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is this like when people post pictures of mildly attractive north korean women, as if a place having women (like literally every other place on Earth other than /pol/ bedrooms) makes it immune from being a shithole

And on the background, how they will look like in the future.

Dat nipple tho.

>>2601444
>ywn have a qt to come home to after a long day, anywhere, ever

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this cracker humor?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfTVcbbBhWs

>>2601567
nah man it's just good ol country
who wouldn't want 40 acres and a mule?

>>2601383

Since you're so confident, I'd like you to explain why none of those sightings have provided any actual scientific evidence, along with why/how such a unique lifeform could have enough numbers to sustain its population with nobody ever finding a skeleton, a corpse, or literally any actual proof that it could exist.

This should be easy for you, right?

>>2601383
The sachmo is a pretty cool dude.

It seems unlikely that a breeding population of large hominids could exist without getting shot and put on display at least once.

You're going to need a minimum of around a thousand breeding pairs to maintain a viable genome.

All of those thousand breeding pairs are going to need to be hunting.

If an adult bigfoot is larger than an adult human, and an adult human requires about 1,500 calories a day to not die, you're talking about creatures that need to magic up 1000 plus calories in a day in a relatively populated area of the US without ever being killed, captured, or simply dying and having the remains discovered by humans.

>>2601371
>>>/pol/

Why are all /pol/ posters literally identical in every facet of their posting? Isn't the whole shtick about not being a sheep and being an individual?

There are people in the west that believe they came from monkeys.

This retarded religion is called "evolution" and its founder was Charles Darwin.

On some isolated corner of the internet, an internet board originally created as satire for conspiracy theorists and anti-semites gained an unironic following and convinced themselves they had actual relevancy beyond their bedroom

There's a demon in guarani myth with a gigantic prehensile penis he uses to capture, rape, and impregnate women with

Shit

>>2601379
Such an insightful and deep post.

Really made me think.

>>2601354
Brutal concentration camps in Libya and Ethiopia. Granted, they did build roads, schools and hospitals there. Somalia was the opposite since both groups seem to have good relations. Somalia was the most developed colony as a result.

>>2601329
The dark ages

>>2601329
Divided in some other way.

>>2601334
No one take bait

>>2601250

>but do you guys think there's some other aspect of his life that might be easier to talk about for five pages?

Write a quick rundown about his retarded desire to make post-colonial India a pre-industrial shithole that would have resulted in the starvation of millions.

In that passage, Gandhi references India’s Arms Act of 1878, which gave Europeans in India the right to carry firearms but prevented Indians from doing so, unless they were granted a license by the British colonial government. The full text of what he wrote is: “Among the many misdeeds of the British rule in India, history will look upon the Act depriving a whole nation of arms as the blackest. If we want the Arms Act to be repealed, if we want to learn the use of arms, here is a golden opportunity. If the middle classes render voluntary help to Government in the hour of its trial, distrust will disappear, and the ban on possessing arms will be withdrawn.”

These words come from a World War I recruitment pamphlet that Gandhi published in 1918, urging Indians to fight with their British colonial oppressors in the war, not against them. According to K.P. Nayar, chief diplomatic editor for The Telegraph in Calcutta, Gandhi saw “an opportunity for a political struggle against the colonial rulers and for the repeal of the unjust Arms Act,” not “for more Indians to have access to guns.” Peter Brock, a noted historian of nonviolence, wrote in his article “Gandhi’s Nonviolence and His War Service” that Gandhi “believed at that time (although he became more skeptical of this later on) that India could win equal partnership for itself within the British Empire if as large a number as possible of its able-bodied men volunteered to help the Empire, in one way or another, in times of need.” The British, that is, would regret passing the Arms Act because they’d discover Indians to be such valuable fellow soldiers.

>>2601261
OP here, I read about this in the history book we had to buy for this class. Why did he think machinery was evil?

Compound bows are made out of bones and sinew.

>>2601237
They are mostly wood. The section of the bow that curves away from the user could be made of bone or something else.

>>2601230
>In geology and earth science, a plateau (pronunciation: /pləˈtoʊ/ or /ˈplætoʊ/; plural plateaus or plateaux), also called a high plain or tableland, is an area of highland, usually consisting of relatively flat terrain that is raised significantly above the surrounding area, often with one or more sides with steep slopes.

"India" didn't get colonized

That asshole Rajanate across the river got colonized

The British are our bros who would never-HAI RAM, PLEASE STOP IT!!!

>>2601233
what did he mean by this

The Brits caught them at the right time, just as the Mughal Empire was in its death-throes while no other polity was poised to fill the vacuum.

they gassed a bunch of ethiopians

>>2601177
they were fascists

their performance on the battlefield was atrocious

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>>2600990
Jesus is God. Pray because you want to submit to God, don't pray because you want things. It should pray because you want to show god that you love Him.

>>2601048
Thanks, I'm born and raised Catholic and just trying to get back into it.

John 14:6
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

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Fun fact.

The Nike logo is Saturn

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>>2600930
All major religions borrow aspects of their respective mythologies from ancient, antiquated sources.

This doesn't mean, of course, that you're religion does not have the one true God - only that their are various homologies across a wide range of religious doctrines owing to similar influences.
>pic related, Amun-Ra

>>2600930

>Where does the meme of Catholics/Muslims/Groups I don't like worshiping him from?

literally David Icke.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKS2e3-z2js

>>2600876
How?

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>>2600876
I know that Jesus died for our sins, but more broadly speaking what does that entail exactly? What was the significance of the crucifixion?

I've asked my priest but his answer was confusing and I just can't grasp it. I know it was a truly incredible act of humanity for a God to willingly lay down his life for the benefit of his creation, but I don't understand why he needed to.

>>2600923
Were all born with the original sin from Adam and Eve (or if you want a more theological and philosophical reason, because we're all human and do immoral things), so Jesus came to suffer for us in our stead, so if we ask for forgiveness we are given it.

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>>2600844
anal sex

>>2600844
homosexuality