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>>1869172
Just the most cruel and insidious.

>In 939, an Obodrite attack left a Saxon army routed and its margravial leader dead. Gero in revenge invited thirty Slav chieftains to a banquet whereat he killed all but one, who managed to escape by accident.[6] In response, the Stodorani revolted against German overlordship and chased the Germans across the Elbe, but Gero was able to reverse this before Otto's arrival in Magdeburg later in the year. He subsequently bribed Tugumir, a baptised Slav prince, to betray his countryman and make his people subject to Germany. Soon after, the Obodrites and the Wilzes made submission.[6]

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Are germans the alphas of the alphas?
>invade Poland
>destroy their armies
>Allies become too apathetic to resist Germans
>some years later they launch a devastating counterattack on three fronts
>when the soviets wanted they just pillaged Berlin

Next meme thread, please

>>1869172

are germans the alphas of the alphas?

>ruin rome
>ruin europe
>ruin europe again
>ruin europe again

>>1869145
It's reactionary against both communism and liberalism.

>>1869145
Complete third way, it's changed since the 30's in that it's lost all meaning whatsoever

>>1869156
>>1869162
But why? Can you guys explain any further?
Im asking because currently our retarded president calls everything that he doesn't like fascist

Yes, they are descendants of Aryan people.

>>1869111
Race isn't tangible m8, it's socially constructed.

Pre-1960 America, they'd be Wogs,after 1960 they'd be considered cauc.

Fuck off back to /pol/ and /int/ you utter cunt

Holy shit fucking neck yourself

It says "Hope"

hope to find answer ;d

>>1869063
its fuckin gay mate, throw it in the trash, you'd look like a fuckin cunt wearing that thing

>>1868964
and yea yea I know Hume and Berkley aren't true solipsists but you know what I mean

>>1868964
Certainly, I'm sure everyone has had them at least once

Especially with modern concepts of simulation and the like

>>1868964
Well i did and tried to dig deeper but only came to the conclusion that what applied to other people could be applied to others, and i was simply a byproduct of their consciousness. Then, i got confused.

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It's true, Islam is the way

>>1868870
source you nietzcharaian

he despised the morality of any religion because it was just a semantic game to over the real world kings
i.e poor people are bad but rich people are evil

>>1868898
True but he liked Islam from a cultural perspective because it lacked many of the features of Christian Western society he loathed: egalitarianism, democracy, feminism

>>1868846

>gender-neutral God

actually in the original text god is as gender neutral as it's possible for ancient hebrew to get, he has a masculine pronoun but is described with feminine adjectives

>>1868846
Probably a study bible version of a conservative translation such as the KJV, NASB, and ASV.
Otherwise Rotherham's Emphasised Bible has the most accurate translation.
https://archive.org/details/RotherhamEmphasizedBible

>>1868846
>asking for the most accurate fan fiction on sky daddy

>>1868833
He mostly conquered Persia, and some say he simply ruined what Cyrus had built. Persia just suffered from an incredibly incompetent ruler, who after his first defeat at the hands of Alexander spent all his time running East and promising Alexander everything West of the Tigris if he'd just stop.

So it's a large empire with an incompetent ruling class (so incompetent that the Egyptians just fucking allowed Alexander to walk in and almost instantly acknowledged him as their ruler) against a small kingdom with a competent ruling class and a reformed military ready to kick ass and take names.

>>1868833
An experienced, loyal, well equipped, well supplied, professional army that experimented with combined unit operations with a heavy emphasis on mobile cavalry to support the flanks of a rigid and nearly impenetrable phalanx supported by all means of skirmishers and lightly armored melee units.

This is on top of arguably the greatest collection of bright, ambitious young men in history prepared for glory on the sunset of a fallen empire, Persia, just asking for a foreign invasion.

Tbh it is quite literally the stars aligning for Macedon.

>>1868833
The Persian Empire was already in decline.

During the time of Alex's grandaddy, Philip, you had a big Satrapal war between the Throne and some irate anatolian satrap that was concluded in the Battle of Lake Manyas.

All those Greek Mercenaries? Yeah those motherfuckers profited in Persian civil wars. They were citizens from poor Poleis who have given up the civilian life and formed mercenary bands of hoplites who were in demand among the warring satraps.

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>>1868809
You've been on /his/ for long enough to figure out the answer for yourself.
It's the Anglos.
It's also is, always has been and always will be the eternally perfidious Anglos.

