Youtube comments of Gaza is not Amalek (@Ass_of_Amalek).

  1. "this area may be affected by sewage overflow" that is exactly where you want to catch carp to eat raw.
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  2. I like that he said that jack should have been on the damn piece of wood with rose.
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  3. this is why the public marriage proposal trope is creepy. you're manipulating the situation to make it harder to say no. unless you've already talked about marriage/spending your life together/having kids, a public proposal is a red flag in my opinion. you don't force somebody to make a commitment like that by ambushing them with social pressure.
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  4. you feeling good about what you've been supporting, BBC? you know that what you're not seeing is much worse.
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  5. laschet hat nicht nur klausuren verloren, sondern die noten dann erfunden.
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  6. it's disappointing that amphibious assault ships can't crawl on land. :(
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  7. "like the catholic chuch, except they don't touch kids" bold claim my dude
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  8. in short: he hasn't lost his money, he just hasn't been able to take most of it out of russia.
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  9. unser aller aufgabe für dieses jahr: das wort "scholzen" tatsächlich einführen
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  10. nevermind the larval stage - adult eels go from living 25+ years in freshwater, migrating kilometers over land when it rains (you forgot to mention that part) to all sorts of ponds and lakes not even connected to the ocean to migrating back through the ocean at depths of up to 1400m?! goddamn that's a crazy fish! also that ~25 year age minimum for breeding, and spawning just one time before dying, explains my confusion about hearing that european eels are nowadays considered to be a highly threatened species [edit: IUCN critically endangered, the closest category to extinction] after previously being one of the most common and cheap fish everybody took for granted. 😬 I think we have a passenger fish situation on our hands. though in terms of reproduction, it's more like whaling or fishing greenland sharks.
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  11. only because she's a non-threatening small woman. the behaviour itself is not cool at all.
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  12. I know nothing about hot tubs, but that seems like THE occasion to replace the filter cartriges instead of washing them, if ever there was one. that dirty water sat in there for ten years.
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  13. with the measurements, did you check whether those are converted to modern imperial feet? because back in those days, practically every kingdom had their own definition of a foot, varying quite widely (something like the biggest feet being 50% larger than the smallest feet).
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  14. the complex patterns are great, I see no reason why they shouldn't be sold internationally for very high prices. those would fit into some of the most expensive buildings. they would look great in a mansion, or could make shops and restaurants look very inviting.
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  15. cutting off that guy's answer at the end before he got to explaining that apex predators have important functions in ecosystems is trashy.
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  16. jugendlicher, 30 jahre alt, normale statur, schwarz-weiß-graue haare - top beschreibung
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  17. "it was kyle's idea to do natural... considering he came all this way" bruh
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  18. as an american, that's pretty much why you exist.
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  19. she's a good example of how many dogs commonly labelled as aggressive or supposedly attacking people are really just scared themselves and trying to scare off others to be left alone.
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  20. to be clear, it does get refined to a purer state than that hand-stretched orange sheet for various uses including the food kind, and for thatpurpose it gets either heated to a high enough temperature or dissolved in solvents that would kill any germs. for various spices and nuts also featured on this channel, that is not the case.
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  21. the most environmentally friendly options are always to avoid buying anything, or buy second hand.
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  22. france is indisputably the european country with the most colonial foreign policy today. it's also very apparent if you just look at where they send their military - to police former french colonies.
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  23. imagine buying one of the most solid internet monopolies, and bankrupting it in less than a month 🤦
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  24. to be clear, normal gas flaring is done at oil drilling and production facilities that produce gas as a byproduct without having a way to capture and market the gas set up, either due to relatively small gas amounts, or due to lack of gas customers or due to laziness because oil is easier to deal with. in this case, that is a facility set up to handle gas, and the amount being burned off is not some byproduct of oil production, it's being wasted from within the europe-bound gas distribution network, because for whatever reason, russia has not reduced its gas production as much as its gas deliveries.
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  25. america: fearmongers about socialism also america: has mountains of government cheese
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  26. you could get it way cleaner if you used the centrifuge twice instead of once. the problem with all the cleaning processes before the centrifuge is that you're failing to remove a significant amount of dirty water. when you rinse and repeat, the efficiency of the operation is hugely dependent on removing as much of the dirty water as possible before adding clean water. you could have gotten a cleaner rug with less water usage by using the centrifuge more.
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  27. those also exist. I would guess that they're more durable/waterproof, but heavier and probably less popular
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  28. I'm no fan of turkey, but the way you repeatedly stress the international support for eastern libya's general haftar, while almost entirely omitting the much greater international support (US, UN, EU except for france, greece and cyprus) for the tripoli government in order to paint a picture of turkish isolation is laughable. in the foreign involvement in libya, it's not turkey that's the odd one out, it's france, greece and cyprus (mostly france, the other two are irrelevant) who are weird for sideing with russia.
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  29. falls das jemand nicht schnallt: der alte mann pflügt den staub nicht weil er bekloppt ist, sondern weil so dichter trockener boden nur extrem langsam wasser aufsaugt. wenn es tatsächlich regnen sollte, bleibt nur dann nennenswert wasser auf dem acker, wenn er vorher gepflügt wurde.
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  30. yeah and if they did that once, the amount of money the navy has to pay those divers would skyrocket.
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  31. thank you for challenging germany's international politics FOR ONCE!
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  32. he's good at eating oranges, he's not losing the juice like a lot of animals who just bite through fruit with no finesse!
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  33. you're forgetting about a fun detail: when russian soldiers die in service, their families are legally entitled to monetary compensation. wagner contracts do not contain such a clause. therefor wagner mercenaries are comparatively extremely expensive alive (they're paid about 10 times more), but their deaths are cheap. nobody in their right mind and not in prison should sign up for that. also the "no thuggery, no sexual crimes" thing is clearly not a strict rule. wagner's prison recruitment has included rapists, murderers, and a cannibal.
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  34. "das tritt nach meiner kenntnis ist das sofort, unverzüglich" - bester satz der deutschen geschichte
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  35. I think the main difference between people who took this trip and those who refused is how they reacted to rush's enthusiasm. some people are easily pulled in by charismatic people believing in their projects, whereas other people see the same person's attitude as indicating impaired judgement. basically the guy was all "don't worry, don't worry, it's safe", and some people believed him (in part simply because he went along for the ride, so clearly he believed it himself), whereas others got more suspicious about him seemingly not being able to identify danger at all, making his assessment less trustworthy than if he had been able to identify limited danger.
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  36. "you have to support your country in a war even if you're on the wrong side" is an unambiguously horrible take no matter what context it was said in. completely inexcusable. spreading that idea directly translates into a likely huge increase in suffering and there can't possibly be something good about it.
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  37. that's ridiculous. you can't tell me that 911 operators are not trained to expect callers whispering! they're even supposed to send cops if they're called silently because it's generally recognized that there are situations where people call 911 but have to avoid being heard.
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  38. that's a terrible idea. at that point, you're almost eating a boiled potato. they probably ARE pre-boiled, otherwise they'd be raw inside. all fries are fried twice, that doesn't make these oversized ones extra crispy.
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  39. iraq is like 70% shia, so it makes sense for them to make up most of the government. and the shia militias did more to defeat ISIS than the iraqi military, as did the pershmerga. I'm no fan of any islamist government, but iran did save iraq from ISIS.
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  40. sounds kinda like how a drunk russian is dangerous both when he's in a bad mood and when he's in a good mood.
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  41. damn, that's awesome. if I was a cook serving oysters, I would definitely check them for pearls! xD
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  42. holy 💩 that is so sloppy! 👎 that number did seem very strange to me. I could see it being true for a city, but not for such a big largely rural area. I didn't look it up, but I definitely would have checked that before I put it in a youtube video.
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  43. why are you only playing the clip of the coffin falling where you can't fully see what's going on, and not the clip from the same camera a minute earlier where you clearly see the israelis hitting the guys holding the coffin?
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  44. "suicide attacks have decreased" - yeah, because many of those were done by the taliban.
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  45. I like that cute nuclear weapons picturebook with the environmental whale.
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  46. it would have been good to mention that all of those western-made planes russia stole are supposed to undergo standardised regular inspections and maintenance and keep a record of it, and by now they have lost pretty much all their potential resale value and their chances to be recognised as airworthy in highly regulated countries, because they have been flying without keeping the proper maintenance record to document their condition.
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  47. HOLY SHIT, they actually attacked a nuclear power plant! there are no limits to putin's insanity!
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  48. "laut bußgeldkatalog kostet die fahrt auf der falschen seite 20€" laut merzens kostet alles 20€, auch das nichtkassieren der 20€.
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  49. this guy really expects us to believe that he has a problem with lots of kids working in his refinery camp, when obviously their presence is contingent on him paying them or one of his employees paying them on his behalf? 🤡 I reckon if he didn't want to employ kids, he also wouldn't have had those boilers built with child-size hatches.
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  50. it would have been worth pointing out that reducing firewood and wood coal usage also combats desertification by saving trees. that's a verybig issue in a lot of african countries, and I'm pretty sure that includes senegal (it includes parts of the sahara and sahel)
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  51. designing a heavy bomber to have just one pilot at that time seems very strange.
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  52. I'm guessing the journalists had something to do with the prettiest girl on the bus being chosen to remain captive.
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  53. for real, you did not mention that wael dahdouh has previously first had most of his close family including his wife, two other children(15/7), and eight other relatives killed in an air strike (in a relative's home in southern g°za they had moved to for supposedly being relatively safe, which was hit directly by an airstrike without warning like so many), and was then wounded by another drone strike that killed his camerman?
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  54.  @Kob1yashi  I'm sure french people are more aware of africa than probably all other european countries' citizens, if for no other reason than the fact that an extremely high portion of french citizens and residents have african ancestry/citizenship. in france, most ethnic minorities are african (especially north african, but also many subsaharan), whereas for example here in germany, the common ones are turkish, arab, or eastern european, and in britain, it's indians/pakistanis/bangladeshis. france also used to pretend that overseas territories like algeria were actually france, whereas other european countries saw their colonies more as foreign countries they occupied.
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  55. "we can't give out rehabbers' private information without their consent" - well yeah, but you could just call the guy and ask -.-
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  56. wow, that's really sad. they were trying to go easy on him by just asking him directly to stop shooting instead of calling the cops, and he killed them for it.
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  57. ban all irrigation of grass, including home lawns, golf courses, parks and roadside lawn strips! STOP using decorative plants that are not adapted to a dry climate! and in entivise farmers to grow crops with low water consumption using drip irrigation, or set up some sort of closed/recondensing greenhouse systems...
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  58. "I don't normally take pictures of children, but these were black children" uuhhhhhhhmmmmmm you're not really making the point you intend to make there
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  59. the claim that israel is bombing only legitimate targets and individually identifying them in or under civilian buildings at a rate of 1000 per day is absurd.
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  60. "slavic people are like a family" - yeah, the big brother beats up all the other siblings.
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  61. there's no way that and the perpetuity clause would be legal in a reasonable country.
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  62. "most of the time" when you're hospitalized for covid, you get regeneron, according to fox? isn't that stuff super expensive and barely available?
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  63. "primarily an anti-blasphemy party" wow, I didn't know I could feel pain inside my brain, but that did the trick.
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  64. Matt Brown they were his family, of course he wants to acknowledge them
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  65. "this horse was called sweet kiss" uhm who called it that? I feel like they're responsible. xD
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  66. in areas where the wildlife is threatened by feral cats, people should require a special license to own a fertile cat. perhaps in some more limited areas, where people live close to important populations of wild animals that are threatened by cats, cats should not be allowed outside at all. when feral cats are destroying ecosystems, in most cases they need to be killed. what cat lovers should fight against is the cats getting there in the first place, and cat breeding.
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  67. 0:53 you didn't think it was an important detail you ought to mention that the stadium footage clearly shows boys under 10 among the stripped and lined up detainees???
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  68. rock and glass wool may be more dangerous to install, but plastic is waaaay more dangerous to live in due to the fire risk. ask the people who lived in grenfell tower about flammable insulation....
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  69. nice to have an english version of all the excuses the gazprom schröder party makes domestically about this.
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  70. Günther Gartenmann iphone 4 has a glass back that you can just slide off to swap it or the battery etc, no glue required. evidently that was too repairable for apple.
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  71. brexiteers: "we must leave the EU to get rid of excessive regulation!" brexit:
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  72. for methanol firefighting, they should use infrared goggles appropriately adjusted to daytime. with a well-adjusted IR camera system, you would see the methanol flames probably even more clearly than you can see any flames with the naked eye.
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  73. you should put that question of whether ukrainian morale is breaking because of missile strikes against civilians into historical context. that sort of thing has been tried before, and on much bigger scale. they called it "strategic bombing" in WW2. the london blitz didn't break england's morale, and the firestorms in hamburg, the rhineland or tokyo didn't break german or japanese morale either. such attacks mostly make people angry, and they get angry at the enemy, at the ones who are doing the bombing. even when their own governments are much more responsible for the state of war than the ukrainian government, like the WW2 governments of germany and japan were. it's not like those sporadic killings of civilians throughout ukraine are doing anything to convince people that ukraine can't win, which is what it would take to make people want to give up. it's rather convincing people that ukraine should fight because russia is evil. it's probably making the ukrainian public less supportive of negotiations with russia, since it makes russia seem less trustworthy.
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  74. very smart to explain and show exactly what security systems they use! I think they covered everything in the video, all they're missing is a floor plan, business hours, and maybe the address if that's not public already. 🙄
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  75. as a german, I think this must be legally challenged and judged unconstitutional.
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  76. housing shortages are terrible in many countries. it's something that rich people and corporations are widely incentivised to lobby in favour of, since it inflates the prices they can demand for rent. and a lot of rich people are very invested in housing properties at any given time, and want to see prices rise in order to turn a profit. on the other hand, people who want to see property and rent prices fall have no lobbying power, as those are all the non-rich people.
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  77. going from no regulation to a ban is a terrible idea. it needs to be legal and regulated.
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  78.  @JakobatHeart  no, pay the other divers more in the future to convince them to continue to work.
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  79. this channel has taught me that in france, food products cost extra when the producers don't wear gloves.
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  80. when the journalists carried the boy off the bus, they held his dangling head up for some better pictures. certainly not as big an issue as the cops not ordering an ambulance to be on standby before though - it took 20 minutes for one to arrive. whichever journalist came up with giving the hostage takers pictures of cops to avoid cops being brought in as fake hostages should definitely have been prosecuted. and I think they all were aware that they were serving as human shields. there also are laws against taking and publishing pictures of non-famous people in germany and I reckon there probably already were back then. I'd say the hostages definitely did not consent.
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  81. The Narcissist's Prayer: That didn't happen. And if it did, it wasn't that bad. And if it was, that's not a big deal. And if it is, that's not my fault. And if it was, I didn't mean it. And if I did, you deserved it. i-country is a narcissist.
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  82. sounds like it's time to elect a non-ANC government.
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  83. I'm happy for the two older kids for having managed to keep their little siblings alive. their mother would be so proud of them!
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  84. she's not, she's definitely going to be killed for this in the next year or two.
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  85.  @esanahka9284  gaddhafi certainly didn't ask for french help. it was the french who changed the UN/NATO no-fly-zone into the no-libya-zone by bombing ground targets.
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  86. that woman's face is a cautionary tale of cosmetic surgery.
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  87. 👍 thumbs up for bismullah for standing up for his sister
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  88. for all those mixing up the afghan presidents: this is hamid karzai, the first president of NATO-occupied afghanistan. he got the job because his family was one of the country's biggest drug smuggling organizations. he remained in afghanistan and made arrangements with the taliban (he posted a video with his young daughters next to him to announce that he was staying and call on others to stay, which was clearly taliban propaganda). the one you're confusing him with is ashraf ghani, the last president of afghanistan, who fled the country when kabul fell. he can certainly be accused of corruption like all the other politicians who failed to create a functioning afghan state, but he is nowhere near the level of criminality of hamid karzai.
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  89. taurus ist immer vor der chef im geschäft
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  90. it's been very concerning to see some british media and politicians use this as an opportunity to push even more erosion of the right to protest, which has already suffered from incredibly anti-democratic reforms, such as now sentencing people for three years in prison for blocking a road.
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  91. I confess I am an antishmulite 😔
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  92. wow, how stupid are the people in charge of the belarusian athletes? their handling created this national embarrasment.
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  93. you should have pointed out that three years of pre-trial detention are a blatantly unconstitutional method to force people to take a plea deal instead of being allowed to plead not guilty and get a fair trial!
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  94. 0:15 bad map, those are not the positions of severodonetsk and lysychansk. lysychansk is immediately to the south-west of severodonetsk just on the other shore of a river, and I'm pretty sure that severodonetsk is slightly to the south-west of the marked position, too.
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  95. dieser humor ist so deutsch, der gehört in den einbürgerungstest.
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  96. wow those puppies are getting big! they look like golden retrievers.
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  97. american cops value cops' lives FAR higher than anybody else's. what happened in uvalde was just a particularly extreme demonstration of this. those same cops actually had active shooter training earlier this year. what they are told to do and what they trained is that the first cop on scene is supposed to immediately attack the shooter to draw the shooter's attention and gunfire away from helpless civilians who have no body armor, weapons, or combat training (and in this case happened to be 10 year olds). 10 bullets shot at a cop wearing body armor behind cover do much less harm than 10 bullets shot point blank at children. in stark contrast, one of the official excuses of uvalde police was "we did not attempt to enter the room because the suspect had already shot at us". cop priorities! to say that they think that they are better than the rest of us is an understatement. they act as if they believe that they are a different species, like we aren't people to the full extent they are.
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  98. what air force doing?
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  99. they must have meant the resemblance to a wild rabbit
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  100. intro seems fake, I think that bird was already her pet.
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  101. monkey bite is a hilarious cause of death for a king.
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  102. "... considering he came all this way"
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  103. "how often do you want the hug to be played?" inside edition: "YES"
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  104. I just don't drop my phone.
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  105.  @Jake420  it's not overthinking it. if those are historical measurements, and you don't look up the conversion, you're better off just ignoring the measurements than believing that you understand them.
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  106. it could be practical though to spread probably largely decentralized solar power systems (like for one household or one village) through desert and desert-adjacent inhabited areas to replace wood and charcoal for cooking, and also provide some electricity for electronic devices to aid in education etc.. I hear areas like the sahel have long had a problem with trees being cut down for firewood, when they are desperately needed to hold off desertification and graze goats and such. countering desertification locally by use of solar power probably wouldn't make a difference for the climate, but it would help to reduce the displacement of people in those areas, which is generally going to be a huge worldwide problem in the coming decades. it would also be nice in that it would empower poor people, whereas the plans to export african solar power to europe would as usual benefit corporations and corrupt officials. well, the solar power would probably also be routed to some nearby cities, but certainly not to villages in the middle of nowhere.
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  107. I like the scary montages of boomers on sight-seeing tours.
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  108. "ich war auch polizist in meinem heimatland" sagt der freier. polizistin: "mhm 😑"
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  109. landfills? clearly you are not a farmer or gardener. :'D nobody is taking fruit waste from a farm to a landfill. that stuff is composted on site or just spread out back under the trees where it would naturally fall and rot. sending it to a landfill would cost money and deprive the field of more nutrients unnecessarily. of course making spirit from it instead can be profitable. I hear cocoa fruit pulp is also sometimes used to make alcohol, though I'm not sure if it gets distilled. if such fruit waste can be made into enjoyable spirits rather than lower potency wines, that makes it more marketable due to its long shelf-life.
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  110. a musk company with a no a-hole policy? quite paradoxical! xD
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  111. a 2000$ bag made of synthetic materials? the fashion brands in these videos never fail to disappoint with their quality!
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  112. large skin burns kill slowly through infection. add the lung damage from the smoke, and yup, that's a horrible way to die.
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  113. "foster care" aka orphanages are run by the private prison companies in the US?! stop calling that foster care btw, foster care means placement in a family without adoption, not institutional mass housing. that's like calling farming "pet ownership".
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  114. I've read books written by concentration camp survivors, and they made a big point of explaining how extreme hunger dehumanises people.
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  115. 4:42 not even russia claims that kind of accuracy for the iskander. the best variant is supposed to have a 5-7m CEP (with satellite and optical guidance), with the worse variants having CEPs of 30-70m.
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  116. well played, texas. nothing wrong with offering these people free and voluntary rides. the texan authorities don't want them in texas, and they don't want to be in texas.
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  117. I like how he's walking behind and holding on to his mom. very alpha!
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  118. destroying competitors by selling at a loss and being able to take it because your company is insanely rich HAS to be a violation of some kind of anti-monopoly law! 0_O
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  119. ich fänds witzig, wenn die CSU sich dann in die CDU auflösen müsste. schluss mit bayerischer extrawurst! :D
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  120. I'm very impressed that they managed to save that girl at the end with the many bullet wounds, and preserved both her legs too.
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  121. "es geht uns darum, dass die tiere lebend ankommen" - erst mal 7 tage stehen lassen, dann warenwert anzweifeln und zum neuverzollen zum zollamt zur abholung schicken
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  122. finally they give roy wood junior the credit he deserves. he has been consistently funnier than the comedians invited to do stuff like this for a long time.
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  123.  @esanahka9284  oh, if you want to see a REALLY bad somewhat recent example of french involvement in africa, check out france's role in preparing and aiding the rwandan genocide, and rescuing the top perpetrators. france supported the genocide because the hutus wanted to keep rwanda french-speaking, whereas the tutsis threatened to bring about an english-speaking rwanda. france launched their own invasion to oppose the UN mission sent to stop the genocide.
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  124. putin in his natural habitat
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  125. well, a 2000£ bag doesn't justify top grade restoration work. they mostly cleaned and prepped the leather so that the paint would stick well.
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  126. albert einstien patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. they're football hooligans who have expanded the scope of their hate into politics. the nazis' SA wasn't all that different.
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  127. it's rare for people to be talented both as inventors/engineers and as business people. the inventors tend to take any arrangement that lets them focus their efforts entirely on the parts of the business that they enjoy, and they end up getting taken advantage of by whoever they found to take the finances off their hands/invest capital. particularly in the eyes of the inventors, who only care about the technical stuff, they are the ones who did essentially all of the work because they made the product, but they get very little of the profit because they only cared about the work and the product when they made the original agreements, whereas the businesspeople and investors they partnered with had their eyes on the money from the start, and they basically profit off the fact that they barely even care about the product. I think what inventors might need when setting up businesses like this is their own personal starting capital to hire a lawyer to negotiate a good position for them in the company from the start. which is already a horrible amount of bureaucracy for your average inventor to deal with.
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  128. is gouda the best cheese? no. is gouda better than whatever the americans think is good? almost certainly.
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  129. schlechtestes CDU-ergebnis aller zeiten, knapp hinter der SPD. laschet: "damit bin eindeutig ich gemeint! 😃"
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  130. build mcmansions
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  131. -hindu extremist government -barely even tries to keep the "holy rivers" clean
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  132. wtf kind of company is that? I would hardly expect a utility company to show up within 24 hours! and you're telling me that a well-kept lawn was good for something? I am very confused.
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  133. you know it's bad when the civilians are digging foxholes.
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  134. that should be the final straw to fire the entire police department and build a new one. these people are occupying the space of a police department but are clearly not fit for service. they're basically just a gang.
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  135. I wonder what would happen if they all sued france to hand over all of the currency reserves. could france even come up with the money? it's basically a massiveslush fund with an extraordinarily low chance of being withdrawn to a high degree. france has very little practical reason to actually hold that money.
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  136. this is an obviously correct thing to do. the woman arguing against it is being absurd - "we don't need to ban it because it does not happen" - so if it doesn't happen, and you don't want it to happen, what's the problem with banning it? if it doesn't happen anyways, then the ban affects nobody!
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  137. '"f you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - for ever." - George Orwell, 1949
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  138. yeah, I don't think that giving her name and showing her face was that relevant. they revealed that by taliban law, she is sheltering at least one fugitive (from a death sentence), that could easily be enough of a reason to search the place and identify all the women and girls there.
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  139. and also the pilot managed to descend fast enough to avoid suffocating people in the cabin, while not breaking the plane in two.
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  140. ein dolchstoß in den rücken? inspiriert, herr präsident! ✋
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  141. to be clear, these are not the standard effects, it's a list of extreme cases (high doses and bad reactions). this is quite a common cathinone, and the vast majority of use instances do not make the news because the users don't do anything crazy. it is however a relatively non-recommendable drug, almost certainly a worse idea than meth, so don't take this as an endorsement!
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  142. that's disgusting. sounds like he thought he owned his wife and daughter, and they were not allowed to continue living without him.
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  143. it didn't even hit the moon on the day it was supposed to land? that means that the trajectory was nowhere near correct. that's kinda like trying to land a plane at an airport, and crashing into a different airport. we have seen several spacecraft from multiple nations meant to land on the moon or mars crash instead this century, but as far as I recall, they all managed to get their flights right until the landing approach, and then failed to decelerate enough, hitting the surface when and where they were supposed to - only too fast.
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  144. I'm a bit worried about her being out alone though 😕
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  145. "it looks like an alien" no, it looks totally like a super normal fish. plenty of fish look way weirder, like sea horses or rays. that lancet fish is just pointy with big eyes and teeth. it would be extremely weird if we found an alien (extraterrestrial) species that looks like a normal fish.
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  146. gotta love when politicians proclaim that the people have voiced unified support for them, when the election results really are an even split.
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  147. that water is contaminated though. moat of the droplets are produced by the clean water hittingthe contaminated toilet bowl and its contents.
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  148. there ought to have been criminal convictions for that crowd crush party- because deliberately selling too many tickets for an event is very clear-cut fraud.
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  149. 8:02 that is exactly the opposite of what shellac and other coatings do on fruit. they reduce water evaporation, that keeps fruit from wilting and shriveling up.
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  150. "kurz' karriere war beispiellos" beispiellos kurz.
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  151.  @cyantn1634  actually the vast majority of pearls including these are not natural, because they contain a fake core. for the cheapest freshwater pearls, I think they use plastic balls that only get a millimeter or two of nacre coating, and in this case they use mussel shells, which are a similar material to oyster pearls, but still fake filler material and made round and big to give the pearls a big headstart in growing big and round. until a few hundred years ago, all pearls were natural, grown around randomly implanted grains of sand or shell. natural pearls only occur in a small percentage of oysters, fewer per oyster, they take a lot longer to reach the same size because their original core is very small, and they are much less likely to be round due to the lack of a round core as a starting point and the lack of manual turning of the oyster. nowadays, pearls are checked I think with x-rays to show wether they are made of concentric layers of nacre all the way to the center and thus natural, in which case they are far more expensive due to their rarity. plastic cores are certainly easy to identify, whereas these mussel shell cores may be an attempt to fool testing equipment with a similar density to oyster nacre. though I think there probably are ways to identify the lack of concentric layering. but at least the weight of the pearl will be convincing, as opposed to pearls with plastic cores.
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  152. seems incredibly misguided to blame pashinyan for armenia's defeat when he had only been briefly in charge of the armenia and its political relations that his predecessor and now challenger had built. really, you think the new prime minister made your military lose?
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  153. thanks, I hadn't yet heard the explanation that HIMARS was complicating russian artillery supply by puishing depots back from the front lines. that makes a lot of sense. we already got a pretty good idea of the supply distance that russia is able to effectively bridge by road early in the war near kyiv. I think they run into a lot of trouble around 50km, so the 80km range of HIMARS is definitely a problem. the sort of artillery tatctics of the russians require huge amounts of ammunition, which is super heavy and difficult to transport and load. if ukraine had had HIMARS at the beginning of the war, mariupol might look very different.
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  154. the problems are the inhalation of mercury vapor when they boil the mercury off the gold, and the spread of mercury compounds all over the region from the waterways and the vapor, as the distributed mercury slowly reacts with other substances. I think you can even find elevated mercury levels in places that are only connected to gold mining areas by rainfall. the stuff poisons the whole region for decades to come, most of all the rivers. the industry has a terrible harm-benefit ration for a country. it has massively detrimental effects on society, kinda like how leaded gasoline used to make people stupid and violent.
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  155. I think she read or listened to other people's stories of abuse and is copying them, and basing the way she describes feeling about the trial on what messages of support have been telling her about how she must feel so bad. the "the first time he hit me I laughed" is a nice touch to add credibility, because it doesn't intuitively feel like the kind of story one would make up, but it's based in reality in that laughing actually is a very common response to surprise and confusion, and of course it fits with how her interpretation of her belligerence in the recordings is that she rolls with the punches. all the recordings I've heard definitely don't show johnny depp being aggressive like this though. they sound like amber trying to break johnny's spirit to control him, because she's extremely possessive and insecure and scared of him leaving her. and I'm pretty sure that everything after the divorce has been "if I can't have you, I'm going to ruin your life".
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  156. get yourself a man who can do that with a washing machine
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  157. this was obviously coming soon. it's an attempt to revive twitter.
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  158.  @ArkanceloAutore  whose propaganda?
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  159. fun fact: america never designated the taliban as a terrorist organisation, because they wanted to keep open the option of negotiating with them as a political movement with some degree of legitimacy.
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  160. you've got a bit of britain on you right there.
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  161. "the legal protection would be a vasectomy"- his lawyer friend pretty much straight up diagnosed him with an addiction problem there. he's implying that the guy is incapable of stopping unless he becomes physically unable to father more children.
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  162. I like how those guys who found the tank were able to appreciate being given a toy like that even as their country is getting invaded and blown up all over.
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  163. 5:20 "me ne frego" was a mussolini slogan, so she answered that question a lot clearer than just saying that she doesn't mind being called a fascist!
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  164. red bull verleiht flügel
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  165. that woman with the disability preventing her from driving seems really terrified of that traffic. :(
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  166. die anderen sind anders anders! D:
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  167. I expect to see american media unironically arguing that 4 US soldiers are worth 40,000 afghans.
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  168. 20 brautmodeläden in marxloh? sind die irgendwie beliebt für geldwäsche, oder was?
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  169. These guys are good example of what's meant by “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.”.
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  170.  @earthknight60  there is no distinction between extinction in the wild and full extinction for the european eel since it can't be bred in captivity.
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  171. 1:11 "are we not human beings? I don't know..." - russian army in a nutshell
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  172. in germany, she might have gotten raided rather than visited. germany's j°°ish voice for peace have had their bank account frozen.
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  173. LOL he's putting the cart before the horse. you don't extradite without getting an extradition request first. as of now, bolsonaro isn't even accused of a crime in brazil.
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  174. "what did serbia do wrong?" -every serbian
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  175. lebanon working together: the politicians get paid without working, the citizens work without getting paid.
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  176. 1:20 you can actually see them beat a guy who is holding the casket with both hands... how was he supposed ro be a threat?
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  177. I think it's more common with dedicated owners of long-lived pets like parrots and turtles, since the potential for those pets to outlive their owners is commonly recognised. when people have pets with a 15 year life expectancy, it's common for them to not consider the possibility of dying that soon, but when you have a pet projected to live another 50-100 years, then the pet outliving you is an easy possibility for people to accept without being tied to accepting that they may die soon, which is a realisation most people try to avoid.
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  178. ach du scheiße, allgemeines tempolimit verhindern als hauptthema fürn erstwähler? ist ja der knaller, was für gestalten die FDP auftreibt! xD
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  179. "this is not peace, it is an armistice for 20 years" - general nostrafrenchus
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  180. I wonder what this will do to the shipping fees for electric cars - them having a chance to cause this much damage is an incredibly big liability.
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  181. the black permanent marker is definitely not the way to go. it's not permanent enough, not opaque and thick enough, likely to be a weird blue-purple tone, and will rub off on hands.
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  182. some of the rocket types russia uses allegedly have a failure rate of over 50%, presumably because they've been in storage for so long (not just soviet models, but old soviet stock). then their cluster munitions probably also have more than that 30% failure rate.
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  183. LOL I didn't know that clip where the old french lady asks her if she is mrs. macron xD
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  184. claiming that boycotts don't work is the same as claiming that voting doesn't work
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  185. 5:01 how does he not break that nail while mining???
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  186. Lynn if during any rinse-and-repeat washing you for example remove 98% of dirty water as opposed to only 90% of dirty water, you are leaving only a fifth of the amount of already dissolved dirt that you would have left by only removing 90% of the dirty water. or for a more extreme example: if you dissolve colour in a glass of water, tip it all out and fill the glass up with pure water, you have a colourless glass of water. if instead you tip out half of the coloured water, fill the glass back up, tip out half again and fill the glass back up again, you have used a whole glass of water for refilling but still have 25% of the colour left, and if you want to keep diluting it that way until it looks colourless, that will take a lot more water.
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  187. imagine thinking that this is tough questioning 🙄
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  188. the people who put all animals in pies.
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  189. ich unterstütze die heute show vollends in ihrer entscheidung, twitter weiterhin bei dem einzigen namen zu nennen, den twitter je tragen wird.
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  190. chess players be like that. chess grand masters were huge celebrities in the soviet union, they knew that they could get away with a lot more than other soviet citizens. in fact, top chess players HAD TO be treated well by the state because they had plenty of freedom to travel that they could have used to request asylum somewhere else and then play chess for another country (well, unless they had relevant family in the soviet union to leverage against them) - that would have been a propaganda disaster! for the soviet union, chess was like having a gold medal subscription in an olympic discipline that implies that your country is the smartest. the soviets were very interested in olympic medals too (and world leaders in doping xD), but winning at chess was better PR than any other sport could ever be.
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  191. 4:18 "you're missing an opportunity to shut up" is a hilarious thing for a president to say though xD
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  192.  @smithtorreysmith  one being able to read a four syllable word in the right order of syllables when it's the name of the topic of a youtube video one is making is not a high bar.
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  193. that actually does sound a little bit like a psychedelic trip, specifically one of the unpleasant ones.
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  194. I love how when they're asked about climate change, they pivot and pretend to answer a different question that they want to be asked instead. xD
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  195. this feels like it was created as a middle finger to the puritans across the pond.
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  196. 1:00 between the steel tuner shafts and the sharp ends of the steel strings, that girl might have really gotten hurt there (mostly dangerous to teeth and eyes).
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  197. porsche guevara
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  198. driving those machines does look like a really fun job. cleaning and repairing them is another story.
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  199. 4:32 "the cost of living is starting to outweigh the benefits" xD
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  200. when german storm troopers used stocked pistols for trench assaults, the alternatives were either stockless pistols, or bolt action rifles, were they not?
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  201. tthe ideal option for deniability is generally to use weapons made by your enemy. like how the soviets used german pistols to execute all those poles in katyn forest (though at the time, the germans weren't yet their enemies).
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  202. is there a direct equivalent with a lighter colour to not contribute so much to the urban heat island?
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  203. it's outrageous that they're not already fired. and their charges against the victim should be immediately dismissed.
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  204. so do they HAVE plans to make sand for concrete? it seems to me like you could make very high quality sand from glass for that application, since you could make it exactly as angular and as course as needed, and the grains themselves are certainly strong enough. putting glass in landfills is absurd, it's very economical to recycle.
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  205. the only way ukraine can join NATO is if ukraine first agrees with russia over where its borders are. NATO does not admit new members with ongoing territorial disputes. kinda like how american health insurance providers don't let you buy in if you already have some expensive illness. that's why russia attacked ukraine in 2014, and georgia in 2008. russia can prevent NATO membership by invading before it happens.
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  206. I think this has a lot more potential than most of the "environmentally friendly" products you have featured. I assume it's only suitable for dry applications (basically any biodegradeable plastic replacement is, because if it was highly water-repellant, it would also repell microbes), but that's still a lot of applications. and there are many countries with bad enough waste management (which realistically means a lack of trash-fired powerplants) that making packaging biodegradeable helps a lot.
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  207. it's strange that people do this sort of thing while claiming to be freedom fighters and god's representatives.
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  208. the first air strike killed his wife, 15 year old son, and 7 year old daughter, and 8 other family members including that grandchild you mentioned - in an airstrike on a relative's home in the then supposedly safer southern g°za. the following drone strike wounded him and killed his cameraman. and now this drone strike killed his adult son. he has continued to work every day.
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  209. I've already gotten two day suspensions from youtube comments for attempting to accurately characterize what the h-crew is, without even opining on any recent actions. I believe the main sticking points were the usage of the term "nat°°nal liber°tion m°vem°nt" and non-usage of "te°°orist" and "iran-backed".
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  210. it would have been nice to even briefly mention the main animal welfare concerns with horse racing, which are not that "horses die", but rather that their lives are horrible off the race tracks, that they spend their entire lives either standing in boxes alone, or being ridden and tortured for training and racing, never even socialising properly with other horses. they get ridden from far too young an age, their bodies are destroyed in a few years (racing and especially jumping overstress their bodies), and the lucky ones that don't end up put down at the end of their racing careers, like a quarter of the way through a normal horse's lifespan, and instead get sold to horse hobbyists, all have psychiatric issues from the abuse and isolation, and are ill-prepared to adjust to a normal horse's life. in short, the problem is that absolutely no attention is paid to the horses' welfare beyond what is necessary for race performance. they don't live like horses, they live like cars!
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  211. meanwhile in canada: 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
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  212. the wikipedia article "criticism of muhammad" is a fascinating read, in case you're wondering what they're hiding.
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  213. 0:45 russia's missile stockpiles have not dwindled. they have of course used up their pre-war stockpile down to a tiny fraction, but in stark contrast to the west and europe in particular, russia is not twiddling its thumbs but rather has ramped up arms production to a sort of war economy level. the sort of missile use russia had in the first quarter of 2023, ballpark of two cruise or ballistic missiles a day, was probably similar to its production volume. but as of now, russia has spent a good half year replenishing and firing very little, which has all along been thought to be the leadup of a reengagement if the strategy to destroy ukraine's energy infrastructure in the now beginning winter. russia probably has 200-400 long range 2023-made missiles saved up. who knows, maybe it's a lot more and russia has increased production even more. given the relative industrial capacities, I would also guess that by now russia really is producing its own "geran 2"/"shahed" iranian-copied drones, that probably was part of the deal. if russia manages to expand on the same sort of parts supply that iran got despite being heavily sanctioned, they might be able to churn out 10 or 20 times more of those than of the missiles, as they are extremely simply by comparison (they just target pre-programmed GPS/GLONASS coordinates).
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  214. this actually fits my view of young russian men and teenagers pretty well. especially that they would make violence against women into mass entertainment.
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  215. it's partially quite wholesome, but I suspect it's largely a facade with some pretty standard cult shit going on behind it.
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  216. it's pretty weird how big a crowd of bystanders were there, but at least the kid probably didn't feel so alone because he could hear that a lot of people came for him. :(
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  217. ist doch mal wieder schön, dass sowas den freien wählern einen umfragehöchststand eingebracht hat...
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  218. information in this video: time chrystals are SOMETHING that oscillates, and maybe google made some.
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  219. british intelligence services recently confirmed the russian use of barrier troops (units stationed behind the front to kill soldiers deserting or retreating without orders), and I'm starting to believe it, too. I think that might be a very bad idea for the russians to do in a war in which the enemy is happy to take prisoners, and captivity is extremely survivable and certainly more comfortable than front line duty. in past wars when barrier troops were used, like in WW2, that was generally not paired with an enemy one could reasonably safely surrender to (the soviets used barrier troops in fighting the germans, mostly behind penal battallions, but the germans treated soviet POWs essentially as badly as jews, so generally either death by labour or just execution). the russian use of barrier troops is going to make surrendering the best option for a lot of russian soldiers.
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  220. it seems to me like you should train a dog to find that stuff. monetized walkies!
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  221. 2:07 he has learned to say "bird" in cat
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  222. Matu Shaw no
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  223. 7:51
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  224. popeye is finnish???
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  225. it is worth noting that while the salary range named in this video is remarkably flat regardless of rank, in real life, the officers are likely to correct that: extortion of subordinates was already very common in the russian army during peace time, and now during war, commanding officers can threaten to easily get subordinates killed.
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  226. die hier leider weggelassene sehr offensichtliche und bekannte erklärung: ospreys fliegen zwar super gut, wenn sie fliegen, aber während mehrmotorige flugzeuge mit einem triebwerk fliegen und flugzeuge allgemein ohne triebwerk gesteuert segeln, sowie hubschrauber mit ausgefallenem motor erstaunlich kontrolliert per "autorotation" quasi segelnd landen können (sucht mal nach youtubevideos, ist ziemlich cool), fällt ein osprey ohne antrieb aus dem himmel wie ein stein, bzw. überschlägt sich seitlich, wenn ein triebwerk ausfällt und das andere weiter schiebt. bei wohl keinem anderen serienproduzierten fluggerät ist ein triebwerkausfall so tödlich wie beim osprey.
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  227. 2:52 "I don't think in terms of winning and losing" - one thing nobody ever expected trump to say
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  228. if the failure point really was prigozhin failing to secure his own family members, that's extremely stupid. I immediately thought it was likely to be due to hostages when he called the coup off, but it seemed more likely to me that they would have been family members of other important wagner leaders. although it also made prigozhin look quite amateurish when the FSB, as it raided the saint petersburg wagner office during the coup, found prigozhin's personal go-bag with money, gold, and fake documents... why would that be there during the coup, at least have it put anywhere else!
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  229. 3:15 that is a very misleading phrasing, suggesting that macron had majority support for the last election. macron was elected twice as a compromise candidate, the other option people voted against was the fascist marine le pen. his approval is at something like 25% now.
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  230. I see karzai has landed on his feet as a taliban spokesperson. he even says "we" in reference to the taliban government.
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  231. those dogs look hilarious when they're pretending to be ferocious.
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  232. iran has a right to defend itself.
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  233. could be great, but the video is missing an explanation of what the product actually can and can't do. you talked about very superficial tests about killing bacteria, but people normally clean with the primary intent of removing various types of visible dirt, and you didn't say anything about what this could do there. I know that that primary pineapple enzyme is great at destroying proteins, but that's quite different from the normal soap-based cleaning products that primarily dissolve fats in water. does the pineapple stuff also work for fats? also you called the product a "soap" after they added oils, but you don't get soap by mixing oils with acids, you get soap by mixing oils with bases. edit: read the other comments, feel dumb now for not realising that the stuff is vinegar. sure, vinegar has cleaning applications (though I absolutely despise the smell of normal vinegar used for cleaning), and if this process actually preserves the bromelain enzyme, that could make the pineapple vinegar more effective for some cleaning jobs than normal vinegar, since that stuff is really good at breaking down and dissolving proteins, which I believe are a category of substances that soaps tend to have a little bit of trouble with. but it would certainly not be a replacement for detergents, just a potentially better vinegar. and I don't see how it would be suitable for washing skin or accidental skin contact whatsoever, I don't want vinegar on my skin, and bromelain very noticeable attacks skin and mucous membranes whenever you cut or eat fresh pineapple.
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  234. I'm worried about the safety of those charity workers. even if they don't have a chance of prosecuting anyone, and it doesn't sound like they do, they are poaching workers from those factories and increasing their production costs. I hope VICE stays in touch with these people for future updates. it seems very likely to me that there will be pushback.
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  235. "if the muslims take one hindu girl, we will take at least 100 muslim girls" - that statement alone should get him locked up in a reasonable country. he is advocating for a 100 to 1 escalation of sectarian violence, that's completely intolerable.
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  236. not a g°°°amn word in this report about previous attacks on food aid providers and receivers! the outrage is you, BBC!
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  237. starlink has been the most convenient way for ukraine to make long range remote-controlled drones, for example the explosive boats use starlink (direct radio connections have very limited range, a satellite relais gives practically infinite range). however, drone connections are a small percentage of ukraine's military use of starlink, and not even the main arguably offensive one. a more important matter is whether ukraine can keep running its artillery coordination program via starlink, which connects surveillance drones, artillery crews, and army command with one another and enable ukraine to conduct precision artillery strikes much faster than russia. with the long range drones, starlink receivers are physically built into weapons, but in terms of function, ukraine's use of starlink for artillery is no less a weaponisation of the technology.
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  238. da ist ungefähr so viel dran wie an wagenknechts impfskepsis 🙄
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  239. damn, I would not have guessed that orban is one of the best european politician second language english speakers!
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  240. queen rania's CNN interview was some of the most perfect commentary on this whole thing. I'm sure CNN got an in-person visit from AIPAC for that, telling them to stop platforming such views.
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  241. die armen kinder, mit so einer mutter und wohnsituation!
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  242. "at least I die famous" narcissist confirmed
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  243. these people are doing a much better job than the other trash repurposing you havs featured. they're cleaning up a lot of really harmful trash, including probably a lot of collection from the ocean (because flip flops float and collect on the shore), which is very environmentally helpful and otherwise quite rare in trash recycling, they have created jobs for a pretty large number of people, those people are now no longer contributing to problematic logging to get carving material, and they're making really good products with a whole lot of skill. it also aounds like they compensate trash collectors better than collection of trash normally pays, since they can afford it and seem to be able to use as much material as they can get, having many carvers employed and very wide distribution. I was wondering what they would do with the waste, and they said that they're making mattresses for refugees, which sounds like it might be a really good use. at least it's probably suitable for using almost all of the foam waste. and I'm not religious, but I bet some of these guys were VERY happy when the pope was gifted one of their products! :) P.S. who is the goofball who decided to make the narwhal? xD
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  244. when america sends its people, they're not sending their best.
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  245.  @salmanssalam7274  what about me?
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  246. copyright law needs to be amended in such a way that the commercial use of AI art requires keeping a log of all input data to prove that no copyrighted material was used without licence.
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  247. absolutely, also the guy's fingers were way too close to the circular saw, he should use some sort of push stick. but the dust is almost certainly going to do more harm than a few missing fingers.
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  248. die peinliche tanzoption ist aber einfacher für alle, die nicht tanzen müssen.
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  249. fun fact: paternity testing would be equally inconclusive, because both twins' DNA is identical.
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  250. Sam N. I'm not sure if that was a bit later, but the first refrigerators also had a pretty good tendency to release poisonous gases.
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  251. here's the thing: if they were in the hallway just outside the door, then not only did they obviously hear the gunshots, but they also would have heard the children screaming. fourth graders are definitely going to make enough noise to be heard through one door as they're being murdered. kids that age scream all the time even when they're not being murdered. and of course there also was a girl repeatedly calling 911 from inside the room who said that there were still kids alive inside. she also got killed.
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  252. I have heard it said that soylent green is people...
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  253. the good old days of commercial aviation, when the 737 could save you despite being heavily damaged rather than killing you for shits and giggles without even being damaged.
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  254. I'm not buying the claim that what they're using is some plant oil mixture that magically works like epoxy resin. as a violin maker, I'm quite familiar with natural resins and oils usable for making varnishes and the like, and I'm not aware of anything like that, other than perhaps urushi sap that could possibly harden with moist coffee grounds, but I believe that would take weeks, not less than four days. urushi hardens with moisture, all other natural resin and oil options either polymerize with oxygen or dry by evaporation, or would need to be melted and mixed hot. what they're showing is relatively quick hardening of a cold mix with no air exposure or heating - only two-component resins like epoxy harden like that, and the sturdiness of the result certainly suggests a synthetic resin, too. coffee grounds are excellent for composting, they actually work great for adding nutrients to otherwise leaf- and wood-based garden, park, or plant farm compost, and worms love them. coffee grounds saturated with epoxy on the other hand are effectively particularly toxic microplastic. the subtractive CNC-cut process these people are using produces a lot of waste (much more waste than glasses frames), and whatever that alleged "plant oil mixture" is will certainly make the waste more environmentally problematic than the coffee grounds were to begin with, even if it was just magically epoxy-like natural oil and resin. in short, the environmentalist branding here is truly absurd, it's absolute hipster BS.
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  255. this is becoming one of my favourite VICE schticks
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  256. no, that's double-strength vegemite. you have to be a certified australian to get it.
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  257. america: pretends to be guests in iraq also america: repeatedly bombs parts if iraq's armed forces
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  258. thanks for the example license, and the joke about polish people using cars for profile pictures was very funny. I have DEFINITELY noticed that before.
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  259. absolutely indefensible behaviour! not only should no building ever be demolished without prior announcement and a months-long appeal period, but it's hardly even logically possible for a state to declare a building older than the state illegal.
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  260. I'd guess they're just people who can't communicate effectively with dogs, and can only manage small dogs because of it (which is of course not a solution, but rather it is the reason for the bad reputation of small dogs). they probably tried to shut him up by yelling at him and make him drop stuff by pulling on it and stuff like that. he's clearly the kind of dog who would be happy to do what you want if only he understands.
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  261. get some new brushes or thoroughly clean and reshape yours...when they're clean, you can soften the brush hairs with water (hot water may be necessary for synthetic brushes, natural hair isn't supposed to get more than warm). after softening, the ideal substance to set brush hairs into shape while drying (which is also what they use at brush factories) is a very thin solution of gummi arabicum in water, because that can easily be washed out before use with either water or alcohol. the shape the hair dries in is going to dictate the shape the brush has in use. you're also supposed to shape brush hairs every time you put them away after using and cleaning them. synthetic hairs tend to not be as fully restorable as natural ones though, since natural hairs get much softer when they absorb water, whereas synthetic ones don't absorb water and only get somewhat soft when they get hot. with synthetic hairs, it may be useful to force them into shape by wrapping them with something after the hot water softening.
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  262. SuWoopSparrow I live in a german city with a good amount of old buildings, and almost nothing looks that nice here. I don't mean chain restaurants, I mean nice restaurants. those tiles would go well with any mediterranean theme, people wouldn't know that it's specifically moroccan anyways. in terms of american things, this sort of decoration could work well in malls or more upscale shopping centers. it looks expensive and lifts the mood, I'm pretty sure it can make people spend more money.
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  263. carbon fiber composites are used under tension because the fiber structure is strong under tension. if you compress carbon fiber composits, you are stressing the binder more so than the fiber. synthetic resins as used in carbon fiber composites are obviously not as trustworthy under high pressure as metals. and I'm pretty sure that solid metal parts can generally be made (and verified to be) more reliably homogenous, whereas carbon fiber composites are more likely to contain flaws. either way, if they really didn't pressure cycle test their design, that's irresponsible regardless of the material choices.
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  264. I'm happy to hear that they're finally changing their minds about home growing. legalizing the trade without legalizing home growing is a totally deranged idea, and the current government initially said that that's what they intended to do. it makes sense to require licensing and testing if one grows to sell, but there is absolutely no good reason to not allow people to grow their own weed when they can legally buy weed (it's just a legislative favor done for the cannabis industry, likely to be the result of lobbying from tobacco firms intent on branching out to legal cannabis). there's nothing difficult or dangerous about it that can go wrong. the only possible danger is in smoking moldy weed, but that's an easy mistake to avoid and not a huge responsibility to put on people. restricting the number of plants for private growers is ok, though 3-4 plants per person would be much more reasonable than per household. and really the limit should be slightly higher, since people in germany are likely to grow relatively small plants due to growing mostly indoors and having only a short growing season outdoors. an indoor plant in germany is likely to yield 50-100g, and um to 200g outdoors. in california, which has had a similar plant count limit for a long time (5 or more plants per person I think), the outdoor growing season is so long that plants can grow 3-4m tall and wide and yield a kilo or two each. I would propose a limit of 6 plants per person with plants in the vegetative state (not flowering) counting half. that's still nowhere near a viable commercial growing operation.
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  265. John L. well the javelins are crazy expensive (I think like 600k), but all the other anti-tank missiles and manpads ukraine is getting are much cheaper than russian tanks and aircraft. of course they will also sometimes be used against less valuable targets. I saw a video once where kurdish fighters I believe in syria blew up an ISIS car bomb (truck with armor welded on) with a javelin, that was a pretty uneven match up. there was a guy with an RPG who celebrated and claimed credit despite the video clearly showing the missile hitting from above, that was pretty funny.
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  266. reminder to NEVER think that musk can't get any dumber!
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  267. yeah, I understand the point of fostering, but I think in this particular case the dog is too attached and insecure (would handle rehoming worse than most dogs), and I think the little girl makes for a good excuse to keep the dog, too. the mother doesn't sound like she would handle it well either. foster failing would be better for most dogs individually (they don't want to have to get used to new people again), but with this one more so than most.
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  268. I think that's about the 5th time they have claimed to have captured all of bakhmut...
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  269. "absolutely atomic", as ian has said before
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  270. well, the guy may have rated it generously. the cardboard is a bit offputting to me, and I don't know if the guy was able to judge whether the lamination would be durable. and that thick plastic on the leather certainly wasn't "minimal finish", even if what was underneath was real leather surface grain rather than a split leather surface.
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  271. deutschland hat wieder #nichtsgewusst
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  272. I think even for a small town of 25.000 people, the moscow idaho police are making fools of themselves. not as bad as uvalde, but still embarrassing. the original announcement that there was no danger to the community, when they knew so little about what happened that they didn't even have a suspect, was bizarrely stupid!
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  273. uh oh, another "japanese-inspired" knife sponsor... maybe just stay away from those?
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  274. the fact that the world's richest man now is one who owns a corporation that caters exclusively to the rich, rather than the owner of a major industrial corporation and a lot of intellectual property (like bill gates), is a shocking indicator of the rapid global growth of wealth inequality - more and more of the world's money is owned by the richest people.
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  275. I hope you're making another video particularly about the disappearances!
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  276. I thought you were about to say that they expect more help from israel, but then you said germany... germany should do more, but israel is doing NOTHING. even switzerland sanctioned russia, but not israel.
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  277. pro tip: when you're a passenger on a train, and you see an object punch up through the floor of the carriage while the carriage starts to shake violently, you should pull an emergency brake yourself instead of looking for a railway employee.
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  278. der typ machts nicht mehr lange. ich glaub sobald die AfD ihn enttäuscht, hängt der sich auf...
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  279. vervollständige diesen satz: im zweifel für...
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  280. why did you choose to ignore so much of the bad sides of what's usually called "failed integration" of turkish and other immigrants in germany? like how much they've ended up in semi-segregated residential block neighbourhoods that are widely referred to, in remarkable ignorance of history, as "ghettos"?
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  281. ich finds immer wieder knuffig, wie sektenartig FDP-mitglieder wirken.
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  282. nicht mehr aktuell, alle gerettet
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  283. that is some highly advanced doll playing! I wonder why there were so many creepy dolls being made in the past. I mean half of those are kinda only creepy if you want them to be, but half are legit horrifying!
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  284. yup, iron dome really doesn't intercept over gaza at all.
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  285. nah that one's not in international law, it's in US hegemony, also known as the rules-based international order.
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  286. typical retriever - they're bred to fetch shot birds without chewing on them, so they have a tendency to bring their owners live animals.
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  287. ist wahrscheinlich son machomäßiges belastungsproben-ding wie beim militär.
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  288. props to the guy who managed to all by himself cobble together a flying submarine that could do a little bit of flying and a little bit of diving without killing him! nowadays all the cocaine cartels would want to employ that guy. most narcosubs can't even fully submerge, and that guy made one that could both dive and fly!
