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>>3332806
More like PIKE performance.

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*blocks your path*

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>>3332842
*blocks your bullet*
heh...kiddo

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>>3332708
>Does evil actually exist?
Yes.

>>3332708
Evil is mostly subjective but the vast majority of humanity, present and past, can agree on certain things instinctually. Killing other people without the Big Man On Top's permission or a reasonable casus belli, for example. Taking other people's things when the rest of the group doesn't want you to. Raping someone's property.

As an interpretation, yes.
As an absolute state? I have yet to be convinced.

>>3332313
about 3 or 4 divisions were very good, another 3 or 4 were avarage, comparable to any standart divisions of WW2. Rest were Volksturm with shitty weapons and judeo-negroid soldiers

>>3332346
This. Only a few divisions were good.

>>3332346
Volk grenadiers in the battle of the bulge were a fairly effective fighting force

But then again they were outfitted with the best equipment

>>3332211
>Protestant
>Intellectual

>>3332211
ITT: PAPIST BUTTHURT

>>3332211
pic related

>>3332013
Show me an authentic piece of Burmese Armour. I'm quite curious.

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>>3332016
This is the best picture I found depicting Burmese Armour. I'm mostly curious about the helmet that they wore, it's quite strange for an asian country, at least to me.

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bump.

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>>3331633
They were heathens and fought the catholic church.

>>3331633
kek kikepedia is his only source
next
also watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_LHwKxcOIM
goebbels was right all along

>>3331678
>le kikes
>kikes XD
You get it, you're a fucking moron.

>>3330448
Would it really be so celebrated? Reaching Mars might be a benchmark, but that wouldn't make it some kind of spectacular achievement. Most everyone's life would remain the same.

>>3330460
That's why I said thousands of years from now. Like you said the impact on people living now would be minimal, hardly more than trivia, but if you look at it from the perspective of someone living in an advanced society spanning multiple planets or even galaxies the year man first left earth for another planet is surely a game changing moment in history from their viewpoint. Like the invention of agriculture was except this time there's a clear recorded time and place for it.

It'd be neat, might give us some scientific progress, but its utility is limited. Earth is already the best planet for humans, no planet nearby has anything better to offer.

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>>3330160
>this kills the Turk

I ceased my anti iran posting you can stop posting low quality bait threads persians are not even as bad as wh*Tes or amerimutts

>>3330178
I'm the guy from the other thread you were talking to. There will be shitposters on both sides who will try to end the peace.

Also watch out for Ameributts LARPing as Iranian-hating Turks and Turk-hating Iranians.

>>3329734
Both, and neither, Marx's legacy in the world will be that he forced regulation to improve the general situation of workers in the west, out of fear of uprising, Bismarck's welfare state, the reforms made by labour in post WW2 Britain, etc, if you listen to the internationale most of it seems to be about workers being downtrodden, not the need to abolish all property.

He was an academic NEET who wrote all sorts of alcohol and isolation fueled philosophy just like everyone else who has a book like his.

>>3329780
He did say that he wanted the abolition of private property. I mean I doubt most people care about whether they can own their fucking pen, but if I wanted to make a living through my computer and internet I might give a fuck there.

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>>3329401
At least they can win wars

because the BBC told us to

>>3329510
back to /int/

>>3329401
Because they saw Hitler's dick and it amazed them.

>>3329081
There was literally ONE book I read in English class that wasn't about oppressed minorities. It's not just the liberal arts courses that have political messages anymore.

Liberal arts departments are net money makers for the school. An English department is far cheaper to run than a mechanical engineering department for obvious reasons. Purple haired Sjws studying women's lib are paying for the mechanic engineering department's yearly Matlab license and then some.

College sports is really what should be defunded imho

>>3329087
>It's not just the liberal arts courses that have political messages anymore.
Does a liberal arts curriculum encompass all of the humanities and even math and science though?

The whole premise of the war was unwinnable. The US didn't want to invade North Vietnam to permanently put them down, because that would have likely brought China and Russia into it. So instead, they ended up grinding it out for several years getting nowhere. Eventually public support for the war was basically nonexistent. The US didn't lose the war in a tactical sense, but rather from a shitty strategy sense

>>3328640
The Hippies. Tet Offensive was a disaster, and the NVA were taking casualties like nobody's business. The US just had to hunker down and wear down the north Vietnamese until they would agree to a korea-style compromise, since complete annexation of the north was unlikely due to the sheer unrest / guerilla fighting that would continue in the event of a full occupation.
But, instead the US pulled out because a bunch of hippie college students decided that containing communism in East Asia and upholding American foreign policy wasn't enough of a cause to justify ~50,000 dead Americans (compared to the ~1,000,000 dead of the north).

In another timeline, where Ho Chi Minh did not fail to get US support & they were able to get a nice, independent Vietnam w/o communism, America is still remembered as never having lost a war, just like in Patton's speech.

>>3328640
Yankees feared the Vietnamese warrior

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>>3327636
Obviously not Japanese but that aside it was one the main conditions of the surrender that the emperor remain in his position but he had to give up claims of in some way being divine and iirc Hirohito was largely uninvolved in the war

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Thanks your relpy. I'm Japanese.
your opinion is right. he have not authority for Japanese army I think already he is symbol.
what is iirc? sorry I don't know that,

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>>3327669
>iirc
I I remember correctly
And no I don't think Hirohito swayed the army much as it largely acted independent of the government and often conducted whatever it wanted without government orders

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>control majority of western europe
>do nothing with it
>get germanised

Poor ability to confederate. Similar scenario to the Native Americans, really.

>>3327241
Celts were probably a culture band rather than a race or even a united people per se.
The connections drawn between the insular and Continental Celts are very weak and specious.

from northwest india/pakistan/afghanistan area. everyone gets tired of their shit and expells them thousands of years ago. They migrated through the turkic lands of the Eurasian steppes. settling in eastern europe. where they remained isolated and nomadic sub culture groups in europe. where the europeans grew to not like their shit.

>>3325493
>Where can I find reliable information on Romani History, myths, and culture?
I will be your source

I lived next to a gypsy village for 3 weeks when I was on a business assignment in Romania
A gypsy tribe also settled for 2 weeks in the local park of my village a few years back.

I will tell you this about them: all the nasty and horrible things eastern Europeans and balkan people tell you about them are true. I have grown a deep hatred for the gypsies and truly consider their culture and habits disgusting.

>>3325569
I too form my opinion about millions of people based on personal observations. I begin to hate entire ethnic groups after having bad experiences with several of its representatives.