What does /his/ think about Mutualism? Is a free market system possible without capitalism? It could be possible to put a mutualist economic system into practice?
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>>1354986
Can you give me some historical background on mutualism if you're gonna make a thread about it?
>>1355343
http://www.mutualist.org/id25.html
Hey guys first time posting, looked for a thread that this could go in and didn't really find anything.
I am hoping to get the best sources(sources can be books, documentaries, peer reviewed journal articles, etc.) you folks have found for
1. Ancient Greece
2. Celts
3. Scythians
4. Pazyryk's
5. Other beginning history peoples
Thanks and cheers mates!
I'll be the first to bite the bullet and just link you to the reddit resources which are very good
other anons will have additional stuff I'm sure
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/wiki/books
https://www.reddit.com/r/history/wiki/recommendedlist
>>1354822
thanks man, why is this not in the sticky?
>>1354840
don't know. Maybe to avoid shit flinging about which resource is more credible
Why didn't the Euro's try to take over Liberia during the Scramble for Africa? Was it protected under America? It clearly was (is) easy pickings
>>1354722
It was considered a nation though.
>>1354722
It would be like the Boer Wars but more publicized. Utter political suicide.
There was no reason to, really. It was an American colony in Africa for Free Blacks by Americans
Has history shown Hobbes to be right? Why or why not?
Sort of.
The Leviathan became not a monarch, but a state.
>>1354680
Yes and no. At least in the modern West his ideas did not persist, but the ideas of those he inspired did. Both Locke and Rousseau were unsatisfied with the conclusion Hobbes came to (any state is good, because even the most oppressive and borderline totalitarian king is better than having no state at all) and came up with solutions to the problem Leviathan posed.
I guess it was one of those philosophical cases where the answer did not matter as much as the fact that the question was asked.
>>1354680
Well a monarch or a monarch like leader has proven to be pretty bad compared to constitutional republics, So no he was not right
Is Charles Manson actually the worst inmate still in jail today in history more than 25 years ago in the US?
What does /his/ argue over inmates that've been incarcerated for more than 25 years?
>>1354549
I'm still surprised at how much sense his analysis of The White Album makes.
he didn't even kill anyone. I think he regrets his life and feels remorse but idk if I want him on the street with the way he acts.
He's evil, but he never actually even killed anyone himself. That alone definitely precludes him from being the worst.
Is there a more miserable country in the history of the world than Russia?
>>1354504
Serbia and just the Balkans in general.
>>1354504
China
Haiti
what do you guys think of lloyd
>>1354474
He's alright. He triggers /his/torians probably more then /pol/
Gobshite.
>>1354484
He triggers /k/ommandos as well. Fucking Lloyd and his Spandau's.
Ask a public school history teacher anything.
How did you become a teacher? I'm interested in becoming a history or English teacher.
How do you approach to teaching history?
How do you deal with the fact many kids find history boring?
How do you deal with all the attractive young women?
>>1354498
Started as an aid in college, then decided to get a teacher's education and do it full time.
>>1354508
I try to be as detailed and visceral in explaining events and concepts as possible, without trying to come off as "look how hip I am lol". I study favorite speakers and authors and draw from them how to invest an audience in the subject.
>How do you deal with all the attractive young women?
It's hard to not come off as flirtatious when talking to a young female student one on one because of how much that kind of interaction has been associated with being a pedo, but my class trusts me.
"I must unite the Canadian people under one flag."
>I must unite the Canadian people under A FUCKING LEAF
>>1354457
"I must unite the colonies of North America because it would be easier for trades.* "
>>1354466
trade is important
Has terrorism ever been able to change history?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRI5eWWZIpo
>>1354435
Let's ask the Arch Duke and all the people who died in World War I.
>>1354438
But WW1 was inevitable. It would have happened sooner or later.
>>1354435
Yes, such as when Rome treacherously and shamefully destroyed Carthage.
>I am doing something of which the messiah of the coming 2000 years must never learn.
What did he mean by this?
Stop shitposting.
Nice try jew, himmler was a devout occultist thorist
>I am trying to fullfill the Torah. Praised be y-hweh and may the learned elders suceed in their quest for world domination against the stupid goyim
What did Stalin mean by this?
When the founding fathers won their war for independence, how long did they think the union would last? Would they be surprised to learn that their union is now coming up on it's 45th Presidential election? Many nations have sputterd out or split up sooner.
And on that point I wonder just how powerful they thought The United States of America would become. Could they have imagined the most powerful fleets in the world, sailing through every ocean under their (sorta) flag? What would they think of their nation spanning from Atlantic to the Pacific and into the 21st century?
"You dream of empire!" ~ John Adams
After the meeting we all got high as fuck and laughed about the shit we just done. Georgie boy grew this chronic ass outdoor bud, the recipe had been passed down from his family for generations, that's why we all loved the son of a bitch.
P.S. Ever wonder why money is green? George smoked so much fucking weed 6 days out of 7 he was comatose.
>t. Jefferson
>old straight white dudes
who cares baka
Today, June 30th, marks the aniversary of the Night of the Long Knives, when Hitler purged the SA leadership including Ernst Rohm (pic related) and Gregor Strasser, both leaders of the left wing branch of the NDSP, what is often now referred to as Strasserism (after Otto Strasser) or 3rd Position Fascism, the part of the party which actually believed in socialism and the "second revolution" to overthrow capitalism.
Rohm, the head of the SA, was an open homosexual and so were many of his lieutenants. It strikes me as a strange coincidence that the last day of LGBT Pride Month, coincides with Hitler's betrayal of Rohm, one of his closest friends.
I don't know about all of you, but when I discovered that the NDSP had openly gay leaders, it was a bombshell. I'm gay (or rather pansexual I guess), and I had never considered that Nazism or Fascism might "have a place for me" or "be an option" so to speak.
Can't say I've become a fascist or a Strasserist though. I just have no feelings or beliefs of ethnic/white supremacy or nationalism. I do find a lot of allure in the aesthetics of fascism, the uniforms, the discipline, the brotherhood. A kind of allure that I don't feel towards the 'mainstream' LGBT community with its over sexualization, promiscuity or emphasis on parties, dancing, drinking and club drugs.
Anyone else here interested in this stuff? Any other closeted homo-nazi's out there?
>>1354015
If you like closet-homo nazis you should check this guy out.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Rahn
Also, regardless of everything his two books lucifer's court and crusade against the Grail have left such a deep impression in me that I'll never forget.
Also, I got into researching this stuff after listening to Death In June and it's frontman Douglas Pearce. Weird music. Extremely alienated, and not at all the typical skinhead punk, Oi! or black metal white nationalist crap. For one, there isn't any "hate speech". The music is too romantic for hatred like that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rlghYsHnVc
>>1354064
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Rahn
Interesting! I will look into this, thanks!
>Without God, everything is permitted.
What did he mean by this?
>>1353761
It's pretty straight forward. What part confuses you?
>>1353761
Well of course *sniff* he didn't say it
A better question is why did Moot get rid of sage?
What went so right?
Nothing.
These are the true borders of Germany.
>>1353754
Austrian incompetence and cooling tension with Bavaria
Zollverein, Bismarck, realpolitick and the Breach-loading needle gun
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