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HRE is the ultimate proof multiculturalism works
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I. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS «CULTURE»; THERE ARE MORALS, AND INSTITUTIONS.

II. ALL THE TERRITORIES THAT CONSTITUTED THE HOLY ROMAN GERMANIC EMPIRE SHARED THE SAME MORALS, AND THE SAME INSTITUTIONS.
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>>18448321
What morals and institutions?
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>>18448325


CHRISTIAN MORALS, FEUDAL INSTITUTIONS.

REGARDLESS OF THAT, «EMPIRE» IS A MISNOMER; IT WAS A FEDERATION, SINCE IT WAS A FEUDAL SYSTEM GOVERNED BY AN LANDHOLDING OLIGARCHY, AND HEADED BY A PRIMVS INTER PARES —ID EST: A PRESIDENT.
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>>18448321
What a midwit take. Kill yourself
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>>18448345

>[...] GOVERNED BY [A] LANDHOLDING OLIGARCHY [...]
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>>18448345
Those morals and institutions come from culture, dumbfuck.
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>>18448353


THE IDEA OF «CULTURE» IS A SOPHISTICAL INVENTION OF GERMANIC ROMANTICISTS FROM THE XVIII CENTURY.
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>>18448372
Wrong. Its a concept from Roman times lmao.
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>>18448374


IN THE SENSE THAT IT IS VULGARLY USED NOW? NO; IN THE SENSE OF AGRARIAN LABOR, AND IN THE SENSE OF PIOUS ADORATION? YES.
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>>18448380
No? It’s literally the same concept we use nowadays.
You’re literally just lying now
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>>18448381


SHOW ME ONE ANCIENT ROMAN INSTANCE IN WHICH THE IDEA OF «CULTURE» IS USED IN THE CURRENT VULGAR SENSE.
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>>18448383
>An instructive early instance of the idea of “culture” in a sense approaching its modern usage appears in the philosophical writings of Cicero. In the second book of the Tusculanae Disputationes, Cicero introduces a metaphor that has proven historically decisive: “Cultura autem animi philosophia est” (“Philosophy is the cultivation of the mind/soul”). With this formulation, the term cultura, which in its primary Latin usage denotes the tending or cultivation of land, is deliberately transferred into the domain of human intellectual and moral life.
>This metaphorical extension is not merely ornamental but conceptually generative. By construing the animus as something capable of cultivation, Cicero implicitly posits that human capacities—ethical judgment, rationality, and sensibility—are neither fixed nor merely given by nature, but are instead susceptible to deliberate formation. The analogy with agriculture is precise: just as land must be worked, ordered, and maintained to yield its proper fruits, so too must the human mind be disciplined and educated through philosophical practice. In this respect, cultura animi articulates a process-oriented understanding of human development, foregrounding refinement, training, and the progressive shaping of inner life.
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>>18448385


?

THAT CITATION REFERS TO «CULTURE» IN THE SENSE OF HABIT, NOT IN THE VULGAR CURRENT SENSE.

«CVLTVRA», IN THAT SENSE, IS THE ABSTRACTION OF THE ACT OF CULTIVATING VIRTUES, OF MORAL HABITUATION.
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>multi cultural
They are all catholic, at least until the nigger luther which caused civil war in christendom
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>>18448316
Its the ultimative proof the EU works. Ziggers mad.
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>>18448316
>Multicultural
>it's 80% Germans or Italians living in their individual kingdoms



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