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Anyone after firearms were widespread

>>932814
Epaminondas.

>>932833
Anyone after implies that the average European citizen has a firearm.

>>932587
Mohammed

Mohammed

Mohammed

>>>/int/

Da xi da xi
GO HOME G.I.

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Vietnamese /his/torian here. What do you wanna know OP?

Vietnamese is s tonal language, so you may have some trouble with it.

>inb4 du ma mau di di mau

Look at me.

We >>>/x/ now.

>>936816
They are rare/valuable commodities. Also salt preserves and purifies food and iron is used to make steel, the idea they change and purify things.

>>936816
Disease had, in many cultures, been thought to be caused by malicious spirits.
Disease is instead usually caused by some variety of microbial colonization or from toxins created by microbes.
Salt and minerals like silver create conditions that inhibit microbial growth.
This inhibition reduces instances of disease among practicing humans.
Thus, "malicious spirits" have been warded away by the use of such items..

HEMA

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>>936401

Not the same, and they're not fans of what I am suggesting. I post there too, so I know what is going on.

>>936413
You mean LARPing? Elaborate

Please explain briefly OP.

Is it Pick Up Autist voodoo or something worthwhile?

>>936100
Just be yourself :)

>>936100
Law of Attraction is new age stupid bullshit that gets used by charlatans to try to sell you their courses/books/audiobooks/etc. If you need such a crutch to live your life, perhaps you should re-evaluate your life and look for something that is less of a faggy meme.

You need to do less

Stop complicating all this, and watch the sunset

>>936035
We cannot help explain it to you. Either you will figure it out or you won't. Step 1: stop searching for new info.

A lot of people are probably gonna miss the point of that comic.
He isn't saying Nietzzzcse is bad, he is saying teens reading niezzde often turn out worse than when they started.

>>936000
Below the comic itself the joke explanation is "teenagers usually badly misunderstand Nietzsche, and as a result become even more obnoxious."

>>936000
Nietzche is shit though.

>>935955
It's a single turk living a germany pushing this meme. I suspect he's a paid shill whose goal is to lower the quality of /pol/

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>>935958
eternal anglo detected

>>935958
This happens every election cycle. Wait until Bernie drops out, and we'll see a dramatic rise in board quality once the money stops flowing.

>>935611
There's interesting evidence to suggest so.

>>935611
probably the result of Atenism meeting Mesopotamian mythology.

>>935611
Probably this and a combination of ethnic Cannanite beliefs. The obsession with bulls seems to suggest common ground with the polytheistic paganism of the area. There's also evidence of Yahweh being depicted as some kind of horned god.

>>934616
They were probably banned after WWI in general. Hitler had been on the receiving end of them personally in WWI so he refused to use them.

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copypastad from some internet shitdick

>Like many people I had believed in the story that Hitler did not want to use gas because of his own trauma in the first world war (he was injured in a gas attack and temporarily blinded). It seems that this what not the case and that in fact Germany had produced large quantities of gas to be used to some extent against Great Britain, but mostly on the eastern front.

>According to the article the use of gas against Britain was hampered by the fact that by the time chemical weapons where available in large quantities there was no way to deliver them (the A4 rockets had not enough payload for a large scale attack and planes could by that time not easily operate above british soil).

>But apparently what really stopped the german plans was the fact that the allied forces had upped the ante by developing biological weapons which where (supposedly at least) much more deadly than mere poison gas. Germany had no big programs to develop biological weapons since Hitler did not believe they had enough potential to be useful (as I understand the article this had no deeper reason and was simply a misjudgment on his part. Apparently some Nazis underlings had run small developement progamms in concentration camps but (rather luckily) could not convince Hitler to allow large scale production). By the time the full potential/danger of biological weapons was recognized it was too late to catch up.

>So the authors conclude that the Nazis did not use chemical warfare because the allies could issue a plausible threat to retaliate with much more deadly and uncontainable biologicals weapons...


My immediate uneducated assumption was Hitler's personal experience with poison gas in the trenches, but the above plus the fact the wermacht used horses to pull equipment and no viable horse gas mask had been created.

>>934616
I want to smell their chemical weapons if you know what I mean.

Your 1 rep maxes

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>>934445
Now you fell on the ground, laughing so hard that you cannot breathe.

Allegoricalism is heresy.

Popes are antichrists. The RCC is the continuation of the Babylonian mystery religion.

>>934144
Looks like Saint Augustine was a heretic then.

>>934163
>a high level of discourse is expected

Because they are still proud of the empire they used to rule.
Next question.

>>933604
Why are they proud of subjugating a bunch of natives?

Going to be interesting to see how many jump ship as soon as Elizabeth croaks. My guess would be at least half of "commonwealth" nations, maybe more.