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>>2428442
Islam and Catholicism are the bane of mankind.

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>>2428442
In that it makes martyrs of Christians and other minority groups around it, and holy warriors of those who fight against it.

Go back to the desert, dog.

>>2428442
If Catholics were allowed to have sex slaves I'm pretty sure we would be as fanatical about Catholicism as they are about Islam

>>2428432

By the same logic, you would be the same as well then. If allowed to attack free willy-nilly, it would drag, though, after all, we are 7 billion. You may never know as to how many will be left that agree with you.


Ask for another Toba from nature and it would solve your problem.

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>>2428432

>Someone on /his/ disagrees with me
>Can't prove them wrong

REEEEEEEEEEE WHY IS THIS ALLOWED??

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>2017
>having opinions
>not recognizing you are stupid and simply parroting the thoughts of your intellectual superiors blindly

I seriously hope you do not do this

>>2428267
>there are people who take ideological advice from Joseph fucking Stalin

>>2428267
Love this guy. Wrote the most "humanist" constitution in the world, nothing out of it was practiced in real life

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>>2428273
whats wrong with Stalin?

>>2428103
Spain's a shithole.

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>>2428103
Salazar was better

>>2428154
>created chamber of secrets
>didn't even put in a method for controlling the basilisk

nah mate he was shit

Yes.

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>>2427599
>Estado Novo
>fascista

>>2427599
Salazar banned the fascist party. It was extreme conservatism.

It's called bias and everyone has it.
Fuck off

>>2426647
I do adore this book

Cognitive dissonance.

Atheists/evolutionists are a prime example. No matter how debunked their theory is, they still believe in it.

Plenty of kingdoms in pre-colonial Africa. It was the normal form of government apart from a few tribal bumfucks like the Twa and Khoisan and some quasi-democracies like the Tswana.

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>>2426223
What-ifs are a useless exercise.

>>2426237
Bareback sex with traps is also a useless exercise

>>2429432

The snake doesn't show up until chapter 3, dumbass.

>>2429435
>>2429432
It's not a snake, dumbasses, it's a serpent.

heh he didn't stop at the part the universe was willed into existence from nothing heh what a pleb

Exchange sword blows until you can get a hold of them and use jujutsu to take them down and finish them. Much in the same way knights had a wrestling system for taking down other knights.

>Jujutsu first began during the Sengoku period of the Muromachi period combining various Japanesemartial artswhich were used on the battlefield for close combat in situations where weapons were ineffective. In contrast to the neighbouring nations ofChinaandOkinawawhose martial arts were centered aroundstrikingtechniques,Japanesehand-to-hand combat forms focused heavily uponthrowing, immobilizing,joint locksandchokingas striking techniques were ineffective towards someone wearing armor on the battlefield. The original forms of jujutsu such asTakenouchi-ryūalso extensively taught parrying and counterattacking long weapons such as swords or spears via a dagger or other small weapon.

>In the early 17th century during theEdo period, jujutsu would continue to evolve due to the strict laws which were imposed by theTokugawa shogunateto reduce war as influenced by the Chinese social philosophy ofNeo-Confucianismwhich was obtained duringHideyoshi's invasions of Koreaand spread throughout Japan via scholars such asFujiwara Seika.[5]During this new ideology weapons and armor became unused decorative items, so hand-to-hand combat flourished as a form of self-defense and new techniques were created to adapt to the changing situation of unarmored opponents.

I have no idea about Japanese swordplay but I'd imagine they'd go for typical weak spots like the neck or beneath the arm

Plus katanas are pretty heavy as far as swords go so even if your strike hits the opponent's armor it might knock them around a bit

>>2428626
* because the copy and paste fucked up. Fucking phone posting.

>Jujutsu first began during the Sengoku period of the Muromachi period combining various Japanese martial arts which were used on the battlefield for close combat in situations where weapons were ineffective. In contrast to the neighbouring nations of China and Okinawa whose martial arts were centered around striking techniques, Japanese hand-to-hand combat forms focused heavily upon throwing, immobilizing, joint locks and choking as striking techniques were ineffective towards someone wearing armor on the battlefield. The original forms of jujutsu such as Takenouchi-ryūalso extensively taught parrying and counterattacking long weapons such as swords or spears via a dagger or other small weapon.

>In the early 17th century during the Edo period, jujutsu would continue to evolve due to the strict laws which were imposed by the Tokugawa shogunate to reduce war as influenced by the Chinese social philosophy ofNeo-Confucianism which was obtained during Hideyoshi's invasions of Korea and spread throughout Japan via scholars such as Fujiwara Seika.[5] During this new ideology weapons and armor became unused decorative items, so hand-to-hand combat flourished as a form of self-defense and new techniques were created to adapt to the changing situation of unarmored opponents.

>>2427998
>Isn't it more likely battles probably consisted of maybe like a few hundred people, then it was exaggerated the fuck out of?

NOT REALLY.

What reason have you to believe that troop counts were exaggerated?

>>2427998

Ceasar describes battles involving hundreds of thousands as well. Considering Romans were big fans of counting things, I'm sure the figures are relatively accurate.

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They were enlightened by the glory of boipucci.

Then homophobic Jews and their barbarian Christfag goyim had to ruin everything.

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Oh my god, is that a giant statue of Hitler's penis?

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Or is this?

>>2427032
Touch young boys

>>2427032
Work on their latest mix-tape

>>2427032

There's a lot of paperwork running even a small church.

>>2426070
Akhenatmeme

The Pharaoh of the Bible.

>>2426086
But which one anon?

depends

how much do you want for it

>>2426004
Sorry, I don't have much to my name. Please, out of goodwill, could you help a brother out?

>>2425974
>le Heidegger was a nazi maymay

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>>2425887
Another pic of German soldiers fooling around in Bulgaria.

>>2425887
Goddamn, someone photoshop a Pole there