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yes. Its much better now.

The elephant in India's room is the giant population boom. If India had half the number of people it currently has, it would be a far better country economically and socially.
Basically we need a lot of bloodletting or sterilization of people.

>>1140082

Is that why the continual open defecation thing keeps going on? To try to encourage cholera and other preventable diseases among the young to keep population counts down?

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Poo in loo

>>1137774
I 'think' he might of killed someone in a hotel.

>>1137774

Yeah. I think its generally accepted that he killed a few people in combat in WWI.

You basically had to if you wanted to live.

>>1137781

Oh yeah. He might have had a hand in his cousin's death, but that wasn't too clear.

>>1134862
He kills himself

>>1134862
He goes 360 degrees and walks away

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He high fives him and says "oh, you're a hypocrite commie like me, with my Rolex and my Coke!".

>>1128304

At least most places in Europe, the main crop would have been wheat, and I believe the wheat harvest is usually in autumn, not late summer.

Plus, the whole "peasant conscript armies" is about 85% meme; while there was enormous variation, smaller groups of professional or semi-professional mercenary forces really were the norm for a lot of the time, and those guys aren't going to be impeded by the planting and harvest schedule.

IIRC, (and I haven't done a lot of reading, so I could be dead wrong on this) most medieval warfare took place from early summer to mid-fall, but that more had to do with the weather than anything else.

>>1128304
Campaigns in europe generally took place in the spring and summer during good weather and before the harvest in September.

However attacking armies might wait until after their own harvest so they can use part-time soldiers or time their attack to coincide with the enemy's harvest.

King Harold's fyrdmen is a good example of this.

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>>1128316
>>1128338
Thank you /his/, I am grateful for the knowledge!

I bid you all goodnight.

>>1136780
He's German, it's what they're best at.

People agreed that buying indulgences was fucking bullshit. Anti-establishmentism(to put it topically) gains traction among the disenfranchised. He was insane but insane for 'you' against 'them', and gained a large following.

>>1136780
Because the Catholic Church isn't infallible and was infiltrated by Satan.

THE ONLY GIRL I'VE EVER LOVED

WAS BORN WITH ROSES IN HER EYES

BUT THEN THEY BURIED HER ALIVE

>>1132500
Charles Darwin, founder of the religion of Darwinsim

>>1132505
>See fresh blank thread
>Can't resist urge to make the first post a shit post
I don't blame you, I know its tempting

>>1132500
Rabbi Moses Ben Nachman Girondi

Anyone who can win a rigged theological debate like the Disputation of Barcelona is going to win this challenge.

>>1129229
Of course all morality is to promote their own interests dumb-ass. That's Nietzsche's point. Everything is Will to Power.

The Master has real power so he follows the Master Morality which gives him the maximum potential to use his power for his own benefit: that which harms him is bad and that which helps him is good. Using his immense power and pragmetic approach to life the Master gets many subjects.

The Slave has no power and is subserviant to the Master. So he follows a morality of subversion, he avoids being assimilated into the Master's power structure by inverting and doing the opposite of the Master, and he hopes to force the Master to surrender by making the Master think his power is "evil".

>>1130626
And understanding the Will to Power will cause one to valorize strength (master morality), rather than weakness (slave morality). Nietzsche admits that it was in the self interests of the weak to valorize themselves, but he points out that in doing so, they ignore reality--life affirms strength. It's an almost Aristotelian observation of his. OP is only focusing on the effect of morality on the individual, but Nietzsche was making a larger statement about the reality of the human condition, and nature more broadly. He could not accept the denial of nature as the basis for a moral system.

Wasn't Nietzsche's point to transcend both anyway?

>>1130650
I really don't see how that can be the case. Life does indeed affirm strength, but there is undeniably a strength to be had in numbers, and it isn't by shaming that slaves make masters step down.

G Wash

>>1128644
Eisenhower Club m8.

He is the surpreme US hero and associated with the golden 50s and the best Generation.

Washington, Jefferson or Roosevelt.

Hateful beings, I don't care about them and they only exists through religion

>>1134268
>posted by a nu male hipster faggot probably named Ryan whose never left his state or has the slightest conception of God as a metaphysical reality entails but thinks he can wax philosophic about "superstition" and le ebin religious oppression maymay because he played some weebshit jrpg where the church was the villain

>>1134268
Religion no longer offers a valid explanation for the origin and state of the world, the Earth and all the species on it, whilst science does. There is simply no evidence for the existence of any deities, much less those of organized religions, so there is no reason to believe in a god.

>>1134445
Why did you guys go full retard and kill a third of your population that one time?

>>1134445
greentexted story raccount:
>once upon a time, fertile jungles full of trees, snakes, piranhas, birds and natives
>Spanish crown still obsessed with reaching the Indias via the west is still looking for a way to go across the newly discovered continent
>fuck it, there's gold and silver here
>oops gold & silver 404
>nevermind that, there's plenty of good injun booty here
>poorest colony
>fuck you spanish monopoly, we want out
>Napoleon strikes Spain, they have to pull back but it's too late, Spain is absorbed by them
>King George III kicks Napoleon's ass, he therefore has rights over spanish territories
>British invasion of the Plata, Buenos Aires and its provinces kick them out (they still got ahold of Falklands and Sandwich Islands tho)
>Buenos Aires realizes they don't need Spain at all, declares independence
>Paraguay says "uhm.. no we gonna stick with the crown". Argentina tries to liberate us
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraguay_campaign
>Paraguay realizes they don't need Spain at all, Brazil is on the verge of annexing us and Argentina is still butthurt
>swift coup, only lasted one night
>based Jose Gaspar Rodriguez de Francia assumes since day 1. odd because he didn't even pull out a gun, Vicente Iturbe was the one who did the ultimatum to province governor Velazco
das it mane. no blood spilled, no vicious bloody revolution. by May 16 there was a Junta whose first act of government was sending letters to everyone and receiving little to no reply (Argentina only recognized our independence in 1856, Brazil in 1844 and Bolivia in 1843)

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>>1134452
honor before reason

>>1131383
Flood the moat

>>1131383
Surrender.

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>>1131383
I live in somalia so probably technikos.

Imagine them against horse archers.

>>1131063
>this is why I am a Catholic stalinist now
pretty sure stalin didn't like christianity :^)

Marx agreed pretty much with Darwin though, they even shared letters with each other.
And Catholicism isn't exactly the right sect if you want to oppose evolution, try with something form the US south.

>>1131077
Marx never took on Darwin directly iirc, though their theories are similar in that struggle is the driving force of history, or in Darwin's belief, natural history

>>1128951
They want all sex to focus on making new catholic babies

>>1128951
>can't remarry after divorce
"For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, 8and the two will become one flesh.’ So they are no longer two, but one flesh."
>can't masturbate
It is a sin to have sex outside marriage, why wouldn't it be to masturbate? It is a pure act of lust, completely selfish and unfruitful. It has all the features of a sin.

>>1128977
oops, forgot:
"9 Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate.”

it's not like Czechs invaded Poland for a meagre scrap of clay as Poles were defending Europe from the Communist offensive

>Poles attack USSR in 1920
>Attack Czechia the same year
>Attack Czechia in 1938 because got BTFO before
>Attack German radio station in 1939
>Attack USSR again in the same year
Why is Poland attacking everyone all the time? They should be partitioned again.

>>1134043

Wasn't that particular attack (the radio station one) a Nazi false flag op to create a reason to invade Poland?