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In relative or absolute terms?

>>3162641
both

>>3162641
Both are true.

>muh traditionalism
>muh religion
literally a subhuman

Once you start larping as an Oriental, it isn't really "tradition" in any meaningful sense.

>>3162577
>>3162567
He was influential in some fascist thought, particularly for Evola. I think that has some relevance to fascist ideology on national origin and identity.

>>3162204
Umm. I think we knew this for centuries.

>>3162204
>Modern Lebanese look like ancient Lebanese

Unbelievable

reparations owed by genocidal hebrews

hebrews return lands to the canaanites now

Hayekism always crashes the economy while Keynesianism always restores it

It's kinda like yin and yang

>>3159364
>keynesian economics
>restoring anything
Every time they intervened they made the economy worse than before

Can someone explain the difference between the two schools to someone inexperienced with economic theory. I only know that Keynesian is about government intervention, and Austrian is no intervention with a gold fetish.
Also what are some good books on economics for beginners.

>>3174871
I don't think you understand, Jesus is God and the Father is God and the Father and Jesus are one, but Jesus is not the Father.

Ice water steam

>>3174884
What the fuck that doesn't make any sense

No such thing as "humanity".

I think it´s God-given, man is a fearing and humorless monkey

Babies learn to laugh before they can speak

Because they don't know and this is what we show to them most of the time.
You should make videos or accessible books if you think this is a problem

>>3174718
>Lorica Segmentata
Because of Asterix.

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>>3174869
But I would need sources and I don't even have access to most college libraries n shit.

>>3174694
>"Ri-Rin chan!"

Huh?

Shouldn't it be
>"St-Stalo chan!"

>>3174698
Starin -> rin

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>>3174694
>/pol/ and /leftypol/

My favorite couple.

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The Romans

>>3174412
Mongols.

I'll take the Americans

You
are
a
dumbass

>>3174294
Then make me not-a-dumbass.

>>3174288
Most violence in medieval times was not done in organized wars and field battles, but in small scale.
A local feud, band of roving bandits, tavern brawl, and similar stuff was much more frequent. Also, some things simply where solved with sword fighting, judicial duels for example where common.

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Plague Doctors

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>>3174122
But they fucking did? Do you think california and texas were initially under U.S. sovereignty or something? They even tried invading canada but got promptly btfo by the local militias.

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>>3174122
> Why didn't USA never expanded into the rest of the Americas, formally annexing more countries/regions as states?

Here's the thing - it very well could've. Indeed, the Confederacy had a plan in the case of victory to proceed and go and annex a large chunk of Latin America, creating the so-called "Golden Circle", to create a new economy powered by new slave states.

The path the Northern United States was headed on, the development of industry and manufacturing, was far less reliant on miltiary expansion for economy growth. There was not such an intense need for land to be tilled - because the economy increasingly diverged from agriculture.

The Americas was saved from cruel, harsh, Southern "Gentleman" penises by virtue of Northern, industrial, Neo-puritan pride - a change in the economy.

>>3174146
The Golden Circle was such a fucking retarded idea

Italy

ruthlessness, they were hellbent on taking other ppls wealth

athens sparta and all that wanted to subdue other ppl for trade, romans were a bit like nazis, thinking they are better and romanized everything and everywhere, they must have liked to fuck alot since the losses they suffered havent mattered much as they could just raise yet another army when they were defeated

carthage is a good example, originally it was a far more influencal and powerful city state that projected its power across the sea but they were fine with ppl living in relative independance as long as they havent bothered trade, now romans on the other hand waged all their wars with total victory in their mind

>>3173535
They actually weren't
Roman conquest early on was fairly lenient. No occupation or tribute, just a demand that they give Rome x amount of soldiers when asked.
Likewise for romanizing people. Until the social war, Roman citizenship wasn't given out to allies/subjects.

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i tried reading his manifesto once it was literally fucking nothing

Who is this nigga, OP?

I like his conception of Marxism as a subclade of Anglo-American progressivism, that "Communism is as American as apple pie."

It's as if the Soviets, even with all their fanaticism, were really just understudies to the Eternal Anglo.

humanity

>>3172906
Autism

>>3172906
Gibsmedats.