What race were nubians before they mixed with Arabs?
>>18590573Their skin color ranged from darker than the Egyptians to black as the ace of spades if you take the art literally.
what do you think of the beatnik subculture that came before the hippies?
>>18588554>>18588674So that's Kerouac AND Pound who were friends with Ginsberg. What was it about Ginsberg that attracted so many Jew-haters? And why were they even friends with him? Especially Pound.
>>18590478Ginsburg was extremely smart and charming in his prime before he became radioactive over NAMBLA.Kerouac and co. didn't care about square middle class shit like age of consent, so Ginsburg being a diddler wouldn't have bothered them when they were all young and too high to tell which way was up.
>>18590501But Ginsberg was Jewy as hell. Why would people like Kerouac and Pound be friends with him?
>>18589014>had serious mommy issues, living with her on and off throughout his adult life and dying drunk in their househow all trve catholics should live and die 2bh
>Even faggier, but at least they didn't get their hands on LSD-ACK
If you really think about it, the Turtle Ship isn't much of a naval innovation. It's just a single row galley so a lot less complex and powerful than the Greek triremes.
>>18588642Hideoyoshi should have used mind control to invite Shimazu Yoshihiro to the initial push and replace Wakisaka with Konichi. Wakisaka can enter as a reserve. I think those three showed merit at sea. Despite how much he shit the bed, Wakisaka was able to let go of his ego and reflect critically after Hansando. They need to abandon the concentrated force altogether. few lost ships are enough to completely slow the whole unit. They also need to understand that the Koreans rely wholy on cavalry doctrines at sea and there are apparent shortfalls.
>>18587732What even is this lie, we all know that China can produce their own Chinese style cannons and did learn to make Folangji cannons - they have a shit ton of firearms. Koreans can make their own cannons too, albeit not ass great as Chinese or Europeans'.
>>18586717>>18588725I know Hideyoshi want the supply his force in peninsula three river.
>>18588049Yes, materials and production prioritization. Teppo is different because many skilled Japanese blacksmiths who could turn out swords could also turn out teppo. And there's a whole system in place to acquire and recycle iron.A lot of the cannons at that time were bronze. Japanese bell makers did have the skills to make bronze cannon but it was not prioritized.Simply put there was a massive supply of cannon coming out of Indonesia at that time.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cetbang>De Barros and Faria e Sousa mention that with the fall of Malacca (1511), Albuquerque captured 3,000 out of 8,000 artillery.All those thousands of cannons that Malacca had were purchased from manufactories in Java.
>>18588783Why would you ay that it wouldn't be as great?
Is there any solid evidence that Ashkenazi are actually descended from Levantine jews?
>>18586144It may be bullshit, but Muslims pretty much all believe it.
>>18585049The fact that the stereotypical '''Jewish features''' just happen to fall in line with typical Levantine features doesn't mean anything to you?
>>18588209It's the other way around: Italians have a large Levantine maternal genetic heritage, hence the overlap with the Jews. The Romans killed hundreds of thousand of Jewish and Samaritan males, while their women were enslaved and sold around for the price of a donkey.>Y-chromosome admixture proportions to the current SSI genetic pool indeed confirm an high paternal contribution from the South-Eastern Mediterranean populations, and particularly from the Balkan Peninsula (∼60%), whereas about 25% of SSI Y-chromosomes can be traced back to North-Western European group. Analogously, although the present-day SSI mtDNA genetic pool is largely shared with the other South-Eastern European populations of the Mediterranean Basin (respectively Balkan and Italian Peninsulas), a remarkable proportion of maternal ancestry (especially if compared with its paternal counterpart) derives from the Levant.>In fact, whereas the different continental and within continental contributions to the current SSI genetic pool appeared to be more equally distributed on the maternal side (despite a noteworthy contribution of Levantine females), the paternal counterpart appeared to be clearly affected by South-Eastern Mediterranean, mainly Balkan, males.
