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To achieve satisfaction.

To glorify God and resist evil.

Why did your parents create you?

>trying to understand something that is way beyond our comprehension

>>890397
For the humor. Have you ever watched an alpha pigeon go around bossing all the other pigeons? Raping all the female pigeons. It's fucking hilarious.

>>900733
Every sane man on the planet.

People living in USSR i imainge.

>>900779

Go to Brighton Beach and find me someone from the USSR who thinks it's collapse was a good thing, and does not legitimately miss their life there.

I'll wait.

http://mundusmillennialis.com

>23.

>WHAT CONSTITUTES “EVIL”?

>WHAT CONSTITUTES “EVIL” IS PERMANENT OBSOLESCENCE; ALL THAT WHICH IS PASSIVELY, OR ACTIVELY, DETRIMENTAL TO PERFECTION; ALL THAT WHICH PROMOTES DECAY EITHER VIA NEGATIVE —EXPIRING— MOTION, OR NEGATIVE —INERT— STASIS.

>WHAT CONSTITUTES “GOOD”?

>WHAT CONSTITUTES “GOOD” IS NOT ONLY IMMANENT ACTUALITY; ALL THAT WHICH IS CONDUCIVE TO PERFECTION; ALL THAT WHICH PROMOTES INTEGRATION EITHER VIA POSITIVE —INSPIRING— MOTION, OR POSITIVE —KINETIC— STASIS, BUT ALSO THAT WHICH PROACTIVELY STAVES OFF “EVIL” IN ALL ITS MANIFESTATIONS, WITH THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF ERADICATING IT.

>THE FUNCTION OF “GOOD” IS DOUBLE: TO RECONCILE AND OPTIMIZE, AND TO ACHIEVE PERFECTION, THE FORMER BEING A PREREQUISITE FOR THE LATTER; CORRESPONDINGLY, THE ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE EFFECTS OF “EVIL” ARE DOUBLE ALSO, DESPITE “EVIL” HAVING ONLY ONE FUNCTION —TO DISINTEGRATE—; CONSEQUENTLY, “EVIL ACTION” IS ALWAYS MORE IMMEDIATELY EFFECTIVE, AND MORE DIFFICULT TO CURTAIL, THAN “GOOD ACTION” —IT IS ALWAYS EASIER TO DESTROY, AND TO KILL, THAN IT IS TO CREATE, AND TO CONCEIVE.

>BOTH, “GOOD”, AND “EVIL”, ARE NECESSARILY MEDIATED QUALITIES, THEREFORE SOMEONE PURE —PURELY POTENTIAL, OR PURELY ACTUAL— IS BEYOND “GOOD”, AND “EVIL” —PURE POTENTIALITY, AND PURE ACTUALITY, THEMSELVES, BEING UNMEDIATED CONDITIONS OF BEING; ID EST: IMMEDIATE.

>PURITY IS BEYOND ETHICOMORALITY.

>>900690
>24.

>SOMETHING WHICH REGARDS ITS OWN SELFPRESERVATION, AND THE STRIVING TOWARD THAT SELFPRESERVATION, AS ENDS IN THEMSELVES, IS “EVIL”.

>SOMETHING WHICH PERSISTS IN THE CONTINUATION OF ITS OWN PERMANENCE AFTER HAVING BECOME OBSOLETE, OR INAPT, BECOMES “EVIL”.

>>900690
Yeah p much this except with the added caveat that what negates perfection/being is Nonbeing/unreality

>>900169
people who pay tolls to get through the wall

>>900169
Initially a combination of Roman tax payers and Hadrian's personal fortune, which is offset over time by merchants paying tolls!

The pecuniam of the emperor.

>>899936
It's a virtue from the point of view of the nation. It's not from the point of view of the individual.
The reason is that the patriot puts the nation's interest before its own.
Did you really need to ask this?

>>899943
How it can be different? Nation is made up by the individuals. Is patriotism an objective virtue such as being honest or brave?

>>899949
>Is patriotism an objective virtue such as being honest or brave?
Being honest is most certainly not an objective virtue, there's plenty of situations where deception brings forth better results for everyone involved.
Bravery is such a loosely defined concept that doesn't even bear consideration.
You seem rather naive tbqh.

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>>899933
the fact that you choose to analyse human behaviour through pains and pleasures shows that you care about pains and pleasures more than anything else. In one word you are hedonist.
Now, tell us your justification for embracing hedonism.

