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No.

Fukuyama was right and 9/11 and Islamic terrorists are overblown in the grand scheme of things. Fight me.

>>2664358
Islamic terror is irrelevant but islamic immigration and population boom is not. But that's 25 year rule so this thread shouldn't exist.

Yes

Planes, trains, automobiles, and the internet have changed society forever. Imagine if the printing press, use of horses for transport, and boats were all "invented" within a century or so. Society would evolve incredibly quickly.

In most ways the 18th century is closer to ancient times than it is to today

Go away

And come back when you learn better english

>muh white guilt
>muh apology
>muh tolerance

Daily reminder that Nazi was the cause of all those things

>inb4 that autistic guy comes and spams Hitler's penis

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Gotta be TR.
We desperately need that Bully spirit again.
Can we start a movement?

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>>2664245
Preferably without the White Man's Burden and imperialist stuff.

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You can best judge a man by his enemies. Franklin Delano Roosevelt has left stormniggers, wehraboos, and lolbertarians assblasted to this day

In terms of damage caused, easily the Anglo.

In terms of potential, we will never know, as the Anglo tends to attack the Kraut as much as anyone else.

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Germans by far

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>>2664137
The eternal kraut destroyed Europe at least 3 times. As shifty and beady eyed the Anglo is, it is nothing compared to the Krauts

>>2663870
WE

The gospel of John

>>2663870
Romans did that all the time.

It's be a pain in the ass.

Legitimization is a key aspect of a government. Mesopotamians did it by building temples and stellae, democracies do it by holding elections.

Without a monarchy, a theocracy, or a democracy to provide legitimacy to the power structure, there would be a substantial risk of instability.

And without elections to provide some accountability for abuse of power, the government would likely become less and less interested in the rule of law over time.

>>2663841

NO.

A BUREAUCRATIC GOVERNMENT IS A GOVERNMENT IN DECAY, AND A DISINTEGRATING NATION, THUS, A GOVERNMENT THAT IS A PURE BUREAUCRACY, NECESSARILY ENTAILS A VIRTUALLY NONEXISTENT NATION.

>>2663841
That would be called a corporation.

its just bullshit some guy pulled out of his ass and political beliefs don't exist on a spectrum

>>2663784
It's simplistic and it's stuff we already know.
>Authoritarians are corrupt and torture innocents. I am a genuis!! xdxdxdxd

>>2664188
*authoritarians on both sides

I don't think it can, because capitalism requires fiat curreny

>>2663749
Depends on what you mean by state. It can't exist without some sort of power structure, to enforce sanctity of private property. It also depends on your definitions of capitalism.

>>2663902
It really doesn't, though. Capitalism existed long before fiat currencies.

>>2663902

Then how did capitalism exist before fiat currency?

>>2663593
>I have no idea what I'm talking about, the post.

YOu do realize that bench trials are a thing? Are in fact quite common in civil trials, which are enormously more common than criminal trials? And that even before you get to trial, you have an enormously long and complicated pre-trial setup about what you can and can't bring in trial? Don't let TV fool you, those motions are where the battle is won or lost, 99.9% of all trials are foregone conclusions.

>>2663593

It's a terrible system but it's better than any alternative yet proposed.

>>2663593
Why can jurors let criminals who actually did the crime on camera plead not guilty?

>>2663541
Maybe, can't say for sure

>>2663541

Probably. Gommunism collapsed in Russia largely because of the mis-steps of Gorbachev, it's perfectly possible for Germany (or Russia) to have remained a dictatorship down to the modern day.

they weren't fascist, they were National Socialists.

Almost as bad as calling all radically left-wing governments "gommunis"

idk much about this but i do know the romans kept the system the greeks had going on before them for citizenship so a native egyptian was treated harsher than a greek egyptian
they also had their vision of egypt completely molded by the greeks so
they did see them as an amazing ancient civilization of course

Greeks saw Egypt as a mysterious land full of sages. This is why of many Greek philosophers we have legends about they visiting and learning in Egypt.

I don't know what the Romans thought of ancient Egypt. About the Roman province of Aegyptus, though, we know it was considered as source of food.

>>2663534
They considered Egyptians to be effeminate homo sissies

They were utterly shocked at just how soft and prissy Egyptians were

>>2663387
Anyone who posts this image without knowing the emperor's name should be shot

>>2663405
Isn't it Caracalla

Phillip the arab

>>2663311
ministers who preach calling things that aren't idols idols should be gassed

>>2663332
*tib *tib

>>2663311
Evolution is a fact though. You just look foolish to people who might otherwise take other elements of whatever your message is seriously.

>>2663239
>he thinks the Apostle Mathew wrote the Gospel of Mathew

Top kek m8, you're at least 200 years behind on your theology there!

>he doesn't know Jewish math
Always round up for maximum profit.

>>2663239
>>2663266

>>2663229
Emmet Scott's Mohamed and Charlemagne Revisited

>>2663243
neat

The works of Peter Heather are pretty comprehensive