>>18588908They don't get American pitybux to use for PR.
>>18589354So in that sopranos scene when the Jewish guy asked where are the Romans now, Tony could have give him a mirror and said that he was a empire rape baby?
Well? When does life begin? At a conveniently arbitrary point point beyond conception?
>>18589724>Gangrape is a matter of legality, not ethics.Yes, and?You suddenly start *liking* being gangraped if it gets decriminalized, moron? No.Does *you* not liking it imply that all humans are equal and that any such activity must on principle cease *because* of *your* empathy? Again, no.Does "not-liking it" suddenly make it a question of ethics? Again, no.Any civility in behavior is still a "mutually-assured destruction" thing. A question of whether you are strong enough not to be fucked with. And that's about it.*If* (and that's a big if) you are a *useful*, *valuable*, *productive* group member, your group can put up just enough resistance, that any perpetrator would think twice and will seek an easier, more vulnerable target. The weak/useless/helpless (aka, lacking any safety network), on the other hand, suffer, have suffered and will suffer. Such is life.
>>18589882>atheist cope excusesSuch is life without morality. You will clap and cheer when your offspring gets gangraped because legality allows for it! Cumbayah!
>>18590508People don't do things that are illegal, christcuck
>>18589778>doesn’t understand how birth control works>reeeeees about sexFuck all are you sort retarded.
>>18590508>Such is life without morality.>>18588689>Whereas theologians and clerics preached sparing their lives>in the early Middle Ages <...> infanticide, "was practiced on a gigantic scale with absolute impunityIn other words, nothing of value gets lost. Just christcucks helplessly angrily reee-ing nearby, unable to comprehend that it is the environment that shapes morality, not some changeless decrees from a book of jewish fables.
Why did Europe and Japan independently develop warrior-nobility (at least in theory) in knights and samurai? Did this also happen in the Middle-East, India, China, and Mesoamerica?
Because they entered time periods where military force became relatively independent from the state (or lack thereof)
Ihindus had rajputs and the ottomans had sipahis
>>18590511Yes it happened in China, Korea, Regional states of India.
Most civilisations were traditionally based around warrior nobilities. China is the one major exception, and even there if you go back far enough, to the waring states and earlier, you'll find them as the dominant force in society there too.
>>18590511warrior nobility were pretty much the norm for most civilizations, reason being that to be a proficient soldier back then required far far more training and by extension far more time, which meant they were a rarity that necessitated them essentially being of noble status
Who are your favorite christian and muslim apologists that you like to listen to while having breakfast?
>>18588996btw, I mocked him because it wasn't a 'serious argument'. I was doing a reductio, which is a form of internal critique. Therefore, when I say 'abject immorality' I am appealing to his system. The same way i said 'this is deeply unsettling' and 'this is problematic' to the institution of child-marriages at the early mediaeval time in that post, even though that would be the position I'm essentially defending.In my second response (>>18588585) I clarified in unambiguous terms that I was talking about his epistomology, not comparing 'morals', and i gave a succinct analogy, as an example. Then i explained my first argument once again.But 'whatabousim' is the only word he knows. So I had to gave up here (>>18588877), was like banging my head against the wall. This post (>>18588981) is the implicit admission i wanted from him, but he didn't allow me to land, kept misinterpretating me.Even deliberately misconstruing me by clutching at straws, he didn't land anything. Let's grant 'abject immorality' within my framework. Numbers 31 is about a divine-sanctioned genocide, which christian theologens have had to grapple with. It explicitly said to target and kill kids (and women), even babies.Which our Prophet (pbuh) explicitly prophibited in an authentic hadith.Banu-qurayza being 'non-univocal' means it's details are fuddled (it's known in our tradition). But the examples he posted tied adulthood to (their) criteria of maturation, and appealed to Mosaic law. we can add another hadith about under-15 ages being sent home from battle by the Prophet (pbuh). Which is why i said here (>>18588585) 'it wasn't a problem from my framework' because we distinguish child-from-adult based on certain physical and psychological parameters, which are contingent and changing; it's for example, why i would disapprove of child-marriages today.But it is a problem for his myopic framework, which entails Jesus isn't even God, source of Good. That's absurdity that went over his head
>>18589581I'll learn about this, and respond when I have more knowledge.