Voltaire was a philosophical nonentity. He wrote edgy, barely literate shit. Just look at Candide.
>life is shit XD
So Voltaire, what do you suggest as an alternative to Leibniz?
>u-uh l-life is shit so you gotta just t-tend your own garden i guess hahaha #yolo

The only reason Voltaire is remembered, let alone considered a "philosopher." Was because he happened to live in England for a few months when the French got tired of his shit.
And what did he do there? The same thing the revolting hagfish did wherenever he wasn't being an contrarian shit.
He sucked up to them.
By felating the British middle-class' pathetic aspirations to worldliness and wit he ensured that he would go down in history.

Fuck Voltaire.

I don't think people consider Voltaire a philosopher, just a thinker. He was a master memer.

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I like his edgy music. He seems like a chill guy.

>some folks were born

>>1868804
made to wave the flag

what about fife and drum music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulg1ahV552g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXAC90HBIc8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7wEUlpaYjY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H85-udAkFa0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zEy4GNMJq0

As of a coming to age we tend to focus on the latter of which following in the common tunnels of our species of our world culture at the time which have always remained largely unchanged and are all heavily influenced by the greater of our life itself (the universe) and the greater of our bodies (instinct.)

Now we'll delve into beauty and it's origin and how our senses have impacted this but first I'd like to delve into more of a personal feeling of symbolism behind them all.

We all grew up behind one of the many races of the world as I'm sure we're all aware of by now. We have the whites which largely originated in what I'd like to call neutral or arctic environments. Asians which originated and now have focused towards oceanic environments and a larger part of the mountainous Chinese republic. Then we have the still very physicality and nationalistically focuses Blacks who have been primarily focused within the lower hemisphere within heated terrain and harsher wilderness. I'd like to assign all of these colors to a set of neutrality which we are all familiar with which is of essence

And as you can see I fell to my humanistic desires at this point lost my train of thought and took more drugs.

Anyway please tell me I didn't just lose 101 IQ points for nothing /his/

I'd lay off the psychedelics for a while tbqh

>>1868725
Probably war. Every technological innovation with a military application led to war. Read unabombers manifesto for details.

We would explore other worlds and maybe put a human on them, but it would be at least a few decades before we have the technology for settlements to provide a significant economic surplus and space travel and colonies to become an everyday thing.

>>1868751
We already have ICBMs, what difference would it make?

I like to think he secretly supported the generals to mark his place up there with Meiji in history, but only enough to continue his guise of pacifist benevolence that is his normal persona, as an emperor is expected to be.

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>>1868699

Post-War revisionism painted him as a figurehead in order to save Japanese society from complete overhaul, as was done in Germany. However, since Japan was not divided up between Soviets and Americans like Germany was, and the Allies realized that the cold war was just around the corner, they wanted a stable Japan from which to monitor mainland Asia. Thus Hirohito's role in world war 2 was downplayed by MacArthur, who I have to say I more and more have come to view as an idiot.

Hirohito was a Japanese Imperialist. He wanted to expand Japan's borders at the expense of others. But he was also a product of his time. He was an Imperialist in an era of Imperialists, he just happened to be on the wrong side.

The Japanese nation was by the 30's driven by the will of the Military, not the Emperor. While the Emperor certainly welcomed victories and hated defeats, Japanese aggression would have happened with or without him.

As the war progressed and the Nips constantly got blown out of the water, he started to show signs of extreme irritation at his admittedly rather incompetent military staff. He began to become involved in minutae much more and after the defeat at the Philippine Sea he outright ordered another naval task force be sent out to reclaim Saipain. This, and the US invasion of Leyte, prompted the ultimate Japanese debacle at sea at Leyte Gulf, though in the grand scheme of things it was just the final of innumerous Japanese naval fuck ups since 1942...

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>>1868699
Chichibu should have been emperor, they would have won the war.

>>1868633
Only in Victorian Bildungsromans - In like Russian literature the outcomes of a moral life often appear to involve much suffering.

>>1868643
Or in the bible for instance the moral life sometimes means killing your son because a mysterious deity wants you too - American sitcom morality has def bred a false equivalence.

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>>1868643
Maybe the Russians were trying to warn us.

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>>1868611

People mostly just shit on communism, Rommel, japanese efforts at war, vikings and africans.

Then they start threads that praise Mussolini, fascism, american military might, south american dictators or figurative art.

Sometimes there's a Zizek thread too but they are invariably shit.

>>1868611
Nothing defines the board except the sticky. /his/ has a decent variety of opinions and I'd prefer that it stays that way. If /his/ develops an orthodoxy (like certain other places) then it'll be the death of the board.

>>1868619
>>1868624
thanks anons