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No, Protestants just hate themselves. That's why they constantly seek new ways to repress their emotions and desires in various forms.

>>2159540
I'm asking because I keep finding this bit of info in random places. Why did certain Hanzeatic cities prefered to be a part of non-Germanic states despite sizeable German population? Because the monarchy was less authoritative there. Why did the ending of Cabinet of Doctor Caligari had to be changed? Because the original was too anti-authoritarian. Led me to believe that Germans like strong leaders.

>>2159540
pretty much this

catholic Germany was jolly as hell it's the protestant ones that were militaristic

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>>2159417

>>2159424
came here to post this

>>2159311
democrats co-opted the term in the 60's

>>2159311
>Social

As >>2159332 said, they took from the largely """liberal""" social policies in various nations.
Look at the first Trudeau PM, for instance.

>>2159311
a)because they are socially liberal;
b)because everything is in reverse in Murica.
The right-wing party is red and all that.

well, look where the film is coming from

He actually meant what he said, it scared the intelligence community.

And he preached an end to mindless consumerism, but this was right when Americans were settling into numbing their minds even more after Vietnam and Nixon so it was not what anyone wanted to hear. He was before his time honestly.

>>2159063
>tfw JC is the president we need right now but don't deserve

Beacuse Germans are niggers that got the wrong skin colour by accident

>>2158931
They were way too holy to act so pettily

Kill the pope, convert to Protestantism, unite the HRE into one nation without the meddling pope getting in the way.

Uh, 42nd President of the United States who -- even after all the bullshit -- will go down being more popular, liked, revered, and wealthy than you'll ever be.

That's who "this guy" is.

>>2158896
Alright Bill.

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>>2158844
The devil himself.
And he will be brought down to the pit of Hell, and all there would stare at him, and ask. Can this be the one who shook the earth and made the kingdoms of the world tremble?

>>2158741
Did a socialist molest you when you were a kid or something?

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>>2158741
We're in the process right now. Communism for example is a shadow of what it was in the 20th century. Modern communism is a bad joke desu, I feel sorry for them.

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>>2158741
from the thumbnail i thought these were different types of underwear.

>>2158645

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elgin_Marbles

>>2158656

This.

Along with basically any other object in the British Museum. Go to their Facebook page and go to the comments on any post. There's likely to be at least one person going "REEEEEEEEEEEEE THE BUNGABUNGA DUNG SCULPTURES BELONG IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA WHERE THEY CAN BE TAKEN CARE IF AND RESPECTED !!!!!!!! SEND THEM BACK NOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!!!!"

It's as regular as clockwork.

The Hope Diamond?

What, again?

>>2158529

We did this thread litterally 24 hours ago.

>>2158529
WW1 German Army was legit
WW2 German Army was meh

Fite me fag

>>2158336
Outstanding book all around. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get into entry level prehistory.

>>2158336
Is this the same guy who took Dawkins' "meme" theory and changed it to be "story", and is touring universities talking about "stories" people had throughout the ages and the way they evolved?

>>2158412

Dawkins's coining of the word 'meme' isn't a theory and stories that get passed on most certainly count as 'memes' in Dawkins' terminology.

He was the emperor of Rome, he probably couldn't be near his son given all the governing and warring that comes with the job

>>2158244
A great deal of people are nothing like their parents and in fact purposely try to be as unlike them as possible.

Also something to consider is Marcus Aurelius spent a great deal of time either governing or up in Germania fighting the Marcomanni. He never really had the time to raise a child.

Commodus was a spoiled brat who had no interest in the job of being emperor but loved the power it brought.

I can hardly blame Marcus for not being a better father and I think he can only be partially blamed for not adopting a son, as had been tradition.

>>2158244
The guy spent like 20 years on the shitty swampy frontier of Slovakia. I don't think he had much time to rear his son well.

>>2158139

What did Theodor Hertzl's armpits smell like?

>>2158144
Like qetoret

>>2158144
Like gefilte fish.

>>2157873

He's not so much a miracle of spying as a miracle of counter-spying.

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>people like this exist while I have trouble looking the 7/11 clerk in the eye when I mumble asking for a pack of cigarettes

fucking genetic lottery man

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>>2157873
People who made faces like that in the old black&white photos were enormous trolls.

>>2157868
>not toasting your marshmallow on the flames of civilisation
I don't think it'll change. You can join an isolated religious community, though.

Without getting into r/TheRedPill styled pseudosociology, I personally wonder if universal suffrage (in this case, specifically women's suffrage) was a bad thing.
Women are traditionally not raised with either the values that lead to more sound, rational voting nor are they expected to make the sacrifices on behalf of their nation and society that men do. Men are drafted to fight in a war if they so choose to call for one. Men hold the careers that provide for families, being the financial backbone of the family unit and play a greater roll in the economy.
There was a good reason that suffrage was limited to white, land-owning males. While it was not egalitarian, it was probably more prone to making the better decisions.

>>2158052
>There was a good reason that suffrage was limited to white, land-owning males. While it was not egalitarian, it was probably more prone to making the better decisions.
Yeah, like WW1. What a great decision, especially for Germany.

>>2157690

Alexander the Great.

is it really sociopathy if you were raised from birth to consider the plebs lower than the shit on the bottom of your sandals?

>>2157785
People are rarely raised that way. Humans, like chimps, naturally hate people who are at the bottom of the social hierarchy.