>>899933

Hitting dogs on their nose instead of behind is abuse.

>>899947

Enforcing behavior through introduction pleasant or unpleasant stimulus is pretty well tried.

Germany beats the French at Marne by thickening their ranks.
They beat the French and capture Paris in a 2 week siege.
British land and we get trench warfare again, the lines are just further west.
Because Paris is captured, French cave and sue for peace, British don't want to.
Meanwhile Russia is still getting btfo, nothing changes over there. When Russia is put into an unwinnable situation at the end of 1915, those German troops move to the western front.
This surge of new troops causes the British and French to both call it a day.
No side gains any land, Germany gets reparations from France though

If Germany won the at the Marne, then it would probably be curtains for France. However, if you look at what happened and how quickly the Germans were forced to retreat when they lost, the lack of manpower may have slowed down any further advances.

The BEF would have been destroyed. They had only a small presence and this contained all their best men. The British would not have had the reinforcement numbers to make a substantial impact.

If France and Britain sued for peace, Germany would probably want a peace where they gained all the ground they had already captured.

The fated Russian steamroller was a myth. Once the Germans were free to concentrate on Russia, they would have destroyed them like they did in reality in 1915.

Would the fall of Paris mean France surrendered. That is too difficult to tell. They still had alot of men to throw at the Germans. It depended on how far they were prepared to go to avoid defeat.

It's pretty obvious that the Kaiser's empire would have created spaceships shortly afterwards and would've went on to colonize space

>>899446

>Inb4 Christ-fags claiming the dinosaurs are lies from Satan

>velociraptors
its hilarious that in the end, the velociraptor actually was a giant turkey

>>899579
Oh cool, I didnt realize cockroaches were related to dinos.

>>899129
Turkish and Swedish aren't similar at all.

>>899129

>SWEDEN YES

>>899129
Odin could have been a ruler of a tribe from the Caspian Sea who migrated to Scandinavia during the Migration Period. I don't know much about this but some words such as "Æser" could come from Azerbaijan.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakten_p%C3%A5_Odin

Here's an article on Thor Heyerdahl's theory.

>>899032
I liked his comic con video, where he just awkwardly flirts with all the cosplaying girls

>>899032
looks like a numale

I like him, but he gets a little too abrasive sometimes.. I like scholagladitoria and skallagrim more.

>>898962
>Lapua Movement, (1929–32), fascist movement in Finland that threatened the young state’s democratic institutions and for a time dictated the policies of the government. It was named for the parish of Lapua, where a fascist group disrupted a meeting of communists late in 1929. The movement, engendered by the Great Depression and influenced by Italian fascism, espoused anticommunism and hatred of Russia. Through 1930 the movement gained wide popular support, and in 1930–31 it unofficially dominated the government, forcing it to outlaw the Finnish Communist Party, to curb radical trade unions, and to intimidate the press. The tactics of the movement included mass demonstrations and kidnapping, raids on newspaper offices, and other forms of terror. Military units of the Lapua under General K.M. Wallenius assembled in February 1932 in preparation for a coup d’état. The government took up the challenge, however, and ordered the units to disarm. The rebels complied, Wallenius and others received mild prison sentences, and early in 1932 Parliament banned the Lapua Movement. Financial and popular support soon evaporated, and the movement collapsed.

>>898962
They were an embarrassment, man, and the '''''''rebellion''''''' even more so.

>>898986
fuck off. don't you care about your heritage?

>>898938
>How were borders divided and enforced in ancient societies?
Walls and troops

>>898938

>How are borders divided and enforced in contemporary societies? I imagine they'd follow rivers, forests, mountains and other natural borders, but how close would settlements be to these borders and how would you know if you are in one nation or another?

>>898951
Gps

Iran? Saudi Arabia? Japan?

>>898931
They scared the ladyboy

>>898931
French in the east, Brits in the west & south. Siamese King let his his country as buffer.

>>898496
you ever hear the roman/Greek voice actors in total war Rome 2? basically that.

>>898496
>but is there a natural voice you think in?

People don;t think in words, but in images and in abstractions. If you consciously narrate what you're thinking, the voice is "you" to the extent that anything is "you", but ofc what you sound like in your own head is not the same as you sound to other people.

>>898516
>autists don't think in words
ftfy