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wh*Toid BTFO

how long before "babylonians wuz black n shiet we invented da maths" starts up?

HOW WILL THE EDOMITES RECOVER??????

>>3291588

It's all the Wests fault - their current policies, current capitalist policies, the IMF and their ridiculous terms and loans, the fallout from imperialistic behavior unchecked for centuries and engraving strife in the continents conscious, exploitation all around.

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>>3291588
Can we have an "Africa Hate Thread" the same way we seem to have "Byzantine Hate Thread" and others?

>>3291602
You have to go back to >>/leftypol/

History is a game of domination and considerations of suffering are irrational.

>>3291588
Genetically inferior and would be better off as colonized subjects or left alone in the jungle.

>>3291515
I doubt that God would just randomly be Judas. He had to have a reason.
Why would God betray his only begotten Son?
If Judas was a man, then he did it because he was greedy and an idiot.
Jesus knew that Judas would betray him before it happened. By the Arian viewpoint God told him so, by the Trinitarian viewpoint he knew it because he was God. Why would God betray himself? I'll disregard the trinitarian viewpoint here.
God is Infinite. He wouldn't have needed to betray his Son. He could have just forced some random human to do it. (That random human being Judas)

I'm no expert on theology. Did Judas repent? From what I can remember he either hanged himself or spilled his guts out on a field. Suicide is also a pretty big sin.

>a sacrifice limited to only one afternoon on the cross does not compare with the sacrifice of accepting shame and revulsion for the rest of history
This argument still sort of makes sense if God just forced Judas to do it. God forced a man to betray the Son of God, and to kill himself. Seems like a pretty strong sacrifice.

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>>3291515
>>3291687
>>3291704

>What if Nils Runeberg is right and Judas is God?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbXyfU2muHc

He had a pretty garbage life which probably lead to his decisions

I think it was purely his experiences that turned him into who he was, because in the core he was probably a nice person, people who have met him all said he was a nice and humble person

Autism, inferiority complex and superiority complex simultaneously

>>3291307
He had a heavy Oedipus complex. His entire youth is nothing but pure hatred towards his father. who abused both mother and him. His decision to apply for art school in the first place is basically one big rebellion against his father.

When he writes shortly in Mein Kampf how he "...honored my father, but loved my mother" it tells a lot about the issues he picked up in home.

I think it stems from the fact that he was an autistic savant genius with a literal obsession with chess


plus the fact that both his parents were communist jews that treated him like shit, which explains his hatred towards the soviet union

>>3291208
It is a phenomenon that is more common than you would think.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-hating_Jew

He was the only one awake

But Brazil was never under Spanish domain. Why do spaniards we wuz about it so bad? It was literally just the northeastern-southeastern coast.

>>3291156
>Why do spaniards we wuz about it so bad?
First, Portugal is part of Spain. Second, Brasil and Portugal are Hispanic. The image represents the Hispanic countries, not the parts of the empire.

>>3291204
Say Portugal and Spain go to war in modern times. Who wins?

>>3291125
"You guys should treat the minorities worse"

>>3291125
They were the leftist SJWs of their time period so they would understand.

>>3291125
"OP iseth a faggoteth" - t. tomas jeferson

>>3288701

Because a semi popular movie, that is most people's only exposure to the Eastern Front, said so.

What is falsely attributed to Soviets in WW2 by modern media (human waves, shortage of rifles etc) actually comes from American experience with Chinese troops during Cold War. Some Chinese units had a shortage of rifles so they'd just issue a bag of grenades instead to soldiers without rifles.

>>3288701
because dehumanizing your enemies makes it easier to kill and breed hate in your civilian population so the military can do whatever it wants in order to "preserve your way of life" without question

...We hear a lot about American nationalism. Have you been living under a rock?

We hear a lot about white nationalism right now because white nationalists killed someone last week.

>>3291046
Because they were the same thing until a few decades ago.

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>>3291046
> foreign hordes
> native indians

>they get re-enactors to be "interviewed" about the war
STOP

>>3290965
It's nice and symbolic.

>>3290965
>they get an old guy.
>is the same guy for several episodes.
>He served in multiple branches.

>>3290863
>France
>European

>>3290863
The US gets a lot of hate because it lacks an expansive welfare state and because of it's Middle East foreign policy.

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Almost half of the people who voted chose that retard for your president. Don't be mad when everyone thinks Americans are stupid.

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the particles that make up your brain aren't going anywhere, you don't simply disappear, you just turn to dust

>>3290615
is that a lindybeige pepe? saving that

>>3290615
>>3290655
>>3290661
>frogposters
>>>/reddit/

>>3290598
>kaput
Fucking Jew

>>3290598
You're overestimating the effectiveness of archers in ancient warfare. Although laminated and composite bows existed for the most part the armies which the phalanxes faced were equipped with relatively short range and low strength bows. Furthermore hoplites and phalangites tended to be quite heavily armored and so were able to quite easily shrug off much arrow fire. Lastly archers take a lot of logistical effort to keep their ammunition supply maintained and many armies of the day simply didn't have complex enough organization to ensure this.

>>3290598
Archery is very labor intensive for just a few attempted pricks against an enemy, they have to put enough energy in the arrow for it to travel the distance and they can only do so every 5 seconds or so, it is like heavy lifting almost, then there is a limited amount of ammunition and they can only keep it up for a few minutes before their fingers are worn out from the strain.

The phalanx not only increased their range, it allowed more pikes to come to bear on the enemy at once. Anyone facing the phalanx without one of their own had to take the flanks fast because their center would not last long. At both Issus and Gaugamela, Alexander's left flank suffered greatly against the Persians though held out long enough for the center and right to break the Persians.

>>3290458
Because the church wanted to keep kings in check

It's the sin most associated with Lucifer and his fall from grace.

Pride makes you least likely to recognize your fault and repent.

>>3285235

Do you want memes or reality?
Reality probably isn't interesting for a MUH HERITAGE American so you'd probably get bored quick and go watch some NASCAR

>>3285242
Reality of course. I hope I didn't come to the wrong board. I mean, this seems like it would be the correct board.

>>3285242
>>3285248
And I'm not a muh heritage american.