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>I must united the Mexican people under one flag

and he actually did it, the absolute madman

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Thoughts on this guy?

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Why didn't the Kingdoms that existed in the territories of Britain, France, Germany, Poland, all form an expedition, invade Norway/Sweden, exterminate everyone there and put an end to the Viking menace?

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I'm new to 4chan and I was looking through my attic and I found this I don't know what it is and I am trying to get answers so if you can help please do

Thank you

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>'Then, is it the government of the kingdom which alone can be carried on along with the practice of husbandry? Great men have their proper business, and little men have their proper business. Moreover, in the case of any single individual, whatever articles he can require are ready to his hand, being produced by the various handicraftsmen:-- if he must first make them for his own use, this way of doing would keep all the people running about upon the roads. Hence, there is the saying, "Some labour with their minds, and some labour with their strength. Those who labour with their minds govern others; those who labour with their strength are governed by others. Those who are governed by others support them; those who govern others are supported by them." This is a principle universally recognised.
>Ch'an Hsiang said, 'If Hsü's doctrines were followed, then there would not be two prices in the market, nor any deceit in the kingdom. If a boy of five cubits were sent to the market, no one would impose on him; linen and silk of the same length would be of the same price. So it would be with bundles of hemp and silk, being of the same weight; with the different kinds of grain, being the same in quantity; and with shoes which were of the same size.'
>Mencius replied, 'It is the nature of things to be of unequal quality. Some are twice, some five times, some ten times, some a hundred times, some a thousand times, some ten thousand times as valuable as others. If you reduce them all to the same standard, that must throw the kingdom into confusion. If large shoes and small shoes were of the same price, who would make them? For people to follow the doctrines of Hsü, would be for them to lead one another on to practise deceit. How can they avail for the government of a State?'
Did Mencius refute Marx before Marx?

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Tell me about the Socialist Republic of Vietnam /his/

What did they do without our freedom?

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So, hopefully you guys can point me in the right direction. I am looking to learn a bit more about the SA and the early days of the NSDAP. Most books I have read gloss over 1919 - 1933 to get into the real minutiae of WWII and Nazi Germany.

I asked the guys over at /lit/ for any books that focus on the SA and the street battles with the communists as well as the organisation as a whole, but they had nothing. Perhaps the historians can help?

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If Muslims do not worship Muhammad because he is not divine but a man, then why is creating images of Muhammad so forbidden?

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Did he do anything wrong other than piss off people who had more interest in controlling other states than their own by throwing out their policies?

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>be 4/10 leader
>be assassinated
>go down in history as 9/10 leader

Every time, dammit.

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When arresting political opposition during the Great Purge, why did Stalin require his opponents to 'confess' to crimes they either did/did not do, as if they had the illusion of choice? They were fucked either way, seems bizarre considering.

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Find a flaw.

>His posthumously published book, The Phenomenon of Man, sets forth a sweeping account of the unfolding of the cosmos and the evolution of matter to humanity, to ultimately a reunion with Christ. In the book, Chardin abandoned literal interpretations of creation in the Book of Genesis in favor of allegorical and theological interpretations. The unfolding of the material cosmos, is described from primordial particles to the development of life, human beings and the noosphere, and finally to his vision of the Omega Point in the future, which is "pulling" all creation towards it.

>Teilhard makes sense of the universe by its evolutionary process. He interprets complexity as the axis of evolution of matter into a geosphere, a biosphere, into consciousness (in man), and then to supreme consciousness (the Omega Point.)

>Teilhard’s unique relationship to both paleontology and Catholicism allowed him to develop a highly progressive, cosmic theology which takes into account his evolutionary studies. Teilhard recognized the importance of bringing the Church into the modern world, and approached evolution as a way of providing ontological meaning for Christianity, particularly creation theology. For Teilhard, evolution was "the natural landscape where the history of salvation is situated."

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>William Adams (24 September 1564 – 16 May 1620), known in Japanese as Miura Anjin (三浦按針: "the pilot of Miura"), was an English navigator who in 1600 was the first of his nation to reach Japan. One of a few survivors of the only Dutch East India Company ship to reach Japan from a five-ship expedition of 1598, Adams settled there and became the first ever (and one of the very few) Western Samurai.

Was he the original weeaboo /his/?

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There have been lots of crowd crushes in the last 200 years, and the number is increasing. They seem to become more common all the time.

But what actually causes them? How can people walking into the back of other people actually cause fatalities?

I underatand that people can be compressed enough to be unable to breath, but what possesses the people at the back of the crowd to keep pushing forward even when the crowd stops moving?

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Do we know who beat Henry VIII in the jousting accident that injured his leg?