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Social Democracy

>>1675870
>social anything
>democracy anything

>>1675860
what op is suggesting imo is a 2 caste system of slaves & citizens

the slaves are self explanatory, morality does not apply to treatment
where as citizens are all amongst men and equal

only works if every citizen perceives every other system in the network their standard of equal & contemporary, which comes down to aligned axiomatics, nap amongst one another and clear understanding of what that means, where boundaries are, dro's etc

dro dispute resolution organisation
nap non aggression principle

>>1675843
>barely lasted over a century
>fragmented into various splinter states, rival kingdoms, principalities, and what not
>Kublai's attempt at stability with the Yuan dynasty doesn't net much in the long run either
I hesitate to usually echo dumb stuff on /his/ but ultimately the Mongols were pretty much a meme empire.

>>1675921
That's not fair. They destroyed a lot and indirectly created Russia.

>Empire
Sick meme
So glad mongols did so much for humanity and civilization
Oh wait

>>1675809
Being offended is a Pan-Abrahamic symbol.

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>>1675809
A for Abrahamic!

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>>1675809
Swastika is a PIE symbol which appears pretty much everywhere they went, which is why hitler used it

Pan-abrahamic symbol would be something like pic related

Cool. Go back there.

Have you considered making your own threads? You know, besides the one complaining about how people don't read your mind and post enough mil history threads?

s m h, t b h, f a m.

>>1675731
humanities was a mistake

blame the tards at /qa/ for suggesting it, they pretty much ruined this board

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>>1675729
Midkemia's Valheru

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QleNedcplI

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>>1675729
Atlantis and Hyperborea

>>1675729

Atlantis aka Minoan Crete

c'mon guys, you're supposed to know this stuff.

>>1675707
There were only two factions in both wars and all fought pretty well.

Are you referring to a certain militia maybe?

>>1675737
No it wasn't a faction that actually fought in a war, it was a faction that basically spouted a lot of angry rhetoric and calls to violence but whenever it came time to fight or rebel they never actually got around to doing anything.

Maybe Burgers?

>>1675651
people like martyrs, identifiable

>>1675651

No proof he actually said it. Quote is falsely attributed to him.

>>1675651
If one man dies, you know his name, his life story and so on. If a million die, you don't care about a million names and their stories, hence, it becomes a statistic.

I'd rather be a peasant than spend all my life fasting, doing "vigils" (standing up through most of the night in order to reduce dependency on sleep), being celibate, and copying manuscripts (which must have been very fatiguing work over the course of hours and hours, day in and day out).

Hey, monk-ey, how does it feel to be forced into a small room where you literally do nothing but copy old books that people smarter than you wrote, while only getting to eat shit nobody else wanted and chatting with your "friends" (in other words, the other monks who are stuck alongside you, and just put up with you so they don't get in trouble)
Pretty good, right?

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>>1675671
Forgot your pic related?

>>1675633
You ever read his telegraphs with Wilhelm? That might explain it.

>>1675633
He knew what was gonna happen. He could have prevented it.

If he took refuge in England, Communism might not have happened.

>>1677666
thats George V you tool

>>1675625

World at War.

Brilliant documentary on WWII

Pretty much any presidential documentary for free here.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/collections/presidents/

First World War
available at yoo toob actually
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5plDYKWY6dk

>>1675611

That pic is of one of the underground cities in Cappadocia.

>>1675611
>Shin-au-av

This is the name of an ancestral hero of the Ute people, not a place name.

>>1675722
Whenever I google it a city located under death valley comes up.

Is there or is there not a city underneath death valley?

Anything was possible in pre-industrial China.

Originally the Taiping were a religious sect strongly influenced by Protestant missionaries.

While the Europeans sat on the fence and the Taiping pushed victoriously further towards Shanghai, the city filled up with hundreds of thousands of refugees

Every day countless dead bodies were carried with the ebb through the channels of the delta towards the sea, only to return the next day with the tide. These were unmistakable signs of the approaching fighting. At times the stench was so terrible that most residents of Shanghai wore perfumed gauze masks. When the rich Chinese merchants and bankers saw their lands being ravaged in the countryside and watched as trade collapsed in the isolated towns, they decided to do something about it and looked around for foreign professionals. They found Frederick Townsend Ward.

Ward was born in 1831 in Salem, Massachusetts. He was very restless as a child and applied unsuccessfully to the Military Academy at West Point. At 15 he ran away from home to take part in the war against Mexico

At first Ward served as first mate on a gunboat on the Yangtze. The boat belonged to a small fleet financed by Chinese merchants to curb piracy, which had increased dramatically during the war. Once he had become acquainted with the political situation and had seen what a few Europeans equipped with modern arms could achieve, he started to make his own plans. In May 1860 he made on offer to the rich banker Taki, who was the spokesman for the Chinese businessmen in Shanghai. With appropriate funding, he would set up a mercenary force of Europeans and with it expel the Taiping from the Delta around Shanghai. Taki agreed after a short consultation, and Ward received $100 a month for privates and up to $600 for the officers. This was a lot of money in a time when a skilled worker in the U.S. earned $30-40 per month.

>>1675532
But we don't.

>>1675454
unlike the celts and the germans, the romans actually had an effect on the future of europe

The Roman empire wasn't even Roman, but Africans

http://www.africaresource.com/rasta/sesostris-the-great-the-egyptian-hercules/were-the-ancient-romans-white-not-on-your-life-by-oguejiofo-annu/

take the redpill and open your eyes sheep

>>1675454
That's a logical fallacy

Because they had one in the 17th century.

>>1675450

Constitutional mornarchary, parliament had an amount of power. Something something magna Carta...

>>1675450
queen elizabeth I based monarch

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>>1675446

>>1675449
So originally those venus figures were assumed to represent standards of beauty, but I now believe that the consensus is they were crafted by kept pregnant women while the men went out and gathered food. The reasoning is that the strange perspective that the figures represent is easily explainable by considering that it matches the perspective of a woman looking down at her pregnant body and carving what she saw.