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>>2624084
>Burning down American infrastructure is a good thing
Anon I...

>>2624093
Not his fault reconstruction failed, and not his job besides that.

Don't start none, won't be none.

>>2624093
Infrastructure aimed at destroying the Union. War is all Hell.

He was tall inough.

>>2624037

R9k looser tier

knowing that he's like 5'4 makes him way less intimidating

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>>2624009
i REALLY like these /his/ topic threads with /COLONIZED/ pictures

doing gods work lad

>>2624009
why would they in the first place?

>>2624009
The war ended before they could get to that. Remember, they only attacked Manchuria on August 9th, less than a full week before Japan's announcement of unconditional surrender (although sporadic fighting had been continuing past that, and also before the surrender itself was signed). And while the Soviets had advanced very quickly and easily, they had not steamrollered over every pocket of resistance, they used the sorts of mobile techniques they had developed in the war in Europe to bypass strongpoints, surround them, and batter them from much stronger positions.


Had the war continued though, it's a near certainty that the Soviets would have poured into "proper" China, and into Korea as well.

>sun rises, wake up
>break back all day
>sun sets, go to bed
>repeat until death

It was a blast

>>2624031
you forgot

>no baths
>bland tasteless boiled vegetables and bread for every meal with no seasoning
>get told every week at church you are going to hell

well fuck

>>2624031
dont forget

>taxes
>to fund the nobles manors and degenerate parties

>church taxes
>to fund the churches cathedrals and degenerate parties

But at least you can sleep soundly at night knowing you are where you belong, even if you are a bit hungry.

>>2623873
Example of the stuff I'm on about. I'm aware there are a few people working on these but they just randomly pop up in threads from time to time.

It would be better if we had one big archive to place all these in. From there we can update/edit them. I also think its important to put them in chronological order.

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>>2623849
so i posted this in another thread, but i refined it into a smaller list here. the problem is i have an original version which is 17 mb but i don't know how to shrink it without the pic becoming illegible

>>2623769

In the artistic conventions of the time, higher status figures are colored lighter than lower status ones.

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>>2623769
yes this is heavily colored. And they weren't washing dicks they were circumcising.

thx /his/

>>2623739
>>>/b/

>>2623739
yes

I know westerners generally believed Hebrew was the original language before modern linguistics was invented but does it actually say that anywhere in the bible?

>>2623717
>Were communist dictatorships an attempt at creating a nation who's rulers were philosophers
No

>>2623717
No, not at all. That has nothing to do with socialism. You could argue they thought of themselves as philosophers.

Marx's vision of communism certainly takes inspiration from the Platonic utopia, as well as being a "materialist" take on both Hegelian idealism and Whig history. Of course, he was also opposed to society having "rulers" per se.

The Leninist take on the "dictatorship of the proletariat" can definitely be tied to the idea of philosopher-kings; the idea that an educated party elite would gradually transition society towards socialism, then communism, before stepping down. We know how that went.

>>2623674
You might have rhymed.

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yes and yes

>>2623674
No, sadly.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamna_culture#Physical_characteristics

>The genetic basis of a number of physical features of the Yamnaya people were ascertained by the ancient DNA study conducted by Haak et al. (2015), Wilde et al.(2014), Mathieson et al. (2015) : they were genetically tall (phenotypic height is determined by both genetics and environmental factors), overwhelmingly dark-eyed (brown), dark-haired and had a skin colour that was moderately light, though somewhat darker than that of the average modern European.[18][5] Surprisingly, given their pastoral lifestyle, there was little evidence of lactase persistence.

This kills the stormfag.

WE WUZ PRIMITIVE COMMUNISTS UNTIL THOSE EVIL ARYANS INVENTED THE PATRIARCHY AND CAPITALISM N SHIIIIEEET

>>2623683
>>>/pol/

>>2623586
It seems hard for China and Russia to have permanent alliances they have such conflicting interests. Only a legitimate existential threat to both of them could keep them United for any extended period of time.

That being said a Sino Soviet Split could be avoided if the Soviet Union were somehow able to take over the communist party of China.

Each had their own interests in mind. Nationhood split them apart.

>>2623586
probably not unless mao wasn't at the helm. dude hated the russians and only begrudgingly respected stalin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQLzz7qorws

>>2623647
And people blame the West for exterminating "culture" like this.

Cannibalism leads to mad cow disease there's a reason consistent non ceremonial cannibalism is almost non existent.

>>2623447
Copernicus

>Finding out the earth is billions of years old
>Finding out that giant lizards ruled the world
>Finding out humans came from other primates
>Finding out that there are billions of planets
>Finding out that germs are tiny creatures that live on everything
>Seeing flying machines for the first time
>Seeing someone go to the moon

>>2623581
The Copernican hypothesis wasn't huge until it actually had supporting evidence, plus it had to be altered by Kepler.

>>2623357
>dude desert your family and community because its just a spook, only you matter right?
but that's not in my self-interest

>>2623393
That would defeat the whole point though because then you could say "but giving my life to God or my country is in my self-interest"

Stirner's book makes for a good read even if you're not drawn to egoism. He has delightful prose. You should give it a show.

All the western ones

Romans, one of the chinese empires, probably the abbasids, ancient egyptians inlcuding old new and middle kingdoms, IDK what else tho

>>2623303
No order:

Roman
Greek
Egyptian
Mesopotamian
Pre-Mongol Islam
British Empire
USA
Western Europe post-fall of Rome
Byzantine
Han Dynasty