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>>922483
why do you wish to blame somebody?
why do you wish to blame dead people ?
wht do you call blame ?

>>922489
Who is 'responsbile' then.
Blame wasn't the right word, as it implies a moral judgement.
Who was in control of the Japanese millitary.

>>922483

>Or were things like Nanking and Unit 731 just the military acting on their own?

Absolutely. Nobody outside the military had any real control over it at all. Their government was a really weird mess and the closest it ever came to operating like a normal unified state was near the end when everything was basically run by the supreme war council.

The American Dream is relative. It will always exist.

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why ww1 of all things? did you just read the great gatsby or something?

>>921807

The American dream has always been a meme.

Probably curry or burger.

>>921433
The Irish without a doubt, they had so many rebellions I've lost count. Minus world wars, More British people have died in Ireland over the centuries trying to control the country than anything else.

india in terms of most rebellions, i think

>>921151
I don't think you can separate the feels from a human. plus unless you think that we would do better in some sort of state of nature morality, excluding victimless crimes, has an important role in humans working together, ie living together in a society

>>921151
>Do you think morality is fucked in the age of industrialisation and nations and scale?

No, it just has to work with system

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>george bush
>popular

>>920889
>H>R>E memeshitters don't even know basic history
why am I not suprised

>>920889
Through the title of "Holy Roman Emperor" which is a continuation of the Western Roman emperorship granted by the Pope
The title itself was created before the HRE even came into existence

>>920903
this

its just a matter of claims. stirner probably hated the >h>r>e worse than voltaire did

Yes. All rights are a social construction.

Unless we suppose there is some higher creator, yes.

>>920812
Yes and so what

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Got anything for the verses presented in this comic?

>>920705
Ezekiel 38:18
Once again, this is the Battle of Armageddon. "My Fury shall come up in My Face," corresponds to the statement of Zechariah (Zech. 14:3)

Ezekiel 39:9
to think that something being burned "with fire seven years" allows us to know the extent of the destruction
39:10-11
No doubt, several millions of men are going to be killed in that which is know as "the Battle of Armageddon." Even employing modern equipment to hasten the burial of so many bodies, still, the stench will "stop the noses of the passengers."
39:12-13
The Lord links this spectacle to the sanctifying of His Name

>>920694


Got 1 kings 12:10-11?

>>920677
both

>>920686
...go on

>>920677
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISdEjGI1cwY

Both.

Nothing makes me happier than dead and suffering Germans, regardless of the era, location, or circumstances.

>>920606

LOL, you are just being ironic, right?

>>920606
Those before world war 1 are generally fine, it's when the rest of Europe wanted to play it peaceful and the Germans didn't I start to hate them.

>>920568
What's your point?

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Better thread topic:
Was Roman patriotism functionally different from nationalism?

>>920568
So, you're saying the most powerful empires of the past are weak?

>>919770
Go read guns, germs, and steel.

War would be a lot more fun.

>>919812
You don't belong here.

>>919756
she's a real qt

>>919756

Before that, Stalin tried to get on the good side of western powers, but came across as a twisted fucking psychopath so they didnt like him

then he allied with Hitler because they both wanted Poland, but Stalin deep down didnt trust Hitler.

The war might have been very different if it werent for fucking norway and sweden. While Stalin still was on team Hitler, he invaded Finland, and England and France were actually planning on sending help, but Norway and Sweden used their neutrality to deny them path, so Finland was on its own.

Hitler invaded Denmark and then Norway when he heard of this plan to make sure they wouldnt get a good position above them. Then Hitler turned on Stalin because reasons, forcing him into the arms of the allies


sorry about tangent

>>919756
Stalin was well aware that Hitler wanted to destroy the USSR (public knowledge, since he said as much in Mein Kampf) and extend his make-believe empire all the way to the borders of Imperial Japan (unofficially aligned with Germany and also wanting to cut into the USSR), so he attempted to rally Europe and America around opposition to Germany. European "leaders", especially Churchill, didn't like Hitler but they in fact knew that Hitler was going to invade the USSR and that's what they wanted him to do, while the USA was in full isolationist ideology mode after the shitfest of WWI. Completely isolated and knowing that the USSR was not ready to face war, certainly not on two fronts, Stalin took the only means of action available and agreed to a //non-aggression treaty//, which is not an //alliance//, with the Nazis and a peace treaty with Japan in 1941.

>>919160
heart of a conqueror, stuck in 19th century belgium

He loved bad bitches

Had to compensate for being the ruler of a non-country.

>>918851
They did.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberia

>>918858
But im talking about the entire population after their value disappeared after the civil war

>>918891
There were states where slavery was already outlawed before the civil law. The government couldn't relocate black citizens any more than it could relocate any other citizens.

Some went on to be valued tax-payers like those of the Greenwood District, so it's not like the government would oppose their continued presence.

And blacks were still as valuable in the work force as poor whites. They just used to be more valuable because you didn't have to entice them to work for you. Now they had the right to be compensated for their work and could change employers as they saw fit.

>>918751
That's Map is written in Ukrainian, not Russian.

Conscription.
Motivation. (They used to fled at the first cavalry charge they encountered, but they were getting stronger and stronger with the time)

>>918751
Nothing consolidates a nation so much as good old foreign invasion.