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>>2986119

Obviously not, 'Palestinian' is a completely made up identity that was created in the 20th Century.

>>2986132
t. assmad jew

>>2986148

I'm not assmad, I'm just a Jew.

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>>2982475
Amen.

>>2982475
The meek shall inherit nothing.

>>2982506
They already have everything

>>2980646
1: It puts women and progressives in their place.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_social_changes_under_Islam

>>2980657
How many times does the damned thing have to repeat that they banned female infanticide?

I would tend to my chickens

>>2979375
Merge back together with the Eastern Roman Empire

>>2979375
Abandon gaul,iberia,and,britian
reinforce the fuck out of italy

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Scotland's "fascist" one is pretty nice too.

>>2967836
So many Irish on this board. Is history a big subject in Irish schools?

>>2967838
Looks like another cuckstamp monarchs flag. Communist flag is definitely the best.

>"The expression 'hmmm cheque please!' was coined when, after a working lunch, Churchill remarked to the visiting Secretary of State, 'we must first begin by attacking the soft underbelly of the dragon.' Confused and frustrated, the Secretary reclined in his chair and exclaimed, 'Hmmmm cheque please!" [4]

>>2991246
I'm sure that fat fuck knew everything about soft underbellies

>>2991246

He may have been a fat, evil, beady, bigoted, classist, FUCKING WHITE MALE, but he wasn't wrong.

>>2990732
God making us intrinsically good is not the same as creating a flawed version that overcomes good. To truly be good, one has to overcome evil, since there is no good without evil. Evil is something we can learn from, something that can make us see why we should be good. In a way, evil helps us be better than good.
That, or one can simply say, idk, God probably knows something I don't, so I trust he's doing it with the best intentions that I may understand in the next life.

>>2990732
>omnibenevolent
Well, I think it has more to do with justice than anything else.
Hardcore Christians emphasize God is just, so good people are rewarded and bad people are punished, iirc

>>2990732
>omnibenevolent

There's your problem right there. That atheist strawman that does not apply to God.

People who want to live with God forever have a place prepared for them to do so.

People who want to be separated from God forever have a place prepared for them to do so.

Everyone gets what they want.

What's wrong with that?

>>2990576
>iq
>holistic interpretation of statistics
>pseudoscience
>argument of authority
>ideology
>conquest is an argument of superiority

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>>2990588
>conquest is an argument of superiority
The rest I agree with my good sir, but I beg to differ when defending this position. I don't personally hold this view, but can see its merit as while a strict only-the-strong-survive kind of scoiety will be inhumane and with a lot of internal conflict, technically it results in an almost unrivaled resolve and strength in the surviving members, AKA literally the bes of the best

>>2990576
>H
>R
>E
but unironically

>>2988650
Where is this from?

>>2989895
Mycenean frescos at Pylos...

It's in the fucking filename you fucking clueless buffoon...

T.Not OP

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>>2988650
Nice.

And consider they were the lighter ones.

>>2987034
You need to understand what pop art is and specifically Warhols aesthetic. Up until Warhol, there was a large amount of labor that went into a single art piece. Even degenerate art that was considered detrimental to society still had the hard brushstroke of the artist encased in its canvas. It took time and work to create a good art piece essentially. Warhol changed all this with meshing the mass-production technologies of his day with his own work. Even though he still sunk countless hours into creating his work, the mass production of it sort of took away its perception as valuable. The public no longer saw time and production value as an essential key to successful art. Art now was focused towards message incased within the work. From this art sort of degenerated into what the scene is now. Absurd things like simple brushstrokes or solid canvases are accepted as art because it's no longer about quality and message, but just message. Because simple art projects can convey large messages, talented artists have stopped becoming known to the public

>>2987506
You're not wrong, but it's important to note that social media and the general "excess" wealth being created as we enter the ai age is already reversing this. Look at the guy who does 'Primative Technologies' on YouTube for instance.

>>2987506
That's pure horseshit m8
You've constructed your narrative first with absolutely no deference to even simple things like dates; for example "solid canvases" might well refer to pieces like Rauschenberg's White Paintings of the early 50s, only a few years after what might be considered very earliest of pop art and a decade before Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans and Marilyn Diptych; similarly Yves Klein's monochromes of the 1950s, and it wouldn't take any imagination to draw their history back to something like Malevich's Black Square of 1915. "Simple brushstrokes" could describe many abstract expressionist works which also predated pop art.

>>2987013
pbuh?

>>2987013
>she 9
FTFY

Muhammad was a pedophile.

>>2987016

Peace be upon him.

The subtle body. Another level of anatta.

>>2986882
What are these things?

>>2986940
>Anatta
Non-self. According to Buddhism, all physical and mental phenomena are non-self.
>Subtle body
Or Sambhogakaya is the level of manifestation where you experience the rewards and punishments of karma after death, analogous to the soul in Greek and Christian thought. It is still a temporary state subject to Samsara.

>>2985488
You can use Google Drive if you want people to be able to open them online. However if you just want to store and share with a neat interface, I suggest you to use Mega.nz (and to supply the link)
Thanks for the share, dude, your contribution is appreciated

>>2985504
thanks man

>>2985488
1) Find a file-sharing website. (eg. Mediafire)
2) Post your files on it.
3) Share links.

>>2984410
When you say Asia and Africa do you mean Mongoloids and Negroids?

>>2984423
yes

epic meme thread
I XD everytime

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>>2975834

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>>2975834

>>2975834
In what way were they the good guys? They lost an election and chimped out.