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To do whatever it is I feel like doing and not worry too much about my balding head.

Dude just like do your duty lmoa

They don't think it be like it is, but it is so.

It helps me be more do than I can ever be.

>>3265069
ask /k/. also try http://www.german-helmets.com/

Pretty sure that's an SS decal. What's the decal on the other side?

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Pic of the right side

well why shouldnt it be like that?

>>3264907
Because people are idiots.

>>3264915
That creates a fundamental reduction of the freedom of literally everyone if you cannot disapprove, or act on the disapproval, of someone else's words.

>>3264907
Probably because people are stupid and hate to read.

>he's a scientific realist

lol atoms, get fucked

>>3264815
>proteins and shit emerge because things just like to get lumped together
>some of that thrives by combining with other shit
>cells make an appearance
>predatory cells survive by eating or absorbing other cells
>Only the stronger survives
>To further survive you have to fink
>fink so hard you ask yourselve "life sucks"

>>3264815
>self-aware
You are overrating self awareness. It's just having knowledge about oneself, which is not that weird for an animal that is particularly good gathering information.

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It never existed outside the small middle class until the 40s. If anything, the spread of "traditional nuclear family" in the 40-60s is a historical anomaly.

>>3264797
>tfw the nuclear family was a jewish meme created during the industrial revolution to destroy the traditional extended family and sell more pointless consumer goods
Do you even redpill?

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It was actually Germans/Nazi who destroyed it, by starting the World Wars and forcing western women to take men's jobs.

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Eukaryote pride world wide.

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>>3264776
mush mush wagey

this is by far the best thread on 4chan and no one has noticed.

>>3264708

No such thing, Revelation is fanfic and doesn't belong in the Bible.

>>3264756

why?
Without Revelation the Bible has no ending, no finale and resolution.

The symbolism is tricky but it's still a great text imo

Makes you think

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>>3264634
How did OP post without an image?

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>>3264634
they were the first national socialists

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>>3264601
Self Confidence, backed with actual competence.
Many people have the first part, most don't have the second.

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Giving up their power the very moment that they gain it

If you are speaking &Humanitistically, then I guess the answer would be a great leader is inspired by God to subjugate women to provide sexual release for lonely men, so they will have the self-confidence to make race war against the niggers.

>>3264541
It never seemed like he wanted his position, he enjoyed marine biology and travel and loved the British Royal Families casualness and relationship with the people and wanted something like it.

>>3264541
It was Hideki Tojo who do the shit

It's what happens when you're an "absolute monarch" in name only.

>>3264393
>What I learned on /his/
That authoritative posts are few and far between and its mostly opinionated comments

>What I learned on /his/
That this board was a mistake

We

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>>3264368
No sweetie it was thanks to a Phoenician

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

>Thales of Miletus (/ˈθeJliːz/; Greek: Θαλῆς (ὁ Μῑλήσιος), Thalēs; c. 624 – c. 546 BC) was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, mathematician and astronomer from Miletus in Asia Minor (present-day Milet in Turkey). He was one of the Seven Sages of Greece. Many, most notably Aristotle, regard him as the first philosopher in the Greek tradition,[1][2] and he is otherwise historically recognized as the first individual in Western civilization known to have entertained and engaged in scientific philosophy.[3][4]

>The current historical consensus is that Thales was born in the city of Miletus around the mid 620s BC from Phoenician parents[6], although some historians say he was a Phoenician who emigrated to Miletus with his parents

>>3264368
Interesting question.

>Ok superior brain, ok superior IQ

Probably not just this. There's no reason to suggest why the IQ of Ancient Greeks at the time would be superior to that of the Egyptians, Achaemenids, or even just Greek city states that did not produce significant works of philosophy.

I would suggest that one reason why philosophy flourished in Greece was that the Greek religion was not incredibly dogmatic. When we talk of "Greek Philosophy", what we are really talking about is intellectuals rejecting the status quo explanation of reality and morality. I'm aware that Socrates was executed for doing this, but maybe worse things would happen to him in other states at the time for "corrupting the youth" and mocking the Gods.

The Greek culture was also not agrarian and lived in huge cosmopolitan population centres, e.g. Athens in the 5th century is estimated to have had a population of somewhere between 300-400 thousand people livingi n it, including slaves. On top of that the Greeks, being sea-farers, were in constant contact with a great deal many more cultures, from the Celts in Narbonsis, to the steppe tribesman in the Bosporon Kingdom. These peoples as well as the civilized Empires in the Middle East and North Africa.

Like Lord Clarke said, the greatest strides made for civilization occur during periods of internationalism.

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>>3264368
>Greeks came up with the logic spark, before then people were "animals", or as I prefer saying "educated animals", it was only thanks to the European Greeks that philosophy, science truth, logos seeking religions (Christianity) were born
No.
So much is wrong with this.

The Greeks original thing was Philosophy and the idea of the Academy (schools).

Greeks copied Arabic Arithmetic after Alexander did his thing and built on it
creating geometry, number theory and basic calculus.

Christianity comes from Judaism and that comes from Zoroastrianism.
That had nothing to do with the Greeks. The Greeks were hardcore Pagan but Philosophy would more accurately be what they believed in.

Same thing happened to Russia: They were in need of cash and couldn't be bothered to spend the resources protecting their property in North America since they had more pressing matters in Europe.

>>3264316
I think they were having big time money problems closer to home at the time 2bh

Guadeloupe was more valuable to the King.

Yes, it's called academical discipline of History.

>some kid on the internet is retard
Whoa, are we living in a post truth era guys???

>>3264307
>post picture
>discussion cannot extend beyond

You're being the retard here, anon.

>>3264306
Well, isn't it a discipline that evolved a lot and continues to do so, after people realized that there was something fundamentally wrong in the way we learn history? In the end if you're a researcher, it will take you years of effort to remove the first layer of bullshit, before going to sources that are not necessarily lying, but are still (((rarely))) objective. While you did this effort to access to a "maybe", 10000 idiots will scream a lie louder than you, and won't concern about its legitimacy.

In the end, for who do we probe history?

>>3264138
Improve your English, Schlomo.

>>3264138
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero_Decree?wprov=sfla1

>>3264138
According to Der Untergang he had wounded troops in hospitals executed.
>>3264187
That one actually makes some strategic sense. The Soviets did a similar thing during the war.