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We're never going back to this, are we.
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>>3323770
No, thanks to the relentless marketing of those evil bastards at Kmart we're never going back to the good old days of dressing boys up in girl's clothes.
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>>3323776
fpbp
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>>3323770
that kid's jacket is pretty /fa/
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Is it normal to remember a your start of existence very well?
The one I clearly remember was when thing started to exist as I was heading home. It felt neutral for me to head home, but when I got there it looked as if I never been there before. The familiar feeling was there and I enter without a worry.
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>>3323738
Op, it isn't normal. you either have UberMemory or you got blazed. (If so hit me with that shit.)
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My earliest memories go back to about age 1 and a half, which is apparently quite unusual.
My dad had swore and i kept repeating it and my mum told me off but i kept on swearing so she sprayed me with the water hose.
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I remember fully opening an already opened door and letting my mom's dog outside and it running away. I was 1.
I also remember my first nightmare. It was this weird gecko-like creature that rapidly changed colors. Think like a kaleidoscope but instead of fractals, there were a lot of gradients throughout the body. That was the entire content of the dream, but for some reason it was scary and I crawled into bed with my parents. I was probably 3.
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What is the opinion on the Empire of Japan? Beside being the best empire beside the other best empire (third reich).
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>>3323705
g8 b8
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>>3323705
Shit empire, Serbia did it better.
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>>3323715
>Microscopic shit tier empire that got T U R K E D within 100 years of its founding.
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Did this happen among ancient people?
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>>3323590
literally the jews
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>>3323917
Throwing yourself off a cliff to avoid a slow and painful death =! drinking the flavor-aid
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>>3323922
There was no kool aid to drink for the ancient people
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What happened in 1910? 2017-09-02 08:50:28 Post No.3323528
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That's 1911 and if you look at the table below this graph you can see that it is just random noise in a year with very few births but very many deaths. Both number are not abnormal though, birth are just 8k below 1912 and deaths are even below 1907.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_France
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Im a historian for a Brasilian University. Im doing a paper called "The definition of Holocaust" and I will focus on the denial of the Armenian Genocide by the Turkish Empire and its repercussions in the world today. I would love to see you people opinions about it, I know it is still a hot topic and many people think that it wasant a Genocide and thats the entire point I try to make. Tell me what you think about it, do you think it was a Genocide ? Yes ? No ? Why ?
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>>3323509
>asking for help on 4chan
>the state of brazilian academia
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>>3323509
I bet if turks were all blonde,blue eyed and christians then no one would give a shit they would even side with the turks. Its only considered a genocide because people are butthurt about turks.
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>>3323593
>this is what /pol/acks believe
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Was IS-7 the most powerful tank of WW2? 2017-09-02 10:20:09 Post No.3323677
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Was IS-7 the most powerful tank of WW2?
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>>3323677
No, obviously this.
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>>3323677
>WWII
retard
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>>3323951
first were made in early 1945
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Why do so many people keep recommending this grunting, nihilistic idiot? He makes some cogent, but rather unoriginal and vague predictions about the future of western society, and generally seemed to dumb down worldwide human experience to a point where some of the histories he notes are barely representative of who he's actually talking about (he memes about how China hasn't changed in any way since 200AD, for instance).
He also generally comes across as a warmonger who thinks it was a good thing for the "Prussian spirit" that WWI began and for the Prussian people to be semi-regularly engaged in war, as Germans are a naturally warlike people, by his reckoning. But then, when Germany actually loses a war (which it's bound to do, eventually), he gets all grumpy and nihilistic again, apparently surprised that Germans bleed just the same as everyone else and are actually capable of losing things. His racialism in general is rather inconsistent, as he believes some of society's greatest civilizations to be independent constructs, with little to no influence stemming from great civilization to great civilization after a rise and a fall. But even after admitting that he believes ancient civilizations to be barely connected, he then implies that the German people are unique, in that they're eventually destined to wipe out other peoples and rule supreme, with the fall of German civilization being somewhere in the "murky darkness." In some ways it almost comes across as though he believes Germans could permanently stave off whatever eventual future will befall their civilization, which makes sense, as he started to view Hitler as a false God (but only after voting for him). There's an element of highly naive utopianism to him, which is of course common throughout socialism as a whole, whether it's "Prussian socialism" or otherwise (as much as I'm sure he'd disagree, what with his dislike of Marx).
