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>>1570496
>patrician
That's not the DDR flag, OP.

>>1569431
I never really thought about why civilizations all came about at the same time. I just move my worker to an irrigable tile and click build on my settler.

>>1569431
Stable climate made it possible to not only appear, but stick around for long. Even then there were still gaps of thousands of years between the beginnings of different independent civilizations.

>>1569447
Well, at least you bumped my man.

Black people
Liberals
Being outnumbered 1000:1

faggot cumskins got btfo like usual

>>1569418
read
a
book
dumb
lass.

>>1568621 (You)
(You)

They kidnapped St. Patrick, thus justifying a millennia of British atrocities committed in self-defense

>>1568621
>Celts
>In Italy

REEEEEEEEEEE! FUCKING CELTS STAY AWAY FROM MY ROME!

>>1576485

how old are you?

>>1576500
Fucking 20. It came out yesterday so I assumed it would be a good starter

Sabaton is actual fucking shit though
I can't honestly believe anyone listens to this

Why oppress a movement outright when you can infiltrate it, cause a major schism, and make sure it never comes into relevance due to petty infighting?

>>1573878
Ch-Chaim?

>>1573878

>feminism isn't a major force in western society

Nice try Anita

Europe didn't exist. The Byzantine/Orthodox world was a completely separate civilization from that of Western Europe, and the two hated each other.

>>1570237
/thread

/pol/ LARPers need to stop thinking the christian world was united during the time periods they fetishize

Western Europe hated the Roman Empire, are you surprised?

>>1555469

USA
1950s

>>1555469
>inb4 "Holocaust works as an answer for every country"

>>1555488

>holohoax

>>1574312
Why only european? I think MENA fighting styles and central asian ones would be fun too.

>>1574357
Check ur priviledge u can't discuss anything european thread not diverse enough mods!

>>1574312
I've been putting off getting into it

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>>1571160
>European Wolves
Wolves are just vicious. Full stop. Its a pack of predatory animals for sakes.

In China, wolves & tigers were quite the hassle, that the it was a civic duty to alert villages of any pack/pride close by.

Said villages then arm up and go after them similar to the way said militias arm up and go after bandits.

In addition, some chinese weapons evolved out of animal control campaigns, like the Wolf Lance, Wolf Club, and the Tiger Fork,

>>1571160
Wolves are known to form super-packs in times of desperation and just run down anything in their way, even humans.
When times are plentiful for the wolves they leave humans alone out of fear.

It could be that America still has vast swathes of uninhabited land so the wolves rarely interact with humans, whereas they are always close by in Europe

>>1571209
>Wolves are known to form super-packs in times of desperation and just run down anything in their way
[insert political joke here]

>>1562199
It isnt even sure if they ever existed

>>1562199

You have to unlock 'Tradition' in the culture bonuses and at least have the technology 'Mathematics'.

>>1562283
But I unistalled Civilization III in 9th grade to focus on my studies.

>oh no it's cold let's go back :--Dddd

idk, given the Russian army post-Suvorov was completely incompetent it might have been so. Ruskies only know scorched earth and zerg rushing. I'm guessing bad logistics so no supply lines also affected it.

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>>1571042

Seems like a less valid excuse for the Germans. It wasn't a new phenomenon and he knew he had a military built to conduct war only in the summer.

>>1571032
If you presume that winter is the main reason why Hitler and Napoleon lost then you are implying that russians are somehow superhumans who are immune to cold and can fly and carry equipment over impassable tracts of land which contradicts your obvious agenda

Fahrenheit 911

There's this one part of the movie where Michael Moore claims that (Saddam's) Iraq never harmed a single American before the 2003 invasion. I don't know if he purposely ignored the gulf war, or did the excessive fat in his head make him forget?

Zeitgeist

>>1573838
any documentary with a political bias (everything by michael moore)

I don't know of any evidence that evolution has particularly stagnated (it would take a few thousand years to check), but sure, the distinction between natural and artificial is a totally arbitrary one. The evolution of the automobile is no less a product of organic processes (an organic brain did all the work) than the evolution of a body part.

>>1573073
It's the opinion of many that we've encountered an evolutionary plateau. People don't breed with each other for traits that promote characteristics such as intelligence and disease resistance anymore (as is apparent in Africa with the AIDs epidemic). Unintelligent people have many times more children than those that are opposite them on the bell curve.

But I hear you, I suppose technology can't ever be considered artificial. I just meant that it's another facet of our evolution as a species, and has more to do with increasing our individual capabilities than we acknowledge.

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>>1573060
stagnation of biological Darwinism
>>1573073
>I don't know of any evidence that evolution has particularly stagnated
That isn't what OP implied

So.
>inb4 Just throwing this out here for discussion.
Darwinism implies natural selection. There is currently no biological impetus for the human organism to change. Current evolutionary changes are based on technological advancement not on adaptations to survive to environment.

>>1572174
a better question would be should parents have total control of a child's life for 18 years. parents can rape you, abuse you, etc. why grant them revenge when you can prevent the thing happening in the first place?

>>1572174

>incarcerated
Thats what asylums are for.

>>1572174
Traditions