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  289. rape is used as a weapon BECAUSE it causes shame and social tensions. ukraine's government should figure out how they want to handle it and have zelensky deliver a speech specifically about how victims and others should handle these experiences to minimize the individual and societal damage the russians intend to cause. a good speech about this could help a lot to break the taboo and combat whatever misguided disgust people feel by reframing individual and social recovery from rape as a patriotic act of defense against russia. it would play great with western audiences, too. though a bit overused, it could make sense to tie it into WW2 history since the axis forces also raped A LOT in ukraine.
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  290. that's captain stickman for you. boaty mcboatface's captain.
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  291. they weren't doing anything that should be illegal, but I blame these guys for not prioritizing the kid. growing enough weed to lose custody while drawing attention with the festivals was very irresponsible, and ultimately deliberately getting themselves killed instead of getting locked up but staying alive for the kid was horrendously bad parenting. they pretty much abandoned that boy to take a stand for weed.
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  292.  @CensorTube84  that doesn't make sense. the women are not being drafted.
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  293. germany isn't at zero GDP growth, it's below.
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  294. "my grandpa told me he saw bear crap once" roman is not russian.
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  295. 11:43 you glossed over an important part there, which was the absolutely insane decision to grant federal assistance to the construction of homes on land formerly used by a lead smelting factory. that's more than just having black people live between industrial areas that they're supposed to work in. they built federally assisted housing in a place that would obviously poison the residents and likely cripple children growing up there!
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  296. 37:48 diese aussage während dieses krieges so stehen zu lassen ist journalistisch schon sehr sportlich. übrigens sagt aie am ende "we take it into account" - das heißt "wir denken daran" oder "wir machen es uns bewusst", nicht "wir halten uns daran".
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  297. Lobos222 dominance theory for dogs is outdated bullshit. dogs generally want to be nice so that people and other dogs are nice to them, they just need to be taught how. they don't have much of an ego, they just want to enjoy life.
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  298. it seems like those miners are not at all used to talking about climate change. I think they're kinda surprising each other when some of them admit that they don't believe that climate change is fake, or even that industrial activity has something to do with it. I also think it's interesting that coal miners on one hand feel a need to deny that coal burning has a climate impact, but on the other hand these guys, who mine coal with massive machinery, whose families for many generations have mined coal, know better than almost anybody else how absolutely massive the global scale of coal mining is. yet they're supposed to pretend that it's ridiculous that burning all that coal changes the atmosphere in significant ways. they would know better than to heat their house with an indoor coal fire with no chimney, but when it's out in the atmosphere, the combustion gases are supposed to do nothing regardless of the amount?
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  299. ewig gestrig
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  300. +state's witness, he's snitching on himself!
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  301. if this video finishes without a saul goodman comparison, I'm going to assume that the guy got a contract with VICE barring them from doing that. xD
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  302. israel: commits outrageous military-assisted pogrom burning 30 houses and 100 cars CNN: "tensions are mounting"
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  303.  @vrdfrdcf  thanks. the answer to the question is that we don't. also you seem familiar 🤔
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  304. that doctor speaks exceptionally good english, he has definitely worked abroad. he could live elsewhere more easily than most, but still he's one of the few who stayed, because he knows exactly how much worse things would be without him and with nobody to replace him. also the son at the end of the video looks like he's being well taken care of under the circumstances. if anything, they're feeding him too much, perhaps because that's one of the few ways his mother can do something nice to him. he looks very strong and I think that's a big part of the problem. he also doesn't seem resentful towards his parents and doesn't interrupt to contradict what they're saying.
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  305. lanz kann noch schlimmer, der macht regelmäßig einen podcast mit precht 🤮
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  306. given that aeration from the center of the tank produces a downward flow at the edges of the tanks, I think it would be safer to install the aeration at the edges (if not all over the bottom of the tank). people who fall in would in most cases fall in at the edge and then reflexively try to swim to and hold on to the edge. people think that the edge is where they need to be to get out, but in a centrally aerated tank, the edge is dangerous and the center is the safe part. that's a deadly trap.
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  307. that sounds exactly like the description of an american teacher's nightmare. this guy's mind must be fried, I don't know how he's able to talk about this. maybe he's still in that phase where bad things that happen don't feel real.
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  308. EIER AUS STAHL
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  309. wow, she improved A LOT! it might be good to show the vet who recommended euthanasia a video of how the cat was then and how she is now. that she's no longer just flopping around, but can walk, pounce a little, hold her head still and stand up for herself against other cats (in a casual way). the vet may not be aware that such a big improvement is possible.
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  310. "rules for thee but not for me" - every narcissist
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  311. parallelregierung für die parallelgesellschaft lol
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  312. it's more of a dehabilitation though.
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  313. this would be fine if the people growing the hair got a bigger profit share. they should form collectives to gain bargaining power and set a sort of union rate.
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  314. super, dass sich die stadt um seine gesundheit kümmert und ihm ansonsten seine freiheit lässt! :)
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  315. 1:47 "das senden die doch eh nicht" :'D
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  316. ​ @najkraemer3117  all of those detainees not blindfolded and handcuffed are civilians rounded up from their homes and shelters and checkpoints, detained only for not having followed evacuation orders earlier.
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  317. he's serious because he's working. he's seeing the groups of kids as herds. some herding dogs already try to herd single kids, but the fact that those kids there are being basically herded by adults is definitely strengthening the association. kupata sees the kids as his livestock to protect, and he has recognized at some point that the kids or adults with them are weary of approaching cars in particular, so he's trying to prevent cars from approaching them now because he sees them as a threat to the herd.
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  318. except for the people who are too crazy to act normal
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  319. der endori-typ ist mir sympathisch, und das produkt sieht gut aus. außerdem mag ich erbsen, die sind für mich ein einleuchtender ausgangsstoff - mit weniger auffälligem eigengeschmack als bohnen oder soja. hab auch mal aufgeschnappt, dass erbsenprotein besonders gesund sein soll.
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  320. kyle, the new ghengis khan
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  321. the video isn't bad, but yeah maybe don't make paypal ads
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  322. they're pretending that it wasn't recruits shooting other recruits 🙄
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  323. they used a girl for this whose mother they killed? that is so fucked up!
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  324. those are chemical fire, not electrical sparks. probably shredded sodium or potassium metal.
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  325. if they bring the special forces cassowaries, uruguay is over.
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  326. sagt mal wieso berichtet ihr hier sachen die die taliban nicht wissen sollen mit vollen namen und gesichtern? >_>
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  327. 8:45 "how can we be against women, when women have male relatives?" 🤯
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  328. 2:08 a surprise pikachu placard, that's hilarious! :D
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  329. can deliver pizza and also fix your sink
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  330. pretty good theory, but I don't think that these buns were already baked in march. I think it's more likely that they molded in the restaurant.
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  331. laschet, spahn und scheuer lassen grüßen, aus baku
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  332. da hört wohl jemand zum ersten mal von ramstein
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  333. isn't it supposed to be girls who always go to the bathroom in groups? what sort of assembly did the boys have there?
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  334.  @WackadoodleMalarkey  bearforce
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  335. ah yes, MORALITY
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  336. 14:14 I find that especially sad because that aunt seems like she could have been a very good new mother to those kids, like a competent person of good character - in stark contrast to all the delusional, anti-intellectual and amoral faithful christians in this story. I think the aunt's wish to become a muslim is probably because in that area, you can either be a christian, or a muslim, or have no community. and the former are all insane and stupid.
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  337. you'repeddling some slight misinformation here. germany hasn't banned all unvaccinated from these venues. the state recognizes natural immunity from a registered previous infection for 6 months or so as equivalent to vaccination.
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  338. those stacks of boxes are a lot more documents than I thought there would be. that makes it seem very deliberate, and the only reason I can think of is that trump took all those documents because he intended to make money for himself from the information. that would change it from mishandling to theft.
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  339. 17:18 "wir sind nicht so weit wie wir sein wollen, aber weit genug" DER leitspruch der SPD
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  340. "norm wouldn't want to hear anything sentimental" well he's not here, is he?
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  341. 4:27 "whilst we're here under their invitation" excuse me? the iraqi parliament voted to demand that US troops leave iraq in january 2020 after the US drone strike in baghdad on iranian general soleimani and iraqi militia allies that are part of iraq's armed forces.
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  342. either you're lying or you were never deployed to a war. this is different only as a matter of degree. in particular, western special forces behaved much like this in iraq and afghanistan (just more discreetly), and local proxy forces were often trained to behave like this. what's unlike what one expects from soldiers in wars is the extreme power disparity, that they're mostly "fighting" civilians. but of course that's also been done before, like in vietnam and in many african wars. what's most unique is how trapped the victims are (probably most closely comparable to parts of the wars in yemen and biafra). it's really a war in the same way shooting fish in a barrel is hunting.
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  343. america: "is biden too old?" malaysia:
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  344. "I will be forced to sell my children to survive" I wonder if afghans know how remarkble it is that this is commonly viewed as an option in their culture, demonstrating how children are seen as the father's property and expendable. I believe that in most cultures, parents would just start walking with their kids before they ever had that thought. other people may surrender children to other families or orphanages and such, but they wouldn't say "well if I"m going to give them up, I reckon they're worth some money".
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  345. it won't take him long to release a retraction rant about how they tricked him into apologizing.
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  346. ammunition manufacture is still at or close to peacetime levels (maybe tripled for some munitions, when to keep up with demand, it would need to be increased 20-fold or more). during the world wars, all the countries involved massively shifted their economies towards arms manufacturing, they employed millions to make munitions. it actually contributed a lot to women's emancipation, because with all the men in the military, factories had to employ many women, which greatly increased the number of women earning their own money. there were big efforts to get women back out of the workforce after the wars, but they were only partially successful.
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  347. 2 black men expelled, 1 white women retained 🤔
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  348. that's really despicable behaviour.
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  349. kinda weird to bring up those anti-CCP chinese media without mentioning falun gong.
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  350. Ilcias M yeah I don't like thicc, but she thicc! 10:01 btw. kyle claiming to be tall when he's like one inch taller than her is hilarious. and shouldn't she have known how tall he is before? I think I would want to know... but then again, there would be plenty of other reasons to not put kyle in me if I was a woman. 😬
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  351. you sound smart for a frenchman
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  352. very cute, but I hope she got them all checked out by a vet and most of all spayed/neutered. feeding feral cats without sterilization is a recipe for a population explosion. five free-roaming cats are kinda nice, 20 are a problem. it's better to prevent them from becoming too many, and get other adult cats that need an outdoor home if there is room. feral cats that are brought into shelters are very likely to be euthanized because they can rarely find homes for cats that don't want to be locked in a house with humans. feral cats often even lose weight and get sick in shelters because they tend to stress out much more over being locked in little cages and handled by humans.
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  353. "the worst thing to come out of a kennedy's mouth since the back of a kennedy's head" SAVAGE
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  354. OMFG ukraine just sank the replacement flagship admiral makarov with another neptune missile, a frigate that was only commissioned in 2017! 😂
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  355.  @termit520  you must have been a terrible cop
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  356. boogaloobrandschutzinspektor
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  357. he's OBVIOUSLY a pathological liar. for a TV piece like this, you should have brought on a psychologist who could say something about pathological lying, instead of having a bunch of non-professionals express that they don't get it.
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  358. Krist N the taliban are generally ambivalent about whether women are people. they are legally treated much like livestock in a country without animal rights. the only way you could get in trouble for beating a woman is if she's not your wife or relative, and the man who owns her is upset that you damaged his property. during the last time the taliban governed the country, girls in many places weren't even seen as worthy of learning to read the quran, like women are not human enough to be muslims. thats emblematic of the level of disrespect these men have for women. of course it's also very convenient when women can't even protest against their abuse when it goes beyond what islam permits because they don't know the scripture.
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  359. lookoutforchris that may be an american cheese, but it's not what americans eat.
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  360.  @alrecks619  hey, it's... somebody who has never commented anything memorable even though I see their comments all the time 👋
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  361. "do your own research" about attorneys you hire? but this is exactly what these people think that means! they seek out individual people who loudly and with maximum conviction tell them exactly what they want to hear.
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  362. interesting that the other ducks have expectations for what a duck should be like that sunny doesn't live up to, but the cats and dogs are fine with him because they're not so discerning about ducks.
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  363. I don't buy that the raid happened during daytime because of an imminent threat, instead of nighttime as usual to reduce bystander involvement. I think the israelis did that intentionally to stir up trouble. they have done that several times undeniably in recent years, like the multiple times they attacked people inside the al aqsa mosque, even during prayer time, using batons, concussion grenades and teargas inside the prayer hall, or that other time when they attacked the funeral procession of the palestinian journalist they killed (shireen abu-akleh), and even beat the people carrying the casket. these are israeli security forces deliberately escalating violence in order to strengthen the far right and justify more oppressive policies against palestinians, and an acceleration of the annexation of the west bank and an apartheid state with the west bank palestinians living inside israel without citizenship.
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  364. den hätte man überhaupt nicht freilasssn sollen, der hatte noch 80% seiner haftstrafe übrig! ob er drinnen oder draußen keine kokstherapie macht, spielt doch keine rolle! er hatte schon jahrelang ohne therapie im knast überlebt, wahrscheinlich immerhin mit wenig koks. da wiegt doch sein therapiebedarf nicht so schwer, dass man den geoßteil seiner haftatrafe abschreiben sollte, um ihn rauszulassen in der illusion, dass er sich dann vielleicht selbstständig die therapie organisiert! und der typ hatte sogar reisefreiheit, also noch nicht mal ein anschein von begrenztem freigang oder so???
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  365.  @aragusea  what's your source for there being added red clay on the beans? I can't find anything about it, and it sounds implausible. I think that's just what the dried and roasted flesh of the cocoa fruit looks like.
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  366. that's pretty cool. I thought it was just a big electric multicopter at first that would have very little battery capacity, but with jet engines, this is much better (jet fuel is way more energy dense than lithium batteries). it would be better with wings though, so that it could tilt the engines to transition to fast horizontal flight with some fixed winglift for better fuel efficiency.
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  367. ah yes, the good old days when mephedrone was legal
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  368.  @Brognart  then somebody should tell them that the britishers left
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  369. going thirsty actually used to be a common thing for athletes for some extremely misguided reason.
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  370. it's leh-o-pard in german, emphasis on either first or last syllable also shut up, some of you people pronounce "jaguar" as "jag-wire"!
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  371. that sucks, but you know you're taking that risk when you choose to move to an illegal israeli settlement in the west bank.
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  372. -alle atomkraftwerke abschalten -alte braunkohlekraftwerke wieder in betrieb nehmen absolut genial, deutschland. BRAUNKOHLE? JA, BITTE!
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  373. the government opened pandora's box when they started paying ransoms. those millions of dollars would have been better spent hiring a mercenary army.
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  374. nah he needs to be charged as an emo kid.
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  375.  @termit520  yes
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  376. doesn't twitter's new logo being a unicode character prevent its copyright and trademark registration? 🤦 edit: apparently unicode characters are free to use in any way, including in trademarks. I still wonder though if it wont make a trademark less enforceable.
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  377. 0:45 today on DW, we ask israeli military intelligence whether iran having firendly relations with other countries is dangerous 🤔
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  378. I'm guedsing she wasn't allowed to stay since tthe conservationists would want them to interbreed.
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  379. 17th generation of the family in the business? damn, that's a lot of pressure!
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  380. the guy's whole farm only makes 2000-8000$ per year selling the pepper? damn, you had me thinking for a while at the beginning there that for once, the people featured in a "so expensive" video actually made good money! :(
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  381. clearly you are new to german military news. I believe the last official assessment was that in a hypothetical war of national defence, we would run out of ammunition in two days (I don't know what exactly would critically run out first, probably artillery munitions). that's why we still have so many US soldiers, so that they take less than two days to arrive. xD
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  382. sehr cool! wasserstoff als flugtreibstoff ist super spannend
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  383. the title is misleading, and unnecessarily concerning because of it. this is very much not a new law, it's an 18 year old law now starting to take effect. no sperm or egg donor who donated under an expectation of anonymity is going to have that rescinded. the law changed in october of 2005 for all donations from then onward to grant kids conceived with an egg or sperm donation the right to request the donor's identity after they turn 18. all donors from that point onward were informed of this regulatory change.
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  384. the question is whether it was empty before and after filming
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  385. 6 years for manslaughter? I would have expected russian prison sentences to be longer than that!
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  386. thank you, britain, for volunteering as a petri dish again! :)
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  387. in two days, the kabul airport will be the last part still held by NATO troops.
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  388. I've been hoping for some english language coverage of the current situation in germany. it's really bizarre.
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  389. speaking german to the german TV crew like a bawse
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  390. there is a 0% chance that those kids would work there if he didn't pay them.
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  391. da
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  392. F P the ideal german man: tall like goebbels, blond like hitler, lean like göring. the criteria for selecting disabled people for execution were carefully designed around goebbels' deformed leg. and everbody knew that SA head röhm was gay.
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  393. the fact that some democrats are freaking out about the fact that those republican governors are HELPING these migrants by VOLUNTARILY flying them to places in the US where there are more people willing to help and more ressources, with very few migrants there, is absolutely pathetic and plays into the republicans' hands amazingly stupidly. WHY can't you just not be upset about this? WHAT is wrong about it?
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  394.  @oliverlaw02  nobody uses submarines as flagships. submarines don't even use flags.
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  395. "international pressure mounts on i-country" ...but of course not from germany, sike 🙃
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  396. *wiggle wiggle wiggle* "you WHAT?!"
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  397. there are probably going to be teachers watching this who get very freaked out because they've had this exact nightmare. beside the obvious part about all the kids in your care being killed that's probably acommon teachers' nightmare in the US, other parts of this story are also classic nightmare themes. not being able to move, hiding from a scary monster by not moving and not looking at it, and expecting help but no help comes and it feels like forever - this sounds EXACTLY like a nightmare!
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  398. die präferenz für leibliche verwandschaft statt adoption finde ich ausgesprochen problematisch. wie viel mehraufwand und kosten so viele menschen auf sich nehmen, um bloß kein "fremdes kind" zu adoptieren, demonstriert wie stark verbreitet die auffassung der adoption als elternschaft zweiter klasse ist - alle leugnen es, wenn man sie fragt, aber wenns um ein potenzielles eigenes kind geht, ist den leuten genetische verwandschaft total viel wert. es gibt so viele elternlose kinder, und ihr müsst unbedingt eure eigenen babies selbst designen, weil die gebrauchtkinder euch nicht gut genug sind? ich finds verstörend. das gilt auch für zeugungsfähige paare, adoption sollte viel selbstverständlicher in betracht gezogen werden anstatt fast ausschließlich als notlösung zu laufen.
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  399. israel's military routinely uses bodycams. for example, they published bodycam footage from the west bank operation in which shireen abu akleh was murdered. the IDF knows that publishing bodycam footage of their soldiers originally entering and then finding these weapons and such is the best way for them to prove their claim, to make it harder for people to suspect or claim that israel brought these dusty old guns into the hospitals. in my opinion, this is a sufficiently obvious thing to do for me to assume that israel is indeed recording such bodycam footage, and the fact that this is not what they released, particularly from al shifa, is very likely to be because the did not find these weapons there, and the real footage shows them not having been there.
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  400. dass der spitzensteuersatz um 60.000 oder so einsetzt und darüber einfach nicht weitergestaffelt wird obwohl manche leute 20,30,100x mehr verdienen, ist schon bei kleinstem hinterfragen total unhaltbar.
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  401.  @sebastiang7394  it's not ownership, it's a F*ing rental contract!
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  402. not so fun fact: large predatory animals such as big cats (probably hyaenas too, they're not at all just scavengers) are known for getting used to feeding on human corpses during famines and epidemics, and then hunting humans once the supply of corpses stops.
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  403. macron warning against imperialism is rich. he has fully embraced frances role as the most imperialist european country.
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  404. kinda sounds like what france is doing, but with probably less douchebaggery.
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  405. ich setz dich auf die prioritätsliste, du wirst schon nächste woche ausgetauscht. :)
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  406. I think part german shepherd, but mixed with something much smaller. at the end of the video, the dogs are a year old, so almost full grown, but they look like they're about the size of a tall corgi. I see no sign of husky. the ears are big, whereas husky ears are small.
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  407. on a more realistic note, cougars make sounds that sound like a woman screaming while being murdered.
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  408. from a european perspective, it's strange that all those people still own cars and can afford to drive them. I don't think we even have drive-thru food distribution in germany, since most of the people who would need the free food have no cars.
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  409. mach das problem zum kraftfahrzeug, und schon gibt deutschland dir raum dafür
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  410. they mined coal a kilometer under the ocean and housed families on the island? that's crazy. I think I see now how building the fukushima power plant directly on the shore seemed normal to japan.
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  411. keine apartheid wäre vielleicht auch mal was.
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  412. so they're simultaneously pretending not to know for certain that it was an israeli soldier, and pretending to know for certain that if it was an israeli soldier, it was an excusable accident, so there's no need to investigate the soldier's actions or even to be sure that it was one of their soldiers... not the most logical reasoning I have ever heard!
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  413.  @brutusthebear9050  dude, metric measurements are no less divisible than imperial ones. you can still say "an eighth of a gram" if you want to, it's exactly as comprehensible as "an eighth of an ounce". with the bonus that if you want to express how much an eighth of a gram is in imperial units, you've got a problem because there isn't a conveniently close or smaller unit. I can not believe that there are people here earnestly claiming that imperial units are better or have an upside. guys, your education systems have failed you, you are incapable of basic reasoning.
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  414. the most common reason for these views is a sort of christian fundamentalism that very strongly asserts "family values" as one of the greatest moral goods, and what they mean by that is an absolutist authority hierarchy within the family in which the wife is below husband, and the children are below both parents. those in superior positions, by being good christians, are bestowed with their authority by god. their authority goes as far as dictating what is or isn't true, and what is holy or conversely what is of the devil. the children or women being dictated to are forbidden from disagreeing, the only mechanism that's supposed to ensure that fathers don't ab°se their authority are supposed to be god's guidance and judgement - theoretically mostly through their "personal relationship with jesus christ", but in practice of course that means that their community enforces to some degree the adherence to the doctrine of their church denomination and the guidance of their pastor. if you want to look up american christian child ab°se ideology, a good search term is "quiverfull". and the youtube channel fundie fridays is quite recommendable if you like to listen to long form commentary monologues.
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  415. ​ @mrprosser843  because islam, like all other religions, is wrong. it's false belief, its claims are not true. every religion's followers think that all the other religions are wrong. they are all correct about one another's religions. they can't all be right, in fact pretty much only one could be correct since they're generally mutually exclusive. but the reality is that they all are wrong.
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  416. uhm no, she has "heavily relied on staff" for years. the change now is that she can no longer do any part of her job, she is just authorizing others to do it for her.
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  417. the place looks too expensive for what they're offering. big money laundry vibes!
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  418. that feels kinda novel, a little extra horrifying in my opinion. congrats america, you still have some maybe kinda new variants of mass shootings to discover! :)
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  419. that is CLEARLY ammunition exploding, not ammonium nitrate. ammonium nitrate doesn't throw big burning debris like that. that looks like there is probably incendiary ammunition or solid rocket propellant involved. major detonations are also very common with burning ammunition stores.
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  420. no, this was less work than making a new one would be. the main point is that many people get attached to the things they use often, and it can be more enjoyable to make them look good and last longer than to buy new things. it's also more ecologically responsible, particularly if you compare it to fast fashion. that owner is actually kinda getting their money's worth from how much they're using that wallet.
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  421. "I was supposed to report to the enlistment office, but it burned down"
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  422. the dog was trying to play chase, but was confused because it also to a degree registered the kid's fear.
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  423. quite a shocking turn of events! now THAT is how you mess up your victory!
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  424. ziemlich amüsant, wie offensichtlich sich diese pfeifen total cool vorkommen. xD
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  425. in india, it costs extra if the producers wear gloves. in france, it costs extra if they don't.
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  426. hail president field marshal bezos!
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  427.  @cocaineminor4420  moderately capitalist - if it was very capitalist, the median standard of living would be lower. and not democratic at all.
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  428.  @originalunoriginal4055  what works against wolves are big livestock guardian dogs. those are extra work, but here in germany, shepherds at risk of wolf predation get most of the costs for livestock guardian dogs paid by the state (makes sense since it otherwise would be paying for dead sheep). also if you do want benefits from natural wolf predation, then you want those wolves to hunt wild animals, and not choose livestock because they're easier. if livestock guardians ensure that deer and such are easier prey than livestock, then that maximises the effect of the wolves on the ecosystem while also keeping them farther away from humans (and pets).
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  429. woohooo 🥳 literally the first decent upload from DW about this war.
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  430. germany's position on this and DW's hamfisted advocacy for it are very embarrassing.
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  431. y'all need to check that sheriff department's tax filings for floattion tank purchases, they're definitely hiding precogs somewhere!
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  432. it's sweet that they gave him his own room to be more comfortable living with new people and a new cat.
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  433. and as soon as he was reminded of the crack, he had to smoke some.
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  434. if they have thedata to sell. I have no idea what is or isn't credible, but probably most VPN providers do claim to not save individual customers' internet use data that could be sold.
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  435. NATO should attack the russian airforce over ukraine. I'm serious. it won't cause a nuclear war, and there is no point in pretending that we are not at war with russia. and sweden and finland must join immediately to stay on our side of the new iron curtain.
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  436. besserer bondsong als der skyfake von billie eilish.
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  437. note how the painted humans have shaded colours - there is a somewhat popular modern misconception that roman and greek statues that in modernity have been known as white marble or plaster were originally painted in garish bright and flat colours. but this is based on a handful of bad recreations that are the result of inadequate painting skills and an inappropriate limiting of the paint scheme to attempted recreations of the estimated original hues (on some recreations almost certainly overcorrecting for the presence of dark/grey/brown dirt and light-bleaching) of very small point-samples of colour from original antique statues and busts that were at some point in the past deliberately stripped of their colour to make them look neat and uniform after much wear, and then to conform to what people expect them to look like. if you look at antique marble busts and statues, they tend to very obviously show the intent of realism, and very impressive results to that end. to mine, cut, transport, carve and scrape marble into such shapes with antique technology requires time and skill far beyond how most successful artists and artisans work today. the paint on these statues and busts would have correspondingly been an extremely high quality version of the realism-oriented shaded painting style that these very cheap murals represent. even mosaics made of those tiny tile squares generally employ shading for humans and animals and what not. these statues were the ancient equivalent of today's wax statues, and wax statue artists are the ones who would be most qualified to recreate ancient statue paint. those much-shared modern painted recreations that look like they were made with acrylic colours straight from the tube are about as accurate as ecce mono, it's ridiculous that they've been broadly accepted, and the people who made and published them have embarrassed themselves and their profession.
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  438. I doubt they were made with alcohol. molotov cocktails are generally made with gasoline because it is (and even more so was) cheaper. I think it also burns a little hotter and might ignite better.
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  439. the positional thrusters seem the most reasonable explanation. since they're already ducted, how about they build cages around them to keep large animals out? it could be a little tricky to construct them such that they don't get clogged, but I'd think that it's possible.
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  440. pretty weird that stockfish got established in nigeria, but it's an excellent food aid item for famine relief. the typical way people starve to death is not due to a complete lack of calories, rather it's because they can only get very basic grain products, which are extremely deficient in protein (and vitamins, some of which are present in fish).
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  441. makes sense. their coverup has clearly exposed hezbollah to be largely responsible for the storage of that ammonium nitrate in the beirut harbour. they probably kept it there because there they had the control and the access to many ships that they needed to divert the stuff to their own clandestine storage sites or aligned terror groups for bomb making. ammonium nitrate is the standard high explosive that's almost always used for large IEDs such as roadside and car bombs, as well as improvised rockets like the ones hamas an PIJ shoot at israel. that stuff doesn't get left in a corrupt port like beirut in a terrorist-linked country like lebanon because people forgot about it, it gets "forgotten" in order to sell it off for bomb making. by the way the official stored amount was 2700 tons, but the size of the blast matches what is to be expected from only 500 tons. gee, I wonder why.
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  442. this is definitely the first time in history that a crowdfunding campaign was attempted to pay for the legal fees of a man who flies to court in a 60 ton private jet.
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  443. would be cool, but very unsafe area. the pakistani taliban have recently been increasing their attacks a lot, and I'm pretty sure that place is totally in their (pashtun) territory. I saw a VICE video like 10 years ago from there, but I suspect that VICE just pays huge bribes, that they basically prearrange ransom payments to get their people back out.
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  444. or in other words, because the germans were the ones who read the terms and conditions
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  445. putting down a young dog because they're blind is a pretty ignorant reaction. I thought it was generally known that sight is much less important for dogs than for humans. I think deafness is a bit worse for a pet dog, since you pretty much can't let them off leash because you can't recall them. plus other commands that can be important are much more difficult - smart humans can teach dogs sign commands, but those can only work when the dog expects a command and is looking at you, so deaf dogs can ignore you much more than a hearing dog.
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  446. avocados are a good example. the vast majority of avocados eaten in the US come from mexico, so when avocados became very trendy in the US (very large volumes, very high prices), avocado production became a very big business in mexico. so much so that the cartels decided to get involved, and now they tax avocado farmers as much as they can so that only the cartels get richer, and the farmers are back to just getting by instead of being able to profit from doing legal work in a valuable economic sector. and everybody in the avocado growingregions suffers now from the cartel turf wars and common commission of crimes against civilians by the cartel members
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  447. in my opinion, the decision to quit the coup attempt must have been made mostly on the basis of immediate gains for prigozhin, something that's not a promise (like for protection or retention of assets) that could later be broken. such options I can think of are limited to: a) physical transfer of a very large amount of money/gold/gems - this may have been much smaller than what would be necessary to compensate for prigozhin's presumed losses in assets associated with giving up, including wagner's international ressource extraction, but it would be on a similar order of magnitude, billions of dollars, in order to have considerable appeal to prigozhin. b) physical transfer of weaponry - it would hold some definitive value, but I'm inclined to discount this as extremely unlikely. besides being dangerous to putin, it would also be of unreliable benefit to prigozhin, given his very shaky prospects of continued command of a significant portion of wagner forces c) release of hostages, family members of prigozhin or other essential coup leaders captured by putin loyalists - to me, this is likely to be the main reason, though it probably would have been combined with a money transfer. wagner would have made efforts to secure potential hostages, but for operational secrecy, they may have been largely limited to escorting people to safe houses inside russia at the beginning of the uprising instead of getting everybody out of russia days earlier, and this could easily have failed to prevent somebody's capture (through successful government surveillance, or through disloyalty of the personnel tasked with the protection, who could theoretically have been able to extract a fortune from putin as a reward). if the pictures that supposedly show prigozhin's own go-bags containing false passports and tens of millions of dollars in cash and gold supposedly picked up from the saint petersburg wagner headquarters' parking lot are real, that would indicate coup preparation partially shambolic enough to likely involve a partial failure to secure potential hostages, even prigozhin's own family. I don't know where they live or where they were, but he has three children and a wife who owns (owned) a bunch of businesses in saint petersburg, like he does. I would be somewhat surprised if those were inside russia, but it's also not entirely out of the question that putin's people managed to take hostages outside of russia. keeping strong surveillance on family members as leverage would have been an obvious thing to do before this attempt, so hiding them might have been very tricky. I also believe with high confidence that the reported involvement of belarus and lukashenka is a mere misdirection effort. lukashenka had no authority whatsoever to negotiate here - even if he did talk to prigozhin, he would have been putin's messenger, so acknowledging him as an actor in this is nonsense. he has substantial agency in many other matters, but not in regards to a russian coup attempt. lukashenka was inserted into the narrative in order to soften the impression of putin reversing course about everything he vowed to do a few hours earlier. the deal wasn't made with lukashenka, it was made with putin. lukashenka is just a stand-in to do something that putin didn't want attributed to himself.
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  448. yeah the US democratic party is bourgeois AF
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  449. BizarreAndrogynous that's not the point of the word choice.
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  450. and this is why we don't talk to the mai-mai.
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  451. if everybody had realistic expectations of puppies, a lot more would be willing to adopt grown dogs instead.
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  452. this sort of monetization of fruits from mixed forests in the amazon and similar places where forests are threatened by more destructive sorts of economic use should be supported and regulated, because that's how you make it possible for people to live there who are motivated to protect the forests. brazil nuts are another good example, those traditionally come from natural forests like this, too. of course there needs to be some oversight to prevent the people making money from the fruits from increasing the number of fruit-bearing trees too much at the expense of other plants. but generally, fruits from trees that grow well in mixed forests are an ideal way to get some economic use out of mostly natural forests.
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  453. actually a lot of shower gels, shampoos etc. contain plastic. many or most of those "peeling" grains are plastic. I think it's because plastic grains have a conveniently similar density to those soap gels, so they stay nicely dispersed in the bottle instead of sinking or rising. it's basically intentional microplastic.
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  454. 0:45 world's best stock footage clip
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  455. 2:16 the guy on the right is walking like his balls are HEAVY
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  456. that helmet is pretty likely to protect his brain and skull to some extent, but the jaw, teeth and face are important too, you know? and some more protective clothing would be smart, too. I really don't care if it's considered cool or not, and he shouldn't either, because apparently he rides well enough that people wouldn't make fun of him anyway. a few decades ago, people laughed at protective gear in all sorts of work places, too. now it's much more widely accepted. why not do the same thing in ghetto racing?
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  457. couldn't he have just switched to go?
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  458. that settler actually arguing that he has the rights to any land in jerusalem no matter who has lived there at any point since because 2000 years ago, people he feels spiritually related to were displaced from there by the roman empire... wow, that is some crazy sh*t! what if somebody finds some 8000 year old bones somewhere in the holy land that the palestinians are more related to, would that supercede all jewish claims to land in palestine and israel because apparently the palestinians have the older claim?
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  459. I like how the low quality of the arguments delivered by these seniors demonstrates the point.
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  460. 1:26 "wir müssen es hinbekommen uns auf den weg zu begeben wie wir es hinbekommen" also ich würde vielleicht eher auf taten setzen, aber ich hab ja auch keine erfahrung als politiker. xD
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  461. actually the modern disunity of afghanistan was mostly kicked off during thesoviet occupation and the US- and saudi-supported jihadist insurgency against them. and I'm pretty sure that until a while before that (some military coup activity and a transition to some sort of republic), afghanistan was a pretty stable kingdom for like 2-300 years. poor as hell, but no civil war. afghanistan is what it is today because it is a casualty of the cold war, and tgen of the war on terror, so it's two responsibility points to the US and one to the soviet union. though it is worth pointing out that the soviet-afghan war killed waaaaaaaay more people than the NATO invasion and occupation, that was a really horrible war.
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  462. and that was the replacement flagship, practically brand new, commissioned in 2017 😂
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  463. "the number of intense beds" great translation, my guy xD
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  464. that's not a relevant reason. the only reason why NATO doesn't want a no fly zone is that a no fly zone isn't when NATO says "no flying" and then the russians don't fly, but rather it's when NATO attacks russia's airforce and air defenses, aka NATO goes to war against russia. "no fly zone" is just a peaceful sounding way of talking about NATO joining ukraine in the war against russia. which I'm personally not necessarily opposed to since I think we're already at war with russia, but it's a rather dishonest way of talking about it. I don't really like though how much NATO and its constituent countries keep declaring that they're not going to escalate and ruling out this and that. I don't see the value in making putin feel so secure.
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  465. the infrared drone footage of the flour ma°°acre that a certain military released now serving as the most convenient evidence against them reminds me of another incident around the middle of october, where the same military released a propag°°da package featuring pictures of two or three d°°d alleged "te°°orists" with guns next to them accompanied by drone footage of their d°°ths that accidentally revealed them to be completely unarmed and strolling around (like absolute idi°ts) a stone's throw on the wrong side of the destroyed border fence, and when approached by the military patrol, they complied extraordinarily quickly with commands, dropped to their knees with hands raised, and were immediately ex°°uted by the soldiers (who notably approached very close without any concern for their own safety to do this, clearly judging those men to be harmless).
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  466. trump vor der wahl: "wenn die wahl gut ausgeht, dann sollte das mir angerechnet werden, und wenn die wahl schlecht ausgeht, dann soll niemand mich dafür verantwortlich machen."
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  467. trains should have breaking systems that engage automatically when the train is shut off, not parking brakes that need to be engaged manually.
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  468. "sweating is the only thing I hate" also finns: SAUNA
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  469. Command_Unit how much riverwater is wasted to supply the worthless you?
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  470. 6:02 I think it was that guy, look how guilty he looks!
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  471. americans generally don't realize that there are other people living different lives elsewhere...
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  472. I feel her. I'm simultaneously still afraid of dogs due to two or three bad childhood experiences, and dogs are my favourite animals. on the plus side, I'm extremely polite to dogs. xD
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  473. oh yeah DW, we totally needed commentary from the koch industries libertarian thinktank "cato institute". if only this billionaire shill had been capable of delivering google's talking points properly, I would have been convinced and google would now be "incredibly popular" with me.
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  474. I like how the map in the thumbnail shows shirvan's support for i-country. that map doesn't even have some excuse based on using the mandate borders, since it recognizes the golan heights annexation.
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  475. the education system is primarily about training and grading obedience. knowledge is secondary. schools are not producing scholars, they are producing employees.
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  476. the rationale of calling it "child s* a* material" makes sense when you're talking about the real thing, to highlight the crime and stress the distinction to legal pornography. but with AI-generated fakes, at least those not depicting individually recognisable real children, the term makes no sense at all since no c* a* is involved, it's just a digital imitation. you harm the legitimacy of the term when you misuse it like this, and you counteract the highlighting of real victims intended by the term when you equate the real victims to AI-generated models - the point of the term is to stress that real children suffer from it, why the hell would you apply it to fake images? even when laws ban them, fake images of children are not real children. do better!
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  477. DIE GRÜNEN
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  478. he's the one guy who could keep them away - by simply not paying them. he didn't even bother to shoo the kids away for the announced journalist's visit like most businesses employing child labour all around the world do - that says a lot about how unconcerned he is about it. he didn't even bother to make the kids leave after the reporters got there to limit the video footage. also I bet he's lying about his own son doing that work, that makes very little sense.
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  479. that's not a military drill, that's a war drill. it's not a military drill if civilians are doing it.
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  480. die republikaner pflegen schon seit einigen jahrzehnten eine anti-intellektuelle grundeinstellung und politische religion über fakten. die einzige chance gegen diese dummheit ist bessere schulbildung und viel zeit, bis die dummen sterben. ist ein bisschen wie CDU-wähler in deutschland, wenn sie politisch rechts der AfD wären.
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  481. first
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  482. I'm not surprised that her customers are happy. it might be a good business model to specialise in really flashy braids like that, because those cause a lot more people to ask the customers about them, so they're very good advertisement. you could even factor that into the price and offer intricate braids at a reduced hourly rate if you don't have enough customers yet.
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  483. they mostly made it more vintage and more original, because the grey was dirt and old non-original varnish. you can see that the pink skin is original because it shows up underneath the gunk. they also brought out way more of the original gold, which is nice. the side by side pictures are a bit badly adjusted to highlight the change. the results shown later in the video do look much better than the pre-restoration state.
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  484. mit 70 den führerschein zu machen, und theorie und praxis im ersten anlauf zu bestehen, find ich auch schon beeindruckend. wobei man diese frau mit 70 sowieso nicht mit durchschnittlichen 70-jährigen gleichsetzen kann - die scheint ja mit 100 noch fitter zu sein als die meisten mit 80! und sie wohnt allein! :O
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  485.  @seemymobot4987  if enough of those countries do it together, under broadly internationally recognised governments, then france won't be able to coup them all. it would be too scandalous.
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  486. that government negotiator is lying through his teeth, he sounds like he doesn't mind afghanistan's collapse because he's set up to profit from it.
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  487. I'm a bit surprised that much shorter coconut palms aren't already the norm, it seems like the domestication of the coconut is lagging behind in modernisation compared to many other food crops there. I would consider it to be mostly beneficial for harvesting, especially climbing but also pole-cutting, but it would also simplify most harvesting machinery one might try to develop (because making the machine less tall makes it less prone to falling over). more western common fruit like apples, oranges and peaches have been mostly grown short for easy harvesting for probably well over 100 years, especially for mechanical harvesting, and those don't even get as tall as coconut palms anyway. grapes have been grown short since forever. of course it is trickier with palms because you can't just cut them shorter, since they're incapable of branching out, but grains, which as grasses are more related to palms, have also been bred to grow much shorter (I think barley in particular), as this way they grow more grain and less straw while being relatively resistant to wind damage. use of synthetic plant hormones to shorten stalks is also common (that's how they make those super short potted sunflowers you can buy for decoration).
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  488. staat verbahnlichen!!!!!
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  489. britishers be like
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  490. "man muss doch wohl noch frieden gut finden dürfen!" 🙄
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  491. yes. weapons sales are often done with resale restrictions, and one of the baltic states in particular was asking germany for permission to transfer originally east german artillery to ukraine. theoretically, germany is very serious about controlling who gets german-made weapons, though practically of course we're arming some of the worst dictators. saudi arabia and the UAE are top buyers, and germany's no. 1 arms customer in recent years has been egypt, whose renewed military dictatorship solidified its power with the biggest massacre of demonstrators since at least the tiananmen square massacre - they killed over 1000 in one night with a military assault including tanks, and they took the corpses to a mosque and a field hospital that they then burned down to get rid of the evidence. one year later, field marshal sisi got legitimized as egypt's president through a state visit with merkel in berlin.
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  492. 15:40 eindeutig holländer
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  493. with cats, it makes much less of a difference, but with dogs, deafness makes letting them off leash outside much riskier due to inability to recall, and it makes training and using commands more difficult because it requires the dog looking at you. some dog owners already have trouble with giving clear vocal commands rather than talking to dogs like humans, nevermind reading and using body language - those people would be way too dumb for a deaf dog. blind dogs are rather unproblematic, perhaps even easier to handle than seeing dogs because the blindness slows them down. just have some awareness of not moving stuff around in your home to keep paths clear for the dog to walk without bumping into or tripping over something. oh, and a lot of deaf cats and dogs are loud. they tend to instinctively meow/bark/whine, and a lot of them do it as loud as they can, which hearing animals rarely do.
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  494. the fact that they didn't give the reason feels like it might have been due to toxic substances in vietnamese incense sticks or something like that. it could also have been a political decision though by the hindu nationalist government to boost either domestic production or perhaps import from a more politically beneficial country (maybe nepal makes incense sticks?). I'm a little confused since as far as I know, vietnam is sufficiently opposed to china to placate india. but maybe the indian government still sees them as too communist.
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  495. yeah, he seems like a libertarian.
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  496. that kinda just sounds like it's a lower quality fabric than regular silk...
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  497. also if you're kinda familiar with rabbits, you can tell that's not a wild one because he's a different colour. wild rabbits have a layered brown and grey fur, this one is just grey. and he's more compact with a big head and short ears. I don't think the husband was sceptical that that was a house bunny though, he was just hesitant to adopt him.
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  498. arizona? this feels like a florida story!
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  499. verfassungsschutz: 👁👄👁
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  500. *umweltsünde drogenverbot - wenn die produktion legal und reguliert wäre, dann entstünde nicht mehr schaden als bei arzneimittelproduktion.
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  501. that white farmer is a good example of what the conservative media bubble does to you. he admits that he doesn't know why the other side says that there has been discrimination, but that doesn't at all stop him from assuming and proclaiming that they are wrong.
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  502. 30:18 qassem soleimani praying with a backward baseball cap on is a strange picture.
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  503.  @tysonmike6800  glaubst du, die hätten das wieder aufgerollt, wenn kein koks drin wäre?
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  504. if the taliban meddle in women's rights, "they are amputating one arm from the body of society"? not the best choice of words to keep them from doing it, considering that they're actually amputating limbs as punishments...
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  505. why are shoigu and his colleagues in a supposedly flying helicopter talking to each other without using the noise-cancelling headsets? they didn't even remotely do a good job faking that! xD
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  506. The Narcissist's Prayer / i-country's public relations guide: That didn't happen. And if it did, it wasn't that bad. And if it was, that's not a big deal. And if it is, that's not my fault. And if it was, I didn't mean it. And if I did, you deserved it.
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  507. I think the main problem is that many people including owners don't respect small dogs' personal space, and small dogs learn that the only way to keep people away is an exaggerated display of aggression. a lot of them wnd up doing it to anybody they don't know preemptively because it just becomes a habit.
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  508. I'm german and we're still waiting for the landing at calais.
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  509. NO
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  510. "barely legal" is every PUA's motto.
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  511. 1:56 I almost skipped forward because I thought Simon was transitioning into an ad read. :'D
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  512. pretty wild that liz truss got applause for that, isn't it?
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  513. I think it's safe to say that in this year's presidential election, america is not sending their best. 🤨
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  514. I think this dog might have actually picked up on the way the people at the shelter were acting around him who expected him to be euthanized soon, he looked appropriately terrified as if he expected to be killed.
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  515. I'm very disappointed with how many media outlets like DW are covering this visit as an inappropriate provocation by america.
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  516. nah, I think russia would manage to pick on moldova pretty well
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  517. "it's not stealing, it's conquering" - big brain moment
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  518. I think people really hating russians is mostly limited to former soviet republics and some warsaw pact member states. in the more western states like here in germany, I'd say we more so judge russians both because the majority support putin (and have always enthusiastically supported putin's wars, which is how the russian people have brought us this war), and because a lot of the rest, including roman to a now reduced but still annoying degree, deny the very clear fact that the majority of russians support putin, and reject a collective responsibility of the russian people for this war by way of claiming that russian politics are fully out of the russian people's hands. I know that this depoliticisation is the fruit of a specific russian government propaganda effort (they figured out that they can get far more people to not actively oppose the government if they foster both support for the government on one hand, and apathy on the other hand), but that does not suffice as an excuse to absolve the russian people. the russian people collectively are no less responsible for this war than the german people were for WW2. in fact, they are arguably more culpable because they have long enjoyed much better access to outside information via the internet than germans had. and you don't even have an austrian to blame for it. I can not take any russians seriously who claim to oppose putin, but deny that the russian people are collectively responsible for this war.
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  519. terrorism charges for wanting to fight for saudi arabia? but germany is arming saudi arabia! awkward... xD
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  520. seems pretty odd that this video makes no mention at all of the malian military coup, the leaders of which france doesn't like very much, which is probably part of why france id pulling out.
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  521. I'm not the only one who thinks this guy installed used sewage pipes in his family's pool without cleaning them properly, am I?
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  522. in case you're confused like I was watching this, since that stick core stuff totally looks like bamboo but the video claims that it's "bark" of "vau and nua trees" - it is bamboo, vau and nua are especially flammable large varieties of bamboo. it's not bark, and no bamboo is a tree (they're giant grasses).
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  523. yeah they must have been confused - qatar doesn't support terrorist groups in qatar, they support terrorist groups elsewhere.
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  524. this video is much better than the title suggests. are orang utan shows still legal in thailand? other than the dog drowning pits, I think that's the worst part of this video. I remember visiting a zoo here in germany once, without knowing what animals they had, and there was a building for apes only. I felt like I stepped into a prison inside a zoo, it was really creepy. apes should be given legal personhood status and the situation of captive apes should be a form of guardianship, not ownership like objects. basically like britney spears. ;) yes, they should have lawyers.
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  525. oh this is nowhere near hard mode yet. today is going to be the good old days in ten years. it's only going to get worse, and for a couple decades at least it will get worse faster and faster.
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  526. Keith Johnstone the fairy borders are closed, duh
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  527. "160 body bags" is a rather disrespectful way to refer to 160 corpses. handing over bags isn't the point, they're just packaging.
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  528. omg I love that she does the stewie griffin "mom" thing xD also some of this does sound much more convincingly like cosmo understands many of those words than other talking animals claims going around (like dogs and cats pressing buttons).
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  529. I wonder if anybody is breeding rats specifically for longevity. that would be really nice. maybe it could even be combined with human-related life extension studies? I think I might recall that rats largely die of cancers, but of course preventing that is also specifically very relevant to humans. we won't be breeding humans for longevity, but maybe genetic rat longevity or cancer resistance could guide human mRNA therapies that imitate the function of those genes.
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  530. ​ @markc6714 the definition of occupation used in the context of international relations, international law and such is not that there are boots on the ground, but that there is a very high degree of control over a territory by an external power. as such, relevant international authorities and NGOs mostly consider israel's occupation of gaza to have never ended.
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  531. nein, das ist heute wie damals eine frage des stadtteils, nicht der zeit.
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  532. I think this sort of stuff is underrepresented in western media. I'm seeing a lot of westerners arguing in favor of tolerance toward taliban by equating the taliban islamist lifestyle with afghan tradition, and claiming that what happened in afghanistan is that the afghan people chose to be led by the taliban almost democratically by not opposing them. I think it's probably mostly about justifying the US/NATO abandonment of afghanistan by pretending that taliban rule is ok.
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  533. das panel ist nicht korrekt nachgestellt, ihr müsstet ständig sämtliche teilnehmer gleichzeitig auf dem split screen zeigen, damit alle nicken können wenn einer redet, sodass man als zuschauer den konsens sieht. quelle: hab letztens mal ein halbes welt-video auf youtube geguckt, in dem genial faktenfrei von ~8 zufällig ausgewählten personen diskutiert wurde, ob deutschland moderna aussetzen soll. krass übrigens, wie viel die welt anscheinend an youtube abdrückt, um so oft ihre videos empfohlen zu kriegen (seit ~anfang 2020?).
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  534.  @Axemantitan  do you call the flakpanzer "gepard" or "cheetah"?
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  535. remember when everybody said that biden's thing was to be the anti-trump?
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  536. I'm impressed, this is much more in-depth knowledge of cannabis than most medical professionals have!
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  537. it's not legal, it's a blatant violation of the sixth amendment that grants the right to a speedy trial. the point is to lock people up until they take a plea deal instead of getting a trial.
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  538. "would that be considered an act of war?" well, some things that certainly are acts of war are the US military occupation of parts of syria in opposition to its government, and the 2020 US drone strike in baghdad that killed iran's general qassem soleimani along with the deputy chief (and some lower ranking members) of an iraqi militia incorporated into the armed forces of iraq, a country that is supposed to be a US ally.
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  539. love the poem
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  540. what the looting of aid at the rafah crossing means is that its distribution throughout gaza will be very insufficient. to get to people outside of rafah, aid needs to be airdropped. jordan reportedly already did this once with hospital supplies, I wonder how exactly that worked - did they somehow get permission from israel before takeoff? did they have the cargo searched like the trucks through rafah? or did they just tell israel what they were doing before crossing into israeli-controlled airspace? edit: no,jordan has airdropped supplies to that jordanian hospital five times already... seems kind of bizarre that israel agrees to it, given everything else that they do.
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  541. yeah my guess is that the ERA blocks on tank wrecks that burned enough to now be covered in rust probably generally had their explosives burn off, whereas the ones where the surface of the blocks looks normal haven't.
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  542. that sounds more like a description of a welrod.
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  543. "I don't need to get vaccinated, I feel ok without it" 🙄 I would suggest giving these people the choice between getting vaccinated, or being refused hospital admission if they get covid at a time when the hospital is at more than 80% capacity for covid patients. if you refuse the vaccine, you are partially responsible for the next outbreak, and you should go to the back of the line for medical care if you get sick.
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  544. wow, echte deutsche!
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  545. CNN, please do report if she gets locked up. you owe her that for having raised her profile.
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  546. wow, spannend! "ich sehe sie tanken heute, wollen sie dazu etwas sagen?"
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  547. what are you talking about? they replaced almost nothing except stitches and paint.
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  548. the one american who thinks that "getting currency conversion" by exchanging USD to one's national currency of which one dollar equals 16 [insert currency name] means that one now has 16 times as much money/purchasing power.... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ alao rupees are indian currency, rupiah are indonesian currency, and rubies are red aluminium oxide gems.
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  549. yes, and primarily give her space and stop squealing and babytalking at her! calm and silence. the cat is acting that way because her environment is stressful for her.
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  550. new technology
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  551. AJE, please stop mixing up this terminology, you've done exactly this before. recalling or even expelling an ambassador is not cutting ties or cutting off diplomatic relations. embassies continue to operate without ambassadors, it's not even rare for them to do so for months or years for no particular political reason (but not between powerful countries). only bolivia has cut diplomatic relations, which is much more serious. expelling an ambassador is less serious, and recalling an ambassador is significantly less serious again.
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  552. there's no way the candles are cheaper than gas, and any substantial heating by burning candles inside would be accompanied by dangerous CO2 levels (maybe even CO).
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  553. it's pretty crazy that assad's strategy of islamising the revolution in order to leave him as the least bad option, which included releasing many islamist prisoners very early on, and later having a non-aggression agreement with ISIS for about a year in order for both parties to eliminate smaller opposition militias, has largely worked - although the success is limited by the continuing lack of central government territorial control over various parts of syria, and of course the physical damage to the country and population loss from emigration are enormous.
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  554. "macht kaputt, was euch kaputt macht" - bush
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  555. das mullah-regime? was ist das denn für eine wortwahl? steht das so bei euch im style guide??
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  556. besonders witzig fand ich, wenn die plötzlich gewechselt haben von "x ist richtig und wichtig" zu "wir wissen ja mitlerweile alle, dass x falsch war, brauchen wir gar nicht drüber reden", z.B. im bezug auf schulschließungen.
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  557. that's a very cute ring. I liked it better with the green spinell (certainly fits the leaf theme), but I understand that it might be easier to sell with a diamond because most people only ever buy engagement and wedding rings, and want diamonds or white diamond replacements.
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  558. eine sturmflut war es jedenfalls nicht, das ist wenn wind in küstennähe (zusammen mit dem tidenhub) wasser landeinwärts schiebt und somit den pegel hebt. in diesem fall kam einfach extrem viel wasser den fluss runter, weil weiter oben am fluss viel regen fiel, mit wind gegen die fließrichtung hatte das nichts zu tun.
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  559. my condolences to the taliban
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  560. some refuse to fight. they get beaten and locked up and threatened with long prison sentences, ans if they retreat from the front without permission, they may be shot by blocking troops.
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  561. sie schwenkt zu wenig :/
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  562. why did you skip the killing part completely? you mentioned electric stunning, and then said "next, greg tosses the dead birds in the plucker". no, that is not next. in between those steps, they're either cutting the throats and hanging the birds upside down to bleed them dead, or cutting their heads off fully and bleeding them like that. did you cut that out to be allowed on youtube without age gate?
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  563. he's bullying the cat.
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  564. charging for entry to ancient ruins makes sense, because those actually cost money to preserve and to keep tourists from stealing every last piece of stone. by charging for entry, they're making the people pay who should be paying, as opposed to financing the operation entirely from taxes.
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  565.  @Mfhollander2  there are indeed people in g°za currently dying of hunger. children first, probably especially the 20,000 new orphans. almost two months ago, already 80% of the world's starving people were in the territory and it's gotten MUCH worse since.
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  566. that's apple's intention, they make them hard to repair and refuse to sell any parts and only offer the legal minimum of official repairs at inflated prices to make you opt to buy a new one instead.
