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how do you know there wasn't?

you literally DON'T

Aliens are demons. The earth is flat and the sky is a stretched tent. Don't fall for the atheist science meme. Believe only in the bible.

Praise Yhwh and Jesus

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>there are aliens who achieved immortality
>God can't do nuffin

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Since man's Dawn
Also that file name hurts me

>>2023552
get more money senpai

>>2023541

The ancient Poo In Loos used it since ~1,200 BC, they called it "Soma" and it features in several holy books.

Ethics are a watered down version of morals for leftists

>>2023538
Ethics come from Philosophy
Morals come from Religion

>>2023538
>Ethic is hellenic word
>Morality is latin word

If there is a difference of meanings it would have somehting to do with differences in the ancient meditereanean cultures.

>>2023274

napoleon even though it was shortlived.
churchill.

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>>2023274
Calvin "Berate the State" Coolidge

Napoleon

>>2023213
Celebrate:
>Reformation day: Pope Francis marks Luther anniversary in Sweden
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37827736

>>2023239
If the anti-pope of sacred prophesy endorses you, you know you done goofed up.

>>2023252
Reminder that if you question the Pope you're not a real Catholic.

Is the language actually different from Bulgarian?

I can never get a non meme answer.

>>2023114
Macedonia belongs to Greece and only Greece.

>>2023120
Well the population is like 2/3 Bulgarian and 1/3 Albanian, and the name of the country is Greek (if you disagree you trigger everyone in Greece.)

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Ahahaha yes very good

>>2023040
Woah. Cool text.

>>2023040

What does this fucking mean.

>>2022846
Ottomans :)

The Roman one

Persia.
Roman.
Mongol
Finland.

>I wanna shit on this trump but I can't do it on /pol/ so I'll dress it up and do it on /his/ instead heh heh I'm so smart heh...

>>2022816
Since this thread is going to quickly disintegrate into shitposting, I would like to say a fun game me and my friends made during the election is finding pictures of Trump much like OP's, and then try to replicate what it looks like he is trying to say, or whatever the fuck he is doing. This has been the best election for comedy yet.

>>2022816
Anti incumbency.

For lots of people, if Mussolini wasn't associated with Hitler he'd be fine, and if Hitler wasn't racist and the Holocaust didn't happen he'd be fine. We call those people "liberals".

The "ideology" was very pragmatic and inconsistent. Mussolini and Hitler (and especially Mosley) would constantly write and proclaim contradictory policies depending on who they were trying to make happy. This ranged from the general public, conservatives, feminists, the army, liberals, land owners, farmers and workers.

Mussolini is sometimes painted as a bumbling idiot by English speaking who was 1) incompetent and 2) not as bad as Hitler because he was so incompetent.

Both are false though the second point is sort of true because more deaths were caused by Hitler. Truth is a lot of violence and death occurred under Mussolini from mass shootings of political enemies, the use of chemical weapons against Ethiopians, the constant thuggery against peasants undertaken by the squadristi.

>>2022736

Conservatives hated Hitler too and no, only Americans called them "liberals". Liberalism is an entirely different brand of politics altogether which has had its name ruined by America.

>>2022680
Laxatives in his coffee

>>2022687
Any more ideas?

You cant win using the rawlsian position.

>>2022413
Yes.

>>2022413
Probably.

>>2022418
Fuck off

It wasn't as pervasive as is often thought. Native Gallic language, fashion, architecture and art persisted in some form right through Roman rule until around the 7th or 8th century. It wasn't unusually successful or anything, not by Roman standards anyway.

>>2022274
>How did the people of Gaul adapt to quickly to Roman cultural influence?
I would hardly call several centuries of forgetting their ancestral culture a quick adaptation

>>2022362
>>2022371
Makes sense, I figure it is portrayed as such in France and northern Italy to maintain the whole "inheritors of Romain Empire" thing

>>2022235
Everything that leads to sexua pleasure.

sexua pleasure

>>2022235

Basically everything produced with the primary intent of creating sexual arousal.

>>2022185
>islamic Russians
And here I thought Russia can't get any shittier

>>2022185
Orthodoxy is heresy

>>2022185
Russia is a living meme. Orthodoxy, tried to go full commie when they were still an underdeveloped shithole, and is generally too fucking big.

Balkanization when?