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>>2483764
I don't get it.Cats are cute, clean and classy. Dogs are work animals.

>>2483764
Why do you own a cat op? do you want to be infected with toxoplasma?

>>2483772
Fine, then naming my cat "Jew"?
>>2483789
He's long haired and very kind and lovable.


I have no friends and having a furball who emits body heat who can snuggle with me while I read is nice.

If you reject/ignore Jesus Christ as your savior, you are by definition on the wrong side of history.

>>2483710
That is a religious dispute, not a historical one

>>2483697

communism

>>2483664
People don't pay much attention, they're busy living their lives, it's easy to see anyone you don't know as "other" and even if it's someone you know, you make up an excuse so you can keep on going "They must have done Something to deserve it...the world makes sense...I'm sure of it." In the end, whatever resistance there was, was not organized enough. Most people who want to change their government don't do anything about it, cause they'd have to give up their life and become an insurgent, which has a much higher probability of death or imprisonment than it does of success. Same reason Liberals aren't trying to overthrow the government now, and why conservatives didn't try to overthrow the Obama government.

>>2483714
Then what about the people who actually wanted to go against such government.
What is different in their minds than the regular people?
Are they more educated?
Wealthy?
Or just with more wisdom?

Sorry if I am asking too many questions. I wanted to find some trends to separate people into classes.

You know how the US gov drones people in the middle east and spys on everyone?

You know how you don't like it, but also don't really know any of the details, and it really doesn't affect you? And in the time theres a pretty decent argument for the government being right to do so?

Its just like that.

>>2483595
Agrarian reform was absolutely necessary for numerous reasons. First of all you had tons of pauperized farmers roaming around the countryside and coming in mass numbers to Rome looking for any kind of work just to survive. Secondly it was vital for the survival of Roman citizen's army system. Impoverished farmers simply had no means to supply themselves with reasonable fighting gear, let alone had any reason to fight at all. It was the most rational thing to propose at the moment.

If it weren't for Marian reforms the Roman defensive power would be absolutely destroyed.

>>2483595
yes

>>2483595
Yes. Also sorry to detract from OP's question but if Gracchi brothers had their way, would the Republic's descent to Empire be avoided?

>>2483578

I'd love to see what statistics or information he's basing it on, but it doesn't seem that unlikely. 4chan does get a lot of traffic, and we certainly have more than our share of holocaust deniers.

American hours are the worst on this board.

>>2483578
Why didn't you argue? You would be a first hand source. You could have argued 4chan is literally the last bastion of free speech on the internet, using the professor himself and holocaust denial being negative as examples.

This is a political thread and has nothing to do with history or the humanities.

>>2483486
>Marxist thought and its consequences
>Nothing to do with history or the humanities.

You ride on a short bus, don't you?

>>2483449
all philosophy is a meme

>>2483449
He's literally /his/ the person minus anything actually intellectual keep in mind 4chan was not around in those times

>>2483485
Pretty sure that's Diogenes

“A lack of generosity refuses to acknowledge that your assets are not really yours, but God’s.” - Tim Keller

Proverbs 19:17 The one who is gracious to the poor lends to the LORD, and the LORD will repay him for his good deed.

Hebrews 13:16 Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.

>>2483365
Charity but not social assistance

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>>2483380
>>2483365
Charity is masturbation. You help no one but your own ego.

>>2483326
Can't. That is simply, factually, irrefutable.

Pretty sure Reagan would have kicked robo-Hitler's ass.

>>2483326

I don't disagree, but I feel you could probably move that date back a little and still be correct.

constantine's conversion to chr*stianity

>>2483196
the election of trump

Josephus

>Byzantium
you mean the name of the village that was on the site of Constantinople (imperial capital of the entire empire, and of the east, which contained the economic core of the empire) attached to the name of the eastern portion of the empire after its demise by a butthurt shill for the >H>R>E?

No, black people wouldn't know what Byzantium was

There isn't really any historiographical basis from which you can argue that they weren't Romans. It's like trying to argue that Julius Caesar wasn't assassinated or that the Anglo Saxons won the Battle of Hastings

>Christfags
*Christians

Also stopped reading.

eternal kraut
germans are responsible for literally all the bad things in europe from the fall of rome to communism to rapefugees
their nation should be exterminated

>>2483028
t. eternal anglo/eternal jew

inb4 some amerilard posts voltaire so he can pretend that he's oh so cultured and funny

>>2482932
>holy
:thinking:
>roman
:thinking
>empire
:thinking:

You aren't wrong

No. Christianism was a mistake.

B8

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>>2482879
Yeah, the "lets bomb those fucking savages until they cry for peace like the little bitches they are" movement

>>2482893
Oi, Nigel, so brave. Cheers.