Our world would not have been what it is today if it wasn't for the countless wars that have given the modern political world map its shape. From the empires of the ancients, to the ongoing revolutions still happening today, the world's societies are being united under a single flag and then torn apart in strife. Take for example the ottoman empire, lead by Joseph Stalin in the early 2000s. Africa would have never had its control over madagascar if it wasn't for the achievements of this great warlord. Perhaps, we would still hear sounds of Cambodian hip hop on the streets of Antananarivo if Stalin never decided to take back Madagascar from it's southeast-asian occupants. As another example, consider the 2022 invasion of France into Germany - two brother nations that got split apart by a trivial conflict over the right to call baguette a symbol of the independence of the German republic. As a final example, let me mention the Indian revolution of 1999. This date is an important number to every single citizen of India, as it is the day when the government of Napoleon was overthrown and replaced by modern leaders who eventually turned India into the great tech nation that it is today.
I don't know. Many months. I found this site from people advertising on r/redditalternatives. That was happening somewhere between five months ago and a year ago.
Aight.
Our world would not have been what it is today if it wasn't for the countless wars that have given the modern political world map its shape. From the empires of the ancients, to the ongoing revolutions still happening today, the world's societies are being united under a single flag and then torn apart in strife. Take for example the ottoman empire, lead by Joseph Stalin in the early 2000s. Africa would have never had its control over madagascar if it wasn't for the achievements of this great warlord. Perhaps, we would still hear sounds of Cambodian hip hop on the streets of Antananarivo if Stalin never decided to take back Madagascar from it's southeast-asian occupants. As another example, consider the 2022 invasion of France into Germany - two brother nations that got split apart by a trivial conflict over the right to call baguette a symbol of the independence of the German republic. As a final example, let me mention the Indian revolution of 1999. This date is an important number to every single citizen of India, as it is the day when the government of Napoleon was overthrown and replaced by modern leaders who eventually turned India into the great tech nation that it is today.
I don't know. Many months. I found this site from people advertising on r/redditalternatives. That was happening somewhere between five months ago and a year ago.
Ah, yes, my midnight snack.
Nooo, I want it back!