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  567.  @chriswise7978  I reckon most passengers just considered the evidence that the submarine had dived to the titanic successfully before (13 round trips before the implosion), and that rush himself went along for the ride, and didn't think that they were qualified enough to assess the engineering to even make trying to look into the sub's safety worth the effort. basically--> 'the people who built it know best, and they're not lying to me because if I die, the CEO dies too.' what they failed to factor in is the oceangate people's delusion/self-deception, and their unusually high willingness to risk their lives, as pointed out in this video.
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  568. "I always thought kanzlerkohl was one word"
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  569. Courtney I have seen videos of people in emergency situations panicking way worse. the bad ones would have been fighting the cops and paramedics to try to hold the baby. while screaming way more, obviously. a lot of people go legit insane and behave totally counter-productively. I don't really get it either, I just see it as incompetence, but apparently it's very common.
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  570. 3:00 "some of you may die, but that's a sacrifice I am willing to make." - lord farquaad
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  571. that's true. though I do like daven as a presenter, and appreciate him as the writer of probably the majority of good scripts on the classic whistler channels. I had a habit of checking the credits of whistler videos for a while when I particularly liked or disliked one, and daven was never the author of one I disliked, and very frequently the author of those I liked.
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  572. we don't want hungary to leave the EU, we want the hungarian government to leave. it was extremely disappointing to see orban reelected shortly after the ukraine invasion.
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  573. I've heard of bhopal a couple of times before. and the chernobyl death count is a ridiculous soviet undercount. the cleanup effort gave tens of thousands cancer. well, it's not like union carbide didn't do that in bhopal. >_> chernobyl was way more expensive though, it's pretty much what broke the soviet union.
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  574. what calls? america: "israel must abide by international law and protect civilians." everybody: "and is israel doing that?" america: "yes, israel is doing that brilliantly." everybody : "so you don't want israel to change anything?" america: "no, absolutely not." again, what calls?
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  575. "it has a long handle so that workers can reach the bushes without bending down" video shows very short handles and all the workers bending over
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  576. germany's new foreign minister claims to want to oppose china more. I hope she backs taiwan.
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  577. my favourite part is his projection of calling finkelstein a psychopath/sociopath. I can scarcely imagine someone seeming more like a psychopath than douglas murray, that guy is thoroughly dead inside.
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  578. "come dressed in your elf costume" to a dwarf casting is quite funny.
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  579. that rotational arming system seems pretty smart - it can't spin when it's folded, and it won't accidentally spin 10 revolutions if it gets dropped and unfolds accidentally
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  580. 3:02 interesting how argentina apparently has the world's meatiest soup kitchens because it produces so much cheap beef. poor people from most other countries would be very confused by that stew being served as free food for the poor. many are lucky if they get decent amounts of legumes and fats with their grain.
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  581. I hope ukraine has or develops a very good system to enable these vehicle surrenders. with the new conscripts, the number of russians made to drive vehicles they feel super unsafe in because they don't really know what they're doing is going to rise dramatically. if ukraine gets more russians to surrender vehicles, they could actually receive more vehicles from the russians than the russians manage to destroy, nevermind the supplies from ukraine's allies.
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  582. I hope they're taking hair samples for DNA sequencing from unidentified corpses. if they could just file away hair samples with brief descriptions and the burial location, then at some point in the future they could have them analysed and make a database, and then close relatives of people presumed dead could have their DNA sequenced and get confirmation of the death and the grave site. it's not a priority now, but collecting samples and descriptions now would be reasonably quick and easy, and I'm sure the rest could be financed somehow later if they collected a good number of samples.
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  583. america is definitely not keen on acknowledging the level to which american eugenics and racial policy inspired the nazis.
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  584. 2:00 I have watched this channel long enough to know that there is a possibility that the peeing scene is real.
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  585. how many different ways to pronounce "dachau" did simon discover? xD
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  586. what are you talking about? how is that deeply horrifying?
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  587. gotta love that fake history. the actual moors were muslim rulers of medieval spain and parts of north africa. they were generally not black, they had berber and arab ancestry. arabs and berbers in africa are not the ancestors of black americans, they were the ones who raided the villages and towns of the ancestors of black americans and sold them into slavery. the original capture of black africans for the transatlantic slave trade was almost entirely done by arab and berber muslims, and their rulers STRICTLY forbid the enslavement of muslims, so this muslim ancestry that some black americans imagine is entirely fictional. their african ancestors were animists (and maybe some christians), and the american and carribbean religious traditions derived from the beliefs of those african ancestors are voodoo and such.
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  588. some animals do seem to understand death, but they tend to need to be around the corpse for a while to get it. I think for some mammels in captivity (especially those that give birth to single babies, like apes or horses), it is common practice with stillbirths to leave the dead baby with the mother until the mother leaves the baby, because they can take hours or days to evenrually understand that the baby isn't going to live, and if you take the dead baby away before they do, they can get very stressed out searching for it.
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  589. dan the minsk agreements were never really implemented, it's not even possible to determine who broke the ceasefires first because they were never followed. the russian side did violate them more though.
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  590. roman already said years ago that he was considering leaving russia depending on how the governance developes, so I'm sure he's considering it now. I just hope he's not giving in to the normal human tendency to pretend that things will be ok, because if he does that, there is a big chance that he won't be able to leave the country soon. I don't know if he can take money out of russia now, but even if he can't, I think he has very good chances of making enough money with youtube as soon as he gets to a safe country. it would be smart not to say anything publically until he's out, but I hope he already has a visa application to somewhere safe being processed. russia might stop processing applications or revoke visas or introduce targeted visa restrictions or start to investigate people applying for visas any day, the sooner it's done the better.
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  591.  @esanahka9284  france trained and armed the interahamwe militia primarily responsible for the genocide (as well as the hutu military), and they ignored reports by the french military officers in charge of the training that the people they were training and arming were very openly planning to kill all tutsis. france didn't tell them to commit the genocide, but they knowingly enabled its preparation for years beforehand, and eventually tried to intervene to prevent the hutus' military defeat and enable them to continue the genocide, and then evacuated their genocidal leaders to live the rest of their lives free in france and other countries. they came to rwanda to fight the tutsi army, only failed to do it because the blue helmets got in the way, and they damn near decided to attack the blue helmets.
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  592. seit wann sind e-autos verkehrswende?
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  593. Alexander Strickland it's a thing, the term is "beihilfe zum mord". it's 3-15 years - prison sentences are generally much lighter in germany and several other european countries than they are in the US. what's called a life sentence here is normally 15 years, unless the criminal is expected or determined to be too dangerous to release after this time. apparently rösner is one of those people - seems like a good call to me.
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  594. LOL they think a brand name is polluting their language
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  595. good thing that my ancient ipod touch that couldn't be updated for years just finally broke
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  596. mit teslas kann man definitiv sehr üble unfälle bauen. die dinger wiegen 1,5-2,5 tonnen wegen der riesigen akkus, und können auf sehr kurzen strecken und in kürzester zeit wahnsinnig schnell werden, versehentlich oder absichtlich, denn die beschleunigung stellt trotz der hohen masse alle auf straßen zugelassenen verbrenner in den schatten. von der kinetik abgesehen können natürlich auch die lithiumakkus ein großes und unlöschbares feuer produzieren.
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  597. the real question I wonder about is why english speakers call it "german reich" instead of translating it as "german empire", which is exactly what it means. any empire is called a reich in german. and if you want to call it reich, call it deutsches reich, not german reich. we don't call you the united staaten or great britannien either, do we? calling hitler the führer does have aome logic though, since the nazis insisted that the title was to be used exclusively for hitler among world leaders (although it was and still is used for non-political guides).
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  598. well, he had already been arab-famous. I will say that piers morgan does platform pro-palestinian advocates more fairly than literally the entire western mainstream media, simply by letting almost all of them speak long enough uninterrupted to deliver complete arguments and responses - which says a lot about the general media coverage. but he has also likely done quite a bit of harm by platforming bad palestine advocates, namely nerdeen kiswani and to a lesser degree rahma zein, who took it as an opportunity to center themselves by grandstanding on not condemning the hamassacre in any way. that was always an idiotic position to take - the correct thing to do was to define whatever nuance you want, such as that you consider it to be a response to worse israeli oppression, that you consider hamas to be legitimate resistance to whatever degree, or that you support their attacking of the military, or that you reject israel's supposed right to bomb or invade or besiege gaza in response, but what was necessary was to acknowledge that the operation largely or primarily targeted civilians, and that the targeted killing and kidnapping of civilians was unjustifiable and civilian hostages ought to be released (technically taking soldiers as hostages also is a war crime, but nobody knows and will ask about that, and it's basically what's done in all wars when parties take prisoners to exchange them, which ends up being a good thing because it creates the option for soldiers to surrender and probably not be executed). particularly promoting that venomous narcissist nerdeen kiswani as aface of palestine was horrible - she was featured opposite to an also horrible pro-israel propagandist, but I bet kiswani did more harm to palestine in that one video than that woman is able to do with a whole year's work. bad advocacy is a very powerful tool for the other side, and that was terrible advocacy. morgan also repeatedly platforms douglas murray, and actively supports him in disseminating vicious lies in support of israel with strong white supremacist undertones.
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  599. nah that was just the decontamination protocol.
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  600. america still doesn't know the difference between al qaeda and afghanistan. >_>
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  601. äääh es gibt keine wokeness-bewegung. es gibt vielleicht eine teilgesellschaftliche tendenz zur "wokeness", aber für eine bewegung bräuchte es einen organisierten zusammenschluss von menschen, der sich selbst mit dem begriff identifiziert, oder dessen zweck der zusammenarbeit treffend als "wokeness" zu bezeichnen ist. es gibt keine geeinte wokeness-bewegung, wokeness ist nur ein neuer begriff für das, was vorher "political correctness" hieß (was eigentlich vom begriff her eher für authoritäre linientreue bis hin zu alternativen fakten zu gebrauchen ist, insofern ist die umbenennung ganz gut). es ist ein weitgehend exonym verwendeter begriff für sozialliberalen progressivismus. gefordert und gefördert wird das bzw. teile davon (z.B. feminismus) durch ein breites spektrum politischer gruppen von liberal bis links außen, und für viele dieser stellt es nur einen teil der ansonsten oft einander widersprechenden politischen bestrebungen dar, oder ein teil der "wokeness" wird befürwortet und ein anderer abgelehnt.
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  602. they didn't, the title is misleading. it's a law that came into effect in october of 2005, from which point onward donors were informed that the conceived children would have the right to request their identity once they turn 18. now they are turning 18. and so is the law, which is why the video title is false and quite idiotic.
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  603. isis has/had its own clearweb "news agency" website. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaq_News_Agency I reckon islamists are real big on facebook, given how rotten that platform is, and probably on any other social media also. I bet there are islamist instathots and tiktok teens.
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  604. "this whole project was born in sin" catholic conversion confirmed
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  605. I got no name israel is not a world power, but palestine also isn't even some backwater country.
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  606. I'm not a fan of closed borders, but I wish that people intending to migrate without proper documents would make an effort to look up the relations between countries on either side of the borders they intend to cross. a lot of these people left their home countries weeks after the situation at the belarusian/polish border made huge headlines, they could have easily found out that the promises of vacation-like travel to germany that the people selling them the flight tickets were making were lies with the intention to use them as a weapon. almost all of these migrants had smartphones. just fucking google it, don't believe the person trying to sell you something!
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  607. isn't even the standard way of typing chinese nowadays (at least on mobile phones) to type a latin letter transliteration and get the chinese characters through an autocomplete function?
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  608. LOL why does the thumbnail say "free after 25 years" when the guy was only locked up for less than 3 years?
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  609. Ersatzfreiheitsstrafe ist das deutscheste Wort.
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  610. I wonder what percentage of the parts they're destroying there would actually be reusable as spares if apple had any interest in letting people repair apple products. THAT would reduce the amount of e-waste!
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  611. oh wow... I just came across south african politics wikipedia, and that shit is wild. the economic freedom fighters are a worse knockoff of the ANC founded by a guy who was previously rising through the ranks of the ANC with the generally agreed aim of becoming the president in the future. he fell out with the party and founded a new one mainly differentiated from the ANC by their constant calls for ethnic cleansing. but.... just read this, south africa in a nutshell: "South African politician Jacob Zuma – later the President of South Africa – was charged with rape on 6 December 2005. He was prosecuted in the Johannesburg High Court between March and May 2006. On 8 May, the Court dismissed the charges, agreeing with Zuma that the sex act in question had been consensual. During the trial, Zuma admitted to having unprotected sex with his accuser, whom he knew to be HIV-positive, but memorably claimed that he took a shower afterwards to reduce his risk of contracting HIV. "
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  612. actually the russians also invented a storm after the fire that didn't happen. xD
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  613. the hemorrhages alone must have looked horrific even if this woman was a physically healthy 73 year old. she must have been black and blue all over. old people's skin is a lot less tough, their bones are more brittle, and everything takes much longer to heal. lots of old people die from just falling over - nevermind being tackled, because who the hell tackles elderly people?
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  614. deterring large foreign shipping vessels isn't a side offect of somali piracy, it was the original purpose. the first of the modern wave of somali pirates were fishermen who got fed up with chinese and other foreign fishing ships illegally and destructively fishing in somali water (taking advantage of the failed somali state) and decided to rob and extort the fishing ships and companies.
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  615. dankula looks like he aged 15 years in the past 5 years, gained at least 15 kilos, and significantly increased his alcohol intake.
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  616. indian farmers conduct largest demonstrations in history. BJP: "they have very little support." I get the impression that the BJP are just not that good at lying. xD
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  617. weird choice to use such narrow veneer strips, and the old veneer would have probably come off easier with water plus heat instead of just heat, since it's most likely hide or bone glue (gelatine). soak it in water first, then steam it with a wet rag and clothes iron. alternatively, if you want to crack open a hide/bone clue joint dry by utilizing its brittleness, it helps a lot to let some drops of 95%+ ethanol soak into the joint, that causes the glue to crack a lot easier (especially old glue joints) while not weakening the wood - though of course it does damage most wood finishes, so it needs to be applied very sparingly. that's what violin makers like myself use to open violins or crack off their fingerboards (small drops of alcohol on a butter knife used as a wedge).
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  618. I'm surprised that they apparently actually manage to sell enough of that stuff at high enough prices to justify the very substantial amount of work. good for them. and in case it wasn't just for the camera, props for the thorough use of the respirator! :)
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  619. isn't he the Qanon darling?
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  620. boys attend school until age 14, girls until age 10. I don't think that's legal in the EU, is it?
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  621. the person in the costume definitely saw the girls, you can see how high the person's eyes are in the costume and that the costume's head tilts down to point the line of sight directly at the girls twice. fucking hilarious to sue over this though, america!
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  622. I bet they could mess with the iron dome pretty badly if they finally stopped making their rockets just fly parabolic arcs, and instead built them to fly erratic maneuvers and change speed just before the top of the arc (which seems to be where iron dome intercepts). they're very inacccurate anyways, and less predictable flight paths would decrease the percentage of rockets iron dome can ignore. they could even make some pop up high like fireworks first to release radar chaff, or drop radar chaff along their flight path in order to temporarily obscure the path of the following rockets from the same launcher. but I suppose getting creative with the rocket construction would probably make israel extremely interested in getting rid of whoever made them.
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  623. it would have made perfect sense to replace her with somebody actually qualified for the job as soon as it was decided that the german military needs to be drastically strengthened. this woman has absolutely no qualifications to be defense minister, she has no background in the military or the defense industry and just got assigned a random ministerial post because party politics dictated that she deserved one. before the war, it pretty much wasn't seen as a very important job - but even then, she was a weird pick.
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  624. uhm... you know that "mein kampf" is also a 20th century book, right? so is mao's little red book.
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  625. except for the cop whose wife bled out in the classroom after calling him.
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  626. yeah, he seemed very not ok.
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  627. I bet it's the criminals at deutsche bank again. and of course our chancellor is gazprom schröder's right hand man.
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  628. "I did it my way"
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  629. zu behaupten, dass zuschauerzahlen für die WM egal seien, ist einfach realitätsverweigerung.
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  630. lower pitch means more agitation/anger. the lowest cat noises tend to be made when cats fight with one another.
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  631. 5:06 I almost empathize with biden's people for having to walk back his gaffes. unintentionally indiscriminate bombing... 🤦‍♂️
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  632. it doesn't sound russian at all, she is faking so little that it still sounds very identifiably american.
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  633. dan rooting for the aggressor, I see. very cool.
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  634.  @dustinsindledecker154  no, he isn't . she's done batsh°° republican stuff in the past, but her stance she is now getting cancelled for, minus the one batsh°° republican quote from years ago about hi°°er, is fine. and she's actually doing a great job challenging really f°°°ing harmful censorship.
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  635. yes, it can, and it has been. they used to stone women all the time. the current president was previously best known for being the one primarily responsible for a prison massacre in 1988 in which 2.500-30.000 political prisoners were extrajudicially executed. and that was shortly after the iran-iraq war, which was fought in trenches like WW1, and in which iran made heavy use of child soldiers (orphans and such) as trench assault troops, and publicly glorified them as martyrs for islam and national heroes.
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  636. yaaaas queen! I already thought she was probably lesbian or at least bi when she took to chance of her arranged husband dying young to then not marry again. it would have been politically difficult for her to never marry (her family would have hated her for it), but as a widow, remarrying was optional and not remarrying was considered honorable, probably keeping her relationship to her in-laws closer, which also served her own family well.
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  637. der beitrag hätte das "use it or lose it" prinzip benennen sollen, nach dem die wasserrechte am colorado verteiltsind: wassersparen wird prinzipiell damit bestraft, dass einem dann nur noch die reduzierte wassermenge zusteht.
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  638. Karen Villena sorry about the meme, it won't last forever. your name is fine, it's not even really that average. certainly better than all those deliberately "quirky" misspelled names. way better than ace or wrinkly hope. ^^ no worries, my user name is fake. xD
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  639. inb4 all the romanians saying "WE'RE NOT THE GYPSIES!"
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  640. most people want a dog/puppy that's ok with physical affection whnever the humans feel like it, and when dogs are scared of humans "just being nice", they think the dogs are broken and they don't understand it at all, because they're not fully perceiving dogs as individuals with their own perspective.
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  641. not just any children, they killed her mother and made her thank them for it!
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  642. that assistant director is most likely extorting students for sex, it's very common in badly regulated asian schools.
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  643. I've heard of this being done at the checkpoints, but I find it quite interesting how they're making palestinians hold up their identity papers while walking. they made the "papers please" fascism meme into a surrender pose. and while at the checkpoints they can claim that it's for security, those guys in the stadium are confirmed to not be carrying weapons, so clearly there is no need for them to walk with their hands up.
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  644. the boosted board and suspended backpack might be good.
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  645. even the c list is still a list one would need to actively get on.
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  646. ja, aber die ist auch nicht hoch übergewichtig
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  647. as a german, I think the way my country's government will handle both a potential provisional measures decision by the ICJ and a potential conviction years later (then likely a differently composed government, but the current actually is the least z°°nist it can get as far as viable parties go, believe it or not) is the most interesting question. on one hand, german politicians, including noteably the green party foreign minister and vice chancellor/economy minister, have been falling over themselves in displaying maximum sycophancy for i-country, without fail outdoing even joe biden. but on the other hand, germany does care much more than the US or britain about upholding the pretense of international law, and respecting UN authority. well, not really in terms of UN resolutions against i-country, but we just pretend that that's not happening, rather than acknowledging it and poo-pooing the UN. and of course our genius leaders, possibly based in a sort of genuine faith in i-country being the good guys (and thus possibly not considering the possibility of the court ruling against them; they may really be that delusional), have in their efforts to outsimp the US and get noticed by bibi-senpai cosigned i-country's ICJ defense, thereby explicitly signing on to gen°°°de denial, and implicitely signing on to the gen°°°de (which in reality they also support with recent weapon shipments)... and if at some point they realize that there is something to the case, and they have signed up germany for both committing and denying gen°°°de, the potential for cognitive dissonance is enormous. I think they have yet to realize how awkward of a position they have put us in, by somehow really believing their own lies. I suppose in practice it will come down to a question of which countries and important people will come out as supporting the allegation. basically germany's leaders have made themselves very vulnerable because they will perceive any individual or institution they respect choosing to support the allegation as a personal attack (and one they can't actually rebuke).
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  648. when even ukraine can't deny it, it's pretty obvious that it happened broadly as russia claims.
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  649. turns out those were actually the foreigners' jobs.
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  650. the kind of terror that can make a ~10 year old cover herself in a dead friend's blood to play dead.
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  651. Phildo I doubt it. if that was the case, they would have taken the locks off the fire exits. killing people leads (should lead) to a more thorough investigation, which is bad for insurance fraud.
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  652. actually a bunch of parents had guns, because it's texas, and they had over an hour to make it to the school after being called by their kids or whoever. holding back parents would have been part of an appropriate response, but given how long these cops took, most likely some lives would have been saved if they had just let in parents to try to shoot that guy themselves. that murderer would have been dead sooner if the so-called police hadn't been there. one person still alive would probably be that girl who responded when one idiot cop yelled that whoever is alive and needs help should call out. the only thing she got was an immediate execution. isn't it strange that not even THAT cop has resigned? none of them have! how do you stand in the hallway of an elementary school for 74 minutes with guns and tactical gear doing nothing but listening to the screams of 10 year olds and gunshots as they're being murdered, and then walk away from that still thinking that you should be a cop?
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  653. apple is illegal according to the rest of us, so...
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  654. nobody expects the reverse spanish inquisition!
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  655. people still pretend that mother teresa was a good person, so I think I can guess what the catholic church is like in india.
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  656. which genius had the idea of doing that in front of a fountain?
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  657. southern gopniks wear al abbas
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  658. it's a compilation of successes, the cat definitely does not do all that with any reliability.
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  659. when you make a video about ornithopters but still can't say the word in the right order of syllables
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  660. that question is nonsense. psychopathy is inborn, sociopathy is the adaptive equivalent that people develop due to experiences in childhood. both are diagnosed as "antisocial personality disorder".
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  661. of course, you don't want your train conductor to be in withdrawal!
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  662. this is incredibly dishonest even by ben's standards. yes, as the question was phrased and clipped out of context here, she should of course have said that calling for g°nocide is not allowed. but what the questioning was actually about was that protesting students had called for "int°fada", which this frothing at the mouth joseph mccarthy reincarnation asking the questions asserted to be a call for gen°cide. the university officials were speaking about the conduct that actually occured, focused on defending their institutions' decision to not take action against students based on what they actually had said, which were calls for "intif°da" or "global in°°fada" (not things I would say, especially not the latter, but clearly not calls for gen°°ide). sadly the university officials came unprepared to rebuke the false assertion that this means gen°cide, and they chose a clumsy way of tacitly implying that they didn't consider that to be a call for geno°°de. they were too scared to actually say it because they weren't sure if they could defend that position, and they tried to just worm their way out of the situation with politician-like non-statements and generalities, not realising that in a situation this politically charged, refusing to make a statement is actually enough to get you crucified - very much like the reflexive and inarticulate refusal from many is°°el critics to condemn the ham°ssacre, which was such an unforced major error. please stop, TYT. stop having ben on to do this, he's not delivering a useful alternative view point with which to have a dialogue, he's delivering alternative facts.
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  663. I would really like to know how much these highly irregularly shaped things cost to install. I'm sure they cost several times what a straight boxy option would costy and of course they already had stuff on there that probably didn't need to be replaced.
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  664. (french accent): "why do the british want all the fish, they can't even cook!"
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  665. you missed the part where they also feel entitled to having our laws changed, like denmark and sweden are about to do.
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  666. it's probably just sweat, shed skin, and dust, not actual earwax.
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  667. I talked to a syrian refugee once about being locked up in post-arab-spring syria. a short and scrawny introverted nerd sort of guy around 25-30. he got arrested because he worked as a camera operator for a TV station, which was close enough to a journalist. he couldn't lift his arms up high anymore because they hung him by the wrists behind his back. when they let him and some other detainees go, they made them crawl through barbed wire and shot some on the way out.
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  668. the discrepancy between how russians and their government talk about their ukrainian "brothers" or the russian-speaking ukrainians they identify as russians on one hand and the brutality against civilians in how they fight this war on the other hand is staggering. I hope we'll see some more interviews with captured russian soldiers about the sort of orders they've been getting now.
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  669. I like the fact that their Z looks both like half a swastika and like half of an SS rune. there has long been discourse about how those two nazi symbols were chosen because their shapes look stark/harsh/powerful/precise. it's like the russia propagandists read that discourse before coming up with the Z. btw. I think they probably came up with using it for propaganda before they even decided to put it on most of their vehicles in the ukraine invasion (in two areas, I think the ones with just the Z were supposed to go into kyiv and the ones with the [Z] came up from crimea).
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  670. ...that's how fascism always is.
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  671. I had barely ever seen douglas murray before this "war" (I'm not british), but I have been shocked by the viciousness of the expressions of white supremacy out of murray's mouth that some media networks of relatively high repute have been happy to host and treat as normal. and of course also piers morgan, who has hosted him several times and not only platforms, but often expressly agrees with murray's genocidal venom. even for piers morgan, I do find that quite low.
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  672. nah, you just can't afford the round pearls.
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  673. lol can we maybe mention what it's about, instead of just being dramatic?
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  674. Justin Czech it's not clear from his retelling here, but I think there probably wasn't enough time to barricade anything between when this teacher noticed what was happening and when the killer entered the classroom. he seems to describe first noticing it when he saw bullets hit a wall. at that point, the killer would presumably have been inside the school, and that double classroom was the first door in the hallway from the door he entered through. he was probably already inside or just entering one of the two connected classrooms when this teacher told the kids to hide under the desks.
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  675. JC either of the klitschkos could knock out this guy at 35 even if they were 75.
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  676. kein joint, nur kippen
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  677. no, to torture her. to keep her from running away, they could have just tied her up. gunshots to the legs are too likely to be fatal, and they're messy. a lot of the corpses from around kyiv were shot in the legs and the head.
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  678. POV: you want to build moderately affordable housing other countries: build row houses and housing blocks in mixed residential-commercial zones with bicycle paths, sidewalks, pedestrian crossings and tram lines america: 0:53
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  679. 2:12 you know it's good reporting when they really lean into pronouncing fentanyl "fentinol"!
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  680. I hope they find many women wearing niqab while destroying the cameras...
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  681. could be worth it if you kinda enjoy cleaning.
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  682. 0:52 definitely not 18.000 machine guns. it's 18.000 small arms, or maybe 18.000 rifles. AK assault rifles are not machine guns.
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  683. "where's daddy?" explains, and thereby indicates that a large percentage of strikes were this kind, why everybody on the ground reported at least during the first couple of months that the b°°bing got much heavier every night, and everybody was scared of nighttime because for many people, most of the d°°ths they mourned were due to airstrikes at night. I just remembered: at that time, they were still claiming to generally call or roofknock for people to evacuate residential buildings before strikes. and it was still happening, though I don't think I've ever heard of it taking place for a night strike. also whether that was due to ineptitude or malice, I also heard one story of a family who made the mistake of returning to their unb°°bed home several hours after a phone-announced one hour heads-up, thinking that the call must have gotten different buildings mixed up, but then the b°°b arrived. member evacuation calls? 🍇
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  684. opium also has the advantage over other crops that it doesn't need to be delivered fresh, which is much more logistically challenging and leads to crops failing to sell when there is an overabundance, and prices probably generally being less reliable because with fresh produce, the money farmers can make depends on the market value immediately at the time of harvest, whereas opium can be stored by farmers or traders to sell at opportune times, which should stabilize the price and make farmers' incomes more reliable. there are other crops with his benefit that are sold dried, but certainly pomegranates and apples are a bit trickier. one crop that I think could be viable in parts of afghanistan is saffron. pakistan profuces the world's most expensive saffron, and it's also grown in dry, rather infertile mountain areas. I think it's pretty much the same environment that afghans are growing opium in. saffron is dried and can be stored by farmers and thus is easy to distribute, and it could please the taliban because it's a highly prestigious exportable halal product, being the world's most expensive spice. of course a more immediate benefit for afghanistan would be to manage to grow more essential food products to stop the famine!
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  685. dear god! police accountability? police not above the law? no licence to kill? I am appalled. shocked and appalled, I tell you. I'm already feeling 90% less safe, and I've never even been to britain!
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  686. lol I didn't realize - that must have been when she got caught
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  687. peter thiel ist die rechte version von dem, für das die rechten george soros halten.
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  688. it's the inertia of traditional industry opposing and slowing new regulation. european eels used to be extremely extremely common fish, they were found all over europe in huge numbers (they are super resistant to pollution and low oxygen levels, and live in saltwater, brackish water, and freshwater, and when it rains they crawl on land to find other bodies of water, so they are/were common in ponds despite spawning in the ocean). the populations have only been crashing in recent decades.
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  689. coole idee, aber ich habe große zweifel, ob diese walze zuverlässig genug minen und vor allem blindgänger detoniert um danach das feld als entmint zu behandeln. sicherlich finden die manche minen, aber wenn man nicht gerantieren kann, dass keine minen und munition mehr da sind, ändert das die situation kaum. außer wenn man davon ausgeht, dass die bauern so oder so auf den acker gefahren wären, dann ist auch eine unvollständige entminung hilfreich (aber der acker halt hinterher immer noch gefährlich). normalerweise dienen solche mine räumwalzen dazu, das risiko für die hinterher folgenden zu-fuß-minenräumer mit metalldetektoren und so zu reduzieren. das ist nur der auftakt für die arbeit, die wirklich das gelände sicher entmint.
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  690. you think hospital staff just wouldn't show up to work when they know there will be wounded people and babies to be born? it is extremely common for hospitals to keep operating in almoat any situation.
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  691. ich bin im falschen beruf, hätte rechtsextremer polizist werden sollen :(
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  692. one of my favourite pieces of russian state media in this war was that one TV host saying that he could not give his opinion on the withdrawal from kherson city, because saying that he approves of it would break a law against advocating for the violation of russia's territorial integrity, while saying that he does not approve of it would be breaking the law against discrediting the russian armed forces.
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  693. both potter and chauvin had that fascinating look of confusion when they were read their guilty verdicts, because they have a hard time believing that their cases are the ones where cops start to be held accountable, contrary to what they were always shown throughout their carreers.
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  694. he probably had more than one take, and the ball was probably laumched quite consistently by a machine at a long enough diatance, so he just had to draw the sword consistently once the machine launched the ball. this is actually far far less impressive than normal baseball with a human thrower.
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  695. uuuuuhh yeah I'm pretty sure you do, if you use the right temperatures and separate the correct fraction. of course it's not the same as much more precisely distilled standard consumer gasoline with additives, but those makeshift refineries really do produce fuel that's ready to use, though it probably doesn't run every motor very well. I would guess that it could be common that it does get leaded - I think that's cheaper than adding ethanol, and it might still be standard in a lot of countries in the region.
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  696. what I find quite striking is how with old plastic objects, once you get past some threshold age, the plastic on the older ones tends to be in far better condition because some of the formerly common old plastic types (mostly first half of the 20th century I think) were much more durable and don't seem to decompose at all, whereas now almost all of the plastic used even for things not technically meant to be disposable only lasts 5-20 years before it crumbles.
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  697. meinst du so ne fußgängerampel die nur rot oder schwarz anzeigt?
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  698. yes, the only problem with that is that that cute baby gator noise you mean is actually a call for mama gator to come protecc, so if you hear it in the wild, you probably shouldn't hang around.
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  699. trump totally outperformed biden with the orb and the sword dance.
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  700. how often do you want to gasp for air while talking? shirvan: "yes"
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  701. you made them watch!
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  702. the children's screams are important for judging the police response, since one of the foundations of the lies the cops have told was that they believed (for no specified reason) that there was nobody alive in that room - as they said it, they "judged the situation to be a barricaded gunman instead of an active shooter". though of course it was released early on that they got several 911 calls from inside those two classrooms telling them that there were kids still alive, and the first one of those calls was at least 50 minutes before they finally went in. on a later call from inside the two rooms, gunshots were heard both by the 911 operator and the many cops in the hallway. they also ought to release all the body cam footage. clearly the security camera audio is trash, and I think we should know what the cops were saying to each other and what info about the 911 calls was relayed to them through the radio. I hope the parents sue the cops to release all of this stuff. in which case the cops completely brought it on themselves, because the parents would never have wanted any of that to be released without all the lying. I don't think they would want to watch videos of their children being murdered themselves either. they just want the cops to be truthful and accountable, and they wanted them to do their jobs. imagine how much worse the cops made this for everybody affected, both by their inaction (actually worse than inaction - if no cop had been there, the killer would have died sooner by the gun of one of the parents who rushed to the school and were stopped outside by the cops), and by creating this enormous media ordeal through these many lies and following factual contradictions! if nothing else, I think the cops can probanly be sued for how they're still causing harm now. imagine the disrespect necessary to create these lies about a massacre of children, to tell those lies to the dead kids' parents! remember the original story with the school resource officer who was supposedly present and supposedly heroically exchanged gunfire with the attacker before he even entered the school? remember how they didn't give a timeline, and then at first it was like 20 minutes, and then it got longer and longer? remember the story of the search for the key for the door, even though the door was never locked and they knew it wasn't? how they said they had to wait for equipment, even though every cop has a rifle and a bulletproof vest at least in their car if not on them? remember how long it took the cops to admit that the reason why they didn't enter the room for so long was that they simply made no attempt? try to imagine how that news feed felt for the parents, the back and forth between being lied to by the cops and then told by the media how the cops lied to them again...
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  703.  @mane4209  eine vollkommen gängige polemik, sowas hat in angeblich um sachlichkeit bemühten medien in direkter verwendung nichts verloren.
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  704. that's some pretty good centrist dribble. "disaster desantis" 🤭
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  705. how after that attack can you only have a "person of interest" who hasn't been arrested? does this guy have diplomatic immunity?
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  706. there's actually some specific name for the perception of the position of one's body that those pedants who say that humans have way more than 5 senses came up with. and I'm pretty sure that it's extra accurate for the hands.
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  707. especially because ukraine needs all the rail lines it can get to export produce, because the volumes it used to export by sea are very hard to achieve on land. any one country bordering ukraine that bans grain transit reduces the total amount of grain ukraine can export, since the transport capacities already are a bottleneck. crazy, definitely would not have expected this from slovakia and particularly poland.
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  708. my guy needs to get that stuff they feed flamingos at zoos to make their feathers pink. in the wild, they get the colour from the red brine shrimp they eat. white flamingos are not ok, they need to be pink AF!
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  709. 3:12 conspiracy nuts would definitely interpret that hair bun under the hood to be the characteristic elongated skull of the reptillian alien species the sumerians called the annunnaki. xD
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  710. if you don't have frozen peas, get some frozen sweet peas, they are arguably the most convenient vegetable. they're affordable, super quick and easy to get reasonably edible, with a pleasant mild taste that goes well with a lot of things and seems fresher than anything else with such a long storage life, and like other legumes, they have a nutrient profile rich in very healthy protein that anyone to whom this convenience appeals could definitely use more of in their diet (the fiber too).
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  711. uhm I think you guys forgot to look into how bulgaria will handle the gas embargo...
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  712. I'm 50% surprised that she hasn't bitten the dust yet. I don't think anyone else triggers i-country as much as francesca albanese, she elicits about the same response as all of UNRWA rolled into one person.
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  713. I don't think I've heard of police being included in those counts. and the national guard is pretty much judt another military branch.
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  714. wenn er endgültig freigesprochen wird, hat er wahrscheinlich anspruch auf entschädigung. ist aber vorstellbar, dass die so krauserig ausfällt, dass er nur seinen lohnausfall erstattet bekommt, oder vergleichbar geringe tagessätze...
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  715. in part it's because children show nutrient deficiencies worse because they need nutrients to grow. most malnutrition isn't that people eat nothing, it's that they eat nothing but grain.
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  716. unterhaltsam, dass die polizei die feuerwehr ablöst, weil die feuerwehr im gegensatz zur polizei wahrscheinlich noch gebraucht wird. :P
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  717. daaaaaaaaaammmn that is a good bull**itter!
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  718. I think it was fixed up for reselling.
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  719. another truly der°nged headline from DW, as usual. imagine this was russia, raiding the same hospital for the fifth time, each time ki°°ing, disappearing, and torturing civilians at random, including many healthcare workers, rampaging through the hospital destroying all of the equipment, blowing up or bulldozing random hospital buildings, making staff abandon infants on life support to be found d°°d in their beds weeks later (you know, like kuwait's incubators, but actually happening and video-documented, though this was a different hospital) and now to°°uring and disappearing the gathered journalists and destr°°ing their satellite transmission vans. would DW's headline highlight that russia "warned" people to evacuate while already attacking... even though russia also simultaneously said that evacuations were not necessary, and then s°°t at anyone actually attempting to leave? what do you think, is that what they would write into a headline about russia doing this, for the fifth time to the one hospital, and also raiding in similar fashion all other hospitals on average more than once within a two million people closed gh°°to six months into its liquidation operation? or would the headline perhaps highlight that the leading russian troops stormed the hospital disguised as hospital staff and civilians, thereby adding the w°r cr°me of perfidy to the criminality inherent to att°cking hospitals? oh wait, russia doesn't have any giant gh°°tos and neither does anyone else. I guess that must explain it somehow.
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  720. talk about living in the past!
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  721. so the story is that the baby was handed to american soldiers, but then somehow ended up sitting outside the airport wall? who put him there? that can not have been the US military's policy for those unaccompanied babies! they could have at least given any babies to some afghan child care institution or a hospital! also pretty questionable decision-making on the part of the parents, who left the country after losing the baby. maybe they expected that the baby was definitely going to fly out one way or another because they gave him to the americans? poor taxi driver... :(
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  722. he knows what's up
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  723. Ganu D there has long been a huge propaganda campaign by infant formula producers such as nestlé in third world countries that's been lying to mothers that formula is better for babies than breastmilk. in some countries nestlé handed out free formula to new mothers in just the right quantity that they would stop lactating and then buy more. worst of all, in many places formula was pushed on people who had no access to clean water, and many babies have gotten sick or died because of toxins and pathogens in the water that their mothers used for their formula, thinking that they were doing what was best for the baby. nestlé got sued big time for that, but stuff like that is still going on. in the 2000s, formula has been pushed hard in china, too, and there was a huge scandal in which big chinese producers of powdered milk that was used for formula illegally added highly toxic melamine to their products so that the usual tests would show a healthy higher protein content. dozens of babies died and thousands got sick, and ultimately supermarkets in many other countries like all over the EU ended up rationing milk powder because chinese people were buying the stuff everywhere to send back home, since nobody trusted the chinese quality controls anymore. that was pretty crazy. if I remember correctly, breastfeeding is seen as a sign of poverty in china, like you would only do it if you can't afford formula. and there is a widespread belief that dairy products in general make kids grow taller, which is supposedly why westerners are usually taller than east asians. I don't think it's much of a mystery where they got those ideas from.
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  724. russia in 2022: limitless friendship with china russia in 2023: satisfactory consensus with north korea
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  725. so zelensky has made poroshenko's charges go away by now, right?
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  726. I sympathize with the people running this place, but if it was so high profile with many celebrity contacts, why couldn't they monetize those contacts either for direct donations or for social media shoutouts?
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  727. not on the north american pacific shore though, right? that would be weird. I'd say puerto rico getting f*ed up again is probably a safe bet. I hear they've just gotten back to decent electrical coverage.
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  728. the porsche party prevented that.
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  729. lukashenka once asked putin to be made a colonel in the russian army xD
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  730. I might look for more of this event to watch, it is fascinatingly deranged.
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  731.  @Kob1yashi  well, non-white algerians didn't have french citizenship.
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  732. toughen up - other people have wars, famines, and tyranny. you'll survive a violent video.
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  733. I feel like, given the fact that this video series is all about the money, it's actually more likely to have been produced for wagner recruitment, even if the videos don't say it. wagner pays at least twice as much as the russian army, and they are more fond of pointing out that things are bad. if you tell people "go fight in ukraine for the money", a lot of them are going to figure out on their own that they'd rather sign up with wagner.
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  734. nor did epstein
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  735. the writer of this script seems to be under the impression that gamma radiation is the only harmful nuclear radiation. it is not, it isn't even the most important one, certainly not when you're talking about these flying chernobyl open reactor nuclear jet engines as opposed to a radiation-shielded nuclear powerplant.
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  736. @Sky Mile come on. I'm german, and even I know that texas is not extremely poor.
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  737. that must have been built terribly, it looks like every part of the building just fell apart! looks pretty bad for finding survivors, too.
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  738. sure, buddy. that's totally how vaccines work.
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  739. a bit later in the video, you can see the salt being pushed out of the crushing machine. at most, they would be breaking up the big lump into pieces that fit the machine intake by hand, but the cleaver-at-finger chopping is just silly.
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  740. why does the guy in the thumbnail look shocked?
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  741. yeah, I kinda thought for a moment that perhaps he might be doing it to look better on his youtube channel, but then I remembered brian barczyk and relized that that would be entirely unnecessary becauae there are plenty of viewers who just believe that anything they're told is fine is fine.
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  742. are you aware of the theorized potential for an altantic mega-tsunami from a giant landslide at la palma? THAT would be crazy!
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  743. if we're being realistic, space force should be called desk force.
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  744. I'll be taking that dutch perspective on not liking covid as my christmas present, thank you very much! 😂
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  745. no, we need to put an end to austria. two world wars are enough!
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  746. support for putin has risen from about 60% to about 70% since the invasion of ukraine, and the majority of russians believe state popaganda about it. the annexation of crimea shot up support for putin to over 90% at the time. the russian people's support for putin's belligerence throughout his two decade reign has been crucial in getting us where we are today. of course not all russians support putin, but the russian people in general are responsible, much like how the german people shared a collective responsibility for supporting the nazis even though the highest election result the nazi party ever got was a third of the votes (which made them the strongest party in a governing coalition with conservative/nationalist parties). every time putin went to war, the russian people applauded. every time putin took away freedoms and censored and jailed opposition, the russian people defended it. an individual russian citizen is up against an overwhelming force if they want to change something, but nonetheless, the russian people as a whole are responsible for putin. they had plenty of opportunities for free information up until recently. they chose to support, support, support. they chose to be ignorant, they chose to support violence. the russian people have brought us to the brink of a third world war. they have collectively crossed a line, they deserve all the sanctions. we should welcme the ones who want to leave, but I don't care anymore about those who stay and contribute to this state. they have brought worse onto others than they are suffering now.
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  747. seit wann nennt man angriffe auf kampfbereite militärpatrouillen "anschläge"? können wir der bundeswehr bitte wenigstens zugestehen, dass sie ein militär ist, und keine zivilisten? die sind doch sogar berufsarmee, also kommt, macht euch und sie nicht so lächerlich!
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  748.  @TheRealMycanthrope  those are NOT "all metric" countries. practically all other countries actually ARE all metric.
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  749. israel hat ein recht auf ethnische säuberung?
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  750. what I'd like to know about this story is whether the assessment of santos' chosen vet that the tumor was inoperable was honest (and if so, why santos wanted that vet involved), or the vet was in on the scam and was told by santos to claim that the tumor was inoperable, to make it easier for santos to steal the money.
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  751. that is definitely a skit. all the reactions of people seeing that dog and thinking that he's a pit bull are fake.
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  752. oh god, that pun 😵
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  753. the implication of bernie's anti-ceasefire stance that he believes in a military solution to hamas is shocking. and not just theoretically, but even specifically with the way israel is conducting this massacre, he apparently believes this.
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  754. 4:38 der sohn von dem ist mit 27 gestorben
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  755. the clip in this video only shows the end of it, he might have been attacking her for a while before.
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  756. "I'm a chew toy!" "no, you're a baby."
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  757. ​ @owencoote2679 i-country has no legitimate claim of self-defence for this whatsoever. not a trace.
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  758. water can flow underground. perhaps when they lower the groundwater level in the salty area, non-salty groundwater flows in from areas around it. they certainly are evaporating a lot of water.
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  759. calling the Su-57 serially prosuced isn't very accurate at this point. I think like half of the ones built are various prototypes.
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  760. einmal cousins ersten grades? halb so wild...
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  761. I don't think that subway can avoid filing a lawsuit for that use of its logo etc. in the video at the end.
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  762. lots of people including dog owners seem to have absolutely no concept of respecting dogs, they just expect to be able to do whatever they feel like doing with a dog, and if the dog isn't happy about that, they think the dog is broken.
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  763.  @drunkenmmamaster419  the wall in georgia is built by russia, and it's moving farther into georgia every year.
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  764. that probably has todo with american ranchers traditionally having more land than they know what to do with, as opposed to farmers in moat of europe for example. you don't need to take care of the land if you've got so much that you don't need it to be optimally productive.
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  765. untertitel wären gut
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  766. dieser brief war 1 zu 1 das "alles dichtmachen" des ukrainekrieges. einfach nur maximal dumm.
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  767. kann man sogar zweimal falsch interpretieren
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  768. holzhandwerk ist auch super, allerdings müssen die bei den großen maschinen sehr vorsichtig nur ausgesuchte und nicht zu viele von den jungs auf einmal in die werkstatt lassen, denn holzbearbeitungsmaschinen sind extrem gefährlich. die hauptsache ist, dass die jungs sich nicht gegenseitig zum rumblödeln anstiften, denn mit solchen maschinen kann man sehr schnell finger, hände oder augen verlieren, wenn man nicht tatsächlich sicherheit an erste stelle stellt.
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  769. fascism
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  770. 1:07 "on the guaund"
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  771. the average swede might be better at using their/there/they're correctly than the average american. and they certainly are less likely to confuse "have" with "of". 🤦
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  772. "many states" backing israel in this? which would that be, besides the US and germany? probably the UK, but are there any others?
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  773. it probably was mostly or only ketamine then. it's very likely to primarily be a trend of dying snortable synthetic drugs pink, with the active ingredients in the powder varying just as widely as with white snortable powders, because it's not all produced by the same people and even if people wanted to copy the stuff faithfully, it's likely that the big producers are keeping their specific recipes secret to make their particular stuff seem more special by having somewhat distinct effects. it helps with branding. there also will be many small fry imitators who have no clue what's supposed to be in it and just dye any mixture or any individual snortable drug pink to sell it for more money as exotic "tucibi, more expensive than cocaine". really, in terms of what's in it, the only possible real change here is the more complete move away from dealers telling and consumers knowing what's in it, since they're blatantly calling it a name that everybody knows is not what it is - partially because 2C-B is swallowed, not snorted, and partially because it's an upper-like more party friendly psychedelic, not a slightly psychedelic party upper. though of course with amphetamine drugs sold as "speed" or "pep", and to a slightly lesser degree with "ecstasy", it's long been common that the contents are very unclear.
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  774. advertisement, fashion shows, highly payed designers. and I think the cost estimate was for asian production, which may or may not be where gucci has those particular bags made. I would guess that they are made in asia, I think the big fashion brands have most of their production volume made in asia, and only run small productions for their highest grade products in places like italy.
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  775. as a german, I think my country and other western european states (and the US and canada) giving russian draft dodgers and refugees some sort of protected status (maybe relatively limited in duration) could mostly solve that issue, because our countries can't be threatened by russia like that. it doesn't matter how many russians come to germany or any country west of germany, it will never cause a russian invasion risk.
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  776. I've seen glass eels swarming by the thousands during daytime at a bathing beach either at the north sea or the baltic when I was a kid, so hearing that they're worth so much and seeing these guys fishing in apparently super sparse glass eel populations is weird
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  777. frogs are very solitary, though I think they might get frustrated if they can't find a mate during mating season
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  778. my dad is a gardener, and he treats coffee grounds as a treat for the compost worms. he's certainly convinced that it's one of the best things to compost. I think coffee grounds probably contain a good amount of nutrients other than nitrogen (like phosphorous and potassium) that are otherwise lacking in purely plant-based compost, since coffee grounds are made from fruit, and producing fruit is what plants tend to particularly need phosphorous and potassium for. coffee grounds also have the upaide that they're an extremely clean substance to compost to produce compost usable for growing food, ssince the coffee grounds themselves are very food-safe and most likely particularly free of pesticides compares to other parts of many plants (since the coffee beans come from the inside of coffee cherries, so there's little chance of pesticides coating the beans).
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  779. StriateZebra sounds like an old english schoolbook.
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  780. 1:48 tolle wurst, erst angrabbeln und dann fragen
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  781. in the US, the cop would be on paid administrative leave, not in jail.
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  782. 0:33 how fitting that the australian prime minister gave that commentary that's supposed to pass for moral clarity while touring a rheinmetall factory (one of germany's biggest arms manufacturers, with production in australia).
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  783. 11:00 "we don't have a donor list, as is the case for other parties" - how is that supposed to be a good thing? all parties accept some form of donations, so if they have no donor list, that just means that they don't collect the data in order to avoid accountability.
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  784. I'm rooting for singapore to do taiwan and democratise and liberalise voluntarily. then it would be a great country.
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  785. you see that the production process is very inefficient though, don't you? the process needs to be changed massively with more specialized machines for it to be scalable.
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  786. can DW stop asking misleading questions?
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  787. it's not a war, it's a massacre. and the target are the palestinian people. it's even objectively incorrect to call it "israel-hamas war" given the substantial contribution of other militias.
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  788. choosing physical contact with nurses over more perfect sterility is also standard practice today and I think it wasn't widely adopted until decades after this man died. doctor or not, he seems to have been way ahead of the medical establishment.
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  789. could be because those nuke parades are meant for an international audience.
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  790.  @beebovan  no, that is not a lot of money. the video showed something like 6 people working. besides other operating costs, that money probably needs to pay the equivalent of 3 or more full time wages. if the sale volume for a year only is $2000, then, not even considering taxes, that makes a monthly individual wage for 3 people of $56. minus taxes and other farm operating costs, it would probably be more like $30. that would meet the common international definition for absolute poverty. I know cambodia is a particularly cheap country to live in, but that's not enough anywhere.
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  791. that costs an insane amount of money and serves no purpose, so how about no?
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  792. I like the part where she says "it's not a cat, it's a lynx", as if that made it better. I feel like this video was made by flight attendants and mostly based on real experiences.
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  793. 74th Regiment are you still upset about gavin mcinnes not being at VICE anymore? you know that the proud boys are hella gay, right?
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  794. lots of stray dogs in countries in southern or eastern europe etc. have local herding dog ancestry, because those have always been very common dogs there. kupata probably doesn't have much to do with any western-registered dog breed.
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  795. Erich Harding your profile picture is kinda sus in this context.
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  796. UHM CAN YOU NOT??
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  797.  @agne6772  no, it isn't. good leather is very durable. the thing about leather is that the leather quality in all the videos on this channel featuring fashionable branded leather products has also been clearly inferior. I think I've seen about five objects with bad leather here, all expensive brands including I think a ferrari car seat and several bags, and I've seen one object made of good leather that was a vintage jacket that didn't seem to have any brand name associated with it. it's quite pathetic how today luxury products are of worse quality than average nameless products of the same type 40+ years ago. I'm pretty sure that the quality stuff is still being made for reasonable prices in many countries, but it's not so easy to find because it's not made or sold by big brands with PR departments.
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  798. first good news of the year
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  799.  @pwn5047  estonia is arguably the most currently positively developing country to come out of the soviet union. the only two major problems estonia has are russia and ethnically russian estonians that want estonia to be annexed by russia.
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  800. ich bin auch auf ihrer seite. 50€ nicht wechseln können ist echt komisch, und mit dem dann nochmal woanders hinfahren ist unangenehm. taxifahrer sind von beruf aus ziemlich raue leute (sonst werden sie selbst abgezockt), und der typ war offensichtlich sehr schlecht gelaunt weil er große geldprobleme hatte.
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  801. there's no need to expect aesthetic standards that high from residential buildings while there are cars lining the roads looking as disgusting as cars look today.
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  802. 3:23 my favourite part, a masterpiece of comedic timing
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  803. mit dem pulso gehört der typ definitiv zur risikogruppe xD
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  804. florida man
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  805. shout out to egypt for the biggest massacre of protesters since at least tiananmen square! 🙃
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  806.  @burnbobquist8999  es ist halt die selbstdarstellung der zuhälter. wie die alle auf sensibelchen machen ist schon sehr lachhaft.
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  807. that msnbc woman had to prompt bernie on every single thing of note he ended up saying, he was not looking to break with biden more than so far at all.
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  808. I'm going to go ahead and guess that nobody takes credit for that one...
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  809. the crabs are eating the rich now :)
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  810. that makes no sense. if he is guilty,then charging and convicting him is a correct use of state authority, and can not be abuse of power.
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  811. you think what they've been doing to women so far wasn't harassment?
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  812. yeah, I think they're really talking mostly about muzzle climb, which does look quite reduced on the malyuk.
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  813. I think the guy has too much money to fine him, he should go to jail for this. then he would experience an uncomfortable living situation away from home for a while.
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  814. they shot at an incoming plane, no evacuees on board yet. and it was probably just one guy with a rifle not acting on orders. they were worried about that during the kabul evacuation too, but since there was no noteworthy infighting among the taliban, as opposed to the khartoum airport being in contested area between the RSF and sudanese army, the taliban were able to select only professional fighters to deploy near the airport (they generally planned pretty well to deploy only disciplined fighters into kabul in order to make the takeover look good).
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  815. Enfield Enfield Enfield Enfield Enfield Enfield
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  816.  @truthache8560  probably. also notice how israel is declaring that they have captured this area and that area from hamas without ever claiming to have fought in or otherwise cleared out (gassed) the tunnels at all. what's up with that?
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  817. I haven't really paid direct attention to netanyahu for long, but has he always had this borderline pathological urge to display disrespect towards his allies? he even did it to trump and made trump hate him, despite the fact that netanyahu is easily smart enough to see through how strongly trump is and his governance was influenced by his pathetic narcissistic need for powerful men to stroke his ego and make him feel like he's one of them (remember this is the guy who would talk about how he and kim jong un "fell in love" and exchanged "beautiful letters"). trump was giving netanyahu everything he wanted, with the abraham accords, embassy move to jerusalem, and recognition of the golan heights annexation. but netanyahu still eventually became so rude and dismissive towards him that trump perceived it as betrayal.
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  818. 2:45 "sri lanka is more than 50 million euros in debt" - I'm sure that's technically a correct statement, but I doubt that it's what you meant to say.
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  819. when you privatise utilities for profit, citizens end up getting robbed because the utility companies can provide inferior service for inflated prices and people still have to buy? who would have thunk it? 😮
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  820. special forces on the ground don't seem like a plausible explanation for last week's strike in crimea. if there had been ground forces there, there would have been reports of gunfire.
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  821. *zhong xina
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  822. UNIFIL has a right to defend itself.
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  823. 1:01 knowitall interjection: he means "hard wood" (dutch "hardhout"), not the english term "hardwood". the latter refers to all deciduous trees' wood, while "softwood" refers to conifer wood. poplar and willow are soft and light hardwoods, they have a density range equivalent to the range from spruce to loblolly pine, just more homogenous with barely defined growth rings. no softwood is anywhere near as light and soft as balsa, the lightest hardwood (though the densest hardwoods also are unrivaled by any softwoods by a very large margin). it's just that the most commonly used softwoods are mostly softer than most of the commonly used hardwoods. they're ill-conceived terms, really.
