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>>723381
Because he had a tiny penis

>>723381
Le Petit Caporal is because he rose from low ranks I think
Kinda a mark of respect to remind of all he achieved, and in the spirit of the revolution (merit as opposed to birth right)

Le Tondu was not preceded by "petit", you made this one up

>>723392
I don't know if it's accurate, but I just found as part of a list on Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grande_Arm%C3%A9e_slang

With a show like Vikings about something like vikings you have to fill in the blanks with some shit. Like nobody knows EXACTLY how the vikings breached the walls of Paris, I mean it probably wasn't the viking leader faked being a Christian, then faked his death to get a Christian burial inside Paris, then kidnapped the princess but they need a reason and at least that one is entertaining

>>721852
Just don't watch the show.

>>723461
Why not?

>>721070
I can only hope he got permabanned

>>721075
so he did get permabanned?

>>721070
Hmmmm, this is most curious. Maybe he took a break. Couldn't handle the bantz.

We need Great Wall of China on the goal

Also Mongolian horse archer as a striker

>>720942
>We need Great Wall of China on the goal
He is https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//his/

>Also Mongolian horse archer as a striker
Been considering moving him up, I think it might be a good idea to switch him and Napoleon.

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>>720931
Charlemagne's blender should be gold

Also this as a joint anthem when playing /a/ or /m/:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j81lPiypiUQ

bump, come on someone probably has a good reply for this. ;-;

Japs consider the Chinese subhumans

>war """crimes"""

Tyranny is necessary evil against people freedom.

>muh absolute power is bad
Just kill yourself

>>720153
tyranny being inevitable, it is better if the tyrant is raised from infancy to rule rather than being the most vicious socio who murdered his way to power

>>718696

Nationalism is a relatively new idea that originated in Europe. Before Napoleon there really wasn't a France or an Italy like we refer to it today.

However, because of nationalist revisions of history we tend to look at Europe through a lense of the currently defined nation-state borders.

>>718696
It doesn't really have so much to do with the difference between the concepts of nations as it does the difference between the concept of titles. In Europe, the title of a count, duke, king, baron, or whatever would be pretty clearly defined by what they ruled over. In the Islamic world it didn't really work that way. Titles were less definite, but were still things that could continue through different people, just based on influence, and not clearly what they rule. In the same way a Saxon and later a Norman could both be "King of England", an Abbasid and way later a Fatimid could both be the "Caliph".

>>718708
they didn't have treaty of westphalia

>>717776

I try not to think about Honorary Mexicans.

>>717776
He Dindu Nuffin

>>717776
I take a few seconds to remember he's not Ghengis Khan.

>>717476

Christians are followers of a way most chodely. They feel a need to compensate for their shriveled, useless dicks.

>>717476
block out the haters

>>717476
Practical necessity. Also, God doesn't usually reach down and stop someone from dying.

The most important Pope died crucified upside down. Most of our saints of the early era died horribly. The apostles all carried swords, why not take practical steps to not die?

Stirner's ideas are actually based in reality, Big N's ideas are what you would get if you talked to a recovering 10 year meth addict, who is now enrolled in a community college Philosophy 101 class.

No. More. Stirner. Threads. Plz.

>>717087
>not an argument

Calm down Mehmet.

I'm much more buttflustered about Persia falling to the Muslim hordes tbqh. It's basically cuckolding on a cultural level. The forced impregnation of your culture with some dirty abrahamic bullshit. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>716592
It's a symbolic butthurt for a lot of people, not a practical one.

Following Rome is a lot easier

How the hell did Ethiopia not become a Muslim country like literally every other country around them?

>>716526
Balls of steel.

>any real difference between vigilantism and terrorism?

Not in terms of actions, but in motivations. Since motivations can never really be known, anyone's free to spin the narrative to actions as truth. That being said, Vigilantism isn't at odds with crime, but at odds with law and order.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi3Hyxuf5AE

Haven't some vigilante groups in Mexico been having more success against the cartels than the police, feds and military?

>>715350

>he thinks the Apocalypse of St. John is allegorical

>>715358
>he thinks it isn't

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It is correlated to future events of inevitable second coming of Christ and also to past events where emperor Nero is the Antichrist and prophet The beast from the earth has also been interpreted as the Islamic prophet Muhammed is beast.

Christpost on /his/. Whatever you believe at a given time, argue vigorously for the exact opposite. It will help you determine what you actually believe and what you know to say because it's been drilled into you. For example, I realized that I am not actually Orthodox and Catholicism really does make more sense to me, despite my upbringing.

>>713411

>tfw can't tell if he's telling the truth about his spiritual development or if he's an Orthodox arguing as a Catholic

I do like the idea of false flagging being good for the soul though.

>>713392
No. Because no true Christian goes to non beleif