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>I choose American history to illustrate the paranoid style only because I happen to be an Americanist, and it is for me a choice of convenience. But the phenomenon is no more limited to American experience than it is to our contemporaries. Notions about an all-embracing conspiracy on the part of Jesuits or Freemasons, international capitalists, international Jews, or Communists are familiar phenomena in many countries throughout modern history. One need only think of the response to President Kennedy's assassination in Europe to be reminded that Americans have no monopoly of the gift for paranoid improvisation.

http://www.randomhouse.com/highschool/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780307388445&view=printexcerpt

>>1133395
The guy most likely to become our next president spent years claiming that our president was actually a Kenyan because he's black. People actually believed his absurd and nonsensical conspiracy theory for some reason, and still respect him. Burgers in general are paranoid morons who follow fearmongering idiots.

>>1133519
>The guy most likely to become our next president spent years claiming that our president was actually a Kenyan because he's black.

But he is half-Kenyan, his Dad was a Kenyan government official. Unless you are implying his real dad is Frank Marshall Davis...

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>>1133379
Daily reminder that St. John Paul II the Great had an official Marvel biographical comic published. By Marvel.

>>1133401
MCU movie confirmed.

>>1133401
Cucks of a feather, after all

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Olmec underground water system

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>>1133435
WAS

>>1133715

DESIGNATED

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You read russel only to further your religious delusion and yet are shocked to find what you were looking for. I don't think its applicable in any case

>>1133282
It's about the "but you can't prove that it doesn't exist" arguments that are constantly made and why they're wrong.

It basically is a long winded explanation of Possible != Probable.

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>>1133282
>Doesn't Russel's Teapot completely negate falsification?
That's the point.

>>1133270
I think most Catholic theologians today would say they (probably) go to heaven. But some theologians historically have argued they go to hell or limbo, which is really neither. Limbo is no longer considered a valid theory so its not in the picture anymore.

>>1133270
Unborn would go to heaven due to having committed no personal sins against God. The unborn would fall under something similar to invincible ignorance for pagans. pagans can be saved if they were never shown the Word and lived moral lives by God's standards. Not sure why that wouldn't apply to fetuses.

>>1133301
Along with being, in effect, counted as a kind of martyr baptized by blood.

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>>1133148
I'm still amazed how this clusterfuck managed to stay a single country for so long.

>>1133148
You mean like exactly what Mussolini did?

Yeah, nah. Fuck that.

>>1133148
It's a shame a pan-North African Latin colonial identity didn't catch on. Letting the Italians keep Libya and Tunisia, French Algeria, Spanish Morocco, and working together to keep the Mediterranean coast and assimilate the colonies

>>1133062
Your sex life when I steal yo bitch

>>1133062
A collection of facts and extrapolations interpreted through a systematized framework that allows us to model past events

Its fucking record of history. Fuck you. The brain washing system turns out chodes like you who talk in such idiotic language that sounds like a sophomoric essay question

deep question, you even hear yourself talk, dude?

>>1132800
Medieval peddling

>>1132824
Hmm, any particular aspect? Peddling as in, just trade? Europe, or elsewhere? What's your favorite aspect of medieval peddling? Don't mean to interrogate, just looking around for inspiration

>>1132800
I've always wanted to see some kind of either strategy game or RPG or maybe some kind of hybrid game where you run a mercenary group in the Italian wars.

Your goal would be to amass money and notoriety, and who cares who wins in Italy as long as you make out well.

i love uneducated philosophy

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Start with the greeks

>>1132674
>random nonsense babble
>discuss philosophy
>need to write a report for class, otherwise teacher wont let me have my juice box

fuk

Niggers simply wanted to fuck up the surrounding areas economy

a basic rundown would be nice OP

>>1134875
It was white people who started it.
>>1132539
They defended themselves when planes were used to bomb them out. The TT around the nation would have done the same, it luckily was a mobilizer for the TT/BVs to completely unify politically with the black masses

Also you seem like you want answers because this is your homework

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>>1132411

>>1132137
>1 hour of talking
Why can't people learn how to write so I don't have to sit through their fucking rambling.

>>1132137

>cerebellum

As fascinating as I find the idea of exploring Aristotle's sensorimotor coordination, I think you mean cerebrum, Stef.

>>1132873
Not an argument

>>1131802
Make a movie about a battle that goes exactly how it everyone thought it would or make a movie about a battle where a miracle upset happened leading to and underdog victory......... t. every director ever

>>1131802
but they didn't.
they were being buttfucked until the miraculous timing of American air support and allied troop reinforcements.

>>1131802
Stay mad

>"Voltaire did not limit his attack to aspects of Judaism that Christianity used as a foundation, repeatedly making it clear that he despised Jews."

>J'ai toujours fait une prière à Dieu, qui est fort courte. La voici: Mon Dieu, rendez nos ennemis bien ridicules! Dieu m'a exaucé.

>>1131475

Yeah, kinda, sorta.

>>1131524

Also:

>The Jewish nation dares to display an irreconcilable hatred toward all nations, and revolts against all masters; always superstitious, always greedy for the well-being enjoyed by others, always barbarous — cringing in misfortune and insolent in prosperity.

>Essai sur les Moeurs et l'Esprit des Nations (1753), Introduction, XLII: Des Juifs depuis Saül

bumpu

>>1130556
Never understood why the Wa claimed Taibo and Shaokang as their ancestors. The dearth of archaeological,genetic and linguistic evidence makes it highly unlikely that Japonic originated in southern Jiangsu.

>Yayoi most likely came from Korea.
If toponym glosses are to be trusted then Jin/Sam Han may have been populated by Japonic speakers.

Genetic affinity of Koreans/Japanese(especially southwestern Korea).

Koreanic loanwords,shared mythology,technological diffusion etc.(http://www.academia.edu/9192084/Korean_Contributions_to_Japanese_State_Formation_As_Seen_in_the_Mortuary_Record_from_300_B.C._to_700_A.D)

>>1130651

Japan's rice is extremely similar to Southern Chinese rice.

Japanese archies compared DNA/skull with early South Chinese peoples, its very similar

http://www.trussel.com/prehist/news111.htm