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....to this?

A fucking war that devastated the entire world.

what did op mean by this

Everyone was getting raped.

>>2081523
Shit got weird when they started mandating pictures of Mussolini in every classroom


Concerning agriculture

>In agriculture, the government exerted just as much influence as it did in industrial matters. Mussolini introduced the "Battle of the Grain" in 1925, which aimed to make Italy self-sufficient in foodstuffs, a quality that would increase the prestige of the Regime, while at the same time taking necessary precautions for the coming war. It was one of Mussolini's more successful propaganda efforts, as grain imports lowered considerably. However, the concentration on grain shifted focus away from other crops, restricted lucrative exports, and benefited only large landholders, who were allied with the government and better suited for such changes. Many small landholders fell into debt and eventually lost their possessions.
> During the Depression, these unfavorable conditions only worsened. Tensions caused serious strikes and some violence, and this disorder led the Fascists to institute a "ruralization" policy, which would stem the movement of people from rural areas and smaller cities into the larger urban centers of the peninsula. The Fascists hoped to decrease the number of poor and unemployed in the cities, but in the end they were unable to control the masses of people entering the cities, and urban areas continued to swell even after the Regime had fallen.

>>2081541
Would have the free market fixed it?

>>2081511
He just wrote one a few hundred years ago.

>>2081511
Because he finished the Quran.

>>2081511
Because hes dead

I should have spent more time being a slave to capitalism

>>2081481
>I should have spent more time learning about _____________


Says who? And to what end?

You're trying to say history, either as an academic or a hobby, you fail to distinguish, it a meaningless pursuit, despite the concept of "meaning" being abstract.

>>2081485

/leftypol/ out

They'd be better off with no means of communication to anything or anyone.

Absolute retards trying to rationalise their outdated, infantile beliefs.

>>2081479
They are to Science what Holocaust Deniers are to History.

Nah

>>2081443
Heh, no. They wouldn't perceive it as rational argument.

>>2081443
people aren't rational

ala /pol/9k

The understanding of the Second Christ finally produces an understanding of eternal damnation.

If the Second Christ is to fail, then irreparable harm is done to God's will. An eternal sin, which we know that justice dictates would result in eternal condemnation.

So there is an eternal hellfire
But only if the Second Christ fails, otherwise there will just be normal hellfire equal to the amount of time spent sinning.

>>2080949
And we will do this how?

>>2080949

super deep brah got anymor acid

Bump for curiosity

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A Jew in charge instead of Stalin.

Jeez, I wonder how this would turn out.

He was even more brutal and bloodthirsty than Stalin.

Bukharin was the real good guy. URSS under his leadership would enact the kind of policies that Deng Xiaoping enacted in China and would become a powerhouse.

>>2080683
is it good?

>>2080759
Well it's built on entirely false premise: "Was Giovanni de Medici murdered?"

But otherwise it's fairly entertaining, has a decent cast (Dustin Hoffman, Robb Stark, Brian Cox) and the Italian setting is pretty cool.

8 million Italians watched it each week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E_0ORQXflA

>>2080759
It's pure gino kino

>>2080626
josephus

what do you need, a liveleak vid?

Looking at the normal picture with the lamb looks weird because I'm so used to seeing the raptor one.

Also, no. There is no evidence of any miracle ever because everything has a physical explanation.

>old English
>mup da doo didda po dum moffucka bix nood po dum ho

It all makes sense!

>>2080588
>we dindu nuffin it was duh normans invaders
>WE WUZ LORDS N SHIT

>>2080573
I still find it weird than Middle English is a different language but Early Modern English is 100% intelligible.

>>2080369
>muh malaise
ineffective

>>2080369
>muh misery index
pitiful

>>2080369
>muh Iranian hostage crisis
Reagan to the rescue

>>2080297
The Neanderthals were the originial europeans. Homo sapiens pls go.

I2

We wuz original Europeans n shiet

t. Croat (true Aryan™ Hitler said so)

>>2080297

This isn't history or humanities but anyway the oldest one is a branch of C found in 1/1000 living European men. Second oldest is I2/I1.

Do want actual torture (strappado, water boarding) or obscene punishment (what everyone usually means when they say torture)?

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>>2080309
What's the distinction?

>>2080364
"minor" torture was fairly common, especially to force confessions.
"obscene" torture was rare and reserved for special cases.

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Before mongs and turks came around the Indo-European nomads were the masters of the steppe.

His red hair must have come from recessive Scythian genes.

>>2080235
WE

>>2082506
WUZ