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Yes, dubs confirms it

>>1415258
well that depends if I get some numbers baby

Shit I'll even settle for a 2

>>1415277
CONFIRMED

>>1415102
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm0yQg1hS_w

mad bants or pitiful autism?

>>1415297
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQE2amAs2-U
live version

It had to be said. Was poor politics though.

https://youtu.be/kakFDUeoJKM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP0J2eDPIjU

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zuljuu6uqqc

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A1GCbtUV9Y

>baptized in a horse trough

>>1413262
Spain is a country in Southern Europe.
Glad I could help you, friend.

>>1413262
Carlists did nothing wrong.

>>1413275

Is it southern or is it western, since it is in the westernmost part of Europe?

Did someone actually make a manga based on Leviathan?

Are they the hero or villain?

>>1410208
>Did someone actually make a manga based on Leviathan?
in a way jack chic counts, leviathan in the christian context that is

>>1410202

This reminds me of that Clive Barker story. You guys know the one

The country would be united if China didn't get involved and kick Americans out of the north.

>>1413546
You mean, the country would have still been a dictatorship under Kim Il Sung, had the USAnot intervened. The crazy person.

We don't really know. Kim Il Sung was a homicidal, genocidal maniac anyways and probably Juche would be formed regardless. The country still would be doomed to a fate like that of North Korea. Also don't tryst the chinks when they start coming and posting ITT. t. Korean

>>1406468
>Why is Stirner so damn popular on this board?
/his/inherited it frok /lit/, and he was pooular there because the sketch of him is very iconic/exploitable, and "spook" is a funny word.

>I had never heard of him before /his/ and have not seen him referenced elsewhere.

That's because the Academia of his time and for a significant time before him gobbled on Marx's cock so hard they decided to ignore him because he disagreed with Marx.

He was fairly influential to certain groups such as anarchists and influenced other philosophers. Most notably, Nietzsche. Some even claim Nietzsche plagiarised Stirner.

>>1406496

After him*

FDR

Teddy

https://youtu.be/unmdZ7llP8A

>>1401499
Washington and FDR.

Obama
None. I dislike all of them too much to have a favorite politically.

it would be a sign of poor health

>>1416468
>Are we attracted to women due to biology, or societal (learned) attitudes?

Both.

>Is it at all possible for a heterosexual male to walk past pic related and feel nothing?

Yes.

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>>1416468
Both. Attraction to feminine features is instinctual for males, but it is conditioned and the particulars can be easily re-shaped, likewise for heterosexual females. Very very simple classical conditioning.
Yes, the actual perception of libidinous attitudes is trivially easy to stifle and you don't have to feel them unless you really want to.

See, your main problem is in the name. "Imperium"

As it turns out, when people who aren't landowners can serve in your army, there is nothing to stop them from marching on your capital instead of the enemies, and taking your stuff instead of theirs.

Once the honeymoon period of the seven good emperors ended, the legions proceeded to garrote Rome to death.

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>>1405958
We can only hope.

>>1405976
leggo my legio

I'm a current events junkie.

I don't go on /pol/ and /news/ because I don't think there's any way that discussing politics on 4chan can result in anything except for cancer.

But there's also a bunch of socialism and the IRA in recent British history.

It's mostly conflict between people who want a Nordic style social democracy, and rich people.

>It does make me question my life when a day's news seemed relevant at the time but was a waste of time.

what makes it a waste of time to you? why is learning about news or history not productive?

>>1418521
>I have been becoming more addicted to news, politics, and pol in the past year,
Typical weakwilled shithead cancer generation.
Flitting from one distraction to the next
Have you ever read a worthwhile book in your life?

Presumably it's a question of the structural materials.

Steel skyscrapers would presumably have a harder time than concrete or reinforced concrete skyscrapers.

Of course, you could always Ship of Theseus that shit.

There's also always the possibility that the skyscrapers will die from something other than old age. They tend to be designed for earthquakes and other natural disasters, but I doubt it's 500 year level earthquakes. Plus tsunamis and shit that come around every so often.

Or, you know, social collapse, military action or terrorist attacks.

>...will last as long as our civilization can sustain itself?

As long as our civilization is sustained, and those buildings are deemed culturally important, the buildings will last. They already require inspection and maintenance today, and just letting them rot and rust and eventually collapse is not what anyone would want given that those examples lie deep in their respective city

reminds me of that thunderbirds episode where they move the empire state building

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Here's the shot where you can see the leaders.

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And here's one more pic, of the above zoomed in. Couldn't find a better pic atm.

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I want Otto the great.
Barbarossa didn't amount to much, Friedrich was just a ruler of yet another German kingdom and Bismarck was never the regent of Germany.

Give us the man whonturned Germany into an empire and ended the Magyar scourage!

>>1418095
Not really.

>>1418095
Yes. The Byzantine empire was quintessentially Greek and Greece is part of the European continent. Through out most of the empire Greece was a core part of the empire.

The European parts were.