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>>1482872
Communism

>>1482872
Like most loner-killers, he confused his own sense of being a loser with his prey's success, and thought he could somehow borrow some of that glory. Like many loner-killers, he developed a very confused political/philosophical credo which he further confused with his need for a personal sense of achievement, and convinced himself he was serving his Cause (whatever it was) by this heroic act.

It is exactly the same mental-emotional confusion that drove Booth and a suicide bomber jihadist.

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>>1482900
>He actually thinks the loner killer theory is true.
It's pretty much 100% confirmed there were other people involved.

Is it stealth furry thread?

Love + fetishes should be abimalistic. Everythihg else rational.

This is why I keep my oneitus around in spite of my dating experiences

>>1482746
Humans are hedonistic and spend their time trying to feel good about it.

Why does he wear the turban?

>>1482883
because nobody cared who he was until he put on the turban

>>1482883
Who?

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>>1482671
>you will never restore France's rightful natural borders

>>1482684
Europian borders make me wanna puke, especially all those small cuck landlocked countries

>>1482684
iew no... flanders rightful independence clay!

>>1482459
So it's basically like if the presidental election was betwen Bernie and Trump?

> Are we in a post-happening epoch?
t. Francis Fukuyama

>>1482459
Hitler probably
assuming both were fluent in English Hitler is a pretty good speaker and flamboyant which Americans love, meanwhile Stalin had a little squeaky voice and wasn't really that cut out for populism so much as being manipulative behind the scenes.

remember that Hitler actually was a democratic politician and won so that says enough for his electability.

>>1482412
Carl Sagan and Da Vinci?

>>1482417
You kidding me?

>>1482412
Middle one looks a lot like camilo cienfuegos, just based off of the beard and broad brimmed hat.

>>1482144
Just because the pope fancies it not all catholics do, this is not the first bad pope. A dead fish flows with the stream of the sinful.

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>>1482144
I am so sick and tired of Orthodox LARPing. Here's why the Orthodox are against immigration:
1) Communism was against immigration because "muh western spies" and they still suffer from communist ideas to this day even if they have formally rejected the ideology
2) The average orthodox population back home is very old because all their young people migrated, and therefore reminiscent of times when they had communism and their world was very close
3) The young orthodox in foreign countries are some of the most racemixing and degenerate ones you will ever find, thus proving that there's nothing in orthodox theology that somehow prevents modernist from taking a hold, except the fact that orthodox countries are literal shitholes full of illiterates


>> The only alternative to the global fictitious liberal economy can only be a real Christian economy.
Said by people who literally welcomed totalitarian communism it sounds incredibly cheesy and fake


Let me add that profoundly catholic countries like Italy and Spain are also against immigration (as statistics show), and it's protestant cucks through the political influence of the USA, which are complete israeli puppets, who impose it on catholic countries by threat of economical annihilation of their population

bumo

Try Blackwell companion to analytic philosophy. It's available online as a PDF.

>>1482099

Dont read books about books

Read the books themselves.

You can start with whatever you want

You can read books not academically classified as philosophy

But dont read books that talk about books

Read the books themselves

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>altruism = moral
don't forget to drop this spook as well

altruism is a meme word, whenever somebody says altruism it's probably bullshit (what they're saying)

>>1481896
Depends on how you define religion, really.

>>1481710
Because they believe "all men are created equal" unless they are not white, refused to give up slavery, and now believe that abolishing slavery was a terrible mistake.

They live next to a lot of minorities

Most people that live around blacks are "racist" anon

>>1481586
What an awful thread.

really good thread

>>1481643
>>1481647
t.Christian "apologists"

Fun book, but incredibly stupid once you start to break down his talking points.

It's not wrong, it's just not rigorous. It's like how your high school history essay wouldn't get published in a journal. That doesn't mean it's wrong, it just wouldn't qualify as meeting the standards of a journal. The appeal is that it presents this thesis in a form that is intelligible to people without a PHD in history, unlike scholastic journal articles. Mostly because it was written by someone without a PHD in history.

>>1481609
So it's Dan Carlin: The Book

>>1481504
You learn Japanese. That is literally THE best way to pick up reading another language - you find the biggest book you can and don't stop until you understand it. Simply bang your head against those books in their native tounge with study guides and translations guides next to you.

Reading translations are cancer - while a neccessary evil sometimes one should always aim to read in the materials native language.

>Kojiki
Heldt

>Nihongi
Aston

Okami is literally the best game I've ever played

>>1481466
Oh look, it's another thread which totaly disregardes the fact that the Japanese built many defences which FORCED THE MONGOLS TO STAY AT SEA LONGER THAN THEY WANTED. I won't even get started on the Mongol incompetence and shitty river boats.

But yeah, it's all because of a spooky storm.

Kill yourself.

>>1481466

The mongols lost all of their battles on land in Japan.

And Kublai Khan was the emperor of FAIL because all of his invasions failed, unlike the ones from his predecessors like Ogedei and Möngke.

>>1481476
I mean one could easily argue that the storm was a huge player considering that Nips were trying to hard to keep them at sea. Perhaps as a plan B? Plan A being Japan had a better ships.

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here's me sucking dick

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whom is the boy