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The English and Byzantines didn't think so

>>1577411
why do you need to be good at fighting if everyone you're attacking are defenseless monks and peasants?

>>1577411
Look mom I posted it again.png

>>1577318

It sounds like you have been posting on /pol/.

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>>1577318
No. Everyone should be encouraged to take part in arguments and back their opinions and views in a calm, rational fashion, with logic and rhetoric.
In my opinion, school systems should focus on a slightly more classical approach to teaching, with logic and rhetoric being taught to all.
>Logic (dialectic) is the process of correct reasoning. The traditional text for teaching logic was Aristotle's Logic. In the modern renaissance of classical education, this logic stage (or dialectic stage) refers to the junior high or middle school aged student, who developmentally is beginning to question ideas and authority, and truly enjoys a debate or an argument. Training in logic, both formal and informal, enables students to critically examine arguments and to analyze their own. The whole goal is to train the student's mind not only to grasp information, but to find the analytical connections between seemingly different facts/ideas, to find out why something is true, or why something else is false (in short, reasons for a fact).
>Rhetorical debate and composition are taught to somewhat older (often high school aged) students, who by this point in their education have the concepts and logic to criticize their own work and persuade others. According to Aristotle "Rhetoric is the counterpart of dialectic", concerned with finding "all the available means of persuasion." The student now learns to articulate answers to important questions in his/her own words, to try to persuade others with these facts, and to defend ideas against rebuttal. The student learns to reason correctly in the Logic stage so that they can now apply those skills to Rhetoric. Traditionally, students would read and emulate classical poets in learning how to present their arguments well.

People who DON'T think themselves dumb and uneducated shouldn't be allowed to share their opinions.

>>1577278
No. they're Indians

>>1577278
>Sindh, Punjab
Indic peoples who speak Indic languages. Punjabs are ethnically the same as those in Northern India, a lot of them who are Sikhs.

>Northern Areas: Dards, Balti, Burushaski

Isolated peoples who have little connection with each other and little connection with other peoples in the whole area. Dards are isolated groups of ancient Indo-Europeans mixed with Kalash and Nuristani peoples. Baltis are group of Muslim Tibetan speaking peoples. Burushaski speak an language isolate language that isn't Indo-European, not related to any other language in the world.

>Northwest: Pashtuns
Basically Eastern Iranic Pashtun peoples who spilled over from Afghanistan

>Balochistan
Southern speakers of an Iranic langage. A lot ethnically different to Northern Indians and more similar to Balochis in southern Iran

They're some weird hybrid of Iranian and Indian.

>>1577251
Das Kapital vol. One.

>Religion
Bible
Quran

>Secular
Capital
Art of War
Leviathan
The Prince

>Documents
US Constitution
Magna Carta
Hammaurabi's code
Roman Civil Law codes

>General authors who aren't mentioned
Locke
Socrates/Plato/Aristotle
Lenin
Hegel

The Republic - Plato
Theaetetus - Plato
Phsyics - Aristotle
Metaphysics - Aristotle

>>1577219
Serverus Tullius is often considered one of Romes greatest kings but if you read between the lines he usurped the senatorial prerogative, proclaiming himself king and letting the people ratify it. He then allegedly passed a number of reforms which weakened senatorial power.

Was he just a popular tyrant?

>>1577219

Where did the Latins/Romans originally come from? From what I understand they weren't indigenous to Central Italy and were probably from somewhere in the Balkans. On the other hand certain religious traditions bear signs of them having originally been a nomadic steppe people at some point. Is that just proto-Indo-European influence or is that from a later date?

>>1577325
Romes founding myth states that the Latins came from Troy and mixed with locals. Now that's likely untrue, it might indicate that they were originally outsiders.

Honestly, who gives a shit? This thread has nothing to do with early Christianity, and has no place on this board

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No, Arab nigger, you got your anus reamed by a half-collapsed revolutionary country, with an army that had no equipment or generals, and was made up of 15 year olds with sticks.

This is also like the 5th butthurt thread you've made against Iran in the past 3 days, give it a rest Abdullah.

>>1577174
>who gives a shit

The OP, evidently, which is why he makes a new bait thread about Iran every 2 days.

>>1577193
my first thread against iran you persian faggot.

also, that little infopic of yours neglects to mention the help you had from Libya which sent you hundreds of tanks, America, US, and most importantly, ISRAEL

stupid persian. You're just jealous cause you're country is literally cucked by Arabs
>forced to follow an arab religion
>arabic religious leaders
>arabic holy book
>arab prophets
>arabic alphabet

lol cuckity cuckeroo. Sassanid persia is gone, its never coming back. Iran is becoming more and more arabised by the year.

The Berlin Wall was needed to keep fascist and revisionist tendencies from the West out of the newly created workers and peasants state.

>>1577368
wew lad

>>1577368
What's wrong with fascist and revisionist tendencies?

Piracy and banditry were to the preindustrial world what organized crime is to modern society

in the modern world the difference between lawful and unlawful is remarkably clear. governments less stable than what we (in europe) have now don't really differentiate themselves from mob all that much. consequently it's harder to tell what is organized crime and what is an alternate government.

How are bandits and pirates not organized crime? As far as I know, organized crime is basically crime committed by multiple people in cooperation.

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And it has some important conclusions for the present years' situation:
- Liberation is important only besides "best for all", therefore there has to be a dynamic limit to it: "increasingly voluntary liberations sum equality" (Binding engagement subtracts from liberation.)
- Liberation, that is ignorant of other agents, risks their antiliberation, pressing them to liberate themselves as well. This possible mutually ignorant subgroup liberation can spiral down. The way out, even for past events, seems to be "increasingly voluntary antiliberation compensation".
The first point would ease inequality tensions and the second would slow downward spirals in politics, economics... from small to big scale.

-If you mind, take these last points to a news page of your flavour and test them.
-Please be careful implementing, I am too poor to compensate damage done.
-I cherish anonymity here, as I seem productive that way and I guess, that with a public position that would change, to long term detriment.
-I learned to prefer gradual evolution over disruptive revolution. This system should help with that.
-The MOST URGENT consequence seems to be, that people keep calm and go on in their doings, now seemingly assured of improvement, to avoid systemic seizure.

Thanks for all good
All good to all

buy silver

Oooooh, it's babies first philosophy! How adorable! Who's our pretty philosopher? Who's our pretty philosopher? You are! Yes, you are! (He is so adorable when he makes this iritated grin!)

Half seriously though. What would stop psychopaths from abusing your system?

ERDOGAN GREAT

DONT BELIEVE WESTERN LIES

>>1576873
As if it weren't a ploy by Erdogan for more power

Hegemony

>>1576733
investment

>>1576733
Christianity

>>1576658
How tall do you think Goliath was?

>>1576669
6'0.

>>1576669
Goliath was 6'1. David was 5'10.

>>1576646
Why don't Russians buy rounds?
t. Bartender

>>1578466
We buy a bottle instead if we need a lot of booze for a whole group.

>>1578484
That's called a carry out
If you ask us to give you a massive bottle of drink to take to your table we'll tell you no.

>>1576609
That is surely a man?

>>1576609
Well what do you find in her so great that you want it in another woman?

>>1576648
Challenged the authority of Rome

>>1576566
> They produced great musicians, athletes, were patriotic
They still do....

Democrats (honestly not even a joke)
Being in control of ghettos for the last 70 years.

>>1576566
Many black children growing without one or both parents is an important factor.

>>1576578
>current year US
>great musicians
Anon.