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  824. if she keeps walking him and letting neighbours meet him, that could eventually be how he finds a new home if he outlives her.
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  825. no, that's new guinea.
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  826. here's the thing: if the diamond traders say that russian diamonds really can't be removed from the european market because it's impossible to know what is and what isn't a russian diamond, then they're also saying that the systems in place today which they claim are keeping the classic african "blood diamonds" out of our regulated market do not work. that they do not work AT ALL. and I'm sure almost all of these same people have been claiming that those systems work for the most part, and they all do sell supposedly certified "conflict-free" diamonds either as an option or supposedly having all their diamonds meet that standard.
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  827. ok boomer
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  828. nah, it's obviously mania/hypomania.
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  829.  @NotWhatYouThink  when life gives you a war thunder sponsorship, reject it because war thunder supports russia's war against ukraine!
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  830. mit 3 millionen toten in deutschland wegen geringem versorgungsstandard bei überlasteten krankenhäusern. und die immunität hält auch nicht ewig.
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  831. "did you ever think that there is more to diplomacy than being really, really, really ridiculously concerned looking?" - antony zoolander
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  832. jaywalking, the second dumbest misdemeanor in the US after loitering, aka literally doing nothing.
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  833. nein, der effekt auf stadtluftqualität war sehr groß.
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  834. it's also yet another gernocide, and a journocide
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  835. ​ @shapursasan9019 it's been hugely underreported, b°°bing a diplomatic mission is actually much worse than k°°ling those two generals and the rest on actual ir°°ian territory would have been.
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  836. how is the government able to overrule a court's marriage anullment?
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  837. to lose a foreign accent, it's almost 100% necessary to move to a place where that's the first language, and then try really excessively hard to sound exactly like the locals. it's common with kids who move to a new country before age 12 or so, but adult immigrants almost always permanently keep a foreign accent, which almost nobody takes issue with. what's much more important and warrants studying hard as an immigrant is proper grammar. bad grammar is much more likely to annoy people and to be perceived as a sign of low intelligence.
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  838. you're almost talking like you have a brain. are you even american?
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  839. the truck wall idea is pretty funny
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  840. IMO the head-to-cement smashing is very close to justifying an attempted murder charge. that could have easily fractured his skull, caused a traumatic brain injury, or it caused a fatal brain bleed. arguably the knee to thehead could, too. it's outrageous that these cops were not immediately fired, as if there was any way to spin that situation into justified use of force!
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  841. even if perhaps it is hot there, anyone not wearing at least a surgical or cloth mask outdoors there is pretty stupid. they all have access.
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  842. tschentscher klingt gut geschmiert
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  843. the master is being extremely irresponsible by not making everybody wear eye protection.
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  844. that was a smart cop. the ones in the video were really worrying me because they didn't turn the baby feet up, which I'm pretty sure you're supposed to do with a kid that's small enough to do that.
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  845. 9:12 investigation ongoing, but it's assumed to have been done "without any hostile intent". xD according to conricus, murdering civilians is done without hostile intent. according to kirby, the bombing is unintentionally indiscriminate. it's really all a matter of some human animals being more equal than others, isn't it?
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  846. I'm surprised that it's malta, I would have guessed romania, bulgaria or one of the balkan countries
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  847. naja, gelungene definitionen sehen anders aus.
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  848. ​ @mrprosser843  and they go away if you tell them to, and nobody gets hurt, arrested, or fined.
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  849. I'm pretty sure that's the situation with rabbits EVERYWHERE. they're cheap to breed and to buy, and people think that they can just keep them in a little cage.
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  850. if you really are interested in feeding your pets fresh meat, look up what sorts of butcher scraps make a good diet, and then ask local butchers if you can get those there. butchers and slaughterhouses produce a lot of off-cuts that are next to worthless in many countries, some of which (including some organs) are in no way inferior to expensive meat cuts for pet nutrition, and adding a reasonable amount of certain organs is actually nutritionally superior to muscle meat alone, while also being cheaper.
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  851. I was expecting an actual antique :(
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  852. the question blinken should be asked: did you ever think that maybe there is more to diplomacy than being really, really, really ridiculously concerned looking?"
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  853. "he just wants to play" taken to a whole other level!
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  854. Victor P. that's not exactly how race works
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  855. the videos of that event show very clearly that civilians were intentionally targeted. mortars are fired from close range at a pretty small intentional area, and what that mortar was shooting at was a continuous stream of evacuating civilians clearly identifiable as such, with old people walking slow and unsteady, lots of children that obviously don't look like combatants given their size, and a significant percentage of people including that little girl who was killed wearing very colourful clothes unlike the ukrainian military and territorial defense forces. you would have been able to see from very far away that those were civilians. there were some men from the territorial defense and perhaps ukrainian military to help civilians carry their luggage and help old people walk, but that hardly makes an obvious civilian evacuation route a legitimate target. this is a minor incident in scope, but if there are going to be any war crime trials, this is going to be a useful incident due to its good documentation.
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  856. that's beaurocrat for "what is this shit?"
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  857. you can't fire me, I quit!
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  858. prison terms of four years and less for THAT?! the expectation of impunity demonstrated by the fact that they sent her home instead of murdering her and hiding her body is incredible.
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  859. no, they said it was the first time they saw somebody die. but they have grown up during the war, they have always heard people talking about it and they have seen the damage, so it's all normal to them.
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  860. well she claims in the video that it's not supposed to hurt if you don't pull it too tight. I'm sure people have different tolerance levels though. I can't even stand sunscreen. xD
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  861. ich weiß noch, wie die rechten damals rumgejammert haben, dass merkel die deutsche flagge verbieten wolle.
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  862. the west bank is functionally an internally normally open (now closed) and externally closed ghetto network within a racially selectively martial-law-administered de facto annexed region of israel (israelis and foreigners can freely move and live in it by israeli law as if it was israel, but for palestinian non-citizens, martial law is applied by military occupation courts).
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  863. pro kopf produziert deutschland etwa gleich viel CO2 wie china.
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  864. fingers crossed for lesbian queens 😄
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  865.  @AsifKhan-hf9zy  🤡
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  866. 0:24 imagine being on the mexican side of the river and seeing trump walk up and wave to you.... what a bizarre scene! 😂
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  867. yeah that one girl looks like she's really good with the dog. I think when kids take care to be respectful of a scared dog, then often that can make it particularly easy for the dog to build trust because kids are small and unintimidating, and I'm quite sure that dogs actually recognise the difference between children and adults, and see children somewhat like puppies (at least until they're near adult size, but possibly beyond).
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  868. that last interview was an extremely important perspective well delivered, thank you for platforming him!
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  869. I feel sorry for the kids whose parents make them not follow the precautions. great way to make your kids social outcasts! they're pretty much making cooties a real thing! >_>
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  870. this isn't even a matter of debate, the standard types of lethal injections the US uses are clearly painful, and very unnecessarily so. you could super easily achieve a 100% death rate guaranteed to cause no suffering by using a very large dose of a strong opioid, or better yet a very large dose of opioid combined with a very large dose of benzodiazepine (those are known for potentiating each other's lethality). those would be more easily available too, as they have ubiquitous medical uses.
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  871. the real outrage is that they didn't even honor the coin toss.
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  872. for example they have refused to let in any tents with tubes for poles because tubes can be used to make pipe b°°bs, despite there being no evidence of w°°pons this crude being used, and obviously tubes are also otherwise available among the rubble, including various more load-bearing and suitable metal utility pipes. they have also absolutely despicably banned scalpels, based on the amazingly stupid claim that they might be used as weapons - as if every household did not have kitchen knives or pocket knives or any number of more suitable w°°pons, while having a supply of new sterile scalpels or scalpel blades really is very important for surgeries. they have even banned water purification tablets, for which I have not heard a reason cited, but it seems clear that it truly can only be that kh°m°s members have the same physical needs for safe drinking water as other humans. I think arguably the cruelest blocking choice has been the not official ban but heavy restriction of importa of anaesthetics, antibiotics and antiseptics. I think among those suffering the worst fate in g°°° must be surgeons and other hospital staff who, on top of having their own families to worry about like most other people, are often forced to operate on conscious patients including many children - or even just change wound dressings and more frequently than normal also debride festering wounds (slice off layers down to still healthy tissue with the best chance of healing) caused by non-availability of antiseptics or delayed hospital arrival. they are basically forced to t°rture children to save their lives, I don't know if I could imagine more horrifying work. and they're also not able tko deliver anywhere near the quality of outcomes they usually would, for example very commonly having to perform otherwise unnecessary amputations because reconstructive surgeries would yield much larger complicated wounds that require antiseptics and antibiotics to have a chance to heal rather than rot.
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  873. Mark Dodd roast beast 😂
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  874. it's just a highway system like many others, and other countries also have plans for using highway sections as emergency military airports (I know of the US and sweden). I suppose if you want to do it properly, thenthosehighway sections should be built and maintained particularly well to guarantee good condition, since large jets tend to both be less tolerant of uneven tarmac than cars, and put a lot more strain on it.
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  875. I don't understand how it pays for a zoo to rent a panda for a million dollars a year. how could one panda possibly attract enough visitors in a year to pay for that million plus expenses to care for it? pandas are not that cool! there are plenty of animals cooler than pandas, and probably 99% of them (if available at all) can be properly bought for less than a million dollars!
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  876. 9:58 "SELLIST"? what is wrong with you, man? my ears are bleeding!
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  877. hey, what happened to the guy with that profile picture?
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  878. when CNN is concerned that it's not being unlikeable enough, they bring SE cupp.
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  879. some cops even proudly display that attitude with their thin blue line flags. this whole hollywood-celebrated brotherhood crap where cops value each other above civilians is completely unacceptable. they are supposed to be public servants, not gangs or fraternities.
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  880. LOL he's never going to stop with the 300,000, is he?
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  881. it's been called comirnaty in europe for a long time. but everybody calls it pfizer, except in germany we obviously call it biontech. ;)
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  882. 0:45 the voice squeak is a classic tell of a lie. she did not think that he was cute. xD
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  883. parliament: dismissed frozen idiots: happy aljazeera: raided hotel: empty
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  884. man könnte auch einfach nicht sahra wagenknecht einladen... ist ja nicht so, als hätte die irgendwas neues zu sagen.
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  885. I reckon there's a pretty good chance that with the VICE boost to his youtube channel, he ends upfinding a woman who likes fish, too. becauae he seems like a really good guy. :)
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  886. he looks55-60 or maybe a 45 year old smoker. I would guess thathis hair must be dyed, but it's very impressive that he can still see well enough to sort hair that fine.
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  887. except this guy drove into ongoing artillery fire at a very active front line, whereas russia targeted that pizzeria individually far away from any military activity
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  888. ampel würde passieren, wenn die FDP das wäre, was sie im wahlkampf immer spielt. da sie aber tatsächlich nur für die reichen existiert, wird lindner wohl eher neuwahlen oder jamaika forcieren, zumindest dann, wenn er davon ausgeht, dass dann nicht doch eine groko gemacht wird. ich denke die grüne parteiführung wird eher nachgeben als die FDP, obwohl eigentlich die grüne wählerschaft deutlich stärker gegen jamaika ist, als die FDP-wählerschaft gegen die ampel. wenn man volksvertreterisch eingestellt wäre, könnte man natürlich auch darauf hinweisen, dass scholz von 2-3mal mehr deutschen als laschet als kanzler gewünscht wird, aber so funktioniert ja nicht das wahlsystem.
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  889. maybe somebody found ammunition and commissioned them to make a gun for it? xD
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  890. the terrifying presence of accidental lab leaks 👀
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  891. 2:18 temporary work visas forbid romantic relationships???????? 🤯 that is such an ugly dehumanising xenophobic policy!
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  892. Robert Lee yes, if he's actually already got distribution in countries like germany, there probably is real potential for growth because the stuff can sell for a lot more money in those markets than if it competes with charcoal in sierra leone. well, competing with charcoal in sierra leone is the point, but that could also eventually be achieved more effectively if the business makes enough money to optimize and increase production with better machines.
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  893. blue diamond almonds - make your cat go nuts
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  894. really, DW? recounting the history of sisi's dictatorship without mentioning the rabaa ma°sacre? I see the disgraceful behaviour of your editors goes beyond reporting on is°°el. germany's biggest arms customer thanks you for your discretion.
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  895. residents of donbas have known since ferbuary 21st or 22nd that war was coming to their homes, since putin announced the recognition of the donbas republics in the borders of the donetsk and luhansk oblasts and the russian troop deployment into donbas. that was a declared invasion to conquer all of donbas. honestly, for anybody there who is responsible for children and hasn't evacuated them well ahead of the russian advance, my sympathy at this point is outweighed by my disappointment in their lack of responsibility and refusal to accept the reality that THINGS WILL NOT BE FINE! there is plenty of support for refugees in western ukraine and the EU to ensure that evavuating is BY FAR the better option than to sit in a basement with your kids without clean water, electricity, gas, internet, and no reliable food supply while hoping that the bombs and shells don't collapse the house on top of you and either the russians don't come, or when they do, they won't be the raping and murdering kind. this is insanely bad decision-making, these people ought to have left months ago! when russia retreated from kyiv and chernihiv, there was a lull in the fighting and a call by the ukrainian government for ALL CIVILIANS to evacuate the donbas ahead of the annonced russian offensive there. up until that point, very little of the donbas had been conquered, and it was another 4 or 5 weeks after that appeal (after the azovstal surrender) before russia started making serious gains in donbas. I'm fine with adults refusing to evacuate their homes, despite the fact that it hampers ukrainian military operations, but you do NOT get to make that choice with kids! anybody still keeping their kids in ukrainian-controlled territory east of kharkiv, dnipro and zaporizhzhia is out of their mind! they have had plenty of time by now to mentally process the fact that they are in the middle of a war, they don't get to play make-believe with their children's lives!
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  896. turning in 50 flip flops gets you a typical nairobi worker's daily wage? that sounds like they're actually compensating quite well compared to what people normally get for trash collecting in poor countries! and flip flops might even be easy to collect, since you may be able to find spots on the ocean shore where a lot of them wash up due to persistent currents and winds.
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  897. noooooooo they've just announced that the video was a misidentified wild boar, and there is no lion 😂😂😂😂 that video does an incredibly good job of making a boar look like a lion though, it's quite a coincidence. but I suppose some criticism is warranted for mounting this big operation without identifying footprints or scat first.
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  898. they are not, because UNRWA excludes h°°°s members and active supporters from its employment, and sends the full employee list to all UN states including i-country to compare to their lists of h°°°s personnel and other political organizations.
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  899. oh gott, der andi?!
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  900. nazdrovia
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  901. free speech + thin blue line? that makes no sense! xD
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  902. they put people on a tiny test track for a few minutes. no, it's not safe, it will never be safe. if they ever did build it, which they won't, it would be one long target for terror attacks. it would just be too fun to pop.
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  903. that's not a flamethrower, that's a squirtgun.
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  904.  @ylime5544  man könnte den stern auf der mütze mit porschelogo ersetzen :)
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  905. in case somebody is confused because google isn't turning up anything: they're not talking about "fennels" and "falates", they're talking about phenols and phtalates. they're just pronouncing them very lazy because they're americans.
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  906. no, it'sbecause universal didn't allocate that kind of budget to CGI
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  907. why didn't you explain the charges at all? what actions of his did he get indicted for, and which if any terrorist groups to they involve?
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  908. ja bitte, ja zur dystopie!
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  909. I think those ops genuinely didn't want to hurt her, but being transported and locked up together with a bunch of other people right now poses a serious risk of covid infection, which is super dangerous at her age.
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  910. 12:05 hat der blasse dünne junge etwa wieder in österreich was angezettelt???
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  911. SAN PEPSIMAN people already have wedding parties to make their marriage known, why would you need to ask the question in public?
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  912. yes, the water is cleaning it.
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  913. yeah, I think it's largely lost on observers how impressive the very small amount of mistakes that these birds make is (unless you know other less perfectly imitating bird species for comparison). this bird is saying all the words in the right order, all the syllables in order, doesn't mix up consonants and pronounces everything distinctly, and also imitates and varies expressive intonation. a bird this good at talking and learning new phrases (or songs) would also be able to learn to say a sentence in any other human language perfectly much quicker than almost any human.
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  914. the one nazi comparison I want to see is an israel-adapted "are we the baddies?" meme...
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  915. love how he claims that "it's not ethnic" that it's always the hazara getting bombed. must be the official line of the new taliban inclusive government of the islamic emirate of afghanistan.
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  916. what's really threatened are wild bees, so mostly solitary bees and bumblebees. domesticated honeybees are at no risk of eradication, or of not being usable in sufficient numbers for agriculture (you can put up more beehives and get them to work pretty well). however beekeeping has had some new-ish problems arise in the past 50 years or so, including the widespread use of pesticides that ended up harming honeybees (I think neonicotinoids in particular), and the global spread of varroa mites.
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  917. sounds like something the insurance company could contest.
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  918. Shah Arbaaz I am currently resting my foot on a quran. come get me 🙃
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  919. what genius? musk is an emerald mine heir who got mega-rich investing in paypal. he's never been an inventor or engineer, he is a narcissistic hype-man and investor.
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  920. "sex workers divided"? that's a very misleading title. I don't believe that anyone currently working as a sex worker wants this ban, and the video doesn't provide an example either!
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  921. Bodega Coast it's how simon pronounces "abkhazia" ;)
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  922. he's ironed out all the wrinkles. perfextly smooth now, except for the worms.
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  923. he obviously doesn't view some people as people.
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  924. she's represenring the cato institute, that's a koch brothers libertarian thinktank. her job is to make people believe what billionaires want them to believe.
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  925. it's not being sold by a muslim country. it's being sold by a private company in a muslim majority country. you people need to stop demanding that everybody adheres to the rules of your imaginary friend! it's ridiculous!
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  926. takes a pet like no problem
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  927. that is some bad as F*** news. this isn't just A dam, this is THE dam in ukraine. it's about number three on the bad news ranking after 1) use of a WMD and 2) critical damage to a nuclear powerplant. and it could still lead to 2) because it's draining the reservoir from which the zaporizhzhia NPP draws its coolant water (it's on the river dniepr, but within the area upstream that had its water level elevated and regulated by the dam). this was definitely done by russia to hinder a potential ukrainian river-crossing - the road over the kakhovka dam had been the only bridge over the dniepr that russia had not been able to thoroughly destroy yet.
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  928. "you pretend to pay us, we pretend to work"
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  929. oooooh yeah that was rather confusing. I was pretty sure that there was essentially no combat in crimea, certainly no organized ukrainian resistance.
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  930. sie "will in zukunft genauer hinschauen"? als ob! dass glimmer für kosmetik so abgebaut wird ist nach den tierversuchen das bekannteste ethikproblem bei beauty-produkten. wer noch nich mal DAS als beauty-influencer weiß, interessiert sich offensichtlich gar nicht dafür. ist auch nicht erstaunlich, es geht bei dem business ausschließlich darum, über gesponserte beiträge werbung als persönliche meinung zu verkleiden, und dafür kann man auch verdammt viel geld kriegen. die preisen einfach die produkte an, für die sie am meisten geld bekommen, und alles andere ist egal.
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  931. hmmmm wegen EUCH???
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  932. malaysia "provides food, clothing and lodging" - while imprisoning them, you mean? most likely these people are begging and committing crimes because they're not allowed to work, rent, and send their kids to school legally.
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  933. let me introduce you to the term "lone wolf"
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  934. Jade Bonifacio nowadays people in the US get their kids confiscated for letting them ride a bus alone, and not just at kindergarten age but much older, too. the fear of kidnappers has gotten so pervasive that letting kids be outside without adult supervision is considered serious neglect. the US takes this way too far, but I gotta say, having a kindergarten kid ride buses alone sounds kinda nuts to me.
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  935. because it is a colonial apartheid state founded on ethnic cleansing.
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  936. that's not true at all. even at high levels of horse racing, the horses are abused and isolated, and all except for breeding stallions die very young, mostly being put down after no longer winning races.
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  937. a cobra? damn that's cool!
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  938. unless you're disabled, you certainly can. most people normally do.
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  939. more like the other way around - the handmaid's tale was released seven years later.
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  940. I'm guessing he felt that it was insppropriate for him to ask for a double when the two kids were exposed to the same danger...
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  941. "he who saves a single life, saves the world entire." - talmud not really how math works, but a nice sentiment. ;)
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  942.  @dalecrocker3213  her mother was killed by artillery fire in mariupol during this invasion. the ones who shelled mariupol were the russians.
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  943. "ich war sehr beeindruckt von seinem lächeln und seinem händedruck" das hat jeder andere betrüger auch...
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  944. 0:10 "israel has allowed food and water and medicine into the territory" - that is a severe misrepresentation. israel has for three days now allowed EGYPT to let about 20 trucks of aid enter gaza per day. gaza used to receive over 400 trucks of aid per day while also receiving water and electrictity, including electricity to run hospitals which now require fuel for backup generators. two weeks of no deliveries mean a deficit of more than 5600 truckloads, and gaza is now receiving humanitarian goods at 5% of the normal rate, and only through the rafah crossing with egypt. that is not "israel is allowing food and water and medicineinto gaza", that is a 95% blockade.
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  945.  @WayStedYou  fentanyl, the opium war uno reverse card
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  946. wenn die FDP tatsächlich das wäre, was sie im wahlkampf spielt, wär das alles kein thema und die ampel gesichert... aber ich glaub lindner und die anderen FDP-parteibonzen haben mega bock, die ampel zu verweigern. zumindest wenn das zu neuwahlen oder natürlich jamaika führt. ich glaub vor groko hätten die eventuell schiss.
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  947. the number of tunisians who were and still are eager to embrace that new dictator and real life sith lord kais saied after 11 years of tunisia being celebrated as the only country still trying to grow a democratic system after the arab spring has been very very disappointing. clearly generations-long conditioning for autocracy did not go away for most of the population, and when their experimental democracy yielded political standstill and economic crisis, most tunisians were eager to believe in a new benevolent dictator.
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  948.  @jodywatson9640  an fetus is not a child and not a person, certainly not in the first trimester.
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  949. cheers to whoever picked the incredibly cringy b-roll of musk! 😂
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  950. "the olds"? nice denglisch
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  951. I cringe at the thought of the non-coverage this is about to receive in german media.
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  952. nice to have a commentator on the show who is honest about the fact some something in the ballpark of half the russian population supports the war (well above half in the beginning, if it's less than half now, then only because the war ia going badly). essentially 50% of the population supports putin and the war, 10-25% oppose them, and 25-40% think it's not their place to have a political opinion.
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  953. that's not gollum, it's grima wormtongue.
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  954. very touchy and also very touchy feely.
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  955. it makes me happy to see that space force looks just as farcical aseverybody thinks. I love the defensive attitude - "no, we really are military"! xD
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  956. Zain Zoala if you want a dog to be clean, you can wash it instead of hating it for being unwashed. dog>god
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  957. handmaid's tale afghan style
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  958. ah yes, the global "I don't wanna" movement. 🙄
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  959. you saw her in this video, didn't you? she was apparenly with this group of russians as they were taken to the US.
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  960. are you aware that isis did exactly that in syria?
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  961. nice swastika
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  962. Abra Cadavra yeah it always makes me lose some respect for people when they buy dogs and really just want a pet like anybody else, so they have no excuse for needing a bigger selection of dogs than they would have with rescue organizations. I particularly hate how many people insist on getting puppies, because they want a puppy more than they want a dog. nobody should get any pet for how they are as a baby, because for most of their lives they won't be babies, so anybody who ONLY wants to get a puppy and not an adult dog should not have any dog in my opinion. in fact given how lazy most people are compared to dogs, I'd say that for half of them an old dog or a dog with a movement-impairing disability would be ideal to get the dogs and humans on the same page in regards to the length and speed of the walkies.
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  963. are you sure you mean potato flour? I think you mean potato starch.
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  964. I don't know what opposition parties there are (other then the crazy red shirt people), but south africa could really use a non-ANC government for a change. the ANC has gotten incredibly comfortable with governing terribly and still being reelected. I don't see them changing if they just continue to be reelected anyways.
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  965. a bunch of people have survived terminal velocity falls from airplanes. you'll still be wounded badly, but you can survive if you land in a lucky spot like in a shallow angle on a slope, on dense vegetation, or on a peat bog. what doesn't work at all is landing on water, the impact is way too hard and likely to kill you directly, and if it didn't, you'd immediately drown because you can't swim with all those broken bones.
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  966. the r°°° story was debunked firstby greyzone, electronic int°°ada and mondoweiss, and then relayed with credibility and without credit by the intercept, and finally expanded upon by the intercept. AJ is several months late to the party. I'm still holding out hope for mostly AJ and maybe others secretly investigating thebig untouched elephant-shaped stone that is the fact that the october event was an inside job (not initiated or guided, but very knowingly permitted and actively enabled by weakening defenses to create the pretext for escalated tyranny and ethnic cl°°nsing).it's really been obvious for a long time already, but obviously to authoritatively report this story one would need evidence as indestructible as wael dahdouh. but with the right evidence, it could probably cut the foreign support for this "war" in half, and it would certainly topple the government (really it would have to land those responsible in prison for the rest of their lives for treason).
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  967. on the plus side, it might be possible to clear those mines if you build a radio-controlled car with roughly the weight of a human that has a weight in it that shales up and down/raises and drops to imitate the impact of feet.
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  968. I think keto is pretty rough on the body overall, probably not a good idea for 60 year olds.
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  969. a holy book revealed to an illiterate warlord, yeah that makes sense
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  970. the rule of thumb is to take note of any 'C's in the name, and not take anything where that stands for chlorine, as it does with 3-CMC (the first C is chlorine, the last is cathinone). chlorine-substituted cathinones, amphetamines and such are supposed to be much more severely neurotoxic.
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  971. america's confusion around "deutsch" and "dutch" is kind of hilarious. like how y'all have "pennsylvania dutch" people who came from germany and speak an old dialect of german.
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  972. I don't think they're allowed to call back, but they are supposed to send cops even when somebody calls and doesn't say anything because it's generally recognized that there are situations where people call 911 but have to avoid being heard.
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  973. I think it would have sucked if those firefighters had thrown the stuff in the river.
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  974. that's unamerican
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  975. I'm sure I wouldn't like her, but being THIS vague about the things she actually said is terrible journalism. this is gossip style, you're just talking about what other people think of her without explaining the underlying issue.
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  976. oh damn... I looked it up, he guilty! :o hotel rwanda was some hollywood bullshit!
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  977. I used to do that with chocolate easter bunnies and such. but the real issue is gonna be telling that girl what's in that sausage.
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  978. this only qualifies as a bad habit if the dog does it to people who aren't in on the game
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  979. are you going to get the other drug lords' opinions on this, too?
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  980. unless the rubber or the polyurethane really do leech toxins, in which case the spongy permeable structure of the bricks has a lot of surface area that's very good at leeching a lot of them.
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  981. there is something incredibly irritating about that boss lady. I have a feeling that she's just there pretending to be involved in the work for the camera. there is NO WAY she actually normally works around construction waste with nails sticking out all over wearing dresses like that, right? I think she's just the talker to get people to dramatically overpay for this stuff, and possibly the main investor, or more like the main off-the-top-skimmer.
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  982. that's quite satisfying, except now I'm inagining how dirty the inside surfaces of the tyres and the underside of the car are! xD I'm a little impressed with the mice for dragging walnuts into the car.
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  983. no, cenk. the people who want ukraine in NATO aren't neocons and defense contractors. they're ukrainians. and rightnow what you're finally forced against all your will to recognize is the reason: extreme russian military aggression!
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  984. yes, though american cops have done plenty of other heinous shit, like the 1985 move bombing, when philadelphia cops bombed a building with several children inside, and then prevented firefighters from working as the fire spread and burned down 60 other houses. 11 people including kids died between the house fire and extremely heavy police gunfire, with some shot dead as they were surrendering to escape the fire.
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  985. it really didn't come close to a civil war, it was the attenpt of either a coup or a partial coup (unclear if prigozhin wanted to remove putin). a civil war could only have developed if a full coup had been successful, after which aome parts of russia such as chechnya might have decided to demand autonomy or independence. although, given how comfortable kadyrov is with acting outaide of chechnya, he might also try to capture the russian presidency. but he wouldn't have much of a chance.
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  986. natürlich wäre geld da, wenn wir einen finanzminister hätten, der am bau von wohnungen in öffentlicher hand eine spur von interesse hätte. dem ist natürlich nicht so, wenn der minister von einer vermieterpartei kommt. die finanzierung nennt sich schulden aufnehmen sondervermögen. und die SPD würde ich gern darauf hinweisen, dass eine dieser nicht zu leugnenden selbstverständlichkeiten zu den vierhunderttausend eben auch ist, dass eine sechsstellige zahl davon staatlich finanziert und weitgehend sozialwohnungen sein müssen.
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  987. that's a pretty insane level of confidence in that bunny to take him out into the open yard with no leash or collar or anything. I hope he's at least microchipped. I don't know if people normally chip their bunnies, but if you're gonna do that, you definitely should. and I would still be too scared about the bunny being spooked by a car, a wild animal, or a cat or dog. or worse yet, not get spooked and just get killed, because there definitely are dogs whose reaction to seeing a little bunny with no survival instinct would be to run and kill it very quickly, and it's a similar situation with big birds of prey.
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  988. ​ @agreeable-youth  ja, wie wir das mit wodka ja auch machen.
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  989. kissinger going to hell really didn't change much, did it? :(
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  990. there also were the massive V1, V2 and V3 projects (cruise missile, ballistic missile, giant stationary gun) that ate up huge amounts of ressources to make weapons that were only accurate enough to hit british cities, not military targets, while also not causing as much damage to cities as aerial bombardment could have. though V1 and V2 were both very scary in their own ways - V1 was produced in much larger numbers (cheaper) and killed more people, it was basically a much louder and larger analogue of the shahed loitering munitions, whereas V2 was special in that, being a supersonic ballistic missile, there was absolutely no warning (radars weren't good enough yet) and no way to defend against them, so they would effectively just appear out of nowhere and explode pretty damn big (I think like a 1 ton warhead), capable of flattening a big house or two.
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  991. I don'tknow the situation, but this sounds like the correspondent is pushing his own preference for the continuation candidate in a really slimy way throughout, presenting his own opinion as that of others or as a broad consensus.
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  992. when the hospitals overflow, you're definitely not doing zero covid. omi ron has the potential to hit china and hong kong much harder than other countries, because basically nowhere else has china's combination of extremely low natural immunity from previous infection and low vaccinated immunity - from a high vaccination rate with far less effective vaccines in china (at least the two common ones). has hong kong important significant quantities of foreign vaccines btw? pfizer seems to be very prevalent around the globe, presumably due to their massive production capacity as I believe the biggest drug company.
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  993. SuWoopSparrow no, I don't think lack of maintenance is the issue here. unless you count WW2 strategic bombing as a lack of maintenance. xD even the old stuff that still stands looks a bit boring (though I souldn't put moroccan tiles on that). where do you live? you're overgeneralizing. there are places in america just like in europe where property prices (both commercial and residential) are so high that they pretty much dictate that a large amount of money is also spent on construction. there absolutely is a huge sector of construction in america that uses very expensive materials (fancy stones and woods etc). though I am aware that average construction in america is indeed incredibly flimsy compared to what we're used to in europe, with their weird wood and drywall balloon framing stuff that they insist on building in tornado and hurricane territory and that only lasts for a few decades even if it isn't blown away by a gust of wind.
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  994. wow, bouffier war ja mal so gar nicht der richtige ansprechpartner für dieses interview! er hat offensichtlich weder ahnung von der sachlage noch von den anliegen der bürger, und hat sich noch nicht mal richtig argumente zurechtgelegt, um "schwamm drüber" zu sagen!
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  995. 1:52 -just hearsay -no report from anyone claiming to have been r°°ed -for some reason she vaguely brings up the abundance of video evidence when the very issue there is that there is NO video evidence of r°°e, unlike the to°°ure, m°°der and k°°napping. the one video I have seen called "evidence of ra°°" is that of the young female soldier (several were taken from that training base outside of the erez crossing out of uniform because it was early in the morning) being transfered between vehicles in g°z° with the bottom of her sweatpants soaked in bl°°d. but that's far too much blood for a r°°e unless you consider the gaddafi treatment to be r°°e. it rather looks like she sat in a puddle of bl°°d from another victim, since others got loaded up while bl°°ding to d°°th. -since when are pelvic fractures in people who were in many cases br°t°lly beat°n to d°°th evidence of ge°°tal pe°°tration? that seems so much more likely to be caused by a kick or fall or vehicular a°°ault, than.... what exactly? vi°lent pelvic thrusts? the first guess for how a pelvis came to be broken is supposed to be being impacted by a second stronger pelvis?? that report sounds very much like someone just chose any injury closest to the g°°itals they could find and pretended that it was evidence of r°°e. great job parroting it. 🤦‍♂️ -the interrogation confession videos published by israel are w°rthless considering that israel to°°ures even innocent detainees. I mean come on, one of those guys was even visibly in agony! and the videos were released like a week after the attack, enough time to get a handful of however many captives to confess to absolutely anything. DW has rehashed 10/7 so many times that now they're dipping into the things that did not happen. 🙄
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  996. that non-air-defence explanation is ridiculous, that's an invitation to do it again, again. poland must shoot down missiles in its own airspace because ukraine is not allowed to. despite ukraine's habitually dishonest denials, we know that a misfired ukrainian S-300 air defence missile already ki°°ed two people in poland I think around a year and a half ago. if poland does not defend its own airspace, it becomes a back door for russia's cruise missiles to be more difficult for ukraine to intercept. having more missiles passing over isn't going to make poland safer either, is it? if ukraine is not supposed to launch interceptors towards poland, and it is not, then poland MUST defend its own airspace! if poland does not, ukraine will, and that will combine the threat of falling cruise missiles with the proven threat of soviet-produced old stock interceptor missiles misfiring, and will be the least safe option for poland.
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  997. and now they have "operation prosperity guardian". I sh°° you not, that is what they named the project to protect international shipping in order to support a gen°°°de. I wish I knew who came up with that, it's hilarious.
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  998. he's a billionaire, he's playing his own game.
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  999. 9:43 that's some major cope from the dad right there about the fact that almost everyone watching his daughter online are adult men.
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  1000. that's outrageous and clearly calls for a general strike!
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  1001. yeah that's really surprising. there's supposed to be a rule of thumb that animals with faster heart rates live shorter, and I'm pretty dure that bats have very fast heart rates and a very high body temperature. maybe there are some human-applicable medical discoveries about bats' longevity to be made, besides the matter of their extremely powerful immune systems.
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  1002. they have already announced a one week post-christmas lockdown? interesting, though I wonder if it will defeat its purpose by causing people to travel more. I would imagine that for a lot of people a pre-announced one week extended christmas holiday sounds like a perfect opportunity to travel.
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  1003. oh, so a $9bn IMF bailout loan is egypt's payment for starving g°za! and if egypt accepts expelled people into a "new g°za" con°°°tration camp, is that going to be paid for in loan forgiveness?
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  1004. why are you calling it "radioactive water" when its radioactivity is well below what's accepted in drinking water?
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  1005. that's food somebody else played with
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  1006. it is indeed bad israel making the lives of gazans miserable. to deny that is truly orwellian.
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  1007. @Toask they are going back to the hive at the farm upstate
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  1008. excellent interview guest, I commend whoever booked that guy. you forgot to ask the one real question though: will they try to tranquilise the lion, or just kill it? the former is always more difficult, but I reckon that given the effort they're already making, the infrared camera drones (I assume german police have those and are using those) that they can use to track the lion until the tranquiliser takes effect, and the likely short range that they will be shooting at either way, the amount of extra effort in trying to not kill the lion is relatively small.
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  1009. "she called a cab" you missed a great pun there :(
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  1010. extra für den verfassungsschutz heute mit kommentarfunktion? hallo verfassungsschutz! 👋😃
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  1011. beatsinmyhead99 yes, there are people saying that.
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  1012. da wo er bis jetzt gelebt hat waren armenier 2000 jahre lang die mehrheit.
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  1013. make a sign asking for his long form birth certificate ^^
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  1014. ​ @animegaming4057  actually japanese white and red oak are the standard wood used for high quality japanese woodworking planes. however the huusk knife handles aren't any kind of oak, that's a lie. oak is very ring-porous, those handles clearly are not. it's something cheaper and likely softer. of course the real problem is the cheap stainless steel that doesn't hold an edge, same as kamikoto, and the BS rebranding of a noname knife easily found elsewhere for at least 30% less money than the "huusk" brand "reduced" price.
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  1015. echtester pro-israel-kommentar 👍
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  1016. 13:10 interesting, the elephant actually swung its tail towards the guy first to feel if he was in range.
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  1017. the amount of explosives laying around in the explosive reactive armor of those tank wrecks is a bit concerning.
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  1018. it's standard practice to refer to people by their former titles.
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  1019. not just any train station. that was at that time probably the biggest evacuation hub in the donbass region, right in the middle of the area surrounded by russia on three sides, days after the ukrainian government asked all civilians to evacuate from there ahead of russia's refocusing offensive. there was probably no other place to shoot a missile at with such a large and dense gathering of civilians (a few thousand) outside of a bunker. the russians used a large somewhat antiquated but guided tochka-u missile (it hits something like a 100m radius, so it was certainly aimed at the train station). the missile was loaded with cluster munitions, and on the tail section which doesn't blow up with these cluster missiles, they wrote "for children" or "for our children" (I'm not sure, I have seen both translations).
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  1020. ​​​ @cloudluxiferyt1822  I don't mean night vision, that's near infrared. I mean far infrared actual heat cameras/thermal sights like FLIR. there is a huge contrast in far infrared radiation/radiated heat between the daylight background and methanol flames, you just need to adjust the equipment properly.
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  1021. well they weren't that expensive, so there probably still are a lot around. and at least he didn't get boots in especially good condition.
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  1022. doesn't make it not funny
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  1023. und die erwartungen an die bundeswehr sind daran erkennbar, dass die amerikaner immer noch in deutschland stationiert sind. xD
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  1024. 10:54
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  1025. "ich bin nicht für nazis, aber auch nicht gegen nazis" also nur mitläuferin?
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  1026. no it isn't, that kid is genuinely terrified because of a previous traumatic experience with a dog.
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  1027.  @Eich-für-Deutschland  canadian record: 49.6°C/121°F 🤯
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  1028. by the other guy being worse.
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  1029.  @mtsenskmtsensk5113  your comment history on this channel is a trip, you are absolutely delusional.
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  1030. I like how the conversation turned around and became friendly when one of them bragged about drunk driving.
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  1031. and now they have more light and heavy weapons than they know what to do with.
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  1032. I think the biggest basis for proving gross negligence, or that the waiver was misleading, is that oceangate's own documentation shows not just the widespread concern over the carbon fiber hull sustaining damage through pressure cycles, but the fact that they had actually documented this very thing happening on the sub's hull. they knew it was cracking and delaminating. the waiver is worded as if the safety level was unknown, but in reality they knew for a fact that it was highly unsafe because the sub's hull was failing.
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  1033. I don't think that construction flaws like tht are inherent to any o e construction type, but rather they are a product of very bad construction work. obviously you shouldn't cut so many corners that the roof leaks.
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  1034. 0:11 that moment when you host a political news show, but you don't know the word "secede".
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  1035. ignorance is bliss
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  1036. DW: "what just happened in guinea-bissau? let's ask a white french doctor of political science in bordeaux who formerly worked as a consultant for the international crisis group, he will authoritatively inform us that it could be anything, it's impossible to know what's going on - because guinea-bissau is actually quite far away from bordeaux, and dr. boucher's claimed expertise is entirely in french- and english-speaking african countries, whereas guinea-bissau speaks portuguese creole." 🤡 really, ask a white frenchman? is this supposed to be a self-aware joke, or are you really this tone-deaf? personally I find that having an african host interview the guy made it even funnier. is blackwashing a thing? one could debate how close this gets to blackface, but it's definitely going in that direction. in content you could not have made this report whiter if you tried. 👍🏻
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  1037. well, if the stuff is good, it would be very easy to imitate elsewhere. particularly because the growing location and the snow-bleaching location don't need to be close to each other at all, as the chili peppers have half a year of pickling time during which they could be transported. it's not like the whole world is running out of winter time snow-pack entirely yet.
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  1038. 6:44 that's the biggest number of high value armoured vehicles just abandoned in a panic all at once that I have seen in this whole war. I suppose the abandonment could be explained by lack of fuel, since those vehicles would need a lot. but is it possible that a lot of russian troops don't dare to destroy vehicles when they abandon them because they feel pressured to pretend that the vehicles are going to somehow be picked up by the glorious russian army? that they don't blow up vehicles they abandon because they're not allowed to acknowledge that the enemy will capture them otherwise? maybe if you blow them up, you're the one responsible, but if you abandon them intact, you can blame everybody else who didn't come to pick up the vehicles that you left intact to make that possible?
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  1039. yeah it doesn't sound that high for an important official position in NYC.
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  1040. the guitar cello is fake, you are hearing an actual cello played a bit scratchy. the real sound of that chopstick was a very small scratching noise most likely quieter than the fret contacts (yes, even with rosin). I'm a violin maker.
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  1041. the woman was 98 years old, you seriously believe that this could be legally considered "premature death", and attributed to the unusual stress? come on... this doesn't even require cop immunity to dismiss 🙄 not only is it impossible to prove that this 98 year old woman would have otherwise been unlikely to die to the criminal court standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt", but there's no way this could even meet the civil law standard of "preponderance of the evidence".
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  1042. isobel is vice's biggest badass.
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  1043. I'm sure you could find equally good clay somewhere else on the globe, you just wouldn't be able to market it as fully traditional.
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  1044. digga die war näher an der türkei als an der krim
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  1045. they displace a lot of people, destroy much of the river ecosystem (with likely effects on fishing) and the land area that gets flooded, they block or impede shipping, the concrete and construction work certainly are not climate friendly if you want to nitpick, and I have heard concerns about methane release from the flooded reservoir area though like the concrete CO2 I imagine that this is not very noteworthy compared to fossil fuels. also WOMEN apparently. 🙄 basically hydroelectric dams are pretty climate friendly, but very locally destructive. they can also cause problems by diminishing river flow downstream during the period of filling, but that obviously won't be as much of a problem in the congo basin as it is with ethiopia damming the nile and reducing sudan's and egypt's water supply. by providing immediate electricity on demand, hydroelectric dams can be extremely useful to smooth out mismatched demand and supply in the electicity grid such as what you get when you generate a large portion of the grid's electricity from wind or solar energy.
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  1046. kannste nennen wie du willst, du bist doch eh von natur aus kontaktreduziert. :)
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  1047. bit fascist for the best democracy
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  1048. "assisting authorities". love it. xD
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  1049. 1:02 "the enduring food situation" - blinken is conducting enhanced interrogation of language again
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  1050. for protesting and annoying a criminal local politician. they were left-wing activists from a largely indigenous community, the way they got treated was a continuation of the old US anti-communist policies in latin america.
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  1051. you're right about not dehumanizing fascists (also applies to "orcs" btw). recognising the capacity of normal humans to be fascists, and the thought processes that underlie it, is antifascism 101, and central to the whole never again thing we do in germany.
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  1052. calling it terrorism is meant to obscure that it was friendly fire. they're pretending that it was ukraine's or america"s fault without saying it.
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  1053. didn't they JUST say the opposite like... today???
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  1054. did I miss it, or did not a single cop who was there that day resign? these people have no honor.
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  1055. 1:12 so... it's impossible for white girls in hawaii to be unhappy and to not wear a bikini, yes? xD sorry, I know that smiling and laughing to cover up distress is common. but that clip is a bit bizarre. edit: guys, please don't be MORE disrespectful than me. it's not reasonable to demand that people behave in any particular way the day after their own home and the whole town burn down. even if perhaps she is in a better situation than many others, losing one's home and everything inside is terrible for anyone.
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  1056. DW struggling to become self-aware xD
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  1057. you can see their egos screaming "STOP!" internally.
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  1058. wales isn't even a real place.
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  1059. what they need to do is to build collection ponds for the salty mine water to be able to digitally control the release into the river somewhat independently of the pumping from the mine. and then they need to adjust the mine water release corresponding to either the current water level of the river, or its current salt content, or both, so that they release less mine water into the river when the river's water level is low and the risk of achieving a critically high salt level in the river is high, and they empty the collection ponds when the water level in the river is high, and capable of diluting a lot of mine water. I have not heard any reporting mention this, but it's obviously a practical solution that can certainly help, and is affordable compared to the damage it prevents and the continued mine operation it enables.
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  1060. supporting ukraine's defensive war effort and the long term capacity of ukraine to defend itself is a contribution to world peace. calling for ukraine to make concessions and reward russian aggression would inspire more wars.
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  1061. shaken, not stirred
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  1062. 7:06 boah der fritzwitzl war aber böse!
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  1063. they're actually about to liberate kabul
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  1064. because finns only talk drunk?
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  1065. yeah I've followed enough coverage of earthquakes on the news to know that death counts reaching the thousands in half a day mean that the final number will be tens of thousands. especially in this case, because a very large portion of the dead will be buried in big rubble piles of the housing blocks they were sleeping in when the earthquake hit.
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  1066. pro tip: don't listen to DW about nuclear energy!
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  1067. it really sounds to me like this year's heat records are once more an unexpectedly clear piece of evidence of the global climate changing faster than the high end of the common predictions from the UN climate change panel, which already are extremely alarming if you expect the medium prediction, or even the most optimistic version presupposing mitigation efforts that are guaranteed to not happen. this has been the case with most updated iterations of these predictions basically ever since they began. to me, this indicates that there likely is at least one major not yet identified exacerbating factor, which is missing from the predictive models. that would mean that while we currently already recognise that the insufficiency of our efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions (still emitting MORE every year than the last) is creating the worst catastrophe ever, we are still underestimating the severity. at this point, we're in a full-on "don't look up" situation. we know for a fact that climate change is about to become the greatest catastrophe (by total amount of individual suffering) to ever happen to our species - the only unclear thing about that is whether this threshold will be crossed in closer to 10 or closer to 30 years. the current news of the highest ever global surface temperature, highest ever global sea surface temperature, and highest ever local sea temperature, are the most obvious alarm signals possible for this, and while it is difficult to say for a single occurence, I do think that they once again are worse than we feared. I don't think that the importance of this news is getting through to people. this is not a mere weather report, it is and likely will remain the most important news story of the year. we are incredibly screwed!
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  1068. she's right, although the opinions of russians in finland will skew very anti-war.
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  1069. 2:30 "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face – forever." -George Orwell
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  1070. that's safe.
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  1071. no raid shadow legends sponsorship?
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  1072. 1:48 world's shiniest man
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  1073. of course it's "not really" a hard fight when they fight hard for a short while and then rout the enemy and capture a huge amount of territory. relative to what russia lost, they put up almost no fight at all.
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  1074. ah yes, alternative facts
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  1075. yeah I think he looks like mostly chihuahua, probably with a trace of boxer, or maybe french bulldog., or maybe atrace of something pittie-like.
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  1076. 1:05 aww the guy responded to him, too
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  1077. the negotiators are part of the gangs. they just put on a show to pretend that they care and they're in danger too, and they like to claim that they don't get paid (to draw less attention from the law) even though kidnap negotiation is their only job. they are so directly involved and so important to the kidnapping business that the nigerian government ought to outlaw and lock up all kidnap negotiators. it wouldn't even be that hard to justify because their job even if you believe their version of the story is to aid kidnappers in getting paid. the only problem with justifying it is that the nigerian government does the same thing, they pay and transmit ransom payments on a huge scale. the nigerian government itself has made kidnapping more popular by paying ransoms in the millions of dollars in high profile kidnapping cases (like mass kidnappings of school children) because they were too incompetent to do anything else.
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  1078. according to the current israeli narrative, there are no humans in gaza. there are human animals and human shields - or animals and shields, the "human" is just an adjective.
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  1079. that looks like some ugly ass sweater from the early 2000s in the back of my wardrobe.
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  1080. in my primary school, we did something similar to the sign of satan for that (tips of thumb, middle and ring finger touching, and pointer and little finger stretched) xD
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  1081. pakman used that one recently, seemed to be recounting a ryan mcbeth video
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  1082. now that's what I call a goddamn video title!
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  1083. dan yes
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  1084. ah yes, we shall let our south vietnamese allies continue the fight!
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  1085. why cacti? is there some industry where they're left as trash? I'm pretty sure that cacti are not a fast-growing resource that one should be deliberately harvesting for that...
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  1086. special mercenary stoperation
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  1087. that's awesome. I expected a defense pact with the I US as a stop-gap measure to bridge the time it will take finland and sweden to join NATO, but britain will suffice, too. bojo the clown has really stepped up lately.
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  1088. ​ @annychest718  I think she tried within her constraints of having trained herself for many years to become an empty soulless vessel reduced to sounding out the words on the teleprompter.
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  1089. those dudes can NOT afford to make a mistake! 0_O
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  1090. if he was any less calm, he would have died.
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  1091. it's expensive because it's made very inefficiently compared to modern kitchenware, but the price is appropriate for the amount of work put into it. look at the old man, he owns that business and is still working and clearly hasn't gotten rich from it. he wants to make kettles and he's just trying to get enough money for them to keep making kettles. living in japan isn't cheap nowadays, so products made in japan with a significant amount of labour can't be cheap either, because they need to pay for the living expenses of the people who made them.
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  1092. that new ship smell - check
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  1093. he's got a point there. saddam had toxic masculinity so potent they bottled it and dropped it on kurdish towns.
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  1094. so you wanted to show the life of one child, and you chose a guy who looks 30? weird choice. he's skinny, but he may have looked like that before, and if 50% of kids are malnourished, he's definitely among the healthier ones. malnutrition is much worse for children who are still growing, due to their greater need for many nutrients to support the tissue generation, whereas adult bodies sustain less damage on a limited diet. this goes so far as preventing brain development in children, as you can see with those kids in yemen who look and act almost exactly like starved babies (can't talk or walk), but are actually six years old.
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  1095. 15:30 "the primary cause for stress is daily contact with idiots" - nice shirt, but unusually inaccurate in the situation. xD
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  1096. I see mark twain wasn't familiar with orca feeding habits.
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  1097. it's not. attendance of these events is mandatory for government employees, employees of major companies relying on government contracts, and sometimes university students. that's how they get the crowds. the patriotic merch is handed out on site, the behaviour is monitored and instructed, crowds are organised with actors or actual fanatics placed for the cameras, and everything is pre-recorded and edited for effect, like splicing in more enthusiastic cheering. it is however true that a strong majority of russians still support putin, and a more narrow majority still supports the war (probably 65-75% and 55-65% respectively).
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  1098. it has to have been created by water. I'm guessing it's basically a drain for rainwater to become groundwater.
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  1099. who attacked russia?
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  1100. assad achieved this by deliberately islamising the revolution to make it unsupportable for the west. very early on, as the civil war was barely starting, he released many islamist prisoners to join the revolution. and during ISIS' conquest, it had a non-aggression agreement with assad for about a year, designed for both parties to focus on and destroy smaller opposition militia groups.
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  1101. compare this with new zealand. the key to freedom during the pandemic is for the government to act effectively enough to keep infections at 0. we had a long-winded half-assed lockdown in germany from about early december until may or so as well, and it was really terrible how you could watch the measures getting less effective while demonstrations of the unintelligent facebook masses calling to open up everything kept increasing. control measures need to be hard enough to be short, otherwise they lose public support, and without the public willingness to participate, lockdowns can't work. lockdowns must be continued until the outbreaks are completely eliminated, not called off when the transmissions get low enough that in that moment, the control measures seem disproportionate to the disease risk. it's also beyond obvious by now that international arrivals need to be put into government-administered quarantine hotels, not asked to please quarantine at home (no matter who else is living there), like our german government still does. of course this mostly makes sense if your other control measures are already effective enough to have eliminated local spread.
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  1102. blinken seeks ceasefire? come on DW, you need to lie better than that!
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  1103. I'd say that maria butina disproves your mental image... fang fang/christine fang ia more attractive, but also not really exceptional. I would guess that they did/do deliberately recruit somewhat of a range of attractiveness levels, as it is certainly common not for all but for many people to be suspicious of people out of their league taking an interest in them. I think avoiding this suspicion would more often be helpful than it would be necessary for an agent to be exceptionally physically attractive. I think other aspects like trained behaviour and perceived status of the cover persona could add greatly to the attractiveness of an agent while being perceived as far less suspicious.
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  1104. and the moral of the story is: when you needhelp from the police, DO NOT rely on the police to inform you what your options are! many cops are not eager to help, and you need to be able to ask for specific services that your local laws make available, because not telling you about things they don't feel like doing is one of those kinds of bad police work that cops are particularly certain to get away with, and thus do all the time. don't let the two cops who showed up when you called or the one cop on the phone decide which rights you should not be entitled to! in this case, the timeline sounds like even just googling for the relevant laws after the initially called cops left would have still sufficed - print the relevant laws, making sure that they're as specific as possible to your location, and on the next day you either call the local non-emergency police line, or show up at the police department that the previously involved cops work for, because that's where your incident is already on file. in short: don't trust the police. they are your only option to get help with some things, but whenever you're involved with police in some important way, you should look up whether what they're doing is a proper implimentation of the law. if you can afford it, a lawyer can of course do this better for you, but it's pretty easy to look up laws online, criminal and public safety laws tend to not be too difficult to understand (as opposed to property/finance/tax law and such), and police VERY often make big enough mistakes or misinterpretations of laws that most laypeople can identify them if they read the relevant laws.
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  1105. I'm pretty sure china closed the window before they allowed WHO to "investigate".
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  1106. I found it pretty funny when there was a wave of youtube comments in an obvious azerbaijani state effort to sway western public opinion, in which azerbaijan attempted to play up the russia-armenia alliance as if it was still the 90s, and tried to identify itself with ukraine, to paint itself as the victim.
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  1107.  @dalecrocker3213  odds are that they did worse.
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  1108. the sanctions threats are probably the biggest help.
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  1109. Agent Cooper Low class comment.
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  1110. no. that turnaround time for planes built so evidently badly is implausible, and the FAA has completely failed to reestablish its credibility. the delay for the MCAS-related recertification was strangely long, but there is no way they have now taken apart and reassembled those planes as thoroughly as the evident level of negligence in that spirit aerosystems factory calls for. they are basically testing for other faults on passenger flights, because they have only checked the planes for the already proven problems. the planes partially built in that factory will continue to be much less safe to fly than probably any other airliner in america.
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  1111. that 10 year old knew police procedure better than the cops, she told them that they had to come in. she even offered to open the door for them (apparently she and most survivors were in the side of the double classroom that the shooter mostly wasn't in, and he was listening to loud music on his headphones).
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  1112. die amis wollen demokratien unterstützen? auf gehts, bunker bauen!
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  1113. doesn't makesense to me, I don't think that it conveys the urgency. if they don't want to say "bomb", they should say "fire".
