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>>2099707
wow I think I just heard something really stupid

>>2099717
Isn't Poland's description kind of contrary to what this meme map wants to suggest?

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>>2101795
Your saying a meme on /h/ is wrong..... how dare you.

>>2099681
It's very unwieldy. you'd have to drop it on the ground to go on the offensive, unless you jsut wanted to start clubbing someone with it.

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a samurai would hit your stool out of the way and then cut you

>>2099681
t. Jackie Chan

>>2099656
"Slippery slope" is a logical fallacy in argumentation because you can't predict the future. It very well might turn out that your slippery scenario comes to pass, but when you're crafting logical arguments, you can't rely on your intuition about what might happen in the future

>>2099731
Duly noted thanks

slippery slope is not a logical fallacy
if there is a sequence, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
is it "slippery slope" or just reason and evidence applied to predict 10 is next?

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>>2099548
I've always advocated using prisoners guilty of heinous crimes (torture-murder) as fodder for medical science. Also anyone getting the death penalty should just be harvested for their organs. One mans death can save many from the same fate. It really feel like justice in my vindictive mind.

Would it be right to kill you to harvest your organs to save 5 people?

>>2099586
Only if I've become a societal liability by willingly killing innocents

read a book

>>2099506
go to your local university and ask at the sumerian department for tips
normally they are quite helpful for that stuff
alternatively go to some lectures about sumerian writing

>>2099506
http://nelc.uchicago.edu/graduate/programs/cuneiform-studies

>>2099466
crude oil

A gift from God

a time traveller brought some flammenwerfer for the lulz

>>2099352
I'm not sure I understand what you mean.

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>Nationalism for former Empires
>existing
Britain = England anyway, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise

>>2099352
my sides

He failed

yes he did do what did yes although the the impale vlad he doing wrong but right??

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>>2099260
This t b h f a m

>>2099231
Nah he was just a manlet

>>2099231
He was the hero France deserved at the time but not the one it needed

>>2099231
Literally autistic.

>>2099227
>Britcucks could get peace with Spain and France if they just gave Gibraltar
>REEEE no
>Get BTFO by Spain and France.
It was a retarded move desu

>>2099273
Gibraltar is vital to secure the Mediterranean, as was Malta and as was later the Suez Canal

>>2099273
... Gonna be real with you senpai, I'm so patriotic I literally worship and pray to America. I think the constitution is a divinely inspired document. I really really like America is what I'm saying. That said?


>Give us back an impregnable fortress that controls access to possible THE MOST IMPORTANT BODY OF WATER (by surface area) IN THE WORLD
>No
>Proceeds to lose a few sparsely settled colonies
>Keeps the Greatest Fortress Ever Created even after losing the Empire.

I think the brits made the right call. Especially considering their naval focus.

... I wish the canucks had decided to join us though.

That's an insanely difficult question to answer.

Best you could hope for is some DSM survey data since the 70s or something, which is basically going to be meaningless.

>>2098992
Okay then I'll rephrase it. Did people have some vague idea of it apart from the victim simply feeling sad? Are there any historical accounts of people suffering what appears to be a deep melancholy without what seems to be any particular reason?

>>2098992

DSM definition of depression in the 1970s is likely to be beefed up by people feeling distressed by 'disorders' that were only 'discovered' in later editions.

I think a qualitative look is the best you can hope for - I can recommend Faber's Book of Madness as an overview.

>Balkan
>Republic

>>2098846
Political has always been more about maintaining power than standing for principles. I'm sure the ottomans and Austrians had an understanding about things like this.

>>2098846
>influenced by the French Revolution
That's the key point, not Christianity and Islam. The Austrian didn't want to have another enlightement revolution on their fucking doorstep, they were a reactionary monarchy deeply opposed to this shit.

He was literally a Napoleon's agent who published revolutionary shit smack in the middle of Austria and the Austrian officials captured him when he was trying to meet Napoleon in Italy. Then they handed him to the Ottomans because he was their subject by law.

>>2098774
WE

>>2098774
One of the classic We Wuzisms. Also gave rise to an even more insane We Wuzism in the form of Christian Identity, which couples the We Wuzism with a Dey Wuzn'tism.

>>2098774
w-why are there so many of these

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Israelism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Israelism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese-Jewish_common_ancestry_theory

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Assyrian Church

>>2098740
/thread
Further up the tree, further from God.

>>2098740
This doesn't address how much each church has evolved. Protestantism was born much later on but it can be closer to original Christianity than the Assyrian Church. Not that I am saying that it is, but food for thought.

>>2098725
Catholics aren't Christian

>>2098730
was luther a christian?

>>2098737
Yes