Who could be considered the protagonist of history?

>>2982708
Jesus.
But that's a major cop out

The Sun God, in his many various forms.

>>2982708
(you)

>>2982708
The English.

>>2982712
>But that's a major cop out

Probably still the best answer you can give. First series is about his life, then the following series are about how his legacy is handled by various individuals and powers. Everything else is just backstory.

>>2982708
I don´t know, but i´m the antagonist.

>>2982737
>first two episodes about his life
>next ten thousand don't even have him in it

False advertising

>>2982759
Hey, I said it was the best answer, not a good answer.

>>2982780
>Good, better, the best

lol

>>2982708
Hitler, but he got game over. When he lost to the baddies the universe glitched up, leaving us in the current mess.

>>2982708
Me.

>>2982708
Punished Wilhelm, a kaiser abandoned by his people.

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>>2982708
The proletariat and their predecessors, first among them the legendary Man of Steel.

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>>2983033
>press X to doubt

>>2982799
>which of the following meals is best? A bowl of mashed eggshells, a bowl of dog shit, or a bowl of pus?
>the egg shells
>therefore egg shells is a good meal

best of a bad stituation doesn't mean good

China unironically.

>>2982728

This.

When have we really ever been in the wrong?

>>2982708
Humanity as a whole

>>2983161
Best possible answer

>>2982708
The French

>>2982708
That's a pretty abstract question, but I would say that Donald Trump is the protagonist of this epoch.

>>2982708
Cyrus the Great
Alexander the Great
Augustus

>>2983060
Unironically the chinks, they've experienced pretty much all there is for a civilization to experience

Italy is a runner up

Saint Peter.

not
even
joking
family.

Me.

Anon of course

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Paul Nuttall.

>>2983477

Fuck no, wasn't he the guy who told the Persians about the path leading behind the Spartans at Thermopylae?

>>2982708

The eternal struggle against the Braudelian structures

Or this >>2983033