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>>2764733
because their women wanted to become wives to American's

Propaganda and Stalinism

>>2764733
So many reasons but a big one was people realised the ideology had become fossilled and there were elites who were "untouchable" to the law. Also poor leadership and events such as the war in afghanistan and even chernobyl how it was covered up hurt confidence in the govt.

>>2764664
The average peasant was probably too tired to think very hard about things, plus they were ISIS tier religious fanatics

>>2764664
they had all the questions answered by the church

now we know its crap for the most part, which makes our lives look meaningless

>>2764703

Haha yeah, I'm sure glad I have 80+ years of meaningless existence to look forward to. What would we do without (((philosophy)))?

At least we get the iPhone lol!

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>>2764635
Its over Luigi I have the high ground!

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>SUPERIOR
*outflanks and surrounds you*

psss... unconditional surrender... kid

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>>2764635
>>2764700

*kills your president*

>>2764587
the French actually taught their native allies to scalp English settlers

However the native American's did make war and they were by no means peaceful , what they did to captives was gruesome

>>2764587
reminder that red skins are not humans

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>they weren't just responding to colonisa-

Actually the wheel was what truly ruined europe.

>people use chariots to trade
>nations become richer and can buy things to make people into soldiers

If only the wheel wasn't invented we wouldn't be where we are today....

>>2764485
and living like a native American savage is good because?

>>2764511
Neither were savages tbqh. We are far more savage today.

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>Throughout the interwar period, Arab nationalists bore Germany no ill-will, despite its earlier support for the Ottoman Empire. Like many Arab countries, it was perceived as a victim of the post-World War I settlement. Hitler himself often spoke of the 'infamy of Versailles'. Unlike France and Great Britain it had not exercised imperial designs on the Middle East, and its past policy of non-intervention was interpreted as a token of good will. While the scholarly consensus is that Husseini's motives for supporting the Axis powers and his alliance with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy were deeply inflected by anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist ideology from the outset, some scholars, notably Renzo De Felice, deny that the relationship can be taken to reflect a putative affinity of Arab nationalism with Nazi/Fascist ideology, and that men like Husseini chose them as allies for purely strategic reasons, on the grounds that, as Husseini later wrote in his memoirs, 'the enemy of your enemy is your friend'. When Husseini eventually met with Hitler and Ribbentrop in 1941, he assured Hitler that 'The Arabs were Germany's natural friends because they had the same enemies... namely the English, the Jews, and the Communists'

>>2764467
>English, the Jews, and the Communists'
But those are the greatest groups ever who literally dindu nuffin. Them and the Americans. How could anyone be enemies with them?

>>2764467
Beyond that, the Baath party was modeled on the Nazi party to some degree.

He looks mongolian because his face is flat
but these ones look black:
>>2760545
>>2760553
>>2760731
>>2748770

>>2764340
I don't see the black features on his face. Looks like an indian tbqh.

>>2764398

>t. lack self-awareness

>cyrilic
fuck off Ivan

>>2764162
It is belorussian(I presume) and it is song about one of the firs battle won by the Polish-[True]Lithuania Commonwealth .
In first Commonwealth we used to use 3 langages Polish, Latin and Rus so cyrlic is acceptable

>>2764181
>we
>Belarussian thinks his meme nation mattered in PLC
top kek go wewuz somewhere else

>>2764112
>why should be trust what he says?

Ffs take 2 secunds to prooftread yuor ficking psots

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>>2764133
I"m soryy

>>2764112
everyone knows that Muhammad was visited by a Djinn in the guise of an angel

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>>2764107
>The Tuskegee experiment

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>>2764128
Honestly, what the hell?
Not even a /pol/tard could justify something like that. They just sat around and watched a bunch of people die FOR NO REASON.

At least Auschwitz and Unit 371 had a goal or something.

>>2764153
>Unit 371 had a goal
Citation needed.

>>2764029
Adulthood is realising the Persians succeeding would have bee better as the storage of capital always leads to the development of art and ideas

Former Spartaboo here when I was a 14 year old edgelord. I eventually grew up and now Im a proud Romaboo.

Adulthood is actually laughing your ass off at how hard Greeks got btfo'd by Philip and remained under foreign control and influence for the next 2 millenia

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>>2763946
>implying that it is I who think
>implying that there must necessarily be something that thinks
>implying that thinking is an activity and operation on the part of a being who is thought of as a cause
>implying that there is an 'ego,'
>implying that it is already determined what is to be designated by thinking—that I KNOW what thinking is.

In short, the assertion 'I think,' assumes that I COMPARE my state at the present moment with other states of myself which I know, in order to determine what it is; on account of this retrospective connection with further 'knowledge,' it has, at any rate, no immediate certainty for me."—In place of the "immediate certainty" in which the people may believe in the special case, the philosopher thus finds a series of metaphysical questions presented to him, veritable conscience questions of the intellect, to wit: "Whence did I get the notion of 'thinking'? Why do I believe in cause and effect? What gives me the right to speak of an 'ego,' and even of an 'ego' as cause, and finally of an 'ego' as cause of thought?" He who ventures to answer these metaphysical questions at once by an appeal to a sort of INTUITIVE perception, like the person who says, "I think, and know that this, at least, is true, actual, and certain"—will encounter a smile and two notes of interrogation in a philosopher nowadays. "Sir," the philosopher will perhaps give him to understand, "it is improbable that you are not mistaken, but why should it be the truth?"

2/10, I smiled. Try not to be so obvious next time, Sir.

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>>2763946
>>2763948
B T F O

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>>2763948
Lol it's autism friendo

ROMAN

WAS NEVER TRIED

EST

>>2763863
>but I have this theory
That's nice, sweety

I like it, nice one. Going to tell this to others from now on but as a fact and not a theory

Maybe influenced some old Sumerian and Babylonian motifs that might have found their way into Jewish tradition.

>>2763741
Wait, are you saying Ancient Egyptians are mostly the same as current Egyptians? Wow.

I looked at the list of mummies and the oldest ones seem to be from the 17th dynasty. The blackest ones are from earlier than that. 3rd and 4th dynasty for example.
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>>2748770

>>2763747
Why don't you people use the same logic when it comes to Greeks?