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>>2741609
What did the dog do? Bandage him up and call an ambulance?
Damn that dude really loves shooting people

manlets

Will manlets EVER learn?

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>six counties remain under Hun occupation TO THIS DAY

>>2741541
>*Hides under Gaddafi's skirts.*

>>2741541

But you already surrendered, Patrick.

>>2741439
they were allied to France and Spain

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The same reason the american "empire" lose against a few revolting peasants in Vietnam: unclear goals and internal political turmoil.

Britain was able to occupy most of the major port cities but unable to enforce control of the rural areas. The Continental army sought support from France, and was able to show their viability with a decisive victory at Saratoga, which persuaded France and Spain to enter the war (not in support of the Revolution's ideals, but to undercut Britain)

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Posting the GOAT.

> false feelings
How can they be false if they are products of real things like chemicals or physical predestination? They are as real as anything else.
> deleted forever and ever
Technically nothing stops your brain from being truly recreated, probability heavily depends on the choice of cosmology here.
> we're just somehow programmed to protect our own genes
Not necessary, some of your behaviour can even be without any of such purpose, evolution allows for all kind of bullshit to stick around on an individual level.

cringe thread?

>>2742521
> cringe
i want reddit to leave

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>>2741371
Careful on that ice... kid

>>2741371
*teleports behind you*
heh...you almost had me there

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>blocks your path

U w0t latin-teuton scum?

Yes. Every corner of the world should wear the same cheap Levi's + 80s hair metal band t shirt combo manufactured in the slave labor sweatshops of Vietnam. Culture is abhorrent! Praise capitalism.

>>2741273
Nice falseflag. Capitalism is not against this, faggot.

>>2741285
>he doesn't know capitalism literally destroys culture
You are a babby

>>2740883

It's not necessarily against scripture, the bible explicitly supports predestination in places.

>He hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love: Having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself, according to the good pleasure of his will.

Ephesians 1:4-5

>>2740883

Most Calvinist I know believe in some form of free will (usually by making tons of mental gymnastics), the most consistent Calvinists are what is called Hyper-calvinists, which usually are compatibilists though it may be consistent with the ideology but is biblically unsound when looked at holistically. Calvinists also will squirm at biblical events that contradict their worldview usually in the OT. Though God has foreknowledge of things to come and it's plainly obvious he doesn't combine them with predestination as likely what most Calvinists assume.

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>>2740883
Molinism or 'Middle Knowledge' manages to efficiently reconcile the two seemingly contradictory stances.
I completely understand why Calvinism isn't too popular in the modern Christian world when we've had a rebuttal to determinism since the 16th Century

I think when people say the war wasn't about "slavery", they mean that, in true Realpolitik fashion, whether slavery was ethical or not was of no consequence. They want to quell the fantasy of this noble blue North upholding the tenets of justice and progress when - so the argument goes - the real motivation for ending slavery was to edge southern states closer to dependence on the rest of the country. Hence when the South declares independence, they do so for the sake of "economic freedom" which essentially means slavery, the institution guaranteeing that freedom; the North does not allow them to secede not because of moral outrage or a holy mission to free the slaves but to keep the Union whole. This was Lincoln's primary motivation, at least. The more I see people point to causes other than slavery, the more I see those causes rooted in slavery. But that the secession and the war that followed it had their reasons based on pragmatism and not morality is the core of the argument.

>>2740414
We affirm that these ends for which this Government was instituted have been defeated, and the Government itself has been made destructive of them by the action of the non-slaveholding States. Those States have assume the right of deciding upon the propriety of our domestic institutions; and have denied the rights of property established in fifteen of the States and recognized by the Constitution; they have denounced as sinful the institution of slavery; they have permitted open establishment among them of societies, whose avowed object is to disturb the peace and to eloign the property of the citizens of other States. They have encouraged and assisted thousands of our slaves to leave their homes; and those who remain, have been incited by emissaries, books and pictures to servile insurrection.

For twenty-five years this agitation has been steadily increasing, until it has now secured to its aid the power of the common Government.

>>2740491
The is from the declaration of succession of South Carolina.

>>2740412

>infographic utterly fails to mention that the shrine was opened in the 19th century and the skeleton was found intact with no signs of damage whatsoever

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Here is a collection of reports of Jewish ritual murders. It isn't vetted, the cases vary in their evidence. The interesting part to me is the sheer number of cases across a wide range of geographic locations and time periods. From a meta perspective, it seems crazy to dismiss all these reports by cherry picking one or two and "debunking them".

>>2740412
Yes but Wikipedia is run by the semites and their allies so obviously it will have some bias.

>>>/r/eddit

>>2740389
The crusader thread is actually not a pol thread and it is history.

>For a moment I had to check I was on the right board. Abandon ship, pirates have taken

>What would x have been like if y won/did this
>Whats the best battle of all time?
>Was Hitler/Nazi party justified in x area
>*blocks your [historical conundrum based on image posted]*
>How do you go from x to y threads
>Reaction image to greentexted year in history
>Communism has never been tried threads
>Islam's incompatibility with the modern world thread
over.
They were here all along OP

Sorry, I put (NIRA) in the post when I meant (NRA); the NIRA spawned the NRA.

FDR was actually sympathetic to Mussolini early on, but the New Deal had only some overlaps with Fascist policy. Trade unions were still independent (and grew a lot in the 1930s) rather than state-controlled, and of course the government was still a representative democracy rather than a single-party dictatorship.

A lot of liberal intellectuals (and the British Fabian Society) thought that the future of society would be oriented towards a balanced relationship between labor, capital, and the state, and we were moving in this direction as late as the 1960s, but free-market ideology had a big resurgence in the late 1970s/1980s.

>>2740196
no, fuck back off to /pol/

>>2740096
The Southern Strategy (in b4 it didn't happen) happened during his life.

>>2740096
Blacks in the south are heavily conservative to this day. Anti-homosex, anti-abortion, very religious. The average white Republican from idk Ohio is a downright liberal compared to them.

>>2740096
No, not in the slightest. Martin Luther King, Jr. was very nearly a communist, desiring a radical reorganization of our society on fairer social, racial, and economic lines. He was rejected throughout his entire career by the black bourgeoisie for his radicalism, and revered even by militant black activists for his revolutionary worldview.

>>2740037
Egypt. It was rich province far enough away from the borders

>>2740037
Id take Achaia

Cultured as hell but a bit of backwater so no one bothers you

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roman britain

isolated from the rest of the empire so you're given plenty of leeway from the emperor and his men