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>So for example, when Mussolini did his March on Rome and took over Italy, did he find out any fascinating secrets from the previous government?

considering he wanted to destroy liberal institutions, I'd say no

>>1764752

The Gommies captured a huge number of documents from Berlin after ww2, which would alone have been enough to prove the crimes of Nazism but of course that all came out via the trials anyway.

He found a bunch of old paint cans in the garage

>>1764528
Lazy slobs.

If they worked as hard as capitalists, then the commies would not have [C O L L A P S E D]

>>1764777
>>1764528

Gommies had the same level of productivity from their workforce as you normally get from slaves (~33% of a 'free' worker). Turns out, if you force people to work without fair payment, they don't work very hard. Who knew?

>>1764916

All work in the Soviet Union was voluntary. Nobody was forced to work, and they could take off whenever they wanted without any penalty because all their basic needs (food, housing, healthcare) were already provided by the socialist system. However, most people chose to work purely for the good of the nation.

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>however, we estimate a dramatic male bias, with ~5-14 migrating males for every migrating female
So business as usual for Europe?

>>1764416
>~5-14 migrating males for every migrating female

So rampant homosexuality.

>>1764428
No they mostly took local females, mtDNA haplogroups stayed more or less the same thousands of years.

>>1764227
Who fucking cares, atheism is boring.

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>>1764227
I think they represent atheism in the same way Ken Ham, Kent Hovind, and Ray Comfort represent Christianity.

>>1764227
Dawkins: Generally pretty good, certain people give him a lot of flack but he's made actual contributions to science and his biggest "sin" is "writing books that criticize religion".
Sam Harris: Misguided at best, foolish at worst.
Dan Dennet: Don't know enough about him.
Christopher Hitchens: Both the best and the worst. The worst being his full retard stance on foreign policy.

Not much to say it has been fully discussed. Maybe peasent crusade? Thoughts on that?

>>1764082
I'm new to this board and wanted to hear what you guys thought

>>1764045
What a time to be alive, I wish we still had crusades these days

jesus doesnt real

>>1763752

There were multiple gospels recounting Jesus's childhood actually. None made it into the final accepted version of the bible, however. Many of the stories revolved around Jesus learning to use his "son of god" powers responsibly by making some mistake and then being forced to go back and fix it.

>>1763764
sounds like an anime plot

Lol idk

>>1763602

Because the leader of Panama at the time was threatening to blow it up if they weren't allowed to have it, and the US was still queasy from Vietnam and didn't really want to send troops to deal with the problem.

Keep in mind that the US could retake the canal in a second if they really wanted to, so overall it isn't a bad deal because the US still gets to use the canal anyway.

>>1763620
makes sense

>>1763332
No, you can quit your job.

>>1763332
move to Venezuela if you like commies so much

>>1763332

Socialism works fine so long as you don't get go too far and you have a democratic form of government.

Wo dat nigger? He looks race-mixed himself.

Not all race-mixing is bad (just with blacks) and redhead girls are qt.

t. Latino

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>>1763130
>it's a swarthy italian-american complains about foreigners episode

>>1763105

His appearance was also not very "Slavic", the name is of Vlach origin.

>>1763116
>Vlach
Romania and Moldova huh? Could it possibly have com from Latin Pantera?

>>1763122
Everything is possible.

>>1763060
>Why do people [draw conclusions from kne of the clearest patterns in history]

>>1763060
What is this a map of?

>>1763060
Royal family >>>>> political party

>>1762727
>why did this stop?
Because it was clearly ineffective

'Propaganda of the deed' as a strategy did not inspire people - it alienated them.
Compare it to today's terrorism. Yes, it inspires some (perhaps more due to the amount of information we can access these days), but not the masses due to its destructive and 'evil' nature.

>How was anarchism as an ideology defeated?
Anarchism is still around...

>>1762727
This is happening constantly. The most recent and famous was probably the Manson family slaughtering people and trying to pin it on blacks.

>>1762727
Presidents and world leaders in general have a lot more security nowadays.

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maybe

>>1762466
Humble in rhetoric and self-portrayal, but elevating oneself to the position of dictator is pretty much the clearest expression of megalomania there is.

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>>1762880
>but elevating oneself to the position of dictator is pretty much the clearest expression of megalomania there is.

Kek, no. He just knew for a country to function correctly there needs to be one vision, and one vision only. Multiple people in control of the same power colludes to the point where neither can achieve their goals. This is no way justifies or even attempts to justify what he did, it's simply stating dictators are not all bad. Dictatorships are essentially the opposite of a capitalist democratic society, of course they would get heavily shafted. Google Dictator. See what you get? You don't get pic related, that's for sure. You only get the bad, to the point where I highly doubt you average human bean knows of any dictatorship that worked out.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucius_Quinctius_Cincinnatus

>>1762400
no

>>1762400
Maybe

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