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Why do you want to write about something you don't know?

>>759764
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>>759764
Write about what you're interested in.

>>759749
Read some books on the subjects, don't get random info from anons.

>>759074
Abraxas is a futa though.

>>759074
if you look at how god acts he's very much like a stern father who doesn't like you talking shit to him

>>759097
> if you look at how god acts
He doesn't acts anymore. If he is stern father he is completely apathetic to our lives now and doesn't care.

>>759070
Post on /pol/ and be hailed as a hero

>>759081
I did. They encouraged me to embrace my nazi heritage, which I don't feel right being proud of

>>759090
then don't, embrace is, yes, it's your past but you dont have to be proud of it. Wasn't your fault your great grandpa killed Jewish kids, bro.

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> churchcucks will not worship this

>>758514

The Cathars seemed like an interesting bunch. Rights for women, no marriage, vegetarianism. Too bad they viewed the world as evil.

>>758514
We tend to get the worst aspects of them promoted or even exagerated because the church would not want to portray them in a positive light.

If you look at the stuff that comes out of the Nog Hamadi Library the Gnostics saw the material world as no more 'evil' than the Christians. It was more like a neo-platonic view. The material world is in imitation of the divine, salvation comes through knowledge of the perfect divine realm, allowing complete union with the divine. It's also somewhat similar to a lot of Orthodox theology.

Or maybe

>people are released from authority and view the world without Catholic preconceptions
>without church indoctrination they gradually come to realize that there is no god

>>757920
which funny enough is also pretty much shown in the garden of Eden story

There's nothing in scripture about having a pope vested with the luxuries of royalty and golden idols conducting bizarre rituals using the mummies of saints either.

>>757896
I want the monarchy back.

Yes, that's why people in the former USSR are overwhelmingly glad it fell, with only a small majority nostalgic for the Communist days.

Oh wait, that's not true.

>>757896
>Nearly all Anti-Capitalist sentiment comes from those living under Capitalism and taking the liberties it offers for granted.
Yeah, I'm sure all those third worlder workforces that used to fuel commie uprisings were taking its its liberties for granted,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRtnWVvDX6k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ9q7N5e25c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQL_EQi3M3o

>>757570
Because a certain someone united the german people.

>>757570
Because France underwent a period of high political instability starting with the french revolution. They didn't have a population explosion during the 19th century like the rest of Europe.

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>>757570
Here is an autistic map I made in another thread.

I believe oceanic climate and flat land was the best environment for grain production in the medieval era. New technology opened up more land to cultivation later on.

No.

>>757530
lol no they lost to Texas

>>757530
They could have. In many battles they had every excellent terrain and deployment. That they lost is another story.

>>756979
He lost the war against Prussia so he deserves bashing in that way.

>>756979
>much to improve the economy

He pursued free trade policies with Britain that actually hurt France and benefitted Britain, because he had this fear of getting napoleon'd like his uncle did.

>Europe's preeminent power
This is debatable, France may have certainly been considered Europe's preeminent power after the Crimean War but that was a problem of perception rather than reality, France never really recovered from Napoleon 1's wars.

He played his hand poorly in Italy, poorly in Germany and ultimately poorly in France.

Shit leader.

>>756997
I know that it might sound like crazy conspiracy theory, but wasn't the war just a trap on him by the Republicans? Many wise heads, including Napoleon himself, knew that France was woefully unprepared to face the modernized Prussian army. Yet his hand was pretty much forced by mob emotions, for which the Republicans were largely responsible. It was easy for them to argue for war, since it was Napoleon who would bear the whole responsibility.

>I must unite the German peoples

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>>756874
Cool uniforms and spark of military excellence, easy to understand policies and short history.

>>756874
The Dock of Europe.

>>755589
>Please back up with some proof.
Operation Market Garden

Market Garden alone is enough to indict him

Patton.

>subject: genetics
>Cornell
>3.1
>I'm working on a Master's degree
>3 papers
>no. Not even facebook. That shit is for retards

>Your specialist subject(s)
Horse Racing and the Causes of WW1 (Also know a thing or two about the Dissolution of Yugoslavia - not as much as I'd like to though)
>Where you gained your highest qualification
A shitty college in Northern England
>What grade you obtained at said institution
Distinctions across the board
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Somehow, I've gotten into Durham so I'll see where that takes me.
>Anything published?
Nope
>Online presence?
I'm a fairly big hitter on a couple of miniscule Horse Racing forums. Not on fb or anything like that.
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
I very rarely post given my lack of credentials.

>>755287
>I know my fair share of contemporary history, mostly Portuguese because I am Portuguese, and am minoring in Slavic Studies and learning Persian language and culture, which reinforces my knowledge in said matters. I was also a wiki editor of War Thunder for a year, so I think it's fair to say that I know a bit of military history (not claiming to be an expert, but enough to get legitimately angry at wehraboo shitposting).
>Faculty of Humanities of the University of Lisbon (FLUL) (bachelor, still attending)
>First semester was average 16.75 out of 20 counting only the 4 the subjects I passed, 14.8 counting logic, which I failed with 7/20
>Post-Grad in Ethics, Law and political thought, eventually post-grad in economy, Master's in International Relations and/or philosophy, and probably a PhD, but I leave that in the open.
>No.
>Well, in places that peripherally discuss history, yes, but not really.

>red pill
>obvious b8
>>>/pol/ and sage

Romans made a pastime out of women getting raped by baboons so fuck them desu

>>754540
>the expression red pill only belongs to /pol
I never even browse there f a m

It did. Plenty of communes on west coast. Even if it toned down after all the war and sex and drugs and music, it was passed on to their children.

>>754538
Was punk and mosh pit culture a result of the hippie movement?

>>754484

It didn't collapse, it became the mainstream.

>promiscuity/polygamy
>atheism/New Age bullshit
>no personal responsibility
>drugs are ok
>The Man/Patriarchy is to blame for everything