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it´s a desired bird

Thank you based walking bird of countries

>>3083123
It comes from America ie India. Peru is in America.

Anglos are retarded and it's a shame to mankind that such a retarded language became the lingua franca.

most communist consitutions recognize personal property, the soviet certainly did

>>3083064
>Le real communism has never been practiced

>>3083067
Uh he didn't say that?

That people are confined to their emotions, their needs, their wants, their desires, their physicality, their restrictions, their illness, their mentality, and etc. communism would work if we were ants or robots, but we're not. You would think a "high iq askhenazi" would understand this.

>>3083018
Marx was a journalist though and that is not a refutation of his ideas.

>>3082949
logic and analytic philosophy tends to be pretty fringe and its not the level of discussion you'd get from this kind of board
I dont know much about it myself to be fair - bump anyways, maybe something will come of this

Fuck this shit. Trying to make philosophy scientific ruins it.
It's about the human element. The human dimension. Fuck "logic".

>>3084599
were you one of the schoolkids that wittgenstein beat up?

>>3082943

Because it's hurtful for their Indian pride

Why do you think OP?

Nationalism is the same everywhere.

>>3082943
Because south (dravidian) India became very important culturally and economically in the subcontinental world, but is mostly absent from the indo-aryan tradition that gave birth to vedic India.

In my town we believed that jewish wizards caused blight

I also browse reddit

leddit crossposting is why /his/ is so shit-tier
also every other board

>>3082883
Based. We should drop copies of Troy on them instead of bombs

>>3082883
More like the same taste as jihad fanboys. Also probably receive help from professional Jew or Jew instructed film producers.

>>3082925
>implying ISIS is not a social construct meme invented by the government.
I bet you think Bin Laden was real too.

He was a straight man in Ancient Rome. It never would've worked out.

>>3082954
Was he as bad as I, Claudius depicted him?

>>3082850

Okay, I'm new to the whole "Roman Emperors" thing. My introduction to Roman History is SPQR and I just reached the Imperial section today. Claudius is the one who invented the push-up, right?

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Sealers engaged in raids along the coasts to abduct Aboriginal women and were reported to have killed Aboriginal men in the process. By 1810 seal numbers had been greatly reduced. An Aboriginal woman by the name of Bulrer related her experience to Robinson, that sealers had rushed her camp and stolen six women including herself "the white men tie them and then they flog them very much, plenty much blood, plenty cry." Sealing captain, James Kelly, wrote in 1816 that the custom of the sealers was to each have "two to five of these native women for their own use and benefit." A shortage of women available "in trade" resulted in abduction becoming common and in 1830 it was reported that at least fifty Aboriginal women were "kept in slavery" on the Bass Strait islands.[25]

"Harrington, a sealer, procured ten or fifteen native women, and placed them on different islands in Bass's Straits, where he left them to procure skins; if, however, when he returned, they had not obtained enough, he punished them by tying them up to trees for twenty-four to thirty-six hours together, flogging them at intervals, and he killed them not infrequently if they proved stubborn." (H.W.Parker The Rise, Progress, and Present State of V. D. Land 1833)[26]
The raids for, and trade in, Aboriginal women contributed to the rapid depletion of the numbers of Aboriginal women in the northern areas of Tasmania, "by 1830 only three women survived in northeast Tasmania among 72 men"[7]:pp 58–60 and thus contributed in a significant manner to the demise of the full-blooded Aboriginal population of Tasmania.

Depends how big the island is and how close it is to other civilized lands. Japan and Britain benefited immensely from being island nations. Even small islands sometimes do well if they're in important locations, Hong Kong, Malta, Venice, Singapore.

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I think Rapa nui people of Easter island has one of the saddest stories.
They already had developed writting-

Man did the US come to regret that

>>3082677
Hell

Heaven

>>3082685
>>3082687
I'm getting mixed messages here.

>What if a warrior-noble religion instead of a slave religion became the official religion of the Roman Empire?

We wouldn´t have radical egalitarian ideologies, cuckoldry...

>>3082549
This

>>3082537
It would still collapse.

Why do people who claim to have the moral high ground always have to ruin everything.
>Ancient Christians
>Christian reformists
>Puritans
>Socialist communists
>Prohibitionists
>SJW's
They literally ruin everything.

>>3082539
My guess is to have dominance and more offspring. Religions and other ideas legitimize their actions in the eyes of their peers, thus ensuring their survival after judgements are carried out.

>>3082539
They probably view humanity as more civilized and therefore believe that we should be held more to account for our actions than animals, what they don't seem to realize is exactly what you said, that we humans really are not that different from animals, and are acutally quite similar in several aspects

So basically books that conform to your particular prejudices and viewpoint on the subject

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here you go

This is probably the most detailed you can get on Germany
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany_and_the_Second_World_War

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Think again

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>tfw when you realize that cultural marxism and post modernism still alive and well.

>>3082508
>implying Jeremy Corbyn isn't Hitler 2.0 britbong edition.