>>18589947Nice
>>18590539Look up the results of the JWST (they found galaxies that are too mature for where they are in the universe's "history") and look into Halton's Arp's Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies (where he found very high redshift objects physically attached to low redshift objects, which essentially proves that cosmological redshift is NOT correlated to recessional velocity. As for the CMB, check out Pierre Marie-Robitaille's channel. He has a lot of good materials dealing with how the CMB is not what many (erroneously) conclude it is.Taking all of this into account, it becomes utterly impossible to say how old the universe is or what its extent is, and it may be impossible to EVER know. But there appears likely to be no end, and no age.
>>18590549>JWST (they found galaxies that are too mature for where they are in the universe's "history") and look into Halton's Arp's Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies (where he found very high redshift objects physically attached to low redshift objects, which essentially proves that cosmological redshift is NOT correlated to recessional velocityVery insightful, thanks anon I'll read into it. As a kid I was always fascinated by cosmology, but as i grew I inclined more towards the 'earthy' sciences. that's a certain charm behind that as well.
We're now on Day #13 of my daily US states threads in honor of the 250th anniversary of the country.Illinois joined as the 21st state on 12/3/1818. The name Illinois is derived from the now defunct Illinois Confederation, a confederation of tribes along the Mississippi River Valley. The word Illinois is a French word derived from the original Ilinewe. Its capital is Springfield and its largest city is Chicago. It has a population of 12.7 Million and is 57.9k square miles in size. One president (Reagan) is from here. Yes I know I said he was from CA earlier. That's my bad. Illinois pre-contact was a hotbed of the Mississippian civilization. The legendary Cahokia site can be found at Collinsville today. The culture vanished prior to European arrival in the 15th century. The Illinois Confederation were the major power in the area at the time of the arrival of the French in 1673, but gradually declined by the end of the 17th century. Illinois' early history was punctuated with lead mining, corn farming. Although a free state, slavery still existed in Illinois. Most residents opposed the presence of free blacks, and in 1853 they were banned from the state entirely. Today, race relations have improved significantly. The Mormons briefly flourished in the state, until by 1844 a mass exodus resulted in the Mormons departing for elsewhere following the death of Joseph Smith. Following the Civil War, Chicago skyrocketed in population, becoming one of the largest cities in the country. The great migration brought many African Americans to the state. The opening of the seaway led to Chicago becoming a major port city. The first nuclear chain reaction was conducted in the city in 1942, and in 1960, the first nuclear power plant was opened by Morris. Organized crime was infamous in Chicago for quite some time, leading to many stories of famous gangsters such as Al Capone, the Shelton Brothers, etc. What do you think of the Prairie State?
>>18589811>Damn those Chicagoans ruining all our corn fields and dirt roads!
>>18589811it was a shithole since the early XX century infamous for organized crime, super-corrupt politics, and communist and socialist activity
>>18590224Unironically yes. They take our money to subsidize eye-sore wind and solar farms, syphoning off taxes on every little thing and putting it in the pockets of companies in California with a cut to Pritzker. How many millions of dollars are taxed and no one wants to live here. And the roads are still shit.
>>18590224It’s because of Chicago there’s illegals and high taxes and trannies in this state yes
>>18590224corn fields and dirt roads leading to corn fields actually produce resources, wtf does chicago do?
Why was Jack Chick so fucking schizophrenic? I refuse to believe he genuinely thought that the Vatican created Islam and Communism.
>>18589906>protestantism is justPracticing usury without converting to Judaism.
>>18589957Haw haw!
