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>>1286331
>Is sensationalism in its nature morally reprehensible? Is it unethical? Should it be illegal?
It's such a vague concept.

Besides, are you actually opposing freedom of speech?

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no because we still need to over sensationalize the six gojillian goyim

Why was it named Pulse?

Was it like to emphasize the pulse of blood in a veiny fat dick :o?

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One day, it will erect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq_7w9RHvpQ

>>1282033
That "song" is 2spooky4me.

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>>1277380
Baroque

Neo-classical
>>1277389
Wrong

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>>1277415
Forgot picco

A few passing comments on dynamic markets and the inherent instability of Capitalism, though that was fleshed out by Goodwin really.

Besides that... Not much to be honest.

If you are unironically a "Marxist" in the current year you ought to gas yourself because everyone is laughing at you.

No. He's actually wrong on everything which is why they push his agenda.

We might as well just crown Marx as the meme-king of /his/ at this point. Obsession is not a strong enough word for this phenomenon.

>>1291234
They've always been seen as a threat. Most county's that they've resided in have at one point in history kicked them out. The meme probably got popular during the middle ages though, when Jews mostly controlled the financial sectors many European countries. Also, Protocols of The Elders of Zion.

>>1291234
Is that Lou Reed friendo? Odd you should post him, I'm actually listening to his eponymously named solo album right now. Not sure why it got mixed reviews, it's my favorite of his work.

But I believe that it has something to do with the fact that Jewry in Europe weren't barred from practicing banking for the purposes of profit. Whereas Christians were, (not sure about Islam though.) This caused Christian Europeans to be suspicious of Jews, which was exacerbated by Jews becoming quite wealthy due to these practices, despite their small population relative to non-Jews on the continent.

>>1291234
20th Century memes and pseudo-history.

>>1294208

Romanians are Latin and Hungarians Finno-Ugric.
Romanian language evolved from the Latin carried by the Romans and the Hungarian language came with the Hungarian invasions around the X Century.

How come Balts aren't slavic?

>>1294221
Teutonic order genocided the Slavs that resided there.

Pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-Germanic already baring its fangs at the world and alerting us of their sociopathic syndrome. Though nothing morally wrong with massacring Slavs.

>>1290779

It was his vehement hate of niggers and his denial of temptation by laying with under 18 girls naked.

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Can we talk about Gandhi's life in South Africa?
What happened there that changed him so much?

>>1290971
>cultural Marxist education

I mean its just a fraternal order full of old people with nothing better to do so don't expect much

>>1287233
Cool.

>>1287233
Secular (French) Freemasons? Can't hurt, and some are quite intellectual, but it's mostly a waste of your time desu. It's mostly for lawyers or important civil servants who'll never get into a club because they are not distinguished enough.

Anglo-saxon religious Freemasons? If you want to see clowns, just go to the circus.

>>1289938
Yea the middle east has a bombing epidemic that claims about 400x as many lives a year

What epidemic? It doesn't happen often at all.

>>1289964
300 long gun deaths a year in america is not an epidemic.

Ban blacks from owning handguns.

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>>1288662
based

Potentially the nature of the religions?

This is a really good question, I read an article about Islam not needed intermediaries like priests or monks because all are in the same submission to God, but that was just from one Muslims perspective but still.

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-Islam-not-have-a-monastic-order

Maybe Christ was the first type of monastic order after Judaism, but if you go back to people like Moses that group of Israelites could be considered monastic in the sense they had total faith in their submission to God. Someone like Ellijah would be considered monastic even though they were not secluded to a community of monks.

why do you think Buddhist monks living in temples away from the world and devoting themselves to spiritual things isn't monsasticism?

>>1288593

I can't really answer for other religions, but at least in modern Judaism, you don't get a monsaticism because you don't really have a monastic ideal.

From my (superficial) understanding of Christianity, there's a view that there's an almost irreconcilable tension between materialism and spirituality, and that in order to be a more spiritual person, one must necessarily withdraw from material pursuits. Hence, monasticism, you gather together a group of like-minded folks who turn away from the material world in order to develop spiritually.

Judaism's conception of spirituality is a bit different, and is usually centered around turning the material pleasure into a spiritual one through moderation, thought, focus on God, etc. You're not really supposed to retreat away from the world, you're supposed to stand tall and impervious from fleshly pleasures, while going through them. Things like celibacy or voluntary poverty don't make you more spiritual, they just at best remove you from temptations. But the ideal is to overcome, not hide away.

That being said, you get quasi monastic groups from individuals who took Nazirite oaths, to the Essenes of the second temple period, to (arguably) the Haredi today, so even then, I wouldn't say Judaism is devoid of monstic traditions.

No idea about Islam, desu.

What about Spain and Chile? Right wing governments took control there after a period of conflict. Also didn't Italy experience a sort of Fascist revival after WW2 when groups with Fascist ties were supported by the U.S. government to deal with commies there.

>>1279659
Fuck anybody who somehow has a skull thick enough to insulate the idea that policy across the spectrum is not conditionally effective.

Explain how america is number 1 then?
I don't know whether it will be surprising to you, but the majority of non americans think that america is the most right wing country in the world and have so for at least a half a decade.

>>1277520
It was a lot quicker than "The Black Death".

fucking hacker

Well that's not him, that's a Swedish Volunteer.

kings

>>1292628
you dont build ruins dumbass

The people who are now known as the Mande.

Ancient Greece

>>1292262
By ancient, do you mean classical, or just ancient in general? Also, any state in particular?

France in the 19th century