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t. illuminati

>>2288760
They mostly only do charity work now. It's not some big evil organization in the shadows like the mainstream media such as infowars would have you believe.

>>2288821
T. illuminatey slave

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really activates those almonds

>too dumb to check the catalog for a meme thread before creating one
/pol/ was a mistake

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>>2288033
>unironically laughed.

They were fighting on arrival

And fighting for survival thats all I know

They were soldiers from Buffalo

A lot of them became cowboys when they retired.

You are implying here that any person is capable of viewing all art in a lifetime.

Art is lost.
Art is forgotten.
Art is denounced, and centuries later praised.
This thread and all evidence of it will disappear in 10 years.
Ordinary farmhand Gregory Manning's oil paintings will become damp, mold over, and become destroyed, and every one of the friends who saw them will die leaving no trace behind of Greg's artistic achievement

Explain how would we "run out" of art

>>2286036
In the future art will be much more easily preserved. You are a fool for trying to refute that.

>>2286011
sump

>>2285667

by praising kek

>>2285667
Make your own meaning. There is no inherent meaning to the world. Find a purpose in science, or art, or business, or whatever, and seek meaning in that.
Religion doesn't impart meaning, it just imparts ignorance and superstition.

By thinking for yourself.

>>2284976
>Is there any other country which has had so many different religions and groups be in charge over time?
The Balkan countries.

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>>2284976
India's more like a continent (if Europe is one, then so is India) which was only unified under British rule, and even then not really. Before that it had never been unified, and even the partial unifications under the Mauryans and Mughals were brief and contested. The number of different groups in power isn't really that surprising when you think of it as a continent/sub-continent instead of a country.

>>2284976
History of India written by non indic people mainly Europeans at the hight of race wars and every one of them projected their own theories. Indic people did not care about history. I mean to say you won't get real history.

>>2284747

Seconded

TR, seems he'd be cool to hang out with.

Lincoln is the cliche answer, but still the correct one.

>>2282430
Because they are little fags

Never 4get

>>2282430
Depends on who we're talking about.

If we're talking PRC, they have both an ideological and economic reason to keep those wounds feeling fresh and raw. Japan is a geopolitical competitor, they would be fools to not keep taking all the shots they can at them, cheap or not.

Also, countries DO still hate Germany. They leverage the past in a rhetorical way any time Germany does something they don't like. Hell, Israel's managed to wrangle war materiel out of them with that trick.

>>2268055
It seems really neat to me too.
I wish I could say more, tho. Sorry I cannot contribute, but hey enjoy teh free bump :)

Backpacking through Western Europe alone gave me anxiety attacks because I'm a pathetic autist I can't even imagine doing Central Asia good luck OP.

>>2268055
places forgotten by god
never ever prosperity has been achieved there
>inb4 muh samarkand
>inb4 muh silk road trade posts
there were places much more prosperous

>>2292031
It only was after the war ended since everybody could claim not to have collaborated.

They did a good job cleaning themselves up after war and shaving women's hair for allegedly sleeping with Germans.

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>>2292052
>allegedly sleeping with Germans.

No, but Bane is.

Yes, obviously.

Why does everything exist? The only explanation is that Jesus is Lord, and he's physically present in the Eucharist.

I don't know.

He didn't direct The Patriot.

>>2291373
Lol no, Braveheart was shitty with historical inaccuracies and I haven't watched the Patriot.

He only creates these movies as violent thriller, no historical detail is paid any attention really.

>>2291384

Shit as it may be, the success of Braveheart is responsible for the revival of the historical epic as a genre.

>inb4 the wild west is history and culture.

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>B..b..but muh civil war

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>>2290512
>>2290529
>>2290766
I pray thee bear my former answer back: bid them achieve me and then sell my bones. God's God! Why should they mock poor old Uncle Sam thus?!

Let me speak proudly: tell the other Yuropoors, we are but patriots of the working day, our liberties and our freedumbs are all besmirched with rainy posts in the painful threads. But by the mass, our hearts are in the trim!

Yuropoors, save thou thy faggoty, come now no more for taunts, gentle Yuropoors. Thou shalt have none from us, I swear, but these our JOINTS.

Which if you have, shall yield you, little.

Tell the others.

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>>2290378

>>2290395

poor Tay. They killed her too soon.

>>2290395
She was right.

>>2288420
arab nationalism is a bigger failure than islamism and the west poured a bunch of money into radical groups in afghanistan in the 80's

Japan relied on it's very robust reformations of the military to secure its interests. Arab armies never had such armies and fared increasingly poorly.

>>2288420
Constant international interference, corrupt leaders and absurd levels of wealth concentration.