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>>3129772
liberal in the US has a very different meaning than classical liberal. basically it's just a progressive/ political left, not a coherent ideology.

Liberal in the USA means women have = rights, minorities have = rights, military that will keep the peace by being the strongest, anti-commie.

We've been liberal since the 1940s

Americans are ignorant retards

Only if that person is going to suffer more than they could get out of life. Say they're born blind, deaf, and paralyzed.

But being black, or having a lower IQ, or having a minor dissability is in no way a acceptable situation for euthanasia.
Especially when you are referring to hundreds of millions, or even billions, of people.

>>3129722
I would only enforce a continent wide one child police, it would make wonders for them and the planet.

>>3129722

When the person being killed wants it.

>>3129698
Yes, but only because of the technological differences of this shitshow of a timeline you made.

>>3129698
Remember guys, it's those darn /pol/ posters that bring down the board quality on /his/!

>>3129698
Considering thathe fucking Poland whooped the soviets in 1920 id say it's pretty obvious that the Germans would clobber them. Enjoy your (you)s and stop making this thread

This is one of those few cases where the communists weren't the best at killing people.

Horde. At least they had Genghis at the reins.

>>3129684
>totally irrelevant backwards nonentity vs most powerful state in the world at the time

Hmm, tough choice.

That'd require Rommel to not be a total fuck up strategically.

They may have pulled off a win in the Eastern Front. But people forget that the U.S. was easily as powerful as the USSR with just the troops we had in Europe. If we combined the European and Pacific forces we would've steam-rolled Germany even after that.

>>3129646

Whats the difference between tactically and strategically?

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>>3129607
they also believed that the nile came up out of the earth

>>3129607
They meant they came from the south, which is common knowledge.

>>3129637
>>3129637
I mean how do you expect Desert people to articulate glaciers melting from mountains with no rain?

>>3129555

>literally export all grain, including seed grain for planting next year
>it was le kulaks!

>>3129555
>kulaks

pure fucking meme

>>3129555
>7.000.000
No. 3.5-4.5 million at most.

>>3129523
How else are white niggers going to compensate for their crippling low self-esteem and unimpressive skill level?

>>3129523
>Society always needs those that can do manual work, work in factories or simply live a simple life of farming

But, they can't even do that properly.

I feel bad for the "smart" blacks, as they get heavily crippled by having 50% of the pop bellow 80IQ

>>3129536
What's wrong with the while skill level?

I'm currently reading it. It's what you would expect based on Islam in it's current state. Lots of repetition. Juicy stuff comes later when Mohammed became a warlord.

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It's fun man. Little easier to follow than the Bible imo

I would recommend reading it with some commentary to bring it into perspective.
Def. not as adulterated as the Bible either.
That being said, the Bible stories I think are over all better.

It could make HBO for sure, don't know how the muslims non-western muslims would take it though?

There's a sura solely dedicated to saying "pls stop bullying Muhammed"

As a non-Muslim Westerner it was certainly an enlightening read.

>>3129465
>if it wasnt filled with mentally ill homosexual people and people who think there are more then 2 genders and fat acceptance people?

this was pretty much 30's-onward USSR
they ditched all post-revolution reforms that touched things you listed, because they realized they were fucking shit and almost destroyed the country
still didn't work out in the end

>>3129475
>>3129465
I would say China also didn't have much in way of LBGT/gender politics on their domestic policy menu
they are still communist just in name, like everyone else

>>3129465
Communism is structured in a way that makes it almost impossible for a dictator to not seize power and turn it into an authoritarian dictatorship. You could make an argument that if that didn't happen, it could work. But it will always happen in a large, successful state. Every time.

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>>3129289
cont.

Something that I've noticed is that people who I find exceptionally intelligent or clever, or whatever you want to use to describe how noticeably sharper they are than everyone else you see every day, have the following qualities across the board, every time, no matter what, no question..

1. They read books and have for most of their lives, making them well-read and cultured - they know what they're talking about and don't bullshit anything

2. They are strikingly articulate when forming arguments, partially by using "big words" fluently that most people don't even know the definition of

3. If they attend(ed) university, they don't pay much attention to the work and instead focus on their own thoughts and projects outside of class for their own purposes

4. They are eccentric enough to be noticeable(aspergers, etc), but normal enough to function in society.. i.e. live on their own, have a job, what have you...

5. They only have original thoughts, and never regurgitate anything.

What i'm describing, I very, very rarely if ever see go to university and use it as some kind of path to higher learning... or act like it means anything. I don't know how to explain it. They take everything into their own hands. They form their own opinions ALWAYS, and very rarely give a shit what other people think on any subject.

I don't see THESE people working hard on their term papers and sweating to get a 4.0 because they JUST HAVE to get into law school, or whatever, you get the point. These people don't listen to professors, or give a shit about what their peers think AT ALL. It's like they're incapable almost, or think it's 100% a waste of their time.

They form their own path. These qualities just don't fit the mold of university, do they? Am I wrong? Regular people do not act like this, and they go to university because "it's what you're supposed to do". I think it is a positive correlation.

>>3129289
Opinions can be formed in two ways. Informed or uninformed. Never is the uninformed opinion any good in any way.

Maybe the frame of reference or the outdated classifications you put people on are wrong?

If you don't feel well, there is something you need from others or there is something you need to change yourself.
If you already sorted yourself out (i don't know another expression), then plan what you need to do to get what you want.

>>3129264
if you think the number of people killed matters that much perhaps you should just read chinese history.

>>3129264

Why does op think that his opinion matters?

>>3129274
>>3129300
>Americans will make a plaque commemorating the time they beat some guy in an internet argument

>>3129249
>>3129258
what am i looking at?

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>>3129281
an egyptian god as depicted in the book of the dead

>The designer for the room claimed it wasn't inspired by scifi
Right

Marxists will believe anything if you build a Star Trek set to sell it to them from.

>a telex machine
whoopdidoo