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>>2923616
Sulla

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>>2923616
if you southerners didn't chimp out we would have went with Lincoln's original plan en masse and shipped all the slaves to Liberia

Yes.

>>2923250
No. If it wasn't Jews people hate boner over it would be another group that does well.

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>>2923105
Donald J. Trump. He transcends borders and languages.

>>2923212
Honestly, probably.

>>2923212
>breaking the 25 year rule to mention trump
why don't you suck his dick already

closest people to them are modern day egyptians and people from the levant

thread over kill yourself

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>>2923059

>>2923061
seconded

>>2922908
Xia Dynasty is actually a meme though.

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>>2922934
Even if Jews can record history how does it mean the big Sky Kike is watching over everything?

>>2923009
Because Kikeness is the very essence of both G-d and Tian

>>2922843
I'll just quote you Runciman, because he got it completely right:
>he was a bad son, a bad husband, and a bad king, but a gallant and splendid soldier
He was a shit ruler and a legendary crusader.

>>2922843
He defined Britishness

>>2922864
Solved.

horses

"""Aryan"""

>>2922673
this is a shit and wrong map

>""""""""""""""""Facts"""""""""""""""""

I cite youtube videos that have long since been deleted. Check. mate.

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look what you've done with poor giambattista with your stupid oversimplifications

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>>2922511
> Indus Valley

Would you believe, it doesn't appear to be in your map.

>>2922526
yes it does you ugly paki, it was also in north western india

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>>2922529

are you attempting to communicate

>>2922499
yes. why we lose???

Is it sure that comfort woman was a lie??

>>2922494
Are you talking about this?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Yong-soo_(activist)

>>2921993
Achaemenids called their nation, land, and people as "Parsa". Sassanids always used Eranshar which could generally translate as "realm or land" of Aryans. Persia and Persis as you indicate come from Greek and Roman localizations of their names and identities. Other then the Arab invasion and fall of the Sassanids, they always saw their homeland as Pars before it became "Fars". Darius the Great's Behistun's inscription hits it square on the head.

>I am Dâryavuš, the great king, king of kings, the king of Pârsa, the king of countries, the son of Hystaspes, the grandson of Arsames, the Achaemenid.
>King Darius says: My father is Vištâspa; the father of Vištâspa was Aršâma; the father of Aršâma was Ariyâramna; the father of Ariyâramna was Cišpiš; the father of Cišpiš was Haxâmaniš.

>>2922036
Good post, thank you.

>>2921993
Greeks were usually pretty good about not changing names unless it was a phonetic/phonotactic issue. For example, the Persian city of "Chushan" became "Susa" because Greek had neither the Ch or Sh sounds, hence they both became S.

Occasionally they would add the suffix -polis to city names for clarity (-polis literally just means "city), hence the Greek name "Persepolis", aka "Persia city" for what the Persians simply called "Parsa", which was also the Persian name for the whole empire.

Does that help?

They tickled their balls into submission

Unrelated but funny, the NKVD only had three people in command of it for its entire existence, and every one of them was executed.

>>2921883
They read Das Kapital to them.

>>2921548
Majapahit/srivijaya/SEA in general

Athens

>>2921551
>>2921562
yes.

>>2920668
It is not? Only anarcho-capitalists see free market as a solution to everything, and they are not very popular.

>>2920668
it's really not.
Unless you are from burgerland, in which case, god help you

>>2920668
>why

Biggest redflag on /his/

I haven't read it, but it appears to be a collection of essays. If you could only read one of them, which one would you recommend?

>>2920618
Post-modernism seems to be quickly becoming another 4chan user's buzzword for "stuff I don't like." Whether Jordan Peterson is to blame, idk.
I enjoy entry level post-modernist works like Gravity's Rainbow and Birdman so I don't want this to happen. Also post-modernism is an essential aspect of video game narratives, so more fool them for attacking it.

>>2920680
>Also post-modernism is an essential aspect of video game narratives
?