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It used to be comfy, but recently there has been a lot more /pol users coming here.

I remember not having ANY hitler threads, now there's always at least three.

It's literally one fucking guy, all the posts are written the same way

>inb4 this thread devolves into an argument about race

Organised religion was a mistake. Unincorporated animist monotheist spiritualism is unironically superior.

I don't really care about your tree worship. All I can do is call on my personal experience with people who claim to be pagan. They were all awful, and more often than not they didn't even seem to believe it. They just practiced it to "rebel" against the status quo.

Christianity was never the same as Gnosticism per say. They existed side by side with the two influencing one another and the dividing lines being ill-defined and blurry but after a certain point the church fathers which generally were anti-Gnosticism defined Christianity as we know it today.

>>2909122
How didn't?

>>2909122
for starters, you posted this writing in the Latin script.

>>2909220
Wrong. They didn't have lower case letters.

>>2909092
Just read up on Karl Marx's biography and tell me if that's the type of dude you want crafting your political ideology.

Worst mass murderers of the 20th century have been socialists (Hitler, Stalin, Mao...)

>>2909109
Well I know he partied it up and flunked out of college, but is there anything in particular you're referencing?

>>2909031
There not.

>>2909073
Yes they are you pleb.

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>>2909031
It is a pleasing symmetrical shape.

>>2909073
>There not.

Neo-Confucianism is basically an ultra conservative version of confucianism that took hold around the Song and Ming Dynasties. The previous dynasties, namely the Tang and Yuan, was buddhist and foreign influenced. The Tang Dynasty heavily promoted Buddhism and had a lot of foreigners, the Yuan Dynasty was buddhist and was foreigners. On top of this, the Tang Dynasty in particular was very very very liberal. If you look at Tang clothing, you will know that the women's clothing was free flowing and often showed cleavage, they also became more liberated and were able to own businesses and divorce their husbands with second and even third marriages becoming increasingly common. Just go to /pol/ and read about the degeneracy of the West if you want to know how conservatives felt.

Now here's where my theory comes in. Everything beyond this point is my speculation.

Neo Confucianism was a China first, ultra-conservative, xenophobic, right wing authoritarian movement that was created from the backlash from the liberalism and foreign influence that was the previous dynasties. They tried these new policies and guess what? It didn't work, these foreigners under An Lushan caused so much trouble in the Tang Dynasty, the mongol Yuan Dynasty foreigners conquered them and then oppressed Confucianism. They tried the liberalism, they then decided to look inward, and reflect on what made china great before, what was the root of chinese culture and civilization. In other words: "make China great again".

>>2910931

This.

>>2910931
>Neo Confucianism was a China first, ultra-conservative, xenophobic, right wing authoritarian movement that was created from the backlash from the liberalism and foreign influence that was the previous dynasties.
Sorry stop reading when it turned into a buzz-feed article.

>>2908967
Deng Xiaoping will be remembered as one of the towering figures of the 20th century, he did more than any one person to put China on it's current path.

>>2908967
Chang kai shek is a corrupt incompetent leader memed into relevance because of evil commies

>>2908981

Preach

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>>2909294
he hated irish people though. it's actually hilarious

>Irish
>people
Pick one

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>>2908733
Its more apt to say the allied powers dindu nufin after violating neutrality of just as many nations as did the Axis powers.

>4chan is mainly filled with 15-25 year old males that don't get enough social interaction from either their peers or their families
>they've come to view any kind of attention as good attention
>espousing loathsome views is a way to get attention

>>2908752
Keep projecting your delusions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp1J7T2YOVA

i was watching this on the african french connection and i cant help but think that this was the way to go with the portuguese colonies or overseas provinces.

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>>2908642
They were unironically the good guys

>>2909621
>They were unironically the good guys
But everything they touched has turned to shit.

>>2908128
I'm not sure why I would.

>>2908004
Gradual economic reforms

/thread

>>2908029
Any reforms/points I should look at in particular? I'd like to do some brief internet reading.

Muh mandate of heaven

>>2907998
Thanks God

>>2907998
A much harsher treaty than Verssailes. Aside from the bullshit reperations, Germans got off easy desu

>>2909373
>A much harsher treaty than Verssailes.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>2907286
Just because many people probably were as smart and as charismatic as Napoleon doesn't mean they could of filled his role.

Place and time was just as important as his personal characteristics as a individual.

>>2907767
>Place and time was just as important as his personal characteristics as a individual.
Napoleon shared the same time and place with many other officers

Napoleon's place and time was very important to Napoleon, but was it important for French history?

>>2907286
While I think traditional historians overplay the "Great Man" theory, I think modern historians underplay it.

Think of how influential an inventor Leonardo Da Vinci would have been if he had been born in the 18th or 19th centuries, for example.

Conversely, think about how Steve Jobs or Bill Gates would have been "Literally who?"s if they had been born 20 years earlier or later.

>>2906906
retard

Which territorial ambitions of theirs are you critiquing exactly?

>>2906906
Slavic and Baltic genes.