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>>2576884
If you are specifically wondering if it is "acceptable", then just accept a policy and stick to it, its as easy as that.

>>2576891
I havent really decided yet; I wish to value the pros and cons. We're also debating this topic next week, so I would like to prepare myself as much as I can, and a lot of people on this board have a very reflected view on multiple subjects.

> Theirfather figure will be gone, and the kids might grow up with hatred againt the justice system.
>The psychological strain might be too much to handle for the kids and their mother.

These arguments are not against death penalty, but against any kind of severe penalty.
Twenty years in prison will also have dire side effects.

The question of whether punishment is legitimate in principle is valid, though.
Instead of putting so much importance on the penal system, we could very well start to treat killings and other hurtful actions not as crimes but as risks, and work on their causes to reduce their frequency, and on their consequences to alleviate the damages done.
Like we do with disease and accidents.


But that's not the question you've been asked.

that's fuckig gay lol

>>2576805
I am not a weeb, I just like flags, and the Navy.

>>2576805
Are you a homophobe, what is your problem with gays?

The bodyguards went 'fuck we're out of a job', then found Cali's uncle, made him Emperor, continued to get loads of dosh.

>>2576772
it wasnt a republic anymore, and to make one would be a regression, which God did not allow until quite recently in formerly roman lands to a degree

>>2576772
Because they didn't want it. The Civil War and Augustus made it obvious that kowtowing to the Julio-Claudians was a lot easier, not to mention safer, then attempting to run the government. Tiberius offered power to the Senate but they wouldn't take it, he lost all hope in the Senatorial class and spent the rest of his reign degrading them by prostituting their children and raising Sejanus to power unprecedented for a equestrian. By the time Caligulia came to power, the Senate's will was broken and wouldn't be a force to be reckoned with until the Flavian Emperors.

>swedish contribution to /his/ is daily shilling for irrelevant kings

>>2576753
>"...secure protestantisms future in mainland Europe"
Can't you read?

>smalldicksyndrome

>>2576683

they were originally from central or northern europe. Later waves of similar migration would be the visigoths

>>2576683
Libya was just the land that was East of the Nile and started in Siwa. The phenotypical variation of Libyans was broad and these archetypal visuals of regional people was just meant to reinforce "us" vs "them".

They included Tehenu, the Ribu, the Nasamons, the Garamantes, etc. From Siwa to Fezzan but they were a complicated and complex category.

"Berber" is a useless word because that does not encapsulate a people along racial or ethnic boundaries. Especially given the fact that the very name is a statement of Nubian origin still used by Egyptians and also historically to Somalia

>>2577171
Cool irrelevant bullshit bro

>>2576656
praetorians and teutonic order are a meme.

>>2576656
Keshiks

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praetorians were glorified bodyguards that got cut to pieces when facing experienced legionaries

and varangians were decent infantry whose main merit was being personally responsible to the emperor paying them as opposed to being from a landed aristocratic family with loyalties that often put them at odds with their commander/emperor

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>>2576638
Not sure about what the question actually says but different families/monarchies have different rules of succession
Pic Related the only relevant coat of arms

Whats with the 6 pointed star?

Wat

>>2576546
Agreed. Fuck knowledge!

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>>2576558

>Agreed. Fuck knowledge!
T. Leftypol SJW

Just skip the parts pandering to women.

>>2576496
>Strangers would call him “scum”.
What the fuck is wrong with Britain. You do that here, you're liable to get the guy's trash can thrown at you, and rightly so.

>>2576597

I would have the binman who did that to me prosecuted for assault and fired.

>>2576601
Everyone always says that, almost noone ever follows up.
Even if you can find out who the guy was, are you really going to bother going through with a prosecution? Nah mate, you ain't. Besides, it's most likely just your word against his. Short of the can having injured you, he'll just say you tripped on some trash and now you're trying to get a paycheck with a bullshit suit.

yea sadly
what happened to ppl with vision, morals and strong beliefs in what they are doing is right

>inb4 hitler

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>yfw when you realise """"politics"""" is just people gossiping, rallying, shaming and advancing various pseudosciences
>yfw when people finally realise that all we have to do to combat this we have to require by law that people eliminate all deceit, error, bias and wishful thinking from their speech

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>tfw my students treat politics like its a sport
>tfw my students throw the word "politics" into everything without knowing what it really means
>tfw my students refer to normal day to day human relations as "politics"
Fuck me in the ass

Nazi Germany and Hitler are pretty overlooked

Honestly i feel like the Muslims are the underdogs of history.

Literally given the worst place to work with, yet these bare footed sheepherders managed to not just topple one, not two, and not three, but four major world powers of their time despite being -almost- always over numbered and having poorer equipment.

>>2576177
The 19th century.

>ranking Germans over the Roman state
>ranking turks over the Roman state
>ranking slavs over the Roman state

It's like you're not even a Romanboo

>>2576185
No, I didn't rank them over the LATIN successor of Rome. I ranked them over the Greek one.

>>2576169
>no finland

>>2576088
Lel id change some of the wording and put something in between the last 2, but it's basically correct. A well planned and responsibly executed entheogenic experience combined with reading is probably the best way to accelerate this process. I have a handful of experiences that helped propel me past some of those traps (ie: reddit atheism) in a matter of days or weeks.

I've certainly tasted the last "tier" but have since regressed. It's also kind of a paradox because claiming "dude I'm so enlightened lmao" is itself a common ego-trap many fall into.

>>2576088
Level 5 seems comfy.

Hahaha awesome. Well nietsche came to the last tier, but he was stuck in it. Did that make him mad? Besides the chemical reactions in his brain, accumulated over a lifetime?

Clearly there wouldn't be sucessive nations if that were the case, dimwit, there would be no new nations left to succeed to first one.

>>2576085
And there aren't any. When you read medieval travel journals, you read about huge cultural differences within France, Italy, Germany, Spain etc., but just try and imagine France getting split up in different nations. Its impossible, because now, France is only one nation.

>>2576080
I think its more that regional cultures were integrated and tolerated making it a patchwork of co-operating sub cultures.

>>2576004
>What the fuck was Athens' problem?
Alcibiades

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>>2576004
*blocks your democracy*

>>2576004
They invaded Sicily the middle of the thirty years peace. It was stupid as fuck because invading Scily, even to help "muh Ionians" immediately broke the peace and forced them to fight the Spartans on two fronts while trying to control their own empire.