>>17972254
Real answer:
Societies back then were VERY traditionalist.
Since technically their institutions were set up by Rome, they just called themselves Romans.
That's it.
That's all it was.

>>24646655
Honestly it's just kind of mid. I sort of expected something on par with the fever and righteousness of the Koran, but instead it was just boring ramblings.
It's like if Ben Shapiro grabbed some common populist right ideas, combined them with American foreign policy as a quasi-holy mandate and then added use genetic determinism as a justification.

>>213542510
>>213542561
>>213542567
>Own coffee shop that generations of people like
>Get new manager named Snyder.
>He decides to make it an edgy raw vibe using cracked cups, flickering old lights and blasting limp bizkit music and inviting in junkies and hobos.
>Soon customers stop going
>Snyder is fired
>New manager is hired and tries to restore the store
>Doesn't get as many customers since they don't trust the brand anymore.
>Snydershop defenders: "Hahaha the new manager isn't as good as Snyder"

>>82099685
My favorite alcoholic robot is posting again. How you doing today?

>>81934330
Literally not a recruiter, but keep coping.

>>212934509
>>212934812
He's a regular user of /tv/ he's always quoting things from here, 100% chance he's going to see your comments, so be nice because he's one of us.

>>60646337
Excellent.
I've made 5,000 bucks by buying 500$ of stuff anytime Trump threatens tariffs or Powell, or makes Elon angry. It's like free money.
Why is no one here talking about it.

>>81865938
Your MOS doesn't really matter other than
1)do you want any skills after the military
2)what kind of people do you want to be around
I was 25N (signal) and ended up doing convoy security in Syria because the Army doesn't really care what your MOS is, so combat arms would have probably help me. My unit in Syria was a Head Quarters Support Company made up of: cooks, phone operators, clerks, media (artists), water treatment, navy and air force guys (volun-told to be there), and desk jockey NCOs that were a year away from retiring and had never deployed, all thrown together 2 weeks before deployment and expected to do 2-3 missions a day in hostile enemy territory. If that sounds like a cluster fuck, IT WAS. If you know anything about WW2 it felt like a 1944 volksgrenider unit. I'm surprised only 2 people died give how ate up the unit was.

>>81815806
This one tastes better

>>81771046
I think it's possibl. Although I already forgot what the question was. Was it about burgers?
Yes burgers are actually good no matter what euros say.