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>>2127365
no

>>2127365
you do realize birth is more than just a woman sitting down and popping the baby out of her vagoo?

bump is ok, yes?

>>2127151
Top left is hanuman, top right I'd guess manu but it could be something like varuna. Bottom left is to generic to guess, is she holding anything?

>>2127151
Hanuman, Ganesh, Krishna, ????

>>2112853
Typically those laws have a phrase like "grossly belittling" coded into them. That's an important qualifier.

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>>2113004
>Explain to me how to gas 6 million jews in rooms with windows and wooden doors.

By placing money coins on the floor to keep them busy during the gassing thus preventing evasion

Neocon please go

>>2112796
This thread belongs on /pol/, not on /his/.

>>2112796
>I am not downplaying the crimes against humanity committed by the US against South American and Middle Eastern states

What crimes against humanity?

He's cool and stuff, told UK to stop being meanies, too bad he got shot by other irish men in the civil war

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>>2126994
he was a big fella

Traitor br*t slave

>>2126885
>I'd like to begin as early as possible.
Like the Greeks? Mesopotamians?

"the history of all hitherto existing societies has been the history of manlet struggles"

Check out work by Elliot Rodger he has a keen analytical mind.

One of the first things to understand about historiography is that because there's so, so much history, basically every historian is incredibly specialised and is an expert in one specific facet if one specific civilization at one specific time period.

What are you interested in?

>>2126804
It depends, do you want a piece of paper at the end? If yes, than probably not.

>>2126809
Preferably, but not necessarily. I'd be happy to pay for the certificate at the end, provided the fee isn't ridiculous.

>>2126818
Not 100% sure about this link -
http://proxypiratebay.xyz/torrent/10375085/_The_Great_Courses_-_The_Teaching_Company_Megapack_280_Courses

Try and find a legit torrent for that. You obviously won't get a piece of paper for this, but it is the best torrent in the world, not even joking. Each course is a university level course which usually costs upwards of 900 dollars, each course comes with a pdf study guide with questions and what not.

https://www.edx.org

^ lot's of free and pay courses online from some of the top universities in the world, MIT, Harvard, Berkely. Some you have to pay for but are very, very reasonable ($50 per course and you get a piece of paper, how reliable that piece of paper is though is up for debate). Is a great website regardless.

>>2112693
We're living in a post-ironic Matrix. But everyone knows it's the matrix, figuratively, and on top of that a lot of popsci enthusiasts unironically believe that the actual physical world is a literal matrix.

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>>2112693
>mfw a see someone saying "post-anything" in a history board.

bye rddit

does this have anything to do with Boethius' The Consolation of Philosophy?

>>2112649
It's not mentioned in the book, no.

It seems like an interesting read however

>>2112628
Try Sir Anthony Kenny's history of philosophy. Nice and comprehensive. Don't fall for the Russel meme.

>>2126800

t. Barron Trump

Defend value added tax.
It arguably hurts everyone, especially the poor.

One time in NationStates, I had a prompt to remove inheritance tax and I decided to go for it.

The next day, I got a message that the government had collapsed and the parliament was being assaulted by motorcycle gangs.

It turns out that inheritance tax was literally the only tax I hadn't eliminated, and cutting it was the final straw that pushed the country into anarchy.

I don't know what to think, on the one hand he died and never had to see that man fuck up Germany, but on the other hand he died and left the door open for gitler to further his own ends at power

>>2112099
Considering how often people got in hitler's way and how many that tried to kill him and him always getting out on top, it is a miracle he even got as far as he did. Like the universe wanted him there or something

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>>2112099
>implying

Hindenburg would have loved the amazing things Hitler did. You are forgetting that the conservatives in the Reichstag were staunchly allied with Hitler and supported his Enabling Act which made Hitler a dictator, and Hindenburg himself made the Reichstag Fire Decree.

Ludendorff himself was an ally of Hitler in the 1920's and was part of the Beer Hall Putsch attempted, although he later went pscyho in the 1930s before he died.

Kaiser Wilhelm II sent Hitler a congratulations in 1940 after Hitler conquered France.

The policy of German conservatives and elite prussians was no different to that of Hitler's. Hindenburg supported the acquisition of eastern territories by war and colonising them with Germans, which was Hitlers goal. In fact this is what Hindenburg had tried to do in the first world war.

Hindenburg would have supported Hitler all the way.

>>2126696
I agree. Because Europe is bad for immigrants let's send them all to Japan.

>>2126696
Because they let the feels brigade get into power, and now they think it's the right thing. They don't realise America brings in more immigrants every year than anyone else.
They also can't accept the fact that most of the "refugees" are just looking for an easier life by living off off the government

>>2126714

Its not that Europe is bad for immigrants, its just that Europeans seem like bungling morons who mismanage stuff then move into far-right parties when their incompetence bites them in the butt.

Classic "I'm the brilliant moral person, everybody elses fault for everything REEEEEE"

>>2126668
>zyklon b
I want one of those showers.

>>2126668
The SS bought tickets from the railroads for all the people they transported to the camps. Children under twelve were free.

>>2126668
They covered their expenses by selling novelty lampshades and soaps.

>>2111927
That's a pretty shit scenario for alt history.
At least change the location of the incident caused. Say it happens in Galicia or some shit.

>>2111927
>Does Ireland have independence and stay neutral?
The only reason ireland got independence was because of Eternal Babarian feeding them arms and money to riot

Typical Irish.

Only thing that could have changed is maybe the Turks would be closer to the Brits and not betray us after we saved them countless timese in the past

>>2111927

One could say that Spain supported the Axis. It just was "non-belligerent" (besides the Blue Division, sometimes justified with the fight against the commies)

These maps are usually too simplistic

>>2126492
Can't you just pirate them you cuck

kewl

Now imagine paying $300 for books on top of a $100k student loan so your uni can pay the college football coach a million dollar a year salary.

>>2126498
If your football coach is making a million or more then chances are the football program is bringing more money to the university than it's taking out. They're certainly not subsidized by your shitty tuition.