At this point I kind of want the left to destroy freedom of association as much as possible. Make liberals feel diversity. @Eugene of Savoy

@Jacob their actual map was a photoshopped version of an Ottoman Empire Victoria 2 game

AHAHA

Isis used a Victoria 2 map for propaganda

Lemme get it it’s hysterical

This was in their propaganda 😂😂😂

These dudes out here using paradox games

Austria Hungary out the gate too

And China lol

Theyre on the grind

That's amusing

>India
Lol, okay. Pajeets have more fight in them than Swedes

that looks like the map I used to play 4chan Risk on when I was 16

LMAO it includes Crimea

www.rt.com/news/448818-israel-arming-rebels-admission/

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okay serious question

everyone says "read Culture of Critique", but how useful actually is it?

Reading "the Dirty War on Syria" recently. More and more of the author's assertions seem supported every day

@Jacob Useful for convincing the academically minded

@Nemets okay that's reason enough for me

Insane Polish Chick?

God I would love to have an insane right wing Slavic girl as an acquaintance

not even joking right now

How insane?
How Polish?

that sounds like a lot of fun

How chick?

not too insane
Polish is good, but the others are close enough
must be fully female

most of my friends outside of IE right now are Ukrainian females
they're fun to be around but they're not insane or right wing

knowing a Slavic girl that reads Culture of Critique sounds like a lot of fun

@Kingfish it was probably a CIA intern making those vicky 2 maps lmao

I'm 21 and I'm pretty close friends with my 29 year old former manager who is a Ukrainian woman
It feels kind of weird sometimes but usually I don't think about it @Nemets

i once apply for CIA scholarship, but never got a response

tCoC is good for open-minded academic moderates, lefty anti-Neocons, heavy reading non-Evangelical Christians, high IQ brown people, and people who (through memes or whatever) are immune to being scandalized but lack sophisticated understanding (which the book can help establish). The work is important and definitive but is is by no means suitable for the masses.

well ya duh

most of the books we read aren't gonna be suitable for the masses

that's not meant to be a snobby "I'm smarter than everyone" comment

because I genuinely don't think I am, it's just that the average person doesn't have nearly the interest in these kind of subjects as we do

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well, they should be seen as socially acceptable