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>>1246221

Statistics. Given its prevalence in European cultures, most of those converts were Christians before they converted to whichever eastern tradition we're talking about.

And Christians tend towards arrogant, holier-than-thou assholery, before and after they switch to something else. It comes with the religion.

>>1246226
Is there a source to back that up? Most of them I've met were former atheists or agnostics very critical of Christianity.

Christians are a very arrogant, dogmatic, and holier than thou bunch of people

This attitude pervades all western culture regardless of gnosticism

That's what western converts from Xtianity take with them to other faiths

t. Singh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX73uXs3xGU

>>1236965
Now lets see him try it with one of the original avtomat kalashnikovs

did y'all delete the thread?

>>1243953
>flawless
I guess that's why it doesn't exist anymore.

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>>1243953
Good thread OP. All power to the Soviets.

Get rekt incoming asspained /pol/tards.

But
>Russia is the most democratic of countries in Europe and even in the whole World right now.
Post Yeltsin Russia is an oligarchic shithole that's stone-age compared to the USSR.

>>1243962
Sometimes a one step back is necessary to make two steps forward.

>>1243965
Capitalism and democracy are inherently corrupted ideologies. Nevertheless Russian ex-Soviet democracy is the least corrupted of all.

Reminder that the Fourth Crusade was not only provoked directly by the Byzantine's own actions, but was the most righteous crusade out of the lot of them

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>shelling the Parthenon

Fuck the Venetians

You all deserve to burn in hell

>>1236322
If I was a Venetian soldier during the bombing, I would've laughed so hard at the huge Greek butthurt that would result from the event unfolding before my very eyes

Because they don't think that statue is God like you do

>>1239305
They think the statue is Mary, and they are worshipping her.

>>1239304
On top of that: Catholic believe one needs Mary for salvation as a mediator.

sami were always in the north

aryan/PIE came from the east and mixed with the old stock to make germanics

the entire Norwegian coast was populated around 9 000 BC, faggot
what you see there is just the cultural sphere of the Nordic Bronze Age

the idea that the Samis filled the entire area before being "pushed north" is not supported by evidence
this is not North America and Indians
most likely the Sami migrated from Russia at a later stage
they share genetic and cultural history with similar semi-nomadic tribe people in Asia

middle scandinavia was actually populated rather by baltic finns than sami, although even their population was rather small. sami came hundreds of years later.

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4th century

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12th century, Norman Sicily

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early 5th century

I don't like his depraved philosophy, but he's a very bright thinker and his work is invaluable. I don't know why a lot of people think of him as an obscurantist, he's easily the most lucid postmodern philosopher, he aims to be understood.

>>1244911
i think his work alone has contributed more than the rest of all other post-moderns together
i was born in le wrong generation

>>1244892
The father of gende studies, LGBT propaganda and a truly despicable thinker who embrassed every trendy ideology, left wing or neo-liberal.

>>1241163
its pretty fucking gay desu

>>1241163

No. There are philosophical arguments against valuing homosexuality and putting it on the same level as normal sexuality but not against homosexuality itself.

google stasi, shit is cash
also google trabant

>>1236613
No bananas.

>>1236613
Pls be more specific.

>>1233931
>>>/x/

Elon Musk said we are in one.
Which is disheartening because I had a lot of respect for the man.

On the other hand.
Shouldnt we be more content with the possibility of us being no simulation because all life that would have been capable of making one went extinct before as this safes us from the terrible implications of life being a simulation?

Would morals still be somethign to adhere to if we life in an inferiour simulatated world?

>>1233931
I think therefore everything is reality is exactly as I it

Full scale war in Northern Ireland, Finnish army actively joining the attack on Leningrad and Sweden and Spain openly supporting Germany. And luck. Lots of it.

>>1229021
Not going against the huge chunk of lands that is the USSR, for one.

>>1229021
>that map
>uk still exists
>sweden occupied by germany
>independent brittany
>independent catalonia
>whatever that thing between greece and bulgaria is
kek

They are just pussies with low will to power.

>>1243098

It is mainly fear of death.

http://theconversation.com/for-believers-fear-of-atheists-is-fueled-by-fear-of-death-41724

>>1243114
>Canadian undergraduates, who are typically less religious than their US counterparts, rated atheists as more untrustworthy than Muslims – and just as untrustworthy as rapists!
Fear of death is strong in these ones.

>>1233698
9/11 or Kennedy assassination

>>1233726
or Apollo moon landing, or citizens destroying the Berlin wall at Potzdamer Platz, or the little naked girl running in the street after Napalm bombing in Vietnam. Trying to think of images people internationally would recognize. I don't think the JFK assassination would be it, but 9/11 2001 probably.

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