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>>2077408
hitler

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>>2077408

>>2077341
No mystery here, they were literally slaughtered by tree niggers. Chief Powhatan himself bragged about it to John Smith.

Croatians n SHIET

>>2077309
get out STEMy REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>restricting yourself to just one type of economic thought
Lel

>>2077217

Why were there succession Crisis's to begin with, Everyone acts like they dont know where the garden started or the name. Riddle me this, why is it Every New World Order of the Old World Order? If Language is so consistent? Every time a Civilization fails, the currency thereof is forgotten, the language however continues often merged within a new society of babylon.

>>2077217
>WWII wasn't about the Jews
This is what they teach you in America? That they fought that war over Jews?

>>2077296
YES

>>2077182
No, actually, I was told by /his/ that the HRE was not in fact, a precursor to USA.

USA was based solely on Enlightenment ideas. The HRE had nothing to do with it, sadly.

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>>2077182
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Top view from the massive pyramid of the sun in Teotihuacan, with people climbing it.

>>2077152
>Why this dint happen in Australia?
same as why it didn't happen in Africa
look at their skin color

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TIKAL Maya site

humans poped out of nothing and created civilization. My teacher told me so.

>>2077071
The birth of Jesus Christ happened.

The year '0' does not exist. Year 1 BC directly precedes the year 1 AD

Think of it as "the first year before" or "the first year after" the turning point.

2016 is part of the "21st century," even though it's not 2,100 years yet. in the same way, Year 1 AD was not a full year after the turning point of history, but the year is nonetheless signified "1"

Google???

>>2077011
http://www.worldhistorymaps.info/maps.html

>>2079229
What is this shit?
http://www.worldhistorymaps.info/images/East-Hem_1500ad.jpg

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!

Victims of gommunism ;_:

Any ideology that kills QTs is my enemy

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By not agreeing to the suggestions we give you in this thread.

Including this one.

>>2076813
>I always fine myself agreeing with the opinion that I last heard.
>makes a thread asking for opinions
ok

>>2076847
>>2076828
Im not asking for opinions. Im asking for advice.

>>2076807
Well since Christ was a non-trinitarian I would say it's okay

John 6:44
1 John 5:7
John10:30
Mark 14:62

Considering the Trinity is outdated and only Memeologists defend it, I'd say so.

Literally ask one average layperson to explain it and you'll get heresy, 99% of the time. Are all those people not Christians?

If you have to be a Trinitarian to be a Christian, you only have a religion of priests and scholars

moderation is best, if you snorted cocaine all day you'd go insane and become a former shadow of yourself, if you are too altruistic you'd cuck yourself

t. epicurus

>>2076706
Why did Caravaggio make John the Baptist so uh, enticing
Religious paintings in this tradition are so sensual I feel conflicted between my innate impulse to avoid violating the sacred, and my sexual drive liberated from spooks
Your answers will depend on different assumptions. The fact you said "natural" pleasures might cause a person in the Christian moral tradition to deliberately draw attention to your use of the word 'natural', by emphasisng that there are natural human ends that are pleasurable and good to follow, as well as morally right, like what Christians consider naturally ordered sexual intercourse (between a husband and wife, not closed to the possibility of procreation, unitive, etc.), or more ordinarily, eating healthily, communicating with other humans, and so on.
To say that sins are unnatural is not to say that they come from outside the innate human condition, but that they are not part of the naturally, divinely ordered ends of human will. Fuck its hard to write properly right now.
But basically most sins are 'natural' in the sense that we would typically think, but yeah. All sins are based on typical 'natural pleasures', but distorted from their proper purposes. So 'natural pleasures', the way I've interpreted it, refers to the natural fulfillment of those impulses within man.
Just thought I'd provide an answer based on your particular wording.

>>2076744
>So 'natural pleasures', the way I've interpreted it, refers to the natural fulfillment of those impulses within man.
ah, yes you caught my wording. The question I prompted was focused on natural pleasures. Not ones outside of mans nature (i.e. extreme drugs & addiction) so would you say it is best for a man to squabble in his natural inclinations, to fill his own personnel impulses or should he hold himself to a moral? What is best for his own nature?

/r/ing that one about Jews burying Soviets in ww2

>>2076102
Why would this be sad?

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>>2076094

The aristocracy liked him at first because the he wasn't a dick to the senate like Tiberius. Once he stopped sucking senatorial cock they made up all kinds of fake news about him.

Both Caligula and Nero were demonized. For example. When Rome burned, Nero wasn't even there, but he was still blamed for it. Caligula wanting to make horse a senator was another thing. It was meant to be a joke, like "my horse would do a better job than you senators", but historians took it literally.

>>2076276
>>2077008
Why were historians such biased faggots back then? Was it required since they were sponsored, or because so few people outside the noble classes were literate and rich enough to afford paper?

As a person who has spent long periods of his life working white collar, blue collar, and being a disgusting NEET hiki, it's ALWAYS a grind no matter what.

I don't think humans were meant to live beyond 24.

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>tfw achieving the things you thought would make you happy didn't make you happy

>>2076051
Or maybe you're just a lame person. I'm sorry if you are legitimately depressed, man, but don't generalize about everybody else because you have a crappy life.