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>>2746119
what?

turks are truly the master race

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Interdestring

>>2746093
Yes anon, it's really funny to make fun of senile people.

Watch the interview he did in 1989 on CNN and tell me with a straight face he was actually truly senile. Protip: you can't.

>>2746093
*Overthrows Latin American leader*

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Where'd he go

>>2746010
Zeus just spoke to me and he told me that he never spoke with you. Prove me wrong

>>2746014
Kek

Promotions depended on loyalty and ideology, not meritocracy.

>>2746009
It atracts those kinds of people

after 1942 it was clear they need to accept anyone

He was like a 21st century politician in the 20th century

>>2746002
He baught Brittain just enough time to re-arm itself. He might have even saved the brits.

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>>2746022
This. Chamberlain sacrificed his place in history with his peace in our time speech to ensure that Britain would have enough time to rearm and get resources to stop Germany such as new aircraft and so on. Chamberlain was playing the long game and if he didn't my bet is that Britain would have capitulated.

Probably J U IC Y thigh gap!

>>2746000
>tfw I seeing this everyday :^)

>>2746000
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_ancient_Greece#Athenian_slaves
Athenian slaves were the property of their master (or of the state), who could dispose of them as he saw fit. He could give, sell, rent, or bequeath them. A slave could have a spouse and children, but the slave family was not recognized by the state, and the master could scatter the family members at any time.[87][88]Despite torture in trials, the Athenian slave was protected in an indirect way: if he was mistreated, the master could initiate litigation for damages and interest (δίkη βλάβης / dikē blabēs).[84] Conversely, a master who excessively mistreated a slave could be prosecuted by any citizen (γραφὴ ὕβρεως / graphē hybreōs);
However, slaves did belong to their master's household. A newly-bought slave was welcomed with nuts and fruits, just like a newly-wed wife.[87] Slaves took part in most of the civic and family cults; they were expressly invited to join the banquet of the Choes, second day of the Anthesteria,[96] and were allowed initiation into the Eleusinian Mysteries.[87] A slave could claim asylum in a temple or at an altar, just like a free man. The slaves shared the gods of their masters and could keep their own religious customs if any.[96]
Slaves could not own property, but their masters often let them save up to purchase their freedom,[97] and records survive of slaves operating businesses by themselves, making only a fixed tax-payment to their masters. It astonished other Greeks that Athenians tolerated back-chat from slaves.[98] Athenian slaves fought together with Athenian freemen at the battle of Marathon, and the monuments memorialize them.[99] It was formally decreed before the battle of Salamis that the citizens should "save themselves, their women, children, and slaves".[100]

>>2745882
spicy pasta

>>2745882
I think you meant to post this in /pol/

Why can't the jews handle the bants?

When and where did the Persian ethnogenesis occur?

>>2745879
>tfw w*ites keep trying to divide us
They were Persian. That's all.

>>2745879
They were Persian

>>2745874
You first OP

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>>2745874

Churchill
Daladier

>>2745837
Napoleon was actually competent in matter of government.

>>2745844
/thread

>>2745844

fpbp

The Last Emperor

Dayum Hindenburg looking like a boss

>>2745832
Western or non-Western?

>>2745809
So? What would be the significance of that?

Literally WHO!?

>>2746625
He's curious on views of marriage and color

about hundred autists from various places
>/pol/
>/k/
>/v/
>/int/

>>2745830
Some of us are also from /tg/.

>And what ways would you improve it?
It'd be nice if people here actually read.

Given how little books are referenced and how meme-tier a lot of the historical analysis are I'm guessing most people here get their history knowledge from wikipedia, /pol/, cracked etc.

I mean, I guess when I was born I wasn't a Christian but I was inundated into a Christian culture so I was "born into" Christianity, essentially, even though I later became an atheist.

The most patrician belief system is whatever stripe of paganism your society is accustomed to socially but atheism intellectually. Unfortunately, most societies have had their paganisms stamped out of them by Christianity or Islam; in those cases, better to just be atheist entirely.

>>2745758
I'm Salvation Army (Old World Methodist) and was born that way

I don't really bother to think about the spirituality (creation story, the rebirth of jesus, virgin birth, old testament stuff etc) because it seems to be the main argument that gets in the way of the WAY more important qualities of christianity, the ideals and morality of the religion, which almost no one i know can deny as wholesome and good values

I can't say that any european branch of christianity (some american born ones are nuts) is better than the other in principle, the main issues are over stuff irrelevant to the ideals and principles one should live by, like the definition of the holy trinity, council of nicea tier shit etc

>>2745758
I found literature that was in and of itself the second most interesting I'd come across apart from History but that can't really be applied as a belief system. History again being in and of itself interesting, so I'd say I was born into History, and my belief system was a combination of nature and nurture. Or that nurture was the door or gateway to be blessed enough to come about to the nature that was resonate.

President gorilla, I'm MAC

>>2745744
He believed he was told by God to save the Union but was afraid of making any mistakes that would humiliate him and leave him unable to save the Union, so he resolved to save the Union by sitting on his hands and doing nothing.

>>2746032
Somewhat this. He wanted to be great like Napoleon, but was terrified of fucking up or getting his men killed.

He probably also didn't want to fight a war against his fellow countrymen, and wanted to become President himself.