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Probably the first expansionary conquests made by Kyösti Korpela in the early days of Finland, before their consolidation into the Finnish Empire in 59745 BC. Regional disputes with Korea had not yet been a significant issue.

>>1776334
sexy matter on antimatter action

continue please

I think he needs to stop shilling himself on /his/

>>1776261
I'll admit I am shilling for him, but does he really shill himself?

>>1776267
gee, I don't know, why don't you ask yourself

Automation.

Automation will destroy capitalism and we will be KANGZ.

>>1776249

Except that 100% automation will never happen.

>>1776245
Yes

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>>1775696

they have a Prussian based military by Emil Koerner

>>1775696
No idea but that Princess is babin'.

>>1775696
good music to drop commies to desu senpai

nature's kebab removers

>>1775601
Everyone hates being ruled by other people

>>1775637
This plus the Arabian peninsula had never really been controlled by any non Arab government so when the ottomans tried to assert control over it they got pissed. The people there are naturally nomadic Bedouins.

Do you go to berkeley by any chance OP?

read your biography

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Any firsthand accounts of African /his/tory

>>1775360
>anime

idk anon you seem like you're pretty trog yourself

muh speech is a meme. read up on alien and sedition acts.

The 2nd amendment has had no real effect on anything.

>>1775356

Almost certainly so.

The 2nd amendment has a lot going for it, and I want to make things clear, I am very much for the private ownership of firearms by the citizenry; but the claim that it allows for a democratic safeguard in the form of rebellion is bullshit.

You look at places that currently do or did have armed insurrection against their governments, like the ongoing kurdish resistance against Saddam's Iraq, or the LTTE in Sri Lanka, or ISIS in Syria, and you see that they manage to get guns even when there's nothing comparable to the 2nd amendment and there's usually restrictive gun bans.

If something so bad happened in America such that you'd have an insurgent movement against the government, you can bet that people would manage to find rifles, 2nd amendment or no 2nd amendment.

The powerful and educated are always at the forefront of any revolution; the majority also typically don't care and prefer the status quo because they're lazy. That doesn't diminish their philosophy or the new, humanistic system they created.

>>1775714
>Slave owners
>Humanistic
Anon pls

>>1775724
They weren't all slave owners, nor were all the slave owners cruel. Even intelligent, otherwise morally decent people can experience cognitive dissonance; just because they were imperfect doesn't diminish the good they did.

Was comfort even legal under Cromwell's hyperautism?

That short period between the end of World War II and mass migration of shitskins.

Probably the Edwardian Era or the years following WW1.

If I could go back in time and do anything I'd give Aristarchus a modern telescope. Bam Greece is the world leader in science forever

>>1774346
>breaks it

He was just bullshitting like the rest of them and happened to get some things right. Not science at all.

>be a Commmunist
>propose the most peaceful system ever, a system that literally means the end of history itself
>purges, purges everywhere

It's almost like trying to create a paradise is a horribly unrealistic goal or something

>>1773709
Religion as it is practiced has very little to do with religion as it is detailed by its founder. People will pick and choose whatever parts of the original message best fit their current situation and world view and will even at times make shit up in order to shape the religion into something more appealing to them.

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>>1773709
freedom hurts anon.

CP was directed from Moscow and Moscow was getting into the "National Fronts" policy. Hence there were a few party members in the FDR administration

>>1773094
Not very, 2bh. Considering that the Communist Party's strength was most visible in the most impoverished rural areas that had no ability to influence national society even in the best of times. Maybe if FDR hadn't come into power and supported labor unions it might have had more influence, but even then it's unlikely that the party would have ever had political influence beyond the local and state level. Things were never bad enough in terms of food availability for there ever to be a communist revolt in the country.

>>1773206
The CPUSA leadership was closely tied to Moscow, but there was no direct contact between Moscow and local parties outside of New York and Chicago.

>>1772983
Because even if it's barely a liberalization it was way better than having millions die of central planning bullshit, I suppose.

nigga looks like a gnome from runescape

>>1773006

Which was basically all Mao.

>dude backyard furnaces lmao
>just kill all the sparrows #yolo

Mao dying solved 90% of China's problems tßf

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What are you talking about? The balkans are filled with them.

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>>1772791
>Roach

>>1772778

If you take a ball or more, and seeme to put it into your other hand, and whilst you vse charming words, you
conuey them out of your right hand into your lap, it will seeme strange, for when you open your left hand,
immediately the sharpest lookers on will say, it is in your other hand, which also then you may open, and
when they see nothing there, they are greatly ouertaken.

>>1772385
Yes.
Also general /uni/ thread.

>>1773388
Redpill me on Berkeley?

filled of rich kids from the Gulf and the transatlantic elite

complete shit, corrupted as fuck, sold to multinationals and banks

their tears on Brexit day were glorious