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Its an unnatural diet and extremely constricting. Why should I put so much effort into following a rigid and unvaried diet which will ultimately cause me as many health problems? Morality isnt a substantive argument to do or not do something for most people.

These animals have been bred for millennia solely to produce these things for humans. Their whole raison d'être is to give us food.

It would be unethical to deny their history, much like denying war to men.

>>2100218
>much like denying war to men
what do you mean anon?

>>2100187
It all comes down to the spook of ethnic pride. People will believe anything that makes them feel good and part of something greater.

The actual field is not a joke.

The masses and uninitiated into the field are the ones who propagate these theories anyway.

Even David Irving has calmed down his spiel and admits that 2 million Jews were purposely murdered by the Nazis and has revised his Dresden figures multiple times to a puny 50,000 (Even though city council figures estimate 22-25,000).

I suggest you stop browsing 4chan for a while.

>>2100187
>the actual truth doesn't matter anymore?
Who could have been behind this rampant relativism I wonder?

>>2100142
His legacy goes beyond his dead.

>>2100142
Interesting subject OP, I'm drunk so I can't really answer you, but i'll give you this humble bump.

We didn't have modern forensics in those days so his death would probably be ruled out as natural causes or somesuch.

>>2100062
bumpoo

>>2100062
John Green's a huge faggot

>>2100113
Why ?

WE WUZ KUWEENZ N SHIET

probably plant domestication (horticulture) was started by women

Females were the first tellers of time because of their monthly cycles

Not everyone angry is a manlet, but all manlets are angry.

>>2100007
4chan is full of loosers who try to find anything to feel superior to other like height, skin color etc...

Six foot king of manlets reporting bros.

I'm 6 foot and still a virgin, so importance of height is greatly exaggerated

>>2099947
>Did people back then actually think they had powers?
Divination models can go either way in positing personal power. Many of them put the power in the divination tools themselves.

In the end, though, I don't think it's a matter of "belief" for most diviners in history. It yielded meaningful answers for them. That's why it persists (And I'm not talking about the shitty newspaper 'horoscope').

>>2099956
were the oracles all women or were there male oracles as well?

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>>2099967

>>2099933
He's popular enough to be forgotten when the fads he rants about, pass.

>>2099950
I'm still pessimistic.

>>2099933
What's wrong, anon?

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because liking baras as a manly man makes you a homo ie: attracted to people that are just like you

Because liking dudes is gay, but there's nothing gay about admiring beautiful things, like youth.

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>>2099910
Not really in East Asia. Samurai had pederasty but grown, manly men, married with wives and children who had homo tendencies also bonked with each other.

Old China in particular.

>>2099899
German
Swedish
Japanese

>>2099920
I don't mean in decline, I mean on their deathbed.

>>2099899
tell me more

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>>2099866
>Be hit by shrapnel shells.
>In line formation.
>Protect head alright.
>Die anywhere else.

Interestingly enough: the Tokugawa Period in Japan saw the demise of armor usage due to the Tokugawa Peace + proliferation of firearms. As such, the 1700s Tokugawa period soldier - both Samurai and regular-ass soldier- were cunts in Kimono uniforms and helmets, on the logic that "k fine, armor is fucked by bullets, but can we at least have something for the head? you can get one shotted by being hit there."

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Cavalry used them

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>>2099893
I know. I'm asking about the entire infantry

Literally the Molyneux of his time.

>>2099862
How so senpai

>>2099840
Shitposting is the highest form of intelligence

Gallia omnia divisa est in partes tres

>>2099843
what?

bumpoo

Bump (NO WE WUZ SHIT ITT PLEASE, JUST FACTs)

>>2099790
We know it from DNA studies, They were dark haired/eyed with tan skin and 5'7 on average

>>2099830
Post your links please

>>2099755

excuse the typos, im really fucking drunk and have been pounding beers since i got off my shitty 3rd shift job that leads me no where but a death before i turn 50.

>>2099762
That sucks dude. How old are you? I almost made the same mistake when I was considering becoming a teacher. Have time to get a new education? What's your BA focus?

>>2099769

im 26. i was enroute to being a HS history teacher then decided i didn't want to. i was already 3 years into college and through 2/3rds of the way through teaching certification gateways. i actually got a commendation from both the teacher i worked under, and even the school principal for how well i worked in the class room. i did my "guided" student teaching with an honors social studies class and an ESL social studies class and they were really impressed on how i was able to adapt my lesson plans to the two different groups of students.

i dunno i had it all going for me, then just one week i decided i didn't wana be a teacher. i dropped out and became a construction worker. eventually i got hurt on the job and i wanted to improve my job prospects but still not wanting to be a teacher and the closest thing i was to was a BA in HIST. i figured a BA in anything is better than nothing.