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Was this guy the biggest troll (or prank) in world history?
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>>3189621
Fuck off sinner
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>>3189621
The Jews murdering their own Messiah who then gives their inheritance to faithful gentiles is the greatest prank of all time.
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My history teacher back in high school said the bible has been change to fit for whoever ruled in at the time is this true?
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Venetians existed as a people from the iron age to today
Is this the longest, continuous people?
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>>3189557
Those Venetians were different
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Basques were around before Italics were even a thought
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>>3189557
No, Venetians aren't people. They're more along the lines of ambulatory feces.
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can we talk about the Kursk submarine disaster?
>the Kursk, an Oscar-class sub twice the length of a 747 passenger jet, was severely damaged when the launching of a dummy torpedo failed catastrophically during a Naval exercise
>the sub wrecked on the sea floor, 23 surviving crew gathered in the 9th compartment to await rescue
>remained there for at least 6 hours in dwindling light and oxygen levels
>the compartment was gradually filling with oily water
>when it was at waist height, one of the crew dropped their oxygen candle, causing a fire
>some of the crew managed to dive under the water to avoid the flames
>however, the fire quickly consumed all remaining oxygen
>the remaining men all died of burns, asphyxiation, or carbon monoxide poisoning
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Murdered by US or maybe English. Vladimir Putin is biggest coward for refusing to admit it.
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it hit an american mine laid by an italian frogman who was dropped of from a croatian helicopter using a lithuanian registration
the paper trail was too long and they were yearning to end it
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>>3189547
No.
We can not talk about it.
It has been less than 25 years.
You may however talk about the '92 US Presidential Campaign.
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Can you glean any meaning from this?
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>>3189538
Dammit, I thought I was being so clever.
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>>3189567
It was pretty clever. I actually got hung up on the plane for a bit.
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>"For of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these: 'It might have been!'"
What did he meant by this ?
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>>3189435
It means it's a really sad thing that that girl i really liked in highschool did not really like me.
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>>3189457
>that that
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>>3189457
>tfw that cute and nice black cheerleader back in highschool was way out of my league and I could never get the courage to talk to her.
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Is there a /his/ sticky that recommends authors, books on subjects, etc?
I'm lost.
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Anything specific you'd like to learn, or are you up for anything?
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>>3189255
>Please use /lit/ for discussions of literature.
From the sticky. It's really stupid but the mods wont sticky book rec. threads.
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>>3189271
>western military history
>pop history
no wonder /his/ is so fucking poor
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It's the late 1600s, early 1700s
>google "nat geo map maker"
>make the borders of a new, small kingdom you want to claim
>tell us about it and why you'd like it
>tell us what your little kingdom gets up to in this era and it's culture
I claim Adriatica, the reformation of a collapsing Venetian republic.
Border Length: 1070.17 mi (1722.30km)
Area: 30,149 sq. mi (78,087 sq. km)
Capital: Venice
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C'mon guys, have you no imagination? No fun?
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>>3188756
bumping while i work on mine
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>>3188756
My kingdom is very close to yours, except mine is Dalmatia, extending down to include Ragusa/Dubrovnik. It is in some ways similar to yours, the reformation of a merchant (or noble in the case of Ragusa) republic.
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>Norwegian identity is a social construct
>if you want an identity look in the mirror
>wagecucking is slavery
>Western civilization is bad
When did you realize Varg is left-wing post-modernist?
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>>3187943
HE IS AN ETHNOTRIBALIST TRADITIONALIST, AND YOU ARE A MORON.
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>shits out 6 children for sweet gibsmedats
>wont work
>thinks anybody should listen to a smelly autismo murderer
I'm thinking of flying to France top punch his fucking face in since I'm so sick of seeing it
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>>3187943
Varg isn't well educated, but he has common sense and despite his autism he's pretty down to earth. For example he recognizes that language =/= race which is something that even university educated people fail to grasp.
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>Now, I am become death, destroyer of worlds.
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>>3187706
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN —IT IS HUMOROUS DUE TO HOW FLAGRANTLY IT MANIFESTS HIS SMUGNESS UNSUCCESSFULLY MASKED AS LAMENT, AND ALSO DUE TO THE POMPOSITY OF THE PHRASE CONTRASTED WITH THE PATHETIC MAN HIMSELF.
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>>3187903
IT IS TRUE, AND INCIDENTALLY, ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER THOUGHT SO ALSO; READING TOO MUCH STIFLES ONE'S ABILITY TO THINK CONCEPTUALLY, AND CRITICALLY.
ITT: We crunch numbers like the autists that we are. I'll start
>the japanese murdered one civilian every 90 seconds from 1937 to 1945 (one Hiroshima every 44 days) (https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/SOD.CHAP3.HTM)
>Someone died every 3 seconds during world war 2
>The US produced 1 round of .30-06 every .005 seconds, an m1 garand every 37 seconds, a Sherman every 37 minutes, a B-17 every 2.8 hours, a destroyer every 4 days and an aircraft carrier every 3 weeks
>It took the americans approximately 4 days, 194 dead and 549 wounded to take one square mile of territory on iwo jima
>the allies dropped 923 tons of bombs on Germany every day for four years, and 654 tons of bombs on japan every day for 4 months
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>>3187625
>every day for for months
*8 months
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>>3187625
>>the allies dropped 923 tons of bombs on Germany every day for four years, and 654 tons of bombs on japan every day for 4 months
I've read this statistic was shattered in the Vietnam war. Is it true?
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>>3187646
The US averaged 1,917 tons of bombs per day from 1965-1975
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>nuclear weapons exist
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>>3187319
not true
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This is good thing. Fear will keep the people in line and prevent more pointless worldwide conflicts from breaking out.
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>>3187319
So what ?
Was LBJ a good president?
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Ask the kids he killed today.
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Is there a source anywhere showcasing that LBJ said "I'll have those niggers voting democrat for the next 200 years" or is it just a meme?
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>>3187252
I don't think it was ever confirmed, but nobody would be surprised if he actually said it
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Why will Marijuana never be fully legal in the US? Did the war on drugs and Hippie perspective irrepably damage the chances?
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I'm for full legalization of all drugs and full privatization of drug related problems, health issues. It will be basically eugenics since retarded people will die off.
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>>3187222
Marijuana will be legal nationwide in the next 20 years. The "people have been saying that for decades!" argument doesn't work anymore because of legalization in individual states
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Uruguayan here. Fully legal and shit. The real untold reason is industrial hemp cultivated for cellulose. So my point is: if hemp makes a comeback as an industrial crop, weed will be legal.
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Where does the meme that eastern europe didn't have colonies come from? Russia, Austria-hungary and polish-lithuanian commonwealth all had colonies
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None of their colonies produced anything of value
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>>3186984
The people they colonized weren't dark enough.
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>>3187000
Russia and Poland-lithuania had colonies in africa. Austria hungary had colonised parts of the indian subcontinent
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Why did it take nearly 4,000 years for humans to go from swords, bows, and catapults too cannons and muskets.
But less than a century to go from repeating rifles, to nuclear weapons.
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England has only been around for 1/3 of that time.
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>>3186924
America has only been around even less of that time.. What's your point?
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>>3186900
idk I guess just of the top of my head that universities, the printing press, the beginning of the first real academic pursuit of the sciences the slow and steady buildup of collective knowledge etc etc
basically there's a lot of these new technological or social improvements coming out and many times they reinforce each other, so you get a sort of exponential effect going on