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How hard were they cucked?
How much of cultural impact on India?
Even many city names retain Islamic names.
Notable Examples:
Allahabad
>was Prayag
Ahmedabad
>was Karnavati
Hyderabad
>was Bhagyanagar
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>>2726591
>How hard were they cucked?
Their most famous landmark is an Islamic tomb for one
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Where are you getting those numbers though
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>>2726591
Not very
Hinduism is so absolutely versatile that it's extremely difficult to destroy
The "Muslim" Indians maintained the caste system, replaced rituals based on the sages with muslim saints, continued to worship the devas "B-But Shiva is TOTALLY JUST AN ANGEL GUISE!", and focused more on union with Allah himself as the supreme soul rather than just being the slave of a cosmic Semitic bully
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I found a thing and I want to know what it is 2017-04-28 06:57:09 Post No.2726138
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I found a thing and I want to know what it is
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I've had this for a long ass time, and now it occurs to me I have no clue what it is....someone help, I'm dying of curiosity....
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the back side is even weirder
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>>2726156
That was quick. Good job.
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Is this true?
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yes, everything posted on /his/ is objectively true
my dubs will prove this
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No, this is fault. You don't conquer the known world through a stroke of luck. The fact that he even united Hellas is amazing enough.
Check numbers if you don't believe me.
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>>2726031
Nice sources.
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Tell me about this man
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he was a traitor to revolution!
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>>2726016
fake quote
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>>2726036
nah,nah it's real my man, just like his case!
>In March 1937, Yagoda was arrested on Stalin's orders. Yezhov announced Yagoda's arrest for diamond smuggling, corruption, and working as a German agent since joining the party in 1917. Yezhov even blamed Yagoda of an attempt to assassinate him by sprinkling mercury around his office. He was also accused of poisoning Maksim Gorky and his son. It was discovered that Yagoda's two Moscow apartments and his dacha contained 3,904 pornographic photos, 11 pornographic films, 165 pornographic pipes, one dildo, and the two bullets that killed Zinoviev and Kamenev.[23] Yezhov took over the apartments. He had spent four million rubles decorating his three homes, boasting that his garden had "2,000 orchids and roses."[24]
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Why were the Jesuits expelled so many times?
It was formed in 1540 but has been expelled from over 80 countries.
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>>2725913
Too OP
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>>2725913
Citation needed
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Irrational anti jesuitism
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Who else here go to a university that's /his/-tier? Don't bother posting if it's not older than at LEAST 1775.
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>1775
>Old
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Can you explain why being old adds value to going to that university?
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>>2725900
>he asked on the history board
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What the fuck was his problem?
No really, how does nobody see that the colonies were completely unreasonable?
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>>2725856
Literally did nothing wrong.
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>>2725857
This. Fuck the Brits.
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>>2725869
The Brits were the ones that literally did nothing wrong.
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A Foreshadow of Our Society? 2017-04-28 05:01:18 Post No.2725851
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A Foreshadow of Our Society?
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TL;DR my friend made a post about Aaron Russo's documentary and he wants to create a society where we remove money and focus on people helping people for the benefit of our species. This is the video link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGAaPjqdbgQ
Thoughts?
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>>2725851
Utopian idiocy
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Human greed is simply what happens. Some people are so adjusted to the hierarchical food-chain that they'll always want 'more' than fight for the social good.
Personally, i'll stand behind it, but i know that on the larger scale of things this doesn't work that easily unless we can change the human psychology.
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>>2725867
Hmm...how does one change human psychology?
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Is killing, even in self-defense, a sin? Most religions regard murder as wrong, but does this apply to all circumstances?
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>>2725551
God told the Israelites to go to war with the Canaanites that were occupying the Holy Land, so killing for a good cause isn't a sin in the Abrahamic religions at least.
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>>2725562
In the Orthodox Christian tradition at least, killing, even in self defense, is a sin afaik. So that isn't a universal truth.
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>>2725551
>Is killing, even in self-defense, a sin?
KILLING FOR A NOBLE PURPOSE, EITHER IN RETALIATION, OR IN PREEMPTIVE ACTION, IS NOT A "SIN".
>>2725562
>God told the Israelites...
YOU MEAN "YHWH", OR "SATAN", NOT "GOD".
>... to go to war with the Canaanites that were occupying the Holy Land...
NO; YHWH/SATAN ORDERED THE JEWS TO GENOCIDE THE CANAANITES, ALONG WITH ALL THEIR ANIMALS, NOT TO GO TO WAR WITH THEM, AND NOT BECAUSE THEY WERE OCCUPYING "THE HOLY LAND", BUT BECAUSE THE LAND COMPRISED BY CANAAN WAS A GEOGRAPHICALLY STRATEGIC ZONE.
>... so killing for a good cause isn't a sin in the Abrahamic religions at least.
