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There was actually, nothing wrong with this. It lasted for 1,000 years and was only destroyed by Napoleon because quite frankly, he got lucky. If you must complain about it you're some fag whose politics mirrors James Madison or Voltaire.
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why are germs so retarded unironically? germany is a small country how tf couldnt they simply unite it

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Jean Bodin on the HRE
>The way in which the Germans define a monarchy is absurd, that is, according to the interpretation of Philip Melanchthon, as the most powerful of all states. It is even more absurd that they think they hold the empire of the Romans, which of course would seem laughable to all who have well in mind the map of the world. The empire of the Romans was most flourishing under Trajan.

>The Germans, however, hold no part of the Roman Empire except Noricum and Vindelicia. Germany is bounded by the Rhine, the Danube, the Vistula, the Carpathian Mountains, and the ocean, but all authority ends at the foothills of the Alps in the south; by the Rhine and a few cities this side of the Rhine in the west; by Silesia, in turn, on the east; by the Baltic regions on the north. How much truer it is of the king of the Turks, who took Byzantium, the capital of the empire, from the Christians, the region of Babylon, which is discussed in the book of Daniel, from the Persians, and joined a great part of his dominion beyond the Danube, up to the mouth of the Dnieper, to the old Roman provinces? Now, if we identify monarchy with force of arms, or with great wealth, or with fertility of areas, or with the number of victories, or with the size of population, or with etymology of the name, or with the fatherland of Daniel, or with the seat of the Babylonian empire, or with the amplitude of sway, it will be more appropriate, certainly, to interpret the prophecy of Daniel as applied to the sultan of the Turks."Turning to foreign nations, what has Germany to oppose to the sultan of the Turks? Or which state can more aptly be called a monarchy? This fact is obvious to everyone–If there is anywhere in the world any majesty of empire and of true monarchy, it must radiate from the Sultan. He owns the richest parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe, and he rules far and wide over the entire Mediterranean and all but a few of its islands. Moreover, in armed forces and strength he is such that he alone is the equal of almost all the princes, since he drove the armies of the Persians and the Muscovites far beyond the boundaries of the empire. But he seized provinces of the Christians and the empire of the Greeks by force of arms, and even devastated the lands of the Germans. I shall not discuss the prince of Ethiopia, called by his people Jochan Bellul, that is, precious gem, whose empire is littlPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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<Louis XIV on HRE
>An on this subject, my son, lest they should try to impress you sometimes with the wonderful names of Roman Empire, of Caesar, of Imperial Majesty, of successor to the great emperors from whom we derive our origin, I feel obliged to indicate to you how far the emperors of today are removed from the greatness of the titles that they affect.

>When these titles were introduced into our house, it reigned all at once over France, the Low Countries, Germany, Italy, and most of Spain, which it had distributed among various individual lords, while preserving sovereignty over it. The bloody defeats of many peoples issuing from the north and from the south for the ruin of Christendom had made the French name the terror of the whole earth. Charlemagne, finally, seeing no king in all Europe, nor, to tell the truth, anywhere else in the world, whose fortunes could compare with his, this title seemed henceforth unsuitable either for them or for him. He had risen to this high point of glory not by the choice of some prince, but by courage and by victories, which are the choice and the votes of Heaven Itself when It has resolved to subordinate the other powers to a single one. And there had not been any dominion as extensive as his except for the four famous monarchies to which the empire of the entire world is attributed, although they had never conquered nor possessed any more than a small part of it, yet important and well known in the world. That of the Romans was the last, entirely extinct in the West and with only some feeble remnants in the East, miserable and languishing.

>However, as if the Roman Empire had recovered its strength and begun to revive in our climes, which was not the case at all, this the greatest title then in the memory of man alone seemed capable of defining and designation the extraordinary loftiness of Charlemagne, and even though this loftiness itself, which he derived only from God and from his sword, gave him every right to assume whatever title he would have wanted, the Pope, who along with the entire Church was extremely indebted to him, was most pleased to contribute whatever he could to his glory and to render this capacity of emperor more authentic to him through a solemn coronation, which, like the consecration, even though it does not give us royalty, proclaimPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>But to return to the emperors of today, you can easily, my son, understand from this entire discussion that they are in no way comparable to the old Roman emperors, nor to Charlemagne and his first successors. For, to give them their due, they can be considered merely as heads, or captains-general, of a German republic, rather new by comparison with many other states, and which is neither so great nor so powerful that it should claim any superiority over neighboring nations. Their most important decisions are subject to the deliberations of the Estates of the Empire. One imposes whatever conditions one wants upon them at their election. Most of the members of the republic, that is, the princes and the free cities of Germany, defer to their orders only when they please. In their capacity as emperors they have very little revenue, and if they did not possess other hereditary domains of their own, they would be reduced to residing, out of all the Empire, in the sole city of Bamberg, which the bishop who is its sovereign lord would be obliged to cede to them. Thus many princes who might have attained to this dignity by election have rejected it, believing it to be more a burden than of an honor. An the Elector of Bavaria could have been emperor in my time if he had not refused to appoint himself, as the law permits, by combining his vote with those that I had secured for him in the electoral college.