>>18590126>it's not usury if the interest rate is 5% or belowholy based
>>18589345Okay, I don’t know if you’re American or not but I’m thinking not. So I’ll lay this out for you.>be illiterate retard shipped over from Europe as an alternative to hanging you with other illiterate retards to do dumb labor for your betters in the new world >herp derp, wander off into the vastness of a new continent with some of your fellow retards; you still have a vague memory, concept, and sense of spirituality, religious belief, and tradition but it’s pretty scrambled and no trained/educated members of a priesthood live within ten days travel of you>that’s fine, you’ve got pellagra, alcoholism, and a Bible that this guy you know can sort of read so you make due in your isolation with your charismatic preacher who may or may not be a conman, a madman, or some mixture of the two.>time passes, generations march by, you’re now rolling around on the ground of a shack trying to fit the head of your prick into a rattlesnake’s mouth because Pastor Cletus McDonalds said to do so and then the worst happens>roads and railways come, and you get exposed to the wider world. You’re an object of scorn, ridicule, contempt, mockery and pity by them damn big city educated types but you don’t need them! You know the real problem is all that book learning they do that ain’t what preacher Cletus teaches! They’re going to enjoy hell!>now there is the theory of evolution, true modernity, interstate highways, radio, television, the internet! Some of the people around you even read things that aren’t the pictures in auto trader! Some even say they come from monkeys! You’re not smart enough for introspection, and you sure don’t have the education to allow for it!>that’s ok! The evilutionists and their demonic Catholic words may be coming to get you, but pastor Cletus McDonalds IV has himself a genuine television show where he talks you that for just ten easy payments of $99.99 he can keep the evilution Vatican demons away.That’s why.
He's completely right btw, I accidentally summoned a demon while playing d&d
Why did every civilization that had access to elephants insist on using war elephants when they pretty much always sucked?
>>18586766Where Hannibal and Pyrrhus won battles, the elephants were placed between the infantry and the cavalry on the flanks to help protect the infantry from enemy cavalry. They do seem to have been useful in this role.The mistake was in using them as living battering rams to break enemy formations, which no doubt appeals to the imagination of a 12 year old boy, but in practice these fantasies never panned out.
>>18586766Timur the Lame btfo elephants by scaring them with camels carrying burning straw... but then saw great success from incorporating them in his armies.By contrast, earlier Mongol armies faced elephants and saw 0 real value in them
>>18586766They sucked in combat but were based as pack animals.
>>18589091Bullshit. Elephants are herd animals, so they already have the intelligence needed to make choices rather than rely on instinct. You can tame any herd animal.
>>18589239Combination of size and temperament. The asian elephant is docile enough and small enough you can corral it in an area and get it used to your presence. The African Bush Elephant, like the other African megafauna, evolved with humans/human ancestors constantly hunting it and "learned" the best way to survive humans is to proactively kill them or at least scare them off whenever they appear. The megafauna outside Africa (including other species of Elephant) did not evolve alongside humans and thus would allow humans to get pretty close without issue, which made it easy for humans to kill/capture them. TLDR; Bush Elephants will go into attack mode and are too big to stop.
What are some kino /his/ youtube channels?been enjoying recently>Tasting History with Max Miller>ESOTERICAreally like the format of the second one but religionslop is not always my cup of tea. I want a similar channel but with pure history instead of religionslop
>>18590400Hang all slopcast cattle
For Mesoamerica, these are good:>Ancient Americas>AztlanHistorian>Matt Gush>ArtsQ
>81 years later his ideology is completely vindicated by China>China is now outperforming America in every aspect>italian fascism only went wrong because of italy's geography
>>18590058>not wanting chat bots to strip people of their agencyNobody wants this. This is a strawman argument.
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>>18587048One of my go-to videos whenever I'm having a bad day. I love how casual that protester is about it all.
>>18590001>militaristic>old sleepy guy taking a ride on a limo in front of parade women and band memberslolyou have more ground on dictatorial, but in reality fascism and chinese dictatorships are/were organized very differently.