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  1114. "I try not to encourage her" - he does though, by looking and laughing at her. she's just doing what gets her attention. if you actually want your dog to be more calm and quiet, you need to give the dog more attention when it's calm and quiet than when it's loud and excited. if you forget about the dog when the dog is quiet and only pay attention when it's loud, you are encouraging the loud behaviour.
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  1115. "surrounded by five plain-clothes tactical officers, guns drawn, who initially pulled him over for a seatbelt violation" you can't be serious, you can not expect people to believe that that's the story. plain-clothes cops, five of them, pulling a guy over for not wearing a seatbelt. in what universe?
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  1116. the fact that ISK is changing their targets from only hazaras to now targeting taliban clerics seems like ISK is moving up in the world.
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  1117. stockton rush seems destined to become a meme at this point. #movefastandbreakthings #hydraulicpresschallenge
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  1118. DW israel coverage always has the most organic comments. 👍
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  1119. neutrality in WW2 made more sense since ireland was small and poor, geographically situated such that it was possible to stay out of the war, and britain was so hostile to ireland that fighting on britain's side was an uninviting prospect. today, ireland is much richer and an EU member that should participate in common EU foreign and defense policy. sweden is in a more precarious location than ireland, like ireland an EU but not NATO member, but even they have sent 5000 anti-tank missiles to ukraine.
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  1120. hey brett! squid and octopussies are not the same thing! the b-roll is an octopus, the sculpture is a squid. squid have a hard bouyant core in their bodies and hunt in open water, whereas octopussies have no hard parks other than their beaks (real floppy bois) and live and hunt on the sea floor and in hidey holes.
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  1121. putin just declared war on ukraine, and TYT pretends that he made some kind of abstract announcement that is slightly concerning... they have absolutely no clue. lucky me, I lost absolutely every shread of respect I could have had for their international analysis (which has always sucked) during the afghanistan withdrawal. TYT's afghanistan coverage was vile.
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  1122. sie ist irgendwie ständig darauf bedacht, zu zeigen, dass sie im bordell nichts normal findet. dabei geht es doch gar nicht um sie! >_>
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  1123. damn that guy is wholesome
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  1124.  @AnnaIsHere  source? I strongly doubt that much of the ukrainian grain exported by ship went to europe. that generally goes to the middle east and north africa. the thing is that shipping access is still very limited, and ship owners are probably more reluctant to send their ships into a war zone than train companies are with trains. the percentage of ukrainian grain exported by train has increased massively, and that has nowhere to go but to the EU, at least at first.
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  1125. mariupol, the sea of azov and its ukrainian coastline were lost from the start, that's not much of a russian achievement. of course russia is overwhelmingly powerful compared to ukraine, but the russian army has proven FAR weaker and more inept than expected. the types of weaponry they use demonstrated the discrepancy between the wonderweapons russia likes to show off and the small budget it has to work with. they're still much stronger than the ukrainians if they commit more, but absolutely not strong enough to win this war, unless you call a negotiated settlement for some southern and eastern territories a win. the ukrainians aren't drawing out negotiations, it's the russians that haven't been willing to negotiate for the most part. demanding surrender is not negotiation. the ukrainians DO want to negotiate quickly because with every day, more of their country gets destroyed, regardless of who is "winning".
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  1126. in this case, it's extremely easy to be more informative than western news. because it's about as informative as russian news is about most things.
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  1127. a wagner group cemetery? why? are all those graves of mercenaries that no family wanted to bury, or is wagner burying them all together no matter what the families want, or burying them there when they choose to keep their deaths secret? it would be pretty weird if they did it without contacting the families first, since given russia's size, most of those families are going to live super far away, making it expensive and time-consuming to visit the grave even once.
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  1128. die kleine japaner am ende sind ja niedlich xD
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  1129. that feeling when your friends are getting grandkids, and you get a grandpig ☹️
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  1130. I don't see it. china did originally bet on russia winning quickly as a prelude for invading taiwan (they wanted afghanistan-ukraine-taiwan to be a three act play to destroy american hegemony). but china seems to have quickly adapted to the fact that russia was failing, and I'm not aware of china signaling a change to their position of not substantially supporting russia. their recent offer to be some sort of mediator rather strongly suggests the opposite, it makes no sense to follow up on that so quickly by announcing lethal aid to russia.
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  1131. you get another dislike for the fucking magic spoon ad before I even watch the video. STOP IT! >:(
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  1132. the title says "abandoned to the flames", but the video makes no mention of the fact that the island's residents are especially pissed off because there was next to no firefighting effort on the island (only evacuations), because the firefighters were all sent to other fires near athens.
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  1133. Shasha8674 that sounds like bullshit. aren't they encased in glass? there absolutely are materials that are harmless to implant. though for example many types of silicon breast implants are not.
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  1134.  @planetcaravan2925  no, there is no substantial shia population in syria. the revolt originally started as a democratisation effort against the dictatorship, with the mass murder, imprisonment and torture of peaceful protesters turning the resistance effort onto violent methods. originally, the revolutionaries likely would have agreed on a secular democratic state. today, there are of course still syrians who would like a secular democracy, but except for the kurds and their territory, they are entirely powerless. the only revolutionary forces that remain somewhat powerful are broadly al qaeda-aligned islamists, who wish to create sharia rule over however much of syria they can capture (but they're barely holding on in idlib). turkey also has its own pet syrian opposition militia created primarily to fight the kurds, which occupies kurdish territory together with turkish forces and is pretty much as islamist as the friends of al qaeda in idlib. the most powerful revolutionary force left are the kurdish socialists, who seek independence but have for several years now settled for cooperating rather closely with the syrian government, negotiating away parts of their practical sovereignty in exchange for peace, trade, and protection against the greater evil of turkish extermination efforts. the americans also rather bizarrely occupy not just parts of syria in support of the kurds/SDF, but also the area of al tanf on the iraq/jordan border (containing a very strange US proxy militia force descended from earlier big efforts to support opposition militias), and several oil fields in the east - just blatantly illegal military aggression from the US, there really is no remotely acceptable excuse for it.
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  1135. du musst verstehen, dass man die nicht so leicht abnehmen kann. dass er sie bei seinen verbrechen tragen muss ist vom gericht verordnet. ;)
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  1136.  @MAGAWillSaveTheWorld  america is the only NATO country that has ever been the beneficiary of NATO's collective defense.
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  1137. schön wärs
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  1138. whoa that ceiling material was crazy flammable! my guess is styrofoam, but even with that, I'm not sure if it would burn THAT fast!
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  1139.  @venera13  he was actually living in china with his german wife for 30 years before the invasion, uninterrupted except for a few months in 1919 when china briefly expelled europeans. so he was in china throughout the whole rise of the n°zi party, and throughout WW1, so he barely even experienced the particular foundation of national hatred on which the n°°i party grew. he only joined the party from china in 1934 after hi°°er was made a dictator (which by the party's standards made him a phony member, they were all about seniority), and various statements of his make it obvious that he bought into a highly fictionalized propaganda version of the ideology. he said that he set up the safe zone in part because his understanding of the ideology meant that he should protect his chinese employees. according to rabe's diary, his explanation to a japanese major oka who tried to make him leave was: "I have been living here in China for over 30 years, my kids and grandchildren were born here, and I am happy and successful here. I have always been treated well by the Chinese people, even during the war. If I had spent 30 years in your country and were treated just as well by your people, you can be assured that, in a time of emergency, such as the situation China faces now, I would not leave the side of your people." though I suppose that has a high chance of being a highly paraphrased retelling of events. in reality, I doubt that what he said mattered to the japanese army, I think what mattered was that he and the other safe zone contributors showed strong determination to stay, and did not give in to forceful intimidation attempts that would certainly have been made. and rabe in particular was at that time recognized by the japanese as one of the highest status n°°°s in china, and somehow no officer dared to order the detention and removal of rabe and the other foreign human shields, so they just kept putting off the decision to dissolve the safe zone until eventually the army decided to start honouring the spirit of the emperor's original explicit orders before taking the city to not conduct a ma°°acre in nanjing. the chinese communist party was founded in 1921, you goober. it did not spawn into existence as the government of non-taiwanese china in 1949. but rabe didn't seem to have anything to do with them, he was in very good standing with the imperial state, the nationalist one, and whatever warlords came between. the japanese invasion occurred mostly against nationalist-held territories, including nanjing, the nationalist capital.
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  1140. I think we're gonna have a big fuckoff meteor impact before the year's end for all the "this is fine" people.
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  1141. war eigentlich klar, dass auf tiktok auch FDP-bauernfängerei funktioniert. trotzdem irgendwie schockierend, wie alles auf tiktok. chinesische gesellschaftssabotage LÄUFT.
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  1142. die artenschutzbeamte sieht zum ersten mal einen gepfropften kaktus, und ist sich nicht sicher, ob es ein kaktus ist >_<
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  1143. 1904 1941 2023 #nichtsgewusst besten dank an unsere demokratischen repräsentanten dafür, dass sie uns beim internationalen gerichtshof demonstrativ als einziges land freiwillig mitschuldig erklärt haben.
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  1144. ->linke
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  1145. I refuse to accept that schallenberg's title is not officially "ersatzkanzler".
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  1146. "socialists" + catalan secessionists sounds like a potential perfect election result to me! :)
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  1147. the variants that are undeniably intentional should be charged as falsifying legal documents, like using a fake ID (so an attempt to defraud the government)
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  1148. they can't exactly feel the surface of the shell, but what you see are keratin plates covering a shell made of fused spine and rib bones, and between the bone and the keratin plates there are (among other tissues) nerves that can sense pressure. it's similar to how we can feel somewhat through our toe- and fingernails.
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  1149. it's also a standard ingredient for oldschool violin varnishes and used to varnish oil paintings.
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  1150. she is 83. when an 83 year old repeats questions, I think dementia, not racism scandal! and this woman isn't just black, she was also dressed quite african. the old woman probably just has never personally known british people who look like this.
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  1151. the future damage potential of nuclear waste is tiny compared to the damage that fossil fuel emissions are already guaranteed to cause.
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  1152. the slothing is extremely hilarious, and he looks like one of the sweetest dogs I've ever seen.
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  1153. I swear, I am this f*cking close to not watching any of your videos starting with magic spoon ads! STOP IT!
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  1154. good job, could hardly have been less informative. very general audience media.
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  1155. that sounds like something invented by those washington republicans who had been complaining about democrats not wanting to date them.
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  1156. you can tell that this guy is gwnuinely interested and willingly researches things beyond what is necessary to just make some videos. he may even be able to make more money with more videos with less depth, since they tend to be well above common youtube standards.
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  1157. I'm not american, but isn't the way it works that the jury decides guilty or not guilty, and the judge decides the severity of the sentence, so whether it's death or life is entirely the judge's choice? jury trials suck though. it's a really bad idea to build a trial on pretending that random laypeople understand laws and having defense and prosecution lawyers manipulate them both ways will lead to a well-reasoned verdict.
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  1158. I have seen videos about this many times, but what I haven't seen one connect is this: how do the reasons for airplane qings to be swept back overlap with the reasons for the fins of fish, whales etc. to be swept back? obviously those animals are much slower, but moving through the much greater resistance of water tends to approximate the dynamics of moving at much higher speed through air.
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  1159. don't shill for kamikoto, it's an actual scam. they sell knives for premium prices that are made of worse steel than even cheap supermarket knives. you can spend 10% of a kamikoto price and probably get a better knife elsewhere, or spend 20% and be guaranteed to get a better knife.
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  1160. 5:01 bester lacher seit wochen
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  1161. well the police department that made him chief certainly won't provide adequate protection to her! cops are infamous for looking away when their cop buddies abuse women. and that department proved how rotten it is by having this guy rise through the ranks when he should have been thrown out early, if ever hired.
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  1162. könig leopold hat das land wie ein konzentrationslager führen lassen, da geht es den leuten jetzt schon besser.
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  1163. the mother lying to the kids at the end about going home made me cry.
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  1164. good report, you seem to have found the right person to talk to for a change. I mean I can't verify anything she's saying, but she has a lot to say and expresses it very clearly and concisely.
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  1165. no, ben. what's ridiculous in 2023 is to deny israeli apartheid. the west bank is a de facto annexed israeli territory. the palestinian inhabitants of the west bank are living inside israel as less than second class citizens. any israeli has far more rights in the west bank than a local palestinian.
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  1166. 1:21 that is correct, mr. barbecue. if the international community wants to help you, they will not establish a military occupation, and let you and the other warlords continue to reign. but I don't believe that anyone has suggested helping you.
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  1167. ​ @happyh.joyjoy654  they were "disruptive" like MLK was a "troublemaker"
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  1168. is that russian law you're talking about?
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  1169. I think it's ok to separste siblings as long as none of them is older than about 2-2.5 years. that way they won't remember - the earliest memories that stay long term are formed at 3-4 years old for most people.
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  1170. ali latifi is still awaiting the ANA counterattack on lashkar gah. jokes aside, I feel sorry for the guy. I think he was in denial because he could not imagine everything he liked about his country/city, that so many people he knows have been building for 20 years, be rolled back or banned (I assume he's a liberal/progressive at least by afghan standards). he doesn't really show emotions, but he gets very quiet and seems depressed. I think he has suicidal vibes.
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  1171.  @scottowens1535  daaaamn
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  1172. O stop whining. it's a product. it doesn't damage anything about morocco or moroccan culture to export these tiles. they're simple mosaics that at most abstractly represent anything. it's not like people are putting arabic holy scripture on wallpaper because they think it looks pretty, or like people are taking existing moroccan artworks out of morocco and repurposing them. art, decoration and architecture always take inspiration from existing things, that's how it works. that doesn't have shit to do with any greater cultural appropriation. the only harm that would be done if zellige tiles become an export hit is that domestic prices for it would rise. but there should be better solutions to that than to not let zellige makers export.
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  1173. oh no....... are you telling me....could it be THE GOOD GUYS doing the escalating? oh no, you've been lying to us all! D:
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  1174. making prostitution less legal doesn't lead to less prostitution, it leads to more exploitation.
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  1175. 6:43 "treibstoffgase sind ja leischter als luft und setze sisch also unde ab" - der mann ist physiker!
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  1176. you mean a beachbillie?
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  1177. I think it's quite likely that many gunsmiths were using water power for some operations (from a wheel in a creek or river) for a couple hundred years before steam engines. so there were SOME power tools, probably including saws, primitive lathes, and mills. it's already massively helpful to just be able to make something spin with some force to ahape round parts as if you were wood turning, as opposed to trying to make something round without rotating it.
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  1178. yeah I haven't gotten myself to start listening to this yet, but I figured that she would do such a bad job of masking her hatred again that platforming her in such a long format is likely to be a good thing.
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  1179. the japanese DID expect the defeat of their giant battleships. that's why they never used them all throughout the war. the yamato only left port at about the same time when japan was enlisting middle schoolers to fight the impending invasion with sticks and stones. they recognized that it was more of a liability than a weapon.
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  1180. the last one didn't make me feel good, it made me angry that they took that guy's fucking legs! :<
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  1181. this is the first thing in this video series that's made out of regular decent quality leather, unlike those ferrari car seats and fashion brand handbags! I'm guessing the reason why horse leather used to be common in 20th century america was that they used to kill huge numbers of wild mustangs. they were dirt cheap and made into pet food and famously into glue and such. they reproduced in the wild at no cost and were then rounded up in bigger herds than any other wild animal.
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  1182. wtf is wrong with those cops? they haven't said if a suspect had been arrested or killed, and they haven't said who got killed? how are american cops still this bad at handling mass shootings?
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  1183. smiling and laughing to avoid conflict is an extremely common reaction to surprise and discomfort. no consent is no consent.
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  1184. y'all are taking this one a bit too far. sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
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  1185. there is a very anti-putin attitude and lots of russia-critical media in georgia (and signs and flags expressing solidarity with ukraine). I wonder what effect it will have to have a lot of the previously rather apathetic russians exposed to this. they will be communicating with people back home, I think it could shake up the russian information bubble quite a bit.
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  1186. der mit den tieren des waldes ist der knaller xD
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  1187. "somewhat of a dictatorship" xD
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  1188. that is the correct interpretation of the new and highly unusual criticism from russian state propagandists. the only reason why they acknowledge that the war is going badly is to prepare the ruasian public for russian escalation. and that explicitly includes nuclear escalation.
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  1189. baerbocks "skandale" sind ein witz gegen dir korruption von laschet und scholz.
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  1190. and in between, he was wounded in a drone strike that killed his cameraman. he is clearly high on the list of is°°eli targets - for being, not like BBC says "the al jazeera correspondent from g°za", but the al jazeera bureau chief in g°za.
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  1191. his usage of the term "libtard" answers your question of whether to take these guys seriously pretty well. they probably think that newsmax and OAN are the most reputable news organizations.
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  1192. wendover does his part in the war effort by throwing maximum shade on the russian military.
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  1193. I think the way the war has so far played out was estimated by the russians to be so exceedingly unlikely that they didn't need to plan for or consider such details. they expected to win the war in a week or two. if they had, the sanctions would have been far weaker because there no longer would have been the purpose of supporting ukraine for the west to unite over. with the war won and the western will for sanctions smaller, russia also would have gotten more support from china to compensate for the lesser sanctions it would have experienced (and of course india would also have been even more eager). in fact this was almost explicitely publically promised at the olympics, and probably explicitely secretly promised by china with the announcement of the new "no limits partnership" between china and russia. russia based its decision to invade partially on a chinese promise that didn't get redeemed because the west brought too much pressure, which only happened because the war dragged on and russia mostly failed militarily. if russia had won within two weeks as intended, I believe that europe would ultimately have reduced russian energy imports by no more than 20% if at all, and nordstream 2 would probably enter service by the end of the year after everybody stopped giving a shit. I reckon what would still happen and what russia must have expected and accepted is the NATO membership of finland and sweden. so really, keeping NATO from expanding towards russia was always a ridiculous pretext for the invasion, since it was obvious that it would have the opposite effect. the benefit for china would have promarily been another humiliation for the west and likely weakening through disunity as a continuation of how the abandonment of afghanistan played out, which would have contributed a lot to setting the stage for a chinese invasion of taiwan.
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  1194. whoever called that a ring needs to get their eyes checked.
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  1195.  @babyteano1977  *panchen lama
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  1196. this is garbage reporting. nuclear energy IS climate friendly. gas is NOT. you're focussing on the wrong thing, clearly the greenwashing is the inclusion of gas power plants in this that you're ignoring because that part is the favor to germany. no, nuclear energy is not "extremely hazardous", as it is less hazardous than coal. nuclear waste storage is awkward, but infinitely more managable than climate change. and much of the most potent nuclear waste we have (spent fuel rods) can be reduced by 90+% by making more electricity from it with different reactor types.
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  1197. ​ @iPh1l1pp es gibt keinen selbstverteidigungs-genozid.
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  1198.  @antarchy1  I think I read that tesla's stock has already fallen by 50% this year. but there is plenty of way to fall, it's still way overrated when compared to other car manufacturers that make far more cars for more profit, and have proven their stability for far longer, but are traded lower. tesla stock has always been crazy, the tesla fans even invented a term for this overhyping clearly not linked to real value: they call it a "story stock" in acknowledgment of the fact that what people are buying into is the fantasy of tesla as a company of the future, the expectation that it will grow immensely based only on the company's self-proclaimed visionary status.
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  1199. india hasn't even managed to send the majority of their sewage through treatment plants before putting it in their "holy" rivers, nevermind industrial wastewater such as that from leather and textile production. I don't think that the prospects are good for them managing totransition to renewable energy, or whatever to replace coal powerplants. india's governance is just horrible.
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  1200. kyle's first thought was that THIS was ukraine? massive L take. f°°°ing nasty. why would you think that ukraine would expect to gain something from this?
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  1201. I think the real issue is that the taliban also captured many intact vehicles outside of kabul, and those "demilitarized" vehicles at the kabul airport look like they still contain many parts that can be scavenged to repair and maintain the more intact vehicles that the taliban captured. imagine luxury cars with such price tags in that condition - nobody would say that there's nothing to salvage there! the americans would have needed to burn or bomb the vehicles to actually destroy most parts. it looks to me like they left at least 30% of the value salvagable.
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  1202. and then cops have the gall to complain about people not liking police.
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  1203. it's been a while since I've been a christian, but I don't remember that being in the bible. xD
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  1204. this used to be called second life, and it failed like 10 years ago.
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  1205. spiegelTV hat wohl von andrew tate's beliebtheit gehört.
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  1206. ein volk, ein bayern, ein hubsi
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  1207. a 200 plant growing operation is DEFINITELY not for the personal use of two people, my guy. that's in the ballpark of 60kg of dry weed a year (3 harvests, 100g per plant). for two guys, that would require a per capita daily consumption of over 80g. ;)
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  1208. der club deutscher unternehmer war aber schon immer korrupt. ist doch jetzt unfair, denen das plötzlich übel zu nehmen!
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  1209. hund, besoffen und dosenpfand!
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  1210. I take it he did not enjoy his prison cnditions.
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  1211. he wasn't expecting anything when he was born in gaza.
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  1212. richter, staatsanwälte etc.
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  1213. "seiamic activity has increased" did somebody say "mega-tsunami"? no? ok.
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  1214. you fulfilled your mission of not informing the viewer here really well by not huggingeven mentioning that america relies to probably a higher degree than any other country on corn syrup as sugar - I assume in large part because of this high price of sugar (I know in the US at least it is reliably cheaper than cane or beet sugar). besides popular health concerns related to its relatively high fructose content (making it sweeter, less digestible and more likely to hinder digestion, and maaaaybe inducing more appetite making americans so f°t - but then again, mexicans are even f°tter, and they rely heavily on cane sugar), it also has the reputation of tasting worse. for example america has actually gone so far in its general drive to mutilate the recipes of its processed foods to shave off percentages of production costs that american coca cola is made with cheaper corn syrup, and the result is a widespread view that mexican-made coca cola made with cane sugar like they used to do in the US tastes much better, and is worth importing from mexico.
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  1215. for the worse, because they'll find more problematic sites now.
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  1216. "I'm a slave for you" - britney spears
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  1217.  @PlatePerfect1  certainly not. those couple of bullet holes were not a planned attack, just one guy with a gun acting out. and that one guy would not have been able to identify the plane as turkish.
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  1218. objection; speculation
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  1219.  @mtsenskmtsensk5113  lol
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  1220. 10:56 the guest gets annotations, but the host cites wrong figures and doesn't get corrected in the edit? wow DW, such journalism! h°m°s did not k°°l 1000 civ°l°ans, the official count is 1139 citizens and guests of i-country ki°°ed, of whom 766 were civilians, including some number of armed kib°°tz guards, and at least dozens ki°°ed by the military in its counteroffensive operations using mostly heavy weapons (a curious choice to counter even clearly identified h°st°ge situations with tank shells when infantry forces were available at the scene and the captors were attempting to negotiate), as well as aerial engagement of vehicles returning to g°za in accordance with the hann°bal directive.
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  1221. that is not a rephrasing, that is the original question. you're just misinterpreting it, as are all halfers. you get hung up on "coin toss" and "probability", and overlook the fact that the question is about the day she is woken up, not about the coin toss. because she gets woken up twice on tails, every time she gets woken up and asked the question, the odds are 2:1 that the latest coin toss was tails. that is the question, not whether coin tosses are 50/50.
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  1222. it's a highly automated and scalable process. I bet there are much bigger production facilities than this one.
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  1223. yes, and that's why jake is almost certainly wrong here. what actually happened must have been irrevocable and not contingent on trust. I think it's most likely a combination of a physical transfer of a very large amount of money/gold/gems, and prigozhin or somebody else at the top of the rebellion having failed to secure one or multiple close relatives, whom the FSB captured, threatened to kill, and set free in exchange for the withdrawal.
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  1224. where do self-driving taxis exist already? that technology is NOT ready to function with a reasonable level of reliability, so who the hell licensed not just self-driving cars, but commercial use of self-driving cars?
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  1225. and where would that far left be achieving noteworthy success in electoral politics?
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  1226. my impression is that the nazis largely shelved the program in the last years of the war, deciding that it was unlikely that they or anyone else were going to succeed soon enough to aid the war.
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  1227. a few years ago, some german soldiers got killed in mali or some other sahel country, and the news here called it a terror attack...even though they were ambushed ON PATROL, they were not just combatants but fully ready for combat! 🤦‍♂️
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  1228. "thousands of soldiers have died, how can we ever reconcile?" - do these people know that there have been other wars? most borders in europe are between countries that have been at war with each other before. why do these people think that they are do special?
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  1229. iran has a right to defend itself.
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  1230. "christmas parades are happening all over the country, just a few days shy of thanksgiving" what is wrong with you people?
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  1231. apparently this is the west african variant, with a case fatality rate of 1%, but there is a central african variant with a case fatality rate of 10%. so I guess that does indicate some potential for it to mutate into somsthing worse. what I'm mostly concerned about is that if this virus is normally present in african rodents, but so non-picky about its hosts that it can also spread between various primates, then it seems unlikely that there are no rodents on other continents that would be suitable as hosts for the virus to establish itself in the wild outside of africa. if it establishes itseld in wild rodent populations, that's going to be a problem that we haven't had with covid. but overall yes, it doesn't seem that bad. except for the fact that its sudden spread doesn't really fit its supposedly very low infectiousness. well, personally I lean less towards believing that it's a jump in infectiousness, and more towards that it's a biological attack by russia to draw public and political attention and thus support away from ukraine. the countries hit with monkey pox overlap very strongly with the countries most supportive of ukraine.
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  1232. when you discover that right wing politics serves the rich, so you vote even farther to the right ✋🐸
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  1233. it has something to do with settlers and the israeli army collaborating to commit a literal pogrom, burning 30 houses and 100 cars.
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  1234. nö, ist doch größtenteils sehr flach, oder?
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  1235. ok so to be clear, DW has literally no reason to report on this variant at this point in time because it's just one of hundreds if not thousands of variants that have been logged, most of which did not reach any relevance.
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  1236. imagine her finding out that ugly people are taken EVEN LESS seriously, particularly ugly women...
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  1237. hier im bild: der gemeine wendehals
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  1238. I think there probably are no psilocybe to be found in chelyabinsk, but amanita muscaria might grow there. it's generally a bad idea however to collect mushrooms in industrially polluted places. for example in a some parts of germany, people are still advised against collecting mushrooms or hunting wild boar that eat the mushrooms because the chernobyl cloud rained down there. mushrooms accumulate some dangerous substances like heavy metals more than plants do. I'm pretty sure that I recall seeing some video of roman's that suggested to me that he's enjoyed psychedelics before... the weirdo!
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  1239. he will finally win the emu war
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  1240. not during a pandemic.
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  1241. russia has universal conscription (at least for men, not sure), but roman avoided it a few years ago with a medical excuse. I think it might have been asthma like the other commenter up there says. however when countries really look for more soldiers (which won't happen if the war stays in ukraine), they do loosen their standards and shorten the list of recognized medical excuses, and they may reviw older deferments because it's no secret that a lot of people exaggerate the severity of their health issues to avoid military service. roman is probably in more trouble for associating with westerners online and criticizing russia. russia is definitely about to become as oppressive as belarus, it's the only way putin can hold on to power now.
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  1242. I feel like I not only watched this one and a half years ago already, but it was actually on TYT (or TDR). xD black americans aren't even related to the moors. the moors were the muslims that ruled spain in the middle ages, they were of arab and north african berber/amazigh descent. they were brown, not black. the slaves that most black americans descend from were sub-saharan west africans. nor were they muslims, which is why the religious rituals they practiced secretly that became hoodoo and voodoo etc. are animist, and have absolutely nothing to do with islam. the only contact with muslims that some of those original african slaves had was that in the first stages of their captivity, the slave raiders and traders were muslims. to this day, a lot of arabic speakers use the same word for slaves and for black people. iin mauritania it's only just started in the past few years to not be asocial norm that black people were the slaves of berbers. take a look at libya to see how "the moors" feel about black people... it's really bizarre that so many black americans think that converting to islam is going back to their roots or spiritual liberation. it's totally ahistoric.
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  1243. silly, of course they're not doping and should be allowed! I just hope that shoes like that are affordable for any serious runner, because if they're not, that's actually unfair. I don't think that a carbon fiber plate necessarily costs very much to add to an already expensive shoe.
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  1244. you mean a sort of bloody sunday force?
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  1245. well you don't seem insane at all.
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  1246. I hope they make him pop in prison
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  1247. I live in northern germany and I have repeatedly noticed that the weather here is very commonly the same as in ukraine - it's currently very warm andnice for this early in the summer here , too. all of ukraine is faether south than here, but that's exactly where the prevailing wind direction blows from here (it comes drom north-west over the north sea around scotland, and then curves more parallel to the equator as it passes iverland, probably because of the alpine, balkan and carpathian mountains blocking from the south.
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  1248. the reason why minor ex-soviet countries are poor with pretty cities is the cleptocracy. the pictures you see are almost exclusively of the capital cities. the rest of the country is poor partly BECAUSE the capital looks like that. kinda like how romania has the world's largest presidential palace while being the poorest EU country.
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  1249. yeah he's obviously just boasting.
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  1250. because it was under 5 feet ofsa d??? can you see through 5 feet of sand???
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  1251. the jury decides the penalty? I thought the jury only decides the guilt... america, get your stupid game show trials in order!
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  1252. "the afghan valley" xD
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  1253. I'm sure you can find indians blaming the britishers for literally every bad thing.
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  1254. 1:48 I love how you can now identify the covid casuals by the fact that they say "omnicron".
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  1255. it did in fact not happen.
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  1256. that is some whack food hygiene with the ice, god damn! xD
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  1257. I think they likely did not have her lay down in the ambulance but rather sit down, as laying down would increase blood pressure in her neck and thus the rate of bleeding. they were able to determine that the patient was conscious and coordinated, and probably that the bullet did not come close to her spine. there's nothing inherently bad about using the ability of a patient in shock to walk around.
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  1258. I thought this was going to be about how it took the IDF several hours to begin any major attack on the invaders while they massacred civilians, and about two days to reestablish control over the border and ensure that no more hostages would be taken across. edit: actually three days, israel announced on tuesday morning that they had just finished securing the whole border. and they still added the caviat that further incursions might occur, which could also be meant as an excuse in case more hamas fighters turn up in israel because the israelis had missed them. there continue to be sporadic reports of minor gunfights, seemingly due to small numbers of hamas fighters emerging from hiding.
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  1259. uh oh... a rocket-launched lawn dart 😬
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  1260. flæyg ngl it's disturbingly annoying, I can't even finish the video
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  1261. das muss kesseln!
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  1262. ...so then she was dressed very inadequately and that's her fault as a woman, obviously.
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  1263. I don't know the facts, but those people complaining seem greedy and mostly incapable of forming coherent criticisms.
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  1264. spezialistin im sinne der spezialoperation? xD
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  1265. 1000 arrests? 3.6 röntgen
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  1266. 10/7 was an inside job.
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  1267. cathinones aren't really that scary. what IS about as scary as this video describes are nightshades like brugmansia and datura, especially the former (also known by its main active content; scopolamine). the "zombie drug" cathinone media craze is just a rehash of the PCP panic, which also wasn't very fact-based.
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  1268. how many of those cases are combined cannabis and alcohol? I think I've only seen vomiting caused by the combination, not cannabis alone, but not often enough to judge anyway.
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  1269. great, a contra commander 🙄
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  1270. komisch, dass ihr nicht erwähnt habt, dass zu den anweisungen für die filmaufnahmen auch dazukommt, dass ihr die aufnahmen abgeben musstet und nur das herausgegeben kriegt, was die IDF veröffentlicht sehen will.
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  1271.  @mdsoulsounds  russian-speaking ukrainians have ukrainian passports too, and russia still claims them as russians, so that wouldn't change anything.
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  1272. no, it doesn't, because it isn't. that is definitely chemical fire, probably from shredded sodium or potassium metal. for electricity to produce smoking sparks that powerful, it requires waaaaay more power than you could somehow deposit in salsa or any object near it. it's absurd to think that this could be static electricity.
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  1273. RaptorZX3 lukashenka also once suggested that putin should make him a colonel of the russian army, so much for belarusian independence. xD
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  1274. this is what happens when you show grandpa insta, but you don't show him finsta 🤦
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  1275. BORA BAYINDIR yes, but turkish immigrants to the US and such also on average arrived there richer and more educated, because those countries didn't recruit turkish people for manual labor like germany did.
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  1276. probably true for anybody who didn't overtly look like a nazi.
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  1277. good advice. also be aware that hands are the scariest parts of humans to scared animals, and the scariest part of the hand is the grabby side. so if you want a dog to get comfortable with you being near, it's good to keep your hands away, and if you do move your hands close for sniffing or touching, do it with the back or your hand, or rather your limp knuckles, facing the dog. according to jackson galaxy, at least for cats, just one finger works best (as if to point at the cat). of course these rules only apply to a limited extent if you need to catch the dog, because then the point is not to actually be nice and not scare it, the point is to pretend to be nice and not grabby to get close enough to grab it.
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  1278. Maxwell Fujs there is really no debating whether aluminium or aluminum is correct. the entire world except for the US calls it aluminium. aluminum just sounds like idiocracy.
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  1279. as long as he doesn't have to look at jeremy corbyn xD
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  1280. yikes! I feel bad for first responders being put at such high risk for saving other people's lives.
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  1281. I'm sceptical of some of the claims here - I think if those houses really don't stink, it's only because the insides are heavily ventilated, and certainly they are too open for lower thermal conductivity of those bricks to be beneficial for temperature regulation (denser bricks would be better for summer daytime heat, as they would more actively coolthe indoor air against the effect of the ventilation). adding fibers to adobe bricks makes sense, and I suppose sargassum may be cheaper than other options. but if prolonged exposure is a health risk, then those workers have a problem, and I'm a little concerned about the inhabitants of the houses, too. what I find most interesting here is the tangential mention of the idea of using excessice sargassum growth for carbon sequestration. intuitively, that feels like the best carbon sequestration concept I have heard of. it would basically be assisting nature in forming new petroleum and gas deposits (far in the future), as the accumulation and failure to decompose of algae on the sea floor is exactly how the deposits we have today were formed.
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  1282. I knew you were lying because that's too many generations.
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  1283. "the new german puma IFV, which is an improvement on the marder" uhm, well, about that...👉👈 it's not what you think.
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  1284.  @bardgold4553  american military contractors have outnumbered soldiers in america's wars for the past 15+ years (but I think especially in non-combat roles), and I have often heard the argument that it's convenient for the US government to not have to count their deaths in any statistic that the media or public will pay attention to. but of course there is a huge difference in the risk of death of an american soldier or mercenary in an american war compared to a russian soldier or mercenary in ukraine. russia lost more soldiers than america has since 2000 in the first 1-2 months in ukraine. with so many more deaths, the expenses associated with each death are a much bigger issue for russia than they are/were in recent decades for america.
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  1285. I recommend you change that, and look up baby beaver videos that feature the noises they make. and then graduate to seal videos, arguably the most satisfying youtube animal videos.
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  1286. it's similar with dogs. don't come too close, and also don't keep either your body or your face pointed at them (because that looks like you're about to move closer). I think with scared dogs, short eye contact that you break is good, whereas with scared cats I'm not sure if they appreciate any eye contact (they give less feedback than dogs). if you do make eye contact, break it with that cat slow blink. I also do it with dogs, but it's a cat thing.
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  1287. it's not hunting, they are buying the right to execute captive animals.
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  1288. police protocol for school shootings: first officer onscene immediately confronts the gunman to draw fire away from helpless civilians uvalde police: "we didn't try to go in because he had already shot at us"
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  1289. the national guard is forpublic order, not for policing the police. policing local police is the jobof state or federal police. and they don't need national guard support to physically arrest them either.
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  1290. "I'm not driving, I'm travelling"
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  1291. I'm 26 and I've had my first shot of moderna. my injection arm was moderately uncomfortable for about 24 hours (kinda felt like it should be in a sling because moving the injected muscle hurt), no other effects. the process for online appointment vaccination in russia sounds exactly like here in germany. there also is vaccination through primary care doctors, and there are places/mobile vans to get J&J from without appointment, but let's be real, the "just one shot" thing is just a marketing trick by J&J, and it's less effective than even one shot of moderna or pfizer. everybody should stop using it as a single dose. I didn't get a choice of vaccine other than avoiding J&J (astrazeneca is only for age 60+ first doses here now), and pfizer and moderna would have been my preferred options, but I also would have gotten the russian satellite uplink because I hear it's pretty good (best vector virus vaccine because it's actually two different vaccines). russia hit a home run with its industrial espionage on the covid vaccines.
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  1292. ja
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  1293. some films have used and some probably still use live ammunition for very particular film sequences (probably if the camera is behind the shooter and pointing towards where the bullets hit). in most cases, bullet impacts are faked with either CGI or traditionally with small explosive charges (might be called squibs but I'm not sure). on the set of this particular film, we know that no live ammunition was supposed to be used at all, that bullet was in the gun because some crew members brought live ammo to fuck around and shoot those guns for fun after hours.
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  1294. and they still pretend that the ganges is magically clean. probably the worst things are the tannery wastewater and the fact that most sewage of the people living along the river still flows into it untreated. the floating bodies were common long before the pandemic, too.
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  1295. atypical algal blooms are caused by an excess of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous salts, either from excessively applied fertilizer washed out of fields into waterways and the ocean, or from manure and sewage.
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  1296. oh so basically since it got reported, people have been singing my way intentionally to stir shit up as a meme?
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  1297. 4:35 "ich bin psychologin" = ich mag psycho-manipulations-verschwörungstheorien
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  1298. Armchair Critic not good intentions? everybody likes sunflowers...
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  1299. dianne feinstein was a truly shocking example of how far the national democratic party is willing to take that. and ruth bader ginsburg not resigning under obamna also was an example of how unhealthy the DC culture is in terms of never retiring being the norm, as if retiring no matter the age and the many past years of prestigeous work was an admission of failure. it's a culture of gerontocracy. and I know of no other country with a similar or higher degree of democracy where the highest public offices are held by people with an average age anywhere near as high as the US. normally you see that in autocracies, where leaders cling on to power as long as they can to preserve their status and security, and they keep the same old cronies they trust in office. you don't see leaders this old across the board in other countries that offer safe retirement with good pensions to them, and that give the public democratic options.
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  1300. I think he looks like he does drugs other than alcohol. I guess he's unusually chubby for a meth addict (it suppresses appetite), but his fidgeting would fit. it could also be that he's autistic and that's what's known as "stimming", that would also fit his avoidance of eye contact. his nervousness isn't necessarily guilt, it could just be because he's being filmed and he knows that a lot of people suspect him of murder. he's definitely being dishonest about the abuse though. the question whether they ever fought was phrased in such an open way that if he was honest, he would have said yes.
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  1301. of course it will get worse. the taliban are temporarily playing nice to ease the political hangups that countries like china and pakistan face in their plans to recognize the taliban government. nobody ever withdrawa recognition, so there will be no need to play nice after they have it. the afghan flag demonstrations are kinda forcing their hand though, it probably won't be long until we see a massive increaseof reports of abuses. be aware that they have captured all of afghanistan's prisons and released a very large percentage of prisoners so they have a lot of room (I actually haven't heard of them being selective, they may have in fact released everybody and declared that the previous government's laws simply had no authirity). think of the worst prison/concentration camp abuses you have heard of. I see no reason to think that the taliban's prisons would be any better than that. so qhen the news mention 5 people shot dead at protests, don't be relieved by the small number. they don't need to shoot people on the streets, they have other options.
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  1302. peter altmeier isst kuchen auf brot
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  1303. Anything 4views americans, obviously. the US government responded "nah we're good here, we stay" and threatened sactions and repayment demands for infrastructure built in iraq if iraq forced a withdrawal of US troops.
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  1304. yes
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  1305. those things look absolutely impractically fragile and expensive (very expensive and slow machine, and they still need to babysit it, as the video shows). and the amount of scam-typical buzzwords used is beyond alarming.
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  1306. these are evangelical protestants, their sects derive from american evangelical church exports.
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  1307. on the plus side, he may have previously worried that she might fly away and then he wouldn't know if she's ok anymore.
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  1308. do anything but report details: check
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  1309. they make it obvious enough. but I bet people invite others to eat there without telling them all the time.
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  1310. he's very comfortable with bullsh°°°ing, I bet it helped him with his career.
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  1311.  @bobbuilder7952  not true
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  1312. incan children were all called "wah-wah" until their third birthday? that's based! I think beside the infant mortality thing, that actually makes sense by enabling parents to know their kids' personalities to a good degree and choosing a name that actually fits the child in some way, rather than fitting some baseless fantasy the parents have about their child's life when they're newborn.
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  1313. random bill clinton xD
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  1314. I believe in kharkiv they called it a tactical repositioning xD
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  1315. the tricycle talib has definite jigsaw vibes xD
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  1316. AvalonDreaming you probably were trained to expect some callers whispering though, right? I've heard that 911 is supposed to send cops to silent calls because it's recognized that some callers need to avoid being heard. I would assume that 911 operators are thus also trained to expect whispering.
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  1317. sich über unhöflichkeit seitens ukrainischer diplomaten während des krieges zu beschweren ist schon extrem peinlich.
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  1318. lol@doing half the work with gloves for the camera and then giving up
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  1319. so basically another instance of harris being unprofessional - no return call to warren, no statement, just reports that she is angry. 🤦
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  1320. Tristan smith seriously, you think hydropower is more eco-friendly than wind power because wind turbines kill birds? turbines kill like 1% of the number of birds that windows or cats kill, and hydropower is the most destructive renewable energy source after biofuel. I do agree with your stupid ass on nuclear energy though - it should be massively expanded to reduce the use of fossil fuels as fast as possible, because leaving fossil fuels in the ground is by far the best carbon sequestration we will ever come up with.
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  1321. this guy is a 10/10 bull**itter, he's incredible. he could be a top rate lawyer instead, but I guess he chose politics and makes way more money that way. I would expect him to have (officially or unpfficially) one of the world's highest salaries anyone is makingfor actually working, since the dictator of azerbaijan can pay him however much he wants, and this guy is priceless. he's been ambassador to various countries andnow he has some extraordinary pluripotent BS title that apparently translates as war spin doctor number one.
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  1322. who would have thunk that a climate summit hosted by field marshal sisi would be a dud? 🤦
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  1323. I didn't know biden's administration was run by actual clowns and comedians. this is just weird.
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  1324. the kind with cowboy hats
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  1325. AngryDINGUS ukraine is not a tiny country. it's twice the size of germany with half the population and was always the second strongest soviet republic with an oversized role in weapons production including tanks, aircraft, ships, and nuclear weapons as well as nuclear energy technology, and they're a huge food producer. ukraine was set up for the most economic success of any former warsaw pact country, if it hadn't gotten fucked so much by corruption and russian imperialism. in terms of ressources and technological capacity, ukraine should be ahead of poland and ahead of most of russia by now.
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  1326. 3:14 schafe? 🙄
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  1327. wow. what DIDN'T they do wrong about that building?
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  1328. 22:32 falls sich jemand fragt, warum eigentlich so viele leute immer so doof wählen
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  1329. and this isn't even as big an intentional provocation as the israeli attacks inside the al aqsa mosque during prayer a year ago.
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  1330. to be clear, the waiting room at the kramatorsk train station was at this point in time one of the if not the most densely civillian-packed unprotected place in ukraine. nowhere else can you find this many civillians together outside of bunkers. you can hardly make the targetting of civillians more obvious than this. and this happened two days or so after the ukrainian government told all civillians in the donbass region around kramatorsk to evacuate immediately.
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  1331. david "mr. mauerfall" hasselhoff würden die ossis definitiv wählen!
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  1332. ein großer umweltvorteil an alten karren ist, dass jede neue karre erstmal produziert werden muss. von wegen umwelt sollten wir wesentlich seltener neue autos kaufen.
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  1333. they meant inclusive of different taliban factions.
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  1334. great detailed video! I didn't expect to learn anything new, but the part about rancid lipids was new to me and very interesting. also very interesting that sake is made with rice that had more than 50% of the grain ground away to push the lipid content super low - I would have guessed that it's made from relatively cheap less processed rice.
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  1335. you forgot to mention that trump himself didn't dare to admit that he got vaccinated for months.
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  1336.  @ROCKSTAR_RAT  if shock is what can kill swimming rabbits, an attentive pet owner can discern whether that's a risk for a particular rabbit in a particular situation or not by reading the rabbit's body language for signs of stress (I have no idea if the rabbit in the video looks stressed though, I've never had a rabbit). and gradual introduction of water seems like an obvious precaution, similar to how you might introduce a dog to water to avoid them hating baths. I guess swimming is pretty odd for rabbits so you might as well just not do it, but there probably are odd rabbits that like it, like how there are odd house cats that like to swim, too.
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  1337. of course they did - the fairies were there before them.
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  1338. I'm surprised that there are 14 mountains over 8km high.
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  1339. "my personal favourite is the nun bun" you have good taste. :'D
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  1340. how's the weather in saint petersburg?
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  1341.  @SalisburySnake  I haven't seen enough of him to hate him, but I do share the impression that the vibe of the charismatic leader and blind faith stuff resembles a cult, or a confidence scam like theranos or elon musk.
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  1342. bei der hier genannten beweislage ist die entscheidung korrekt. das problem ist die mangelnde ermittlungsarbeit der polizei.
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  1343. ich meine man darf immer wählen, wenn man vor 18 uhr kommt, egal wie lang die schlange dann ist.
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  1344. that is clearly an iranian effort.
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  1345. those are not former government troops, the bodyguards are of course haqqani's most trusted fighters. they probably just put on the american-made gear for the TV. it's presumably pretty good stuff though, and they probably had some of it for a long time already. I think they would have previously been reluctant to wear it however because opposing armed forces generally try to differentiate friend from foe through uniforms or dress codes, and it's dangerous to look like the enemy - as long as the enemy still exists. we may also see taliban dressing like the previous government forces in order to look more official to the afghan people, at least in some roles. in particular I expect the taliban to dress their own sort of special forces/SWAT in the gear of the government's special forces.
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  1346. jesus christ, she is not in a jason bourne movie! nothing is going to happen to her, it's her friends and relatives in belarus who are in trouble.
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  1347. by no free sex, do you mean that you always pay, or you always get paid? 🤔
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  1348. y'all don't need to debate - ben needs to learn the real history of palestine to correct the propaganda claims he grew up with and still believes. every time he references palestinian/israeli history, it's distorted, and increasingly so further in the past. for example shortly after the hamassacre, he claimed that israel has never committed such a massacre, which indicates that like most israelis and jews elsewhere, he doesn't know the first thing about the nakba - because that pretty much is the first thing to know about it. a campaign of massacres very much like this, committed by israeli militias and army, was what those 700.000+ palestinians fled from.
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  1349. love the breastmilk joke, that came out of nowhere :'D
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  1350.  @fritzraake22  do you have a mirror?
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  1351. has ana seriously never heard of an attention economy? these are not missing posters made to help find people, those people are in gaza. this is propaganda material made to (or used abroad to) draw attention to israeli victimhood specifically to make people ignore the main victims of the current crisis, the palestinians in gaza and the west bank. would ana prefer to see palestine-support propaganda posters pasted all around instead, while leaving these ones up? is that reasonable, to spread political propaganda about the war in palestine through cities across the globe? is this positive political discourse? one thing is certain: leaving these up unpposed is absolutely not the right choice. because the hostages are NOT the central issue for people to be aware of, and that is the effect the posters have if left up alone. the hostages are worthy of consideration, but elevating them to a unique status of importance serves no purpose other than to promote israel's narrative to justify the israeli violence. same as news media who keep making more coverage of the hamassacre while israel currently does far worse in gaza. personally, I would remove them, but completely. tearing them is ugly symbolism, but removing them is good.
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  1352. sheesh, this guy is NOT a good spin doctor! it feels like he's going with really antiquated methods that primarily cause people to react with "eww, political lies".
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  1353. this is really just an issue of narcissism.
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  1354. ist ein üblicher talking point aus der kategorie koloniale alternative fakten, wie auch der UNRWA-te°°orismus oder der systematische einsatz oder das häufige vorkommen von s°°ualisierter gewalt am tag der vielen nine-elevens.
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  1355. I don't think youtube counts as social media
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  1356. trash is a big problem in india like in most other countries. it would be reasonable for the government to subsidize products that reduce trash problems in acknowledgement of the fact that it saves the country and the government trouble at the back end.
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  1357. and I'm pretty sure that camera operators are among those crew members that TV hosts talk to more often, at least a few times per shoot. they work together closely enough that not knowing their names should feel really awkward.
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  1358. why would an is°°°°i-owned ship even still be sent into the strait of hormuz? I say she was asking for it! xD
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  1359. ​ @salmanssalam7274 uuuh why do you ask?
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  1360. russia is taking serious leaps towards belarus, china, or north korea level repression. it's actually very possible that putin cuts off the general population from the internet much like north korea. russia has been building internet infrastructure with the express intent to be able to cut off the internet and run a russia-only internet (being independent of western internet or whatever they call it). speaking of which, russia has rather infamously shown very suspicious interest in undersea internet cables and are alleged to have specialized equipment on submarines to cut those cables. so they might just fuck up the internet for the rest of us, too.
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  1361. the easiest way to tell that a history video is misleading:
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  1362. he looks like he lives in a college dormitory on a couch, and isn't actually enrolled in college.
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  1363. here's a thought: when britain comes crawling back and begs to rejoin the EU, we force them to adopt the euro! 😌
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  1364. they'll look quite stark in the desert.
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  1365. no, he's misstating it. there is no american commitment to fighting for taiwan, and america would not fight for taiwan if china attacked. it's LESS reasonable to expect any third country to intervene in that war than to expect one to intervene on behalf of ukraine. europe's dependence on russian fossil fuels is nothing compared to the world's dependence on china.
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  1366. this is what we call a filthy centrist.
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  1367. was macht eigentlich das fragezeichen im thumbnail? 😂
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  1368.  YARD47  der hodensack zäh wie leder
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  1369.  @jamesfulwood5691  could be, but I think the russian government's ability to avoid paying compensation for soldiers' deaths is limited, because if they do it to too many of the wrong people, it would make a very good issue to grow internal opposition around - in a way, more so than resistance to mobilisation, because people avoiding mobilisation can be called unpatriotic cowards, but close relatives of soldiers who already died in the line of duty can't. so the compensation payments are certainly a factor the government needs to consider, even if they won't be paid in full.
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  1370. Imma go look up the history of belize because it keeps surprising me that there's apparently one country in central america where everybody speaks english... and it's not even america's panama colony.
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  1371. Giles Corey russia has universal male conscription. roman got a medical exemption for asthma.
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  1372. that's quite a big fuckup by the shelter... basically all shelters only hand out desexed dogs, and with female dogs that means removal of the uterus (hysterectomy). clearly a dog that gives birth a still has a uterus... maybe the dog had a scar that they just assumes was from a prior hysterectomy without checking for a uterus with ultrasound or whatever? or they just forgot to check because their record-keeping sucked...
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  1373. well, it's been quite a while, but africa and south america used to be connected, as you can still make out by the shape of their coast lines. that was a long enough time ago for a lot of evolution to take place, but palms in particular are rather archaeic plants, so I wouldn't be surprised if they hadn't evolved apart that much.
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  1374. DW: "did the bank rob itself?"
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  1375.  @samuelross9884  cringe
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  1376. the correspondent's claim that russia is thought to be running low on precision strike weapons like iskander is out of date. the current common assessment is that for about the last half year, as the numbers of ballistic and cruise missiles russia deploys have been much smaller (russia mostly uses them in the dozens at once, combined with dozens of more expendable kamikaze drones, but those attacks have gotten less frequent and use fewer missiles for each now), the usage rate has likely been lower than the production rate, and russia has been rebuilding stockpiles. besides the general value in having the ability of using a lot of them to respond to a particular situation or to accompany an offensive operation without running out, one possibility is that russia is planning to again strike ukraine's energy infrastructure in the coming winter. there also was drone footage distributed by russia recently of an iskander missile hitting a ukrainian train during loading with military vehicles 50km or so behind the front line (like this village), which indicated that russia is now organisationally prepared to use iskander for quick tactical strikes against freshly spotted targets, as opposed to the coordinated strikes on stationary targets that we have mostly seen and that are planned days or weeks ahead of time. this makes the use of an iskander against a funeral now much more plausible. russia does have a clearly documented history of specifically targeting crowds of people, like the 1999 grozny market atttack, various market and hospital bombings in syria, or last year's cluster missile attack on the evacuees at kramtorsk train station, which targeted possibly the largest dense crowd of people (outside of bunkers) in ukraine at that moment, since kramatorsk was the big rail hub at the center of a large pocket that was about 270° surrounded by and widely expected to be captured by the russian advances, so A LOT of people were trying to leave. with this particular strike now, I suspect that a russian spotter drone identified the gathering specifically as a soldier's funeral due to a display of ukrainian flags (and perhaps a large picture in uniform, I have seen a lot of those in videos of ukrainian soldiers' funerals). as far as ukrainian civilian crowds go, a soldier's funeral is an ideal target for russia.
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  1377. anti-growth? these are home owners trying to prevent the construction of cheap housing to preserve their property values! this isn't anti-growth, it's anti-poor! this framing is horrible!
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  1378. no, use of real guns is common. but not live ammunition - that used to be used decades ago. nowadays they normally just need to make sure that no blanks are loaded when they're not supposed to be (which can also cause bad wounds, but only in very close proximity).
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  1379. 3:12 how about you look into those attacks, compare the definition of a pogrom, and start calling it what it is?
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  1380. it is in fact the cat's meow
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  1381. calling mineral prospecting a treasure hunt? come on! xD
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  1382. he would have recognizee THIS as a nothing burger, and been ecstatic about the james webb telescope.
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  1383. you have not seen zionism abroad if you haven't seen germany.
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  1384. 👈 haa-haa!
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  1385. lol @ making up numbers and calling it a medical trial
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  1386. are you F*ing kidding me? this is bizarre! who got bought by bayer?
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  1387. great video, as are some others in this series. I wish it included him talking about how he behaved towards people like those iraqi soldiers. it's an interesting situation in that he must have pretended to be fine with what they were doing. advocating for those torture victims would have likely just lost him the evidence, as the soldiers would not have let him leave with the pictures if they had known that he disapproved. it's also an interesting piece of evidence for the soldiers' warped by war sense of reality that they invited him to photograph their torture. it shows them to have remarkably little awareness of this conduct being seen as problematic, particularly because they had essentially no upside weighing against the risk of him using those pictures to oppose what they were doing - what, in their mind, could have been the point of having him take the pictures? I imagine that there really was no bigger consideration than them inviting him to brag to him personally about how tough they are.
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  1388. diese leute sind so durch...
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  1389. ​ @liquidityprovider1  *facter
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  1390. from aspiration to inspiration
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  1391. wieso kommt der waffenantrag im bundestag so spät?
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  1392. I believe the first such ruling that a constitution dictates a government duty to protect against climate change was the one here in germany (federal constitutional court) around three years ago. :)
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  1393. mir tut der arme mann leid, den sie zum tiktok-meme-beauftragten der ventilatorenfirma gemacht haben! xD
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  1394. sounds like either the old prime minister is behind it to cling to power, or somebody else timed it in between prime ministers to create chaos.
