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>>3327454

depending what the raid was about, sometimes they would take slaves sometimes they would murderrape everyone, sometimes they just pillaged and left, but they did viscious teatrical things and desecrate churches and what not

same as anyone else raiding in europe at the time

Their sole interest would have been profit, so looting everything they can reasonably carry and taking whoever looks like they'd make a good slave.

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>>3327454
they were what muslims in europe are now

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>>3327438
>those comments

>>3327438
didn't carthage have more helenistic influence than rome before the punic wars??
and the germans are just barbarians

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>>3327438
>Protecting Europe by destroying it
This is what Wehraboos unironically believe

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>>3327423
Beria was just a friendly little Kitty-Cat.

>>3327423
And somehow Stalin get to sit on the First Secretary throne

>>3327423
But communism is about making people equal, so it's all okay.

Modern Japan before the crash in the 90's is the best era the country experienced.

>>3327316
I'd say Taisho was more prosperous in the modern era

>>3327323

this

now they seem like a peaked people

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>>3327257
Bump please

i dont really know any works on identity formantion but i would be mad interested if anyone knows any. I do know, however, that teh cascadia movement is very much connected with the bioregionalist movement. essentially the idea is that nation states need to reflect environmental rather than cultural areas so that people will connect with the earth and environment rather than massive bureaucratic institutions.

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>>3327257
I suggest you look into the history of Spanish America

No one actually enjoys camping. They do it to show off.

>>3327147

I bet you're one of those weird fuckers who thinks everyone is pretending to like beer.

>>3327145
Some guy who preferred sleeping outside to arguing with his wife

But we already know what happens when you die. You just need to die to find out :^)

Why would anything happen at all? You DEAD, nigga.

>>3327096
Okay... but the mystery is nice to think about.

>>3327078
Redeem themselves from what?

>>3327081
damnation, perdition

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>>3327078
The idea that you need to redeem yourself is a human construct and a spook the only person you need to answer to is yourself.

>>3326844
>Not only that, the Brits actually did try to help a lot of native tribes of colonies and such. Not saying they didn't occasionally slaughter them. But compared to the other world powers at the time, they were pretty tame.
It's a mistake to be tame as an imperial power. Either be utterly ruthless or be a total bleeding heart. Going half-way just ensures you'll be hated forever for various reasons relating to how man's psychology works.

100 years later... IT WORKED!

1) literally no one believes this
2) they deserve it

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Hell would only be for irredeemable sinners who didn't change their ways, so basically there sin would be eternal.
This is why the notion of purgatory existed, as it clears those who die in sin, which is basically everyone, of eternal hellfire.

Also, not every Christian theologian agreed on eternal punishment, but its controversial nature really only existed in the early church. People, like Origen, believed that even the Devil had the chance of redemption in God's eyes.

The current Catholic church really likes to downplay the notion of hell or the devil and focus on God and Jesus. You basically only hear about him during baptisms or the rare bible verses he's referenced in.

>>3327036
It's more complex than merely going to hell for being bad.
There is a god of light and a god of darkness, so you align yourself with the god of darkness you're going to hell.

>>3326803
high quality

>>3326810
Nice.
Got recommended videos?

Suprisingly, governments don't want communist revolutions led by monkeys.

Tordesillas was a mistake, brazil should have never existed

>>3326684
Izzy was god's chosen.Ferdinand was too ambitious and degenerate and ended up giving all their work to a bunch of monsters with massive chins and low IQ known as the Habsburgs