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Dude Gaulish has been extinct for 1500 years

i tried putting in "i am the last one standing of the tribe" but it gives me "dwi yn yr un sefyllfa olaf o lwyth" which re translates to "I'm in the same position last of the tribe"

>>2750960
haha i figured it out

Rwy'n yr olaf o lwyth

>>2750896
t. Smith Mac Liberson

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Because rape itself is unethical. You can't torture someone for being in your house, or maim them, because at that point you're committing a worse crime than their intruding is.

>>2750896
Because you are not the one responsible for having the criminal punished. Doing it yourself would interfere with procedures.

Mostly all the grain was grown by and for the landed gentry who exported it. Irish peasants were left to survive on their little potato plots so when potato fails they all starve. And English not wanting to help or let in foreign aid further made it worse. Think they refused aid from Ottoman sultan.

Basically same shit as in Bengal. Bongs don't give a damn because aiding the peasants would cut into their profits.

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every single british person alive at the time and alive now is responsible for it, never forget that.

>>2750795
>And English not wanting to help or let in foreign aid further made it worse
But why? How was letting in foreign aid bad for their profits?

>>2750739
Availability to public.

>>2750739
Theravada is too hardcore for the filthy hippies who don't want to commit.

>>2750775
How come? You can easily Google it and find tons of translated sutras.

>>2750788
I don't want to commit either; it's just reading.

>>2750665
>There was literally nothing wrong
The signed a treaty specifically saying they couldnt do it though

Very naughty

Reminder that the idea of Anschluss wasn't even a Nazi idea, but was supported initially supported in 1918-19 by Social-Democrats and liberals.
The conservative elites and proto-fascists elements were against it.

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>>2750665
Most of Europe rightfully belongs to the Germans when you think about it.

>>2750576
Depends on if the person who wants to end their life is of sound mind or not. If a person is just suffering from depression for example, that can be treated reasonably easily, and in six months they would be looking back and thinking what a fucking idiot they were.

Also children. Can't trust children to make a non-shit decision.

>get drunk
>ask mate to shoot me
>he says no
What a depraved and selfish cunt

>>2750601
Of course there are exceptions, like the ones you just mentioned, but the tack of "All life is sacred and therefore must be preserved" is wrong in my opinion. If a person finds out they have early-onset Alzheimer's, shouldn't they be allowed to end their life if they so chose?
What about bedridden people who have no prospect of getting out of the hospital anymore? If they so chose, shouldn't they be allowed to their life?

For what?

Yes

But for what purpose

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>>2750453
>>2750455
Trade routes and oil

>Tyrone

What does it mean?

>>2750358
My first name is derivative of Roman origins, and dates back to the 3rd century. My last name has multiple origins and meanings in European forms.

The oldest verifiable record of my surname I found was from 1824. Probably because it's of hungarian origin and the communists destroyed or otherwise lost lots of census information, or so I've been told.

> trade especially was for a long time not continuous like our own, but consisted essentially in a series of individual undertakings. Only gradually did the activities of even the large merchants acquire an inner cohesion (with branch organizations, etc.).

- The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism

>>2750261
It was basically feudalism.

>>2750425
But what did feudalists do different compared to us today, if we put aside whole "the whole kingdom is technically owned by the king and everybody else is renting it".

The Hwan, nothing will justify the atrocities they committed in that war.

>>2750185
The sins of the past have finally caught up to the Koreans. They will be called to account for all the atrocities they've committed, the unspeakable horrors they've let loose upon this world, and the dark, ancient powers they've enslaved.

>>2750185
Despite what the Finns believe, Jackie Chan was innocent. He didn't want no trouble. If they'd just left his ladder factory alone, then perhaps Lemuria might still be around.

>>2750095
Don't you mean "for people to believe in God or for God to believe in people"?

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>>2750095
Rephrase that shit, it doesn't make sense as is.

>>2750312
I think he means "What's more important: for people to believe in the Christian God, or have belief in supernatural things itself?"

Shitposting

>>2750000
Fucking bitches and getting money

>>2750000
Dicks in BUTTS

Depends on the skill of the duelists.

>>2749982
Depends on numerous factors but the halberd is the more useful battlefield weapon

>>2749983
both are novices

Tito was actually brave and competent, qualities Blobing could never dream of having

>>2749944
>Different chin
>Different brow
>Different nose
>Different hairline
>Different ears
>Different jawline

Going to guess all that reconstructive surgery may have swapped a few of the ol neurons around.

>>2749944
After it became clear that Germany would lose, he was trying to save his hide by forging a Yugoslavian identity, and it managed to work. The "Göring" that was captured by the Allies was a decoy.

>>2749965
>Different angle

Its basis is on the laws of twelve tables, which were Latin and Etruscan tribal traditions engraved into law. The tables were destroyed during one of the sackings of Rome, though.

>>2749905
Well some of the Emporers, most famously Justinian, would codify all the edicts into official laws this process was long and arduous. It could take many years to go through all the various ruling and Emporers decrees to turn them into more formal law codes.

>>2749926
Did Greek legal traditions and ideas influence them like they influenced the other aspects of Roman life?