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>sarmatians

i can give you a 150page long pdf in hungarian about them :P

>>2282018
>in Hungarian
And how much, exactly, of that is spent on typical Magyar we wuzism?

>>2282030
zero?
you must be one butthurt neighbour

I know he wasn't the greatest judge of character, but what did Hitler see in him?

>>2281798
Tight boypussy

>>2281798
Asskissing

>>2281701
Maybe some day.
I always imagine that its a gradual process in the sci fi movies.
It starts with say a trade union, and evolves into independent states with common alliances, trade, language (?) etc.

>>2281701
Sure just remove human free will.

>>2281701
no. You'd still have regional powers fighting each other for resources and trade and culture, etc.

You could have a weak U.N. kind of deal where every region comes together on one or two issues like famines and disease and things, but even if everywhere on earth had an idea that we were all part of some global community, there would be little difference when it comes to some regions clashing with others and some being far richer than others and movement would still be restricted

>>2281679
I'm a millennial but I remember. I went out more, drew a lot, watched tv, played with my legos, saw rented movies from blockbuster, went to the mall and park and weekend trips. Visited family at least every weekend. Oh and sega genesis.

Everything having to do with information was a lot harder and more costly. If you wanted to find out a fact, you had to go down to the public library and look it up yourself in a book. You found out about things through newspapers and magazines, mostly. If you wanted to watch a movie you had to go down to the video store and rent it, or order it from a catalogue if the store didn't have a copy. If you wanted to hear a song you had to go down to the record store and buy the album. The internet just made all that faster and less expensive. You basically did the exact same things as today but had to haul your ass around and cough up money to do them. Besides that it didn't really change much. Having a smartphone was like the internet x2 since you didn't even have to go home to look something up now.

>>2281679
I was happier then, that's what I remember

>>2281613
bump

>>2281613
bump it

>>2281613
b u m p

>>2281552
>90% of the worlds problems could have been avoided if perfidious Albion didn't ruin everything
ftfy

>>2281557
Nah pretty sure it was french

>anglos behead king
>parliamentary sovereignty enshrined
>everyone happy
>by popular consensus bloodlessly revert back to a strictly constitutionally-bound monarchy when the time is right

>frogs behead king
>genocide, anarchy, unbridled radicalism, mass murder, state terrorism, totalitarianism
>beginning of the long slow decline into irrelevance having once been the shining light of europe

Really makes you think

Friedrich List.

>>2281299
>Does any economist even come close?
Close to what? If you mean, "close to Keynes", then that is really subject to interpretation.
If you mean, "close to the truth", then the answer is a most definite no.

Economics is the attempt to study something subjective through objective means. It is like trying to study the ocean by watching the light reflecting off the surface of the water.

Objective information is superficial. It only exists at face value. Economics is much deeper than science. The movement of the human spirit cannot be quantified in any objective way - because it is not objective reasons that move people to do something, but subjective reasons.

The classical liberal appeal to the "free hand of the market" is an admission that they do not understand the forces at work. They cannot define or quantify this "free hand", this god-like entity, but then they try to define or quantify its outputs or the result of its work.

Economics is a pseudo-science, in that the parameters of the system do not even come close to encapsulating that which it attempts to quantify. Someone who read and analyzed historical accounts would have a better grasp of "economics" than those called "economists".

>>2281334
So you're basically creating an academic branch of thought war out of thin air?

I don't read history, haven't for a year. I'm not fighting this stupid war with you.

*was lost
I'm retarded.

>>2281045
Sheep market

Smut papyri, mainly.

A lot of useless shit about blood letting and who worshiped who. Some useless ancient philosophical papers written before people understood cells existed.

My point is: who gives a shit really, except (((Classicists)))

>>2280969
True gallantry.

>>2280969
Clearly Lord Cardigan was of Polish descent

>>2280969
misunderstood order, the heavy brigade that day performed excellently, and what is overlooked about the light brigade is that insane as the charge was they did manage to drive on through to the guns they were charging at and saber the gunners

other notable instances of british units charging due to unclear or misunderstood orders include Minden where the unexpected advance of the british contingent instead of being wiped out as everone expected punched through the enemy center and precipitated the collapse of the enemy army.

as for the 'anglos bad at land warfare' meme some on /his/ seem determined to push, they arent, winning their share of battles on the european mainland

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>>2280851
Childhood is idolizing rome
Adulthood is realizing Ērānshahr has always made more sense.
Seniority is realizing that the Sassanid-Roman Wars were the worst things to ever happen in human history.

>>2280873
Should have worked together instead.

>>2280873
Childhood is idolizing rome
Adulthood is realizing Ērānshahr has always made more sense.
Seniority is realizing that the Sassanid-Roman Wars were the worst things to ever happen in human history.
Enlightenment is realizing the Samanids and Safavids makes perfect sense.

>>2280576
God mind controlled him by hardening his heart.

>>2280576
*Exodus

>>2280576
Each plague was an assault on an Egyptian deity. Frogs are a fertility symbol in Egypt, so the Egyptian "god" being attacked was Heqet, where our beloved retarded little brother's "Kek" originates.

Irony is a bunch of weebs manufacturing a fertility goddess out of a frog.

>>2280592
>Gee, I guess you are not responsible for your own actions then, puppet.

Didn't think I'd ever see Watson posted here. Yeah, so long as those kids are born of reasonable genetic stock, I'm quite sure he's right. I don't think that should be very shocking for most people.

>>2280474
Some people are born "normal" but simply are genetically incapable of being extremely intelligent.

Can you turn a baby of pygmy ancestry into a world-class sprinter?
No.

>>2280474
>I am going beyond my facts and I admit it, but so have the advocates of the contrary
yeah, the fact that other people make unsubstantiated claims doesn't give you licence to do the same.

Also, the weight of scientific evidence says he's wrong.

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>Euphrates was the cradle of civilization
>tens of thousands of years of human history and development
>Muslims destroy it all

I genuinely don't understand what would ever drive a person to knowingly destroy an item with historical significance

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>We will never find the gospel that Jesus himself wrote

Turkey stopped being a colonial empire, Russia did not.

>>2280028
Turkey was a nation of 17 million people.

Also, it wasn't industrialized before 1920

>>2280028
Turkey lost WWI
Russia didn't
Also communism helped

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There were only three Romes

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>>2279810
>Why did nobody ever look to actual Rome as the successor to Rome?
That was the Germans.

>>2279810
THERE WAS NO SUCCESSOR TO ROME. ROME FELL IN 1453 AND EVERYONE WHO SAYS OTHERWISE IS JUST WEWUZING LIKE A BIG-MOUTHED NIGGER. PERIOD