HOW WAS THE GENOCIDE OF THE CANAANITES A "GOOD CAUSE", ACCORDING TO YOU?
IF BY "GOOD CAUSE" YOU MEAN A PURPOSE EXPEDIENT FOR JEWS, AND IF BY "ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS" YOU MEAN "JUDAISM", OR "JEWRY", OR "ZIONISM", THEN YOUR STATEMENT WOULD MAKE SENSE.
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Why do British people hate catholics so much and why do British culture have an inherent hatred and discrimination of this?
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Of course it's absurd. They must marry muslims instead.
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>>2725534
Wat
Is "Diana was a Muslim" the new conspiracy theory?
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Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs depict slaves as black
Ancient texts state that Hebrews were slaves in Egypt
The original Hebrews were black, not Ashkenazi converts that originated in Khazar.
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>>2725431
There is a logical fallacy in your statement.
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>>2725431
So that's why the Jews in Hollywood are pushing Negro culture!
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You're actually retarded. The Niggers were from Kush, and Nubia. The Israelites would have looked very similar then as they do now. Read a book.
Anonymous
I'm studying Christian history, tell me if this is accurate 2017-04-28 03:01:20 Post No.2725426
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I'm studying Christian history, tell me if this is accurate
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>30 AD: Jesus goes to Rome and establishes Church there
>Every single Christian in the world agrees on doctrine
>There are no doctrinal disputes at all, and nobody is ever wrong about Christian beliefs
>All are subservient to the great and holy pope, the successor of Peter
>Every single person is a mighty crusader willing to die for Christ. Deus vult? Deus vult.
>1500 AD: Erasmus, Martin Luther, and King James decide to destroy Christianity
>Write the King James Bible, and establish the Baptist Church
>Remove seven books from the scripture, these seven books contain the doctrines of Mary as mediatrix, purgatory, praying to saints, papal infallibility, and works-based-salvation. Without those seven books, those doctrines aren't in the Bible
>Poor people start to read Bible
>Infinite denominations come to exist
>All different in doctrine, but they are all KJV onlyist Lutheran charismatics.
>Christendom destroyed
>Jesus wept
>Satan laughed
Did I forget anything?
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You forgot about ... 3 or so schisms, depending on what you consider them to be. Several weird ass cults split off early on, Orthodox split off in the 11th century, then you have the Paulicians, Apostalians, Miasphites, Monophites, etc etc.
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>>2725426
You forgot someone very important.
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>>2725439
Not to mention the Hussites.
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Was he a crook?
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https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1994/07/he-was-a-crook/308699/
Allow me to show you one of my favorite pieces of writing.
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>>2725340
By politician standards not really.
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The Jews hated him for his antisemitism and spent alot of press trying to ruin his image, which worked.
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Japanese morality in World War II 2017-04-28 02:28:52 Post No.2725305
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Japanese morality in World War II
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Majority of the war crimes were perpetrated by reservists. Similar to other factions like the United States, Germany and notoriously the Soviets.
Notorious events like the Nanjing massacre were committed by reservists and officers that were defying orders such as Prince Asaka who overruled General Iwane Matsui's orders, commander of overall Japanese forces in China. Up to then, Iwane Matsui had personally written and distributed books on proper procedure of humane treatment of Chinese civilians and combatants. Iwane Matsui himself loved Chinese history and culture from youth. He also forked out money from his own pocket to set aside refugee camps for Chinese civilians. In the end, Iwane Matsui was executed by the Allied tribunal for being responsible for the Nanjing massacre and Prince Asaka was let off due to royal connections.
Other regional generals like Tomoyuki Yamashita also made it a point among his troops that even looting would be severely punished. After the Alexander Hospital massacre, he made his way down to the hospital to personally apologise to the victims. Army general Tomoyuki Yamashita was executed at the end of the war for crimes that navy troops committed in Philippines, troops that he had no direct command of.
Unit731 was brutal but up to then, human experimentation was a fairly new venture and there were few laws to regulate it. Almost every major faction at that time had human experimentation of their own, including the US's Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment. the US also chose not to prosecute members of Unit731 in exchange for data collected over the course of their experimentation.
Imperial Japan was in many ways like the British Empire where it was bureaucratically messy but defined by great people who characterised and shaped the empire. It's easy to cherrypick especially men with overzealous nationalistic ambitions but there were also many good men within that empire.
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>>2725305
Just like the British, they should be punished more. Both countries should not get away with their crimes.
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>>2725331
>sons should pay for the sins of their fathers
Thats some North Korea tier shit right there anon.
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>>2725305
I feel not just Japan but a lot of countries which had empires and a lot of power in the past prefer not to look into the bad aspects of that time because it's viewed as when they ruled the world and were greats. Germany is probably the biggest exception to this though.
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Who wore the title of Caesar better?
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This guy
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>>2725342
WUZ