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It's how all nations have grown since forever. Anti-imperialism is just a tactic that losers employ to disarm the strong. Beware of pity.

Trying to influence other cultures isn't wrong. What's wrong is exploiting less fortunate nations for their resources.

>you're born in a state with a culture and civilization that you had no control over so someone imposing a different culture and civilization isn't any different really
You're not a slave to your ethnicity though, hence why shit like weeaboos exists.

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>>287328
Fuck the Royalists.

Theodore Roosevelt.
I win.

>>287269
who the fuck says this lmao

>>287280
Sjw "buddhists"

Caesar went to China and was a student of Sun Tzu.

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>>287246
Russian History
>And then, things got worse.

Pretty sure Hitler was.

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>>286956
No, Jesus never mentioned Vishnu.

Vishnu is just another imposter.

>>286956
If that's how you want to interpret it within your dharmic beliefs then sure

But in actuality, no.

A Polish Jew. Or not

Florence Nightingale

>>286916
Didn't he blame the Jews or something
Or was it a trick
Didn't he spell it like Jues? Or did the movie lie to me? I loved that movie.

it gets written by victors and then their victors rewrite it to say the opposite for political reasons

>>286921
Why would the victors, the revolutionaries, rewrite it so they weren't sympathetic?

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>Robespierre
>a victor

it better be

>>286867
Yes. Hail Sithrak!

>the eternal emperor

>>286840

The same way every material power loses every asymmetric war. Costs involved in fighting the weaker party are too high to be worth the goal conceived.

In particular, the use of torture to break resistance cells was viewed as abhorrent and killed a lot of French support when further hostilities broke out.

>>286840
Because the French citizenry found out what they were doing to win.

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Because a great film had to be made.

But really, this.
>>286844

>>286780
He was a fairly based president. There aren't many to pick from but he easily makes the top 3.

>>286799
Didn't he basically cause genocide in the Philippines?

Nationalism done fairly right. Has a colorful history before being President.

Not a communist cripple like his relation.

>>286618
Paraguay took on all of its neighbors at once. And then did it again a hundred years later

You're probably thinking of Brazil killing Paraguay

>>286618

Paraguayan war. Between Paraguay and Brazil (mostly). Some estimates put the adult male population dead at 70%, although from what I gather (and I haven't studied the period much) modern estimates seem to think that was a bit exaggerated.

However, the Pope did allow a temporary institution of polygamy to help the population recover, so yeah.

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>>286580

Let me put it this way.

In 154, before the Three Kingdoms civil war, the Han census reported 55.4 million people.

In 280, when the Jin Dynasty had (more or less) clawed their way into re-unification, the population was at 16.1 million.

So, over 70% of the country gone.

>>286580
Well if you like sentimentalisation skewing the narrative to the point of eisegesis, try Burns' baseball and new york.

>>286546
>Truly, was there a more hellish point in human history?

World War 2

>>286546

Three kingdoms period of post-Han China.


WW1 was bad, but it didn't kill 70% of Europe.

>>286552
That's a bingo.

>>286541
Hitler was a devout feminist.

He believed that women were completely equal to men.

>>286541
They were definitely more encouraged to do athletic shit and to stay fit and stuff, but in terms of everyday life they were pretty much relegated to the usual female jobs of the time such as teaching or nursing, and the traditional role of raising the children

>>286558

EITHER HE WAS A "FEMINIST", OR HE "BELIEVED THAT WOMEN WERE EQUAL TO MEN"; CHOOSE ONE.

REGARDLESS, ADOLF HITLER NEITHER WAS A "FEMINIST", NOR DID HE BELIEVE THAT "WOMEN WERE EQUAL TO MEN" OR VICEVERSA; "FEMINISM" IS BASICALLY FEMALE SUPREMACISM, AND A FORM OF EXTREME SEXISM, AND MALES, AND FEMALES, ARE CERTAINLY NOT MUTUALLY EQUAL GENETICALLY, BIOLOGICALLY, PHYSICALLY, PSYCHOLOGICALLY, NOR SOCIALLY, BUT DISCRIMINATION BASED ON UNESSENTIAL FACTORS LIKE GENDER, IS ERRONEOUS, AND LEADS TO SOCIOCULTURAL PROBLEMS LIKE THE ONES EXISTING NOW.

>>286523
I can actually differentiate most major accents and languages even though I'm an American who only speaks English, Spanish, some French, and even less German.

>>286523
Native English speaker here - Dutch and Danish for me sound similar to me. German and the other Scandinavians do too, but to a lesser degree.

Once I learned German in school, the other Germanic languages really sound similar to me. Romance languages sound foreign to me, and once you leave Indo-European languages... forget about it

Sounds the best?
English spoken, Slavic languages singing
Sounds the worst?
Arabic. Not even an Islamaphobe, their language is just so harshly spoken

German and French sound similar to me desu