Many erotic or sexual fantasies share a characteristic, that the sexual act involves the trangressing of some moral, social or legal boundary, e.g incest, adultery, rape etc.I believe this is because the imaginary scenario involves the sexual desire of one or more of the participants being raised to a degree sufficient to cause them to ignore the boundary. This brings our imagined characters close to our own state of arousal, and raises or own excitement to match what we imagine them to have.None, or very few, imagine circumstances devoid of sexual passion or other emotions, as it would not be in harmony with their own feelings, or those they wish to arouse.
>>18590412counterpoint, youre jewish and have bad brain genes
>>18590412It's partly because our own sexual desires are not properly moderated, and because the nature of fantasy is to exaggerate natural characteristics to the furthest possible extreme.
Why did cheerleaders become widespread in American culture?
>>18589937ye
>>18589921How are bottom-left and bottom-middle not attractive?
>>18589940watching physically-adult females do gymnastics is not pedophila brounless you are sticking with junior high like a pedo
>>18590283Maybe to boomers.
>>18589855Cheer leaders were originally all men, but over time they were replaced with women since America is a vapid country where we rather have glorified strippers over guys doing cool stuff for team spirit. 応援団 in Japan are analogous.
Iran prior to the revolution was still seen by Salafis/Sunnis as a Muslim country and part of the Muslim world. It just had a secular tyrant leader in the Shah who was a rafidee but not an extreme rafidee who wanted to expand rafidee ideology to neighbouring Sunni states. The Shah was concerned with global diplomacy, secularism and progressiveness and developing Iran on the World Stage, but did not necessarily subjugate Sunni Muslims. And he didn't have a Shia expansionist ideology.Since the Iranian Revolution there is no Salafi/Sunni who considers Iran to be a Muslim country. It is viewed as a Rafidee priesthood that seeks to oppress and forcibly convert Sunni Muslims both inside and outside of Iran. Iran's actions across the Arab world only enforce this truth. Iran at one time occupied 4 Muslim countries (Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen) 5 if you include Ahwaz and its meddling in Bahrain and it's ambitions to overthrow the Saudi custodians of the Haramayn are well known. So while Whites and Iranian diaspora are constantly referring to an "Islamic revolution" the truth is that in the Islamic heartlands there is nothing that is Islamic about the revolution and Iran was seen as nominal Muslim country under the Shah but is now seen as a rafidee crypto-Zoroastrian priesthood having nothing to do with Islam by Sunni Salafis from as far as Indonesia to Morocco.
>>18589514Twelves are kafirs since their beginning, Ismail the butcher was a creature of shaytan straightly sent from hell
>>18589543But cultural rafidees like the Shah who don't practice it are less problematic by far.
>>18589514Post-revolution Iran is less Islamic than pre and that's a good thing. Curse the ummah and curse all people who murder in the name of the Jewish demon Yahweh.
What causes you to seethe this much about Iran, brumpaki?Is it because they're the only ones that actually take all that 'Great Satan' stuff about the US seriously while the Saudis, Emiratis all run screaming to the White House pleading for a peace deal?
> Since the Iranian Revolution there is no Salafi/Sunni who considers Iran to be a Muslim country.Even the Palestinians(Sunni) praise the Iranians as Muslim brothers, and admit without support from Iran they wouldn't be alive.In reality what you described is limited to a minority of Wahhabi ideologues, a framework that has been pushed by the Arab gulf nations for their political agenda of turning the Muslim populations against Iran and it's axis, who are their geopolitical rival. Most of the Muslim populations actually have not fallen for that and have been instead cheering when Iran has sent barrages of missiles towards the US bases in these gulf countries, which the US have been using to launch strikes on Iran. Most Muslims don't see the gulf rulers in a good light. At the same time they condemn Iranian atrocities committed on other Muslims, just as Gulf countries have massacred other Muslims.
