https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fND_Y6OgsDs

After Hours edition

Canadian edition

>wake up
>still not a kiwi
How do you cope?

It's been 5 years since we annexed that chunk of land and there is still no action from USA, NATO, EU or any other sissy boys who try to look tough.

Terrorismin vastainen painos

All discussion of the New Zealand terrorist attack should take place in /pol/.

>>>/pol/

/int/ is for respectful discussion of world cultures. Trolling will not be tolerated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJiwYPsjwmQ
Whats your favorite European language other than your own ?

I think this graph is total bs, how big is your stick and how it compare with your country of origin.

I know that the stick is a very temperamental creature and varies in shape and form, try to be sincere

Many researchers say that, for the Mexica, political power as well as religious belief is likely key to understanding the scale of the practice. Theirs was a relatively young empire; during their 200-year reign, they conquered territory all over central and southern Mexico, sometimes facing tremendous resistance from local communities (some of which would later ally with the Spanish against the empire). Spanish chronicles describe Tenochtitlan's sacrificial victims as captives brought back from wars, such as those fought with their archenemy, the nearby republic of Tlaxcala. Subject peoples in the Mexica Empire were also sometimes required to send individuals as tribute. "The killing of captives, even in a ritual context, is a strong political statement," Verano says. "It's a way to demonstrate power and political influence—and, some people have said, it's a way to control your own population."

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/06/feeding-gods-hundreds-skulls-reveal-massive-scale-human-sacrifice-aztec-capital