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>>2137207
Gorbachev for destroying it

>>2137207
Putin for reviving it.

>>2137207
What do you mean by greatest?

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>>2137188
Ask Protestants. They practically invented basing a religion around a single man

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>>2137201
> They practically invented basing a religion around a single man
Totally unlike other christians.

>>2137188
>Why do some cults view themselves as "always right" while they regard everyone else as "always wrong?"
Why does any person view himself as "always right"? Should be obvious desu.

>>2137179
The outcast status of executioners was also symbolic in nature. As much as committing crimes was regarded as wrong, killing people was regarded as wrong too, and this reminded people of it.

>>2137179
It made them feel better about the system whose luxuries they enjoyed. Like people today shouting fuck the police and deriding the military industrial complex or oil monopolies for giving them the privileges of world hegemony. Its virtue signaling. I'll take the benefits, but deride the drawbacks. You didn't see alot of people fleeing their nations because of execution, and you don't see Americans leaving America because of its absurd wealth built on the petrodollar.

>>2137276

Yeah, this. I'm willing to bet the notion of "ritual pollution" played a role a lot of the time. Yes it was necessary work so you didn't look down on them in some sort of morally superior way, but rather they must be kept away from "pure" elements of society so their ugly but necessary work did not contaminate your priests or ealdormen or whatever.

The Romans had this attitude. Priests were forbidden from having contact with, say, grave diggers, or even from seeing them. Maybe it became just a less formal aversion but it's a pretty common attitude toward certain "untouchable" trades throughout history.

>>2137005

Why shouldn't it be allowed?

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>In April 2016, the Principality of Hutt River finally received an official nod from Australia’s head of state. Prince Leonard, the sovereign of Hutt River, received a letter with the Queen’s good wishes on the anniversary of the Principality seceding from Australia 46 years ago, on April 21, 1970. The letter from Buckingham Palace is signed by Mrs Sonia Bonici, Senior Correspondence Officer. It reads in part: “I am to convey Her Majesty’s good wishes to you and to all concerned for a most enjoyable and successful celebration on 23rd and 24th of April to mark the forty-sixth anniversary of the Principality of Hutt River.” The Queen was replying to a letter from Prince Leonard congratulating her on her 90th birthday.

>>2137005
lots

>>2136962
This thread is asscancer and your a fucking shitter. Chivalrous knights don't need ur autism to be beloved and guns are superior anyways.

Haha bet u aint even french turd.

>>2136969

t. Muhammad Al-Britani ibn Jamal

>>2136982
Wouldn't the geographic identifier be more specific instead of a whole country?

>>2136879
What the fuck is this reddit shit?

BC/AD for lyfe

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>>2136879

>>2136906
>>2136919
>reddit
>fedoraposting
I thought this was a serious board?

it lost all relevance during the crisis of the 3rd century

>>2136619
in the 12th century,

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It hasn't.

>>2136048
hurr who cares brown ppl gas them

>get memed up and down all over and back around again
>turn to /his/

>>2136059
Yeah pretty much

>>2135916
they were good guys...

"NEIN"

What did Rudolf Hess mean by this?

ahahaha. holocaust? it was just a refugee crisis!

>>2135871
Modern abortion industry has the Carthies beat.

Bump for interesting non race bait thread.

>inb4 MUH ROMAN PROPAGANDA
"But these at least, Socrates, are not difficult to know, that we do not always use the same laws, but different. Since, for example, to us it is not the law to sacrifice humans, but impious, but Carthaginians on the other hand do sacrifice them as being holy for them and not unlawful, and some do this even to their own sons for Kronos, as perhaps you also have heard. - Plato's (who had no incentive of inciting a war with Carthage) Minos 315c.

>>2135870
it was all a dream

>>2135870
The only non-paradoxal answer is yes.

>>2135870
No. "Nothing" as such is not a coherent concept and cannot be spoken of

Iran is already free American dog

>>2135359
They need to be freed from their current freedom.

>>2135359
No it isn't is an Islamic Republican
>Kids can't even. Go partying cuz is Haram

Short answer:

>material world = bad

>>2135219
Basically the idea is that the material universe was created by a flawed, petty being known as the "demiurge", and that behind the scenes there exists a perfect metaphysical force known as the monad or "sophia". There is many different gnostic traditions with varying canons though so some might radically different beliefs.

Why is byzaboo lower when it's basically being both a greekaboo and a romaboo at the same time?

>>2134916
What about Persiaboo?

>>2134922
Most likely because it's popular and a fair amount of the byzaboo's are pretty shitty, similar to how vikingboo's think vikings were epic fighters and no one could stop them. Personally, I'm a minoaboo, a mycenaboo, and I hate to admit it, a weaboo (I love Japan from 500 to 1200 BC).

>>2134132
Took out their repressed anger against random farmers

>>2134132
My uncle was in basic training during the vietnam war with a korean immigrant that had already served there with the rok army. He told my uncle that when they questioned captured vc they would just punch them in the head over and over until they died

>>2134415
Based