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>>3019098
people want to feel good, stick it in different things to see how it feels. an unintended consequence of encouraging humans to stick it in a hole for pleasure

>>3019098
bonding through sex is a thing, giving pleasure and recieving it also creates a bond

which is needed to procreate successfully, we arent rabbits to shit out a dozen of us every few months and then hope the best

you need to bring up your offspring aswell to consider procreating successfull

>>3019098
>in human civilization
Try prehistory. I don't think much thought goes into sticking a penis wherever. It was likely learned through empirical knowledge and experiment.

>>3018657
Basically euromutts with varying degree of nigger blood.

>>3018669
>>3018657
most of the original european americans were actually of descent of the germanic types in europe. Mostly from england and germany

>>3018669
The ones that have black blood live in the south or rust belt

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>>3018520

I'm sympathetic - but don't those philosophers choose and live based on a power of rationality which is not ultimately defensible?

Or this is a supreme divine truth, whose intentions are guided by a perfect rationality, and it is up to man to uphold this rationality. If a man is wise enough, within his lifetime he could uncover the creator's secrets and be acting wholly within perfect reason.

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>>3009247
there was a lot of japanese immigration during the period between meiji and ww2.

there are are even japanese enclaves in cuba.

>>3009247
Fujimori rose to power during a time when people really wanted change in Peru. He was able to take advantage of the intelligent Asian stereotype by presenting himself as a brainy technocrat who could take a smart approach to solving problems. His foreign character gave him a certain charm, and he was very good at demonstrating respect and interest in the cultural traditions and norms of Peru.

>>3009265
did he live up to the stereotype or is was as you say a ploy to take power but with no substance behind him?

>>3024222
That doesn't describe human behavior it describes motivations for human behavior.

Evil is if I prevent you from achieving these goals on purpose and just because.

>>3024251
I mean why do we still call humans good or evil when we can explain their behaviour much better through maslows hiearchy?

Two handed weapons were for dueling. Nobles loved duels. Nobles also controlled literture so thats why you hear about it instead of pleb tier ordinary warfare.

They were mainly used by mercenaries to break pike formations and on duels (at least in europe)

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>The changdao reappeared again during the Ming dynasty as a general term for two handed single edged swords. It was viewed very positively as an effective weapon by Qi Jiguang, who acquired a Kage-ryū (Aizu) manual from Japanese wokou, studied it, and modified it for his troops and used its tactics against enemies on the Mongol border c. 1560. At the time Qi specified a sword length of 1.95 meters, similar to the Japanese ōdachi. Its handle was long, apparently slightly more than one-third of its total length, and its curve shallower than that of Japanese swords. Commanding up to 100,000 troops on the Mongol border, General Qi found the changdao so effective that up to forty percent of his commandos carried it; it stayed in service throughout the late Ming dynasty.[citation needed] The changdao is often compared to the Japanese ōdachi or naginata which bear close resemblances and similarities to it.

>>3023950
can someone explain what exactly this is? I've heard of it in relation to marxist thought and gender studies, but I'm not sure exactly what it is. wikipedia doesn't clarify much and just says it is "a school of thought that stresses the reflective assessment and critique of society and culture by applying knowledge from the social sciences and the humanities". that's pretty damn broad.

It will last as long as whiny suburban leftist white people.

>>3023962
It means that it's a philosophy that is "critical"(haha get it?) and rejects traditional values and narratives and uses "social sciences and humanities" to support their arguments. For example, they posit that "gender is a social construct" and cite social and humanitarian studies bullshit to support their argument against biological studies and years of hard science research. Fuck the Frankfurt school and critical theory. Fuck the kikes for creating this insane ideology. Postmodernism was a mistake

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>>3023908
Probably.

>>3023920
fpbp

>>3023920
fpbp

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>>3023662

>>3023662

>didn't want a war
>invaded Poland after being repeatedly told that doing so would cause war between Germany and the UK

>>3023669
but muh german minority slaughtered by the gorillions

>>3023623
U need apologize to varus and his legions.

>>3023623
Lesbos and Switzerland.

>>3023623
fuck off bringing your mafia to the U.S. you stupid fucking faggot

>>3022771
They have reservations where only ethnic tribal members can vote and be elected.

>>3022780
>reserves
>Backwater shitholes with suicide epidemics and barren land

Yeah they got it good man.


Seriously though, has there ever been a greater injustice?

>>3022806
>Backwater shitholes with suicide epidemics and barren land
That's only because of the "people" who inhabit them.

>>3022747
>replaced
Those WERE the Eastern Roman people. Even up to Ottoman rule in 1453, the people we now call Byzantines were calling themselves "Romans."

>>3022778
uh they were greeks though?

>>3022789
Yes. And?

>>3022619
what a pseud.

A smart one, but still a total hack. Only popular with /pol/ because he BTFO's SJWs all the time which is ok I guess.

Originality for the sake of originality tends to be complete garbage, because they purposely ignore the things that made other pieces of literature/art/etc appealing for the sake of being different.

Generally the best 'original' works are works that effectively combine a selection of strong influences in an interesting and tasteful way.

>>3022640
Stagnation.

>You'll never fuck Cuban socialist qts while on leave

That eagle looks too bourgeoisie to be quite honest

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Really want this watch tbqhwyl

I unironically think egoism is the biggest redpill

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>be egoist
>go to movie theater with bros late with barely anyone there
>order ticket
>go to another movie instead because fuck it who's gonna stop me and do I really care if they do stop me? I either get a warning or I get kicked out, which desu who carrs because fuck movies
>steal soda with my own bottle
>its one of those nice theaters with reclining seats
>empty, its captain underpants, a movie about kids who dont give a fuck
>we decide to recline every seat in the theater
>smoking and vaping
>standing on seats, jumping around
>nobody looking at security cameras, guy is probably back there jerking it or sleeping
>dont even remember what happened in the movie because we just started trying to one-up each other with pranks
>bail and never get caught

doing what you want regardless of spooks is true enlightenment

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>>3015807
>call somoene a slave
>they don't get it
>mfw all these cucks who are slaves to their own conscience, going "this is immoral, this is unpatriotic" in their heads, doomed to never be free