>I fail to see, therefore, my son, for what reason the kings of France, hereditary kings who can boast that there isn't either a better house, nor greater power, nor more absolute authority than theirs anywhere else in the world today, should rank below these elective princes. It cannot be denied, nonetheless, that the popes, as a consequence of what they had done, have gradually given precedence at the court of Rome to the ambassadors of the Emperor over all the others and most of the courts in Christendom have imitated this example without our predecessors having made any effort to prevent it.

>In short, my son, while I have not believed I should ask for anything new in Christendom on this matter, I have believed even less that, in my position, I should in any way tolerate anything new by which these princes might affect to assume the least superiority over me; and I counsel you to do the same, noting, however, how much virtue is to be esteemed, since, after sucPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>831311
Modern germany after we deported them all back to where they belong (and they can keep the west of the rhine for now) sure, but back then you had germans everywhere because of the baltic crusades and shit, the fucking roaches


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Does anime make people trans?
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>>831329
Same bro same. The N Word doesn't have the same perverse appeal as calling someone a fucking uyghur. I think it's the hard U that makes it so much fun.

Good question OP. Let's ask Comrade Cockshott, one of the most respected communists in the world, his opinion on this matter.

https://paulcockshott.wordpress.com/2019/12/26/maya-forstater-and-tony-blairs-post-truth-era/

not as effectively as indie games

For people who have to fight off urge to castrate themselves with a kitchen knife, probably not.
Unironically might be a contributing element in other cases, as >>831291 article explains.

>be educated and socially conditioned as a man for your entire childhood
>end up liking media tailored for male
>transition
<wtf does "media" make people trans ?
Should surprise nobody, transmen end up fundashi too


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Am I retarded for "brainwashing myself" into wanting to live very less years? I don't mean consuming gooning content, but rather "scientific and geopolitic" content eg; climate refugee data, incoming macroeconomic-global swayings, astronomical destructive events (eg; solar flare, etc)-and so on, etc
the counterpart is making my own life feel extremely brisk by thinking of Deep Time; cosmological, geological, Epochs of the Earth, Hominid evolution timeline, etc.
>post youtube channels, books, studies, Papers, etc which led credibility to the "next 50 years will SUCK" hypothesis


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this is the future dengists want

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imagine fucking on the communist bedsheets


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dog lived as a devil god
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>>830890
bolton ipswich

>>830904
>>831102
Are these LLM replies?

>>831122
second one is a bit from monty python

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>>830920

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>>830920
carlos anon… u so silly


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I'm 25 year old autistic shut-in Incel and get irrationally angry when seeing women happy online or getting attention in leftist circles
probably out of jealously
I know this is bad, but I cant help it
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Why would you hate women specifically out of jealousy? I don't understand the "hating something out of jealousy" logic. If you desire something but can't have it, isn't the correct response either to try hard to get it, or just be frustrated? Where does the "hatred" come from?

>>831029
i'm not sure its irrational can't help it though,
im autistic and chopped so women would rather kill themselves than date me

>>830628
you need to accept that you not getting laid is a skill issue and become a monk

>>830628
Its just a symptom of your life sucking.

>>830900
>someone disagrees with my fair world delusions? Bait!!!


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Is it based or is it cringe?

Should the cancelists be cancelled instead?

>>831279
I cancel them all on my whim. Yet all are approved.

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>"cancel" culture
>look inside
>"canceled" sex pest fucks off for 8 months then comes back with their career intact

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>>831279
>"cancel" culture
>look inside
>idpol
Dont care.


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There needs to be a 2026 edit with a Donald Trump girl explaining to people during the mid-terms that they need to tighten their belts.
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>>830888
>people would like good things, but don't like bad things. this is profound.

>>830907
>>830905
i don't care, just post it

>>827218
Where is the edit?

BPC

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Is this the scalp of someone who is balding
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You're not visibly balding, I have more evidence of balding then you do

Sometimes you just don't know if you're suffering from a condition until its too late anyway

>>830603
>No woman is daydreaming about a bald man.
this is your problem, you worry too much about ideals instead of opening your eyes and seeing that women fall in love with bald men every day

>>830603
The distaste for balding is rooted in pedophilia.

>>830696
>Dont worry about your looks bro, some woman will make you her last choice anyway!


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How does someone read about what's happening in the world and just go about there day like nothing happened? I oftentimes wish I were a psychopath. I see the genocide in gaza, I see nazis marching in the street waving flags, I see the us government boasting about public executions, I see my fellow workers advocating against their own interests, I see that the richest country in the world has people living on the street.

How do you see all this and just continue on like normal? I used to think "someone needs to do something" and get angry that nobody would take action but one man's actions cannot change this. It doesn't matter what I do I can't fix this world. That lack of control drives me insane.

>>831147
>I see the genocide in gaza, I see nazis marching in the street waving flags,
No you don't you're just delusional

ket

there is a middle ground between being consumed by misery and turning your back on it. think about paramedics or homicide detectives and how they operate - they cannot allow themselves to be emotionally overwhelmed by the horror they witness, nor can they allow themselves to become indifferent to it - they have to operate somewhere in between.

You're overstimulated.
  • Cut back your news consumption to just what your RSS feed shows you, and only look at it in the evening every few days.
  • If you're on social media, deactivate your accounts and move to mastodon and/or make a personal website.
  • Get in touch with your local orgs so you can tangibly contribute to helping fix these things.
  • Drink more water and make sure you're getting enough sleep.
  • Get into drawing so you have an activity you can do while processing all this.
  • Learn to write APA format essays.


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