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>>2188630
Pardon?

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>>2188605
EVERY.SINGLE.DAY

t. Oliver Joseph Smith

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no idea but they have been pretty intelligent about it

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Why have the Germans consistently refused to be content with their nation's natural borders throughout history?

Many innocent lives have been claimed by unwarranted German expansionism.

>>2188485
Because civilization has existed in Indian subcontinent region for a long time.
There have been many different empires in ancient India like Gupta empire, Ashok empire, and the chola empire which is responsible for many temples present in modern day Indonesia, Thailand etc.
Buddhism too originated from India hence Tibet and Myanmar is explained.
Pakistan & Bangladesh separated just 70 years ago and were always a part of Indian empires in history here their culture too is influenced.

>>2188485
In places like Central and East Asia it was largely the spread of Buddhism and to a lesser extent Hinduism that brought Indian influence. In Southeast Asia influence was more a wholesale adoption of Indian civilization. Civilization arose much later in Southeast Asia than in India, and when it did arise it was largely stimulated by the Chinese-Indian trade. Ascendant chiefdoms and early states in Indochina and Indonesia were involved in this trade and came into contact with Indian traders, learned of Indian civilization and adopted from them ideological concepts and practices like writing, religion, architecture, kingship, etc. This legitimized their power, integrated them into a wider cultural world, and facilitated further elaboration and expansion of their polities. The native cultures still remained though, often integrating Indian concepts into their own beliefs.

Aside from the spread of religion and civilization, there's also the spread of intellectual (especially mathematical) achievements like Hindu-Arabic numerals, the concept of zero and algebra, inventions like Wootz steel and rocketry, and cultural creations like chess, often elaborated on and spread by the Muslims. Basically just the usual inventiveness you'd expect from any major world civilization.

Mathematics, astronomy, literature, language, numerical system, plumbing, spices, trading

>>2188348
Murder is never justified.

>>2188348
With the luxury of hindsight, no.

>>2188348
Yes.

It saved a bunch of American and Japanese lives, in addition to bringing Japan under American occupation during the rest of the 1940's and 50's. The alternative would have probably involved some korea or vietnam-style split.

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>>2188320
>Where they

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>>2188320
Except they did and realized that it was a meme to console dumb pussies like yourself while having gay sex outside castles you'll never fucking take.

>>2188320
Being a horse archer like the mongols or Huns wasn't just something you did. Those kind of soldiers were created through a lifetime of learning and perfecting their craft. Those horse archers also had a different kind of cultural mindset that led them to become what they were.

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I collect clssical antiques.

I have Papyrus fragments with Greek writing on it from Byzantine Egypt, and a bronze as of Constantine the Great.

>>2188048
That's cool. Howmuch does it cost?

>>2188048
Bro, that isn't Papyrus, that is just paper bacon.

>>2187905

There are many social mechanisms to keep the field mostly level, and these vary depending on the group. Bands don't tend to be organized by sustained hierarchies, but there are personal rankings of preference. Status has importance, but it's 'distributed' more equally, as it's hard to sustain a harem in a group of 12-30 folks when all the men are armed and just as keen on reproducing.

Obviously similar to chimps and modern humans, meaning patriarchal, polygamous with female exogamy. Theres literally no evidence that primitive humans were egalitarian, its all wishful thinking by leftist academics.

>>2187958
Chimps aren't patriarchal.

Pharisaism is based on nothing but hypocrisy, hubris, and hatred. It's evil itself in the form of a religion.

>>2187897
Pretty sure he was crucified for claiming to be the messiah and/or god.

Compulsory love is a shit idea too, but come on.

>>2187964
He was crucified by the romans, not the Jews, and he was crucified for causing an uprising.

Of course, it just would've taken slightly longer
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Australia was more useful desu

>>2187841
This. Canadians weren't known as half the soldiers us Aussies were.

> What is Belgium worth?
> Nothing. [walks away]
> Everything!

He thought he could still win the war.

>>2188136
can you by any chance go further?

Was it in any way possible for him to win the war?

>>2187638

the native american "genocide"

>>2187668
Typical white oppressor, failing to recognize the tragic destruction of the most precious cultures in human history. Such a shame that these precious people were wiped out:

"The logic of Comanche raids was straightforward: All the men were killed, and any men who were captured alive were tortured to death as a matter of course, some more slowly than others; the captive women were gang-raped. Some were killed, some tortured. But a portion of them, particularly if they were young, would be spared (though vengeance could always be a motive for slaying hostages). Babies were invariably killed, while preadolescents were often adopted by Comanches or other tribes. This treatment was not reserved for whites or Mexicans; it was practiced just as energetically on rival Indian tribes."

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>>2187638
This ugly cunt.

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>>2187589

>>2187589
OP here. I forgot to mention Billy had a wife who never caught on.
"Tipton kept the secret of his extrinsic sexual characteristics from Betty by inventing a story of having been in a serious car accident resulting in damaged genitals and broken ribs, and that it was necessary to bind the damaged chest to protect it. From then on, this was what he would tell the women in his life."
>being that gullible

>>2187596
It's pretty ironic that this guy was not only a Nazi, but so close with Hitler.

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>>2187468
>Are all great men of history less than their female counterparts?
Nope!

>>2187468
Christ, what narcissism.

They were perfect for each other.

>>2187480
Are you a misogynist of some sort?

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>>2187403
Hello Kissinger, I thought you already made a book on this. Why are you on /his/?

>>2187414

Genuinely haven't read any Kissinger books on this, could you refer me to one?

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>>2187365
No, the Nationalists were too strong, as typical of right vs left wing fights. Leftists are just too weak I'm afraid.

>>2187384
Then how do you explain the Soviet Union?

>>2187459

German autism as always.