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>>2223973
extreme nationalism that can be racist (hitler) or non racist (mussolini before he had to suck hitler's dick)

>>2223985
There is some racism, but not really genocidal. They feel themselves more culturally superior then racially. So there is stuff like segregation but their not genocidal.

fascism just means the central leadership, which has the power to declare war and to execute criminals, has no accountability via elections or other democratic means. otherwise, the government could operate in any way.

historically i believe fascist countries typically tried to foster a strong sense of national pride and identity. could be based on ethnicity, pseudo-ethnicity (e.g., whiteness, head shape, etc.), religion, or some other core belief

It's an american take on a german dish created in New York (check?) by a german cook. He made patties out of ground beef and put them between sliced bread with mustard.

>something as simple as the burger needed to be invented

American education everyone

>>2223840
This.

> no one has ever minced beef and then fried it ever before in history

Laughable.

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>>2223734
>tfw he never got a state funeral

He was our last good president in quite sometime
>war on cancer
>EPA
>ended segregation in schools
>ended the draft
>lowered the debt
>healthcare

Now he wasn't perfect, war on drugs and bombing Cambodia, but it sucks that watergate is what most people remember about him. He was a good president

>>2223773
He never asked for one

Tee bee aytch it's only moderately worse than life.

And the people you see on death row are always there for like raping and murdering a six year old. Some people just deserve it.

Theres worse criminals than that kid
>kill black people
>death sentence
The government shouldnt have that power imo, no one should be legally able to kill beside james bond

>>2223686
>I do not think the death penalty should be used as punishment in any crime, as it may sentence innocent people (no justice system is perfect, after all)
I agree. Also the death penalty as currently practiced in the US is more expensive than life imprisonment. If we are to have a death penalty the appeals process would have to be simplified and death sentences would have to be more quickly followed through with, which increases the risk of the first problem.

>>2223455
based on elevation?

>>2223455
>>inb4 muh Nile
well yeah, mong

>>2223455

South was at the top of Egyptian maps, north was at the bottom.

>>2223407
Both factions are caucasian

>>2223407
Inb4
>Spain
>White

>>2223421
>Both factions are caucasian
So broad its practically meaningless.

>>2223348
Can any irishmen ITT show some basic economic learning and list a substitute good to potatoes?

>>2223357
I said no meme responses

>Why did the rising happen?
It was believed that the Home Rule issue would be ignored if they didn't so anything and that there would never be a more opportune moment to strike given that Britain was distracted by the war.
>what sparked Irish ultranationalism?
The militarisation of Ulster Unionism and how the British government turned a blind eye to it
>How was the war of independence won?
Guerilla warfare
>Why did a civil war follow?
Ideological disagreements among the figures of the war of independence
>How did the famine, etc effect all of this?
The famine caused a lot of discussion about land ownership and British treatment/neglect of Ireland. It also basically wiped out traditional Irish culture and language and a lot of nationalist groups like the IRB were very concerned about this

>>2223357
Turnips are the next best thing

>>2223253
Because people like you still watch his videos and give him youtubemoney

>>2223253
Never watched even a single video of his but his sense of fashion makes me puke a little in my mouth every time i see his face

Why are British nationalists so fucking annoying? I mean yeah, the British Empire was pretty stronk but then why are the current British nationalists so off putting to me?

>>2223061
kebab empire was pretty much successor of the entire roman empire since unlike the unholy germans, it was an actual functioning empire not a weird league of nations thing. Also it succeeded rome as the dominant power in the mediteranean.

>>2223082
t.urk

>>2223082

go away achmed

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>>2222915
Ahem.

>>2222915
They actually wuz though.

>>2222915

He was right, you know?

>>2222872
is that lad on the left a proto hominid?

>>2222872
Guenon then Evola. I'd reccomend reading some of the vedas before Guenon though, particularly the Baghavad Gita and the Upinishads because he makes a lot of reference to Hindi scripture in his theories.

>>2222944
is Guenon even a traditionalist, in the sense that Evola is a traditionalist?

> Only sociopath would defend someone from false accusations!

>If you're an asshole that means you suffer from a mental illness xd

>>2222789
>i got that one innocent guy out of a jam one time therefore I'm a good person even though the other 10,000 guys I successfully defended I knew were guilty as all hell on an implicit level because they paid $5000/hr da system just werks :^)

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>>2222751
daily reminder

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He actually tried to prevent the war.

As much as I hate to say this, Extra History made a good series on ww1 that shows he was actually a pretty good person.

I took an ethics class and I liked Virtue Ethics the most out of all the other types.

>don't just do good deeds, be a good person

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>>2222469
So this is a really complex subject.

I don't think it's the 'best' but all corners of ye olde ethics triangle have issues.

For Virtue Ethics it comes down to inflexibility and the risk of viewing one's self as primordially correct. This leads to abuse of position and frivolous claims of misconduct (see: EPA under Reagan). Moreover, a person may want to do good but not really have any functional clue how to be good. Virtue systems tend to devolve into circularity faster than deontological or utilitarian systems. The simplicity of virtue and it's location based context don't render it effective for more complex decisions across cultural concepts. "Fair" isn't always fair, for example, monetary recompense for the loss of cultural or historical items or landmarks. In an administrative (business or otherwise) context this becomes much more of a problem because it gets hard to distinguish where the private citizen and the private employee starts or ends. Self-righteousness can therefore lead to undermining organizational codes and goals, even if actually in the best interest of the serviced.


Deontological arguments suffer from the same rigidity just in a different direction. Organizational rather than cultural. On the other hand, utilitarianism simply can't be qualified outside of small-scale cultures, and can suffer from unrealistic or unsound propositions (same expectations of "happiness" and "benefit" between different groups...again this brings up the problem of culture, though it's a super flexible system).

An ethical actor should be virtuous but not ONLY virtuous. One needs to be incredibly reflexive if they're going to root action in a single corner of the ethics triangle.

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What is vitrue ethics solution to this?

Why is this thread so shit?

>>2222474
it was created by a 50 cent party guy. Who makes China shill threads every day on his

>>2222474
>Why is
No no, it's "Why this thread is so shit?", pay attention.