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1590
>they exchanged ceremonial gifts and delivered King Seonjo's letter to Hideyoshi.
>Hideyoshi mistakenly assumed that the Koreans had come to pay a tributary homage to Japan.
>In the end, the Korean ambassadors asked for Hideyoshi to write a reply to the Korean king
>he letter, redrafted as requested by the ambassadors on the ground that it was too discourteous, invited Korea to submit to Japan and join in a war against China.
1594
>Once peace negotiations between China and Japan finally got underway, Chinese negotiators gave the Ming Emperor the mistaken impression that he was about to deal with a minor state that had been subdued by war.
>Furthermore, they conveyed the idea that the Japanese regent, Hideyoshi, was prepared to become his vassal. Under such conditions, the Chinese sought to resolve the issue in their favor by including Japan in their tributary system of foreign relations.
>In Japan, Hideyoshi's negotiators apparently led him to believe that China was suing for peace and was ready to accept him as their emperor.
>Thus, Hideyoshi issued the demands of a victor
1606
>Joseon expanded its conditions and demanded that the Shogun write a formal letter requesting peace, and to extradite the Japanese soldiers who had defiled the Joseon Royal Tombs near Hanseong
>Realizing that the Shogunate would never agree to such a request, Yoshitoshi sent a forged letter and a group of criminals instead;
>the great need to expel the Ming soldiers pushed Joseon into accepting and to send an emissary
What the fuck was wrong with these people
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They were Korean.
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Asians are autistic
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>>3323431
Didn't know Hideyoshi was Korean and he was the biggest autist
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>INB4 JEW! (Remember there is anti Zionism and anti semitism)
A People's History, how you feel?
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>How can he be a globalist of he taught me about Shay's Rebellion when reading it in high school?
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>>3323419
>*if he
>The Second Continental Congress did not have a proper demographic of Representatives
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I'm cool btw, just saying shit to people who should already know
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forget about houston for a minute, this thread is a disaster zone
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Do the ends justify the means if the means had very little influence at all on the ends and the ends would have happened regardless?
Should we acknowledge intentions in atrocities?
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>>3323362
No.
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How long did it take for Japan to forgive America?
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>>3323628
>Protip: They haven't
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>start shit
>get hit
>HURR SIRRY GAIJIN APOROGIZE, REMEMBUR HIRROSHIMA NEVUR FORGET, TENNO HEIKA BANZAI
If anything the Japs should annualy thank the US for deciding to include them among the ranks of civilized nations.
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>>3323628
rape of nanking
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Was it autism?
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no just the jungle fever running wild
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>>3323111
It was suspected he had actual autism.
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What made dubrovnik/republic of ragusa be one of the most advanced maritime republics of the 15th and 16th century
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>>3323622
I would suggest it was the same thing that made Venice much more powerful at around about the same time period - trade from Egypt and Turkey, unhinged plutocracy, and the money that came from it. Italian city-states really began choking down pirates by the start of the 14th century, so trade up the Dalmatian coast became quite lucrative.
I believe the big trade commodities that came from the east at that time were salt and textiles. Venice certainly profiteered off the salt trade.
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They paid tribute directly to the Sultan to maintain his favor over any regional magnate's desire to control the city. In the unlikely event of a siege the Catholic world would rush to support their enclave in the Balkans, an easy task since a city supplied by sea can last a long time. The magnificent walls for such a small city and Ragusa's reputation as astute diplomats are part of this policy.
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Was Menachem Begin a terrorist or a freedom fighter?
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>>3323107
You can be both a terrorist and a freedom fighter, like Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. However, Begin is just a terrorist.
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>>3323915
all freedom fighters are terrorists
but not all terrorists are freedom fighters