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>>2051190
Australia wouldn't give rights to the natives of new Zealand

Australia used to be a penal colony. Kiwis thought they were better than them.

Australians can't even beat emus what makes you think they can beat big strong maoris.

Pope Leo X

>>2050515
>from letting go and beginning again?
In what sense senpai

>>2050532
Letting go of their anger, fear, greed, rivalries, all of the petty anger and grievances and beginning again. Let go of your past, begin again.

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Here are other examples

Interesting question, I will investigate.

>>2050480
Sounds like you've come to terms with God existing.

Now read OT NT and the Koran and see which one makes the most sense to you. protip: don't read the Koran

>>2050480
>Does this have a name?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignosticism

Apatheism.
Apathetic-agnostic.

I used to identify with those terms. Lonely times. I liked them that way.

I had theories to back up my claims too, on how the universe may have come about. But they were all no different than the human creativity I perceived religion to be -then.

But, I also never gave Jesus a chance. Eventually I did. I accept Jesus today.

>>2049856
Milton "carbonite tax" Friedman

The freer the market, the richer the jewry.

Until monopolies.

In a time capsule for the extraterrestrial civilizations that have yet to arrive.

>>2049772
Through the eyes of the colonized and marginalized.

>>2049830

This. Our history is taught only by the victors

>>2049758
They still did trade though with the middle east.

>>2049758
Ethiopia was literally founded by middle eastern migrants.

Trade dude, they sat at a bottleneck(the red sea), also there were multiple kingdoms surrounded by nothing like that in africa, also ethiopia sits on unique highland geography, so maybe that has something to do with it.

>>2049680
Did you cut off the greeks and south thracians and put them in the place of the britons?

It doesn't do much, since europeans probably came into the continent from the long way around, through modern Ukraine, and not through Anatolia.

You removed the aegean and messed up the shape of Britain, with a bigger cyprus in particular?

Well first of all, Europe wouldn't be as developed as they are now due to the extra problems involved in travelling from Anatolia to Bulgaria. No greeks to be influenced by persians would lead to no alexander the great, as well as no grecoromans in general, meaning Europe would continue being illiterate savages without a bronze age, and thus not in any way an equal to China or the middle east. Perhaps slightly better off than the gulf of guinea was, development wise.

>>2049707
Europeans came mostly from Anatolia, you buffon

>>2049643
Kill yourself reddit.

>>2049643
The Lunar Google XPRIZE was a good start.

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>>2049643
>"There have too little technological advancements..."

Stop taking grammar classes from Trump University.

And because /his/

Confucius called it the "rectification of names". When everyone can speak and name things coherently and consistently, reason and progress follow.

>>2049399
Probably shittier. FDR and everyone around him knew that he was going to die in his fourth term. Truman was a very strategic decision, because they knew they needed a VP who could actually run the country for at least the remainder of a term and lead it through the end of the war.

>>2049505
Do you know anything about FDR and Wallaces Relationship?
EVERYONE wanted Wallace.
The entire country wanted Wallace.

It was the party bosses who wanted Truman because they were scared of Wallaces Progressive views. Wallace was the main pick and lacked a small number of votes to win and the convention was shut down early the first night by the party bosses to keep him out.

Truman himself didn't think FDR would die.
Truman also stripped his cabinet of almost every single member from FDR's cabinet.

If Wallace had been President I think the country would have gone in a much better direction:
We wouldn't of dropped the bomb.
We would of ended segregation about 15 years earlier.
the entire nation would have been much more progressive much earlier.

I personally think it's very sad to think about, and the way Wallace was treated during the Fourth term was FDRs biggest mistake.

>>2049569
>We wouldn't of dropped the bomb.
Sorry, I was unclear. This is the critical issue that gave Wallace the boot. America was at war, and it needed a wartime President, someone who would make the hard choice like that. Truman was that guy. Wallace wasn't. Wallace either would have tried to sign an armistice with Japan, letting them take another crack at it 20 years later, or he would have let Operation Downfall go through and killed several million men instead of the <200 000 that the bombs killed

>>2049290
I doubt I would be able to remember any bit of history I listened to on a podcast whilst commuting.

H A L F
H O U R
H E G E L

>>2049302
I struggle with this too. It's a lot easier to listen to podcasts on the computer because you can just take notes as you go, or use your player to add bookmarks.

>>2049208

Sherman's March to the Sea.

>>2049208
when that theatre fairy did a desk pop to the back of that no-chin faggots top hat.
sure he broke his ankle on the landing, but it was probably the best prank in American history

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>>2049208
The part where they went back to being slaves...

Oh wait fuck we live in the pic related reality timeline.

>>2049127
If you think the same thing happened in WWII, you have been misinformed

>>2049127
>Implying they did that

They refused a face to face and rushed towards Paris and taken in hostages women and children, Germans are the shame of the white race they don't even know what honor, courage, manliness mean

>>2049158
>They refused a face to face and rushed towards Paris and taken in hostages women and children,
And who was unable to protect their women and children?
>1v1 me
War isn't a game of call of duty retard

Pol Pot due to his belief that glasses = high levels of intelligence

Mao was a fucking idiot

>>2049126
You've missed the point, only people who would buy glasses were probably buying hem so they could read, thus they were educated and could learn of communist flaws and such

>>2048949
I'm confused, is that a church built on a pyramid built around another pyramid?

>>2048949
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/12/pizzagate-man-opens-fire-washington-restaurant-161205060013075.html

what the fuck has /pol/ done

>>2048961
yes. most large pyramids are built upon previous structures.