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I think I feel nauseous

>>591362
explain

It made my cousin interested in history, so I guess it's good?

Who told you that?

For some reason, whenever discussion of the Nazis comes about, there are a lot of allegations that "they" make a lot of outrageous and flagrantly untrue claims, and lots of anons blindly agree to this without ever actually questioning who "they" are and if "they" even actually said it.

Not to mention that "they" often end up being a lone kook whose words are taken to represent an entire viewpoint (e.g. "The Holocaust was a lie because some random Jewish guy claimed he saw lions and oven roller-coasters in the camps")

Just some observations.

>>591213
I think you're equivocating "disabled". They certainly meant different disabilities.

>>591237
Can you post the oven-coaster image? I wanna read that again

You rely too much on strawmen, and get them confused sometimes.

Over a hundred thousand were gassed but not all. 6 million is the grand total.

>>591142
>>>/pol/
Ok, do you have any evidence for those two statements?

And seriously why? Because 1. most people are religious and Christianity is the most popular religion.

2. The holocaust did kill between 3-6 million people. The low-end is between 3-4, the high end is 5-6. Different people have different estimates. Most seem to gravitate to 5 million.

3. This type of rhetoric is commonly used by /pol/ and its rational to not want that type of environment to take over here, as it has in several other boards.

Having your government collapse counts as "truly losing."

>>591084
Did you even read what I asked?

>>591090
Yes. Your question was stupid. What you wanted to ask was "If Portugal had defeated the Mozambican and Angolan revolutionaries..."

>>590999
Are you dumb? They're always on the winning side.

Italy was bad at war in the late 19th to 20th centuries. Honestly, Italians themselves weren't bad at war per se, they were just in a slump. This is what faggots on the internet don't get, nations, civilizations, individuals all experience slump periods. This happened to be Italy's period to suck dick.

>>591005
He's talking about performance. No matter what, Italians were just too incompotent to make significant strides on their own. It's ironic now that their military today is very powerful.

>>590977

09. 11.

never forget

P good senpai.

What are folks' thoughts on a negative income tax?

>>590977
dubs for truth

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this is a sad one

>>590956
could I get some castro in america pics? I had a source once but I lost the link.

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Map from 1854 about the highest mountains and longest rivers

POO

Up the RA senpai

>>590867

>being a dumb /pol/ poster that can't tell the difference between the Indian flag and the Irish flag.

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>Germany becomes relevant
>no fun allowed

Nietzsche has a good bit about it in Antichrist

>>590825

I would say it is earlier than the 19th Century and probably has to do with the Reformation and the austere aesthestics of Calvinists and Lutherans and such like.

more and more emphasis on realism

That painting is so colourful because it isn't a real thing that happened.

Why does /his/ have the worst memes?

>>590672

I dont even got them most of time.

>>590681
Teen movies do this sometimes. Most memes seen to originate from /pol/ or /int/. The "searching for the honest man" and "building the world's greatest empire" were alright but nothing dabk yet.

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What was Nobunaga doing between Okehamaza (1560) and conquering Inabayama Castle (1567)? Did he just fight the Saito all the time?

>>590638
>Is this sort of factionalism where the really dysfunctional relationship between the Imperial Japanese Navy and the Ground forces comes from?

No, that developed later, in the late 19th/early 20th Century. If we're talking about the massive difference in capability between the IJN and IJA during WWII, that arose mostly out of logistical politicking. The IJN wanted all the best resources in order to counter the quantitative advantage the US Navy held, because the IJN's strategic mission leading up to WWII was specifically to beat the USN.

>get saved from mongols via ocean luck
>Lose against Korea in the same way the mongols lost against Japan in a rash, poorly-planned naval invasion.
>Get butthurt and go all isolationist
>revel in shit for hundreds of years until America blasts its way into their harbour with ironclads and forces trade.
>creates america:asia edition
>Proceed to follow the same historical path that the United States took (japan is to Russia as the US is to Spain) by taking advantage of failing empires
>get fucked harder than any country ever with the worst K/D in airforce history when daddy gets back from his milk run

Theyre reactionary fuckbois towards whatever strong nation is supporting them because the population soon realizes that their culture is comparatively inferior and they embrace change.

India/Turkey/Japan, the axis of cucks.

>>590599
Arches and domes were a byzantine thing before it was incorporated into Islamic architecture

Bathouses

Hellenic Philosophy

Apache probably

>most fierce

/his/ everybody

>Why is life so shitty on modern reservations?

Poverty, lack of education, environmental degredation, drugs, corruption.

>Which Tribe/Bands have the most interesting history/mythology/culture?

Shoshone have water babies and gremlins, which are sketchy as fuck when out in the desert at night.

You have to love whatever your local tribe thought of because so often it is so specific to the area you live in. Makes it more interesting.

Iroquois Confederacy, not just because they chose the right side in the Revolutionary war

>>590519
it stems from the observation that men having the most offspring have the biggest penis.

>>590519
>inb4 fundie bullshit

Oh look, somebody calling religion out.

When are we starting to call out atheists?

For starters they were talking some shit about sum bosom of sum Higgs proving there was no God.

And no matter how hard you read on physics the fucking boson is only good to explain that there is a field present in the particles that have matter.

It doesn't prove or disprove shit -apart from this field-.

So yeah, how come we are letting atheists go unpunished after this bullshit?

>>590519
Islands, and tiny birds.
The birds on the big nut island had big beaks, and the small nut island had small beaks.
Or, the similarities in bones of all animals and humans.

Who are the best Roman historians? Loved Herodotus, digging Thucydides, plan on checking out Adrian and Tacitus and now Polybius. Am I missing anyone

>>590506
Check out Plutarch, Caesar, Suetonius, Livy, Josephus, Xenophon, Sallust, Xenophon

>>590912
Thank you.