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Ha! You got me! Well done!

>making threads to prop up your sense of self worth about your pointless opinions that you got from someone else that never really mattered to anyone

Why do you even care at all what other people think of your little subculture

>>1605561
Because they're bound to that system, you bloody idiot. You HAVE to adapt to it to live. Doesn't mean you have to agree to it.

1 bump for people up at the other hours of the day : -)

>>1605496

Labour studies?

People's History of the United States is probably a good place to start. It has a great deal of information concerning early labor unions, riots, strikes, activists, etc.

Might also want to read a history of slavery.

>>1605465
you're heresy

Whatever, kiddo. You're basically a heretic just by posting on this Vietnamese jungle guerilla forum

"Heresy" according to what even?
Fuck this humanities shit, you faggots just circlejerk all over each other's faces constantly with this pointless bullshit.

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I know this song is from a movie about a different event, but in my head I've always associated it with the Roman conquest and massacres in Judea. The "slavery" in this case is more of a metaphorical thing than literal slavery.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkvmlv6NW3M

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmnCEYtslHc

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xubrxJwLxaI

>>1605402
that was not his best friend, August Kubizek was

personally I find their story to be beautiful

He wanted the loyalty of the Reichswehr on his side

Not his friend, his gay lover

It doesn't permit lying, but it does permit refusing to answer.

>>1605271
anon has a point OP, I don't know what CatImp is exactly, I only know Kant made it, but if it's moral to prevent harm then it would be necessary to not answer questions when such questions would lead to harm or whatever

I'm badly articulated but you get the point

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>>1605263
>anything but virtue ethics

Well there's your problem.

No lmao

>>1605119
Welp there's an answer

Write a really popular pop history book

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>>1605104
Also, what would be a President Trump or a President Clinton's aims for American involvement?

Thanks y'all in advance

>>1605104
>History in a nutshell
Clusterfuck

And it's all shades of gray.

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>>1605116
Figures. Who got the land first though?

IT WAS WINTER'S FAULT I SWEAR

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>"Hey guise. Let's sail across the Channel on river barges after we take out the RAF"
>Bomb civillian targets
>Get outproduced in planes by Britain
>Get rump-rustled when Britain not only wins, but starts carpet-bombing in retaliation
>"ITS DA JOOS"
>Attempt to invade USSR immediately afterwards
>Declare war on the USA months later

People idolize this.

Pic sort of related.

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Everything he did was retarded, he just got ridiculously lucky at the start.

>>>/tg/

>>1605059
bards can be /his/ too

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>>1605082
>bards can be /his/ too

Only if they look like this <---

>>1605042
?

Gorbachev's "perestroika" (rebuilding) had several directions, the most prominent being

Glasnost -- politcal goal to open up secrecy and allow more free press
Uskoreniye (acceleration) -- giving a boost to stagnating economy

>>1605079
well then doesn't that mean perestroika failed to accelerate the economy when you consider the GDP growth of -1.3% ?

>>1605091
of course

What Gorbachev PLANNED to do and what he ended up with are quite obviously different things.

Like take for example his anti-alcohol campaign. He personally considered alcoholism a shame on his nation. What it did is wrecked state budget ever further (alcohol production is frighteningly huge contributor to the budget of Russia). His dry law did saved million of lives in several years it was active though via reduction of alcohol related car accidents and crimes, less defective babies.

He meant well and but most of his enterprises end up in disasters until he was politically killed in the back by power-grabbing Eltsin.

"I can be anything!"

>>1605004
Do you agree with (he or) him?

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>>1605007
Yes but also no

>>1604918

But what if you have heard of it?

Or what if it's a feeling or sensation?

Or an event that you believe may be a sign for something greater to come?

>>1604918
yes,
if it does.

>>1604918
Yes
It's called "will"

>>1604771
>he doesn't notice that his own mind is also mechanistic.

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>>1605020
>he has no naturalist mechanistic explanation as to why his mechanical brain has subjective experiences

>>1605351
> there is no formal explanation
> must be ghosts doing the thing
spooky

>>1604722
Bump.

>>1604722
That's a state secret, pham. Is this a joke?

>>1604722
They of course continue to study Sun Tzu, because the man LITERALLY wrote the book on this whole affair. I imagine they might also read on Julius Caesar, George Washington, perhaps William the Conqueror and Jeanne D'Arc. Although their strategies are ancient and outdated, they can provide analogues for newer ones and be examples of innovation, outside-the-box thinking and creativity. They may also study their nation's military failures to learn what does NOT work.