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Can anyone simply explain the concepts of communism and socialism?
Socialism=common ownership of the means of production
Communism=a type of socialism with common ownership of their means of production without classes, money, or a state
They're both garbage.
>>436851
scum
>>436880
So like factories and shit?
Then why do people call medicare socialist?
Are there any instances of American soldiers knowingly and willingly engaging in suicidal attacks against an enemy?
I don't mean like "Oh boy, this is going to be a tough one, we may not make it out alive" type attacks.
I mean "I'm going to strap a bomb to myself and run at that German tank over there"
Self bump. Can't find anything about it personally, but found quite a bit about most countries during WW2 having some form of it happening.
>>436500
Yeah, us americans aren't known for our rabid patriotism.
You dumb fucking retard.
>>436500
Okay sooooo what you're saying is that there are no examples of American suicide attacks?
Is there any truth to the theory about Freemasons being the Knights Templar?
this shit is bad history how old are you?
serious question
>>435371
>Is there any truth to the theory about Freemasons being the Knights Templar?
Templars were devote catholics, zealots of christian faith. Freemasons were the forebears of anti-religious thought and atheism in Europe.
>>435382
>Templars were devote catholics, zealots of christian faith.
What makes you think that?
You realise they were sentenced to death for heresy and various Oriental satanic shit, right? Sounds like Freemasons to me.
Mods are asleep, post absolute madmen
>>433236
>robespierre
roux
>>433236
Girondin go home.
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Tell me about the Assyrians. I've heard they were "cartoonishly evil", but all I know is that they've been around for a very long time.
Probably not too different than other conquering peoples at the time.
Well they had the first army that approaches what we'd see as modern today, complete with divisions, NCOs, and the like. They also pioneered the practice of deporting large amounts of the population in cities they had conquered to other regions and replacing those cities with yet more people they had previously conquered. As far as how evil they were, it seems they were no more and no less cruel than most Semitic states at the time. They were simply much more capable.
After Solomon dies, Israel goes into a civil war.
Israel is split between the kingdom of Israel (north) and kingdom of Judah (south).
Assyria conquers Israel.
Babylon conquers Assyria, Israel and Judah.
Persia conquers Babylon
Alexander conquers Persia
Rome
As for the culture of the Assyrians, they were degenerate pagans like the Babylonians, Egyptians and Canaanites.
Why is it that almost no philosophers or philosophy teachers end up in the right wing?
It seems like all the modern ones are communists.
Is there some secret in philosophy that refutes everything right-wing?
>post modernism and critical theory is all philosophy
it's called empathy
there's some anon on here who constantly cites The Opium of Intellectuals whenever somebody asks this, wait for him to answer it
