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>>2712959
Islam will accept anyone, you dumbfuck.

>>2712959
Conversion to Islam was slow to begin with but became more common as its reach increased.

Buddhism spread partly because it appealed to merchants, and its often been acceptable to continue your other religious practices while adopting Buddhism.

Judaism has accepted converts throughout its history, but the process is much more prolonged than in Islam or Buddhism.

Please fucking kill yourself.

In medieval times if you slept in an inn you'd usually have to share your filthy bed with a bunch of strangers, and they'd all rape you and rape each other and be raped by each other, and nobody gave a shit.

>>2712892
oh boy...

/ourguy/

>>2712892
Based

interesting, go on...

>>2711842
It still would have been a cataclysmic event for them even if the Vikings did fuck off back to Iceland. It's debatable that their greater numbers would've really meant anything though, if the example of the Aztecs who were pretty thoroughly BTFO before the first smallpox epidemic is anything to go by.

It's also entirely possible that there still would've been epidemic diseases introduced to the Americas by the Euros, just different ones, given how much time passed between the Vinland colony being abandoned and Columbus' voyage.

Let it go Pablo.

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tu demens frater?

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>movie/show is about Romans
>no matter what the time period is they wear lorica segmentata
>half the time it's not even proper lorica segmentata it's leather that approximates the shape of it
Special mention goes to the history channel Barbarians Rising series. Which not only has the Romans wearing lorica segmentation during the second fucking Punic War

But has Hannibal wearing a 4th century AD Roman Centurion helmet with a Chi Rho on it

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>>2711036
>t. Yankee
glorified in popular culture?
Rommel.

>>2711036
He's nowhere close to Erwin Rommel. Besides, it's not like the CSA ever had a chance, and you'll notice that the front where Lee was at was the only one where they had any sorts of success at all.

did you know that talking about the south be all racist n shit, and that this image on your harddrive is a symbol of historical oppression?

>>2710917
[Sociology is ] ... the science whose object is to interpret the meaning of social action and thereby give a causal explanation of the way in which the action proceeds and the effects which it produces. By 'action' in this definition is meant the human behaviour when and to the extent the agent or agents see it as subjectively meaningful ... the meaning to which we refer may be either (a) the meaning actually intended either by an individual agent on a particular historical occasion or by a number of agents on an approximate average in a given set of cases, or (b) the meaning attributed to the agent or agents, as types, in a pure type constructed in the abstract. In neither case is the 'meaning' thought of as somehow objectively 'correct' or 'true' by some metaphysical criterion. This is the difference between the empirical sciences of action, such as sociology and history, and any kind of a priori discipline, such as jurisprudence, logic, ethics, or aesthetics whose aim is to extract from their subject-matter 'correct' or 'valid' meaning.

—Max Weber, The Nature of Social Action 1922

>>2710917
How are you even defining scientism? How are you making value judgments?

>>2710929
scientism - the scientific method is the most valuable and/or the only valuable way of learning about the world around us

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>The Spanish and Portuguese languages will always tarnish the reputation of the Romance family

>>2710604
>Poor tier
>East Iranic
The Scythians and Sogdians were amazing.

>>2710604
What about Brithenig :3

>>2710200
Sure. They use literal magic to contact their Omawukieb allies from the Andromeda Galaxy to step in and obliterate the Soviet army with their brain-melting guns.

>>2710200

No.

The soviets had a lot of conscripts and reservists, and were pumping out tanks and munitions like there was no tomorrow.

>>2710212
Not even in 1941?

There's still time.

It was unpopular and enforcement would have been almost impossible.

Most blacks did not want to go back to Africa, they had been living in the US for several generations, only spoke english, were christians and had essentially no connection whatsoever with their ancestral homeland.

>>2709825
The same reason they weren't shipping them back in any great numbers before the war. The whole thing had to be predicated on voluntary emigration or it would stain American prestige even further. The reason they didn't volunteer to go: >>2709841

They have this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_B

>>2709244
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Norse#Texts

>>2709272
Scandinavian wasn't even considered part of Europe you pleb.

What is there to know?

Its a place where a guy kept a bunch of his sex slaves. It sounds cool and foreign and exotic but in practice, as we've seen with the sex slaves ISIS has kept its actually horrific.

>>2708476
Horrific for them
Good for muh dik

>>2708473
>Monarchs have lots of children to secure their bloodline
>members join for status

Not much to red pill one on desu

>>2708350
>Udug-Hul
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utukku
>Ugarit
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugarit
>Fin-de-siecle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fin_de_si%C3%A8cle

>>2708350
How's life treating you, ape?

>>2708394
It'll be treating me better in two and a half weeks.

>>2704532
>Get rid of persia.
Lyl. Some Steppenigger will just take it and set up a Persianate State and meme himself as a Padishah and do it all over again.

>>2704532
>getting rid

Romans have been, at times, genocidal, but never to this extent: they were much more tolerant than that. Their cruelty was usually directed at specific enemies, in the worst case scenario they would have razed certain cities related to certain high calibre members of the Persian establishment.

Rome lacked the manpower and supply chains to conquer and end Persia. Long term colonization could work, but then Finns and other steppeniggers would just swoop down and end all of their progress.

The Romans knew they could only go so far east. Augustus himself said Armenia was Rome's natural Eastern border. Keeping a defensive Eastern Front was really all they could do, and it's why the Romans put up with the Jews autism (can't let the Person's gain access to Mare Nostrum after all!).

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>>2694802