it's either "I don't believe because my parents were mean" or "I don't believe because God doesn't make my life easier".

He didn't fly so good

>>2797166
They'll expect one of us in the wreckage, brother

>>2797166
>literally turning himself into the enemy

>>2797159
Well while I think you are right that trurh is something subjective. It is one of those things where it becomes a dead end and nothing can move forward unless we all agree on some ground rules. Truth being at least somewhat objective is one of them.

If morality wasn't objective, then somebody could provide an example of at least one situation where two logical actors have mutually exclusive interests.

The objective truth is that beauty is subjective

>>2797111
He was great. He was a (better) Tiberius to Constantine's Augustus.

Most underrated Roman Emperor along with Gallienus.

>>2797111
>Arian heretic
No.

>>2797123

Being better to Constantine than Tiberius was to Augustus isn't really high praise, though.

Good days.

>>2797077
These guys appeared in Pirates of the Caribean.

>>2797077
iirc they were controlled by the british crown.
Not libertarianism.
Also, who the fuck claims libertarianism was never tried? early USA is a perfect example.

>>2797062
Well I'm not sure about the exact time of discovery but at the time it was really just tundra that was probably gonna be more expensive to govern than it returned in taxes. People back then didn't know that Akaka was a literal goldmine.

Just some liberal niggers whining about government spending through any yellow press slander possible

>>2797253
>liberal niggers
>whining about government spending

I think you've got that backwards. And also you clicked on the wrong board, you're looking for
>>>/pol/

More like he would have been BTFO by the commies.

>>2797070
>implying that it wasn't the Tsarina that lead to military downfall
>implying Rasputin had bad judgement
>implying he would have let commies win

>>2797059
>would a man without political or economical power BTFO commies
The answer is no.

He existed as a parasite directly attached to tsar. Tsar got overthrown and that wasn't even done by commies.

>>2796962
pretty sure these predated /his/

>>2796975
I'm in the process of creating one

>>2796935
They haven't read Saint Max.

society exists

>>2796935
The human mind evolved in such a way that pleasing others pleases yourself.

I suppose the Armet is the best in all things protection and utility, but the bascinet with aventail is probably the most aesthetic

>>2796866
Prob the one you posted without a liner and a soft padded cap. Or were you attempting to imply I had to use it for something other than standing around?

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This is an easy question.

>>2796782
Meme, the voters were all about their gimmedats and easily swayed by emotion.

>>2796799
I see nothing has changed.

>>2797471
They once ordered the mass slaughter of an island polis for standing up to them or something, sent a fleet to do it and then 2 days later regretted and overturned the decision. They sent another fleet after the first and managed to prevent the slaughter just in the nick of time.

They were total morons led by the nose in the moment.

>Equality: everything is uniform
Not possible
>Equity: everything is fair
Possible but not always probable

Pick one

>>2796788
Equality before the law is a significant third option. I'll take that.

>>2796773
equality means that both sides of an equation have the same value. I'm for it because = is more aesthetic than > or <

Adorno never spoke on the topic of immigration.
Why should we take you seriously?

Adorno was a genius, figures /pol/yps hate him

>>2796926
He was an elitist jewish-fascist, there is literally nothing genius about him and he shouldn't be allowed in any serious intellectual ambient.

>>2796705
>Rome fell in 1922
>not realizing Israel is the true heir to the Ottoman Empire

>>2796705
>Any successor to Rome after 1453
No

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>>2796705
In 1917 actually.

Proof that God is an Englishman.

Added weight to the phrase "God is an Englishman"

I believe the British Expeditionary were crushed in battle and they fled to the coastline. All the men and equipment were days away from being captured or killed by the approaching Germans.
So the British put out a call for all avaible civilian and merchant vessels to travel to the beaches of Dunkirk and bring the forlorn Tommies home.

These were civilians that stuck their neck out for the Military. Soldiers would dive into the water and swim towards merchants ships, and overload it.

Also gave us this great shot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QijbOCvunfU