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>a fucking leaf

Shit's fucked yo

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>>2085534
An examination of Canadian history will reveal to you a distinct pattern, a pattern of the Canadian people being perpetually obstructed by an incredibly dysfunctional and obtuse governmental system yet somehow, likely by sheer luck alone, managing to apathetically glide past any potential turbulence with any effort at all, turbulence that has torn other past nations to shreds seems to narrowly miss us despite nobody really steering the country in any discernible direction. We have somehow, completely blind, deaf and dumb, navigated a fairly extensive minefield of potential turmoil that many other nations couldn't navigate even with the most sophisticated mine detector.

I mean we really should not exist as a country right now, but we do.

Gaius Julius Caesar

Remember the one million

Atilla the Hun

>>2085090
Napoleon, remember the 6.5 million goy

>>2085058
my mommy daddy says im not asposed to like the bad communist man

real talk: I wouldn't even share my eral opinion it seems like anyone who isnt a neoreactionary gets steamrolled in this hugbox

>>2085066
>neoreactionary

Haven't heard that one in a while.

Even by Communist standards he was an incompetent chucklefuck.

>>2084857
FAAAAR too little works cited
what the fuck are you doing fucken fresher

>>2084863

this is actually the longest works cited page i have for this semester, and my papers have, so far, not been graded below a A-.

i know diversity of sources is vital but i'm not a history major and i cant justify going through so many sources with so little time, especially just for a dinky little 12 page paper.

>>2084877
if you were my student I'd fail you

>protip for your future endevours: Read the Introduction, read the conclusion, decide if it's useful, then use the index for specifics

>>2084322
By using horses to be at an incredibly hihg speed

>>2084322
>Finland wasn't part of the Mongol Empire

What did they mean with this?

muh horse archers

has gone on*

what a great way to start this already shit thread

The official story is penguins and occasionally people researching penguins. Jury's still out on whether or not ayys/reptilians/jews have a secret base there.

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It is the current home and base of operations for the:
>new
>holy
>roman
>empire

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>>2082962
"hello father. I was born and raised and such and such, and after some searching, I've thought long and hard, I've decided I want to convert to xxxxx Christianity. Could you offer any guidance or information?"

That would prob work.

I know alot of 3-8 out of ten chicks that hang out with 1/10 beta nerds once a week at bible study so find one and have fun.

>>2082962
What kind? Catholic, Orthodox, or heretic?

>>2082446
Cause they couldn't domesticate zebras

They didn't get universities up by turn 110.

>>2082450
Even pre-Columbus South America had a myriad of civilizations, notably the Mayan, Inca, and Aztec civilizations. In Peru, there are some archaelogical sites that might even predate the Pyramids in Egypt, and these are in areas that had almost no domesticated animals to speak of (other than llamas, of course).

Africa may not have been able to domesticate zebras, but they sure as hell had camels, chickens, pigs, lamb, goats, etc.
They're definitely not lacking in that department.

>>2081997
Why can't we just start calendar from the beggining of times.

>>2081997
>Honestly, I'm for anything that gets people to stop using "CE."
Why?

Weird thing to give a shit about, honestly. It's not like anybody's trying to abolish the use of AD.

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>It's not like anybody's trying to abolish the use of AD

>>2081004
Yes. It was born out of violence.

>>2081004
Yes

Mohammad was a conquerer. The acts of Christians in war go against biblical teachings

sure a lot of ISIS shit goes against the quran, like killing other Muslims, but jihad and Sharia are violent as fuck

Mohammad was also a pedophile, so sexual violence is inherent to the religion as well

>inb4 the Old Testament laws
you don't know anything about Christianity lmao

I dunno

I wouldn't call it a religion of peace though.

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One wanted to rule the world
the other sought to get carried through World Domination raid
the last one were simply rabid slant eyed dogs seeking approval from the "master race"

>>2080215
>One wanted to rule the world
No, he didn't. He wanted to serve the bourgeoisie while throwing his people a bone, conquering the world would mean destroying economical assets belonging to the very bourgeoisie he tried to serve. The tiny bones he threw to his people was far to generous for the capital holders, that leading to his downfall and rise of the modern oligarchy EU and spread of propaganda about the great National Socialist holocaust. There's no coincidence you will always hear about Hitlers great socialist-like projects but never about his close cooperation with various capitalists simply because those who beat him wrote the propaganda. The man in the east tried too, first as their plant but then he turned against them and focused solely on fighting for his people at which they assassinated him and replaced him with some uneducated useful idiot

>>2080004
Harmony and peace all over the world

Agreed, they should just be honest and call themselves apatheists.

ur a fag

>as defined by the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Jesus Christ, what is this, a high school essay?

drowning in a submarine is up there

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>>2078485
brush strokes that eerily represent a man at my doorway.

ego death

>>2076416
It's actually not too bad. One of the more accurate shows around for sure

it's reasonably accurate but it's a TV drama not a documentary so they had to make choices about characterisation

Fairly. The stuff they did change is pretty obvious and done for story reasons (like Cato being an old man to fit with his role as the last true Republican).
It's the little touches I like, though, like Lucius freaking out that they're crossing the Rubicon.