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  1395. lol@all the comments replying to the title without watching the video, so they think egypt is helping when in reality egypt is blocking the aid delivery, and the aid isn't coming from the egyptian state.
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  1396. den hat der scholz aber ähnlich schlecht vorgetragen wie du diesen kommentar.
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  1397. 8:23 gattsu: "france, [...] a superpower" france: 😍
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  1398. yeahI figured he'd get big. also if I understand the video correctly, he is at most 4 months old in all the clips,so he's not nearly fully grown yet. I think he's some sort of pointer/great dane mix.
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  1399. that's the most depressing chant I've ever seen
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  1400. as a dropout, I can confirm that I did not revolutionise anything at 19. I just rolled the best joints.
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  1401. it was NOT responsible platforming, it's well within the range of coverage that got trump elected the last time (he basically got free promotion by being covered by the news probably more than all other candidates combined). however, from the clips I have seen, the moderator did a better than average job. however I haven't seen much, I have very little interest in listening to trump again. he certainly was back at it with the frequency of lies, he did like 5 lies per minute. and they're just not interesting. it's well-known that the management of CNN is shifting it right. that's what this is - CNN trying to appeal to the moderate right by being nice to trump. [edit: yeah this video here made that extremely clear]
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  1402. "victorianox" >_>
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  1403. what? where do they say that? that's ridiculous, it makes absolutely no sense.
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  1404. she does moat of VICE's most dangerous reporting. going to xinjiang to try to get into the concentration camps was also pretty hardcore.
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  1405. there is no sperm bank involved, it's all private. this guy is doing the same thing that other guy vice did a video about was doing. they are privately connecting with women online who want a sperm donation but can't afford to pay for the fees of a sperm bank, and they meet those women and donate fresh semen, generally for free. the women do it because they don't have much money (which also tends to be a good reason to not have children), and the men do it because they get a kick out of imagining themselves to be highly successful people because they are succeeding at life from an evolutionary perspective.
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  1406. I haven't watched this yet, but I'm like 100% sure that the answer is that atmospheric dust that influences the climate for years after meteorite impacts or volcanic eruptions is above the highest clouds.
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  1407. a lot of food is processed in ways we would consider unhygienic if we knew about them. for example pretty much all dried fruits and nuts produced in less industrialized countries are dried on outdoor asphalt or concrete surfaces (roofs, roads etc.) that people walk on with dirty shoes or feet or even drive on. some such as cocoa and coffee are at least sterilized by roasting afterwards, but a lot of dried foods are not. with the salt I'd say the problem is minimal because primarily, the salt and sunlight are going to kill any pathogen, and also those salines and the surrounding areas are pretty secluded in nature, not close to a lot of people or traffic (because realistically, perhaps we should be more worried about heavy metals and other toxic substances from engine exhausts and tyre wear in those dried goods rather than any pathogens).
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  1408. good timing, very weak idea. what do they even propose to provide, other than new communication channels? perhaps britain is looking for new agreements with poorer countries to bring back foreign workers for low-paid british jobs, like what used to be done by poles or romanians when britain was still in the EU?
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  1409. #nichtsgewusst
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  1410. Oskar Neftel probably only minor cuts though (unless his eyes got cut) because it was reportedly tempered glass like the side windows of cars, which shatters into cubes as soon as it breaks due to internal tension.
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  1411. not a gun guy, but it seems to me that the hangfires have to be a problem of chemical degradation of the primer, which ought to make th condition of the ammunition less than "excellent".
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  1412. -say "oromo" right once -then say "omoro" every time classic whistler
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  1413. eeeeehh I'm pretty sure that the people looking for the legally questionable 🌽 are more capable of getting around blocked search terms and the ones posting it are more willing to change tags than people actually looking for taylor swift or her mentions on twitter.
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  1414. meddl
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  1415. yeah this was weirdly presented. the actions of the people threatening the mayor are definitely criminal, but the original conflict still matters, and was almost entirely ignored.
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  1416. oh nooooooo this guy gives me the creeps and I have a pretty good sense of that!
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  1417. sociopaths supposedly tend to have a thing for law and order in general. not so much for themselves of course.
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  1418.  @MaxwellJonny  calling the BJP a hindu nationalist party is purely 100% correct, nothing false or biased about it. not calling it fascistoid is already treating it with kid gloves.
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  1419. sheesh, south africa. that's embarrassing! I wonder what they're getting paid for this.
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  1420. he's probably more likely to die of alcoholism in ukraine than in russia on any given day xD
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  1421. ah yes, they are special forces with particular training for sensitive missions like this that involve high risk to civilians. and by that of course we mean that they have been trained to identify and disable data links that would enable people to transmit recordings of the scene to the world outside of the gh°°to.
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  1422. france militarily intervened in support of the ge°°°ide, they almost attacked the UN troops. this was supported by france in the buildup and while it was happening.
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  1423. no, the german chancellor is by far the most powerful office in the country, similar to a prime minister.
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  1424. a democrat in italy? oh muricans...
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  1425. if you miss your dead pet, DO NOT pay a fraud to talk to you! instead, adopt a new pet. you don't dishonour the memory of your already dead pet by replacing it. paying a fraud to pretend to speak for it on the other hand, that is disrespectful.
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  1426. bundesverfassungsschutzgesetz? was für ein deutsches wort, da werd ich ganz wuschig!
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  1427. duh. everybody bullies the poor kids.
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  1428. that is 100% factual. and they did take a lot of obelisks that were just small enough.
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  1429. this is the opposite of a plausibly deniable attack. absolute insanity, this is really difficult to not consider a declaration of war.
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  1430. ok boomer
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  1431. also ich hab vor dem briefkasten keine schlange angetroffen...
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  1432. when you destroy a whole city like the russians have already done to mariupol, this is what it means to everybody who lives there.
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  1433. with more colours, Ithink annabelle would have actually made the bag look better than it looks without. it's a rather ugly, douchey bag in my opinion.
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  1434. typisch egozentrisches pferdemädchen. ich fands auch cool, wie sie so unterschwellig nachgehakt hat, ob sie das pferd mit den gummisohlen denn jetzt noch reiten kann. 32:44
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  1435. "this is the fight of our lives. make sure to look your best!"
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  1436. na, wenn er nicht arbeiten kann, ist er dann noch menschenrechtsanwalt? problem gelöst! immerhin gibts ihn vielleicht noch offiziell, im gegensatz zu vielen prozesslos unbegrenzt inhaftierten falun gong-anhängern und uyghuren, die china as organspender hält und bei bedarf umbringt, um die weltweit schnellsten und praktischsten organtransplantationen anbieten zu können (über eine million seit 2000). wenn man nach denen fragt, sagen chinesische behörden, sie wüssten nichts von diesen personen.
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  1437. because they do this for a living. fake patina is discernible from real dirt, and hardly ever comes off as easily.
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  1438. neutralität gibts durchaus, sie hat nur wesentlich weniger mit moral zu tun als es meistens dargestellt wird.
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  1439. are you serious? this has been in the news for like a month!
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  1440. that's a level of professional bystanding that's hard to find outside of china.
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  1441. not all heroes wear capes and not all diplomats use words - tony blinken travels the world again doing concerned face diplomacy.
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  1442. I don't know how if this meets the french standard yet, but I would say that if a TV presenter is audibly drunk on air, they certainly have a drinking problem.
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  1443.  @turkcukayi  no, they didn't. the americans abandoned their kurdish allies after turkey announced that it was going to attack them, and those kurds then eventually, weeks or months later after the turks and their friends from islamists anonymous had already captured a lot of territory, managed to negotiate and implement a lesser evil option of inviting the syrian government alongside russian troops back into most cities in rojava to shield them against turkish attacks (turkey generally doesn't attack syrian and certainly not russian troops). the kurds negotiated some form of largely continued self-governance, but it's clear that assad and putin intend to use the leverage they have through the occupation of rojava to gradually erode all that autonomy and reestablish central governance. how that's going I don't know, it's been long enough that I would expect substantial changes for the worse. I believe the deal at least did not include the kurds giving up any weapons.
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  1444. even better, he drew on the joker smile we live in a society, kid!
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  1445.  @DawnOldham  I hear parrots as pets are extraordinarily demanding of attention, and a lot like having a (very loud and badly behaved) small child forever. so certainly not good for someone who likes a bit of quiet.
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  1446.  @PavelAVasilevich  ukrainian grain normally is some of the cheapest in the world, due to the combination of very fertile soil, cheap domestic production of fertilisers, a high degree of industrialisation in agriculture, low national wages and prices, and easy shipping access through rivers and the black sea and an extremely extensive rail network. before the war, ukraine also produced most of the grain for the UN world food program (I think about 90% of the wheat). I don't know how this has developed since, but when the war began, russia, also being a big exporter of cheap grain, banned grain exports. this was probably intended to add to the international problems caused by the absence of ukrainian grain from the market, and it certainly did, particularly because russia and ukraine mostly supply the same countries (in the middle east and north aftica), and together make up for almost all of the wheat imports of several countries (plus high percentages of other grains, oils, and some other agricultural products). the global availability of fertilisers was also cut dramatically by the absence of ukrainian fertiliser exports (and I think the russians banned that, too). another fun fact: china has for the past couple of years prepared for this sort of thing by buying up giant grain reserves. I wonder why.
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  1447. for one, they are denying fault because they don't want to lose the lawsuits before they start. and in general, the whole project seems to have had a cult-/fraud-like vibe like theranos or anything musky. everybody involved in the project already was used to pretending, and so used to ignoring reason and evidence that they're now trying to dismiss even the implosion as evidence of the design having a risk of implosion.
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  1448. definitely less. turkey may be a mismanaged state, but lebanon is a failed state.
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  1449. €25.000 is way overpriced, and those WW2 decoys look SO MUCH BETTER! the czech ones don't even manage to keep flat surfaces flat, nor are they rigid enough.
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  1450. yesh I thought it was weirs that they didn't mention the obvious flood damage on all the buildings. they made it sound like covid vandalized everything.
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  1451. the cult leader ought to be convicted of murder, or alternatively the equivalent of a third or half of a murder conviction per death.
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  1452. 🇷🇺 <-- einfach nur krank
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  1453. seriously, I think during this whole hysteria against the possibility to oppose russia more strongly because it may escalate to nuclear war, I think people should instead be more aware of what a huge global message against nuclear disarmament it sends that ukraine has been invaded by one and abandoned by the other superpower after receiving defense guarantees from both russia and america in exchange for their nukes. this is going to set back nuclear non-proliferation efforts many decades.
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  1454. based, as they say
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  1455. also ich bin in sachen autogenozid auch eher dafür, die parkplätze in städten um 75% zu reduzieren. autos sehen heutzutage einfach zu scheiße aus! die dinger überall an jedem straßenrand zu haben verschandelt jede stadt, die nicht eh schon wie düsseldorf aussieht.
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  1456. protecting hollow trees should be an easy decision. they have very little timber value compared to solid trees. a tree that's hollow at the bottom normally has a rotten or discoloured center several meters up the trunk, meaning that it will only yield small pieces of lumber. with lumber, the value is all about the size - one cubic meter of wood in small pieces is worth much less than a solid plank of wood with no defects of the same volume. hollow trees are likely to only yield firewood, which is worth much less than any sort of lumber you build anything with. even firewood has shot up in value, but it's still worth so little that the decision to preserve hollow trees as a general rule should be easy.
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  1457. I gotta say I was surprised by how half-assed it was. come on man, if they're heroes they deserve frames!
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  1458. I love how many thin blue line people in the comments are conflicted because even with something like this, they find it very difficult to condemn a cop and consider him a piece of shit.
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  1459. 2:26 you skipped whatever they add to the wax that makes it black! I would guess that it's something to lower the melting point and make the wax softer. you can see how hard it is originally when the guy breaks it with a hammer. molding beeswax by hand requires it to be pretty warm even by indian standards (around body temperature)
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  1460. "initially set up to tackle the opium trade" 😂
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  1461. madagascar has a history of horrendously bad governance, look up queen ranavalona!
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  1462. turns out the WMD was in our lungs all along. xD
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  1463. little pigchamp
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  1464. I'm a violin maker, and there are huge discrepancies in how much different people clean or don't clean their instruments, too.
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  1465. aren't military drafts actually recognized in the EU as either a justification for an asylum claim, or at least enough to protect from deportation? I recall having seen a news piece about how denmark is trying to deport syrians, but they don't deport syrian men of military age because there is a draft in syria. presumably, the same will now apply to russian men.
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  1466. so it's expensive because it's difficult to make with both expensive machines and lots of highly skilled labour, and it's made in france. most fabric products take a pretty substantial amount of skilled labour, that's why they're made in the countries with the lowest wages, like bangladesh (since china became too expensive).
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  1467. I like how they made the stock pretty. they even went as far as making it less sturdy. I believe this was alao the time when the british troops still wore the red uniforms, right? it seems like the decoration on military weapons was later dropped along with the form over function principle for uniforms.
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  1468. fun fact: 196 nations have ratified to UN convention on the rights if the child. only the US has not.
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  1469. interesting how treating his low level employees well still isn't in the cards.
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  1470. 9:40 it's not that a good dam can hold any amount of water, it's that it can overflow without breaking. but that generally is only true up to some inflow rate limit, as dams normally have dedicated overflow points (spillways), and other sections that are not built to withstand flowing water.
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  1471. not really, it seems like a mechanism that would wear badly and stop working relatively quickly because it's rubbing a long distance under substantial pressure over the same surfaces that are supposed to lock just barely. seems like the sort of thing that should have a tension adjustment screw.
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  1472. I think the ratio of explosive damage to incendiary damage of the missile that hit the road could match a thermobaric warhead. at least that could be an explanation for why the crater isn't blown out like it would be with typical high explosive warheads, where the charge detonates very close to or in the ground with very high detonation velocity. a thermobaric warhead instead disperses a cloud of flammable dust and vapor that forms an explosive mixture with the air and then gets ignited, which makes the explosion more diffuse, centered some way above the ground, and the shock wave is much softer than with high explosives. it would make a lot of sense for the resulting crater of that would be shallow, wide, and pushed in rather than blown out. thermobaric warheads also radiate more heat relative to the explosive damage compared to high explosive warheads, which could explain how so many cars in a pretty big radius caught fire instead of just being bent out of shape.
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  1473. harris gives the world's worst interviews. she doesn't know even the simplest answers, and then she gets angry in response to even the friendliest questions because she feels attacked by being asked questions she can't answer (which she would be able to answer if she did the normal politician thing of letting her staff brief her before the interview). if you want to see a great example, look for the CNN interview of harris just after roe v wade was overturned. the interviewer was 100% aligned with everything she should have said, and harris arguably bombed even harder than trump bombs friendly interviews.
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  1474. rwanda had 800,000 corpses in three months two years before this. they got used to treating corpses as something to get rid of any way possible. they still have memorials with skulls and skeletons on display. in this particular massacre, there likely were 5000+ dead, and another 20,000 or so of the people in that refugee camp also got killed somewhere along the way home.
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  1475. there only is an internal open borders policy, andno, that's not the issue, and is still very beneficial.
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  1476. well, he is a youtuber.
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  1477. israel could have made supplying hospitals in territory they capture part of their deployment from the beginning if they had wanted to. as soon as they control a hospital, they could provide supplies like fuel with no risk of supply diversion. but of course that's absurd to talk about while israel still officially blocks literally all goods from entering the northern gaza strip.
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  1478. "ich leide ja selbst manchmal unter corona" wie oft hat die sich infiziert? 0_O
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  1479. Hoppas 77 I mean I'm seeing the red flags. the guy is bullying the cat.
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  1480. that actually sounds like it could have been produced deliberately by yakuza-corrupted government officials delaying the response in the knowledge that the yakuza will help and want the opportunity. because regardless of that interview, I guarantee they are happy whenever the state fails and lets the yakuza perform state functions and gain public support through that. and the corrupt officials would want this to happen because yakuza popularity means less effort to combat the yakuza and their government corruption.
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  1481. wow, that's AWESOME! in a country withoutfree healthcare, that man was a hero, and it's very impressive that he managed to make this project pay for itself. this guy's method of promoting physical contact between nurses and babies instead of keeping them isolated for sterility also sounds decades ahead of his time, I think that's standard practice today. of course viditors could pose an infection risk, but the results sound very good, and paying for it somehow was of course unavoidable. I would guess that they were smart enough to expose the more fragile babies to less infection risk, like by keeping them behind glass and air filters when visitors were around.
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  1482. she's embarrassed about speaking english badly, but her english is still better than trump's...
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  1483. mission accomplished: signals fully mixed
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  1484. what a horrible restaurant owner, to let their guests get preyed on like that.
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  1485. yeah, it's called the SPD, including scholz. this guy was gazprom schröders number 2.
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  1486. you can do that? :o seems like the time should be shorter though, unless they intend to actually get a military response force ready by the end of the countdown.
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  1487. those people are peak israel
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  1488. actually he said to just buy fuel normally... as if there was fuel to buy normally. :'D
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  1489. they're already made their best dumpster find. :') <3
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  1490. they defrenched him! honhonhon 🤬
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  1491. ohne RTO wahrscheinlich ziemlich gammelig
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  1492. can we also acknowledge the absurdly waste-producing use of styrofoam trays in the school cafeteria in the thumbnail? even if using a tray made sense for the food, which with those lunchables it clearly does not, they ought to be using reusable trays. it's a perfect environment for using reusable trays and utensils, since the kids aren't going anywhere with the food and turn all of the stuff in afterwards. you don't eat from styrofoam at restaurants either, do you?
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  1493. 10:38 he's no old enough to remember the 1950 chinese invasion of tibet, but he is old enough to remember the 1979 invasion of vietnam. also those knives are a nice gimmick, but I doubt that chinese 1940-1980 artillery shells were made of steel that makes good knives.
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  1494. that's a strangely soft-seeming small explosion with a big fireball,kinda like a low explowive. that's weird for a modern terrorist attack, normally they use high explosives, some of which tend to actually be easier to make.
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  1495. kinda funny as a european to read how americans think their cheese used to taste good, or that what they drink is beer.
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  1496. LOL only WION would make a scary news story out of a fucking streptococcus outbreak 😂
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  1497. which crustaceans are you thinking of? the only loud crustaceans I know of are pistol shrimp, but those live on the ocean floor.
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  1498. wie macht man erinnerungskultur mit modernen medien? ein super beispiel ist die videoserie "war against humanity" auf dem youtubekanal "world war two" von timeghost. eine riesig lange serie über den ersten weltkrieg, eine noch nicht vollständige über den zweiten weltkrieg (die laden jede woche ein video über eine woche hoch) und einiges über die zeit zwischen den kriegen haven die auch. alles top nicht langweilig, detailliert faktisch, und im allgemeinen sehr taktvoll, vor allem die serie "war against humanity".
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  1499. funny how you recall these investigations of the hospital parking lot explosion, and you mention only the ways they make israel look guilty, and not how the mostly incendiary damage and low blast yield look like no weapon israel is known to use and do match a failed palestinian rocket spreading its unburnt solid propellant around the place while detonating its relatively small warhead (the sustained hollywood-looking fireball as opposed to a detonation visible in the most widely shared mobile video of the explosion from a few blocks away also matches that). or how the extent of the damage at the scene combined with the relatively wide spacing between dead and wounded on the ground in video footage immediately after the blast, the relatively small amount of personal items left afterwards, and the lack of pictures and videos showing very large numbers of bodies or wounded don't at all look like 500 people died in that explosion. I'm sure israel does attack hospitals. but the only way you can claim that they attacked this one at that time is to claim that they used a weakly explosive mostly incendiary weapon not otherwise known to be used by israel specifically in order to fake a palestinian rocket failure. and I'd say they kinda disproved that through their inept communiction about the incident, I'd think that they would prepare a bit better and at least not contradict themselves in their statements.
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  1500. also consider that he didn't know that he was being recorded, he was just talking to himself.
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  1501. the last high profile ISIS-claimed attack targeted that memorial event for iran's general soleimani
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  1502. it's because he found hytch on a hyke.
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  1503. probably a bunch of mid level criminals. I don't think the OGs ever stopped using their analogue communication channels.
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  1504. yeah you definitely have your own dangerous islamists in bangladesh.
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  1505. was für ein quatsch, die salzmenge als salzwasservolumen anzugeben, benennt doch die salzmasse! und chloridkonzentrationen anzugeben ist zwar technisch korrekt, zumal es sich ja in signifikanten mengen um sowohl natrium- als auch kaliumchlorid handelt, aber wesentlich geläufiger wäre die saltkonzentration. und wenn man das als chloridkonzentration angibt, dann doch bitte kurz zum vergleich die typische chloridkonzentration in meerwasser benennen... [gegoogelt: üblich in meerwasser sind 3,5% bzw. 35.000 mg/l gelöstes natriumchlorid. die chloridkonzentration, teils auch aus kaliumchlorid u.Ä. ist 19.000 mg/l]
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  1506. 0:04 she just keeps insisting on mispronouncing it, no matter how often she hears the correspondent say it right xD
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  1507. he does support russia.
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  1508.  @eekks  what a bizarre lie
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  1509. she is trying to obfuscate the real life incident while painting a picture of her feeling genuinely victimised and suffering trauma that prevents her from remembering.
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  1510. sulcata tortoises like this are one of the classic bad reptile buys. they're like the third biggest tortoise species, but when they're being sold they're not much bigger than other turtles on offer and just stick out by looking very cool. I think they're also pretty common, easy to breed, and thus quite inexpensive. certainly very inexpensive compared to the costs of keeping them. they are way too frequently sold considering how few people are going to take care of them when they get big. but since they look cool, they sell well, so people keep breeding them. NEVER buy a pet for how it is as a baby, you have to want to keep it as an adult!
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  1511. MP41 uses a stamped receiver, a simpler bolt, and probably other simpler parts, so I think it was cheaper. ian's video on it states that it was mostly made for export to romania, to be used alongside the orita.
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  1512. he's obviously the hong kong model/communist party candidate.
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  1513. regarding the hypothetical joining of NATO by ukraine ten years ago: the reason why it didn't happen is angela merkel. ukraine and some major NATO members wanted ukraine to join NATO in 2008 (when russia invaded georgia to stop it from joining NATO), merkel opposed it.
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  1514. wtf are you talking about? SDF isn't like ISIS. where are the SDF's genocide, slavery, and mass executions? the SDF could have just killed all of those captured ISIS fighters like ISIS killed the iraqi cadets of camp speicher.
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  1515. "hundreds" is supposed to be what you say when it's fewer than a thousand. these are certainly more than a thousand firefighters. please stop doing that, it's really annoying! the context is usually that the number is named in a title that seems to be intended to impress, but then you're understating the number, which is bizarre. probably most commonly, it features when certain news outlets (the BBC seems particularly fond of it) refer to numbers of protesters as "thousands" all the way up to the point where it's a million. calling hundreds of thousands "thousands" is so inaccurate that it's misleading!
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  1516.  @kitkat47chrysalis95  I haven't noticed much bias in shirvan's azerbaijan coverage, I think what I have noticed more is a bias in favour of erdogan's increased turkish regional sphere of influence. though of course this overlaps with azerbaijani interests, since they are close allies.
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  1517. seit 5:45 wird zurückgeschossen
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  1518. one thing he's clearly talking around and around and is leaving out because the military review told him that the specific numbers are state secrets is the "civilian casualty ratio". one of the most fundamental considerations in planning military strikes, particularly with precision bombing, is a calculation weighing the military value expected to be achieved against the collateral damage, most commonly the expected number of dead civilians. you would probably typically have a table of numerical values for different target types (a basic fighter vs a mid level vs a top level commander, a weapons store of a ton of small arms or heavy weapons, a military transport vehicle or fuel tank etc.). theoretically, logic would dictate that alao on the civilian side, damage to valuable objects is considered, but in gazaat least I very much doubt that this was ever the case - I think the only numbers on the civilian side would be the dead, and possibly the wounded. it's also very possible that there may be a separate category for adult or fighting age males notidentified as targets, whose deaths would count only some defined fraction of those ofqomen and children bqsed on the assertion that statiatically a portion of them will be unidentified combatants. given the sorts of things this guy reports having been told about, he will have also been told various such numbers. in detail, they would be complicated to relay, but the one number in particular that hewould have been told are the relative changes from gaza"war" to gaza "war" both in the cicilian casualty ratio actually achieved, and the civilian casualty ratio set as the limit to confirm a strike plan - how many times higher the civilian casualty ratio is now generally allowed to be.
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  1519. the vietnam war and the conduct of the US military in it was much worse, but the US abandonment of afghanistan is worse than the abandonment of vietnam, and the taliban are worse than the vietnamese communists. look at vietnam now, they're doing alright and they are effectively one of the region's most important US allies. they still have big problems with old munitions and mines and especially with the US' widespread deliberate poisoning of agricultural land (to cause food shortages) though, as countless (literally, they're not being counted in order to avoid producing embarrassing statistics for the US and vietnamese governments) children are still being born disabled from dioxin poisoning etc.
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  1520.  @user-gz6tx6yp3v  that'snot how money works, it's how capitalism works. it could easily be corrected with more progressive taxation, which is what countries used to have decades ago when the wealth inequality was far smaller.
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  1521. that explanation of gerrymandering is terrible, it doesn't explain the basic principle at all. which is: the partisan officials in charge of drawing election districts (yeah I don't know why, but they are) have a pretty precise idea of what percentage of the population in any neighbourhood votes for either of the big two parties. they are able to use the fact that US elections have these bizarre anti-democratic corruptly-designed winner-take-all rounding errors that assign all the power of the electorate of a district to the winning party and candidate - getting 100% of the vote in a district is worth no more than getting 0.1% more votes than the second place candidate - to increase the voting power of their own party's supporters. this is done by designing election districts for one's own party to win that have the narrowest possible safe majority, so that something like 55% of the district's votes go to the party that made the dietrict, while an almost as large number of votes, the 45% that voted for the other party, are wasted and achieve nothing. they also design districts for the other party to win, which are made to be as purely as possible populated by the other party's supporters, so that a large number of opposing voters in that state only win few districts, and as many of the gerrymandering party's supporters as possible are kept out of those districts where their minority votes would be worthless.
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  1522. 11.? hast du nicht zugehört? für die mädchen ist nach der 6. klasse schluss, und dann reichts auch zum heiraten, denn einen beruf lernen sollen die ja auch nicht. das ist schon taliban light, beim letzten mal durften mädchen gar nicht in die schule, noch nicht einmal um den koran lesen zu lernen.
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  1523. why no protest? world's best general education...
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  1524. one of the various stories from the police has been that they believed that there was nobody other than the shooter alive in those classrooms. they have however provided no reason for this belief, and have not explained how they supposedly continued to believe this for over an hour while 911 was getting calls from inside the room. one of the calls from inside recorded gunshots, at a time when 19 cops were just on the other side of one door, and I'm pretty sure that you can hear not just rifle shots theough one door, but also the screams of 10 year olds being murdered.
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  1525. wunderschönes NATO-TV 🫡🥲
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  1526.  @tobiasehling6314  ja, ist nur einmal. die diagonale linie in der mitte. ansonsten ist der stammbaum nur platzsparend etwas komisch eingefaltet, und es sind diverse eingeheiratete drauf.
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  1527. well, in general it tends to be. most islamists are not te°°orists, only a tiny minority of them are.
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  1528. putting a 5th generation fighter in the thumbnail is goofy. that's obviously not something russia might get. more like artillery munitions and missiles.
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  1529. yes, though the soviet union also was at times specifically antisemitic and treated jews much worse than christians, which is why there was a big migration of soviet jews to israel and western europe.
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  1530. it seems dishonest to call the english language dishonest. :P
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  1531. the way that was described doesn't sound heroic, but depending on how the chase atarted it might have been. it could be that she intentionally drew his attention by yelling first, and then only started running when he came at her.
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  1532. WTF are they applauding? :'D
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  1533.  @starrywizdom  that seems inadvisable.
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  1534. well, they also call libya a country.
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  1535. I think jeff bezos replaced the other bajillionaire on the rocket with an 18 year old dutch kid as a human shield to avoid the bad juju of having millions of people wish that the rocket explodes.
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  1536. that's sick.
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  1537. 6:11 coyotes don't live in south america, but a genus called south american foxes or south american jackals do, and the, strongly resemble coyotes. coyote really is just a particular name for the north american species of jackal.
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  1538. ich war seit 2012 nicht mehr in der schule D:
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  1539. I love that those cops were taught baby-specific first aid. btw. all parents should learn that stuff, too.
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  1540. no second nakba
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  1541.  @Loweredexpectationss  beefmakers
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  1542. honestly it sounds like a very good idea and extremely unobjectionable in the context of WW2.
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  1543. he's feeding his biological mother, his adoptive family are the ones who got killed in the mudslide.
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  1544. of course it's possible, but clearly DW has absolutely no interest in doing it. shutting down nuclear power while continuing lignite coal for another 10 years or so requires a level of delusion at this point in history that can not be upheld with a fair assessment of reality. the main problem in germany is that the green party's branding since its founding has always centered anti-nuclear activism, and they have tried hard over the past 20 years to turn a blind eye to the fact that it's becoming clearer every year that CO2 emissions from fossil fuel power generation are far more harmful than nuclear waste or even nuclear accidents. they are so unwilling to reexamine their anti-nuclear attitude that they're actually pretending that gas power is more acceptable from a climate standpoint than nuclear power.
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  1545. what the fuck is wrong with you?
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  1546. yes, and the various german armed forces would even recognize and to some degree respect that fact. it wasn't good for one's career as it was seen as a sign of lacking mental fortitude, but it was generally possible to request transfer out of mass execution units, and the men doing those jobs were considered to be carrying a particularly heavy burden. that was a big part of why the gas chamber system was created and largely run by inmates, to reduce the number of men needed (especially german men, as the death camps to a higher degree used baltic and ukrainian personnel), and the degree of brutality they perceived.
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  1547. because they have already decided to trust the scmmers, so believing what jim tells them means admitting a lapse in judgment. changing one's mind like that and correcting mistakes is hard for many people, and extremely hard for some particularly incompetent people.
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  1548. trump: "don't we have an island where we can quarantine people?" me: "ellis island? puerto rico?" trump: "...guantanamo" ....I see I have overestimated his knowledge again. >_>
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  1549. "hi, is this mcdonalds?" - of course mcdonalds is the place you call for emergencies!
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  1550. I also think this has a chance of just terrifying russian and donbas conscript troops anywhere else on the battlefield, including in kherson.
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  1551. it sounds like those two squirrels have been bonded for quite some time. I think if they were able to breed, they already would have.
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  1552. I think they know they're tough. they've been through hard times before, and so have previous generations of ukrainians.
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  1553. always were, by normal people's standards. obama is center right.
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  1554. you've got your camps mixed up, the SS never ran any camps in siberia.
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  1555. unbeliebter vorschlag: weniger grillen
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  1556. I'm pretty sure it's a less bad case than others I have seen videos of. this dog still gets around well. she'll probably get a bunch of injuries though from moving so fast with lacking coordination (like when she catches herself falling all the time, she strains her muscles and joints in weird ways).
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  1557. 12:58 LOL I have never seen anyone go as far as claiming that it actually was the arab states who attacked in 1967. you're pioneering new hasbara here! 😂 I also love how the "boiling point" of the "palestinian refugee crisis" appears out of nowhere there because you completely cut out the expulsion of 750k palestinians during the 1948 war. and the fact that your first map includes today's occupied golan heights as palestinian territory even though they were not part of british palestine is just goofy.
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  1558. the only thing that can stop a bad baby with a gun is a good baby with a gun!
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  1559. I commend those cops for breaking procedure to do what's right by stepping on consulate ground uninvited to get that guy out.
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  1560. trump would be a little better bdcause neta°°ahu apparently towards the end of trump's term failed to suppress his natural inclination to disrespect his allies, so trump dislikes him quite a lot now, and unlike biden, trump would occasionally lash out at him.
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  1561. 🤡
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  1562. die stadt sagt "um den eigentümer zur sanierung zu verpflichten, müssten wir selbstständig ein gutachten machen, und das macht keine ortschaft in deutschland, also machen wir das auch nicht" wow. die stadt hat gefälligat dieses gutachten zu machen, und dann den eigentümer zur sanierung oder zum abriss zu zwingen. und für die mieter muss die stadt neue wohnungen organisieren, und kann dann gern versuchen, vom vermieter teilweise kosten dafür erstattet zu bekommen. zuerst müssen die kinder und senioren raus. dass die stadtverwaltung da so rumopfert find ich total daneben, für mich sind die die hauptverantwortlichen!
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  1563. why? covid-19 is the thing to make a movie about. climate change isn't just a 2021 thing and it will keep getting worse.
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  1564. yeah that's mostly because the oil palm fruit grow in these giant clusters. I looked it up, they weigh 10-40kg.
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  1565. I imagine that if anyone ever used one of these, the selection system for which guy got the honour was a contest to compare the distance that they could throw a heavy object approximating this weapon in a fully loaded state. I imagine the results of most contestants would have been remarkably unimpressive (if you told them what they were simulating).
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  1566. nö, die bots sind für sie.
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  1567. "where we're going, we don't need social media" - roman
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  1568. let's give credit where it's due: that chicken metaphor was one of the best delivered jokes in modern american politics and the best thing cruz has ever said.
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  1569. because it's awkward for media supporting israel to acknowledge israelis committing pogroms against palestinians.
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  1570. CKR in soviet russia, government choose people.
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  1571. "die ungarn sind doch selber ausländer"
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  1572. the title is highly misleading. there has been no report that would justify calling the power plant "damaged".
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  1573. soslothful maybe he was known to annoy fairies
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  1574. trumpists be like: "tali-unban, talibased!"
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  1575. 0:52 lol die frau heißt klima
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  1576.  @truckeronprivatetour4730  das ist BRD betriebsgeheimnis
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  1577. m because all the young people are moving for the cities to work. rural areas of more or less all european countries are shrinking in population, and the people leaving are mostly young. here in germany, it's mostly an issue in the former east german regions.
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  1578. in the past decade or two here in germany, we've even started to see people interfering with and sometimes violently attacking EMTs and firefighters for no reason other than to be close to the action. I don't have high expectations for humanity, but I really have trouble understanding how some people fon't respect EMTs and firefighters whose entire job it is to help people in dire need. what does one respect, if not these people?
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  1579. one of those state institutions needs to be held accountable, too. they didn't have jurisdiction to stop the dives in international waters, but they did have jurisdiction to stop an american company from selling this extremely dangerous service under false pretenses - which they did when they misrepresented the sub asmerely not guaranteed to be safe, and hid the fact that they had proof of the sub severely deteriorating.
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  1580. 4:21 top wortwahl
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  1581. burning peat also has the downside of releasing an extremely large amount of smoke. if you heat a town with peat, you get some of the worst smog possible. I don't know if it's as toxic as some of the worse types of fossil coal, but it certainly has a huge particulate output. it's like burning rotten wood or leaves. it was only used in the past because it was so easily available in large quantities in certain regions, while in those same regions, there wasn't very much wood around.
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  1582. that's some excellent non-bystanding. at least in those clips, they didn't try to fight the guy because they didn't have to (though I imagine they or others did physically intervene earlier in the attack when he was stabbing preschoolers), they wisely carried the backpacks to have something to push against him with a reduced risk of getting stabbed (that was probably necessary for them to be able to chase him rather than the other way around), and they just chased him at a reasonable distance in order to be able to warn other people to run away from him, assist the police in identifying him when they arrived, and also distract him, which probably made his movement slower and more aimless and less likely to run into more people. the most important part was that they were or would have been able to warn anyone he approached - since without a warning, people who see a stranger running around generally do not behave in a way that's appropriate for a case in which that stranger is trying to murder everybody. by following to warn people, I would guess that they reduced his chances of attacking others by 80% - he wouldbe limited to those unable to run fast enough, or unable to hear or understand the warning.
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  1583. the crow thing is great. it's gonna make people appreciate crows more, too. most people hate them because they're annoyingly loud, but they're a lot more interesting than most other animals in cities.
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  1584. assange
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  1585.  @LIZZIE-lizzie  coconuts have better chances to stay largely available to their traditional consumers because a lot of them are grown decentralised and quite passively
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  1586. as a wise man once said: "ANOTHER ONE"
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  1587. nah dude, this is like 60%. china hasn't even attacked the kinmen islands.
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  1588. 2:55 common ana L - coming out in support of loitering laws that literally criminalise not doing anything. and no, loitering laws have never helped sex workers. at all. that is ridiculous.
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  1589. because most reasonable people know not to engage the crazies.
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  1590. also in the US in particular: if they read you the miranda rights, you are a suspect, not a witness, and the whole point of the conversation is self-incrimination.
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  1591. Life With Franklin 8:05 you lazy bum
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  1592. ich ess gern tiefkühlpizza, und mir fällt auf, dass die nicht nur teilweise arg unrealistisch gute nutriscores haben (gehört zu den vielen beispielen der verkorkstheit dieses gimmicks), sondern größtenteils diese durch käsesparen jenseits von gut und böse erzielen. viele haben nach dem backen mehr käselücke als käseoberfläche! ich tu immer mehr käse drauf, nur wenige pizzen haben das nicht unbedingt nötig. gegen den ausgeschwitzten fettteich drück ich dann gründlich küchenrolle nach dem backen oben drauf. nicht wegen gesund, sondern weil das fett sonst den mund so auskleidet und das geschmackserlebnis sehr negativ beeinflusst - vor allem salamifett ist dabei ganz übel, das zu reduzieren macht einen sehr großen underschied. die pizza iat dann halt plattgedrückt, aber TKP ist ja auch keine deko. vor allem bei TKP, die relativ direkt echte pizza nachahmt, macht sich eine prise oregano zum abschluss gut.
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  1593. that's not true, there are many reasons why a nuclear power plant could leak small amounts of radiation, typically in the form of radioisotopes of noble gasses. like what happened at three mile island.
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  1594. wehgetan hat eher die verwechslung mit der tierschutzpartei.
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  1595. that suicide attacks decrease thing is quite funny, but as far as I remember from the news, in the last couple of years of the occupation (after I think IS shifted to afghanistan somewhat when they were defeated in iraq and syria around 2017-2018) the taliban committed well under half of the suicide attacks. but much more than none, and of course you also get fewer IS bombings of girls' schools when you implement the IS policy demand to stop girls' education, which they so eloquently expressed with their bombings.
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  1596. we didn't lose. the US decided that they didn't want to play anymore, and the european allies were too scared to stand without the US even though we were unenthusiastic about abandoning afghanistan because of the negative repercussions for europe (mostly refugees, but also terrorism and loss of credibility). what was defeated was primarily the morale of the american public. the taliban were given the country because two US presidents chose to pander to the ignorance and americafirst attitude of the american people. our afghan allies and afghan progressives and liberals, and to a large degree due to new economic trouble the entire afghan people were sacrificed for US domestic politics. the lack of solidarity that the american left in particular has demonstrated in this has been shocking to me, even though I do not have high expectations for americans in general. I know it's normal for the US, but abandoning afghanistan is the most vile thing the german government has done in the 27 years I have been alive, as far as I'm aware.
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  1597. two types of russian bots in the comments: those promoting le pen, and those pretending to be the islamization of europe xD
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  1598. huh? that's not the question. people don't become cops because they were bullied, they become cops because the are bullies. the bully cops would all tell you that they weren't bullied, even if they were.
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  1599. the jumping back and forth in the way numbers are worded in english is pretty dumb. it's even worse in german, were the last two digits of a number (or number cluster in a long number) are always said in reverse - similar to thirteen, fourteen etc, but instead of changing to the more sensible twenty one, twenty two etc, it keeps going one-and-twenty, two-and-twenty. for example we would say 1,245,369 as one million two-hundred-five-and-forty-thousand three-hundred-nine-and-sixty (in written form the parts connected with the '-' are huge compound words with no spaces xD). I'm sure this causes a lot of confusion about numbers for people learning german.
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  1600. those ramjet missiles are awesome. the only thing even cooler are the ramjet artillery shells in development... that apparently use solid fuel, which is bizarre.
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  1601. what do you mean, poland didn't want to escalate? they didn't want to escalate by shooting down a russian missile in polish airspace??? I reckon they just weren't prepared to intercept anything, but if that had actually been the reason, that would be ridiculous. there is absolutely nothing ambiguous about every country's right to intercept any foreign cruise missile that enters its airspace without permission.
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  1602. naja, so richtig abschied war's nicht. eher wie ein erster tag im kindergarten.
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  1603. I like how that russian thought he was being cool with the Z while standing on third place next to the ukrainian on first place. xD
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  1604. wow, you could hardly have made it clearer than you did here that the intent of platforming trump was to pivot CNN towards appealing to moderate republicans. I regret to inform you: that's not as big of an audience as you seem to think it is.
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  1605. good topic, but not nearly enough about how they're actually made.
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  1606. I don't even think that racism is completely implausible, but imagine howbig of a deal this mother made out of this for her kids! she multiplied the amount of stress on them by 100!
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  1607. kyiv had the biggest massacre of the war. essentially the entire jewish population of the city, over 30.000, were executed by gunshots in a day and a half.
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  1608. I don't understand how y'all have such a hard time wrapping your heads around the fact that it's bad to call people crackers. it's not as bad as other racial slurs, but it absolutely is a racial slur, it does get used maliciously/genuinely hatefully, and it's ridiculous to claim that everyone who uses it is powerless. what an absolutely idiotic argument, can you just not play dumb please? also hasan is a disgusting person, I'm pretty sure he says things worthy of a 7 day ban daily.
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  1609. would be more realistic if there were just earbuds in the picture
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  1610. because between the extremely high natural immunity levels due to bolsonaro's idiocy and the extremely high vaccination levels in spite of it, brazil is probably in the top 5 most covid-immunized countries in the world. the netherlands are only competing in the "most angry at the virus" category.
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  1611. what we do know is that the chinese government covered it up.
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  1612. 3:42 whaaaaaat? HOW is that something you're not allowed to say? even interpreted uncharitably, that's more true than false, and very mild. and it's not about the special people.
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  1613. channel 4 uploaded a video yesterday (title: "israel vows to intensify bombing as second convoy arrives in gaza") that features a short interview with a brother in law of an unnamed woman also killed in the massacre and described as a peace activist ("one of the worst", he says, apparently about her being a peace activist), and the main thing that guy wanted to say was that he hopes "that we can do something similar to them". he's said to have been part of an unspecified defense against the massacre (kibbutz guard, I guess), and he complains about having had to see such terrible things, and his conclusion is that he wants "similar" revenge, not at all seeming to realise that he dishonours the memory of his sister in law by saying that in the context of being asked about her death. 🤮
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  1614. and there are plenty of other ways they knew, including having had written attack plans for about a year, and having troops at the border for weeks before the attack raise the alarm about what they believed to be preparations for a big attack to breach the border to the point that they were threatened with disciplinary action if they didn't shut up about it.
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  1615. pie smuggler al qaeda only started operating in iraq after the US invasion (saddam hussein was generally opposed to them), and then grew pretty big there, into a major anti-american insurgency. al qaeda in iraq became the islamic state in iraq which became ISIS and then fully split from al qaeda and is now a rival organization that makes al qaeda and its affiliates (like al nusra or whatever they call themselves now in syria, or al shabab in somalia) look moderate. currently, al qaeda mostly operates in yemen, and before the US invasion in 2001, they mostly operated out of afghanistan, but the members were almost exclusively saudis and other arabs, not afghans, and they were very much a separate organization from the taliban government of afghanistan. most of the modern sunni islamist militant groups including al qaeda and the taliban have their roots in a cold war US-supported saudi effort to create radical sunni islamist movements in other countries to create more sunni islamist states aligned with saudi arabia against shia iran and (particularly at that time during and around the 80s) the strong relatively secular baathist governments of iraq (under saddam hussein) and syria (under today's assad's dad) that had their own big plan for uniting arab countries (pan-arabism). for the US of course, supporting islamism served primarily as a way to create ideological opposition to the influence of atheistic communism, like with US support for mujahedeen in soviet-occupied afghanistan. the taliban in particular are a collaborative effort of two close US allies, saudi arabia and pakistan. during the soviet occupation of afghanistan, saudi arabia funded and influenced extremist islam schools for afghan refugees in pakistan, and the students of those schools became the taliban, "taliban" meaning "students". after they took over afghanistan for the first time, pakistan was their primary supporter (with pakistan and saudi arabia being the only states recognizing them as the legitimate government of afghanistan), and pakistan had at that time been for a long time a close ally of the US due to pakistan's opposition to india, which was heavily tied to the soviet union. since 9/11, pakistan has continued to take huge support from the US while pretty much straight up working against the US by supporting and sheltering the afghan taliban. pakistan's government and military also totally knew that bin laden was hiding in pakistan and protected him. more or less since the US killed bin laden in pakistan, US support for pakistan has gotten a little too embarrassing because the US was too obviously getting played, so it's been winding down. btw. pakistan also has pretty much an islamist parallel state within the state that's as insane as the taliban, pakistan just has better branding and kinda flies under the radar in terms of international public attention. I recommend reading some wikipedia about the case of asia bibi, shit's wild. pakistan is a nuclear-armed state teetering on the edge of becoming another islamic emirate (or rather a military junta-islamist coalition government). they also committed a genocide in bangladesh with US support I think in the 70s. they had a rape fatwa, the highest muslim clerics in pakistan explicitely endorsing the rape of bengali women by pakistani soldiers. that's how political islam rolls in pakistan.
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  1616.  @lordhinode3882  es sagt doch gar keiner, dass es keine almans im almanischen fernsehen geben soll. nur halt nicht 95%+ almans.
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  1617. 0:45 he's israeli military intelligence.
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  1618. the venezuelan opposition is pathetic
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  1619. 6:22 zeitenwende: totalversagen
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  1620. why is there ginseng in kentucky? is it established in the wild after being brought by chinese immigrants? it's not native to america, is it?
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  1621. for the nude one he actually painted her with teary eyes.
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  1622.  @voltekthecyborg7898  thanks, I appreciate the actually informed reply :)
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  1623.  @stefanschleps8758  I hear the recipes are rather bad. reminds me though of a website I found 15 years ago when I was playing with explosives... that would definitely not be on the clearweb today! xD they had recipes for like 20 different high explosives, and instructions for making your own landmines.
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  1624. pretty much only kherson is a likely candidate for ukrainian recapture in the south. the russians will hold the coast of the azov sea.
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  1625. pretty sure it just arrived. watch him make the "freezing" of parliament permanent: he already had all the MPs' immunity removed, so any trying to resist and assemble to govern in some way will be locked up and individually dismissed from parliament for their "crimes". then the MPs supporting the president will probably just resign to show their support and get new jobs, and there you go, there's no parliament anymore even though the president didn't dismiss it! no parliament, no prime minister, somebody's got to do the job, there's the president, there's no constitution because there's no constitutional court to enforce it-->that's a doctatorship.
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  1626. that cat is hilarious, including the fact that it sounds like a human meowing xD
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  1627. because of the factory faeming...that's almoat like hunting chickens and trying to compete with farmed chickens on the market.
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  1628. Danny Brandon mimimimimimi
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  1629. the question to ask this guy about the fall of kabul is whose decisions were responsible for the fact that there was no security zone around kabul or inside kabul beyond the airport grounds to facilitate evacuations and allow people inside kabul to get to the airport without passing through taliban checkpoints. THAT should have been the absolute last option to fall back to!
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  1630. on behalf of your kids: f you, start using condoms!
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  1631. 6:49 ostdeutschland
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  1632. sahra darf jetzt nicht mehr so oft
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  1633.  @Comm0ut  I see they don't teach humour in murca
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  1634. DW would 100% do that. all german media would.
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  1635. you know why.
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  1636. an auction house high profile enough to sell a sumerian clay tablet for $1.6m should be held criminally responsible for this sale.
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  1637. breslau and stettin, easy.
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  1638. the four year old is not the first american-israeli dual citizen released, she's the second. the first was one of the two old ladies released together over a month ago.
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  1639. 5:44 "there is a possibility of mistakes, as happenned with the aid workers with the world central kitchen" no worries, military forces are not part of i-country's targets, unlike aid workers. they were targeted because someone didn't get the memo that there was an "our guys" charity, so they treated them like other aid workers. when they see soldiers, they know that's "our guys".
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  1640. I wasn't around,but I could not believe the numbers in 2021 when canada got its new all-time heat record (in british columbia, west coast), and we also got a new european all-time heat record in sicily, and the canadian one was almost a degree HIGHER at 49.6°C (121°F). that was a very exceptional weather event for canada though. at least compared to the past, but quite probably not compared to the future.
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  1641. the feigned surprise about the cancellation in the intro is silly. cancellations in rocket launches are very normal, and this is a new rocket type, so more faults and more hesitancy are to be expected.
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  1642. yikes... I wonder who was the facebook content reviewer who shut down the christchurch shooting stream. that must have been pretty f*cked up.
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  1643. yeah, would have been good for CNN to mention the stroke thing just to tell viewers that having half your face paralyzed is something that you need to get checked out IMMEDIATELY. strokes are very diagnosable and very treatable nowadays, but only if you catch them early (like within 2-5 hours I think). a stroke is a blockage in the blood supply to some part of your brain, and if you don't get the blockage removed (dissolved) in time, you can get severe permanent brain damage from an event that could have had you walk out of the hospital just fine the next day if you had caught it earlier.
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  1644. emigration. it can't possibly have a use in fossil fuel extraction that can't be better served by i-country's own ports. it makes all the sense in the world for emigration.
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  1645. qmid the scandal? that's entirely redundant to mention, this is the catholic church!
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  1646. and that made sense in your head somehow?
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  1647. rare earths mining is infamous for causing much destruction and pollution with reltively little to show for (because the elements only occur in relatively small concentrations, so you need to mine or leech a huge volume of ground). that's going to be a very bad candidate then. all resource extraction industries have that issue to a degree, but rare earths much more than most. and they're largely right to protect forests, at least if they're primary forests. with such a small country, those could go very fast if you let them be cut down. they may not be seen as special in the neighbourhood of estonia, but if you compare the rest of the EU, most of it is very deficient in forests, and especially primary or even at all natural froests (as opposed to monoculture tree plantations of spruce or eucalyptus).
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  1648. I don't think she kept it from drifting at all ever. I think she charted a course with the most favourable currents and then just rowed slowly in the right direction. what I imagine might have been difficult is getting to exactly the port you want to end up at.
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  1649. "yes we can" - US police
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  1650. hast du bock auf eine milliarde flüchtlinge in den nächsten 30-50 jahren?
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  1651. english speakers can't even pronounce the israeli parliament's name. they always say "kenesset" instead of "knesset". putting a 't' and a 'b' together is probably a bit harder.
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  1652. war in europe in 2005? what war? georgia was 2008, was there still war in chechnya in 2005? are we calling chechnya european? or do you mean THIS war, and you mean 2015? yeah you probably should have known about the war in ukraine in 2015, it was big big news. the news has just simmered down a lot since 2016 or so, because the war looked very contained.
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  1653. well now you know, and that's the point.
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  1654. that's not how manslaughter works, but I reckon they had a duty of care to those patients.
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  1655. truly the most peaceful religion
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  1656. there's an irish wolfhound in my street, and one day when it came out of the door as I was passing, I actually thought from the corner of my eye that it was a horse.
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  1657. king charles is the most british man.
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  1658. •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen für unglaubwürdig erklären •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben
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  1659. reader beware of headass comments
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  1660. kinda shocking tbh
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  1661. it's a male, female bettas have short fins
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  1662. and spain has indicated that it wants to send those tanks since the summer!
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  1663. Sabrina Naime Marin the mood that caused you to verbally abuse this well-intentioned and inoffensive karen. she didn't even claim that the video was evidence of most cops being good and she didn't bring up god or some shit. so what really made you angry? :)
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  1664. I knew about this from kyle hill's channel, but I'm very happy to see the BBC and kyle collaborating on this. considering the huge view counts, this is a problem of some importance. BBC can reach some people with this that kyle can't, and kyle contributing to this report ensured the factual correctness and sensible focus that's often lacking when legacy media report on internet issues.
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  1665. I think olenna's kids are just barely old enough for movingthem to kramatorsk to be somewhat reasonable. for keeping younger kids in range of artillery, I have very little tolerance. having a wood oven in their home might not do them much good though if they need to hide in the basement.
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  1666. not true, body armour that stops most rifle rounds is widely available today. and nobody makes titanium armour, it's kevlar and ceramic.
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  1667.  @dirkdiggler3009  lol ok buddy, go back to watching RT
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  1668. he means that he wants a religious moral police like they have in iran or saudi arabia, but christian.
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  1669. goebbels-->apply standard english mispronounciation-->spell out mispronounciation-->gorbals 🤦
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  1670. covid isn't what bioweapons are like. it spreads too easily and isn't deadly enough. and if china had intentionally released it, they would have done it in a different country - not so much to be safer, but to reduce suspicion. wuhan would have been the last place to do it. there would have been no need for a coverup if they had just done it in a different asian country. no, it was an accidental lab leak because the WIV's safety standards were crap.
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  1671. LOL good luck with that. russia doesn't have nearly enough troops for that, you don't have enough troops for ANY major winter offensive. you need to conscript more right now, then you'll have enough after the spring rasputitsa. and you'll still not ever turn the war around again.
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  1672. bayraktar
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  1673. I don't think making it fit glock mags was of much practical concern.
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  1674. well, russia certainly has a reason to mine around the zaporizhzhia NPP, given the fact that ukraine made at least one attempt last fall at capturing the power plant with a large cross-river special forces assault directly against the power plant in order to capture it as a shield for a cross-river offensive bridgehead.
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  1675. that seems like an excessive security measure, it's not like hugging someone consensually is more dangerous than otherwise being right next to them.
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  1676. honestly if you're gonna be any kind of influencer, you need to be able to handle hate. it's just not preventable. what should be done are very severe and well-enforced punishments for doxxing. in my opinion, the act of doxxing alone should be charged as a terroristic threat and if any crime is committed by somebody else using the dox, the doxxer should definitely be charged as an accessory. as it is, the disparity between how inconsequential doxxing is to those who do it and how distressing it is to those who are targeted is unacceptable. people should be going to jail for this.
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  1677. rich people pay on credit, poor people pay in advance. elon musk for example avoids income tax entirely by getting all his income in stocks, and taking out loans against those stocks instead of selling them, so he has no income but a functionally infinite amount of credit.
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  1678. mu°°ering 14,000 kids is unacceptable.
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  1679. this sort of thing is pretty common knowledge. the issue is that humans generally have no empathy for people they don't know, or see it as optional.
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  1680. -hugs pregnant woman who was worried about the smoke "I'm sure that your help was so crucial in helping her" 🙄
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  1681. there was jewish resistance, particularly the jewish partisans in eastern europe, but this video is about a terrorist organization.
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  1682. to the brainlet who made the thumbnail: jinping is xi jinping's chinese equivalent of an english first name. xi is the family name.
