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Aegean personally. One country controlling a sea looks cool as fuck. It's like a map to a new MMO

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>>2120467
this

>>2120467
United Anatolia makes more sense geopolitically. One continuous landmass > one state divided by a huge ass physical barrier

ok....

Ok....?

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>>2120218
25 year rule bruh.

>>2120020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcINPY21pVA

>>2120020
All I know is, he was nice enough to take the presidential pension even though he was a millionaire to save Woodrow Wilson the embarrassment of being the reason for presidential pension being created in the first place.

Sounds like a bro to me.

>>2120521
You're thinking of Hoover taking the pension to spare Truman the embarrassment. The presidential Pension wasn't established until 1958, and Truman was so completely broke upon leaving office he had to move in with his mother-in-law.

>>2119966
That's pretty autistic of her to assume everyone in a nation adhered to the same ideology.

>>2119966
Be lucky you got to find out early that she is crazy
Even if your grandpa personally shot jews doesn't mean that you are the same
This raceguilt bullshit is hateful and ignorant
>your ancestor was mean so you have to be mean too

>>2119966
do a mating press on her maybe that will change her mind

>>2119957
Why were the mongols unable to take Constantinople?

I hope you are aware that you're posting, in a
>Troll
>Trap
>Thread.
Are you?

>>2119957
Byzantines pussied out and allied with them.

>>2119779
war of 1812?? like nigga

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>you live in a timeline without a Union vs UK-CSA alliance smackdown
>you live in a timeline without a Byzantine Sack of Venice
>you live in a timeline without a French lead allies vs Nazi Germany version of WWII
>you live in a timeline without a Mussolini vs. Hitler war over the Alps
>you live in a timeline without a 1992 Olympics games hosted by a committee of worker's councils in Anarchist Catalonia

I want to speak with the asshole in charge of this shitpit.

Did Harambe survive in the Berenstein universe?

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>Surrealism Art>above all kinds of art

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>>2119419
That's not outsider art

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Ching Chong art gets no love.

their intelligence services were below the british and the US too

>>2119161
Germans are notable for autism:

>limited use and understanding of non-verbal communication such as eye gaze, facial expression and gesture
>difficulties forming and sustaining friendships
>lack of seeking to share enjoyment, interests and activities with other people difficulties with social and emotional responsiveness

>delayed language development
>difficulties initiating and sustaining conversations
>stereotyped and repetitive use of language

>>2119161
the russians had a network of comintern cells all over europe

The one with superior technology

Does the British bourgeois option mean I'm a landed gentry with a country estate or some inner-city shop owner in london or birmingham or some other smokey slag heap?

>>2119045

He said bourgeois, not petty bourgeois, so you'd be a captain of industry, owner of one or more factories / mines, not a landowner or shopkeeper.

1400s

>I will never be an Italian diplomat in the 1500s drinking wine and talking politics with the lads

1871 - 1914 France, objectively speaking

>>2118608
Struggle creates comfort and comfort creates struggle.

>>2118608
If you try to find comfort in your life, it will surely be a struggle

>>2118608
strumfort

>>2118014
Religion has a lot of good to offer, and there are some veery good teachings within Christianity. Jordan explained the difference between being atheist or something else along the lines of "In the journey of searching for truth, being an atheist is just taking a few steps on a million mile trail" or something like that.

>>2118014
The way I undetrstand his views is that he thinks many religious stories and myths throughout time are written down stories of behavioural truth. That is, the truth that has been revealed through action and subconciously been expressed in the myths of various cultures. In that way he finds them "true", not in the strict scientific sense but rather in his own category of "behavioural truth". Now, since he's from a christian culture and since he particularly thinks the idea of logos and the idea of sacrifice as expressed in the bible to be very appealing to him, he calls himself a christian. Even though(as I understand it) he doesn't really believe in the personal god as described in the bible. I remember seeing a video of him explaining his definition of God, but can't remember which one it was. But basically he said that when he feels meaning by acting out speaking the truth and living a good life then he feels like that represents him being in tune with a personal god. But it's honestly a lot of semantics I think and that he wants to appear to be a christian, when most people's definitions of being a christian wouldn't fit. He finds equal truth displayed in christianity in egyptian and mesopotamian mythology for instance. So he says he's "religious" because he finds truth in those myths. Does that qualify as being religious? To him it does, to me I wouldn't necessarily identify that as him being religious. Because essentially all he does is find wisdom in myths by interpreting them in his own way. That doesn't really qualify imo.

>>2118899

I think of religion , very broadly, as a form of comportment towards 'the world' and those within it, which is more or less how Peterson seems to construe it as well--though with a focus on, as you say, 'behavioral truth', or a pragmatic orientation.

>>2117941
>Montreal, New-France
I'd probably go with the missionaries exploring the south down to Louisiana. Or maybe go inna woods and join the Injuns to become a "Coureur des bois"

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I would become a highwayman. What else can you do with a pistol ?

Swabian peasant. Great.

Using the Shitford method of course

I wuz historian and shiet

If you are writing anything about Serbia (from 1815-1941) and use anything i said, just say Slobodan Jovanovic

>>2130191

OP.

>>2130191
every armchair larping historian on this here chinese cartoon website

Alexander Dubcek