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>>2302365
Typical white person culturally appropriating a black icon

His African name is too black, so he had to get the Greek one

>>2302373
>ironically thinks Egyptians were black

>thinks Shelley was appropriating him, when in actuality Shelley was ridiculing him for being arrogant

>>2302373
Shelley wasn't appropriating Ramses

he was making fun of him

read the poem

It has made me realize that entrusting decisions to the people is madness. Not because we're less intelligent than the wealthy or anything like that, because decisions made by a mob are inevitably the most shortsighted, most violent ones. We'll choose the most brutal, idiotic among ourselves to lead us, and those brutal idiots will slaughter us.

Federalism, Napoleonic meritocratic imperialism....that is the way to go. Not this absurd, unchecked, "popular vote" system.

>>2302272
It turned me from a democratic centrist into a reactionary monarchist.

It made me want to kill myself

>>2302256
Hardline Jacobin desu

Robespierre didnt go far enough

Girondin
https://youtu.be/iFHDYMFPFFo
Sometimes the best answer is the most plain one.

The faction of leaving France for anywhere else.

Says the Iberian

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>>2302232
>tfw I made Rome great again

>>2302232
Not gonna lie, former Trump voter here. This is fucking hilarious watching Trump crash and burn. But in all seriousness we can't let this guy get the nuclear codes.

Quick rundown?

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>>2302186
Read between the lines son also this is only the fragment on the tip of the mile tall iceberg

>>2302202
WE WUZ TORPEDOS
WE WUZ PARACHUTES DOG GAMMIT

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>RESPOND OR ELSE.

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PLEASE

hold on I got it

>>2302102
both

>>2302102

He's literally Hitler.

>>2302143
and as we all know hitler was both good and bad

>>2301641
Who?

But if you are on the monarch's land and do not act like the monarch wants you to, you are "aggressing" against him. Any kind of authoritarianism and tyranny can be justified with autistic "Libertarian" interpretation of property rights.

>>2301672
Hans Hoppe

>>2301519
Yes.

>>2301519

I have a picture of my great grandfather who served in the British Army.

I have a picture of him sitting with some soldiers in Black.

The funny thing was, they had a board with them and wrote the date on it.

It was 11,11,11.

I wonder did they take the picture around 11:11am in the morning.

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>>2301519
Yes, so we can kill them all

>>2301481

If you think about international politics in terms of morality I'm afraid you've missed the point entirely

>>2301481
As an Englishman, I can honestly say no, never.

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>>2301438

The US were the only fully mechanized military during the war in Europe anyway, and they wouldn't show up till '44. Not as large of a hindrance as you'd think, not like Russia had shit for roads anyway.

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>>2302011
I disagree, the Belgian army in 1940 was completely motorized.

It's funny I recently had an argument with my dad about this he was totally shocked and refused to believe just how non mechanized the Wehrmacht actually was.

Switzerland balances being a military memearchy with being a functional country.

>>2301390
Military county is meme. Japan, Prussia hadnt any radical differs from other countries of that time - like Britian or USA.

>>2301409
Switzerland was weak set of city states without any military achivements.

Because the technology and strategies of the time favored the defenses in almost every regard

>>2301400
Why?

>>2301404
Because that's the way it was

>>2301319

It means that as in all other things, everything God created is unique.

You are more used to "glory" being referred to in this context as "brightness".

>>2301319

The unique/divine is in all things and does not have a uniform appearance but is manifested in infinite difference incarnations

>>2301331
But in the preceding verse, it reads, "There are also celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial: but the glory of the celestial is one, and the glory of the terrestrial is another."

How do those verses relate?

>>2301296
>>>/x/

>>2301314
This is a historical event, I didn't request some meme answers. So, /x/ is irrelevant

I really don't know how to explain it
something clearly frightened them. could it be something was released, like a gas or something, that radiated them, making them flee for their lives out into their frozen death?