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Biological functions cease, lose consciousness. Then other people have to do something with your remains generally and hold a funeral to help them cope with the grief. I don't know what specifically do you want to know it's a broad question?

Same thing before you were born.

>>1276065
>>1276142
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Why must we have this easy as fuck question every day

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>>1275968
What the fuck did you just write

>>1275968
Is Steve Jobs a job?

>>1275968
????

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>>1275465

>you will never be a Victorian Age British gentleman/explorer/industrialist who spends his youth travelling into unknown parts of the world and philandering with locals/mapping ancient wonders and making scientific discoveries who then strikes it rich in the diamond fields of Africa, only to then retire to your estate in the British countryside entertaining guests in your parlor as you all sit in beautiful darkwood mahogany furniture and discuss politics and your adventures and hunting trips in the serengeti, passing your days in wonderful company and good drink, helping up-and-coming youngsters get started in the world through sage advice and funding until finally dying at a ripe old age, honored by your country and your community for your works and by the rest of the world for your great generosity in bequeathing your fortune to further education around the world and help make the world a more civilized place

Basically a better version of Cecil Rhodes.

Finally, a quality on topic thread on /his/. Fuck this gay /pol/ shitposting and religion faggotry.

Have a free bump.

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I want to shoot a load in the back of Lincolns head

Yes.

Wouldn't be that worse than ours.

i think your answer to this depends on how much you value freedom of choice.

personally, i don't value it enough to not desire a world in which people are kind to one another at all times. how would that change how we conduct ourselves? i'm intrigued in what the results would be, intrigued enough to not care about not having the choice to be rude.

"What did they use the spears for?" You have got to be kidding.

They were usually frontier guardsmen.

Which is retarded when you think about it, because most aux were originally from the frontier

>>1275335

>Which is retarded when you think about it, because most aux were originally from the frontier

How is that retarded?

Person on the frontier guards the frontier. Why would you bother with the logistics of moving someone from Italy to guard a border when you've got a guy living on the border?

How is any of that shit '/pol/'? That adjective doesn't even mean anything with the way you hugboxers use it.

Kick out humanities and make this a history board

Problem solved

We should make a new imageboard website with actual moderation if this board continues this way

That way, the humanities could also be compartmentalized

>>1273901
People actually practice Ramadan.

>>1273914
People actually practice lent too. I know a guy that every year during lent he only drinks a bottle of Gatorade and one bowl of broth a day.

>>1273901
Muslims give up food and drink from sunrise and eat again at sunset. In lent you just give up something and most people just stick to giving it up in a half assed manner.

>>1273783
I recently attended a wedding at a Presbyterian church and that line was still in their creed when I was skimming through the missal waiting for the ceremony to start.

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>"Christ committed adultery first of all with the women at the well about whom St. John tells us. Was not everybody about Him saying: ‘Whatever has He been doing with her?’ Secondly, with Mary Magdalen, and thirdly with the women taken in adultery whom He dismissed so lightly. Thus even, Christ who was so righteous, must have been guilty of fornication before He died."

t. Martin Luther

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd66KXIbAjc

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>>1273783
>>1273791
Can they explain this

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Medieval murder rabbit?

Make Diogenes captain again please.
Murder Rabbit is a good idea, some other (shittier) suggestions:
>what genocide?
Free Helicopter Rides/Pinochet
Scheming Venetian Merchant
NOT TRUE COMMUNISM!
Stefan Molyneux
Dan Carlin if we didn't drop him yet
Habsburgers
Glorified cheerleader
I edited the wiki a while ago and some of these were on there, but a few might've been removed iirc

>>1270338
We need famous black people with historical relevance. To buttblast /pol/

>>1272829
The Irish, because they are the only ones that actually have their own country. Well, PART of their own country. The most profitable part is still held by Anglo-Normans.

>>1272829
Define success.

I would also say the Irish, the basis that they're the only ones still existing.

The Welsh did okay too.

>>1272854
>the basis that they're the only ones still existing.
what?

>>1267863
For a like time church-led prayer in Catholicism was done in Latin.

I imagine like in the Catholic church most non-Arab Muslims just pretend to know what they're on about when praying in the liturgical language.

Because if it did, they claims of universality would be true.

But Islam is an Arab supremacist religion.

>>1267863
Islam is concerned with corruption of its beliefs by way of mistranslation. To prevent this, the (purportedly) same words that Muhammad received and transmitted are to be used when the Koran is recited

The most privileged groups have the largest victim complexes

The Holy Roman Empire was not Holy, not Roman, and not an Empire.

Zebras can be domesticated because we domesticated fucking Aurochs

>conspicuous consumption

lol

... I have my grandfathers' medals, including a WW2 iron cross. But why the fuck would you buy other people's medals?

>>1276920
Hmm my great-uncle has inherited a Légion d'honneur medal, as I recall, and there may be a Napoleonic uniform tagged to it too. It dates back from an ancestor that served under Napoleon.

And otherwise, my grandmother has entrusted us with knowledge that there was a cousin in the family that was a general in WW1 (french army) and that probably means that he received a medal at some point. Hence, I'm pretty certain that if I hunted down that part of the family, I could buy off the medal from them.

But yeah that's it. Just sounds like an entertaining thread, so I felt like smudging my irrevelant facts into it as some sort of bumb.

And I can't advise you that well on your medals, but best of luck.

It is not exceptionally an expression of biology, none more than conventional blushing or being alive are.

No.

>>1275903

To be fair, everything that you do or everyone does is an expression of biology.

Free will is a delusion.

>>1275467
Disdain for corruption.

Had an overinflated sense of his own sinfulness and made up a heresy to free himself from self-oppression.

Actually read a biography of Luther some time. He was kind of a miserable git. CONSTANTLY going to Confession for even minor sins, to the point that his confessor told him to cut it out. He was obsessed with sin and perfection. He was also not exactly the brightest of bulbs, so the two competing themes jammed together and we got Sola Fide. Then everything went to hell.

Guilty of having huge fucking balls.

>Go before highest officials in the country at imperial diet

>"Unless I am convinced by the testimony of the Scriptures or by clear reason (for I do not trust either in the pope or in councils alone, since it is well known that they have often erred and contradicted themselves), I am bound by the Scriptures I have quoted and my conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and will not recant anything, since it is neither safe nor right to go against conscience. May God help me. Amen."[2]