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>>3288839
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>>3288839
Do you mean stereotypes? the HRE wasn't a video game with "specialities" for each civ.

what is your point?

Why is it the most historically important one?

It's hardly like the Persian Emperors Road

>>3288775
That's the second Laos bashing thread I see. Who the fuck are you and why do you think we give a shit about Laos?

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>>3288737
>Historical Jesus
>Not the Biblical Jesus
Retarded liberal alert

>>3288750
>taking conflicting accounts written decades after the fact at face value
>not having an actual interest in history or wanting to look at new historical evidence/historiography
fucking reddit frogposter

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>>3288760
>>not having an actual interest in history or wanting to look at new historical evidence/historiography
History is not absolute truth like what the gospels are. Any other source on Jesus his life or Persona would be heretical and would be shaped by the narrative of the current zeitgeist.
Stop trying to modernize an Eternal Divine Being, retard.

Fascism is an authoritarian and nationalistic rule which also seeks to change the culture of the nation through the concept of 'rebirth' as seen in Nazi Germany and Italy.

>>3288584
it's also capitalist. hence why you can't consider socialist movements to be fascist

Fascism is a middle class ideology.

Watch Mad Max. That's anarchy for ya

>>3288253
Ancom and Ancap produce the same result, chaos and the strong stepping on the weak. Difference is that ancom relies on delusions while ancap is at least more honest about it.

>>3288253
Well the voluntarist principles could be promoted by social democrats to be applied within the existing sociopolitical framework.

>>3288131
No way do Kurds form a majority in that much Iranian territory.

>kurds
>persian gulf
Lol wut

>>3288131
Sarcastic threads are funny but come on

Is it wrong to punish a dead child through the lens of an adult 200 years later?
Or is it simply moronic

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>>3288092
>Is it wrong to punish a child from the lens of an adult?

How is this even a fair comparison? Are you retarded?

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>>3288092
>Is it wrong to judge people from the past through the lens of the present?

YES; EQUALLY REPREHENSIBLE AS JUDGING THE PRESENT VIA PAST STANDARDS.

ONE SHOULD JUDGE BASED ON UNIVERSAL AND ABSOLUTE STANDARDS.

>Is it wrong to punish a child from the lens of an adult?

PUNISHING CHILDREN IS ABOMINABLE, REGARDLESS OF WHATEVER RATIONALIZATIONS; CHILDREN SHOULD BE GUIDED, TAUGHT, AND LOVED.

>>3288024
>you share a board with this person

>>3288074
feels bad

Do a little research, one of the earliest civilisations known are the Indus Valley civilisation, that was around 2500B.C. i believe... a lot has happened since then!

a parasite needs a host

>>3287960
the nazis have been out of power for a long time tho

>>3287960
>>3287971
Why do you think jews want to protect and raise up Israel?
They want to end the cycle.

>>3287900

>mfw it was a profession in Renaissance Italy to pull apart Chinese silk imports thread by thread so they could be remade in Italy

>mfw we still say 'medicine' after the Medici family and they're rich because they were lucky enough to have useful resources under their land

>>3287973
>>mfw we still say 'medicine' after the Medici family
wrong. medici and medicine come from the same latin word "medicus", which means doctor. it's likely that the medici descended (in the distant past before they gained any clout in Florence) from some doctors or apothecaries, hence the "pills" that are in their family crest.

>>3287991

D'oh. Thanks for correcting me if you're right. I will look it up, though.

The silk thing is for real and weird, though.

Yeah I read something similar about how in the early weeks of Barbarossa Stalin locked himself in his study fully expecting the central committee to storm it and execute him for allowing Germany to invade.

>>3287850
With a pacified Russia, Germany could focus entirely on the West. I assume an invasion of Britain or it's ME colonies would ensue.

As for Russia, Germany would probably replace communist leadership with anti-communist nazi-sympathizers. This is exactly what happened in Ukraine, France, etc. I guess out of this a Russian resistance movement would emerge, but it would not be that popular considering literally no one liked Stalin.

>>3288089
>As for Russia, Germany would probably replace communist leadership with anti-communist nazi-sympathizers
there would be no russian government, half of the population would be killed and other half worked to death

>>3287797
It wouldn't. His whole ideology centered around using Russia as lebensraum. They only allied to by off time while Germany fought France and the UK.

>>3287811
It wasn't so much specifically "Russia" as the "east" that he wanted as lebensraaum. He had Poland, he could have negotiated an alliance with a Russian nation state that still allowed him to colonise eastern territories such as the baltics or parts of Ukraine/Belarus, in exchange for Russia expanding its influence elsewhere.

Nothing in hitlers ideology specifically mandating erasing Russia specifically. In fact he even created a "Russian Liberation Army" with the goal of creating a Russian puppet state in soviet territory after winning the war

>>3287797
Not that unthinkable considering they were already so alike and their partnership from 1939-41 was rather close. But it had to end sooner or later. Both had bigger plans and Europe was too small for them. Now that sounded cheesy but it's true.

>>3287790
everyone involved

>>3287790
The cult that started the fire. The government fucked up but they aren't as much to blame as people say.

>>3287795
>the cult started the fire
But the government started the fire, anon

>>3287783
it's meme-tier history. The rudimentary civilisation of sedentary settlements/tribal nomads of the pre-Islamic Arabian Peninsula is far more interesting

>>3287783
uhm sweetie have you forgotten about the six million already?

>>3287783
Can you really claim you're a Deutschboo if you can't name every beautiful border porn piece of the HRE? HUH OP?

>>3287770

In my absurd fantasy future, humanity totally leaves earth for off-world colonies and earth is left mostly uninhabited as a massive wildlife preserve. It won't happen though. The truth is that we're stuck on this planet and we're slowly poisoning everything on it to death, including ourselves, and there is no escape.

>>3287770
imo, depends on how exactly we end up settling in other solar systems. Does one civilization finally end up conquering everything else, unifying the Earth as a planet and only then journey into the stars? Does it become a free for all as countries scramble to fund their own solar system colonialism efforts? I think if its the latter, history will definitely come into play as countries use colonizing the stars to promote their nationalism through the roof as they become debatably the most important nation in history.

>>3287770
Does the history of England matter to Americans? What about England's history to Canada or Australia whom have much stronger ties.