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>>926445
>>926450
I suppose it is about acting in accord with internal impulses and desires.

>>927993
Is that your claim?

You didn't even try to make it subtle

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>>926277
This triggers /pol/cucks

Also

Dresden wasnt a warcrime and was justified

ok

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>>926166

Reality is our dream.

>>926172.
Our dream is inside God's dream.
Consciousness is our own being.

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How many marijuanas have you smoked today sir?

that's nice, honey

Congratulations, you're even more contrarian than most STEMfag teenagers

Want a medal?

>>926130
And Edison was a business man who took individual credit for the work of hundreds

>>926053
>Why was it Hellenized even before Alexander came?

Because it was basically the same civilization?

>ancient Turkey

>>926053
You mean ancient Anatolia, right?

>>926052
Actually the character of Hercules was adapted from Old testament Christianity specifically Samson. The indeed the earliest manuscript mentioning him only appears in 900AD prior to that Hercules was just a regular but attractive Man however as Christianity spread suddenly out of the need to compete pagans began to copy Samson's exploits and attribute them to Hercules like slaying a lion before outright embellishing them.

Yes.

>>927823
sounds like bullshit

>>925912
us

>>925912
Are you retarded by any chance?

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Well?

No.

Because when I enjoy things I feel bad.

ye, because anything would be better then what i have now

>>925720
Perhaps the experience machine could simulate you having an the most unenjoyable life?

4chan is dedicated to being contrarian about everything so probably not.

ancient egypt was black

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that he did no wrong

>>925144
Because unlike Europe, the U.S didn't industrialize and when it did, only the North did.

>>925144
US was way more reliant on it I think

>>925144
Because other Europeans only used slaves in their colonies, so it wasn't that economically detrimental to outlaw it.

On the other hand a large part of the home American economy relied on slave labor.

The crucifixion of Jesus?

>>925027
USA independance war

>>925061
This.

>>924787
"Each death carried two separate murder charges, one for showing premeditation and one for showing extreme indifference to life. Both of the charges carry the death penalty as a possible sentence."

>>924809
why isn't that double jeopardy?

>>924814
Do you even know what double jeaporady is?

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A tozama daimyo and imperialist was teaching a class on Meiji, known Emperor.

”Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Meiji and accept that he is your absolute king chosen by god, even greater and more powerful than the unifiers of Japan!”

At this moment, a brave, loyalist, pro-isolation fudai daimyo who had served several campaigns of submission against the enemies of Japan and understood the necessity of intrigue politics and fully supported all decisions made by the bakufu stood up and held up an ukiyo-e woodblock print of Edo.

”What is this scenery, baka?

The arrogant tozama smirked quite Chinesely and smugly replied

“An immoral cesspool of a city, beset and held ransom by foreign devils, you stupid aho.”

”Wrong. It's been 260 years since it became the capital, and if it were, as you say, beset by foreigners...then it would no longer be the capital of Japanese culture anymore.”

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>>924892
The tozama was visibly shaken, and dropped his fan and contraband copy of some faggot-ass Dutch book. He stormed out of the room crying those tozama crocodile tears. The same tears tozama cry for the “Emperor” (who today lives in such luxury that he need not even bother with anything resembling power) when they jealously try to undermine the stability of the Tokugawa bakufu. There is no doubt that at this point our tozama, Shimazu Tadayoshi, wished he had pulled himself up by his topknot and become more than an Imperial yes-man. He wished so much that he had a katana to behead himself from embarrassment, but he himself had traded them for Dutch firearms!

The students applauded and all turned fudai that day and accepted the shogun as their lord and savior. A wolf named “Amaterasu Ookami” flew into the room and perched atop the Tokugawa family crest and shed a tear on the chalk. "Sakura" was sung several times, and Tokugawa Ieyasu himself returned from the dead and brought unity and authority throughout the country.

The tozama lost his tenure and fief and was exiled the next day. He shamefully commited sudoku and was reincarnated as a Korean for all eternity.

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What's going on here?

>>924712
Because they massively oversimplify events and don't provide any knowledge that would make an individual capable of debating a topic.

do historians hate wikipedias?

>>924834
doubly so

Russia is fucking weird because an international movement that explicitly denounced nationalism and cared only for Russia as much as it cared for every other country on earth has become a point of pride for conservative Russian nationalists.

>>924692
>>924704
Depends on who you define as Russian nationalists. There are a lot who are prideful for the USSR, but those who aren't can usually be imperialists or Eurasianists.

>>924704
pardon my retardation; what do you mean?