EU4 party anyone?
Let's get some RP going.
Name: 4chan RP
Description: Hyperwar
Oh, DLCs are El Dorado and Paradise
>>2734225
Cant play tonight but am interested in eu4 rp
Wesker432
chuck me a link for the pirated version that has working multi-player
Pic related: Hadrian and Antinous
How did romans react to their emperors gay relationship?
>>2733990
Revisionism
>>2733990
They were gay the same way someone who goes to /b/ is gay. They have just been exposed to so much sex and so many traps that at some point they say "Why not".
They are not absolute gays, they instead just wanted to delve into every weird sexual thing they could find.
It was intercrural sex.
>>>/lgbt/
>At least 5,295 Belarusian settlements were burned and destroyed by the Nazis, and often all their inhabitants were killed (some amounting up to 1,500 victims) as a punishment for collaboration with partisans. In the Vitebsk region, 243 villages were burned down twice, 83 villages three times, and 22 villages were burned down four or more times. In the Minsk region, 92 villages were burned down twice, 40 villages three times, nine villages four times, and six villages five or more times. Altogether, over 2,000,000 people were killed in Belarus during the three years of Nazi occupation, almost a quarter of the region's population.
Why isn't this atrocity better known?
>>2733982
They are known though. They're often mentioned alongside the Holocaust and Eastern Front Nazi atrocities.
Honestly, WW2, especially the eastern front, was so fucked up in general it's inevitable certain things get lost in the big picture. The holocaust was just the biggest and most dramatic set of millions so it gets the most attention, and people find it easier to focus only on the biggest.
History only cares about Europeans.
Why didn't the Führer have any monuments of him built in the Reich?
>>2733931
Monuments are for people who are already dead.
>>2733938
Saddam Hussein and Stalin disagree
>>2733931
Clearly because he was such a humble and down to earth guy.
Do you think Adam and Eve went to Heaven after their death?
This is a non-theistic question; purely from reading the Bible, as a piece of literature, do you think they went to Heaven?
>>2733749
Who's to say that they died?
Let's assume that they are in fact immortal.
>>2733749
From their narrative in Genesis, I would assume they returned to dust upon dying. From reading the rest of the Tanakh, I would say they went to Sheol.
IF they died (anon raises a good point), I believe they are assumed to have gone to Paradise, which was like a pre-heaven holding place. Like Hades, kinda.
How was this absolute madman able to become a respected emperor of Rome while also being a proud descendant of most deadly enemy, even speaking Punic natively, speaking Latin with a heavy accent, and introducing several Punic deities to the official pantheon? "Punic" was used as a synonym for "treachery" in Rome and his son Caracalla was said to have "inherited the cruelty of the race of Africa [Punics]". Did anyone raise a stink about his heritage?
All you really needed to be emperor in the third century were popularity among the troops and enough tact to avoid assassinations.
He won the war
>>2733586
Severus is probably the first or second most overrated emperor (along with Theodosius I) who basically set the stage for the next century of the empire not to mention fathering one of the worst emperors in history.
>"Regency England. A bit more black than they show in the movies."
>"History's a whitewash."
Explain this, /his/.
>>2733561
What's the problem? It's true, Regency England was more multiracial than traditional depictions in film, and history has been prone to whitewashing in a more general sense over the years, certainly.
>>2733561
>show about a 2000 year old peace loving alien who goes round the world saving people and is super rational because he's from an ancient race of essentially space magistrates
>someone says something that is deemed offensive on one specific planet he isn's even from
>this makes this calm collected individual so mad he punches him
Good night Doctor Who.
White genocide is real.
Is he right?
>>2733436
religion itself is a golden calf
true worship is right action and good deeds done out of love
>>2733436
Yes, capitalism is inherently unchristian
>>2733436
The "calf" he worships is not exactly golden, if you know what I'm saying.
I guess he means to say that we should switch the golden calf for the black bull.
I started reading pic related this weekend.
Holy shit. Really gives an idea of the chaotic conditions going on. It's almost apocalyptic.
Also this was a good watch if you're interested in the way these people felt about killing another person. Another thing that I find extremely hard to imagine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0m573MxXXw
Does anyone else have some good Vietnam content? I'd also be open to seeing maps from various operations, combat footage, and maybe some more book suggestions.
Read Embers of War for a look into the events that set up the American war in Vietnam, and War in the Shadows (vol.2) for a detailed look at the strategies used by the North Vietnamese in resisting the US, and a look at various US failures in combating insurgency.
For personal views of the war, I'd recommend Chickenhawk, which deals with a USMC helicopter aviatior's experience in Vietnam during the height of combat operations.
>>2734169
>Embers of War
This, so much. It's so rare to find a book that well-written.
who should I read before hegel
start with the greeks
>>2733376
I have
>>2733376
what comes after?
It is the medieval ages and you end up stumbling across the New World. (Assuming you had resources and etc.) What would you do, /his/?
>>2733313
Die, obviously. Either from starvation or from the local savages shooting me with arrows.
>>2733313
Exterminate the injuns, take their land, build mines and plantations with slave work, knock up all pretty girls and breed me my own race.
>>2733315
Are you dumb, there are potatoes and stuff!
I don't care if his work is considered "outdated" today, Decline and Fall is one of the greatest works in the english language, it also has the most impressive use of primary sources I have ever seen
>le christianity ruined rome
fuck you. sage
>>2733302
it did
historians believe Rome would still be standing if it remained Pagan
>>2733328
who?
Something I hear a lot is that the division of labor came after agriculture. Is this a universal fact or have there been some societies where the division of labor came before agriculture?
>>2733241
Division of labor didn't happen in earnest until the late 18th century.
>>2733250
Please don't post bait in my thread.
>>2733260
Your thread is shit though. Why not b8?
What has always bothered me about history , is how the hitler and all the rest of the nazis focused ONLY on us the so called "jews".
I mean , hitler and all the rest of the nazis's entire ideology was how we the "jews" are ugly, and we do not have "aryan" traits - we are not blonde, blue eyed with a symmetrical straight nose.
And yet they were in an alliance with the japanese.
No because last time I checked the japaense are the very epitome of "aryan" traits, with every single japanese person being 2m tall , blonde and with a perfectly symmetrical straight nose.
And the nazis didn't want us the so called "jews" to mix with the germans because that will ruin the "aryan" traits.
No because if germans will mix with the japanese, unlike mixing with us the so called "jews" , that will surely keep those "aryan" traits.
>>2733214
>ONLY on us the so called "jews".
he also focused on other similar subhumans like gypsies and slavs
>>2733214
The Japanese are spiritual Aryans
why english became so inconsistent in pronunciation?
yes, i know that written language doesn't evolve as fast as oral language, but the incongruencies are much more than other widely spoken languages
there is no rule to guess the pronunciation of certain words, you just have to know them, like blood vs gloom
old english wasn't like that afaik
>>2732983
>the incongruencies are much wider than other spoken languages
Citation needed
>>2732983
Because it's the only romantic Germanic language
England industrialised first. Hence solidifying written spelling by the printing press, before major changes in the spoken language.
Subsequently, whenever anyone questioned outdated spellings, the whole argument about 'no one written spelling would match any one accent' came up.
If 'book' suddenly became 'buk' to reflect southern pronunciation, the other half of the country would demand 'book' back.