What exactly was the pinnacle of Western Civilization?

America in the 1950s

>>130099280

>America after they joined forces with the Communists and stabbed their ancestors in the back

Really activates my almonds.

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>>130099157
Rome in its glory days or Ancient Greece. Since then every time we try to model society after that (((they))) slips the people into degeneracy.

1950's America

>>130099407
That's not even mentioning the fact that the Boomers were spawned in this decade.

Germany 1940

>>130099544

The Romans truly were incredible. I'm re-listening to the History of Ancient Rome audiobook on audible, and I can't believe how deeply and truly their sense of civilization and family ahead of the individual ran. Most great civilizations have some degree of this when on their way up, and like Rome they fall when individuals care only for themselves and will not make sacrifices for their society..

But nobody demonstrated as much grit as the ancient Romans. Aside from perhaps the Greeks of 490-480BC.

>>130099157
Mid 19th century until the great depression. A wealth of artists; the likes of Matisse, Monet, Picasso, along with timeless writers like Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Dickens, and Steinbeck, to name a few, all lived in this golden age

>>130100357
It would be 1930s germany actually.
Although 50s America was better tbqh

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>>130099686
take me back

Before Irish won their Independence.

Rome 10 bc