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>>2991710

You can't win two-front wars.

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>>2991710
Agreed, it would have lead to a lot more successful Communist activity in Britain and France.

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>>2991716
But they pushed Russia back and held steady at the western front, it is highly possible if Austro-Hungary and the ottomans got their shit together that they could have won.

doesn´t having kids makes you a slave?

Nietzsche had no children, and Christians and underclasd tend to have more kids than atheists and the ruling class

no, its just fear of responsibility

Because in a society where no one votes or runs for office, politics are entirely controlled by a craven caste of career politicians who work against the people's interest. You know, like in every Western country.

>>2991347
Yeah, and in a society where nobody gives food to charity, many people will go hungry. But in the real world, someone else does give to charity, and someone else votes. I'm just specializing in something else and contributing in my own way. If I had to waste time keeping up with politics, I would have less time to he a good scientist.

when did we all unanimously decide democracy worked or was a meaningful system? i wouldnt trust most people to watch my backpack, let alone trust them to make good decisions about my future.

democracy is just this christian idea that god's will be manifest in the body of the people. its purely superstition.

defintly the last one as far as i know

but its not as bad as the time one of my history teachers told me that the constitution is a racists document that was stolen from the Iroquois tribe.

>>2992974
>fake quotes

Do stormfags even bother to look up the shit they post?

>>2991251
the chernobyl one is true

>>2991162
Julius Caesar

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>>2991166
>Julius Sieger
:DDDD

>>2991162
Alexander the Great deserves a mention. He literally built two separate ramps out to Tyre for a combined land and sea assault on the city.

>>2990983

It was both but ethnic replacement levels were around half in eastern England. Many Celts were kept as slaves and peasants.

>>2991009
It must have been a peaceful invasion, then, because no archeological evidence of the invasion can be found, meanwhile evidence of the Roman, Danish and Norman invasion are all evident.

Shamefur serf bump

Geographically predetermined

Europe just never learns their lesson about Germans

>>2991058
This, whilst being in the middle of Europe is shit for war, its handy for peace. Also Germany has huge population. Investment after ww2 also played a huge part as America needed a powerful buffer-state against the soviets (Reason west Germany was allowed an Army whilst Japan wasn't.)

> to hold people against their will
You mean like slaves?

>>2990885
yes basically. He killed his own people to enslave Americans

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>>2990905

wrong.
first rome reborn

>>2990836
>couldn't even take Malta
Fly in the ointment eh old bean?

Wrong map. Italy never controlled all of the Croatian coast.

what profit is there to make?
I don´t think sudokus care much about cleaning the mess or their funeral services

>>2990735
Presumably there's a cost involved right? You could just pay someone for it. But then, why would sudokus pay out the nose to end it all when they could do it with a handgun and half a dollar's worth of bullets?

>>2990701
the only way I see it to succeed is if you offer a DMT overdose so you die tripping balls in an absolute epic way.
But according to some researchers this happens naturally since there´s DMT produced by our body inside us specifically for this function.

>>2990698
there is no correct religion. All religions are true, including atheism.

>>2990704

>one religion says homosexuals should be executed
>another religion says it's okay to be gay

All religions are true!

>>2990698
You can't arguably say any religion is the one true religion. Logically they would have revealed themselves earlier.

>>2990617
No.

no but it's a damn good game

>>2990617
>/his/
>videogame where appear titans and other mythological creatures
>accurate
What did OP mean by this?

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>creates the Universe
>somehow only one distinct ethnic group on this planet called Earth matters enough that he reveals himself to them while smiting his other supposed creations for trying to harm them

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>>2990459
Stop eating shrimp.

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>>2990459
He tried to reveal himself to other nations. They all rejected the covenant. Only the Jews were capable of it.

>>2990424
The "Salting of Carthage" was actually a misinterpretation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salting_the_earth#Destroying_cities

"Starting in the 19th century,[7] various texts claim that the Roman general Scipio Aemilianus Africanus plowed over and sowed the city of Carthage with salt after defeating it in the Third Punic War (146 BC), sacking it, and forcing the survivors into slavery. However, no ancient sources exist documenting the salting itself. The Carthage story is a later invention, probably modeled on the story of Shechem.[8] The ritual of symbolically drawing a plow over the site of a city is, however, mentioned in ancient sources, though not in reference to Carthage specifically.[9]
When Pope Boniface VIII destroyed Palestrina in 1299, he ordered that it be plowed "following the old example of Carthage in Africa", and also salted.[10] "I have run the plough over it, like the ancient Carthage of Africa, and I have had salt sown upon it...."[11] The text is not clear as to whether he thought Carthage was salted. Later accounts of other saltings in the destructions of medieval Italian cities are now rejected as unhistorical: Padua by Attila (452), perhaps in a parallel between Attila and the ancient Assyrians; Milan by Frederick Barbarossa (1162); and Semifonte by the Florentines (1202).[12]"

>>2990438
Yeah, the major problem with the "salting" story is that Rome resettled Carthage and it was then a Roman city. Probably just symbolic.

>>2990454
There's also the simple fact that salt was incredibly fucking expensive and prized by anyone who liked eating meat.

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Obligatory.

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>>2990127

>>2990127
She's ugly, looks like a cashier in my local Billa.