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>>357634
>who owns the moon
By international treaty nobody.

Do bother to fucking google before you post. Read the fucking sticky.

States aren't allowed to own the moon. People claim they own the moon but those claims aren't recognized by anyone (but themselves).

>>357634

The owner of any piece of land is whoever has the means and motivation to hold it. Right now, the answer is "nobody" because nobody has the means to maintain a presence on the moon nor does anybody have the motivation to try.

>>357603
>Syndacalism
Syndicalism.

Apart from the IIeme Internationale betrayals of Syndicalism in Hungary, Italy and France, and the betrayal of the "anarcho-syndicalist" elite of the CNT in Spain?

About as sordid a fucking history as bolshevism, except for murdering comrades for political reasons to support a teetering capitalist state.

Oh wait, the POUM.

As with most political ideas put into practice, a lust for absolute power and the murder of innocent people.

>>357667
>>357622
>>357603
tell me more.

>>357561
It's the rightful successor to the Golden Horde.

>>357561
Borat

>>357561
Once the homeland of nomadic Iranians such as Scythians and Sarmatians .

>>357557

Amusing lies for morons.

Go to bed Dan.

>>357560

Note to OP: Hating Dan Carlin is a meme

>>357557
He's a really good storyteller. And he enjoys history but he's not a historian and shouldn't be treated as such.
He's a gateway into actual history, but at the end of the day it's entertainment.

>>357427
you sound like a moron desu

What are you talking about?

>>357427

>I do find value in being sophisticated and intelligent


sophisticated =/= intelligent

why did he blow his alliance with stalin?

>>357428
Tito loathed non-whites.

>>357413

I've seen some individuals on here state that Communism in Yugoslavia worked quite well. Is this true?

>>357335
Protestantism killed Him

>>357335
He meant that he had defeated god in a fight to the death.

That is an animal with many faces. Primarily you should understand that it is not an angry phrase, or an anti-religious standpoint, although the man himself could be considered an ideological enemy of the church. The statement is lamenting the loss of potentially worthwhile values men of the church are supposed to take to heart when a process of normalization and disinterest caused by regularity occurs over time. God is dead because he is mundane, his value is gone, and sadly it cannot be taken back by anyone who cannot questions things enough─not necessarily to question and realize the faults of religion, but to question and come to any greater understanding and awareness of a position.

The phrase is not happy, it is sad.

Also consider his thinking that men should be their own gods and it takes new form, but this is a decent summary.

>>357310
>Napoleon three

Really nigger

make one for the hundred years war theres not very many good ones on youtube

>>357310
>corpse
>Napoleon three
>No talk of Prussia swarm tactics
>No talk on railways

5/10, could do a lot better

>>357302
Except that is what race is. There is no scientific basis for what "race" is, as it is just grouping a variety of different ethnicities together by subjective and ultimately unscientific characteristics (such as shade of skin).

A good example of how this is shown is by comparing modern Jews genetically. Jews from Arabia and Jews from Europe have similar genetic ancestry even if they look different. Even the elite of Beta Israel in Ethiopia share strong genetic connections, despite the fact that they are black while Ashkenazi Jews are white.

If you want to be scientific and accurate, you can talk about ethnicity, but "race" has no objectivity.

>and institutional power

That's some horseshit neo-Marxists identitarians added to the definition.

Racism is just hatred or preferential treatment of other races, that's it.

>>357503

This, the second sentence anyway. Institutional power is just racism that's being backed by the state.

Geography

>>357227

massive case of autism and superiority complex

They basically had the mentality of that edgy kid in class who would read giant volumes of manga at school and thought he was a super genius and better than everyone even though he got like straight C's

>>357237

elaborate

>>357176
So every perspective is 'false' but your own?

>Evangelism is the solipsism of spirituality

Also, nice unbaised academic sources.

>>357192
Having a perspective is expecting it to be true.

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>>357176
>false religions
No need to repeat yourself m8

>>357174

catholics have nothing to do with whitnes, just WASP bullshit.

But back in the 1600s I know in the British colonies Catholics were only allowed in Maryland and it became like a safe haven for them, but they had like no rights until the American Revolution then they could start running for shit and voting, but no one really liked them and didnt vote for them is all.

>>357174
>>>/pol/

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>>357251
>we can't discuss the impact the concept of race has had on history at all or it's /pol/

>>357110
It was considered a minor threat as you said. In fact up until recent history the crusades were described by muslim scholars as being minor invasions that were only somewhat successful because the muslims were engaged elsewhere and as soon as they were no longer engaged this tiny invasion force was swept asunder.

>>357110

Very minor event over there. In fact the major Islamic players in those conflicts are practically unknown in the native history. They're only known in Europe.

The first crusade was the only one that had any impact on the region, and all it did was inconvenience the Turkish military, beat a little coalition of Muslim lords whose troops didn't want to fight anyway, and make a few insignificant cities in the Levant change hands for a while.

>>357110
>How much of a blow to the Islamic world were the crusades? Did it contribute to the fall of the Islamic world?

Not that big. Mongols pretty much did that all by themselves.

However i would say that the Kingdom of Jerusalem is very fascinating. I honestly think it could had been something great if given time and if Saladin hadnt happened.

there was the railroad
they united india which objectively speaking isn't good or bad but it stayed united so presumably that's something they're happy about.
introducing india to parliamentary republic type government, which they have also maintained.
they did introduce western style education, although some indians today are still unhappy about it because they were usually christian schools.

>>357160
Do you think its fair argument to say that without British education Ghandi would have never becamet he huge figure he is today?

>>357095
Kek, I just had to write 2500 word-essays on how modern definitions of the empire fit within the historical context of the Delian League and to debate whether the theory of evolution is proven or not. On top of that I've another 1500 word one on Boxer China and the causes leading to the fall of the Qing dynasty.

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>>357018