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Who says he had a problem?

>>1349217
Megalomaniac.

>>1349217
Liberal liars

Are we being invaded? Three crossbow threads up.

>>1349189
>Implying that crossbow bolts can pierce knight plate armor and that they were just a meme weapon to give untrained peasants to

I can rape you with my pick twice before you can spell reload.

>>1349128
people are dump

>he thinks marxism only focuses on labor

>>1349128
No one, you just made up that bullshit by yourself

>>1349087
Kill the rich people.

Cancer exists in all of us too, doesn't mean we should all embrace cancer.

>>1349052
Genetics do not translate into action. Imo as shitty as things might be, you can change whichever is yours to change. Unless you are in a comma, you can do something.

haha yeah dude maybe who even knows

>>1349075
Having few limited options is hardly being actually in control of life.

OP is actually crazy retarded.

>>1349041
Nice rebutal dumb cunt.

#notalleuropeans

Just the knights, and then only when they were fighting with other knights. Arrows and crossbows were the weapons of poor, peaceful peasants with weak bodies and spirit and no knowledge of actual chivalrous combat, who fought for their lives and not for honor. But if it was peasants you were fighting, then it was perfectly fine to use their dishonoravle weapons against them.

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>>1349003
The third crusade was an even bigger mistake to be honest

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>people on this board actually think you are obligated to pay more money than you got because some pretender said so
Considering that it weakened the byz empire while itself failing to even hold out against one of its rump states, yeah it probably was.

>>1349003
Yes

>>1348850
The great war

>>1348850
I enjoyed John Green in all honesty.

Jazby provides a lot of interesting tidbits of info.

>>1348804
He's one of my favorite monarchs. Because he banged his first cousin, once removed, who was at a time, engaged to his father.

>>1348717
Many of the posters here dont know anything about history either, though it doesn't stop them from repeating widely discredited theories and myths

probably not

there are plenty of people that only learned history from a cracked 10 ways europeans enslaved the world and stole the rights of women article

literally everyone here is a Wikipedia warrior

Schopy compared feeling like you need to know logic to do philosophy is like feeling you need to read a biology textbook to digest your food

it's literally autism

>>1348758
Did he really say that? Where?

>>1348764
In the epistemology section of The World as Will and Representation

>Hence arises the remarkable fact, that while in other sciences the particular case is always proved by the rule, in logic, on the contrary, the rule must always be proved from the particular case; and even the most practised logician, if he remark that in some particular case he concludes otherwise than the rule prescribes, will always expect to find a mistake in the rule rather than in his own conclusion.

>To desire to make practical use of logic means, therefore, to desire to derive with unspeakable trouble, from general rules, that which is immediately known with the greatest certainty in the particular case. It is just as if a man were to consult mechanics as to the motion of his body, and physiology as to his digestion; and whoever has learnt logic for practical purposes is like him who would teach a beaver to make its own dam.

Based fucking Schopy blowing the fuck out whole movements in like a line

Nevertheless, he does say:

>Logic is, therefore, without practical utility; but it must nevertheless be retained, because it has philosophical interest as the special knowledge of the organisation and action of reason

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I've read that the Achaemenids banned slavery, but I've also heard others say it's not true or was decreed but never actually implemented. Maybe they didn't practice slavery themselves, but allowed its practice among subject populations? Can anyone shed some light on this?

I'll dump some reconstructions anyway.

>>1348335
Paraguayan nationalism is just as imaginary as all nationalism

Paraguayans are some of the most proud, patriotic people I've ever met, even to this day. No idea why.

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>>1348335
There should more Paraguayian War based memes.

>>1348320
College indoctrination. It is at a point where the human mind is very impressionable but very egotistical at the same time.

>completely anti-conformist
If you didn't get the memo: The 60s counterculture movement failed miserably and started the war on drugs.

>>1348320
I can think of one issue.

The war was getting pretty scary and, while the commies were still considered bad guys, propaganda couldn't put enough of a positive spin on USA intervention in Vietnam to make it all seem black and white, with USA as the heroes.

>A = ~A

>what does this imply

Uh, contradiction?

>>1348183
>A = ~A
wut?

>>1348183
isnt that a straight up logical impossibility?

A = ~A is ground for disproving any other argument, assuming that statement to be true is in essence gibberish. It's like assuming Light = Dark or 1 = -1.