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>you will never witness an epic naval battle between Egyptians and Sea People at the gates of the Nile
>you will never row a ship up the Seine and go hold Paris for random
>you will never use your traditional Polynesian sailing skills to across a thousand miles of open ocean in a hollowed out tree
>you will never unleash Greek fire upon barbarians
>you will never sink the ARA Belgrano
>you will never hit Italian ships with radio guided bombs before they can defect to the allies

As a person who enjoys sailing, I sometimes find myself awash in these feels.

>>2612872
Savannah has an "h" at the end.

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>>2612854

>>2612834
>I'm talking about spanking that does not cross the line of abuse.
one of the biggest problems with spanking is that the line is very easily and often crossed, it's a slippery slope

too lazy to write about pros and cons but that's the main point i wanted to make

TL;DR Clinical trials seem to suggest that children who get spanked don't turn out any better or worse than children who don't.

If the parents lie about spanking their children, or if they go beyond spanking, then it tends to cause harm to the child.

>>2612834
Spanking kids is literally worse than hitting women. It's abuse.

I look at the 70s as a black hole, the 80s were tubular my man.

The 80's were by no means perfect, but it was far from a black hole. gun to my head I'd say the 90's were devoid of any meaningful culture, but my memory of the decade was hazy.

>>2612830
>a cultural black hole
Compared to what? I think you could argue the contemporary era is much worse. What "pop artists" are going be be remembered 25 years from now?

have you tried reading books?

read books, that's it.

no, documentaries don't count. they can compliment your knowledge but should not be the foundation.

>>2612768
start with /r/askhistorians and look for book recommendations from there

>>2612695
>Implying Napoleon didn't pathetically lament after Josephene

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>while other boys chased girls, i studied the mechanics of electricity

>>2612695
Yet he accomplished more than you.

>>2612649
Lets hope not. True Christianity is about as compatible with liberal society as true Islam

Sounds a lot like no true scotsman phallusy

>>2612660
Christ's basic message in terms of social behavior is be excellent to one another. Turn the other cheek etc. If anything modern liberalism would love this stuff.

>>2612639

Are you asking if a group has ever failed to change society? Yes, obviously, all the fucking time. Google "activist group" and see the countless millions of ineffective groups in your country alone.

>>2612639
Rhodesia
Black rhodesians knew it was for their good
Rhodesia falls to foreign armies

>>2612658
>Are you asking if a group has ever failed to change society?
I was thinking about groups that seemed to be effective and find resonance in the majority, but for (external) reasons didn't manage to

>>2612601
Yes. Almost anything would have been better than Nazis.

>>2612635
t. Shekelstein godberg

>>2612656
Hitler losing the war seal the doom of Europe

>it's another 'anon doesn't understand Aristotelian metaphysics' episode

Is there anywhere you can buy them in bulk. They are kind of tasty. I imagine cream cheese would go good with them

>unleavened bread
absolutely heretical

That's some Bold Claim.

Do people honestly believe that fascism and Communism only happened because of Hegel? Or are all posts like OP's trolls?

Hitler for sure.
Everything that's wrong with the modern Europe can be traced back to his autismo.
He took the German retarded ideology and put it in action and now everything is bleak and hopeless for western civilization.

what do you know about Artigas OP?

>>2612537
He was an uruguayan warlord that gathered natives, gauchos, negroes and criollos to declare independence in behalf of certain platinean provinces.

>>2612547
well that´s only partially true
are you argentinian

>>2612394
can't. It is something that doesn't work.

>>2612394
getting rid of it

With authoritarianism.

>>2612324
Dimitar Berbatov.

>>2612324
Gaylord Cux

>>2612324
Plato reincarnated.

The most powerful Briton since Cecil Rhodes

He's ok.

>>2612322
I personally find him a bit over-reaching in his knowledge, but he's ok.

>>2612321
Italian fluent latin speaker and reader. AMA, American friend.

Pronunciation doesn't matter because there's literally no way to know how they spoke the language out loud. As long as you don't pronounce it like church latin you're fine

Latin thread?

How would I say "Keep talking"?
"Perge fārī"?