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  1683. "I don't have a problem with america. it's a beautiful country. the people on the other hand..." - some comedian
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  1684. the milk lobby must have done some really crazy promotions in asia. that belief that kids grow tall by consuming dairy products (and that westerners are tall because of it) is super widespread in china, too. that's part of why when china had a huge scandal of melamine-poisoned milk products about 10 years ago, the resulting chinese demand for imported milk powder from better controlled markets in europe, the US, australia and new zealand was enormous, and led to supermarkets all over restricting sale amounts (because the chinese diaspora were buying all the milk powder they could get, to individually ship to china where it was worth much more).
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  1685. bin ich auch kulturschaffender, wenn ich ganz viele youtubekommentare schreibe? 🤔
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  1686. wtf is zelensky doing there? it would be incredibly ironic if milei sent money to ukraine! 😂
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  1687. props to whoever put the scary giant spider monster there, looming above everybody. xD
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  1688. 0:49 I don't think this guy knows what the word "inexplicable" means.
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  1689. also 1A koalitionspartner für AfD
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  1690. 5:51 the guy's facial expression reflects the experience of everybody watching this show with an open mind in 2.5 seconds
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  1691. himalayan salt is very moderately expensive (it's mined quite cheaply in very substantial quantities), and proper sturgeon caviar doesn't really have proportionally cheaper options. expensive fruit are a very specific japanese cultural specialty because of japanese traditions of giving fruit as gifts. extremely rich people giving gifts to extremely rich people WANT their gifts to be extremely expensive, and in japan, what they want due to tradition are extremely expensive fruit. the price has little to do with production costs or value, it's more the other way around that there is a demand for expensive gift fruit to fulfill at various levels of price absurdity that are entirely set by how much rich people WANT to spend to make a point, and then the fruit suppliers compete with one another and the very best fruit (officially, though unofficially I'm sure producers' personal connections and reputations play a role) are awarded the privilege of fulfilling the most expensive demand. it's not like last year the most expensive fruit cost $100k, but this year no fruit turned out as good, so the most expensive ones only sell for $20k. no, there still are the same buyers who want to spend $100k to demonstrate their wealth, and they'll spend that money on the best fruit of the year no matter how good the best of that year is. it's not like they'll be tasting it anyway, because they're buying them as gifts.
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  1692. paradiesische natur? NAJA
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  1693. our christian democrats (conservatives) in germany have been found to have shady deals with azerbaijan in recent years, too.
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  1694. the commonly accepted definition of occupation in international law is not a question of boots on the ground, but a high degree of control. the gaza blockade was generally determined to qualify as such.
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  1695. not exactly. even in places with very drinkable tap water, the vast majority of tap water is treated surface water (from rivers and reservoirs, preferably rather high upstream), whereas most, though by far not all, bottled water is minimally treated ground water. only few regions with exceptional access to ground water send that stuff through taps. however good tap water does indeed taste no worse than bottled water. where I live in germany, the tap water (treated surface water) is better than at least half of the bottled water. I have however been to other cities that chlorinate their water, and that stuff is NASTY. chlorination is what anyone who says that tap water tastes bad is complaining about. but much well-made tap water is not chlorinated, they can get by with UVC sterilisation among some other tricks.
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  1696. nur bares ist wahres
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  1697. given that guy's age and physique, I think he only got through the checkpoint because the IDF confirmed or believed that he was a BBC employee. they're separating other men from their families for no reason other than fitting the description not nearly as well as this guy. like all those fat 50 year olds in the underwear arrest footage. apparently that batch whose videos got released initially were mostly or entirely men israel collected by raiding one of the civilian shelter locations at a school or the like - hardly how one would find combatants!
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  1698. yeah kinda
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  1699. I just want to again express my appreciation for the fact that this person's name is reality winner. 👏
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  1700. damn I've never heard of this
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  1701. that german tiltjet fighter and also the german tiltjet bomber only mentioned tangentially here were clearly the best ones.
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  1702. kirchensteuer ;) der typ ist landesbischoff, der ist quasi adlig.
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  1703. it makes a lot more sense than putting the window cleaner in the museum
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  1704. bulleting board sounds like an american schools only thing.
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  1705. kennt ihr amerikanische berichterstattung über amerikanische kriegseinsätze? 80% der beiträge befassen sich ausschließlich mit dem zählen toter amerikaner und amerikanischen geldes. die kommen sich schon ganz weltoffen vor, wenn sie tote ausländer überhaupt erwähnen. naja, die deutschen medien faseln auch von "anschlag" (oder "schwerer terroranschlag" wenn man sich den springer-verlag antut) wenn eine komplett kampfbereite patroullie der bundeswehr in mali angegriffen wird.
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  1706. I'm sitting here wondering how you get from the initialism IIRIRA to the pronounciation "ira ira". that's not even the right number of syllables, what are you doing? :'D
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  1707. "this wouldn't be possible without electric cars" 100+ years of electric underground trains: at least the video is slightly critical, but it would have been worth pointing out that the system not only requires one driver per car, but is also moving a one ton battery no around with every car instead of using overhead wires or electrified rails.
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  1708. holy shit, how is there still a republican congressman this honest?
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  1709. the "fair hearing" in israeli military courts for stateless palestinians has a 99% conviction rate. the parallel justice system for israeli invaders that treats the occupied west bank as israeli territory, even though it's totally not annexed because that would make israel undeniably an apartheid state, has a 50% conviction rate.
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  1710. I'd say the fact that this dog exhibited those intense anxiety/PTSD symptoms for months afterwards shows it pretty well. that dog is not ok even at the end of the video.
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  1711. 6:25 that levered firing pin also strikes the cartridge at around twice the speed (depending on where the pivot point is) that it would if it was fixed in the bolt. maybe it made a difference to fire whatever ammunition they were using more reliably, or to combine reliable firing with a relatively controllable recoil?
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  1712. that's just absurdly horrible!
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  1713. 6:51 building israeli settlements in the west bank is ethnic integration? uuuuuuhm does ben seriously not know that those are fenced and guarded, and that israel seizes roads connecting them and bans non-israelis from using those roads in order to keep the settlers and the palestinians, you know, apart? does ben think that these are israelis just building houses in palestinian towns?
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  1714. are you joking?
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  1715. I feel like those hats used to be bigger
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  1716. I think with good regulation, including the vetting of the adoptive parents as for any other adoption, and the exclusion of exploitative for-profit surrogacy agencies, paid surrogacy should be legal. and it would probably make sense to give the birtth mother the unilateral right until the handover to withdraw from the deal and keep the child as her own... though she would then have to return the money, which would be a problem.
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  1717. I hope he has both doormen and other employees armed. gay clubs and bars are dangerous places, like mosques and synagogues. terror attacks against them are likely to increase.
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  1718. yes, and half of the other half is hashish that's in principle just as haram as opium.
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  1719. yeah I have seen bad english from BBC several times already.
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  1720. russia claims to have exactly that, it's called burevestnik. the thumbnail refers to it ("flying chrrnobyl"), I don't understand why it didn't make it into the video.
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  1721. oh hell no. at this point I'd rather see candy herself host TYT than ben gleib! why is he still here? are you scared of firing someone for i-country support?
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  1722. klimawas? aber aber china!
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  1723. any gardener can tell you that dropping seeds is not planting trees. seeds on the surface can only grow under very particular circumstances, and you don't normally have areas that have good enough growing conditions for seeds on the surface to grow where the problem is that they lack seeds. this is ecologic quackery.
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  1724. did you miss the recent muslim riots in bangladesh because somebody shared a picture of a quran resting on the knee of a hindu idol online?
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  1725. 2:18 britain is a bad choice to compare to french risk of death during police stops. britain is going to be an outlier by being one of few countries where most cops don't carry firearms. I'm sure that risk is still higher in france than in various other european countries, like germany, but you should have picked one of those for comparison. or, if your source only compares britain, not cite it at all because that's a BS source.
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  1726. 6:42 uhm that's not a hydraulic press, that'sa hand-cranked press. xD
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  1727. wooopsie we committed a little massacre! 🤗
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  1728. due to the undoubtedly increased security threat posed by surviving palestinians in the future, I believe the aim of the israeli political and military leadership is already set on expelling not just more or less all gazans, but also more or less all west bank palestinians (if they come under too much international pressure, they will instead seal off all remaining palestinian cities equivalent to how gaza had been). and then they intend to implement measures against palestinian citizens of israel ranging from surveillance and further reduced freedom of movement and habitation to mass internment and removal of citizenship. certainly israel is not thinking of occupying gaza like they occupy the west bank, it's thinking of the golan heights - where it expelled 95% of the population and eventually officially annexed the territory. the US is now the only country recognizing the annexation, another move like title 42 and the afghanistan handover undertaken by trump and not reversed by biden.
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  1729. that's horrifying.
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  1730. wow, imagine calling serbia your only peaceful neighbour...
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  1731. firstly, forging bronze is dumb. bronze is practically made for casting. secondly, I'm pretty horrified that these guys are not wearing eye protection when the master had an eye burned out by a hot bronze shard doing this exact same job. the master should get off his "back in the day" crap, and make everybody wear eye protection, he is being very irresponsible.
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  1732. fun fact: industrial processing of cassava causes severe environmental damage because of how much cyanide is released in wastewater, which can kill all sorts of aquatic or ground-dwelling animals (most of the cyanide in the roots is leeched out with water, and it really is a lot particularly with these big cassava roots used for industrial products).
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  1733. pumps are equipped with grinders. otherwise, the key is to maintain a fast enough flow, or sufficiently frequent periods of fast flow. and if people stopped flushing wet wipes and oil, that would make a huge difference
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  1734. armenia does have some big things going for it in terms of who's the good guy in this conflict today, including that armenia is a new democracy while azerbaijan is a moderately fascistic dictatorship, that azerbaijan and its active ally turkey are rather fond of the historic armenian genocide committed by the turks, and that the power differential hugely favouring azerbaijan makes it abundantly clear that only one side can plausibly by the current aggressor. it is however worth noting that in the 90s, when armenia, with real support from russia, was more powerful than azerbaijan (which had not yet gotten as rich from fossil fuels) committed many more war crimes than azerbaijan, and ethnically cleansed nagorno-karabakh of its azeri minority and territory surrounding nagorno-karabakh larger than nagorno-karabakh of its azeri majority (which was occupied until armenia lost the war few years ago). besides the general horribleness of those crimes against humanity, it is clear in hindsight that armenia laid the groundwork of today's azerbaijani aggression by ruthlessly overexploiting its temporary power advantage in the 90s, when they likely could have instead used the leveragethey held to create a compromise acceptable to azerbaijan. while the history of the conflixt between armenians and azeris goes back longer, practically all of the hatred of armenians held by azerbaijani people alive today stems from the real acts of savagery of armenia in the 90s. azerbaijan committed much of the same atrocities, but on a somewhat smaller scale for lack of ability, and the responsibility to deescalate and lead in establishing conditions for a just peace always lies with the more powerful side of a war (and today it lies with azerbaijan).
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  1735. any reasonable person adjusts the list of traffic rules they follow depending on whether police are in sight.
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  1736. kinda odd to see a covid vaccine news segment giving this much actually useful information. most fail to even differentiate between vaccines and treat a single shot of J&J as full vaccination.
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  1737. wear a pink shirt for the TV thing? BALLER
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  1738. there are actually a lot of bottles in germany, both glass and plastic, that somehow skirt around the pfand legislation. plastic oil and juice bottles, any cleaning agent containers, all glass wine bottles and jars etc... all aluminium beverage cans have pfand, but the steel food cans don't. there seems to be a trend that products less likely to be consumed outside of people's homes are less likely to have pfand - beers, water and lemonades usually do, whereas wine and juice don't. beverage cartons never do. I'd say what's most unreasonable are the different pfand amounts for different container categories, because they don't reflect the comparative effort in collecting them from the streets like some homeless people or poor elderly people do a lot - the cans pay by far the most, plastic bottles are in the middle, and the lowest pfand per piece is paid for the heavy glass bottles.
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  1739. more evidence of how dependable russia's promises of peace are... as if we needed any more after how the budapest memorandum turned out.
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  1740. the former "xinjiang guli" youtube channel becamw "tibet dingzhu" earlier this year. kinda interesting, except that they are extremely bad at content creation now and just do the same boring thing over and over again.
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  1741. the script sounds like the american writing it did actually think that 500m is the depth below ground. because that's the only way how mentioning a "depth" measurement in that specific general explanatory context makes sense. for "depth" to refer to a horizontal measurement, you need a reason to be viewing that minefield in a specific direction, you need to view it in its military runction as a dividing line to be crossed. that is not how these mine fields being cleared are approached, as they no longer are being fought over.
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  1742. is it just me, or is AMLO a huge disappointment?
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  1743. not so fun fact: a lot of those kids who look like babies are actually 4-6 years old. they've just never gotten enough nutrition to grow. their brain devlopment is very delayed also, so they don't act their age either. if they survive, they will always be small. that's also the reason why in some videos from afghanistan you can see some remarkably small adult taliban. those are the ones who were starving kids during the soviet-afghan war.
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  1744. he's just saying it for the suspense, he's not racing. the trip is planned out, he knows how long it will take. it could be however that they chose to go at a colder time of year because more snow emphasizes the altitude and looks more exotic to an australian audience.
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  1745. I'm not fluent in idiot units, and even I noticed that.
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  1746. he said jehovah!
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  1747. cringe. tiktok halt.
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  1748. E Smith grain silos can aerate the grain from below to dry it and prevent mold growth. if it blows hard enough, the grain pretty much liquifies.
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  1749. 2:25 interesting - that rifle has been deliberately spay-painted with yellow spots, the only reason to do this that I can think of is to serve the function of a uniform, distinguishing friend from foe. however a marked gun is less identifiable than various articles of clothing can be. perhaps the idea was to lose the visual identifier at some point by dropping the long guns and escaping among the victims, but then again, brightly-coloured beanies or the like would have been more identifiable and equally easy to get rid of. and though I haven't seen high resolution images yet, the attackers did not seem to be wearing anything as obvious as that. one could imagine even a choice to go for just the gun marking in order to have a moderately difficult to spot identifier, which the attackers may gain more advantage from because they would know to look for it from the start, whereas the security forces would struggle to communicate a discription like that among one another at all. if it is the case that this gun and others were the most visually identifiable parts of the gear of these guys, I would be very curious if such a semi-identifiable uniform feature is known to be part of any particular uuuh school of te°°orism, I guess.
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  1750. greetings from germany to upside down germany 🙃🇾🇪
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  1751.  @zoomeraygun1  a country shooting down a foreign cruise missile entering its airspace without permission can never be an escalation.
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  1752. THIS is why ukraine should have had the polish MiGs by now. the ukrainian airforce mostly can't contest the airspace over and near the areas held by russian ground forces, but they CAN deny the russian airforce opportunities to bomb central and western ukraine far behind the front lines. the polish offer to send the jets to ramstein for the US military to hand them over to the ukrainian airforce (presumably by having the ukrainians fly them out of ramstein) is a reasonable way to share the blame between poland, germany and america. poland is already taking the biggest risk because it's their planes, and they're closest to russia and ukraine. it's not reasonable to demand that they take all the blame by also doing the handover directly without other NATO countries showing their support for the operation. ramstein is an obvious choice of location because it's both militarily and politically extremely well secured - it presumably has plenty of top of the line missile defense systems around because it's the biggest european base of the US military and both ramstein and other bases near it have nuclear missile silos, and it's politically protected by germany being a very important economic partner of russia and america being the biggest threat to russia.
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  1753. selbstreflektiertester türke deutschlands
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  1754.  @pwn5047  estonia is a digital service economy, russia is a gas station that can hardly sell its fuel anymore.
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  1755. oh no.... you did NOT get lyin' zi°nist ben back on to talk about this, you have got to be kidding me! 🤡
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  1756. I think you mean that the congress in obamna's first two years needed to get it done.
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  1757. Nancy source please
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  1758. SlocketSeven walt disney wasn't the big pro-nazi anti-jewish american. disney cartoons mocked the nazis at least during the war, and disney was pretty good about employing jews. the big pro-nazi anti-jewish american was henry ford. as the author/publisher of the booklet series "the international jew" through his own antisemitic news/propaganda outlet, he was hitler's favourite american, and hitler had a portrait of him in his office.
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  1759. those people are probably just relatively unaware of and not interested in historical guns. you don't have to be trying to copy an old ammo type to nearly reproduce it, you can just start from some other cartridge and make this smaller and that bigger, and you're pretty likely to make something that happens to resemble a different ammo type that once existed. and really if you look at the rounds in the video, the 30 super carry looks exactly the same as the .32 ACP and less like the 7.65 french long.
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  1760. no, it has somewhat exited the general audience media reporting because it's no longer new. but it has found a lot of practical applications. the typical cheapest kind, using plastic, is typically only useful for making prototypes or replacement parts, since it can't economically compete with injection molding. 3D printing can however in principle be used to create shapes that are otherwise impossible to make in one piece by having complex hollow parts that would not be accessible to a cutting tool for subtractive machining and could not be molded because you wouldn't be able to remove the inner mold. and this becomes a technologically very interesting aspect of 3D printing if you have ways to 3D print very durable materials, like printing rocket nozzles complete with the fuel-preheating/nozzle-cooling fuel channels running around the outside by laser-sintering metal powder.
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  1761. and is what you're actually saying that you will start considering getting vaccinated against covid in 3-5 years? xD I can already tell you right now that the kids of mothers knfected with covid during pregnancy are in way more trouble than those of mothers vaccinated during pregnancy. of course you need to factor in the likelihood of you being infected in the future if you want to weigh the risks of infection vs vaccination, but in essentially all countries that still leaves vaccination as the safer option for all age groups.
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  1762. ...so I'm supposed to see this white guy as an indigenous australian?
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  1763. 0:14 the map has at least one error. morocco has sent T-72B tanks to ukraine.
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  1764.  @LunaticTheCat  yes, that seems like a possibility, but it would be a very strange change of heart.
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  1765. violence is a tradition everywhere.
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  1766. 19:00 ◉⁠‿⁠◉ 200.000 tabletten beschlagnahmt, 100.000 sind noch übrig...
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  1767. palestinians have a right to defend themselves.
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  1768. yeah, always seemed odd to me, I just figured that it exists because there are a lot of asians. in east asia, mask wearing never went away since sars-cov-1 (in 2003 or so). people continued to wear them mostly when they themselves had respiratory infections, which is what the emoji depicts. it's supposed to be a sick person.
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  1769. travis scott should go to prison for this, and so should some other people. we need to start holding performers accountable when their negligence causes crowd crushes, and this is a good time to start. travis scott has a history of very unsafe crowd management including inciting a riot and also telling people during a concert to overpower the security and storm the stage. in fact this guy has enough of a history with this that it would be reasonable to sue the concert venue and the city for even hosting him. it's obvious that he doesn't care about other people. heneeda to see consequences for himswlf. he MUST be put on trial, and he ought to be locked up.
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  1770. I'm sticking with the pessimistic interpretation that if there is substantial support from the i. government for this port, and it does seem that way, the most plausible explanation is that it is meant to become an emigr°tion port. by far the most substantial thing that can be achieved with any kind of docking option for ships that i. could not otherwise achieve at least as easily through the land crossings to it and to egypt or with i.'s own ports (those certainly make much more sense to base gas exploration out of, they're all close enough you know?) is that it can enable g°°° residents to be "voluntarily" removed to any number of countries around the globe without first stepping into i. or egy°°ian jurisdiction that might technically entitle them to claim as°lum in eg°°t or gain legal grounds to protest their f°rced transportation onward, if only to cause paperwork. if a pier is built in g°°° originally by the US and UAE to receive aid, and eventually some other country like the democratic republic of congo totally unprompted and out of humanitarian concern begins to offer g°°°n residents non-starvation-guaranteed trips to low mort°lity c°mps in the DRC, then that means that people are leaving while eg°°t and i-country can just refer any questions about it to unaware&uninvolved esq. that would be a very substantial win as far as i-country is concerned.
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  1771. sure, russia has made A LOT of false claims. they claimed on day 2 or 3 of the invasion that they had eliminated all ukrainian airforce and air defense assets. what I found particularly funny was one list of russian claims of destroyed ukrainian equipment that listed that ukraine had exactly one bayraktar left out of like 15-25. you know, so that the russian claim couldn't be disproved by the next bayraktar strike. xD
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  1772. Salmat T no.
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  1773. that title is not at all representative of what you quoted her saying there.
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  1774. 8:44 "if only the führer knew" is a joke in germany xD
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  1775. bringing kids to some types of protests can be ok, but not to protests that provoke violent confrontations. running at riot police carrying babies is insane.
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  1776. they're burying artificial petroleum? that's the goofiest shit I've ever heard! for wood chips in particular, there is a simpler and cheaper option: make charcoal (usually referred to as "biochar") and bury it by mixing it into agricultural soil. charcoal has a lot of potential for soil improvement through its spongy consistency and large surface area that's popular with soil microbes and plant roots, and it remains inert as carbon for hundreds to thousands of years depending on the depth of the layer (it might be decomposed slowly at the surface). integrating charcol into soil was used traditionally by some indigenous farmers in south america, with the result that you can now find the places where they used to live based on the fact that the general area only has humous layers of a few centimeters due to the tropical climate not building much soil (lack of an autumn season does not produce yearly flushes of leaves that would then be notentirely decomposed over the winter in temperate climates) but the old settlements have humous layers up to a few meters thick, and the soil is still great for agriculture. traditionally, that soil also contains pottery shards and a lot of human shit-based compost, but that stuff doesn't have to be copied directly, the interesting part is the way charcoal is very suitable for bulking up highly fertile soil. particularly in places that are short on fertile soil (many tropical regions where farming is done by slash and burn because of the low soil fertility), charcoal soil building could both sequester carbon quite well (more permanently than in trees), and also be directly economically beneficial by producing long term agriculturally usable land.
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  1777. wer einen linksrutsch will, muss linke wählen, nicht gazprom schröder 2.0.
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  1778.  @shortcomediesafricapaul8401  every party in every conflict is responsible for its own actions.
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  1779. young obamna wtf
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  1780. I've seen in spelled new york before. it is apparently intended to be named "new york", for whatever reason. "niu york" is just the reverse transcription from cyrillic.
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  1781. 70% is absurd. anything over 20% is absurd. something like 5-10% would be reasonable.
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  1782. I guess it's mostly that people feel too awkward about handing over animals to shelters and such. that's why a lot of places have special drop-off boxes for people to give away human babies with no questions asked (the idea is that it's better to make that "too easy" than to make parents keep babies that they really don't want). at least the old cardboard box method for puppies and kittens makes some effort to increase the animals' chances of being found and decrease chances of getting run over.
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  1783. that sounds pretty highly unlikely to have happened, except maybe in north africa. and you don't survive being inside a tank blowing up, and then wake up outside of it.
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  1784. sorry, but nobody would fire a shot for taiwan. it would receive significantly less support than ukraine, both because the invasion would be less threatening to relevant western powers, and because the prospect of fighting against and stopping trade with china is far scarier still than it is against russia. it's quite absurd to look at what's happening in ukraine and still think that taiwan would get an actual military intervention.
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  1785. youtube's rules prescribe labelling of AI-generated content, and for other things in need of labelling, pinned comments are generally not considered sufficient. they have yet to figure out the enforcement, but you should start putting an annotation text in the video whenever there is a robot voice. and alsp if you don't, and you use these special features to imitate old recordings and foreign accents, that does come across as deceptive because it seems like you're trying to fake a real recording.
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  1786. I think you're being too pessimiatic and shallow here. I do think that the revolution needs to get more violent (at least some barricades and occupying buildings), for example by involvement of kurdish militias. but your assertion that basically only military dictatorship can result because of the big power of the revolutionary guard corps both ignores all civilian organisations that you just aren't aware of because you're being very shallow here, and more obviously the fact that the revolutionary guards and the regular military really are very separate entities, and the regular military is three times as big. if anything, itwould be the regular military taking the country through support from the people against the IRGC and the islamic government. the iranian people are VERY eager to get rid of their government, and they have been for a long time. the fact that they keep trying in such huge numbers despite failing repeatedly proves this. they need to make more of their numbers by not just getting chased by police, but they absolutely have the numbers.
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  1787. "it starts making exploding sounds" xD what do you mean by using methanol to keep warm? that stuff is way more expensive than normal heating methods even at the highest price points reached this winter.
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  1788. kulturelle aneignung bezeichnet nicht jede art von kultureller diffusion, sondern speziell die übernahme markanter kulturgüter durch dieser kultur fremde personen wenn diese kulturfremdheit bzw. nichtzugehörigkeit zur ursprünglichen gesellschaftlichen gruppierung wie z.B. eine ethnie für den aneigner besonders nützlich bei der verwendung jenes kulturgutes ist. vor allem bei kommerzieller nutzung die den menschen im ursprünglichen kulturkreis nicht oder weniger zugänglich ist, und wenn durch eine aus der aneignung gewachsene popularisierung der kulturelle ursprung verdeckt wird und das ausgangskulturgut neben den nachahmungen nicht mehr wahrgenommen wird und der "beklaute" kulturkreis und kulturschaffende menschen in diesem kulturkreis deshalb weniger chancen haben, positive aufmerksamkeit zu generieren, dann wird kulturelle aneignung bemängelt. typische amerikanische beispiele sind: -die übernahme des in den 50ern neuen schwarzen musikgenres rock 'n' roll (abspaltung des alten schwarzen genres blues) und sofortige marktdominanz weißer musiker (besonders elvis, und sowohl durch ihn als auch durch andere sehr oft direkte übernahme von songs mit lizensierung von legaler abzocke bis hin zu einfachem klau ohne absprache), da schwarze musiker als nur sehr begrenzt salonfähig behandelt wurden und vergleichsweise überhaupt kein geld verdienen konnten. -das tragen typisch schwarzer frisuren wie dreadlocks und cornrows durch weiße menschen als modeerscheinung ohne negative konsequenzen, während das tragen dieser frisuren durch schwarze oft negativ bewertet wird, als unsittlich, unsauber, unintegriert, fremd, oder "gh°tto" und somit zeichen von armut, kriminalität, oder schlechter bildung. an schulen und arbeitsplätzen mit dress code sind oder waren oft speziell und primär solche schwarzen frisuren verboten. im kontext dessen und teilweise jahrhundertealter nutzung von frisuren als politisches statement (ist mindestens bei dreadlocks der fall) kommt das tragen solcher frisuren durch weiße tendenziell respektlos und ignorant rüber, und in manchen fällen in kombination mit bestimmten kleidungsstücken, nachgeahmten sprechweisen und solariumbräune tun sich auch leute regelrecht als schwarze verkleiden (in den USA wird der begriff besonders weitgreifend verwendet, also man muss bei weitem nicht afrikanisch aussehen). das geht dann aber über den rahmen des begriffes "cultural appropriation" hinaus.
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  1789. the point is for the soldiers to not be executed and for the civilians to not be raped and deported to siberia. all of these people would be assumed by the russians to be the worst of their enemies. they have to expect the worst treatment that the russians have dished out, which is torture, rape, and murder. they are holding out in hope for a full or partial evacuation to ukrainian-held territory.
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  1790. finding new gas fields doesn't affect the gas price immediately because it would take like a year to get that gas to the market. and finding gas domestically doesn't necessarily affect domestic prices much, depending on how connected the country is to the global gas market. currently, we have a global gas shortage that's at least partially based on very low gas reserves in europe and fears that a russia/ukraine war will cut off europe from russia's gas supply, at which point europe would try to buy gas everywhere else at inflated prices, such as LNG from america. we still have gas in europe, we're just paying a lot more for it and driving a global gas price increase that others can't afford.
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  1791. huh? why are those truck drivers still waiting? do they think that if there's enough of them for a long enough time, the policy will be reversed for them? and if nigeria was properly serious about posturing to invade, then the nigerian army would make all of those trucks turn around and leave the planned area of military operations as well as any area that could plausibly be used by the nigerian army, in order to obfuscate where it actually would attack. therefor, clearing all major border crossings of traffic jams to free the roads for potential military vehicle deployment would be definitively correct and necessary.
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  1792. argentina's claim over the falklands is absolutely deranged. of course it's problematic for britain to have these remnants of imperial possessions across the globe given its brutal history. but the falklands have NEVER belonged to argentina, that's an absolutely ridiculous claim. they belonged to britain long before argentina existed, and were pretty much uninhabited (only used by european whalers I think). the current inhabitants of the falklands have held votes, and they always have supported and continue to overwhelmingly support staying with britain - because argentina sucks as a country compared to britain. the falklands war was an attempt by a brutal dictatorship to conquer territory from a democracy. it was in no way a return to a previous state, argentina's only claim to the falklands is the proximity. that's not how sovereignty works, you can't just claim territory because it's close to your country and you think you can take it against the will of the people who live there. it's embarrassing that argentinians still cling to this horrible idea. grow the fuck up, find something better to work towards and be proud of!
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  1793. yes, same for pine resin. what's even better, at least for getting off the last traces, is that sort of hand washing paste with the saw dust in it that's made for people who get motor oil and soot and such off their hands. alternatively, you can get the last traces off by washing with soap, water and alcohol at the same time (combining soap with as much alcohol as possible). that's how I deep-clean the brushes I use for violin varnish, which is resins in alcohol.
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  1794. dr. oetker>wagner
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  1795. pffft we haven't even had a cube yet
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  1796. nobody is comparing russia's pathetic little protests to protests in democratic countries. we're comparing them to countries like iran and belarus. or to russia before ~2016.
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  1797. und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind, dann buddeln sie noch heute. die leute vom stern sind jedenfalls froh, dass DAS jetzt das berühmteste tagebuch sein soll! 😬
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  1798. that is some incredibly low effort running.
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  1799. do curly tailed lizards keep their tails up like that to look like scorpions? also aren't they an invasive species?
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  1800. WTF mitsubishi?
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  1801. I think neta°°°hu has an actual psychiatric issue that produces a compulsion to express disrespect towards and insult his foreign allies, akin to george santos' pathological lying. to one degree or another, it is common among that country's politicians, but I think the fish rots from the head down in that regard, it's probably a matter of netan°°°u having greatly shaped the style of political messaging.
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  1802. real men aren't insecure about peeing sitting
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  1803. i. is the narcissist among nations - rules for thee but not for me!
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  1804. the french were treated moderately well by the nazi occupation, compared to other nazi occupations. the general attitude of soldiers towards civilians was probably more that they were very into checking papers rather than into shooting on sight. for most of the occupation, german soldiers could expect to face some limited accountability if they committed crimes against french people, and only in the final years did the germans introduce the random mass execution policy of retribution against partisan actions that they had been using in the east from the beginning (the typical quota was to shoot 50 civilians for one german wounded by partisan actions, and 100 for one german killed - many more in retribution for officers like heydrich).
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  1805. sure, doesn't hurt to offer the TV crew your horse for sale! xD
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  1806. Charles the video consists almost entirely of clips of the guy knowingly doing things to the cat that the cat hates, and both humans laughing about antagonizing the cat and not recognizing that THAT is the problem. that's not negated by the fact that it's not actually a very difficult cat and does occasionally put up with the guy despite his demonstrations of untrustworthiness. if an animal doesn't like you, try to stop doing things to the animal that the animal doesn't like. very simple. by showing respect, you earn trust. these are fundamentals of how to interact with animals, and it's quite embarrassing that they are not universal cultural knowledge when pet ownership is so common. it's shocking even how many dog owners are unaware of how to communicate with their pets and show them respect. I think it might actually be slightly better with cats because a bigger percentage of cats actively enforce their personal apace and communicate clearly enough for ignorant humans to understand when they want to be left alone- which of course idiots interpret as a defect in the animal, when in reality they are treating animals in ways that none should be, and only the most tolerant animals put up with. since you beought up projection: that's what these ignorant people do. they enjoy touching, grabbing and joyfully screeching at animals and project that enjoyment onto the animals, pretending that they like it too instead of trying to understand and respect what the animals really feel.
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  1807.  @jeffreyoneill6439  american money isn't metric, it's just decimal. having non-decimal money is absolute lunacy.
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  1808. it already is
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  1809. ​ @ovencore2549  there's a lot of money to go around in racing.
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  1810. I didn't hear "the land of the home and freedom reigns", I heard "the land of the home and freedom brains"!
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  1811.  @cagdas135  stop slandering hummus, hummus is good and was invented by the state of israel. as opposed to khamas, which is bad... and also invented by the state of israel.
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  1812. if it didn't kill any pilots during the tests, then it didn't live up to the 99 remaining percent of nicknames.
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  1813. whether a department getting featured on "cops" would benefit or harm its reputation all depends on the starting point, I suppose. maybe if you're greensboro PD you don't want to be on "cops", but you probably do if you're aurora PD.
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  1814. 2:59 fun fact: the dark seeds the hamster is eating are cannabis. it's common as birdseed, too. healthy oils, allegedly. taste nasty though.
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  1815. Ariel Titurel I think it's more likely that she didn't know because it would be easier to give it to her secretly than to convince her to be ok with it. knowing that ahe's cheating could hurt her performance, it wouldn't be worth it to tell her.
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  1816. against what?
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  1817. musk is not an engineer, or any kind of inventor. he's an investor and CEO.
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  1818. big props to the family for finding the pig a better home even when she was still so tiny and adorable! it must have been hard giving her away so fast, but that sanctuary farm is the best place for her and joining the other pigs young and growing up with them was ideal. they genuinely put the animal's needs first.
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  1819. your guy addressing the president as "his excellency" instead of "your excellency" is kinda cringe. xD you didn't do a good job addressing the issue of wagner being paid in the form of mineral rights. the problem there is not that they are being paid, it's that they are being overpaid to an absurd degree. wagner has mining operations (mostly gold and diamonds) in the central african republic estimated to generate a billion dollars in yearly profit, and they have gained those as payment for deploying just a few hundred wagner personnel as presidential guards, military instructors, and probably strategists and intelligence support. these african leaders claim to be siding with wagner to free africa from western commercial exploitation, but the deals wagner makes are even more lopsided. they are demanding the right to take huge amounts of national resources as payment for protecting the political elite. and while they're doing that, they're free to ra** and murder, and reportedly kidnapping children to make them work in their mines.
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  1820. it's been normal. this guy only killed 5 people, that happens like once a week in the US.
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  1821. I just discovered you because fausch bad, but you are very funny. also your head is extremely round viewed from the front and very unround viewed from the side... nevermind, forget that I said that
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  1822.  @HanSolo__  oh for sure he is. he has a heavy accent, but relative to the norm good vocabulary and flow, and excellent grammar. as an eastern bloc citizen of his age, he would typically have had no or hardly any english classes at school, they all learned russian as the first foreign language instead. his english skill would stand out less among EU parliament representatives, but for a national politician, it's rather unusual. of course scandinavians and dutch don't count, they're always on another level for second language english. apparently it has alot to do with the usual english language (mostly american) movies and TV shows only getting subtitles there, whereas most other european countries make lots of dubs. even though they almost always suck.
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  1823. I think the people disagreeing are the weird ones.
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  1824. I'm not particularly fond of the guy, but he certainly does use his jew card to the fullest. xD
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  1825. let's be real, the only thing tussia is ready for is losing the war:
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  1826. the guy did make a mistake - he failed to treat the cop like a dangerous animal when he tried to turn his back on him and walk away.
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  1827. what would that achieve? china is going to take taiwan in a week with no other military firing a shot. retroactive finger-wagging won't do anything.
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  1828. that title is pretty much the opposite of what the guy actually said in the interview. 🤦 he said that it has been revealed that putin always was a KGB agent, that the democratic politician putin was just an act.
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  1829. she clearly got that talking point from some conservative action group
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  1830. I'm kinda digging the africans-think-military-dictatorship-is-liberty-now schtick. how's the weather in saint petersburg? or if you actually are african, how is the sheet metal helictopter development coming along?
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  1831. the prosecutor who charged the victim for meth possession based on THAT operation needs to face consequences, too.
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  1832. now the dog is gonna eat epoxy.
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  1833. A poem for Putin: The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was.
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  1834. he really didn't betray the soviets any more than they betrayed him. his army was left for dead, they begged for help or permission to retreat for weeks and were told to just starve and die.
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  1835. naja, was die grünen runtergedrückt hat war weniger die schlechte kanditatenwahl als die anti-grüne meinungsmache in den meisten medien inklusive öffentlich rechtlichen. die baerbock-"skandale" waren komplett irrelevant und albern, wurden aber in den medien größer aufgeblasen als all der dreck, den scholz und laschet am stecken haben. das gleiche hätte man mit habeck als kandidat gemacht.
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  1836. did you see the one k esset member's speech a week or so ago who said that it makes her proud to imagine that in 80 years from now (holoc°°st reference), people will remember "what the j°°s did" today?
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  1837. calling an islamic jihad leader an activist is pretty goofy.
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  1838. 4:33 "to understand the timing of the creation of the bilderberg group is to understand what WW2 was really about" wow, you're not just quoting david icke, you're actually letting him really get into the antisemitism! is AJE under new management or something? this is shockingly bad!
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  1839. Louis Clave yeah, definitely took me way longer to google than to guess and I still don't know much more. it's a ban on incense products from vietnam and china to help indian incense producers.
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  1840. "ISIS-K" is a really annoying name, just call them "ISK" because the second "IS" does not apply! -.-
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  1841. how are you assessing how much MLRS they have used? I have seen at least one video that I think was a CNN news report from the russian side of the border with multiple rocket salvos flying overhead.
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  1842. @William James Sidis israel had multiple wars for decades before everybody started voting so far right, so no. israel's threat of war has decreased dramatically, and its oppression of palestinians has increased.
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  1843. *IPCC einmal dem UN-generalsekretär zuhören würde auch schon helfen
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  1844. if he made an appearance days after he was reported missing, that greatly increases the odds that he is missing voluntarily andnot victim of any crimes, because it almost certainly means that he originally went missing voluntarily.
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  1845. ich hab scholz schon stundenlang am stück zugehört... also gefühlt.
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  1846. keine halben sachen
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  1847. poor husband, she's giving the dogs treats for being loud 🙄
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  1848. Hanzala Omar I see a nerve has been hit.
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  1849. the inhalation is probably the worst, besides risk of falls qhile carrying, but did you see the guy stand in the acid lake to wash the sulfur? 😬
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  1850. I like how the bagging machine at the end measures two kilos by just stamping out the right length and shape.
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  1851. I don't know who this hamas is, but do they condemn khamas?
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  1852. 1:44 she's sick of her alcoholic son! xD
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  1853. 90%+ of german lawyers don't livein villas. it's not really a get rich quick job, at least around here.
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  1854. there is no such thing as a non-binding UNSC resolution. it's just an invention the americans came up with to in effect still block the resolution. or it may have been an is°°°li idea, particularly since the main difference to the regular veto actually is that the UNSC gets disrespected, whereas the veto would have been playing by the rules and thus signaling respect for the institution. maybe that's why the americans are claiming confusion over bibi's trip cancellation in response to the non-veto - bibi suggested it and is now pretending that it's a bad thing! xD
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  1855. I bet the factory that made the original wood furniture didn't even have abrasives fine enough to produce that finish.
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  1856. 17:20 several EU countries have also after 2014 continued to bend and break sanctions banning the export of military weapons and components, both dual use and single use, to russia. the top offender is probably france, but I bet germany meanwhile continued to provide very substantial support to russia with continued export of manufacturing machines and related technology. they continued exporting so much worse stuff that my guess would be that riot weapons export probably wasn't even banned, but simply excluded by being police rather than military equipment.
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  1857. no t isn't, it's definitely not in any textbooks yet.
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  1858. of course they are getting scammed. they're bottom level resource extraction workers in a third world country. mica itself is not anywhere near as expensive as beauty products though. it actually has a lot of large scale industrial applications.
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  1859. peace? oh, the irony
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  1860. typisch großer bruder
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  1861. wrong president but ok
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  1862. yeah, that wasn't funny at all, that's animal cruelty.
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  1863. with a salafist beard
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  1864. I feellike the degree of inequality in living conditions between US prison really ought to be examined for its legality. itis clearly being used to make the time inside worse for some and better for other inmates, and I don't think that there's a legal basis for this.
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  1865. me, a lockpicking lawyer viewer: are those master locks I see? 🤭
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  1866.  @petermuller608  are you just being optimistic for the future, or how do you mean that? kamikoto is a scam.
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  1867. pro-israel meinst du?
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  1868. Sabrina Naime Marin are you doing ok? why the mood? <3
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  1869. 2:34 I'm sick of family members talking about how the young people who committed suicide were "happy". that's so ignorant! even her suicide note clearly states that she has hated life and been disappointed by people for a long time. no, grandma, she wasn't happy.
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  1870. nee, scholz heißt nur der von der SPD. du meinst laschet.
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  1871. he was on a homicidal rampage, he attacked other random people before and after, too.
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  1872. thanks for another demonstration of nancy pelosi being too old for this job.
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  1873. he's using his hands, he can switch it back and he hears what it sounds like.
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  1874. der bauernverband arbeitet für großbauern. besonders guttzu haben für sachen wie "ist zwar tierquälerei, aber noch so 20, 30 jahre müssen wir das dulden, als übergangsfrist".
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  1875. I'm pretty sure she understands, they killed her mother when she was 12 or 13.
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  1876. die cookies
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  1877. new zealand is freer than australia because they have been taking sufficiently effective covid control measures. all you people calling for less control are making it worse by necessitating much longer lockdowns and such while also getting people killed or long-term disabled.
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  1878. Hodor_Holdor_Buy and Holdor ich hab gehört, olaf scholz biete neue impulse aufgrund seiner regierungserfahrung... 🤔
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  1879. YES it's finally egypt! :D
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  1880. "he has to see all this through that babyface" DUDE! uncalled for! xD
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  1881. that's ever so slightly ironic, coming from an israeli.
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  1882. Amy Petty I know a german who lives in israel and says that there are palestinian shop owners who cheerfully greet him with "h*il h*tler" because they know he's german. they probably think that they're demonstrating good knowledge of history...
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  1883. I'm from germany and had never heard of salted butter until I visited denmark, where people have never heard of unsalted butter.
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  1884. no, of course not xD
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  1885. verden is not verdun. verdun is in eastern france, verden (pronounced fehrden) is in northern germany
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  1886. die frau sieht schon aus wie putin 👌
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  1887. eritrea has INDEFINITE military service. all men and women may be conscripted at or after age 18, and the army just keeps them however long they want, often a decade or longer.
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  1888. never again 1945-2023 😢
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  1889. sag noch mal "harte drogen", welke! vielleicht krieg ich dann ja angst!
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  1890. in a town called sinzig, 12 disabled people in an assisted living facility drowned because nobody told them to leave their rooms and go higher up in the building. the flood reached well into the first floor, they were sleeping on the ground floor.
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  1891. I think this case may actually be a turning point towards more social awareness that some women are sexual predators, too. the percentage of women among child predators may be as low as 10%, but those 10% have long been able to use the societal perception that there are no female predators to gain people's trust simply by being women. that's the whole reason why maxwell worked for epstein. female sexual predators can do plenty of harm even if they don't have a penis.
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  1892. it's called alkali metals reacting with water and producing metal hydroxide, hydrogen gas, and heat. it's chemistry though
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  1893. why are you thinking of adoption when she still has parents? that's not a solution, that's kidnapping.
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  1894. TRUE
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  1895. on the plus side, the combination of far lower than expected current gas prices, and very high prices for fresh vegetables, probably has been great for some british greenhouse farmers who decided to gamble on growing a winter crop.
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  1896. moskau ist untergegangen 😁
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  1897. asean bidean
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  1898. 4:23 "for the first time in 23 years, we will have an honest and democratic election" LOL as if they had those during soviet times!
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  1899. jeltzin und gorbatschow waren vor allem für den westen besser.
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  1900. andrew s. thompson
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  1901. 4:52 the ethiopians hated rear sights and removed them? uuuuuhm what? 🤯
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  1902. kim jong un ist 10 jahre lang in der schweiz zur schule gegangen.
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  1903. just wait until the zambians reveal their secret progress in space exploration!
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  1904. so you're saying that they want to come to europe?
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  1905. aufm thumbnail sieht kurz blasser, dünner und jünger aus als böhmi... oh-oh!
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  1906. 1:15 der panzerbär dei panzerfaust ✓
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  1907. Ingo Knito ich glaub die war einfach genervt davon, dass der neben ihr rumgezappelt hat wie beim fußballspiel.
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  1908. true, but I don't think that's a wild bear.
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  1909. soot is particularly convenient because it's extremely dark and absorbs the heat much more than just about every surface that it's on. like how laser hair removal works best on pale-skinned people with dark hair.
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  1910. there already are commercially available electric tractors
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  1911. viele leute werden auch nicht rechnen, sondern vermuten, dass sich auto fahren jetzt mehr lohnt, weil sie viel vom tankrabatt gehört habwn. oder sie wollens nutzen weil sie meinen, dass sie was geschenkt kriegen, so wie wenn angebliche preisrabatte auf anderen produkten stehen.
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  1912. SuWoopSparrow I'm talking about a potential scale of use that would mean a big increase of well-paid exports for this company and others like it. that does not necessitate a complete remodeling of america. ;)
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  1913. naja, man muss schon irgendwie aufmerksamkeit herstellen, um ein angebot unter die leute zu bringen.
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  1914. hey DW, planthoppers are not grasshoppers. as far as insects go, they are very highly unrelated (different orders). you should have people in charge of reports like this who know better than to just change the names of species like that...
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  1915. in today's world of industrial agriculture and food processing, nobody should still be subsistence farming with primitive methods. that is the underlying problem of pretty much all famines - subsistence farmers don't eat if they don't grow enough food, and they have no money to buy anything because they often eat most of what they grow and don't earn money because they normally don't need to spend money to eat, because they grow their own food. they are largely disconnected from the world economy, and they work very hard to grow and process just enough of basic foods that could instead be grown and processed industrially for almost no cost, and sold to them cheaply if they did even slightly economically viable jobs (and on top of food, they could be able to afford various modern products, medicine, and education for their children). they work hard to make almost nothing, and if the weather turns out bad for a year, they starve or become refugees.
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  1916. well, cody did also get in trouble for making that yellow cake. I think it's not on youtube anymore and the stuff got confiscated by the FBI.
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  1917. germany has 30,000 US troops, who are not subject to german laws and law enforcement but US laws and military police, who patrol with the german police in areas frequented by americans (honestly pretty unbelievable that this arrangement has endured, I would have expected it to be ended in the 90s). germany has america's biggest air base in europe (ramstein) and headquarters of the US military's european command (stuttgart), which covers the territory from the west coast of greenland down the middle of the atlantic to the eastern shore of russia and including turkey along with europe. so all US military operations relating to the ukraine war are run through bases in germany. which btw. are generally locally known for reckless environmental pollution, poisoning surface and ground water with all kinds of nasty.
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  1918. I see corgi and collie
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  1919. so that glass IS on a part that you can just slide off?
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  1920. whether that's ok for the animals depends on how compliant they are by nature. some animals will learn to just immediately turn around when the hear a beep, but if an animal decides "fuck you I won't do what you tell me", it could end badly with the animal outside of the fence, getting shocked a lot, and deciding to run away instead of turning back. then what? the shocks aren't going to bring the animal back. I suppose the device would probably send an alert to the farmer to immediately go get the animal, but in the meantime, either the animal keeps getting shocked, which is pretty mean and may keep it trying to run away, or the shocks stop, but then the animal may learn that it can break through the fence to reach feed outside. maybe the device should be programmed to keep beeping when outside the fence, but only shock again if the animal moves farther away from where it's supposed to be, but also not when it's running?
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  1921. that was a woman saying that obama was a muslim during some TV town hall audience Q&A or something
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  1922. ben gleib could tell us all about it.
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  1923. still better than somebody stealing somebody else's photos and videos to use or catfish scams, which is super common. in fact, it's probably currently being automated by AI.
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  1924. it's a war and supplying anything is hard, but in principle, sourcing FFP2/N95 masks shouldn't be as difficult as a lot of other stuff now since covid, and those would help with most of the inhalable dangers (mainly asbestos and general silicosis-causing dust, dust and solid combustion products of toxic substances like lead paint, and I think probably also a good amount of soot). with 9/11 the dust situation was particularly bad in the sense that the lack of protection and false claims about harmlessness of the dust were completely unnecessary and negligent, since it was obvious to anybody you could possibly consider an expert to ask that the likelihood of serious health impacts from prolonged unprotected inhalation was high, and since the attack was so localized, supply routes to bring in protective equipment would have been completely open. if I'm not mistaken, the towers themselves were built with a whole lot of asbestos, which would have been easy enough to find out and also reasonable to just assume based on when they were built, since that was when asbestos was seen as an excellent and cheap construction material. actually, now that I think about it, ukraine definitely has A LOT of asbestos in buildings, too. the asbestos industry was huge in the soviet union and still is pretty huge in russia. russia has a town called asbest because mining it is all they do there.
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  1925. yeah the iron dome part is super easily explained. itis physically impossible to load missiles into israel's iron dome launchers as fast as hamas was firing rockets (even subtracting all the ones that don't happen to fly towards a populated area)
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  1926. "built as a deterrent"? no, aircraft carriers are some of the most useful ships in asymmetrical wars, the US has been using them a lot more in combat than other ships ever since WW2. submarines would be examples of ships built as deterrents.
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  1927. new video? this is the original video! >_>
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  1928. die SPD scheint klarer favorit der hyänen zu sein.
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  1929. the real question is how they market those
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  1930. "the 50% vaccination rate required to reach full covid-19-immunity"? what are you talking about? therr is no full immunity and there is no herd immunity at 50%. a few weeks ago, portugal had rising infections even with just delta, no omicron, despite an 85% vaccination rate plus substantial natural immunity!
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  1931. plus the moskva was one of the biggest russian anti-air assets with 64 S-300 missiles (idk how many left), so sinking it has made the odessa region safer for ukraine to fly in.
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  1932. I for one welcome our new robot overlords
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  1933. today in things germany doesn't know:
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  1934. and the way some automatic transmissions shutdown indicates very deliberate manual switching from the cockpit. one of those systems would have sent a sign-off signal if it had been deactivated any other way than one specifically meant to prevent this.
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  1935. dogs will win the war on drugs? wow, if only somebody had thought of that sooner!
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  1936. a song called "let's go brandon" got censored. I am 100% sure that "let's go brandon" was not the line that got it censored. they probably made a trans suicide joke or glorified the capitol riot or qanon or called for somebody's execution or something like that - you know how trumpers are. if youtube was so opposed to that dumb meme, they wouldn't let us write it in the comments either.
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  1937. don't you know khamas made him do it?
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  1938. please credit greyzone and electronic int°f°da, the intercept just repeated their original reporting (without giving credit).
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  1939. oh hi there, mr. zabihullah mujahid!
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  1940. no, all ukrainian people need to culturally adapt to various kinds of widespread trauma. moving them all away is nonsense. an obvious step is a well-written presidential address specifically about the rapes and how ukrainians should handle them. it would help a lot to break the taboo and to explain the rapes as an attack by russia and reducing individual and societal harm from the rapes as a patriotic act of resistance against russia.
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  1941. hospitals in european countries with typical vaccination rates around 70-80% are treating 90% unvaccinated patients, and almost all those who are vaccinated and still got sick are very old and as such got vaccinated almost a year ago. the third dose is again very effective at reducing risk to those people. there also is a small percentage of the population whose immune systems through one condition or another are so weak that vaccines produce no or very little immune response, and as such fail to result in good immunity, so that those people are still very vulnerable to covid after vaccination. if vaccines did not help, then 70+% of covid patients in hospitals would be vaccinated, instead of 10%.
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  1942. putschdrohung? ja fein, frankreich! das hat kaiser macron ja super hingebogen!
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  1943. kvlt kpop drainer lifter it's a WW2 german army helmet and you're not subtle.
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  1944. I'm pretty sure the extra weight wore the shit out of the robot,and michael reeves didn't want that to happen to his puppy
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  1945. translation: police attack peace demonstration
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  1946. 3:43 dead giveaway - the last name of women in a medvedev family is medvedeva. that name would be mila medvedeva, not mila medvedev.
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  1947.  @izzykhach  big travel suitcases full of millions of dollars that an earlier netanyahu administration admitted to waving through into gaza was "humanitarian aid"? really, dollar bills?
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  1948. 4:35 that is a stupid comparison. the RSF rebellion happened very suddenly, and immediately closed the sudanese sky and khartoum airport. the american handover of afghanistan to the taliban was planned for years, occured over the course of half a year, the sky over afghanistan was safe because neither the taliban nor the ANA had anti-aircraft missiles, and the capture of kabul was predictable with total certainty anywhere between 2 weeks before it happened (when the regional capitals started falling like dominoes) and immediately upon signing of the US withdrawal deal a year and a half earlier, depending on how you want to look at it. what the US should have done was to plan a last minimum contingency of defending kabul to secure the evacuation, not just the airport. the taliban would have waited for at least two or three weeks outside of kabul without firing a shot at american forces if the US had set up a perimeter and told them to wait, regardless of the official withdrawal date.
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  1949. most of afghanistan is not suitable gor most crops, but saffron happens to be one that is best grown in such conditions. both saffron and poppies grow well in this dry mountain environment.
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  1950. £50m in aid from the british government for the year? that's a drop in the bucket for a country of 17 million! I've heard in recent years of the large somali diaspora doing pretty well for themselves in richer countries, and many of them moving back to somalia to try to grow the somali economy. it kinda sounded to me like there are enough somali people outside of somalia with pretty strong links to somalia and collectively enough money to make a big difference in a situation like this. how much aid are they providing?
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  1951. isn't there enough money among the somali diaspora to do something about this?
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  1952.  @danielfoster9782  jake used to work as a nuclear and missile operations officer for the air force, you'd think that he would have a more realistic general understanding of radiation incidents than he demonstrated in this video. I think his claim of all life in the mediterranean sea dying would probably need a release of radioactive material 4-10 orders of magnitude greater than chernobyl. even for the black sea, it would be multiple orders of magnitude. even all reactors at the ZNPP melting down would not release as much radiation as chernobyl, it would at worst be a couple times worse than fukushima. it wouldn't even manage to kill all aquatic life downstream in the dniepr- because to kill an ecosystem with ionizing radiation, you need an incredibly large amount. humans are concerned with much smaller amounts because we individually don't want to get sick, but ecosystems don't die when a small percentage of its organisms live a little shorter. to kill an ecosystem, you need to hit it with the sort of radiation exposure that causes acute radiation poisoning in humans, and many times more still with many other species. chernobyl did not produce red forests all over europe, it only produced one right next to the power plant.
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  1953. I swear sam harris used to not be as stupid and wrong-headed as he is now. he has become his own caricature. I actually listened to one whole podcast of his early after october 7th (not because he says anything worthwhile today, just to fully grasp how bad he's gotten), and among other things, he recommended that listeners watch the "based on real events" action thriller movie "hotel mumbai" to get an accurate impression of the nature of isl°°ist te°°orism. that is a mediocre movie mostly known for its overuse of constant dramatic tension, and its disrespectful rearranging of the events of the real life attack that it was based on into what is best described as a combination of die hard and hotel rwanda (but imagine it as a mid budget indian-australian production, so lower quality). harris recommended it as if it was a great documentary, he fully endorsed it as a flawless depiction. 🤦‍♂️
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  1954. the military brass are so lazy and useless that they can't even march 10 feet correctly.
