Archived threads in /his/ - History & Humanities - 2142. page

>>2129046

Hero

>>2129046
More or less both.

>>2129046
>1916: Hero
>1940: traitor

People can change, and history can be complicated

bad boys who diddu sumtin

>>2128794
Individuals and groups that sought to slow or reverse centuries of preferential treatment in the face of actually having to compete in globally competitive fields and markets utilizing xenophobic, false nostalgia and ethno-nationalist isolationist rhetoric to make a final stand.

This of course will be spoken of like racism is of the past. Reality is richer people will be lighter than poorer people.

It'll be like Brazil people will claim it's more and issue class than race.

>>2128794
They will see anti racist as lunatics who tried to destroy the human species for stupid shit like feelings.

>>2128788
はい、ジャパンばんざい!

>*japanese people buying up tons of stuff outside the country in the 80s to move money offshore before the bubble collapses*
>whitey: "the inscrutable oriental is executing his masterplan to take over the world! war is inevitable!"

20 years later:
>*chinese people buying up tons of stuff outside the country in the 10s to move money offshore before the bubble collapses*
>whitey: "the inscrutable oriental is executing his masterplan to take over the world! war is inevitable!"

>>2128788
>1991

if mudslimes were mass deported from Europe I'd gladly leave usa

>>2128745
But Europe rightfully belongs to the Semite and Indo-Aryan and Indo-Iranian people you dumb fuck!

>>2128742
I don't know if ancestry alone would be justification enough to remove land away from a group of people who have inhabited now for a hundred years. Yes the Indian removal was pretty much a genocide but removing the whites and giving it back to the remains of the natives doesn't right that wrong.

gotta admit I was pretty shocked/amazed when I learned Chile attempted something like this

File: image_0.png (2MB, 2441x2362px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 2441x2362px

>>2128716
No

>>2128716
That is one rad totem.

>>2128208
This is false. Only a small fraction were eunuch, their survival rates made them a luxury most could not afford.

Al-Jahiz had a Zanj grandfather. They rapidly assimilated into Arabic society especially women, but this of course ignores the African presence in Arabia Felix before Semitic expansion.

T. Beta Israeli

>>2128208
>>2128430
I thought they made all their slaves eunchs

>>2128437
No. That's a silly 4chan and ignorant westerner meme.

Bilal ibn Rabah had children

What is your picture supposed to mean?

>>2128190
just another a dime dozen cult that people fall for

(((controlled opp))) in order to destabilize communist chinkdom

File: DC-1914-27-d-Sarajevo-cropped.jpg (451KB, 1536x1737px) Image search: [Google]

451KB, 1536x1737px

>>2128133
Caused the downfall of western civilisation.

>>2128133
But the Plantagenets inherited the throne in 1154 while the HYW started in 1337

>>2128199
He said the first hundred years war, he probably refer to the shitfest of the XII-XIIIth Century with Richard the Lionheart, and the battle of Bouvines.

In this day and age my guess is the liability is just too high for the value the novelty brings

>>2127809
whywesterneconomiessuckrightnow.jpg

>>2127809
How worker's compensation if she gets hurt? You sign a waiver that if you fall on the job it's your problem. Obviously one has to be skilled on roller skates to work there.
Oh right the diner can get sued if she falls and hurts a customer...

>>2127461
You go first.

>>2127461
??????????????????????

>>2127461
No, but they did tend to fall for every single "cool" new thing that came down the pike.

>>2125870
An empire is composed of kingdoms. It's bigger. Or you might say, it's grander.

The title Caesar exists specifically to differentiate from King.

>>2125913
This.

I'd also like to add a bit of political perspective to it. You might think of an empire as inherently imperialistic, militarily aggressive and is generally an absolute monarchism while also on the cusp of tyranny.

>>2125913
yeah but afaik theres never actually any kings in an empire

File: FeelsGood.jpg (88KB, 960x702px) Image search: [Google]

88KB, 960x702px

>>2125513
Killed alot of Brits

So he's good in my book

He was a gud boi who dindu nuffin

A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell
You who raped our Motherland
I hope you're rotting down in hell
For the horrors that you sent
To our misfortunate forefathers
Whom you robbed of their birthright
"To hell or Connaught" may you burn in hell tonight

>>2124618

>>2124618
You

This guy: >>2124618

there are a lot of viable routes to claim descent from antiquity (mostly through Arnulf of Metz or obscure visigothic noblemen) but all are specious due to poor record keeping after the fall of Rome.

>>2124517
Only if both parent are patrician is the child so no.

>>2124529
"From a patrician family" is a little different to "being a patrician" (claiming such would be in every way meaningless without a Roman nation for it to matter in).

And the answer is if you can link a patrician bloodline to Charlemagne, you can link Rome to every noble family in Europe. Proving such a claim has been difficult, however.

>>2124368
>>the man who lost more than anyone else in history

Nobody cares about the Spanish "Empire", so his loss wasn't that bad.

>get invited to become emperor of new spain by royalists
>refuse

>Not just leaving Iberia the fuck behind and focusing on making the new world livable

>>2125226
>making the new world livable
>implying it wasn't better to live in America than Europe back then