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>>3217855
people of the ice

people of the sand

people of the sun

>>3217868
IT'S COMING BACK AROUND AGAIN

>>3217844

Constitutional Monarchies such as Great Britain are one. If you mean a system in which the monarch was elected, you're looking at the HRE in which princes voted for the new Emperor

>>3217847
>UK
Well, even though it is a democratic state, there is a republicanic movement in the UK that seeks to end the monarchy. PLC was oficially called the Republic of Poland (or of both nations), while maintaining the Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania as its subdivisions.

I am also not looking for countries that are elective monarchies (like HRE, like Vatican, like Malaysia and like Poland before 1569), but a state that calls itself a republic and the head of state is a monarch. I can even find examples of kingdoms in which head of state wasn't a king (interwar Hungary and Francoist Spain), but not the other way around.

>>3217836
Analytic

>>3217837
why must /pol/ infest every board

>It seems to me that all of it is intentionally vague, makes unfalsifiable claims about important sounding issues (economy, capitalism, society, how to live life) while aggresively trying to seem the most authoritative mode of thought, intentionally obscurantist to hide its flaws and fundamental assumptions, and is ranked mainly on self perpetuating fashions.
as opposed to what?

>>3217742
Continental """philosophy""" is just a retarded form of poetry tbqh

Why would anyone try to attach Stirner to a 'wing'? To attach a thinker who advocates complete individualism, to a collective.

What a ridiculous premise

>>3217725
Because our brains are pattern seeking organs that compartmentalize reality and dont just judge every single occurence individually, if we did, we would be second guessing every single moment of our existence.

>OH WELL I CANT ASSUME THAT LION OVER THERE IS JUST LIKE THE OTHERS AND WILL MAUL ME IF I GET TOO CLOSE, WERE ALL INDIVIDUALS AFTER ALL
^^^"Individuals" who die off quickly

>>3217773
This has to be a facetious interpretation or, most likely, you just haven't read a single page of Stirner.

I'll leave you to it.

Russia had more land, equipment, and men.
R U Retarded or just German?

*deploys reserves*
psshhhh

>>3217652
There has never been a country as capable of absorbing horrific and comically disproportionate loss ratios as the USSR while still winning.

Not even China

>childhood is admiring germanic culture
>adulthood is realising germanics are the vermin of europe

>>3217497
I cri everytim at the injustice perpetrated towards the celitc languages by the engl*sh. I mean, scotsmen, irishmen, and welshmen all hate the english, right, why do they keep using their accursed germano-french mongrel language ?

>>3217655
Scotsmen ARE English.

>>3217426

To you? You tell me. In the abstract? meaningless question, importance is a qualifier not a noun, things are more or less important, they do not posses a quality of "is important". You might as well ask "what is largeness?"

Breakfast

Happiness is the final goal.

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>>3217380
Read up on the life and speeches of this man as a start

>>3217380

Suffers from the same problem of information that destroys planned economies: Without a free market mechanism, prices can't be set perfectly, leading to unsold crap and shortages of useful items. Further, as the history of the Labour Movement should show, politicising the workfloor does not lead to improvements in efficiency, but in red tape, graft, work to rule, and ultimately uncompetitive industry and economic failure.

>>3217380
read marx anarkiddie faggot

>>3217309
History is a spook

>>3217309
When you consider that the only model tried on a large scale was Stalinism, which retained capital, wage labor and commodity production (in opposition to everything Marx and Lenin said) no history doesn't prove anything of the sort.

>>3217309
Pretty much all revolutions replace the old government with something more repressive

The alphas were all killed off in the two world wars, and the manlet survivors were simmered in 7 decades of socialism.

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>>3217251

Would you put soy and other xenoestrogens in foods if you thought it would prevent ww3? Just asking out of curiosity.

>>3217271
Like that was to prevent ww3. It was done so it was easier to reach their goals through ww3.
ww3 is already going on. The lid just didnt blow yet.

Also dont call yankees white europeans, thats a low blow to actual euros.
And what you call black, I call brown. Black people never played a role in world politics and world powers.
Either mercenaries or slaves. thats about it.

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Sorry I uploaded the wrong pic. And forgot the link.

here ya go.

http://www.thelondoneveningpost.com/features/a-look-inside-the-worlds-least-secure-nuclear-reactor-in-drc

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>literally less safe than Chernnobyl

Fucking niggers...

>3217244
xD what an epic bost my friend

Thanks for the link OP, will check it out

bugs..

>>3217175
This meme sucks
Saged
Kys

>>3217175

Martin, Janet. “Muscovy’s Northeastern Expansion: The Context and a Cause.” Cahiers du Monde russe et soviétique 24.4 (October–December 1983): 459–470.
DOI: 10.3406/cmr.1983.1990
>A study of the interplay among religious, economic, and political motivations for the expansion of Muscovy into Siberia. The author argues that economic and political objectives competed with the goal of spreading Christianity as an underlying goal for exploration, settlement, and eventual administration (annexation) of these eastern territories.
Richards, John F. The Unending Frontier: An Environmental History of the Early Modern World. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2003.
>Includes case studies from Taiwan, China, Japan, South Africa, the West Indies, Mexico, Brazil, eastern North America, Siberia, and the northern oceans as well as the British Isles. A pathbreaking work.
Stephan, John J. The Russian Far East: A History. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1994.
>A masterpiece of the historian’s craft, Stephan spent a lifetime of research to write this comprehensive history of the Russian Far East.
most relevant i can find op