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>>2413388

if anything the Roman civilization is underrated

if we will discuss overrated civilizations we should start with Great Britain

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>>2413388
As a Romaboo this makes me very angry. kys.

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>>2413388
A signal city taking over the entire Mediterranean world. Bitch think before you post.

>>2413339
Because making them Ayran ubermensch sells more tickets

>>2413339
It's hard to grow a long beard in the limited time between casting and shooting?

>>2413349
Aryan ubermensch. How can they be ubermenschen if they accepted that deal, to present Spartans in non-Sparta way?

>>2412761
its timeless

>>2412775

Looking for more accurate stuff, don't care much about reading it for historiography purposes.

>>2412854
you may be forced to read many separate works considering gibson was quite ambitious to record as much as he did.

That's not a very WW1 ish photograph you've got there, friend.

>>2412681
I know, stalingrad. But it was the closest aesthetic I had.

>>2412648
>>>/tee-gee/

It isn't. Black Africa, Australian aboriginals and and Amerindians are far more alien to the European mindset than the Far East.

>>2412572
Even in the modern day?

>incomprehensible

I mean, if you are stupid, maybe.

>>2412390
both

god wouldn't say it if it wasn't good

>>2412390
The Euthypro dilemma presupposes a multitude of possibly varying desires and goals among the god*s*. It's really a pointless distinction in a Monotheistic system

>>2412390
>1/3 of God lets himself get put through the ultimate humiliation by his most retarded creations in order to save them
The trinitarian Christian version of God certainly put his money where his mouth was, so I'd say good because neither and both.

They didn't "steal" Greece's gods. They encountered the Greeks and found their gods similar to their own so they thought up certain equivalencies and combined their stories.

They had their own gods. What happened was the Greeks heavily influenced the Romans. So, the Romans began to apply Greek ideas about their gods onto the existing Roman gods. Though, they did add some wholly Greek gods every once in a while.

You have to remember that very early Rome was surrounded by cities that were either Greek colonies or were heavily influenced by Greek culture.

corrupt as all hell

Degenerate nomad blood

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>>2410344
They weren't quite ready to accept Jesus into their hearts.

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Also someone in the last thread was asking what a Roman soldier wearing lorica segmentata with a Late Roman ridge helmet would look like

behold

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So, is leather armour a meme?
Are there any documented evidences of using entirely leather armour in combat?
Are they only good to complement other types?

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>>2409572
>Not a meme
>http://greatmingmilitary.blogspot.com/2014/11/leather-armour-of-ming-dynasty.html
Ancient Chinese also used rhinoceros hide before they went extinct.

>>2415386

The Iranians are too Arabicized to be considered as genuine Ino-Europeans both in culture and ethnicity.

>>2415386
Iranian languages are part of the wider Indo-Aryan branch and it's just easier to say Indo-European even though Iran is in between India and Europe.

>>2415386
How about just Aryan like all academics called it before the 1940s? Indo-European is a politically correct term.

F16s from 1975 are modern now?

>>2415339
these are F-14

and they aren't that old

shall i remind how old are F-15s or F-18s of top air forces?

>>2415331
Israel too

>>2414195
>what is double taxation

>>2414189
Corporate tax rate is so high because it's an indirect way to make money. Insiders like Apple get to use loopholes to, in some cases, even make negative income tax, but it still earns revenue without pissing off the plebs. The results of higher corporate taxes fuel anti-corporate sentiment, not anti-government sentiment.

Lowering the rate will most definitely stimulate investment. Look at Ireland as an example. In certain cases, countries that lack significant amounts of cheap labor or large natural resources will cultivate a pro-business environment to attract development. Hong Kong, Singapore, and others have all copied this model.

>>2414212
I'm probably misunderstanding this but essentially companies are actually better off with the way the corporate tax system works now and reform by trying to bring them back to the US is good for the economy as a whole but not for the corporations themselves?

>>2411505
>play online game
>get BR HUE HUE wewuzzer propaganda
gee wlikers

>>2411505
(for nazis)
>they were sent to fight a war that wasn't theirs

keksimus maximus

>>2411505
>we never get to hear about
Maybe if you didn't have shit taste in music you would have heard about it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohCw6eXqc_g

>>2410499
Considering there are 108 of them, you'll need to be more specific.

I doubt that there is one. Polytheism exists as the end result of extreme tolerance. Polytheism is created by the merging of worship of several different gods. There is no overarching message because polytheism is less like a religion and more like the culture that exists once all religions are considered equally valid.

The holy commandment "never poo in loo." Is the main them of all 108 of them.

Because the states are the federal government's bitch and must answer to it, not the other way around.

>>2410139
Clearly.

But /should/ it be that way?

Would they be free to ally with whoever they wanted?