oh no, i'm not falling for this. you're not a cat. i've met cats, i've talked to them, i've seen cats use the computer. you're not a cat.
their windows are also dogshit. i have no idea what went wrong. i blame anglo culture.
they even have a korea next door they could copy policies from...
it also helps distract from the far more numerous white child rape gangs that sit in their parliaments and corporate boards...
i'm sure US cops wouldnt abuse someone driving a chinese car with mexican plates...
it'd explain all those scifi stories in which every other sentient alien species is better at stuff than us but we nevertheless win the war. it's cos nobody's as relentlessly and institutionally brutal as we are.
there used to be one baby in all of china (one child policy, hello?), but they killed it too after they stopped the one child policy.
has he tried negotiating?
among many other things, nigel farage happened to the people.
i read it as nato-supporting lib who claims to hate the far right. so basically european socdems, center-rightists, etc.
this is biden's "when stalin didnt do a prisoner exchange for his son" moment!
DOS -> win95 -> win98 -> debian (and i'm still here 24 years later...)
you have to get them young and indoctrinate them into accepting belly jiggles, it's the only way. if you're particularly cruel, you can brainwash them into accepting blowing raspberries.
yeah, same. i dont seem to have any problem with my ears per se, it seems more like a processing/noise filtering thing in my brain that's not working at full power. i think my dad had it too.
i cant understand distorted speech, while most people around me obviously can. i have never been able to understand anyone speaking into a loudspeaker.
yeah, even the US couldnt be described as the "bad guys". they're the "bad guys and gals", obviously.
i thought friendship had ended with hungary because we're pretending we're anti-war now.
dude's the heir of the earl of fucking sandwich and they're pretending they're youtuber homesteaders.
just what. !barbara-pit
incredible brain melting slop.
all the great hits of liberalism revisited.
democracy under attack equally from the right and the left!
some masturbation about post ww2 hegemony being for the good of all mankind.
remember to !vote for genocide joe, i guess.
the first few pages have things like this:
> Thus may I mention, not by way of excuse but by way of explanation, that on this occasion, apart from my accursed adventurous spirit, it was the protection of Great Britain and Christian civilization that prompted me to travel anew. And I ask the educated Reader whether there is a more worthy calling for a British subject than to serve under the Royal flag the elevated ideas of mankind and Christianity against their sworn enemies.
> Mankind, redeemed of his sins, was writing "one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five" when the government of His Majesty came to the conclusion that, in all probability, we should have to wage war with Italy.
> At the same time we willingly recognized the heroic feats of the Italian soldiers whose death-defying courage and other honourable virtues might well be followed as an example by every loyal British subject of character, naturally under the Union Jack, and against the Italians. I repeat that as regards the how of the matter there was no discord between my country and Italy; it was merely the why of it which provided a basis for disagreement.
> As their motive for the Ethiopian action, the Italians put forward their desire to liberate the Ethiopians from the yoke of the Amharas and to spread culture. The obvious untruthfulness of this — with all due respect — must prompt every sober-minded and better educated person to laughter if he has even but a passing knowledge of the diplomatic phrases customary in other countries when they wish to gloss over the essence of things and thereby mislead the uninitiated observer.
> I have no wish to slip into the error of partiality in the way of travellers who are not above a disproportionately ostentatious display of the glory of their country in the guise of scientific description; I believe, however, that with all modesty and due respect to foreign states I might mention that adoption of such a perspective is an error a British subject would never commit. In my country it is well known even to the less educated that the devoted but noble work of liberating the peoples of the tropics has always been a heartfelt duty of Great Britain. Sufficient proof may, I feel, be found in the many colonies from South-East India to the Boers, whose peoples were set free from oppression at the cost of heavy battles.
> And, much as an English gentleman is left cold by the material aspect, I cannot conceal my opinion that, apart from the cause of culture and freedom, Italy, in making her decision, may have been influenced, possibly unconsciously, by Ethiopian coffee and oil-fields.
> This is why the government of His Majesty, having made sanctions against the Italians, came to the decision to launch a defensive war against Italy.
AND THIS IS JUST THE FIRST FEW PAGES OF THE FIRST CHAPTER
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brought it home unharmed, let it go and watched me chase it.
fucker has actually taught me to catch mice (you just grab them with a thick towel so they cant bite you). i guess i wont starve now :)
A bill that would allow police in France to spy on suspects by remotely activating cameras, microphone including GPS of their phones has been passed.
oh wait never mind, it's france.
anyway, china bad, good thing the west is accountable to its citizens at least.