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>>2469339

>What is his power

Pestilence

>How is it applied to people?

Algerian twink genocide

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>>2469339
power is legislative, executive and judicial. at least liberals claim this.

Power is when your will is forced onto others

You forgot Ibero-Slavs
Spaniards, Portuguese

Med Slavs
Greek, Italians

Anglo Slavs
Kiwis, burgers, strayas

Slavs were once a tight-knit ethnic group who spoke a sole language (Proto-Slavic), but during the Late Antiquity period they began splitting and settling different parts of Central and Eastern Europe, mixing with the local populations wherever they went (Celts, Illyrians, Germanics, Daco-Thracians, Finno-Ugrics, etc).

Just like the fact that Spaniards or Romanians aren't genetically Central Italian folk doesn't mean that ancient Italic/Latin speakers were not an ethnic group.

>>2469294
>>>/int/

I presume it is because Austria(-Hungary) developed into a prominent European power and Vienna became one of the cultural centers of Europe.

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>>2469266
3 words: Great Turkish War.

Basically following the failed Ottoman attempt to conquer Vienna in 1689 or something, the Holy Roman Empire gathered a bunch of Catholic buddies and struck back at the Ottoman Empire, taking Hungary and other parts of Central/Eastern Europe away from them. This occured in the 1690s-first decade of th 1700s.

Many Eastern European military personnel distinguished themselves in that war, and the fashion was just plainly exotic for the 18th century cunts.

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>>2469578
this.

also the bicorn/tricorn hats were cheap to have only when wet or cold the rain (according to the french at least) would collect and run down your ears making it very uncomfortable and the shakos aparently had better weather protection and made it easy to spot friends/foes in the thick smoke. Same goes for intricate uniform decorations.

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He was right about everything but masturbation.

pls no weebs

>>2469256

Don't buy the lousy kikepsych narrative

He had some autistic behaviors that may or may not have had some operational similarity to more, or more than more, and so on autistic behaviors. Because of volatility and the assumption of concealed variables, people ought to be judged idiosyncratically with probability first in mind.

t. autist

>>2469170
Kills the cunt and prevent that shit religion to ruin big parts of the world :)))

>>2469170
*gets on my camel and joins you*

>>2468735
>trans-alpine
no such thing

I'm actually alpinequeer

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>>2468735

From each according to his ability to each according to his need.

If there was love in the friendship you wouldn't need to ask these questions. Of Aristotle's three types of friendship only the highest type regards a friend as an end in itself. Friends for the purpose of mutual business and friends for the purpose of entertainment are means to those ends. If your friend is not useful to you depart from it, unless of course you care about him.

>>2468744
>If your friend is not useful to you depart from it, unless of course you care about him.
So in the OP example if both friends care about each other then they should not depart from the relationship from your perspective. Since they shouldn't depart, should they raise or lower expectations to make the friendship work?

>that smell of cigarettes/cologne/b.o from showering once a week

>>2468731
I was going to say something about the symbolic arc of the ball and the brief fleeting moment of American optimism it represents in the context of characters who would soon be bathed in tragedy, but yeah pre-ac world was pretty nasty.

We all know LBJ smelled like ball cheese but Kennedy probably wasn't great either.

People showered regularly you chucklefucks basic hygiene didn't begin with the 90s with your generation. Christ why is this board always so fuckig dumb?

que

>& humanities strikes again

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>>2468438

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>Be me, French soldier in 1914
>Drinking coffee with a postman in some village
>Young girl enter the house yelling "Prussians are coming"
>A bunch of German horsemen are raiding the village
>Tell them they're under arrest
>Their autistic officer shoots me
>My comrades kill him
>Other German horsemen try to escape but are soon captured
>I stumble back to the house and die few minutes later
>All this a day before Germany and France were officially at war

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skirmish_at_Joncherey

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>>2468488
>Their autistic officer shoots me
my sides
mfw

>>2468305
Google is never wrong. So I strongly agree

Where's 'dolf

>>2468496
Not there.He obviously did something wrong

>>2468235
stop shilling this gay shit nobody wants to join your autismcraft server

>>2468235
Sounds cool

these threads always make me want to play cause it seems fun but then i remember i cant because im too autistic

plc will dominate xDD

>>2468222
Spain sucks ass don't play as them.

