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>>1968151
*Crush it with my shoe, clean it up with a paper towel, then continue on my way*

>>1968151
*shoots*

*successfully invades*

Yeah, it's a shame Mussolini was so autistic about Ethiopia.

>>1967350
Pretty much everything we know about economics shows that protectionism is not beneficial for economies.

>>1967383
Too bad there's more to consider than just what's most beneficial to the economy.

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People were tired of the old Empires and their endless wars. Islam was a new fresh hip thing back then from the old corruption and priest castes.
>aaand still managed to stay irrelevant again
Blame the Abbasid cucks that would ally with filthy shia's and give persians the rights that the Umad's would never ever dream of.
Sure, it led to the Golden age but it also led to the splinter of everything Whalid and friends had fought for and almost the re-appearance of their shitty meme religion of Zoroastrianism and a new Persian empire under "muh unconquered" Dailamites.

That is, until we arrived and set everyone straight.

They were lucky the plague wiped out much resistance prior to their expansion and unlucky that the Mongols came in to rush B(agdad)

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With the power of Allah

Of course, I don't mean to dismiss the actions of people (such as Teresa) who help others as self-serving, but doesn't the tenet of "kindness as its own reward" inherently imply that altruistic people do, indeed, gain something from their transactions with others?

>>1966315
Study her and her works closely and you'll see just how self-serving she was. A drunk who shares his last bottle with some other drunk he doesn't even know is more altruistic in that moment than she was in her entire life.

>>1966294
If it feels good to do it, then no

It's because you need a healthy labor force to have a healthy economy, and the US has created a labor force that is anything but healthy.

>>1972289
Are you trying to say most American are out of work or that most Americans are fat?

Whats the economic system that believes in regulated markets and thats profits are good and all, but ultimately, the plebs need some sugar or else there will be problems and that's more important than the freedom to become a multi-billionaire.

because capitalism requires its corporations to expand infinitely which is illogical

>>1969084
because interfering in the economy has terrible effects no matter your intentions

>>1969084
t. Great depression

He was a bad ruler
>emancipated urban tatars
>allowed mosque constructure
>he allowed Tatar moslems to move into Russian areas(Commies banned that later)
>build Cathedral mosque in Saint-Petersburg which was biggest European mosque at the time(commies used that as a storage later)
>dragged Russia into war with Japan
>dragged Russia into war with Germany
>he left to some ball after the massacre in public(Hodinka) instead of speaking to his people
But he still was European legitimate Monarch and not some Middle Eastern terroris that changed him and Transition Government eventually

>>1966878
LARPing monarcucks and contrarian edgy kids.

>>1966878
>Looked nice.
>Under him Russia was on the Right Side Of History™ by fighting Germany.
>The rulers who followed after him are seen as evil.
>Disney made Anastasia and it was popular.
>Allowed his competent underlings to rule instead of his incompetent self (Sergei Witte and Peter Stolypin reformed the state) until someone told him to go roleplay as a general and FUCK EVERYTHING UP SHIT FUCK ASS


>not fit to run a village post office
t. Trotsky

>although Nicholas did not have a naturally autocratic personality, his wife Aleksandra and multiple reactionary statesmen forced him to rule the country with an iron fist
t. Moorehead, contemporary historian

>>1966301
The joke was that Yang was a complete moron about all things aside from military tactics, but thought himself an enlightened scholar of history.

>>1966331
To be fair he got yanked out of his history courses in a draft. He never got a chance to learn anything except how to be a smarmy alcoholic.

>>1966301
Is Yang's and Julian's relationship supposed to be reminiscent of classical pederasty?

>>1962380
According to Battlefield 1 the 1918 Spring Offensive of the Germans could be heard as far as London, due to all the artillery

imagine how loud it was to be there lel

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>Malaysia once sent their best commando to infiltrate Malacanang Palace to steal a highly sensitive document pertaining Sulu Sultanate claim on Sabah. Imagine a solo inflitration mission a la metal gear solid vidya happened in real life.
Too good to be true.

>When Kveldulf and his men came to the gangway, they went up it to the stern of the ship, while Skallagrim headed for the prow. Kveldulf had a gigantic double-bladed axe in his hand. Once he was onboard, he told his men to go along the gunwale and cut the awnings from the pegs, while he stormed off back to the after guard, where he is said to have become frenzied like a wild animal.
>...
>Kveldulf and his son did not stop until the ship had been completely cleared. When Kveldulf went back to the after guard, he wielded his axe and struck Hallvard right through his helmet and head, sinking the weapon in right up to the shaft. Then he tugged it back with such force that he swung Hallvard up into the air and slung him over the side.

Explain?

Do you have any evidence of this beyond 4chan meme conspiracy theories?

>>1971938
>Explain?
Rolf Harris, Jimmy Saville, examples are endless.

I'm wondering if it's a trend in history.

>>1971938
Jeffery Epstein & friends.
There's really a lot of information about elites doing these kind of things it's not even hidden, just ask Corey Feldman.
many such cases like this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux

US dismantled the samurai so only submissive peasants were left.

>>1969821
It's a meme. They weren't like that in the 1950s.

>>1969836

I think the idea is it didn't take effect until the generation of children who went through the atom bomb trauma grew up, which would be later than the 1950s.

>>1969127
Marian Apparitions are demons

>>1969127
>owing to the faulty and contradicting testimonies of those people involved, as well as inconsistencies in terms of reported events

This happens in literally every investigation. People's memories suck.

>>1969127
>and Medjugorje occurred in an area rife with religious conflict between Catholics, Orthodox, and Muslims
but all three of those groups lived in relative peace in 1981 Yugoslavia

>>1969096
would it need to? it doesn't have an ancestor that ate a """""metaphorical""""" fruit

What do you mean "allowed"? You don't "allow" people to believe in something. As for the church institutions, it would be the same as with gay marriages: more liberal-leaning will cave in, more conservative-leaning will say that AI is abomination to God.

There's a short Korean movie about an android becoming Buddha (as in one of the Buddhas, not Gautama), and the company that made him comes to the shrine to shut him down.

>>1968504
He was probably eaten by dogs or something

Time travellers from the future robbed and dismembered his corpse so they could sell the pieces at a premium to people in the middle-ages.

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>>1968504
The Romans would be laughing their asses off at the buttblasted proto-Christians.

>>1968767
In all fairness I'd imagine the Holy Roman Empire to have bigger tits.

>>1968775
this

>>1968775
golly goodness, do i have some news for you