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False dilemma.

>>1228436
None of yer black 'n white thinking son

What's an "artificial state?"

>>1228413
I think alot had to do with environmental suitability (consistency) at or just above 23 degrees north. Any "bad" serious series of events made other places "fail to launch" to any great success.

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I'm OP, check this out (pic).
Any thoughts on it?

>>1228466
I think it's not an exhaustive list (farming all over Europe would be various hues of orange and the Indus River Valley isn't lit up, or the Nile) and farming alone, although it's a major contributing factor, doesn't "make" civilization. It's also off topic when the parameter was "the time when the first civilizations arose."

Elagabalus aka "I'll suck you off in the royal palace for 2 denarii" aka "Charioteers make my boipussy wet"

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>>1228191
Surely it is Commodus who is the most disappointing, coming after the revered Aurelius. Here is an emperor who pissed away a legacy by his fantasies of being Heracles born again, fighting gladiators, renaming the country and calendar in his own name - while the empire was being eroded.

>>1228282
This bastard got killed by Maximus eventuallt.

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>Evil

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>>1228112
Fixed.

Guy invited the Vandals into Africa which is pretty much the most devastating blow the WRE received.

>>1227863
There was no Christianity. The gospels were not even done at this point. The were indistinguishable from jews

Isn't that what they use the holy bible for in the Middle East where Christian persecution is going far beyond that which this century and the century before has ever seen?

>>1227863
That fact, that it was a message of faith and hope to the brotherhood in Christ on the mainland, should specifically make it canon. Also, the date is debatable, and makes just as much sense to me were it written later, but I have the idealist view of the text. We know second century people referred to it, so not too much later.

>>1227882
The epithet "Christian" existed by this time in Rome, maybe not all places in the Roman empire.

Should have a big beard and long hair I believe. What century is the statuete supposed to show?

>>1227839
Cuirass is accurate, the helmet looks to be an Attic style which is plausible for later Sparta, the shield has their symbol, the short sword/long dagger is correct. The greaves are fancy but they existed. Needs a beard, the crest indicates an officer.
It's not a Spartan Warrior, but a soldier, Sparta was a military society not a warrior culture

>>1227999
It doesn't say but I'm guessing around the second Persian invasion(You know 300 and shit)

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>>1227503
Women cannot be religious because they dwell in easy life, once they are flooded with chads and robots cocks who are always ready to be devoted to a girl through sex and non-sex. Women can only be religious when before they swim in pussy cum, they get higher hedonism than orgasms provided by chads and robots. very few women are like this.

>>1227503

This is what happens when you have a C-section, dumb bitch

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>>1227503

>>1227474
that's because it is. and by extension, libertarian communism. which in other words is anarcho-communism. take your pick and follow them to their logical conclusions; they all lead to the same goal in roughly the same ways.

It's democratic, which excludes it from ever happening.

>>1227499
Ignoramus here. What are the differences between Libertarian Socialism and Libertarian Communism?

Baal mane

Why did romans have sex with men and german tribals?

What did those humans/infants ever do that could justify them not being sacrificed, huh?

Megalomaniac for sure, also unskilled at diplomacy
His father told him not to "solve things with the neighbors using the sword"

>So I told Lopez to attack 3 countries and he actully did it LMAO

The maddest of madmen.

Too mad to be kept alive.

>>1227236
Didn't he have a bigger army at the start of the war than all three nations around him combined, couldn't he have used it more effectively?

>>1227032
Who?

i'd just throw the munchhausen trilemma at him and see how well his 210 iq refutes it

memes

Mussolini

>>1227138
Wouldn't that lean more towards fascism?

>>1227210
I don't think so.

>>1226819
Inside job 2bh

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>>1226829
Same thing did happen with Albert Sidney Johnston. It all does feel suspicious.

I think his biggest impact would have been in the Gettysburg Campaign. Unlike General Ewell, he would most certainly have pushed to take Cemetery Hill which would have changed the layout and dynamics of the battle. Again, I think Gettysburg as it happened is more important in what it prevented more so than what it could have done for the Confederacy, because a smashing victory and the destruction of the Army of the Potomac seems rather unlikely, and such a total victory was required for the proposed peace talks Confederate Pres. Davis was to push on Lincoln to begin. Now, a victory for the South would have most certainly ignited a push to sue for peace among the populous of the North, but post-Emancipation Proclamation foreign intervention on behalf of the C.S.A. was largely out of the question, and Lincoln was hell-bent never to even legitimize or recognize the Confederacy, much less hold peace talks. If the Union Army remained a fairly strong/kept-together fighting force it would have withdrawn towards Washington in defense. Jackson's strategic influence might have shaped that ensuing campaign, but exactly how so can't be clearly known.

>>1226758
>For machine to combat man, they themselves must become man.
Not really. They can just use nerve gas and radiation on us until we all die.

>>1226774

But they themselves must understand man to combat them.

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>>1226758


Mr. Furious: Okay, am I the only one who finds these sayings just a little bit formulaic? "If you want to push something down, you have to pull it up. If you want to go left, you have to go right." It's...

The Sphinx: Your temper is very quick, my friend. But until you learn to master your rage...

Mr. Furious: ...your rage will become your master? That's what you were going to say. Right? Right?

The Sphinx: Not necessarily.