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>>2757795
I've read some of it and it was very philosophical.

It's alright, her analyses are solid, though she mostly covers National Socialism in particular.

Eichmann in Jerusalem is good too if you want to explore the psyche and motives of people serving totalitarian regimes.

>>2757816
Which should I read first?

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>>2757382
Watch out there's a snipe-

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>>2757382
This ain't the only thing getting cooked in China.

>>2757382
China's economy is a lot more stable because they have actually significant industries and aren't ust pulling money out of their ass like some of the Western coutnries.

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>>2757317

>>2757317
I'd do the whole family tbqh minus the two males. They can watch.

>>2757327
Nonce

some jews

Anak's sons, obviously

>>2757146
Someone's shitty fan made space marine chapter from 40k

First World War? Grandpa why do you keep calling the 7 years war that?

>>2757072
Should we really be letting the poors near our comely estates /int/ or should we just shoot the bounders and be done with it?

>>2757120
Put them against the wall, poor people are anarchists anyway

Not yet but we may see it in our lifetime.

>>2757020
No. Dead letter ideology.

>>2757035
Then why is the MSM always shutting their pants about the return of nazis?

>Is he the perfect husband?

Marcus Aurelius is the most perfect husbando, prove me wrong

>>2756539
Yes Malinche, he's the perfect foreign husband for you
>latinas being latinas since the discovery

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>>2756539
>>Is he the perfect husband?
no, the perfect husband is man appreciating cuckoldry

Why do so many weapons have shape of a phalus?

>>2756464
Because that shape is greatly pragmatic for projectiles and is found all over the natural world i.e trees?

>>2756464
>>2756469
Fuck off drumphleshits

>>2756423
No. There is a link between the Black Death and big, densely populated urban centers that have breakouts of bacterial infections however.

Could you go into more detail in your question? Are you implying that fear of disease is a factor in being anti-multiculturalist?

>>2756423
Birdmasks weren't put into use till the seventeenth centuary

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>>2756365
Salvation is through faith

>>2756365
What's funny is to normal people the differences between the two seem like minor theological squabbles, yet people were willing to kill over this stuff

this kills the monotheism

>>2756303
Eye for an eye

>>2756303
if nobody sees you you're good.

>>2756324
>>2756336
does the city guard take you in?
are there jail houses?
will there be an investigation?
does his family have a right to retribute?

>>2756066

They literally believed that DA JOOS were responsible for them losing the 1st world war, and so they felt that they'd easily win a second one so long as they got rid of DA JOOS first.

>>2756066
>Germans seriously believe they could win another world war?

>>2756066
They could have. Winning wars is as much a matter of political balancing as it is logistics and strategy. Like in the first world war when they pissed off Britain by invading Belgium, there are decisions they could have made differently in WWII to affect a change in their favour.

Oh, and by the way I am talking about thegreatcoursesplus.com
It says it in the image, and it gets shilled on a lot of scientific Youtube channels, but just in case someone missed it.

>>2755946
I used the great courses for philosophy, game theory, and economics. Recommended.

>>2755946
I think there are some video torrents out there, the audio are just more prevalent because they're smaller and the actual content works perfectly with just audio for ~90% of courses.

I recommended them on the basis that they're often better than, say, a podcast on a corresponding subject. Their written and presented by legitimately accomplished professors. Obviously, as with any college course, the quality can vary slightly between lecturers but on the whole they're outstanding routes into a subject.

I personally recommend Kenneth Harl's courses for in-depth history ones.

>>2755752
History of Rome on youtube is bretty gud. You can also look for books that are in the genre of novelistic non-fiction for a similar vibe.

>>2755752
I enjoyed the crap out of crusader quest back when it ran on /tg/ too bad its never coming back....

HI101 podcast is pretty good if that's what you want. It's just a guy casually telling his friends the story of a certain subject. Though, precisely because it's just two friends talking, and not a lecture like Hardcore History or Revolutions, he does make mistakes, very small ones that he then talks about when the audience corrects him. It is a -very- amateur thing, and very noticeable when you listen to them talking about something that you're familiar with.

>>2755588

Eat my dick faggot.

I can link cultures together through the silk road and know China and Rome traded with each other. I know Hellenism greatly shaped the Middle East and North India.

>>2755588
Pretty far dude. I only know European and history (except the eraly middle ages) and maybe a little bit Arabian/North African. I would love to learn a bit more about Persia or India but I can't find a good way online