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>>1240667
>start and end with winter

>>1240673
january is winter fám

>>1240673
January is a winter month
December is a winter month

Unless you live south of the equator, but then its really the same kinda thing, starting and ending with the same season

>>1240659
>The polish were slaughtering ethnic Germans on the boarder of Poland and Germany and boasting about it
No, but they were "mistreating" ethnic Germans as the Germans had done to ethnic Poles living in Germany for a century.

>which caused the invasion with russia. Is this true?
No, it was an excuse made by the Germans to justify war. Hitler would have pursed a war regardless.

>Or did the polish provoke war first?
Provoke maybe, but as I said above, there would have been a war regardless of their actions.

The Poles were being assholes to Germans out of revanchism, but there was no genocide.

>>1240659
The Germans commissioned investigators after the invasion of Poland was over to document the supposed crimes of the Poles. The first draft of the report, released in November 1939, documented the murders of ~5,400 ethnic Germans by Poles leading up to the invasion. This was later changed by authorities to 54,000, mostly because they felt they needed a larger number to keep the populace convinced the war was necessary in spite of the wholesale slaughter of Poles that immediately followed the invasion.

However, contrary to the claims of the Germans, these murders weren't state sponsored in any way. There were definitely tensions in many places, with some Polish soldiers targeting ethnic Germans once the war broke out (while others went out of their way to protect them), but as a whole the German propaganda is just that - propaganda. Remember that there were also ethnic German militias in parts of Poland that were stirring up shit as well, so the claim that the Poles were maliciously targeting innocent Germans doesn't really hold much water.

It's also notable that the German commission tasked with documenting war crimes saw right through the poorly-executed false flag attack Germany used as casus belli.

>settling for the exoteric interpretation

Spot the pleb.

>>1240424
How do you know you aren't just imposing your own interpretation onto the text? Do you have any evidence that the sacred texts in question are intended to be esoteric?

>>1240424

>being okay with the clergy lying to the laity

So what lies are they telling the clergy?

What lies are bishops telling priests?

What lies are arch-bishops telling bishops?

What lies are cardinals telling those under them?

What lies does the pope tell /everyone/?

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>>1240396
No, he redeemed it.

>>1240396
Yes, shortly after he was resurrected he went to Rome and destroyed it by causing lightning to strike all the buildings. This is where the myths of Thor and Perkunas come from. Constantine tried to damage control by moving the capital to Greece and editing this story out of the bible, but true Christians know what really happened.

Nope, the Roman Empire continued for about 1400 more years.

>>1240381
Form of protest, stopping tanks from getting to the square.

Whats the point of bringing tanks in if you can just stop them by standing in front of them?

>Chinese thought they could have democracy by asking for it

>>1240259
Class struggle.

>>1240259
The willing

i dont want to hear general platitudes, in the 2000 years of the human civilization we've had to come close to the answer

Did you find anything else?

>>1240179
No

>>1240167
did you ever ask your grandpa with him denying it?

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>romans
>white

Pick one and only one.

>>1240159
If you're going to just go ahead and do something retarded like giving another civilization full credit for having some influence on the Romans, give it to the Greeks. But really, everyone influenced everyone else. The difference is, the Romans swallowed all of them up into their empire.

>>1240176
/thread

>>1239936
Yeah, the Westboro Baptist Church. I live in Kansas City, not far from them.

They're a radical christian church. It's hereditary in structure, with the Phelps family forming the core of the group.

They believe God actively punishes America for its immorality. They draw a line between the acceptence of homosexuality and 9/11 and the deaths of soldiers. So they go to military funerals to protest, "God Hates Fags" and what not, because if America didn't embrace immorality, God would protect us.

It's a very "active" group, they believe in outreach to their enemies, and generally shun politeness, because its just that serious to them.

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When you're right about everything, you've every right to flaunt it

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>>1240520

Eh. Its not really about religion. They make their money through lawsuits against people who physically attack them during their protests.

I suppose if it was about religion they'd love they enemy or whatnot.

Also... If God hated America so much why is the quality of life so much higher that say religious Uganda with their eat da poo poo laws.

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>Is there free lunches
>Is there lunches
>Lunches is

kys

>>1239927
Everything has a price.

>>1239927
Yes, drop into a soup kitchen

>>1239898
>can only eat fruit and you can't even pick it from the tree, you have to wait for it to fall
>go around dressed with "they sky" i.e. nothing

I'll pass.

>>1239898

I think Buddhism is better. Jainism has too much of a focus on extreme ascetic practices.

Literally wearing masks and refusing to use hand sanitizer to avoid killing germs

The military does crazy things to a man. Just look at Napoleon. Hamilton is to government in America what Napoleon is to conflict in Europe.

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>>1239762
The ten dollar, founding father without a father, got a lot farther by working a lot harder, by being a lot smarter, by being a self starter, by fourteen, they placed him in charge of a trading charter

>>1239877
Damn, you got bars man...

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>>1239720
The fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476.

The coronation of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III in AD 800.

The call for the First Holy Crusade by Pope Urban II in AD 1095.

1 Dark ages

2 Charles Martel halts the advance of Islam

3 Gutenberg invents the Printing Press+renaissance

>>1241713
>Dark ages
lol

>30000

Fueron pocos

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>just fuck my whole country's economy for the rest of the 20th and 21st century senpai

>>1239669
Es una cifra exagerada, no respaldada, a eso me refiero.
>>1239698
How did the economic policies during Videla's rule differ from Pinochet's? As far as I know, both Argentina and Chile had neoliberalism but I rarely see people praise Videla for the economy but I see many praise Pinochet for the economy.

>>1239503
Why?
You have a time traveling machine or some shit

>>1239503
Look at the rich robber barons of the time and what industry they controlled. That will probably let you tier them based on profitability.

>>1239503
>If I wanted to make the most money, should I invest into a liquor distillery, a steel mill, or a textile factory?
Yes.