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can you ideology shitposters just fuck off.

It isn't

>>3004096
t. pol

>>3003272
Inferiority complex, compensation for a lack of political power, overall bloodthirst, 1000 year dream of independence.

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If you look at the origins of most Yugoslav war criminals of the 20th century, Pavelić, Boban, Vjekoslav Luburić, Šešelj, Karadžić, and many others, you will see they were all born or have ancestry within a very small mountainous region that includes Montenegro, Herzegovina and part of Dalmatia.

There's something very wrong about that area.

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>>3003347
Crogmanid bloodlines

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>>3003172

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We'll either revolutionize our current politics quite a bit or arrive in a fully-automatized world that only benefits the rich and powerful and reduces the worth of the working class to nothing.
Fully-Automated Queer Space Anarcho-Communism when

>>3003186
>this
we are due for a dark age

>>3001951

we have no historical record of his existence from the period other than the biblical scripture itself, itself written after jesus death, thus having any in-depth discussion about his desire is mere conjecture, provided his existence itself is yet to be verified

>>3001951
No but he accepted his death as a necessity. Judas did literally nothing wrong.

>>3001959
also josephus

I only play EU4 because I'm a brainlet, I tried to get into VIcky2 but it's too autism I had no idea what was happening

>>2994535
Hearts of iron 3 is supercomfy once you get the hang of it

>>2994796
Hearts of Iron 4 is good if you don't want to spend half your time micromanaging every detail of your troops.

>>3011634

Literally fake news

>>3011634
Perhaps they're referring to the soldier emperors, albeit in a garbled way.

The writer was clearly projecting a system he wanted in China.

>>3011293
Does sucking Joseph Stalins dick count as merit?

>>3011306
No.

>>3011293
it certainly had some meritocratic periods, as the USSR made remarkable scientific developments

>>3011127
It's true. You were either a neoliberal puppet elected or a dictator taking power with CIA help or you were a leftist revolutionary who sought more self determination/nationalist interests which the US didn't like. Latin Americas been at the mercy of foreign corporations and big business throughout the 20th century. Trade deals in the region reflect this. NAFTA for instance screwed over Mexican farmers pretty bad.

>>3011176
Shoutout to my nigga Allende. May he rest in peace.

>>3011184
Allende deserved it.

Shoutout to my nigga Arbenz

>>3011047
Due to how much labor and material (read: really fucking expensive) is required to make a sword, especially with Japanese iron, I doubt a Japanese peasant could ever own a sword.

>>3011047
Swordmanship? lol no, a spear is a better weapon for a peasant to have

>>3011059
>>3011064
Well becoming a pain for samurai to deal with still stands. Any noteworthy Japanese peasant rebels?

Not crime if Gaijin

Chinks deserved it

>>3011049
This
Also Japan aren't cucks

He invented several words and phrases, he was basically a meme lord, maybe in 400 years they'll look back on pepe as one of the most influential works of art

>>3010978
Anglo bias, obviously

I mean i understand Darwin but who the fuck cares about Elizabeth I or Victoria

>>3010978
>Three of the top 10 are US presidents
Can the rest of the world even compete?

>>3010890
Because it was invented by a retard, hence only other unsalvageable morons believed it.
This naturally leads to disaster.

>>3010890
>One
because communism itself it pretty much a vague utopian ideal.
>Two
communism as we know of it in the western world was formed partially through a bloody civil war and partially through the ideas of a paranoid sociopath.
>three
Cemtralized states were harder to manage especially without modern tech. So what the state did and what it was supposed to do were very different.
>four
Centralized states fell into deep corruption after the paranoid sociopath died. This meant that the was a large difference between the laws and the realities of daily life. This also created a system based on patronage from those with connections to the top of the communist party.
>five
Many of the economic ideas were flawed or poorly implemented. Always focissing more on numbers and outputs rather than long term sustainablity.

>>3010890

cuz the food lines were long

>>3010876
He is unfairly remembered. He bough Britain time so they could get their airforce enlarged.

>>3010876
Did everything right, but because he was dealing with literally Hitler reatrds now spout memes about him.

Good statesman, shitty luck.

>LOL "muh appeasement" what a fag

Remember that if Britain had immediately went to war as opposed to his appeasement things probably could have gone a lot worse for England.

Edgelord

>>3010824
kek

>>3010813
beady

Serbs are really a loser people. Have they ever won a battle or a war in all their history?

>Aftermath

>Both armies were annihilated out in the battle, both Lazar and Murad lost their lives, and the remnants of their armies eventually retreated from the battlefield.

>Murad's son Bayezid strangled his younger brother Yakub Çelebi upon hearing that their father had died, becoming the sole heir to the Ottoman throne.

>The Serbs were left with too few men to defend their lands effectively, while the Turks had many more troops in the east.

>Furthermore, in response to Ottoman pressure, some Serbian noblemen wed their daughters, including the daughter of Prince Lazar, to Bayezid.] In the wake of these marriages, Stefan Lazarević became a loyal ally of Bayezid, going on to contribute significant forces to many of Bayezid's future military engagements, including the Battle of Nicopolis. Eventually, the Serbian Despotate would, on numerous occasions, attempt to defeat the Ottomans in conjunction with the Hungarians until its final defeat in 1459 and again in 1540

Modern culture

>The Battle of Kosovo is particularly important to Serbian history, tradition, and national identity.

>The day of the battle, known in Serbian as Vidovdan (St. Vitus' day), is an important part of Serb ethnic and Serbian national identity, with notable events in Serbian history falling on that day, among which are:

>in 1876 Serbia declared war on the Ottoman Empire (Serbian–Ottoman War (1876–78) in 1881 Austria-Hungary and the Principality of Serbia signed a secret alliance; in 1914 the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was carried out by Gavrilo Princip (although a coincidence that his visit fell on that day, Vidovdan added nationalist symbolism to the event) in 1921 Serbian king Alexander I proclaimed the Vidovdan Constitution in 1989, on the 600th anniversary of the battle, Serbian political leader Slobodan Milošević delivered the Gazimestan speech on the site of the historic battle.

>The Tomb of Sultan Murad, a site in Kosovo Polje where Murad I's internal organs were buried, has gained a religious significance for the local Muslims, a monument was built by Murad I's son Bayezid I at the tomb, becoming the first example of Ottoman architecture in the Kosovo territory.