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>>1565397
There's nothing wrong with pedophilia in general, if we just removed age of consents there wouldn't be any of that bad stigma involved for either gender

*not BUT pretend

'AND pretend' because its cause and effect

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>I enjoyed my rape, even married my rapist
>I have a list defining Sexual Assault as an assault

No action by itself is right or wrong until the subject colors it with definitions. All actions are neutral.

Therefore justice itself does not exist and this is true justice.

The Justice system consists of egomaniacs who wish to play God but are not God. They think they're different. Its even in the way they dress.

People these days follow their desires and not any virtues.

Virtues are delegated to the backrow seat and only used when they have something to gain.

>>1565668
Egoists gtfo.

Ren

>Kill all those senator bastards, Caesar

>>1565235
Adam, don't eat that apple.

destroy Islam before they cull the land

>>1565013
with soviet help yeah

>>1565013
All the French had to do was bomb the Panzer group in the several days it took for them to cross the Ardennes in one long line.

>>1565013
Possibly. Best bet is to get Belgium in the Allied camp over the winter of 39-40, and dig in deep over the winter and spring behind the Dyle and Maas rivers. If that didn't stop Germany cold, it would at least seriously bloody their noses trying to push through like that.

I like brutalism.
I dislike neoclassicism.

>>1564829
brutalism is just as shit as neoclassicism. update your tastes

>Is architecture art or science?
both

>>1564606
>The essential argument I hear is that in the early twentieth century Balkan states began becoming imperialist
Who the fuck says that? Do western historians seriously say that shit? I'm Balkanite and I've never heard of it.

And if we've been imperialists does that mean we're now one of the cool countries? Though I guess that also means we have to start hating ourselves for being white and inviting muslims to rape our women and boys.

Russia is actively fighting against ISIS, very unlikely that they would support them in a war against the US.

>>1564606
The only Middle Eastern states you could consider imperialist would be Saudi Arabia and Iran, as shown by their religiously-enforced rivalry.

But only the Yemeni Civil War is a result of that. Syria happened first due to internal factors, and was then exacerbated by the involvement of numerous foreign powers, not just Iran/Saudi

Iraq and Libya are also domestically-rooted conflicts, with overtones of Western imperialism

None of these are "liberated" states. Comintern collapsed 25 years ago, and even then had little influence over ME states and their relations with each other.

I like historical comparisons but usually there's way too many holes in them

ISIS has way too many enemies to survive. You have Russia and Turkey fucking collaborating to take them down. You have Iran allowing a foreign country to use its military bases (their constitutions BANS the establishment of foreign military bases) to target them. Other than some edgy rich Salafis in the Gulf states, they have no support

>>1564424
Having a functioning economic system is not incompatible with a spiritual world view, it just means that the poor dont have to live as dirt farmers.

>>1564424
Yes. Preserving one's ethos and ensuring social harmony are better ideals than blind productivity and profit driven nonsense.

For example, the privatization of scientific research has made it less for promoting communal stability and the welfare of one's own people, and now it is for just appeasing funding agencies that want to use it for profit, generally so. People should feel impelled to do good out of a sense of bonding based around a common ethos, and when the people abandon it, their societies will collapse.

Unlike Evola, however, I am not as much of a racialist though because the ethos and sense of brotherhood takes precedence.

>>1564424
400% yes

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>thinks materialism is stupid
>posted from computer
>computer is made from materials

checkmate nerd

>>1566168
Before the computer was the idea of computer.

>>1566220
Was it your mother's idea to have a retard baby?

>>1564357
>Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Are you going to read a Japanese Manga about Chinese History and hope to learn something?

Is this a new level of troll unforeseen?

>>1564362
No, trust me, It's actually very historically accurate and uses actual Chinese names.

>>1564369
kek. Thanks for laugh.

>tfw you realise imperial japan were cosplaying westaboos

>>1564333
IIRC there are areas of China that are still depopulated thanks to the Taiping Rebellion.

>>1564333
they already have, where have you been?

>>1564220
Chrislam?

>>1564325
No, more "the image and everything about it is antithetical to Islam from the meaning of "Guadalupe" to Arabic speakers to the fact Mary is stepping on a black crescent moon."

Wad-al-luben

Check out Audible's free audiobook trials. I think if you use www.audible.com/rome then you get 2 credits

Then buy yourself "Alexander and the Macedonian Empire", a lecture series by the teaching company that's top notch.

If not that, get the Landmark Arrian

>>1564221
>buy yourself "Alexander and the Macedonian Empire", a lecture series by the teaching company that's top notch.I concur but you don't have to buy these lectures.
>https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/10375085/+The+Great+Courses+-+The+Teaching+Company+Megapack+280+Courses

This sort of knowledge should be free, don't feel bad for torrenting it.

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Anything on the Soissons?

I'd also like to learn a bit about Persia before and during the Achaemenids.

>>1564163

I don't think so. If it wasn't for the ERE, we'd be Muslim.

The west was dead weight.

>>1564163
No, the WRE was collapsing and it was better to just cut off the tumor.

>>1564133
There were urban arabs and bedouin arabs.

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>>1564133

The Nabateans were recorded by ancient people as a race of merchants, the ruins of their city of Petra is considered one of the wonders of the world. Further south, trade-based cities at Mecca and Medina had a thriving and cosmopolitan character, and the Arab influenced Swahili coast in East Africa has long been one of the most advanced and prosperous regions on that continent. Sadly very little is left of pre-Islamic Arabia, but many of their cultural memes are preserved in Islam, mostly via the hadiths, stuff like the "Islamic" dress code or the importance of hospitality to strangers (which survived despite Muslim chauvinism).

>>1564199
if these buildings are carved out of rock, why do they have pillars? they are just for aesthetics?

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The most common gesture of prayer in early Christendom was the Orans, which looks like this.

>>1564129
that looks like a guy at a pulpit, addressing a crowd.

>>1564129
Jazz hands has gone full circle then.