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We are firmly convinced that we are invincible, because the spirit of mankind will not be broken by the imperialist slaughter. Mankind will vanquish it.

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@LandsharkRides Pilates Müntzer and the German Pilates' War

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@JohnMandev87565 This exact scenario probably played out sometime in the Neolithic period with a barely domesticated wildcat as well

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@DilettanteryPod During the mid 1800s, almost everyone in Paraguay spoke Guaraní in addition to Spanish, the official language. After the War of the Triple Alliance, the new government installed by the Allies banned the teaching of and even speaking of Guaraní in schools.

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@nothofagusfan53 Same vein as the people who think the British were secretly behind the Soviet Union and every other anti-western group

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@UnseenOps Always wished the Assassins got more attention, Eversors in particular because they feel like what the Imperium would come up with if they tried to make Astartes without the Emperor’s crazy genetic manipulation tech

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@BigMeanInternet Xenu was historically progressive

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@hunterx11 @LegoRacers2 He mostly went along with the suggestions of his cabinet during the lead up, and both the public and Parliament were in favor of the war once it actually started. He did keep arguing for an increased military commitment even after the war was becoming unpopular and costly though.

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@disgruntledcho1 @BeyondSeeds @butleriano Sometimes it's not even that close in terms of actual genetic/taxonomic relation. They claim the feral camel populations of Australia act as a proxy for what was essentially a rhino sized wombat.

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@BeyondSeeds @disgruntledcho1 @butleriano There's actually a school of thought that argues we should introduce species that could serve as proxies for extinct fauna and fill the ecological niches they left behind. I believe they propose introducing wild populations of true camels and llamas/alpacas to replace the NA ones

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@disgruntledcho1 @butleriano I’m sure it would be ecologically negative in some way but we should bring back those feral camel herds that used to live in AZ until around the early 1900s

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@PeriwinkleTMTM @SpidrPig2099 I have no idea if it means anything but Toriel also calls her ‘Suzy’ at the end of Chapter 2

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@thecoalwoman Excluding stuff like file names, the three Gaster Follower's (but not Goner Kid or Clam Girl) refer to him by name too

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@IanRunkle @Dicky_Paul_95 @PumpkinFish4

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@dennisbhooper

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@Eyes_wideopentv Interesting that they have Vietnam’s name in red already by 1948

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@notnotdylm I don’t know why but I always feel that with bears specifically

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@njsilvadyne He actually did hold a procession in 1798, carting the various works of art he captured in Italy through the streets of Paris.

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@Insert66438804 Apparently I'm the Roundheads' top guy

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@CaptainSaltiest @iamyomas Depends on the continuity, and Hawkman’s continuity is notoriously all over the place, but usually in the comics his wings are artificial. I would guess the idea that they’re attached to him comes from the Justice League cartoon where all Thanagarians have natural wings instead.

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@Nude_Gunray Takes place entirely during the Huk Wars, the end of the final episode is Grievous boarding his shuttle before it explodes