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>>2658307
See a psychologist, my friend. Anhedonia and depressed affect could be early signs of schizophrenia (or depression, like 99 percent of 4chan).

>>2658307
Get someone to sell you their soul.

>>2658307
It might be autism

When I walk through the hills of Hercegovina I can feel the power of my ancestors flowing through me and I never want to return to California again.

>>2658279
When will this meme die?

Never leaving my home country for good tbqh

>>2658256

Scientific terms, same as the Greek.

>>2658270
Dumbass. 15% of everyday language is Latin. Read the pic.

>>2658256
from the normans

read this https://aeon.co/essays/why-is-english-so-weirdly-different-from-other-languages

>>2658233
Because western nations actually have a culture other than "worship muh empiru"

China has always been called China.

>>2658262
But that's wrong though.

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Ulysses S. Grant-my-sexual-wishes

>>2658158
Ever look into a picture, staring at the face in it, and find that the person is frightening?

Something about this man seems like he would have no issues fighting another man to the death.

>>2658158
Is that Luigi "shoot my men until the war's over, then" Cadorna?
Luigi "leave no man alive, not even yourself" Cadorna?
Luigi "bloody foam all the way to Rome" Cadorna?
Luigi "flee and I'll take your life for free" Cadorna?
Luigi "Eleven times more into the breach, lads" Cadorna?
Luigi "My strategy ignores artillery" Cadorna?
Luigi "Supply my troops and I'll court martial your group" Cadorna?
Luigi "You call this dull? Look at all those Italian skulls!" Cadorna?
Luigi "More bodies for the Isonzo, Bonzo" Cadorna?
Luigi "Viscera? Que sera, sera" Cadorna?

>>2658158
He was a psychopath

>Do we know when marriage and long-term partnerships started becoming a norm?
Not for certain. That kind of thing is pretty much impossible to figure out.

>Were rape and hookups by the local Alpha Males a constant thing until Abrahamic religions in the west/central and Hinduism/buddhism in the east?
Probably not. Ethnographic studies of hunter-gather groups have shown that monogamous relationships are pretty common in those kinds of societies.

>>2658139
Well your pic related as noted to be largely monogamous with the exception of kings and the like.

>>2658226
PS, in they are Germans. Didn't notice the sword.

>>2658028
Just because they lumped them in with NBC, nuclear biological and chemical.

Chemical is the baby brother of those three; really nobody wants to see nukes go off.

Nukes are bad, mkay?

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>>2658032
chemical weapons were banned in warfare before nuclear bombs existed.

>>2658028

>What are the historical reasons for banning chemical weapons use internationally?
Because chemical weapons are of severely limited use for anything other than terror purposes. They're only really more effective than conventional things at attacking a group of people who are enclosed somewhere, otherwise you're probably better off with just a bomb or a bunch of bullets. States don't really approve of that sort of thing, so they try to outlaw chemical weapons.

>If chemical weapons weren't internationally banned then those smaller powers would be more of a threat to the large powers. Is that accurate?
No, it is not accurate. No chemical weapon yet known is great at facing people who are in the open, spread out, and have gas masks. They'd be all but useless in conventional war against a great power, outside maybe one or two time surprise value if they weren't prepared against such.

Somalia

>>2658011
Paris Commune, Revolutionary Catalonia, countless examples too many to name.

Mongolia

It's supposed to depict the face the warrior's enemy is going to make when the shield's bearer assrapes them.

>I've recently been studying Ancient Greece antiquity
>I have been browsing wiki articles

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>It's almost always a bearded man's face with his tongue sticking out.
no

The Balkans are no place for a knight. Sorry.

he kept his head about him

yдpии

>>2657736
Mixed bag. They obviously beat the White Army, but they still had a lot of officers who didn't trust tanks and wanted to use lots of cavalry charges.

Also, it seems like (I don't know this for a fact) that they were over-extended when they got to Warsaw.

Video related.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Po726aS_h7w

>>2657736
No.

The Red Army almost rolled over Poland, mind you. They just got memed on at Warsaw so badly I'm not even sure how they fucked up so hard.

nobody wants to revel in the equatorial races being btfo?

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Not so fast nord cuck

This is said to be an actual portrait of the buddha.

>blue eyes not found

You can stop we wuzing now.

>>2657719
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_characteristics_of_the_Buddha

>Long, slender fingers
>Toes and fingers finely webbed
>Hands reaching below the knees
>Height and stretch of arms equal
>Well-retracted male organ
>Soft, smooth skin

That's some ayylmao shit right there boy.

>>2657701
Same ancestors, then got different by language and living style. Mongols went east, Turks a little west. To the Altaic mountains.

Khan coming from Turkish word "Kagan" and stuff like that. Turks were more dominant until collapse of their great khanates, and most of them migrated to western lands. mongols took the power but kept Turkish monarch and military traditions. Not very different btw but you can see the difference clearly.

>The ruler of the Xiongnu was called the Chanyu later refined by Rouran as "Khan"
>The Yenisei Kirghiz Khagans claimed descent from Xiongnu (Chinese Li Ling + daughter of the Xiongnu Khan)
>Xiongnu are Mongoloids
>Xiongnu used Chanyu/Khanyu title synonymous with Khan
>it is suggested that Indo-European Wusun used the royal title "Kunmi"
>Beckwith specifically suggests an Indo-Aryan etymology of the title Kunmi
>IE word Kunmi possibly the root for Khan
>Hun = Khan = Hunnu = Xiongnu = Hunya = Chanyu = Kunmi (similar shit)

>Huns were in fact descendants of the Northern Xiongnu who migrated westward

>the title “Khan“ was original to the Rourans
>The region experienced a Mongolification and was eventually occupied predominantly by peoples showing Mongoloid features, known from their skeletal remains and artifacts

tl;dr Scythians transferred their technology/skills/culture to Mongoloids and then got erased by them

>>2659731
Why did scythians even do that?

historically speaking, it's the society that forms the ethnic group, as ethnic groups aren't defined genetically but culturally or lingustically

>>2657687
Do you think slaves integrated more easily in ancient times because most people were pagan worshipers and were form a close geographical area so looked at least somewhat similar?

Just because you can breakdown ethnicities to specific regional tribes doesn't mean it doesn't real.