48 pts ยท July 15, 2014
2.) Under no circumstances will you look it up. You'll need eye bleach afterwards. And brain bleach. Frankly you'll need the full package!
1.) Yes.
That cat's a hero unit.
*weren't rubbish, sorry
) noise and amount of smoke kicked up by a musket volley also had potentially devastating effects to enemy morale. (3/3)
in fact. One huge advantage was that, unlike the crossbow or longbow, there was no real strength requirement to use a musket. The sheer (2/3
Firearms were "rubbish", per se. They were inaccurate, loud, and slow to reload yes, but they were pretty effective against armour (1/3)
smol water snek
So randum xdddd
Its more broadly speaking a glaive. A naginata is a specific sort of glaive, originating in Japan.
Interreligious violence has existed since there was religion. This sort of violence is just as motivated by Islam as any other attack.
that we do criticize retrograde beliefs if they will ever be stopped- Or reformed.
Historically, people didn't have the education or mindset we do now. People are smart enough to make the distinction, and its important 1/2
It *literally* gives sources under each photo, you moron.
There is no racism here...
One can be against the religion of Islam, and not hate Muslims. Being critical of an idea is not "hate speech".
No rational person is saying that. I find that its the regressives that are more prone to thinking of Islam as a monolith anyhow.
Are you seriously asking why being factually correct is more important than being politically correct?
That being said, it was likely a weapon used by the lower-classes for sure. Not quite as flashy as a bronze axe, you see
Actually a good club can be surprisingly lethal, especially considering that good armour wasn't really available during this time.
It was likely preserved by being stuck in mud or peat- It tends to do that sort of thing to organic materials.
Its called tradition, numbskull. Its important.
Because tradition is important, why else?
"I hate it when people post pictures like this. We get it, you smoke weed."
Because its a way to preserve history, and teach it in a fascinating way.
Those would be either the Grenadiers or the "Old Guard", both French, and both elite infantrymen.
The point of line tactics were that the musket was extremely inaccurate and short-ranged. It *had* to fire in volleys to be effective.
2.) Under no circumstances will you look it up. You'll need eye bleach afterwards. And brain bleach. Frankly you'll need the full package!
1.) Yes.
That cat's a hero unit.
*weren't rubbish, sorry
) noise and amount of smoke kicked up by a musket volley also had potentially devastating effects to enemy morale. (3/3)
in fact. One huge advantage was that, unlike the crossbow or longbow, there was no real strength requirement to use a musket. The sheer (2/3
Firearms were "rubbish", per se. They were inaccurate, loud, and slow to reload yes, but they were pretty effective against armour (1/3)
smol water snek
So randum xdddd
Its more broadly speaking a glaive. A naginata is a specific sort of glaive, originating in Japan.
Interreligious violence has existed since there was religion. This sort of violence is just as motivated by Islam as any other attack.
that we do criticize retrograde beliefs if they will ever be stopped- Or reformed.
Historically, people didn't have the education or mindset we do now. People are smart enough to make the distinction, and its important 1/2
It *literally* gives sources under each photo, you moron.
There is no racism here...
One can be against the religion of Islam, and not hate Muslims. Being critical of an idea is not "hate speech".
No rational person is saying that. I find that its the regressives that are more prone to thinking of Islam as a monolith anyhow.
Are you seriously asking why being factually correct is more important than being politically correct?
That being said, it was likely a weapon used by the lower-classes for sure. Not quite as flashy as a bronze axe, you see
Actually a good club can be surprisingly lethal, especially considering that good armour wasn't really available during this time.
It was likely preserved by being stuck in mud or peat- It tends to do that sort of thing to organic materials.
Its called tradition, numbskull. Its important.
Because tradition is important, why else?
"I hate it when people post pictures like this. We get it, you smoke weed."
Because its a way to preserve history, and teach it in a fascinating way.
Those would be either the Grenadiers or the "Old Guard", both French, and both elite infantrymen.
The point of line tactics were that the musket was extremely inaccurate and short-ranged. It *had* to fire in volleys to be effective.