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Total war games are pretty cool.

>>1684033
The entirety of the Total War series.
Crusader Kings 2
Europa Universalis IV
Victoria

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>>1684053
Be sure you play Victoria 2 with the Legacy of Slovenia mod.

>>1682833
Sure, I see no problem with lab grown meat.

No because they make a fuss when someone offers them meat at a party.

The animal is already dead and processed, refusing to it eat it now has no rationale behind it.

Eating non-artificial meat will be considered disgusting by most people in the not-so-far future.

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>>1679873
Yes, by getting rid of the annoying third wheel.

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>>1679885
We killed both Jesus and Muhammad

Do what you must, we've already won

>>1679873
Yes, if Islam modernizes, and you see a rise in more secular Muslims, just like how most Christianity has been watered down for most except some massively ass blasted proddies. The problem is when religion doesn't fulfill a niche need, but demands it's presence in every part of everyone's lives. Hijabs and burkas need to be about as uncommon as seeing an orthojew with curls and shit. It really helps if you can't tell if someone is religious at first glance and they don't talk about it.

If something could define flyover state.

Its Iowa

>>1677304
Presidential primaries and corn.

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After giving the wiki a review, not at all. The most lasting significant contributions of Iowa are your senatorial and presidential election votes (especially Lincoln) and state fairs. Guinea Grinders, proximity to the traditional hot dish producing regions of the country, and corn mazes are the other graces of the state. The smell of an Iowa October and memories of my first pee-pee touch fill me with nostalgia. My time spent there may have also engendered a preference for white women.

Man...I haven't thought about Brittany in a long time. I hope she's not on heroin or anything. She was a really sweet girl, but too willing to do things to impress people. Kind of naive too. I feel like I taught her to be more aware, but her entire lifestyle might have insulated her too much from the dangers of reality.

t. used to live in Iowa, moved to Best York

define positive

>Net
I don't know about that, but it worked out great for me. Don't even have to suffer the burden of slave blood.

>>1678507
Depends on the way you view it.

>>1674035
Very unlikely

wtf carthage were literally jews

>>1674044
Metaphorical Jews actually.

The overthrow of cissies.

>>1683657
What do you mean by socialist movement? The socialists helped rally the call for 8 hour work days and they got that, so that's a pretty big deal

The military industrial complex

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>>1682888
feels

>>1682888
autism

>>1682888
The fact that it claims to be about doing what is "natural" when in reality maintaining stoic conduct requires a lot of willpower and goes against one's "natural" inclinations.

>>1682589

No.

>>1682609
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Prussian_War

>>1682612

You are failing at developping your point.

>>1681022

from the previous thread:

>351467407
You're comparing Marx's relation to Marxism with a French aristocrat's, Arthur de Gobineau, relation to the NSDAP in Germany. Let's see you defend this comparison.

Marx may have believed in class conflict, but that's different from class warfare-- nothing he said necessitated mass extermination, mass starvation, mass rape, or any of the crimes associated with Stalinism. So if Nazism gets off the hook for its kookier ideas, so does Communism :3

>>351467210
>Putting aside differences is one thing, but it gets suspicious when your luminaries can't agree on the most basic elements of their philosophy
There was a fairly unanimous agreement about the tenets, mostly being unify and protect the German people. The differences were about how do that (i.e. how much Nat for every Soc.) the conflict of which came to a head with the Strasserite purge. After the Night of Long Knives people learned that dissent was a no-go, kept their special-snowflake beliefs to themselves, and just ran with the fuhrer's orders.

>you've dedicated yourself to preserving "Aryans" and you can't quite decide who's Aryan and who's not, well
Aryan was a bit of a meme to begin with. It was the Nazi equivalent of calling someone "based." The Nazis were essentially calling for the unification of german-speakers with the german diaspora as allies.

>>1681024
>After the Night of Long Knives people learned that dissent was a no-go, kept their special-snowflake beliefs to themselves, and just ran with the fuhrer's orders

That's, uh, not really a compliment for the Nazis, especially in comparison with Greek philosophers or the Founding Fathers. You'll notice, hopefully, that the Federalists didn't purge the anti-Federalists after the Constitution was ratified, nor did Aristotle treat Heraclitus and Parmenides to a Greek version of the Night of the Long Knives.

>Aryan was a bit of a meme to begin with. It was the Nazi equivalent of calling someone "based." The Nazis were essentially calling for the unification of german-speakers with the german diaspora as allies.

Sounds good in theory, but in practice not advisable for a political philosophy. If Germany was obligated to defend Germans abused in Poland, what, precisely, would keep them from invading America if they heard some German there getting called a kraut?

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Him and Allende were both vendepatrias.

Ibañismo when?

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>>1679793
>ifunny

>>1678060
That would be London. Then maybe New York

>>1678070
>London
Maybe for a few hundred years.
>New York
Maybe for a few hundred years.

Chinks have been kicking ass for 5000 years.

>>1673751
Fiction and pop culture.

>>1673751
Because his death was dramatized. Makes for good movies and shit.
Plus the hes mentioned in the bible.

>>1674621
No he isn't

sam hyde

H.H. Holmes because he built a hotel with trap doors, chutes and sealed suffocation rooms. It seems almost cartoon villain like.

>>1683338
They don't care about cultures, they just want people to stop being mean.

>tfw actually enjoy multiculturalism
>lefties and righties both want segregation

Sharing is neat, man.

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>>1683369
desu 4chan is the product of sharing between American and Japanese culture