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muhammad's genealogy is recorded by many islamic historians,he was from the bani hashim clan in hijaz

also kurds at the time were far more to the north and were busy being roman/persian bitches

also thats a dumb fucking map OP

>>2427894
Arab lies

Muḥammad ibn ‘Abdullâh al-Kurdi had Kurdish ancestry

That is why so many Arabs followed the great Kurdish leader Saladin and united under him as the true leader of Islam

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Does the fact that Hitler cried as a grown man prove that he was gay?

Does it?

That man is a Neanderthal

>>2427249
ARGENTIA IS WHITe

>>2427088
sounds like its in some kind of foreign language

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>>2427088
SIEG HEIL :-DDD

It's a cover of the Horst Wessel Lied, the national anthem of Nazi Germany

Oy vey here we go

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Didn't see it, probably wont. Never really got triggered over the all black cast either. Lin Manuel seems like a pretty cool guy

>>2427043
Room where it happens a best

Start with China: A New History by John King Fairbank. Its an amazing introduction into ancient / classical China that explains things like Confucianism, Daoism, Legalism, and Chinese Buddhism really well. My biggest annoyance with it is that it goes through the classical era really fast in favor for the later eras (13th century and up). You won't be reading about the warring states or the three kingdoms.

After you read that book, read A History of Japan by R. H. P. Mason. I personally think learning about China before you read about Japan is essential, especially since you learn how Zen Buddhism develops in China and moves to Japan.

Both China: A History by John Keay and China: A New History by John King Fairbank are good places to start. The former proportionally spends more focus towards covering the pre-Republic period while the latter proportionally spends more focus towards covering the Republic and beyond, but they both give a decent overview of China's history from the neolithic period until now.

>>2426917
1. 1865-1917 (not meant to be exact)
2. Tame-ish West, it was more "Injuns getting pushed out of their ancient lands by gov't"

1803-1889 and yes.

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well you need to understand theres a difference between cowboys, as in the actual profession of cow handlers, and cowboys as vigilante/bounty hunter/gun slinging movie archetype

I think Hang Em' High is the only Eastwood movie where he plays an actual cowboy

>>2426819
Christians.

It's what Christians do after all. You cunts aren't Muslim-tier in your faith.

Christians.

>>2426819
Apostacy I guess would be the technical term for it. Lapsed Catholic is also a popular saying, though it's slightly different from someone who professes to be Christian but never does anything with it.

It's pretty hard to put a term to it for protestants since there's not really any rules one has to follow except profess your faith in God. Even the church structure isn't required for a personal relationship with God by their beliefs. It's entirely possible to be saved and never actually do anything else, and your fellow Christians will be hesitant to call you out on it in fear of seeming like they're rejecting sola scriptura.

>>2426696
Same reason a lot of words are misused in America.

Americans are retards.

>>2426699
This

>>2426276
>3. True Conservatism - but how does one get to this point?
North Korea.

>>2426276

Technocratic horseshit warning: Traditionalism can be viewed as a cultural Bayesian database. Since individuals collect only a very tiny sample of data compared to generations past, conservatism may represent a shortcut yes/no response to new stimuli that achieved success in the past.

The obvious question then becomes how much new information (technology, changing culture, etc.) must be acquired before we alter that database?

>>2426276

What a stupid post. You must be a very stupid person, OP.

Firstly, the USA =/= the World, Conservatism is different in every nation and simply means "for tradition and against innovation (in politics)". In America, democracy, free trade, and capitalism are "Conservative" because they are the founding principles of the country. In Britain, on the other hand, "Conservatives" are anti-democratic and protectionist.

>>2426208
No, read Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy instead.

>>2426212
do this

my boss was a philosophy major and he recommended it to me

heres a link

https://plato.stanford.edu/index.html

>>2426057
Your father = me

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>>2426057
>thinking there is a 1 to 1 in "the east" to every major event/person in "the west"

wew lad

>>2426284
>mfw

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I'll bump with some more

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Are the kikes going to keep resurrecting Ayn Rand as the poster child sociopath for every generation from here on out?

>>2425606
Everything.

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>>2425606
>Ayn Rand was just David Mitchell in drag.
Explains a lot actually.

ONLY THE NOBLE ONES SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO REPRODUCE; NOBLE PERSONS ARE NECESSARY TO COMBAT THE IGNOBLE ONES WHOM NEVER STOP REPRODUCING.

BEFORE ESCAPING THE WORLD, ONE MUST IMPROVE IT, TAKING IT TO ITS ULTIMACY, AND DEFEAT THE FORCES OF "EVIL", OBLITERATING THEM; IT IS THE NOBLE ONE'S DUTY TO ERADICATE "EVIL" BEFORE ASCENDING; TO ESCAPE THE WORLD, LEAVING IT IN DARKNESS, WOULD BE DISGRACEFUL AND DISHONOURABLE; ONE SHOULD NOT AVOID STRUGGLE, BUT TRANSCEND IT.

>>2424649
You need to post that backwards. Literally, not regarding the content. That already is backwards.