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>>1380451
He has slanted eyes and looks like a turko-Mongol much like Himmler.

Also

>open borders will now usher an utter destruction of the western world because if you don't give welfare non-whites will not come in mass

Guess what they will come anyway because even without gibs white societies are still infinitely better than everything they have and/or will ever achieve. Plus ficki ficki

>>1380645
>He has slanted eyes and looks like a turko-Mongol much like Himmler.

This.

>>1380645
I obviously meant a find a flaw in his work/theories. Literally perfect.

That isn't Voltaire.

>>1379718
Care to elaborate without resorting to Voltaire-tier primitivism slander?

>>1379846
>guise we're all just good people its the government and capitalism that makes us bad

>>1379383
I'll stick with binge reading a high diversity of books, thank you very much.

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>>1379383
>The School of Life
Consider suicide

Google Arts & Culture

Wikiwand

Do you have 10feet long arms

>>1379279
Those things are really god damn hard to reload while laying down.

It wasn't until the Prussians invented the needlegun that you were able to properly reload while prone, which is why they so decimated the French in the Franco-Prussian war.

>>1379279
Sounds like something a faggot from Genoa or Milan might say.

>>1379232
I hope you don't mind getting stabbed in the face.

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>>1379288
He only did lose an eye when he wasn't wearing it.

It's a galea with a visor. It was probably made up.

>>1376911

No and they didn't in WW2

>>1376911
no

>>1376911
no.

>>1381812
He made sure the trains finally ran on time.

>>1381817
Nah, that was his little bro in Italy.

>>1381812
Ultimately? Built the autobahn. Killed a lot of communists.

That's it.

>>1380354

Well, the late 13th century invasions of Hungary and Poland failed pretty hard. I'm pretty sure that was only the Nogai horde, but it was still a major Mongolian effort.

So, probably. Not to mention that Mongolian unity had cracked pretty hard by the time of Kublai Khan, and without it, they aren't nearly as tough.

>>1380354
European armies stood no chance against the Mongols

>>1380354
Europe will fall

But Britain will survive

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All those dead bodies and camp prisoners weren't made up. You pretty much can't prove the holocaust didn't happen, at best you could argue that concentration camps weren't extermination camps.

>>1381917
>but neither seem to provide much evidence.
Implying

>>1381945
yes but it was the allies that killed them. all that bombing cutting supply lines and shit then they wonder why a large amount of people locked up and cut off from supplies died

>>1364883
Probably because the far East is just that: far. To get from China to another major advanced civilization you'd have to either cross massive inhospitable mountains, traverse arid deserts and massive, nomad infested steppes, or sail across large stretches of sea e.g. The Indian Ocean.

Meanwhile, for Europeans to contact middle eastern civilizations all they had to do was sail across the Mediterranean. And of course the Middle East was a gateway to India and to a lesser extent Africa.

Basically it's just geography. If the mountains west of China or the deserts to the north didn't exist, or if the Pacific Ocean was just a narrow sea with Iberia and Africa on the other side, I'm sure at least one dynasty might have tried conquering a land further away. China did conquer its neighbors on more than one occasion, and the Mongols obviously engaged in conquest. The Japanese are a modern example of eastern conquerors though in the age of aircraft carriers and jet engines geographic limits became less important, of course.

Its because Japan Korea and China saw themselfs as some meme tier civilization and everyone else is a filthy barbarian who doesn't deserve their time

Also Vietnam Conquered the Champa

>>1364883
Another factor is the fact that Chinese culture sort of discouraged the idea of independent nations. If I remember correctly, the very idea of "China" for most of history has been a vast empire ruled by an emperor ordained by heaven. This mandate of heaven is their equivalent of the divine right of kings, from which they derived the leader's right to rule. Most wars in China therefore were not fought to establish independent kingdoms, but to stake one's claim to the Mandate of Heaven - and thus make all of China accept your rule. Even outside invaders worked within this system and were eventually "Sinicized" - that is, made Chinese. The Mongols and the Yuan/Qing dynasties are the primary examples of this.

Meanwhile in the West, the idea of Rome was a bit similar. There was a great and powerful empire, and the one with the right to rule it was chosen by God. It's no coincidence that so many rulers styled themselves with variations of Caesar.. But for whatever reason, the Imperial system didn't hold up over time in the West. Perhaps the peoples were too diverse to be absorbed into a uniform empire too easily. Perhaps the great migrations aggravated that problem. I'm no expert so I don't know.

>>1385377
because they don't have the money or the education needed to make one, are you fucking stupid?

>>1385381
then why they don't start exploiting other workers rather than being exploited?

>>1385377
They do and usually fail, because some workers are simply more intelligent than others

The mental component is "just" physical, yes. Magic is not real.

All matter is only a temporary formation of particles. All conditional things are subject to change so when the physical body dies, the energy (which can be scientifically calculated) must go somewhere and or change into something new.

A dead body has no life, so where foes the energy that keeps it alive go? It cannot just disappear into nothing because matter is not created or destroyed

>>1380601

The "mental" component is 100% physically unnecessary, and yet it remains.

From 800 BC to 1 AD the western world experienced massive geographical expansion. In the 8th century BC italy was just a bunch of villages around the mediterranean sea with a population of a few hundred thousands, by the 1st century the Western World covered 5 million square kilometers, had thousands of cities, including some of several hundred thousand inhabitants and massive social and economic change. Living standards improved for a population that reached at least 60 million upwards to 100 million people. In terms of population and territory the western world expanded by a factor of 100 times over these 800 years.

Rome 1 AD had 1 million inhabitants, in 1500 AD, it had 200,000 inhabitants.

>>1377245
>Give reasons why the Roman Empire was the greatest ancient civilization

>Massive slave empire with the worst political culture ever.
>Republic collapses due to selfish elites.
>Empire deteriorates because politicians and generals valued their ambition more than stability.
>Gets fucked hard by Huns, Germans, and Arabs.

>Cute boys
>Not enough Terracotta soldiers

>9/10

>>1377245
It was slightly inferior to china in every way

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>>1374153
Screw the dank ages, imagine what it would be like if Maldek hadn't blown itself up

>>1374153
what i've always wondered when seeing those graphics, it's how the fuck do you quantitavely measure "scientific advancement"

>>1374153
What is this cancerous graph? How does one measure scientific advancement

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>>1371635
Stay mad, leftist cuck. Stirner ftw.

Why do you hate him? Why do you want to prove him wrong?

Father Seraphim Rose