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>>2637502
Ayyy lmao, who dis nigga?

>>2637502
Good thing we have anime imageboards nowadays

>>2637502
>Flash my dicky at some girlies
>They start chasing me

Stopped reading and started thinking right there.

>>2637420
Von Neumann

>>2638359
Kek!

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/126916006856/wizard-wars

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>>2638351
Herschel > Von Neumann

>>2637400
>rap is the most popular genre of music
Maybe in Niggertown

>>2637422
No white middleclass people trying to seem cool and hip do it, just look at the popularity of casual sex and twerking

>>2637400
>Was there a Roman equivalent of Compton?

Watching state executions.

>>2637216
Probably about 1947-now
And that's 70 years of street shitting

After the Muslim invasions. India in the 12th and 13th centuries was probably the richest, most advanced region in the world.

>>2637254
*Before

>>2637214
I've heard some countries have central banks that's privately owned. Don't know if there's any truth to it.

>>2637232
Isn't America's C.B. also privately owned?

>>2637232
gli usa

>>2636901
That the prophecy be fulfilled

He did so that senpai would notice him

>>2636903
this. the gospel of judas makes the most sense out of any of the gospels

>>2636877
Stone age

>>2636877
Rome, the republican government was really interesting, as was their military.

Samurai history.

Like samurai, the similarities to Europe are interesting as well as the differences

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Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates. I find interesting how Arabs began securing the formidable conquests of the Rashidun period while continuing expanding and how they slowly established an administration, the cities they founded, how they set up an international trade network, their assimilation of Greek philosophy, etc.

As somebody who recently learned of the praise hitler and the german soldiers received in ukraine following it's occupation, I'm interested to see what 4chan has to say about what came of the danish conflict

>>2636799
9th April is of great significance for modern Danish politics, it forever broke the consensus of a being a neutral country and broke the appeasement policy that was the official foreign policy since 1867, and was one of the primary reasons Denmark ended up joining NATO. In the words of Hans Hedtoft Prime minister from 1947 to 1950 "Never again a 9th of april"

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>>2636779
>my grandfather died by the occuption of Denmark
>he was part of the german forces
>his unit was occupying copenhagen
>when they arrived the unit confiscated a hotel and used it as base
>everything was peaceful
>in the evening they decided to have a meal
>they told the danish to make them some food
>they brought the soldiers wine, beer and smorrebrod with salmon
>they didn't know that the owner who was orderd to make the food was jewish so he tryed to assassinate the troop by serving them way to dry smorrebrod without radish
>my grandfather tryed to eat it and choked to death
>the guy who made the food was directly shoot because he was obviously a jew and the hotel was burned down
>the rest of the troop survived through the brave sacrifice of my grandpa
>true hero of war
>never forget

>>2636754
Being turkish is about culture though everyone within anatolia is a turk from my point of view you can compare it a bit with being american for example.
Also we might be descended from a shitload of different peoples but we are all turk and so turkic and that is what matters.
Aside from that you might be right but there is a huge ottomans vs byzantines idea where all the turks cliam to be ottomans and all the greeks claim to be byzantines when we all sort of might be both.

>>2636754
You're forgetting that Turkey is the most disgustingly over the top nationalist country in the world.

t. someone who travelled it for several months.

>>2636754
>multicultural
Welp, theres your problem right there.

>>2636718
Lincoln went to war to keep the United States United. How is he the worst US President?

>>2636720
Completely disregarded the fucking law

>>2636712
Depends on what you want your president to do. I mean some could legitimately say Lincoln and FDR were autocratic, but I believe that was necessary at the time to stop the country from falling appart

>>2636661
No. Bayonet charges were not conducted at a walk. And they'd usually be done on formations that for one reason or another weren't in the best shape. You didn't have them just slowly walking forward, taking shots, just to close for the sake of closing. Most line infantry combat happened at more or less the maximum range of the muskets employed.

>>2636661
No, you'd run and it wouldn't just be 'at anything', you'd make a tactical choice to press the attack upon a weak position so that you can break the enemy line and really ruin their day.

>>2636661
You could say the same about any era of combat.

>>2636482
>The third is Marxism
No. Socialism, possibly, but not all forms of socialism are Marxist """scientific""" socialism, specially at the time. Anyway what you're looking for here is Catholic social teaching. Search for Rerum novarum. In this encyclical Pope Leo XIII sought the address the labor issue and the excesses of both capitalism and socialism, and how it would be desirable that labor unions worked, not against, but with the factory owners, and were more like the medieval guilds, organized around trades and professions, not social classes, essentially laying the foundations of fascist corporatism.

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>>2636482
the birth of the ideology of the nation state is really the root cause, fascism is just the far extreme of the nation state
it brought national identity above aligning yourself with a royal family, and this nationalist sentiment was used to consolidate power into authoritarian governments

>>2636546
That sounds like the typical Frankfurt School analysis/critique of Enlightenment. It's kind of far-fetched, a bit doubtful for such scale of analysis.

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John Quincy Adams approved an expedition to the center of the earth. Senate rejected it

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James Buchanan was a raging faggot and was getting pounded in the ass by William Rufus King.

>>2636648
He's got that cute old man boipucci thing goin on

Every single African, Middle Eastern and Indian poster on /his/ is highly ethnocentric and racist and they spout autistic all day long about how their people are somehow special.

In my view Europeans have a tendency to be more reasonable and introspective.

Anti-whites are in a way the ultimate white supremacists, because they view the other races as having no agency and completely depending on white tolerance and benevolence to make it.

Well, Eurocentrism is a rather vague term, at least in the sense you seem to be using it.

In a historical context, or a history of ideas context, it seems sensible to broaden the scope of investigation.
Sometimes, actions in another part of the world can have effects in Europe.

It is kind of funny to me to see the question phrased this way too, because you seem to be ignoring entirely China when you are implying universalism is a distinctly European way of seeing things.

>>2636192
>expands the kingdom
Wow so unique, I also like to tip hats and fuck boys

>>2636192
All Normans can burn in Hell.

>>2636192
>Treats the church like the money hoarding scam that it is
>the money hoarding scam that it is
This objectively true statement will trigger Catholics