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How the fuck is this woman not considered one of the most unreliable hacks in the field of history? The Guns of August is one of the most blatant hit-pieces full of narrative insertions that I've ever seen. She just straight up assumes the power to read the minds of people and miscontextualizes quotes.
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>>5852918 Pop History is like that. Apologism of one side (your side) demonization of the other. And unlike economics, shit trickles down to the pleb masses as long as you have the means to comunicate your bullshit in an attractive, appealling way and in a really big manner that gets echoed by many.
Think of Greece vs Persia f.i. No pleb thinks different than Persians=bad; Greeks=good, because the bs echo chamber has been too big and loud for centuries.
Ofc none of those plebs knows one damn actual thing about the persian empire, and their only knowledge of the greeks comes from Brad Pitt playing Achilles and 3 or 4 memes and quotes.
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>>5852918 This guy sounds like half this board post-/leftypol/ invasion
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>>5852918 Jesus the BBC banned him from broadcasting lectures because of his excessive Germanophobia IN 1944! How much of a bigot would you have to be to get banned from speaking about the enemy at the height of the war.
Oh apparently he also thought the UK should have allied with the Soviets, that the North Koreans and PRC were the good guys in Korea, and a bloody Civil War ending in a republican victory would be good for Northern Ireland. Also complained that firing and imprisoning a known Soviet agent in 1980 was Maccarthyism. Why are lefty Brits always such treasonous cucks?
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>>5850555 Good to know I've a face to blame for "Top 10 (number 7 will blow your mind".
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>>5249797 Found the Americuck who discovered Slovakia 2 hours ago but already fancies himself an expert
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>>5247878 i wish i could snort his ashes with some coke.
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those polacks finna get dabbed on
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literally killed half of his own people
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>>5834207 at least we can agree that we both would have been much better off going our separate ways. De Tocqueville predicted this well before the war... but of course that assumes Yanks know how to read.
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>>5833367 Where did you learn to count?
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if one believes a person can own another person why do they not believe a nation can own a state
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>>5834229 i think it would be better for your argument as a dixie supporter if you didn't bring education into this..
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S*uthoids are neither his own nor ''people''
What happened to the earliest Europeans (Cro Magnon)? Are modern Europeans descendants of the Cro Magnon?
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modern Europeans are a mix of
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>>5806082 The Cro-Magnon area do not overlap with Aurignacian area. There were, in fact, no Cro-Magnons outside of Western Europe.
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How do get cave wench do give sex without rocking her?
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>>5805018 >Another thread where 3 posters samefag themselves to justify the fact their halo stupidity. Stupid shit like this is why no one will take you 4channers of /his/ seriously.
Humans Originate in Africa
Humans Migrated From Africa
Environments of 10,000 or more years gave them features.
Creating races of subspecies (offshoots)
Done
There's nothing pulling out of your ass that won't change a damn thing.
Glad I left this shithole long ago
- From a Reddit poster laughing at you losers.
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Why has Europe invented most things?
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turks are based
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>>5742830 Its the opposite, they were crucial in making the modern world come to fruition.
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>>5742522 Ever heard of the expulsion of the Jews of Spain you subhumanoid? The Sephardi in Israel are from Nafri like Tunisia or from Turkey, not Spain. Geeze, the goyim really dont know.
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>>5743655 All Sephardic Jews originate from the Iberian peninsula and fled to Turkey and Tunisia. Romaniote Jews are also European and have no nobles.
Is Litecoin a good investment?
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>>5556070 I meant to post on /biz/, can mods move this?
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>>5556078 Maybe use this moment to pause and think if you should still be wasting your money on meme money
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>>5556084 Bitcoin is not a waste of money.
