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>polished nails
r u a grill?

the imaginary picture of ali bin abi talib.

>>587143
Imam al-Mehdi

It's because many view his (and other's) work as simply a self-improvement guide in a 'how to get alpha' style.

It's been appropriated as self help by people who have The Art of Manliness as their homepage.

It's like people who call themselves nihilists because 'hurr durr le universe is really big, lyfe has no meaning' while still caring about wearing nice clothes and getting laid.

>>587136
Except that's not true at all.

At all.

Nietzsche doesn't mind you choosing certain morals, he just wants you to choose them from strength, not from weakness.

>>587138
>It's been appropriated as self help by people who have The Art of Manliness as their homepage.
You think so? I don't associate with that sort of person so I don't know what they think.

>>>/b/

>>587116
t bh the most genuine friends i've had are the so-called "douchebags" and the most insufferable judgemental assholes are the self described "nice guys". I'm not trying to go reddit here , and i'm saying this as a nerdy brown virgin.

>>587116
So you're against people who are against assholes, that makes you pro-asshole, gotcha.

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>>587098

Partial remains of 15 other skeletons were also found and are believed to belong to victims of the same attack. The group included the skeletons of at least eight women and six children. A fetal skeleton was also found in the abdomen of one of the female skeletons.

"The ... massacre may have resulted from an attempt to seize resources – territory, women, children, food stored in pots – whose value was similar to those of later food-producing agricultural societies, among whom violent attacks on settlements became part of life," said lead study authorDr. Marta Mirazón Lahr of the University of Cambridge.

The find offers compelling evidence in the scientific debate about whether human aggression was passed on to us from our primate ancestors or emerged after the development of agriculture and settled, hierarchical human societies. The earliest known so-called "war grave" before the latest discovery was found in Germany and dated to approximately 5000 B.C.

"I’ve no doubt it is in our biology to be aggressive and lethal, just as it is to be deeply caring and loving,” study author Robert Foley of the University of Cambridge told the Daily Telegraph. "A lot of what we understand about human evolutionary biology suggests these are two sides of the same coin."

FIN

>>587135
>
> > 10,000 years ago
> WE

Yes, the beings 10K years ago qualify as anatomically modern humans; "WE".

>>587145
It paints a compelling picture though. Monkeys love to fight and be loud.

>>587076
His role in the Napoleonic wars is underrated.

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Why does everyone talk about this kraut instead of pic related?

>>587076

An interesting theoriest, but I think he's over-applied myself; a lot of the stuff he talks about, like the primary strategic implement being the army itself, and not the population base, held true for pre-industrial warfare but doesn't work so much in a modern total war framework.

>>587610

Because most of his works were about operational level stuff, not strategic level stuff. Most plebs who aren't serious military historians or military personnel find tactics interesting, they find strategy interesting, but the stuff in the middle tends to bore.

Yeah well, let's se-

>translations

Nah. How about you kill yourself.

>>587071
Simon Pirani
Vladimir Andrle
Sheila Fitzpatrick

There are lots of stuff by Lenin and Stalin on the web, and you would know that if you bothered to even google it.

As for other stuff, some of it is freely available, others are locked away. I have a friend who occasionally does Archive work at Moscow State University, and peer-reviews historical writings on this exact time-period, so I may ask him for some stuff for you when he gets back.

How much do Korean students learn about the ancient Middle East? Probably just cliffnotes because it's not relevant to them.

>>587032
Because Western normies don't actually want to learn about shit like the Epic of Sunjata because few have heard of it, yet alone know what it's about. They barely care about the Ancient Greeks, let don't know anything about Mali or Axum.

It's must easier just to make something that says "Caesar was black" than to actually try to do a foreign culture justice like that, and even if they do manage, the chance that it bombs goes up exponentially simply because of it's limited appeal.

>>587032
there were negros that far north but not very many, because of modern racial tensions they tend to stretch it for the ratings, their goal isn't pure historical accuracy

>>586987
You probably don't have the social standing to pull it off.

>>587005
I already have a viable plan to retake Constantinople and crown myself a Basileos. The purple t-shirt is the last thing I need.

Kind of wasting it if you use it on a t-shirt

use it on a dress shirt or something instead.

"twelve thousand snails of Murex brandaris yield no more than 1.4 g of pure dye, enough to colour only the trim of a single garment.

>>586985
jokes are only funny once or twice.

Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam

>>587072
tu fui ego eris, I was once irritated like you by every thread but you shall gain patience and tranquillity soon.

>>586888
Yes because most of the time someone or a group of people tried to use the revolution as a means to further their own ambition. Civilians got killed constantly, justly or not.

>>586910
> Civilians got killed constantly, justly or not.
That's an exaggeration.
Civilians mostly got killed as part of the civil war, in the areas that didn't rebel they were okay.

Louis XVI's execution led to civil war in France, intensified attacks from the rest of Europe, and consequently the Reign of Terror

so yep it the blood rained back down on them

>>586834

Other kebabs.

>>586834
The Russians.

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>>586717
Codranu was based. In terms of style that is, don't really care about politics.

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>>586717
Rivera too was very stylish. He should've been an actor. He has the Al Pachino vibe without the weak chin and being a manlet.

cartoon villains man

>>586312
Because no one wanted to live in London tower.

no lad could be arsed to tbf

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace

They did

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>>586307

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>>586307

>>586339
>Bringing weapons inside pomerium
American gun freaks are truly uneducated retards.

Smooth space v striated space

>>586285
they need to settle down.

>>586285
They seem to be all over the place.