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IF A CONCEPT IS ABSTRACT, IT IS NOT WORTHY OF SELFSACRIFICE.

>>2436932
Convince them they are also an abstract concept

>>2436932
If you're asking us to help you end someone's life, that someone should be you.

>>2436796

to eat ALL of the pies

>>2436796
heart attack

fuck this guy was a fucking pilot in WW1, he was even in the red baron's squadron and he was so handsome

what went wrong? morphine? fucking fat fuck piece of shit holy fuck

>>2436796
At the end? To start a significant non-aligned bloc to destabilize the burgers and ruskies. Ideally he had hoped recently decolonised nations might flock to his banner.

>>2436784
Yes, but we're not going to call it that because fuck you.

who cares? calling "world war one" a world war is ridiculous anyway.

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>>2436784
Will self-centered bongistanis stop with this meme?
Even if colonial theaters were enough to make a world war, you precious Seven Years War wouldn't be the first one

>Seperates Christian and Catholic
into the garbage it goes

>>2436818
>posterior pummeled papist prick

>>2436818
>Just another butthurt papist.

>>2436733
yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM-xe6wHjnw

watch @18:20

Jesters probably depressed all the time for being a joke

>>2436702
If you except that economics is a science you could argue that its findings are beyond the realm of faith.

But thats going on a limb

>>2436702
For me, "usury" then *did* mean interest because the wealth that they were using was almost always tied to actual, physical things that were and could be valued. Interest in that situation, with a smaller "money" supply and a fundamentally different money supply than our modern fiat currencies, equated to financially creating something from nothing with no effort by the usurer.

In the modern age with our style of economics and our kind of money supply, usury is much more akin to predatory lending or any other kind of financial chicanery to defraud people. Shorting a stock and all the bullshit that derivatives can get you into aren't explicitly referenced as financial sin in the Bible, however in the scope of what they are able to do to people they absolutely qualify as being capable of financial sin, usury. Just lending at interest when what is lent is a fiat currency doesn't come close, by my lights.

>>2436297
Here ya go, no eye contact at all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKnXJhpBim4

>>2436297
Ask why they're doing what they do. To help you? No. To make money. To subject you to their advertisers and pay money to watch them.

>>2435950
That won't decapitate him, look at the angle!

>>2436019
Looking at angles or artist perspective on medieval miniatures has no point.

>>2436027
And look at the hammer it looks like a small ham!

>>2435948
hedonism

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>>2435948
>honor & duty
>posts a pic of a man who took the cowards way out of life and killed himself

>>2435937
no, Britain was almost nuked over the whole Suez canal thing and the US was ready to clean their hands of them Not to mention that the soviets were willing to arm just about anyone. The political climate simply did not allow for colonies.

Some of them, yes. But there would be no point. The constant need to fight for then meant they were a net drain on the home country more than anything else. A perfect example would be French Algeria, where the French technically won a military victory but later abandoned it anyway because they figured there'd just be another costly revolt in a few years.

>>2435980
>this
the Suez Crisis was really the final nail in the coffin of Britain and France as global powers, having little direct authority when not backed up the US.

Also maintaining colonies became more and more expensive as nationalism was on the rise. to put it short, it was easy to put down African/Asian natives with spears/15th century muskets, once revolutionary armies started forming like the Viet Minh and the Algerian FLN, keeping those colonies was costing them more money in military expense than the revenue they got from them.

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*blocks your path*

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*makes new covenant*

>>2435437
>and china

You realize the mongols that invaded were turkics right and not chinese armies? Or is your /pol/ brainlet too small for this distinction

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>>2436601

November 13, 1710. I rose at 7 o’clock and said a short prayer. Then I took a little walk about the plantation. I ate toast and cider for breakfast. Colonel Digges sent for a white negro for us to see who except the color was featured like other negroes. She told us that in her country, which is called Aboh near Calabar, there were many whites as well as blacks. We played at dice till about 12 o’clock and then we [went] to Williamsburg, but I was so dusted with dirt that I was forced to change my clothes. Yesterday Mr. Ingles had a child burnt to death by fire taking hold of its clothes. We went to the capitol and stayed there about two hours and then I went and dined with the Governor where I ate roast mutton. I had a letter from home which told me all was well except a negro woman who ran away and was found dead. I said my prayers and had good health, good thoughts, and good humor, thank God Almighty.

Also wtf is a white negro?
A mullato?

>>2435323
some kind of medicine maybe
>>2435427
an albino?

>>2435550
That makes sense.
Thx

>>2434959
>>Rome fell for a multitude of reasons. No, it wasn't just immigration, Christianity, or homosex.

I mean you can blame it on a bunch of reasons, but I think there are two or three big ones and the others are just used to create some huge list for some historian to jerk to it.

>Pirates are just glorified criminals on a boat.
Plunder is pretty appealing, but the nasty pirates you see were usually just Privateers and mercenaries hired by their home country to plunder other boats.

>Most leaders in history have done some less-than-appealing shit sometime in their political career. Including the ones you like.
Everyone does bad shit, but some people make up for it.

>>2434959
>Judeo-Christian, not Gayco-Rhomo
Stonewall was what, 47 years ago? And after perpetual gay propaganda since that time, still barely 2 or 3 percent of the population in the west are homosexual. It's difficult to believe there were any more than 2 or 3 percent gays in Roman times. It's probably nothing more than another slur or propaganda point the Christcucks slimed them with as they destroyed the progress of the imperium.

>>2434705
British nationalism is the most tasteful nationalism

>>2434737
Every nationalism is tasteful

>>2434945

Damn right

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