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What would it be like to attend a party in Mozart's time?
that is porn isnt it? can i have source?
>>1222709
its from the movie amadeus you uncultured swine
>i wish tho
>>1222714
>uncultured
>because the movie Amadeus was even close to non-fiction
k. seems legit.
protip: It's a vague, broad, opinionated depiction
Tell me everything you know about pre 1910 Korea.
And that's a wrap, folks.
Their fashion was terrible.
This man was the only person with his shit together
War plan red was america's plan to invade canada and raid the english empire in the 30's. To be fair, canada and UK were planning to attack US at the same time.
>>1221418
Saskatchewan was going to become israel before the whole holocaust thing
![Golden_Circle_(Proposed_Country)[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/R917URq.png "Golden_Circle_(Proposed_Country)[1].png")
The Golden Circle
A secessionist secret society wanted to take over the whole Gulf / Caribbean region to help perpetuate slavery. I'm not really sure how serious of an idea it was, and it'd be interesting to see how one-drop rule American racial hierarchy would mesh with the castas system
>>1221440
>Saskatchewan was going to become israel before the whole holocaust thing
Until Canada makes the Jews give half of it back in 70 years because of "Muh colonialist occupation! Muh indigenous rights!"
Butthurt over creating a Jewish state wouldn't change a bit, much like butthurt over jews existing at all anywhere hasn't changed. Only solution is to let the Jews kill the uppity natives and get on with our lives.
how does a stateless society (anarchy, comunism, whatever) protects it's citizens from another state that wants to conquer it?
>>1230796
guns for everyone
Everyone happily volunteers to protect their homeland, of course!
>>1230796
it doesnt
thats why attempts at anarchism failed spetacularly to survive against outside force
So /his/, which of these two will be the first to establish a cult?
I sense a creepy vibe from both the School of Life and Stefan Molyneux - the School of Life with how it is trying to be a 'secular religion' and Stefan with his DeFOO stuff and compelling charisma.
Present evidence to support your arguments.
please keep this memery out of /his/
I don't know what the School of Life is.
I do t understand why people call Molyneux a cult leader. He's just a popular YouTube thinker who supports an unrealistic political ideal.
>>1228582
To go from making cult classics like Populous, Theme Park and Dungeon Keeper, to being a a suicide cult leader
Sad days.
Come on. It's an anonymous board. No need to make stuff up, nobody is going to judge you here.
Me, I don't really care about the poor 100% of the time. Sure, I get emotional when I see people living in the dirt or a poor kid getting a bike for Christmas, but everyone including hard-capitalist find that emotional.
The real reason I'm anti-capitalist is personal interest. I don't want to work Ina cubicle for 8 hours a day. I'm not lazy (or maybe I am), I think it's unnatural and a waste of human potential. Kant and Nietzsche would go...
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>live in a capitalist system
>so many excess resources that the system can afford to buy you off with NEETbux to get you to fuck off
>live in a command economy
>depending on the level of state control, you either get sent to a GULAG for parasitism, or just starve to death
Does anyone else notice a grate shift in ideology about to happen? As alt-right becomes more socially acceptable as a reaction to sjw culture, 4chan slowly becomes more left and reddit slowly becomes more right. The braking point will be when Donald Trump wins this years election.
Hegel was right again.
>>1226400
>4chan slowly becomes more left
Kek, this place will never have an alignment. There will always be people on both sides flinging shit at each other for the sole sake of shit flinging.
>>1226400
I do not follow you, why would 4chan become more leftist?
>Hegel was right again.
Explain please.
/his/ Paintings?
How much did the average European scholar know about the rest of the world? About Far East and India and Sub-Saharan Africa, and all the rest? How much did the average nobleman? The average peasant? Did the commoners even know what countries there were outside Europe?
>>1228851
The average person today still knows jack shit and cant find most countries on a blank map
>>1228857
I am pretty sure most people have a crude image of the world map in their heads.
>>1229184
Most people would only be able to know where certain continents are.
After that, going any deeper would mean you'd lose the majority.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-QBqT9RQAM
>Panvilov’s 28 is a movie devoted to a famous act of bravery by the Soviet soldiers that managed to protect Moscow back in 1941, with most of them paying the ultimate price for this deed. The movie has been created in partnership by the 28 Panfilov’s men studio and Gaijin Entertainment, the video game developer that created the famous MMO - “War Thunder”.
Looks pretty good for some Russian indy studio and a video game company.
>>1228812
> An investigation by Soviet authorities in 1948, since declassified, revealed that the description of the events was exaggerated. Six of the soldiers were still alive, including one who was arrested in 1947 on charges of high treason and confessed to having “voluntarily” surrendered to German troops and later joined a German police force
>>1228818
an embellished war movie?!?!
>>1228818
In March 17, 2016, Russia's State Archive of Socio-Political History removed its director Sergei Mironenko from his post after he exposed Ivan Panfilov and his legend to be “fiction” and railed against Soviet “myths” in front of top officials. Mironenko went on to call the legend of Panfilov to be not even a myth but a deliberate “falsification."
>Ukraine is the true slavic, sole legitimate heir of the Kievan Rus while Russia is the bastard sucessor of the mongol horde
>Ukraine is an artificial state created by Communists and sponsored by the US in more modern times
Which of these is true? Which of these is false?
False dilemma.
>>1228436
None of yer black 'n white thinking son
What's an "artificial state?"
Are there any areas that were suitatable for a civilization to start but did not? I am talking of the time when the first civilizations arose.
>>1228413
I think alot had to do with environmental suitability (consistency) at or just above 23 degrees north. Any "bad" serious series of events made other places "fail to launch" to any great success.
I'm OP, check this out (pic).
Any thoughts on it?
>>1228466
I think it's not an exhaustive list (farming all over Europe would be various hues of orange and the Indus River Valley isn't lit up, or the Nile) and farming alone, although it's a major contributing factor, doesn't "make" civilization. It's also off topic when the parameter was "the time when the first civilizations arose."
Who was the most disappointing Roman Emperor and why was it this fucking lazy piece of shit?
Elagabalus aka "I'll suck you off in the royal palace for 2 denarii" aka "Charioteers make my boipussy wet"
>>1228191
Surely it is Commodus who is the most disappointing, coming after the revered Aurelius. Here is an emperor who pissed away a legacy by his fantasies of being Heracles born again, fighting gladiators, renaming the country and calendar in his own name - while the empire was being eroded.
>>1228282
This bastard got killed by Maximus eventuallt.
The most evil man in history.
>Evil
>>1228112
Fixed.
Guy invited the Vandals into Africa which is pretty much the most devastating blow the WRE received.
Daily reminder that the book of revelations was written during the intense persecution of the Christian Faith during the tenure of Domitian, the Roman Emperor from 81 - 96 AD and it's purpose was to provide the persecuted Christians with a sense of hope that would encourage them to remain faithful to Christ despite the fact that at any moment they could be put to death for the Faith and thus should not be considered canon.
>>1227863
There was no Christianity. The gospels were not even done at this point. The were indistinguishable from jews
Isn't that what they use the holy bible for in the Middle East where Christian persecution is going far beyond that which this century and the century before has ever seen?
>>1227863
That fact, that it was a message of faith and hope to the brotherhood in Christ on the mainland, should specifically make it canon. Also, the date is debatable, and makes just as much sense to me were it written later, but I have the idealist view of the text. We know second century people referred to it, so not too much later.
>>1227882
The epithet "Christian" existed by this time in Rome, maybe not all places in the Roman empire.
