It's a team building exercise

>>1394074
>head

some of the guns had blanks in them but the soldiers weren't allowed to know who did or did not have a blank thus letting those with a conscience and guilt assume that they infact had the blank allowing them to assume they infact did not kill the man, also with multiple shooters guilt is further negated because it is spread between them all.

horses and bows

>>1394055
Was that really the source of all their success, though? Would've imagined that it's success rate would eventually fall, due to others adapting.

>But I want to hear /his/'s take on it.
Why would you ever want to do that

>>1394068
>Would've imagined that it's success rate would eventually fall, due to others adapting.
This did happen, but not until later. By the 1280s the Mongols were getting trounced.

>>1393971
It has nothing to do with Islam.

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>>1393973
Imagine no religion.

>War.
>Then war.
>Another war.
>A war or two.
>Throw in some more war.
>Add a bit of war.
>Spice things up with just a pinch of war.
>Now get serious and have a war.
>Don't forget the war!

And that's just the first 1,000 years, only 7,000 more to go!

>>1393796
okay how are patents for the atomic bomb inventions, I've never heard any french atomic bomb testing.

>>1393796
I have never in my life heard an American say we invented any of those besides the top two. This meme was just made by someone who needs to get outside more.

>>1393806
well we didn't invent any of those, but we definitely improved them, or improved the production of them.
Clement Adler invented a glider with a steam engine.

None of the popular atheists know Scripture well enough to settle debates; neither do I follow the popular nor do your deluded retarded memes apply to me. My post was antitheist. I somewhat doubt your kind can learn new proper words.

Early protestants really were more or less the Wahhabists of their day.

>>1393441
Calvinists at least. Sperging out over rails around the alter so hard you're willing to start a civil war, wtf

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>>1393110
>moral philosophy
Should've just started spouting Stirner shit for the keks

>>1393115
yelling 'spooks' repeatedly just makes you look crazy

>>1393110
>..so, what's your moral philosophy, anon?"

You dodged a bullet, she sounds pretentious. I once went on a date with this girl, who went on about how she was into "visual art" beforehand. I am really into painting and film-making so I was intrigued, plus she had this interesting sort of thick hipster college girl style that for some reason, and I am not proud of, turned me on a lot. Needless to say she meant "installation art" had poor and unrefined...
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Creationism not mentioned and bible is seen as fiction. Go to the Creation Museum instead. Anyone who tells you it's bad is a Darwinist.

>>1393049
Do anyone else here get a weird wish of posting porn whenever they see shitposters like this?

>>1393049
>First post of any natural history thread is some retard pretending to be a creationist
Every god damned time without fail.

>>1392976
>real life Targaryens
Awesome

The Hapsburgs weren't medical experts, they didn't know if incest mutation was definite or not every time. They rolled the dice again and out popped that little mutant, and due to royal poltics and general life he was the only one in line when it came down to it

>Inb4 some contrarian talks about how he wasn't that bad of a king, since all the other advisors and political figures managed to run a somewhat competent spain.

>>1392976
A king could not marry a nobody. The only equal for the spanish habsburg king that wasn't hostile was another habsburg. It doesn't help that european monarchies have always been genetically close to each other.

>>1392938
None of the popular atheists know Scripture well enouh to settle debates; neither do I follow the popular nor do your deluded retarded memes apply to me. My post was antitheist. I somewhat doubt your kind can learn new proper words

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>>1392938
STOP THE BULLYING

>>1392973
Every one of those children was drugged with morphine and shot just a few years after that picture was taken.

Stupid people make threads about strawmen on /his/ instead of contributing something worthwhile.

>>1392675
>200 years old

More like ~1,500 years old.

Also:
>being a Christcuck

Pretty obvious you don't really have a grasping of history if you are one, so why don't you head on over to the Cripplechan to post on your containment board/hugbox?

>>1392680

I'm sorry, did I hurt your feelings?

>>1392653
>democratic
there you go

No. Pol Pot came to power because the US simply stopped propping up the Cambodian Kingdom.

Democratic Kampuchea is one of the great tales is irony though, where the US fought against what they believed to be the evil Communists in Vietnam, only for the Vietnamese to bring more stability to Indochina and thwart the genocide going on in Cambodia.

>>1394887
Lmao you think the Viet commies did it out of pure heart?

>>1392529
Whut?

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>>1392529
>giving guns to slaves
k

>>1392529
By the end of the war they actually were using black soldiers, though I assume they were freed slaves.

Actual slaves would not have had alot of motivation to fight

>>1392420
>powerful

>>1392820
>t. Mongolian horsefucker

>be mongol
>rape entire universe
>ruin history forever
>die and go to hell
Fucking mongols, just reading about them makes me mad.

>>1392373
They werent great, bows or crossbows were far superior as killing machines in the early days. Guns were useful because they were terrifying and easy to use and dont require a lot of stamina to reload and operate

>>1392373
They didn't see much use until they developed to the point of being better than crossbows. Conventional bows were still better in some ways, but required a lot of training, unlike firearms or crossbows.

>>1392373
They went through plate armour a lot better than arrows and crossbow bolts. I sort of doubt the whole "easier to train" narrative simply because they would have been quite expensive compared even to crossbows, thus making them less usefull in arming a bunch of conscripts.

It's basically completely ficticious apart from the names of some of the characters. Google "Armarium Magnum Agora", since actually linking to it gets caught in the spam filter.

>>1392262
>How historically accurate
Not

>>1392280
I did not know about this. It's usually hard to get me pissy about entertainment but between this and Gods of Egypt I actually feel a bit salty.