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www.biblegateway.com The dead sea scrolls 350 BC-100 A.D.
http://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/ Crosby-Schoyen Codex.
http://www.historyofinformation.com/expanded.php?id=2794 7Q5-7q10 and 7q15 Earliest NT manuscripts date ranging 50 AD – 70 AD
http://www.carewinnipeg.com/articles/13-biblical-historicity/27-the-manuscript-evidence-for-the-new-testament Nash papyrus Exodus 20:2-17, Deuteronomy 5:6-21
http://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-OR-00233/1 Translation
https://rootsoffaith.org/the-nash-papyrus-an-ancient-witness KH1 and KH2 (aka silver scrolls) Deuteronomy 5:10, Deuteronomy 7:9, Daniel 9:4, Nehemiah 1:5 Numbers 6:24–26
http://www.digplanet.com/wiki/Ketef_Hinnom P52 , John Rylands Fragment , John 18.31-33; 37-38 ~125-175AD
http://www.skypoint.com/members/waltzmn/ManuscriptsPapyri.html#P52 P46, Chester Beatty Papyrus Romans 5.17-6.3?? ~200AD
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/i/image/image-idx?rgn1=apis_inv;q1=6238;size=20;c=apis;subview=detail;resnum=14;view=entry;lastview=thumbnail;cc=apis;entryid=x-3570;viewid=6238_41.TIF P64 Magdalen papyrus ~200-300 or ~37-70
http://www.magd.ox.ac.uk/libraries-and-archives/treasure-of-the-month/news/magdalen-papyrus/ P90 , Oxyrhynchus John 18.36-19.7 ~200AD
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papyrus_90 P104 Matthew 21.34-37, 43, 45. ~150-200 AD
http://www.csntm.org/Manuscript/View/GA_P104 P98 IFAO ~100-200 AD
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papyrus_98 Papyrus 75 Bodmer Papyrus ~175-200
http://legacy.earlham.edu/~seidti/iam/tc_pap75.html Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 1224 ~150-450
http://textexcavation.com/poxy1224.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxyrhynchus_Gospels Papyrus 66. Bodmer II, John 1:1-13 ~100-350
http://legacy.earlham.edu/~seidti/iam/tc_pap66.html Dura-Europos Gospel, Matthew 27.55–61 = Mark 15.40–47 = Luke 23.49–56; John 19.38-42; Peter 2.3-5; 6.23-24
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dura_Parchment_24
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>>1099867 Why are you butthurt?
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>>1099628 This is all nice and such, but I am uncertain how this constitutes a question or the start of a discussion.
Jesus pooped. We need a link to show that Jesus ate food and had normal bowel movements, unless of course some WIKI scholar has shown that Jesus did not poop. Perhaps we need both links...
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Didn't read lol
Reminder that law is the only social discipline with a real practical purpose and everything else is inferior to it
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>>5623804 I dno it seems real to me because I love her.
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>>5622923 >*outlaws an*me* hehe, you were saying?
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>>5626699 >Lawyers apply laws to the letter Brainlet.
Any machine that is planned to replace lawyers, like any other, will need to be programmed to do so. In order to actually make its decisions just and not a bunch of standardized responses that rarely will fit to the specific case, you need to insert a way to interpret the law's text and the case's context, but such interpretation isn't something a programmer with no training in law can do, you're still going to need a lawyer to tell you what's suppsoed to be in there.
Needless to say, if we assume these robo-lawyers are mass-produced and not custom-made, it'd be very easy to fuck with the law. Add to the fact that interpretations change, and unless computers manage to get t Asimov-tier machine Learning there's gotta be a lawyer around to tell it what to do.
In other words: change the context, profession doesn't disappear.
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You know, whatever the law, now everyone must obey these scriptures. Perhaps there are laws with which many people would argue, but the reality is different. Nowadays, good knowledge of this is important, and the presence of good lawyers
http://www.simpsonwestern.co.nz/ . In life, completely unpredictable situations can occur and should always be ready.
Are you ready for the most A E S T E T I C pseudo-historical manga ever made, /his/?
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>>5622415 And this is the end of chapter 1, if there is interest I will continue with ch2 later
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