>>2468189
I hear a lot of Christians liking to hijack the religion to promote racism or war or death or any number of other things diametrically opposed to it. Really, as far as I can tell, it's because most of them don't realize they can hold personal opinions independent of religion, even if that makes them opposed to their religion. So instead of trying to reconcile the fact that they're going against Christ, they attempt to spin, contort, and twist Christian beliefs to impose their own beliefs on top of it.

Instead of analyzing their faith and their own beliefs and making a decision to follow one or the other, the person instead pretends their faiths completely back up their personal beliefs and that everyone else is doing it wrong.

>>2469716
A lot of that also seems to come from the base notion that individuals are fully capable of interpreting God's word for themselves by reading the Bible, despite not having any background in basic Israeli culture, Roman culture, ancient history, language, etc. and not making any attempt to familiarize themselves with change in interpretation of scriptures over time.

So people end up divining truth by pulling verses out of context, citing old testament legal jargon as the words of Jesus, getting metaphors and parables entirely wrong, etc. as well as attacking other schools of religious thought without even making an effort to follow the original lines of thought that led to that stance.

This is not to say that only theologians/"cultured" people should dictate the truth to the unwashed masses, but there is a serious lack of respect taught for the Bible and how you should read from it

>it's not a religion, it's a relationship.

>>2468134
been listening to the history on fire podcast recently?

>Timothy Dexter was born in Malden, Massachusetts. He had little schooling and worked as a farm laborer at the age of 8.[1] When he was 16, he became an apprentice to a leather-dresser.[2] In 1769, he moved to Newburyport, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth Frothingham, a rich widow, and bought a mansion. Some of his social contemporaries considered him unintelligent. Many of them gave him bad business advice to discredit him and make him lose his fortune.

>Because he was largely uneducated, his business sense was considered peculiar. He was inspired to send warming pans (used to heat sheets in the cold New England winters) for sale to the West Indies, a tropical area. His captain sold them as ladles for the local molasses industry and made a good profit.[3] Next, Dexter sent wool mittens to the same place, where Asian merchants bought them for export to Siberia.[1]

>People jokingly told him to "ship coal to Newcastle". He did so during a miners' strike at the time, and his cargo was sold at a premium.[4][5]

>At another time, practical jokers told him he could make money shipping gloves to the South Sea Islands. His ships arrived there in time to sell the gloves to Portuguese boats on their way to China.[4]

>He exported Bibles to the East Indies and stray cats to Caribbean islands and again made a profit; eastern missionaries were in need of the Bibles and the Caribbean welcomed a solution to rat infestation.[1] He also hoarded whalebone by mistake, but ended up selling them profitably as a support material for corsets.[1]

>>2469383
>Members of the New England high society rarely socialized with him. Dexter decided to buy a huge house in Newburyport from Nathaniel Tracy, a local socialite, and tried to emulate them.[1] His relationships with his wife, daughter, and son also suffered. This became evident when he started telling visitors that his wife had died (despite the fact that she was still alive) and that the woman who frequented the building was simply her ghost.[1] In one notable episode, Dexter faked his own death to see how people would react. About 3,000 people attended Dexter's mock wake. Dexter did not see his wife cry, and after he revealed the hoax, he caned her for not grieving enough.[6]

>Dexter also bought an estate in Chester, New Hampshire. He decorated his house in Newburyport with minarets, a golden eagle on the top of the cupola, a mausoleum for himself and a garden of 40 wooden statues of famous men, including George Washington, William Pitt, Napoleon Bonaparte, Thomas Jefferson, and himself. It had the inscription, "I am the first in the East, the first in the West, and the greatest philosopher in the Western World".

Literally the luckiest fuck of all time. /ourguy/ material