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>>2349742
Funny dialect. Stingy and diligent people.

>>2349742
Frederick Barbarossa's dynasty was from Swabia. Basically, you wuz kings n sheit.

>>2349742
The designation of Shvabiya or Swabia rises from nominal svevy (or sveby). One of the German tribes is called so. Naming svevy (sveby) originates from the Latin word of suebi (suevi), whose value is not accurately established. Svevy are known from the I century before Christ. From X century to 1313 age they had their independent state.

>>2349708
childhood is aspiring to be an adult
adulthood is realizing that childhood is freedom and creativity

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>>2349718
pic related

>Neo
>Classical
Pick one

>>2349678
>get to be a papist or a commie
oh boy

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DON'T YOU THINK I'M DEPRESSED ENOUGH FUUUCK

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>>2349686

>ywn go duck hunting with Franco

>>2349538
he got absolutely blown the fuck out by Michael Bird

Listen to how panicky he sounds at the end

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

>>2349684
Yeah who cares that everything he says is correct, he's not as good at speaking so he's wrong

>>2349355
airplanes and a lot more political power than its really worth

>>2349383
>a lot more political power than its really worth

Applies to most states desu

>>2349404
In Ohio's case it produced alot of presidents and for awhile practically controlled the republican party.

For a long time it was pretty much impossible to get elected without winning ohio

>>2349339
>2017
>Not considering the WW1 era as the most honourable wartime period

>>2349339
>2017
>still considering war as honorable

>>2349339
>murdering people for your government
>honourable

Is that an inherently utilitarian system of economics.

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Marxist-leninism/stalinism
Reactionary drumpflakes will cry at this

Distributism is just communism for catholics.

They be jelly.

He's kinda creepy

>>2349185
Can I get a quick rundown?

>>2348972
>historically supported

The fuck are you talking about?

>>2348972
How do you prove an opinion wrong? It all depends on how you interpret the bible and the early church councils

>>2348975

Donation of Constantine was a forgery, for one.

>>2348979

>It all depends on how you interpret the bible and the early church councils

No it doesn't because there is no interpretation that doesn't involve mental gymnastics and blatant falsehoods that supports it.

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>>2348969

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>What are /his/ thoughts on esoteric Kekism?
Pic very related.

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>>2348969
Dumb reddit meme

not sterilizing them is obviously the moral thing to do.

sterilizing them is obviously the moral thing to do.

You don't have to enslave their children. Maybe you should just let the parents go after 7 years of service too. I would unironically do this today if I could.

Honorius was a retard and, despite Alaric trying to come to the negotiating table, basically pushed him into sacking Rome.

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>>2348904
Alaric did nothing wrong. He just wanted an official army position which would give him access to imperial food supplies so he could feed his followers.

>>2348904
A complete romaboo.

He literally had his men address him as Alaricus.

>>2348749
https://www.youtube.com/user/RealCrusadeHistory

Why don't you try reading a history book

J Riley-Smith is a very good historian who primarily wrote about the Crusades

from ur mom, she knows all about the crusades if you know what i mean

>>2348743
Omelette du fromage

Because French philosophers have stuck to the rational point of view that it's always smart to question everything instead of engaging ideas because they promote selfish, delusional thinking and/or the shifting of responsibility.

The English are "silly" because they didn't throw off monarchs or groupthink after the 19th Century. Even today the English use social fallacies moreso than rational thinking.
>"I heard that; these people say that"

American are stupid for the same reason, except that they force fallacies upon people via popculture, academia, psychiatry, the prison system, etc.
>"You're being punished because we believe in X stereotype!"

The French however?
How do they respond when honest humility is demanded?
>"c'est la vie"

>Quebec
>French

>>2348709
typical germans

>>2348709
>t. Zosimus

>>2348709
They didn't.