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  1955. you're thinking of a very different species unlessyou grew up inceast asia.
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  1956. I can not fathom the laziness it takes for such an expensive show to cut corners on the costumes by making galadriel and the numenorians wear their drowning hazard armour at sea while knowing that they face absolutely no threat at sea, because the orcs don't have a navy. metal armour isn't just clothing. you don't wear it to dress up and lug it around to look cool, you only wear it when you want to be prepared for combat! I think relatively minor things like this are good demonstrations of the lack of critical thought that went into the production of this show. the people making it should question whether what they're doing makes sense enough to not make mistakes like this. a little bit of effort to prevent illogical things like this goes a long way in making a show good. every time the viewer notices something goofy likes that, it hinders the immersion into the story.
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  1957. ​ @nicholasjoseph8297 you mean the electoral college makes some states more and others less important than they should be. and it makes some votes count a few times as much as other votes. and it makes politicians pander to swing states and underserve solid states.
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  1958. self-inflicted? right, right
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  1959. *groups I think it dived down there 10 or 20 times. the pressure cycles cause material fatigue, the hull is less safe than the last time each time you dive. pressurized airplanes have defined limited lifespans because of it - although with those, a carbon fiber hull actually makes sense since the internal pressure excess tensions the hull.
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  1960. imagine the russians fire a nuclear missile, and it's a dud... because they have no doubt been maintaining their nuclear arsenal even worse than their conventional weapons, due to the expectation that they would never use nukes. that would be the most awkward event of the century!
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  1961. could libya NOT return to civil war? the libyan peace process has never looked remotely realistic to me.
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  1962. ...mit fragezeichen im thumbnail
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  1963. I think the BBC has contact emails that you can write to to report something like that. they would have to verify it somehow for the report to be worth something, for which they would either need evidence, or at least specifics like names, places, and times that they could then have corroberrated by other sources and that would make it easier to look for evidence. pictures and videos are generally very useful - even if they don't explain exactly what happened, images can have massive impacts on public opinion if they are shown by the media. I don't know if the taliban have figured out internet surveillance yet (sooner or later china is going to help them with that in exchange for mining rights), but contacting foreign media online may not be safe if you're in afghanistan. using a VPN and/or TOR browser would probably be a good idea if you're in afghanistan.
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  1964. I don't see anything burnt and that stuff looks like hard mud. are the media confusing lava flows with lahars?
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  1965. I mostly found it remarkable that these paramedics injected him with ketamine after he had already been choked unconscious, based on nothing but the cops' claim that he had been previously belligerent. basically the cops asked the paramedics to sedate him to have the medics sign off on his belligerence for the police report, because that would then be their own justification for sedating him in their own report. because you don't sedate somebody because they're unconscious, that is the exact opposite of a reason to sedate.
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  1966. I wonder if humans may actually have an innate fear of bats like we do of spiders and snakes because avoiding proximity to bats has provided substantial evolutionary advantage due to their dangerous diseases. bats seem to be quite universally seen as scary animals despite bats being generally unable to harm humans directly. ancient humans famously often used caves for shelter, and many caves have bats living in them, which pose severe infection risks to humans during prolonged stays due to their excrements raining down from above. humans being scared of bats and avoiding bat caves could have been evolutionarily advantageous enough to instill an innate fear of bats (that doesn't have to mean that it's universal, fear of spiders and snakes also varies a lot between people).
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  1967. yeah, can't flying wings simply be passively stabilized by having the center of gravity in front of the center of lift? that doesn't actually require a separate tail, does it? maybe a design could be made that shifts either the center of gravity forward or the center of lift backward in low level flight to increase stability close to the ground, and shifts them closer together for cruising to save fuel, when there is less risk associated with a stall because the plane could easily regain control before hitting the ground?
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  1968. einen unterschied zwischen antifa-hooligans und faschos sehe ich definitiv, aber jetzt do knapp vor der wahl krawalle unter dem titel "wir sind alle linx" zu machen, wirkt schon geradezu wie absichtliche sabotage der parlamentarischen linken. extrem schlechte aktion, maximal kontraproduktiv!
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  1969. if anybody is surprised by this, I have no words for you. NFTs were the most obvious scam since psychics.
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  1970. Just Mr the israeli soldiers were wearing helmet cams. the IDF almost certainly has video footage that shows who shot abu akleh, and they definitely have sufficiently detailed reports of who was where at what time and shooting in which direction.
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  1971. there were a lot of people in syria who helped the armenians led into the desert. the local ruler (mayor I think) of deir az-zor saved many. the local arabs largely didn't feel like they were part of that ethnic conflict, they just saw giant columns of starved and thirsty civilians being driven into their desert to die.
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  1972. good job finding somebody to interview who actually knows things!
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  1973. yeah I have heard of prices like that, and as a violin maker with an interest in guitar making (both of which use expensive woods, especially guitars), it seems to me that gun people are getting ripped off BIG TIME with wood prices. nicely coloured walnut is one of the most expensive temperate climate woods, but it is NOT one of the most expensive woods, and even the most expensive woods (maybe nonsense crazy stuff like pink ivory, australian buloke, mauritius ebony, exceptionally large trunks of african blackwood, snakewood) has no reason to cost $5000 for a rifle stock blank. a reasonable price for a straight-grown flawless dark rifle stock of walnut should be in the $50-200 range. even that are specialty wood prices for individual sale, not how a factory would buy wood. curly grain is not that rare and not universally more desirable, it should not cost more than a 100-200% premium. truly exceptional pieces that combine straight or clean curly growth for structural strength in the relevant parts with burl figure or such at the base of the stock might in principle be reasonable to sell for $1000, but really only when those are also seasoned for 10 years to make them ready to use despite their inherently higher tendency to warp and crack. $5000 makes no sense, walnut is just nowhere near rare enough for that due to its extremely widespread commercial cultivation (as opposed to many more expensive tropical hardwoods that have no use other than timber and are a finite resource coming only from primary forests). walnut is a popular wood for many applications due to its colours, and perhaps the best choice for guns due to its favourable combination of extremely low shrinkage/warpage, moderate density, and high toughness, but there is a really strong supply of it that's certainly keeping prices much lower than that outside of gun circles. walnut is somewhat common on guitars, and I know that it's a low to mid price wood on those.
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  1974. 90% of my appreciation for the costume people at the end comes from the fact that they did ecce mono.
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  1975. obviously, a polish accent would be a way better russian accent than that. she's not even aware that she needs to do something with the 'r's because the english 'r' is very foreign to and difficult to pronounce for most non-english speakers, including russians (the chinese can do it, but nobody else that I'm aware of). she also had a big fail in her first twitter profile - the last name of women in a medvedev family is medvedeva. she clearly lacks very basic knowledge of russia.
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  1976. good point... I'm informed enough to recognise that this guy is just extremely good at political spin, but one has to assume that most viewers are not. as such, platforming a liar this good in such a long format with no opposition to speak of is quite remarkably irresponsible. since I've also heard a bit about how azerbaijan influences europe, it makes me wonder if someone at DW got bribed to make this.
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  1977. he was hinting at it when he said "if it is about fighting terrorism".
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  1978. insane in the UK, florida man in the US
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  1979. the support from the right is much bigger
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  1980. dr. oetker hat wagner ziemlich abgehängt mit den neuen pizzavarianten der letzten jahre.
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  1981. 7:20 der kommentar zur serie
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  1982. alright that's it, I am now not 80% but 100% sure that israel deliberately moved troops away from the border and delayed the response in order to produce the second nakba pretext. it's obvious.
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  1983. that dog has mad social skills.
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  1984. I agree with the catgirl's expert opinion on the need for protection.
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  1985. same thing in the arctic regions of canada and alaska. other than gold and eventually oil, people mostly went there to trap fur animals. I think in north america beavers may have been the main target species. mammals in cold climate grow dense, soft fur, and some of them grow white coats in the winter that I assume would sell for even more.
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  1986.  @professorh8398  same in the US, and I'm sure also all over latin america where catholicism met indigenous people. at the genocide boarding schools, the staff openly murdered children in front of the others to scare them, that's how sure they were that they would get away with it. in fact, I don't think I have heard of any one of them ever facing trial for this. I suppose if ever there were questions asked by government authorities, it would have functioned similarly to police crimes today - the cops or clergy all backing each other up, and the civilians or indigenous kids being deemed less credible. and of course while still enrolled in the genocide institutions, you generally wouldn't get the kids to talk anyways, since they knew they would be killed for it.
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  1987. modiboos are weird
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  1988. 😍 I love the look of that gun. it's like a super classy combination of an AK or SVD with a mauser or arisaka. I can't think of a better looking service rifle.
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  1989. the junior is not real, the junior can't hurt you.
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  1990. its collectibility is exceptionally obvious. it was produced in extremely small numbers, but has a very famous brand name because the SMG was very popular, and it also has the peculiar blish lock in common with the SMG, increasing the benefit of the association. it also is a hilariously stupid and unsafe failure of a gun, which gives it value as a curiosity. ans it's in a category of high value collectibility where people don't want to shoot the guns anyways to preserve value, so it's irrelevant that the safety level in shooting this gun would be very dubious.
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  1991. oben sitzt man drauf ähnlich wie auf quadbike oder jetski, unten dran sind zwei reihen von nach hinten angewinkelten rund 50 centimeter langen blattfedern, an denen kleine walzen-räder mit elektromotoren drin laufen. sieht sehr verschleißanfällig aus.
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  1992.  @VoltaireVoltaire-zq4zh  I agree about germany needing to provide more support, but france has arguably been slightly worse than germany.
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  1993. they took him alive :(
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  1994.  @babyteano1977  🌻
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  1995. veganer fleischersatz wird allgemein definitiv billiger als fleisch werden.
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  1996. what works best to protect herds from wolves are livestock guardian dogs. when they're around, the wolves choose something else to hunt.
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  1997. for decades until about five years ago, those tigrayan rebels constituted most of the ethiopian military and held most of the political power in the country. they are basically the former government.
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  1998. you would first need to become a real girl, pinocchio.
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  1999. "wir arbeiten nicht mit den nazis zusammen, wir verfolgen nur gemeinsame ziele." ach so, dann bin ich ja beruhigt.
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  2000. dina boluarte is practically politically identical to pedro castillo, what are you talking about? she was his vice president!
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  2001.  @skellurip  and is that different from castillo? the guy tried to become a dictator, sounds like an opportunist to me!
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  2002. this is basically how economic sanctions work in general. perhaps the most unreasonable example is the US embargo of cuba.
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  2003. finally we see someone on the show who is piers morgan's equal in character and intellect! 😂
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  2004. ghani is not the bad guy. he fled the country on the day the capital fell. hamid karzai on the other hand joined the taliban in all but name that same day.
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  2005. that's awesome. I hope it sells for a lot of money in recognition of the historical relevance.
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  2006. 9:15 gwynneth paltrow addressing the other guy's lawyer by her first name seems rather weirdly disrespectful.
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  2007. to be fair, the power of saudi arabia has long not entirely and today overwhelmingly does not function as an ally of the west, but rather as the leader of the foundationally anti-western opec cartel, or these days more precisely opec+, as russia is effectively fully integrated. the underlying facts are that saudi arabia not only possesses one of the largest total amounts of oil reserves, and has one of the three largest oil production capacities alongside russia and the US, but due to the extremely easily accessible nature of its oil deposits, saudi arabia has absurdly low production costs, so they absolutely never have to worry about oil prices falling too low for them to profit, and they are thus able to leverage their control over the oil price extremely politically. specifically, the production cost for a barrel of saudi oil is less than $3. in the US, it's around $40, with much of the US' once considerable easily accessible oil being used up (due to the fact that those deposits have been exploited for a century or so longer than the saudi ones). today most US oil production (along with canada's) has shifted to fracked shale oil and mining and extracting oil sand. russia's production costs are a bit lower, but still similar to those of the US. meanwhile in saudi arabia, they just drill a tube into the ground or the seabed and open the tap.
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  2008. mein cousin hat nicht kriminell!
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  2009. they've been discussing that in hebrew publications from the start, my dude. the top leadership including the prime minister have been (among many other claimed aims) proclaiming an intent to depopulate gaza from the first week of the "war". or how would you interpret the meaning of turning gaza into a "deserted island"? that's what netanyhu said they would do on the 7th or 8th of october.
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  2010. so what you're saying is frexit, yes?
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  2011. put a trench with poopy bamboo spikes behind the fence like it's vietnam >:)
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  2012. ok russia
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  2013. no, the example was ruined by switching the steel ball with a baseball. you know, something that normal car windows withstand, and that doesn't even remotely relate to "bulletproof". edit: if that's even a baseball - it bounces more like a tennis ball, and I see no seams.
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  2014. probably, there's a long tradition of doing that. it's basically what foreign language western state media like voice of america and deutsche welle were made for. ofcourse so far, russians also cantill access foreign sources online, even with no VPN and legally (though I wouldn't assume that it's fully safe), for example youtube is still available. facebook, instagram and I believe twitter are not though, and may even be illegal to access by VPN.
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  2015. the "google uyghurs" t-shirt is extremely passive-aggressive, I like it. xD
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  2016. Alvan yes, that's probably the reason, but police work is NOT supposed to be that kind of job where you just do the bare minimum to keep getting your paycheck! I guess it's not surprising that for many cops it is, but the fact that for these particular cops this goes as far as standing by as children are murdered is bizarre.
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  2017. yeah, count on the tyts to completely miss the point. this is an invasion declaration, and it was followed immediately be directly spelling out that putin is ordering russian soldiers into ukraine to "defend" the donbass. btw, important note, about two thirds of the declared seceded territory that russia has recognized and declared its intent to "defend" are currently held by ukrainian government forces. in effect, russia just declared war on ukraine. but hey, let's pretend they didn't!
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  2018. just checking back in to confirm why I unsubscribed from TYT. thanks, russia's useful idiots!
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  2019. definitely a good sign
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  2020. aber dann würden die ja nicht verhungern.
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  2021. im gegenteil, kartoffelsalat ohne mayo geht gar nicht
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  2022. vaccine QR codes are the digital version of vaccine passports. vaccine passports are physically made of paper with your identity written on it and dates and types of vaccinations stickered and stamped in. what roman is saying is that in russia you only get a sheet of paper with the QR code printed on it that you can scan with a phone, not the actual passport with the stickers and stamps.
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  2023. great, they made iphones less repairable? you can just slide the backs off old models, including glass ones.
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  2024. really, you're letting ben lead a segment on the protests after he was part of the z°°°ist h°°ligan mob at UCLA? seems a bit much.
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  2025. that's quite a derpy courtroom sketch...aren't they supposed to have proper artists in france?
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  2026. das ding wird sich unglaublisch stark abnutzen. und kurven werden sehr schwierig.
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  2027. I blame facebook. what bill maher says is total facebook boomer talk. facebook has made a billion mahers around the world.
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  2028. offensichtlich hat das jugendamt ein problem mit der oma, aber das zu erwähnen wär jetzt für die bild zu viel journalismus gewesen...
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  2029. I'm not going to check, but this is dumb even by tiktok standards, right? as someone who has not had his brain melted by that platform, I suppose I kinda appreciate when people so openly reveal how much they suck. all I see these videos communicating is "I am deliberately irrational and deny reality to instead believe things that make me feel good, and I treat spending money as a hobby. do not employ or work for me, do not live with me or rent to or from me, do not date me, do not rely on me for anything - because I am selfish and incompetent."
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  2030. using spells is not a thing, and as such can not be the problem.
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  2031. one mother got handcuffed, then released by a different cop, and then ran into the school and got her own two kids out herself.
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  2032. the NTSB spokesperson reporting that sounded fascinatingly guilty.
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  2033. thanks for being the rare exception in news and calling obvious lies "lies"!
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  2034.  @RandomUser311  the burden of proof has to be shifted for AI art, and it's very reasonably practical.
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  2035. creepy thumbnail
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  2036. 18:18 das war für mich als linksgrünversifften das erste mal, dass ich vom lanz einen sehr sinnvollen gesprächsbeitrag gut vermittelt gehört habe. noch besser wäre gewesen, die esken darauf für den rest des gespräches festzunageln, denn was der lanz da sagt ist offensichtlich komplett an ihr vorbeigegangen.
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  2037. die fleischproduktion verbraucht viel mehr pflanzliches futter als die menge an pflanzlicher nahrung, die menschen an stelle des fleisches essen könnten. beeren und nüsse werden den tieren natürlich nicht verfüttert, sondern eher soja, mais, und andere getreide.
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  2038. Patrick Star she quoted the commonly accepted scriptural age of mohammed's favourite wife aisha, you can look that up. there's a nice wikipedia article titled something like "criticisms of the prophet mohammed" that's worth reading.
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  2039. johnny harris' video is very sparse in information, lots of filler. he tends to make videos with low quality informational content generally.
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  2040. WHO RUNS THIS CHANNEL 🤣
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  2041. other places install car barriers like that against terrorist attacks by car, in turkey those are just normal drivers. xD
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  2042. that's a high quality babushka right there
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  2043. I liked the tone shift from before the election to after he lost in that compilation of clips. before he sounds like an idiot trying to imitate the north korean TV lady, and after he just sounds tired, and he's barely even trying to sell it anymore.
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  2044.  @genericpersonx333  sure, I suppose prices can skew in favour of ethanol instead of gasoline in certain countries during wartime. the finns may have been able to make ethanol from wood chips more easily than they could have sourced gasoline.
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  2045. could also be that OP independently of the sleep disorder has some sort of nervous disposition that makes them either hallucinate scary things or be more disturbed by not being sure if what they see is real.
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  2046. die einzig sinnvolle koalitionaus diesem wahlergebnis. die wären dann übrigens ihren wahlprogrammen nach immerhin zur cannabislegalisierung verpflichtet. :)
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  2047. other than the mechanical problems, this actually looks quite well-made to me. if this is not a good one, then ian needs to finally show some of those alleged "well-made khyber pass guns"!
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  2048. 0:00 ah yes, former japanese prime minister shinjou aybey
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  2049. the idea is to let the mob decide the guilt, but the pseudo-judge opens the trial by saying "we believe he is guilty"... pretty bad pretending there, my guy. 🙄
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  2050.  @driftertank  those are used by regular firefighters nowadays too, particularly to monitor a structure that just had a fire extinguished for remaining hot spots that may reignite. I'm sure those are cheaper than heat vision goggles, but goggles would be better for racetrack methanol fires because the goggles could be worn by the people handling the extinguishers or hoses.
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  2051. erdogan is the nationalist, what are you talking about?
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  2052. lass mal schärfewettessen machen, ich hab cayenne-pfeffer und ingwer in der küche stehen! xD
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  2053. that's good, I think they need to arm themselves. you don't actually get much reward for fully peaceful revolutions, it tends to be more effective to protect mass protests with barricades and at least some weapons, or even capture government and media buildings by force. it also helps to have some combat power in an uprising to motivate security forces to switch sides or refuse orders, because they don't want to join a hopeless cause.
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  2054. my personal theory is that trump leans forward because he is used to presenting a partial frontal view to cameras (from the chest or waist up), and leaning forward moves his big belly backward relative to his shoulders, so that his floppy jacket, shirt and tie hang more vertically like they would if he wasn't obese.
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  2055. "scientists are now saying that covid could become endemic" - no, they've actually been saying that it definitely will since at least the summer of 2020.
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  2056. hamas isn't, israel is.
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  2057. gaza's occupied west bank, huh?
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  2058. who, israel?
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  2059. O O O O O F F F pretty unfortunate, that clip is quite a rabbit/duck, blue dress/gold dress coincidence. I suppose criticism is going to be warranted about the commencement of such a large operation with no paw print or scat evidence. but I was pretty sure that clip showed a lion too, and I'm generally good at identifying animals. the head and ears look very convincing, and I didn't take note of the wrong back shape and the tree scratching motion at the start of the clip.
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  2060. opposing sexual abuse of children --> ewww feminism? you're going on the list, mate.
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  2061. it is extraordinarily shameful to see leaders of countries like the US and germany lament "the continuing food situation", as blinken put it, but not acknowledge in any way that is°°°l is deliberately causing it, or even that it is caused by their actions regardless of intent. in spite of the fact that not only it is obvious, but is°°°l has been declaring it publicly from the start, and this is not even one of the policies for which they deliver two contradicting prop°°anda lines. it's an absolute denial of reality from western leaders. the emperor has never been more naked.
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  2062.  @therealavolpe  slingshots
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  2063. you guys need to get a better translation program, this one seems very made in china.
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  2064. except that the spartans really were fascistoid, and the persian empire was actually quite liberal and pluralistic
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  2065. It's Daxx well, you don't need easter to buy bunnies as pets. japan seems to be in more of an exotic pet trend (though that's a very different price segment than rabbits). otters for example have been extremely fashionable as pets in japan in recent years in spite of the fact that they really are borderline unsuitable for being kept in any kind of indoor environment (it sucks to keep them without a sizeable body of water, and they stink and are crazy). I bet sugar gliders are big in japan, too.
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  2066. 2:04 those two indian girls he catcalls look about 16 and 13... the f**k needs to be wrong in someone's head to upload that to youtube,?
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  2067. really? I'd say it's going slightly better than I expected. antivax has long been strong in germany.
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  2068. reality: excited 6 months old boxer puppy karen vision: rabid pit bull
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  2069. "I can't even"
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  2070. LOL I think you might have found the single worst GOP policy proposal there!
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  2071. the SVD we have at home:
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  2072. Falcon Windblade they have nerves "in the shell" broadly like I said, but they don't have nerves in the keratin, just like any other animal.
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  2073. it only took TYT 1.5 years to start covering covid ok even though it came from the people's velvet glove republic of china.
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  2074. how about letting pal°°°nians speak for themselves instead of a member of the malaysian ruling class?
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  2075. cringe lula
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  2076. why have unicef employees been so clearly gagged during this whole "war"?
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  2077. f°°° me, is that iron beam? looks like everybody has been downplaying the capabilities of air defence lasers, that thing is crazy strong!
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  2078. biden is really annoying when he does that whiny voice.
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  2079. noooo you're going to ruin musk's plans
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  2080. 1:59 is it true that this ship could cover the whole city electricity consumption of berlin? that is an incredible claim. or is he calculating with some kind of low subsistence level of electricity supply per person that's nothing like what berlin for example requires per inhabitant?
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  2081. ancient tradition normally means backwards thinking, which normally means misogyny, so I have absolutely no clue where you're coming from with that.
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  2082. ttrev007 singapore or some country around there has found a solution that's appropriately spiteful: they make everybody who isn't vaccinated pay for their own treatment.
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  2083. even sandy hook and mandalay bay didn't do the trick. it's never going to be bad enough.
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  2084. you're impressed with biden's ability to say "do it"? 🙄
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  2085. *statute I'm not aware of auch a thing existing in international law, or of america having any dedicated war crimes legislation.
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  2086. too old at age 2?!
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  2087. how does massacreing a thousand israeli civilians protect palestinians? gaza is less protected today than it has ever been since the beginning of zionism. the israeli government (netanyahu himself) has announced genocidal intent and is carrying out a genocide, and they are able to do thia because hamas' massacre has silenced resistance to such actions within israel and among israel's supporters. this excuse hamas provided to israel directly earned israel's explicit genocide in gaza the protection of america's most powerful aircraft carrier strike group, and that's not even close to the totality of the power that it gave to the worst enemies of palestinians among israelis.
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  2088. in theory, russia is supposed to have a super modern main battle tank called t-14 armata that has an unmanned turret as a transitional model to remote-controlled or autonomous tanks. they were supposed to have thousands of it years ago, and claimed to have used in in syria. but it's as absent from the war in ukraine as the SU-57. one of the biggest international impacts that this war has had has been to release the west from the fantasy that russia somehow has enough money to actually produce and use the various wonder weapons it has paraded around in the past decade or two.
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  2089. 0:54 when you ask english people about their emotions
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  2090. please learn terms: 1) legalize 2) decriminalize 🙄 this is a decriminalization plan, it's absolutely not a legalization.
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  2091. tyts can't stop whining
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  2092. yes, there is. but I think it's only used for in vitro fertilisation, and the egg extraction is a more intrusive process and involved prior hormone treatment to induce an unnaturally large number of eggs to develop.
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  2093. I think those portable flamethrowers were probably impractical in the sense that they were more complicated and less powerful than most common weapons, but they were used for intimidation. they may have been impressive to enemies that saw them as advanced technology, and enemies may have been scared of them based on propaganda about greek fire that was based on its greater effectiveness in naval warfare.
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  2094. she's more to blame, a mother can reasonably be expected to hold more frequent contact with her kid than can be expected of social services.
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  2095. I'm surprised that ali latifi is back in kabul. is he going to investigate for us when we can expect the ANA counterattack on lashkar gah?
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  2096. für das kleinere übel zu stimmen ist immer dercharakter der repräsentativen demokratie und moralische pflicht der bürger. wer mehr tun will, darf gerne zwischen den wahlen daran arbeiten, dass besser kandidaten auf diversen ebenen antreten, aber wenn die kandidaten feststehen ist immer kleineres übel angesagt. kompromiss und so. imübrigen sind parteiprogramme bzw. real bekanntes verhalten der parteien wichtiger als kanzlerkandidaten.
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  2097. a mushroom cloud - the sign of a quality fire
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  2098. you can sure as sh*t blame those raping and murdering kidnappers. anything worse than a robbery can't be excused by poverty or even addiction.
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  2099. none of them said that. the fat woman just said "I've done a little bit of research about the carbon-um-pm-dioxide that people are saying". she just can't talk well and has nothing to say. she had a little trouble recalling the term "carbon dioxide", but she does know it, and she probably knows it has something to do with the chinese climate hoax.
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  2100. ich musste kurz überlegen, wer der typ ist.
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  2101. die mangelnde unterscheidung zwischen spiel schauen und kritischer aufmerksamkeit für katar allgemein ist schon peinlich. beim spiel zuzuschauen hat doch nichts damit zu tun, ob man irgendwas außerhalb des stadions wahrnimmt, das sind zwei komplett separate sachen. in sachen zuschauerzahlen ist ganz klar, dass mehr zuschauer finanziell gut für katar und FIFA wären, und weniger zuschauer katar blamieren würden und signalisieren, dass menschenrechte nicht egal sind. für keine art von aktion oder haltung gegen katar und FIFA ist es irgendwie hilfreich, die spiele zu gucken.
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  2102. it's nowhere near the cheapest solution. the cheapest solution would have been to not store it and not filter it, and not pump up contaminated ground water, but just to release everything into the ocean. in facty the cheapest solution would havealso been to not contain and cool the molten cores, and to not replace that mountain of topsoil in the surroundingarea. they have invested a giant amount of money and made this water literally perfectly safe, as the water they're releasing easily is within safe standards for DRINKING WATER in terms of tritium content. the surrounding ocean outside the powerplant is probably more contaminated than the water they're about to release into it! this situation is nowhere near controversial from a fact-based perspective.
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  2103. ​ @JPVillalobos27  all human animals are equal, but some are more equal than others
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  2104. I CALLED IT in the comments on the previous video! I said that if they just kept those russian kids on the street, white privilege would do its thing. I approve of letting these people in, but title 42 is disgusting and has to end, instead of making exceptions and transforming it into an even more racist method of discriminating against asylum seekers. there are hundreds of thousands of people trying to get into the US who are fleeing even worse danger back home than these russians
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  2105.  @kieran2842  it's in the same video from the stadium, in a clip not shown here but played by many other media reports where the cameraman walks past a three person deep and 10 or so rows wide assembly of standing detainees undressed like the ones seen here with their hands on their heads to his left. the middle and rear detainees of the third or fourth row or there about from the left are very clearly children, with one looking about 11 and the other looking 7-9. an elderly man in the group seems to have been allowed to keep his clothes, but not the kids. a few other older minors are also visible here and there, including in the clips shown here. I'm german. normally I would say I resent being called american, but these days it s°°ks even more to be german. 🤮
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  2106. it's much harder to find the drone operator, because the operator hides while the drone comes to you.
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  2107. yeah I'm pretty sure that ceramic can be better than metal plates for that. equal protection with less weight. but ceramic is much worse at absorbing multiple bullets - you really should change plates after each hit because usually most of the plate shatters. I guess when you have both in insufficient numbers, the lighter ceramic armour should go to mobile units and the steel armour to fixed defensive positions.
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  2108. but he doesn't want to sleep with your mom, he wants to sleep with your sister.
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  2109. wrong country buddy
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  2110. how is pelosi still the top dem in the house? she's way too old and very annoying, she seems like she's falling apart while still being super condescending every time she speaks. she gives a totally out of touch impression of the democratic party.
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  2111. this is fake news, they aren't real scandals by german standards either. it's an establishment media hit job. the rival CDU/CSU has collected several corruption scandals in just the pandemic that each are way more important than the "green scandals". but of course those are still nothing compared to trump's emoluments and such.
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  2112. well we need SOMEBODY to pay for your retirement!
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  2113.  @forsteaua  do look up some documentaries, it really is surprising how badly race horses are treated. there are huge differences between caring for a horse's welfare and caring for its racing performance.
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  2114.  @viaceslavmikhailovich9825  RT is corporate media, since russia is a gas station
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  2115.  @viaceslavmikhailovich9825  "elected" lol
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  2116. why was there a decision to put $12m into repairing that building when the problems werefound? it collapsed like a damn sand castle, clearly the whole thing was unstable! I wonder how often the people living in it felt it moving...
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  2117. absolut. das verbot ist zwar wirtschaftlich zu rechtfertigen, aber nicht moralisch, und leute tatsächlich dafür rechtlich zu belangen ist ganz offensichtlich falsch.
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  2118. major cryptocurrencies: genuine crime payment system minor cryptocurrencies/shitcoins: ponzi scheme NFTs: most obvious ponzi scheme the world has ever seen. you're a certified dipshit if you buy, and an idiot if you hodl.
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  2119. Corporal that sounds like an australia thing though
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  2120. seems like a special cat
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  2121.  @nilsniemeier5345  that would have to be a VERY thick coat to make a real difference to the stock length/pull length.I think it's more likely that the average man in russia in the 1880s was shorter due to malnutrition, like how north koreans are short today. the russian empire was poor, extremely unequal and lacking in industrialization
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  2122. when did the russians creep up on zaporizhzhia like that? I feel like that's gotten very little attention.
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  2123. 138 states recognise the state of palestine, almost all except for "the west".
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  2124. 4:34 daumen hoch wer den churchill-gag bemerkt hat
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  2125. simon always wings it with the pronounciations, pay no attention to that
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  2126. the drone was destroyed by the jet by ramming, but it wasn't shot.
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  2127. there's something rather disturbing to note about those right whales close to extinction: the reason for their name. these used to be common, and they live near coasts, swim slowly, and have a very high blubber content, which made them yield a lot of whale oil back when we used to hunt them (it was a substance used in enormous quantities, largely as the standard oil for purposes that we now use petroleum products for such as machine lubrication and oil lamps), and that blubber made them conveniently float after death, enabling easy collection and towing of the carcasses. they were called right whales because they were the most preferred target of whalers - they were the right whales to hunt.
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  2128. I don't understand how having kids "tried as adults" is a thing in the US and everybody thinks it's normal. they're not adults, they don't become adults by committing crimes. there are different laws and procedures for minors for good reasons. if you think they're not harsh enough, make them harsher, maybe add more age increments below 18. but don't just pretend that they're adults, that is demented.
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  2129. mimimimimimi
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  2130. I did not hit her! it's bullshit! I did not! oh hi mark.
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  2131. yeah, the grandson bought a wholeset of car controls to make it most like driving a real car, so that the grandpa would have to learn the least amount of new tech stuff to be able to do it.
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  2132. if the US has missile strike veto power, then the US takes some responsibility for every strike. sounds like a big headache, though for some strikes it would probably be workable.
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  2133. of course they can still blame europe, both due to historical involvement and due to current economic involvement
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  2134. nicest? nah that's definitely one of the positive attributes japan is less likely to score very highly on in international comparisons. I think what you're thinking of is more of a theatrically friendly politeness towards strangers.
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  2135. in germany I had the choice of either the bullshit J&J single dose, or an mRNA vaccine (pfizer, moderna) that would be assigned. astrazeneca has been only for people over 60 for half a year now, due to a bit of a regulatory overreaction to rare blood clots in younger people (which J&J causes as well, but they're still trying to push it as the easy choice for mobile unscheduled vaccinations. I think we just had enough pfizer in germany to not need the AZ. I chose mRNA and was assigned moderna, which seems lucky to me since it appears to be better than pfizer against delta and perhaps future variants, and also moderna has not been as widely available as pfizer here since as far as I know it's not made in europe, and america only started exporting vaccines when they had more than americans wanted. sputnik-v seems to genuinely be a better vaccine than most (pretty heavy side effects but also very high efficacy, I think), it would probably have been among my top choices if it was available here. I would certainly choose it over J&J and astrazeneca and possibly over pfizer, based on the disappointing data on pfizer vs. delta. what I've heard is that the mRNA vaccines are likely more susceptible to becoming ineffective against new covid variants than whole virus or vector virus vaccines because the mRNA ones train a more specific immune response. my last choice would definitely be sinovac though, and I doubt the quality of the other chinese vaccines, too.
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  2136.  @theloniuspunk383  removal of trees for firewood has big potential to cause an ecological disaster. a good example is the difference you can see if you just look at satellite images of the border between the dominican republic and haiti - haiti is deforested, and on the other side of the border they still have trees. the reason is almost entirely firewood.
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  2137. *slowbaseballproof
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  2138. 9:49 absolutely hilarious decision to cut in all of that passive-aggressive exchange. other people would have reflexively pulled away the microphone. channel 5: boom, you're part of the interview unless you say that you're not! xD
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  2139.  @carolynquirke5342  brush on something that more closely resembles the original black lacquer, on a well cleaned and maybe primed surface. I've never lacquered metal, but I've heard of zapon lacquer as an old standard lacquer for metal. but there probably are many others. you can buy colours for mixing into lacquers, and I think also fine powdery products that you can mix into lacquers if you want them to dry matte (by making the surface rough). at least there are lacquers that already have that stuff in them. for non-transparent black lacquer, an insoluble pigment such as lamp black or bone black would be good (the original lacquer on metal definitely was non-transparent, it looks a bit odd to see shiny metal reflecting through a black lacquer).
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  2140. it's preparation for another round of conscription or a full draft.
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  2141. he's a putin supporter, he just didn't want to comment off the cuff as a matter of principle because he understands that it makes no sense for him to risk making politically problematic statements without any potential personal gain. he may also have refused to comment because he didn't want to have to defend his pro-war views.
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  2142. he wants to be pablo escobar.
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  2143. I didn't see the dog, but it sounds like it was dying.
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  2144. BAMM!
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  2145. unglaublich gut gewählter thumbnail. danke dafür! 😂
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  2146. by the way after the dissolution of the soviet union, ukraine owned the world's third biggest nuclear arsenal. they gave it all up to russia in exchange for russian, american and I think british security guarantees. russia specifically promised to not invade ukraine.
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  2147. ich kann mit wenig moderner kunst was anfangen (meist fällt sie mir in erster linie als handwerklich minderwertig auf), aber das punktezeug dieser japanerin sieht ganz schön krass aus! :o dass sie in einer spychiatrie lebt, erklärts für mich - die hat eben wirklich die spezielle wahrnehmung und ausdrucksweise, die die meisten künstler nur faken. wobei psychedelika eigentlich auch reichen müssten.
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  2148. wael dahdouh should win every damn award for journalism this year. probably posthumously.
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  2149.  @bryanreynolds8721  katie halper got fired exactly that way from the hill (by nexstar, which owns the hill) for submitting a commentary monologue on how i-country is an aparth°°d state for publication. there's a youtube video of that report and the story of how it got her fired.
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  2150. yeah no sh°°. the fact that she even pled not guilty is kind of bizarre considering that 95% of US criminal prosecutions end in plea bargains. I reckon her wonky perception that she might be found not guilty must have been related to whatever corrupt scheme got alex baldwin's prosecution called off (it got restarted much later). gutierrez' case is very clear-cut. baldwin's is more complicated, but he's certainly guilty of something because as the producer he also shared some responsibility for hiring the incompetent armorer.
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  2151. Kebab Defender russia only can influence armenian politics because of azerbaijani aggression. without the threat from azerbaijan, armenia wouldn't need to please russia.
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  2152. that commentary from both the prosecutor and the judge (about seeing guilt in his eyes and about him being a monster and not being that monster and becoming a different person maybe) is so weird and unprofessional it's actually making me doubt this verdict.
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  2153. service dog classification involves testing for non-reactiveness/non-aggression (because the access entitlements can endanger people if the dog isn't well behaved), so that sounds like an emotional support animal.
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  2154. alright guys, do NOT make this another monkeypox situation! marburg is a bad one!
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  2155. oh you have got to be sh°°°ing me! GET BEN GLEIB OUT OF HERE! this is debunked atrocity propaganda transparently created and released to coincide with the resumption of attacks after the h°°tage exchange pause, to hold off the global public to allow is°°el to commit gen°°ide. it's practically entirely based on unreliable testimony and mostly on testimony proven to contain lies. the new york times threw all journalistic standards out the window for this one. I have seen blurred video clips of around 3-4 women's corpses that do suggest to me that there likely was some small number of r°°es, but we know for a FACT, because of how scarce evidence is and how few supposed eye witnesses there are (and no one claiming to have been a victim) that there WAS NO organized r°°e.
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  2156. islam is only 1400 years old, not 2000.
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  2157. y u reup
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  2158. really, you think in 2024 it would be a good idea to make europe dependent on food imports? you're a genius, dude.
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  2159. smoke bombs are not explosives. they are however much better at igniting fires than explosives, particularly if you make your own which they might have, because it's actually easy to color the smoke of rocket candy.
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  2160. "women have so many other rights now, so they don't need abortion rights anymore because they'll be fine if they have kids by accident" 😂
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  2161. sounds very pseudoscientific. neuroplasticity in adults is limited to physically very small changes, that's why it was thought to not be a thing up until not very many years ago. it makes no sense for that to measurably change the volume of parts of the brain, particularly since it's all about the relinking of synapses, not the growing on new neurons (if anything, perhaps changes in blood circulation could produce volume variation). the claim that a bit of mindfulness meditation would cause such predictable and measurable changes is also highly dubious, but if it did, that certainly would not happen within 6 weeks in an adult.
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  2162. 30:18 look at how yitzhak rabin's bodyguards are leading him apparently through a publicly accessible and crowded area while keeping a few steps away from him. that looks very much like they were in on the assassination plot - they created the exposure to the assassin, and tried to not stand in the line of fire (one agent was loghtly wounded by a gunahot, the assassin was captured uninjured, otherwise only the PM was hit and died). what that video shows is not at all in line with the standard of personal protection for the leader of a country with security forces as advanced as israel in the 1990s, especially not at a moment known to be so tense. shin bet stood aside to get rabin murdered, much like the IDF now stood aside to let hamas massacre the festival and kibbutzim. these are terroristic acts of treason by the israeli security forces.
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  2163. if he can heal, why doesn't he heal his voice?
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  2164. tank wrecks make good cover for infantry, don't they? ;)
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  2165. wtf
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  2166. no, a guarantee for peace.
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  2167.  @BobWolf006  it's crazy how many people are still subsistence farming extremely inefficiently without machines, and starving when a harvest fails.
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  2168. "killing all fighting age males on target" goes beyond not taking prisoners.
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  2169. LOL what absolute headasses! :'D they're FIREWORKS, they're not IEDs with unstable ignition systems! they can be moved, and they can be moved in batches. and I am pretty sure that blowing up 2.5 tons of explosives in a residential area without evacuations (and without moving police vhicles away🙄) does not vibe with any bomb squad manual!
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  2170. if bolivia is willing to take them, bolivia should get money to create appropriate living conditions for them from chile and other countries that don't want venezuelans. all those military and police operations, detentions and beaurocracy cracking down on migrants cost money, too. states should spend more money on making migrants' lives easier somehow and less on making their lives harder. I don't think that these people are so useless that there's nowhere for them to be. a lot of them are young adults eager to work to earn money for their families.
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  2171. FYI kiev is the russian name for the city, ukrainians have been quite adamant in recent years that it should be called kyiv, which is the ukrainian name.
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  2172. I'm sure it's entirely coincidental that those people jingoistically celebrating a fantasy version of white american history in that video are literally ALL white. I'm sure that has nothing to do with any racial requirements to live in this community.
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  2173. the effort that was put into imitating the look of proper guns is also a good indicator of their importance as status symbols. I don't think that's normal for improvised gun production in most other places at most other times. you could with a lot less effort make simplified guns that just have a round tube for a barrel with no sights and no attempt to look like any proper gun, but if you carried a gun like that, you would look to anybody like some farm boy who bought the cheapest amateurishly produced gun around, whereas a wauser would make you look a lot more like a soldier, and it would go much better with a uniform.
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  2174. genau, eine runde mitleid für den frauenfußball ☹️
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  2175. ukrainische kampferfolge und kampfkraft sind die verhandlungsbasis für den frieden.
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  2176.  @barbwellen5989  yeah they definitely, definitely did not.
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  2177. I think there are pretty substantial efforts in turkey to spay or neuter street dogs. those collars on the dogs probably mark them as sterilised, among other things (I think there also are more limited efforts to provide general veterinary care to them). from what I hear, turks have a much friendlier relationship with their stray cats and dogs than most other countries, with many of them being treated like neighbourhood pets. that's why they're so much friendlier than stray cats and dogs almost anywhere else. it's very normal for them to act like pets and let any stranger pet them - in most countries, that's almost unheard of, or a clear sign of a recently abandoned pet.
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  2178. that thumbnail is a cool visualisation of the typical eye positioning on a predator species vs a prey species - humans have eyes pointing forward to enable both to focus on prey very well, whereas rabbits have eyes directly on the sides of their heads to watch 360° around (and above) them.
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  2179. same mission as they've had and announced from the start: to depopulate g°za. I reckon in terms of rejection of reality from DW this is going to be another situation like how our favourite DW kabul correspondent ali latifi is still waiting for the afghan army counteratt°ck on lashkar gah. I'm foreseeing you guys five, ten years from now still finishing reports with the open ended question "and displaced pale°°inians ask: will they ever be allowed to return to g°za?" 🤷‍♂️
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  2180. a 30 minute segment of ben "alternative facts" gleib still pushing liberal zionism like it's 1984? gee thanks TYT, this is the sort of coverage we need more of.
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  2181. what are you talking about?
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  2182. mottespah
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  2183. wer hätte gedacht, dass ausgerechnet grüne realos was taugen?
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  2184. not tanks. we should train on and send leopard 2. I'm happy to hear though that that's apparently happening more of less (german training, dutch weapons) with the panzerhaubitze 2000, which I think might actually do more for ukraine than the leopard 2.
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  2185. if cops were the heroes their defenders say they are, nobody would need to worry about their ability to take jokes like that. strong-minded people who do a great job that they're proud of can take a joke.
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  2186. Aya definitely nobody was fired, and I didn't find anything about any cops resigning from their jobs either. the only resignation was that the police chief who was more or less THE guy in command present at the school very reluctantly resigned from his position on the town council a few days ago. no cop lost or gave up their job or their rank. it's also really horrible that none of the cops have been or apparently will be charged with anything. but of course they won't, because that would be the job of the prosecutors, and prosecutors and cops have pretty much the same ideas of playing on the same team as cops do amongst each other. thin blue line shit. vanishingly thin blue line, apparently. american cops value cops' lives FAR higher than anybody else's. what happened in uvalde was just a particularly extreme demonstration of this. those same cops actually had active shooter training earlier this year. what they are told to do and what they trained is that the first cop on scene is supposed to immediately attack the shooter to draw the shooter's attention and gunfire away from helpless civilians who have no body armor, weapons, or combat training (and in this case happened to be 10 year olds). 10 bullets shot at a cop wearing body armor behind cover do much less harm than 10 bullets shot point blank at children. in stark contrast, one of the official excuses of uvalde police was "we did not attempt to enter the room because the suspect had already shot at us". cop priorities! to say that they think that they are better than the rest of us is an understatement. they act as if they believe that they are a different species, like we aren't people to the full extent they are.
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  2187. yeah I've heard of that before but I'm still surprised, I think that's a lot older than horses get. I think around 35 is very old for a horse. I've seen 30 year old horses, this donkey looks half their age.
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  2188. why, are you one of those people who have been thinking that it would all magically go away in two months every day since march 2020? do you currently expect it to end in two months? xD why would it end? the only way for it to end is to make it end, by pushing transmissions down to zero with much stricter lockdown measures, and then keeping infections near zero by cracking down like an autistic person with OCD on any outbreak while putting all international arrivals in government-administered hotel quarantine. that PLUS a high vaccination rate, preferably mandatory, is going to be the only way to "end the pandemic" in any country now with the delta variant and future worse variants. it used to work without vaccines in countries like new zealand, taiwan, vietnam and china, but nearly all of those countries (not sure about NZ) have proven that with the delta variant, you need lots of vaccine immunity on top of the lockdowns.
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  2189. matza is so horribly bland that burning it improves the flavor. the spots in the video look dark brown, not black, which is probably just right considering how bad it would be if you burned it any less. ;)
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  2190. germany has planned to send in a few hundred troops for evacuations of german nationals and interpreters... tomorrow >_<
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  2191. sounds like a bare minimum at best
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  2192. Patrick M. lauterbach nicht so rum!
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  2193. guck mal einer nach deren finanzen, ich wette die sind spannend!
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  2194. those are some quality protest chants. they need to upgrade their protective equipment and tactics though, similar to how it used to be in hong kong.
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  2195. facebook was around 2010 the first and still only social media platform I have used (I quit around 2013), and I kinda like the structure of the site (at least how it was, no idea how it's changed). of course facebook became largely intolerable when it was taken over by old people and became a cesspool of right-wing conspiracy theories and general lunacy. I checked out instagram for a little bit, but I don't like the increased picture and video focus and the narcissism associated with instagram in particular. tik tok is a child strip club and a chinese attack on the west, it should have been banned within months of launching, or rather within months of going big after buying musically. I refuse to believe that tik tok is legal in any country that has laws against "corrupting youth", and it's catastrophically well-suited and pretty much explicitely advertised for child grooming. its core content is made by incentivising kids to look sexy on camera, and other users can then scroll through a catalogue of kids showing off their bodies and contact the ones they like. tik tok is a child predator's dream.
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  2196. ist doch auch etwas doof, wenn man erpressern so beibringt, dass sie menschen bedrohen müssen um nicht verarscht zu werden.
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  2197. Johan Olofsson german inland state media (ARD, ZDF) are much more critical of the german government than DW. DW recently put out some of the worst, most biased coverage of the german exit from nuclear power for example, presenting nothing but bad arguments in favor of it - despite it being a brazenly idiotic thing to do while keeping lignite coal power plants online until 2035 or so and being dramatically dependent on russian gas at a time when russia is waging war on europe.
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  2198. lie, inhale, lie, inhale, lie
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  2199. I bet that very similarly to artificial air filters, these moss filters also are not capable of capturing enough particulate matter to make a difference in a city with just a few moss filters here and there.
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  2200. you have a nice voice, but your repetitive intonation pattern gets super annoying and makes your videos unwatchable (unlistenable) for me. you finish practically every sentence by either raising your intonation on the last syllable, or raising it on the second to last and then lowering it on the last, and you do the same raising on lots of syllables you want to emphasize strewn throughout sentences. I don't understand why you do this, it's weird, it's not how people talk. your tempo and pauses are good, but please look up some instructions for intonation for reading out loud/narrating! a channel I like a lot that does this right and makes similar content is "fall of civilisations".
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  2201. wie vergiftet? das wisst ihr doch am besten, ihr seid ja mitten drin in der vergiftungsoperation.
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  2202. copyright laws need to be at least clarified to explicitly require commercially used AI art to be made with a log of all the input data to prove that no copyrighted material was used without licence. it's a shifting of the burden of proof from how things normally work, but it has to be done that way for AI art. or as an alternative to saving a log intependently for every AI work,, there could be AI certification services that you send the work and the log to, and which save the data in some form, and send you back a unique certificate that could then be required for any commercial use of AI art. another option would be to certify that an AI-generated product was made exclusively from a particular database of public domain source material, I reckon that would be a particularly easy guarantee.
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  2203. I'm pretty sure you have to be american to think that it's even remotely ok to take half of the money for 9/11 victims. it's not al qaeda's money, it's afghanistan's money! oh, I almost forgot, of course americans don't know the difference between al qaeda and afghanistan! 🙄
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  2204. ist nur ne fleischwunde
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  2205. BBC wrote this video title without a verb to hide that the topic are ACTIONS taken by a certain country 🤣😂🤣 edit: maybe they saw my comment somehow, they added "launch"
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  2206. Christopher Reed "n4z1 schmazi" - wernher von braun (allegedly)
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  2207. "I miss you too." -obamna
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  2208. ana accusing the people she's attacking here of acting out of emotion is some potent irony. they correctly see propaganda, whereas ana sees "nooOo tHEY're chIIillLdDrenNNNN!!!!"
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  2209. real subtle, guys! xD
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  2210. is she severely sleep-deprived, or why is she so bad at talking?
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  2211. the japanese in WW2 didn't attack pearl harbor to make the US resume oil sales to japan, that would be stupid. they attacked pearl harbor and european colonies in asia because they figured that a big bang like that was the best way to start a new conquest of western colonial possessions in the asia-pacific region where they would capture sufficient oil production capacities. they wanted to capture oil-rich areas that would have caused a war with western militaries including the US anyways, and they chose to try to catch the west off guard and destroy as much of their pacific navies as possible first, instead of trying to capture the oil fields they wanted to capture, and then being attacked by those navies fully prepared. but yes, the US cutting off japan's oil supply did cause the escalation. the sanction was of course very justified, fascist japan were absolute monsters and literally fueling their war was highly unethical.
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  2212. as a german, I'd say denmark is a northern wasteland. with many flags.
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  2213. "protests but also apparent revenge attacks" - you can't even say "mob violence" when you're showing videos of it?
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  2214. good job, america!
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  2215. außer wenn der bach auch schuld heißt
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  2216. the vast majority of these videos are of silly little hipster projects that do little more than provide a few jobs, and sometimes inflated profits through successful deceptive marketing and donation drives. in most of them (not in the case of sargassum), what should be happening instead is state investment in the boring but extremely effective garbage solution that are garbage-burning power plants. it's very important that they use good exhaust filtering systems, but if they do, they enormously reduce the environmental and societal impact of garbage, and they produce plenty of electricity to finance their operation and trash collection and sorting. unlike the US, which still dumps a huge portion of garbage in landfills, most of central europe has managed to ban household waste from landfills (now mostly used for construction waste), by burning everything that can't be recycled (though there has been trickery with labelling stuff as recycleable in order to export it to asian countries where it just ended up in landfills). one of these videos where power plants are particularly obviously the correct solution is the one about the second hand clothes imported by ghana, much of which end up littering what would otherwise be tourist-friendly beaches. almost all clothes, whether cotton, synthetic or animal hair, are perfect fuel for garbage power plants, as they burn well and predictably reasonably cleanly. burning trash is not as marketable as recycling because it'sclear that it's destructive, but it often is the best way to handle the quantity of the problem at all. recycling projects just play around with a tiny portion of the problem, they are mostly incapable of solving anything.
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  2217. I have certainly seen much uglier shoes. like probably anything kanye put his shit opinion into. xD
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  2218. I think the best way to signify the danger of using a recoilless rifle would be to stamp a pictogram on it that shows angles behind and in front of it marked "danger" and angles to the side marked "safe", with the "danger" angle behind it ending in a radius with the written minimum safe distance on it, and it says "stand clear of back blast" and "do not fire inside buildings" somewhere. though of course it's a weapon that should really only be used by soldiers who were taught its use in training, given how dangerous it is to their comrades if used wrong.
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  2219. sehr schmalzig und langgezogen produziertes video, gefällt nicht.
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  2220. Jack Smith nah, 10 years ago the occupation wasn't getting anywhere, but the taliban was still weak. since 2017 or so it's been very clear that afghanistan was being abandoned and handed over to the taliban, when the US negotiated with them with the total exclusion of the afghan government.
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  2221. oha... wenn die indische mama schon selbst sagt, sie würde verrückt und rufe ihre tochter ständig an, um sie zur vorsicht zu mahnen! 😐
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  2222. other people: "it's called fishing, not catching" this guy: "six hooks, six fis, every time"
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  2223. she is talking about captagon, a roughly amphetamine- or ritalin-like stimulant. it's very big in the middle east, used to be produced by ISIS, and is today produced by syria. stimulant use is likely to be common in just aboutall wars, because it is very likely to be useful, at least if it is done with some modicum of order or if the soldiers won't be staying alive for the year or so that it would take for the negative effects of a stimulant habit to outweigh the benefits achieved up to that point. captagon doesn't make people into berserkers, it's one of the milder ones of the normal stimulants that act amphetamine-like (both america and n°zi germany have been known to use the much stronger methamphetamine). substances like this are useful in war because they can keep a soldier alert without sleep for two days or more, sustain a sleeping habit of an hour or two a day (or rather 2-4h every other day), and suppress both the feeling of hunger and to a large extent the weakness caused by hunger (though in that case one will be very jittery). the US airforce for one uses both amphetamine and such as stimulants and benzodiazepines as sleeping aids to counteract them - uppers and downers, or as they apparently call them: go-pills and no-go-pills.
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  2224. I think it's the gullibility. have you ever seen how much old people pay attention to random online ads for no reason? they can't ignore them, they feel a need to engage with them first even to discount them. I think people who grew up with the internet for the most part have an always-on bullshit filter. we click through five pop-ups without even noticing that there were any, whereas a boomer would tell you tomorrow what the ads were about.
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  2225. für leute im donbass, die sich weigern ihre kinder zu evakuieren, hab ich schon lange kein verständnis mehr.
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  2226. Lukajalo86 [instert angry proclamation that romanians are not romani]
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  2227. yes I also love paypal and I am very human
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  2228. I don't think putin is reading these comments.
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  2229. if the eruption could last for months, why aren't they evacuating the island? the dust exposure alone is reason enough to not stay there, plus the stress of the uncertainty of which places will be covered by lava. they should start by moving those who have already evacuated their homes off the island, and then offer evacuation to others. also, did somebody say megatsunami? 🤔
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  2230. eeeh soft disagree, but the use is uncommon. for example the normal term for the scientific practice of dissecting human c°rpses is "kadaversektion".
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  2231. "incredible concession speech" - that's some incredible spin you got there, guys! xD
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  2232. AHA! that's just what THEY would say!
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  2233. would have been funnier to see their reactions with a quran first, and then the bible. and the US constitution, why not?
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  2234. well, once you've seen poodles with normal haircuts, they're actually still very distinctive. not a lot of dogs have hair that curly, and generally not combined with a face that long. I think it's kind of uncommon to even see big poodles at all though.
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  2235. basically ADVchina 5+ years ago ;)
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  2236. *peace
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  2237.  @pwn5047  estonia's per capita GDP is almost three times russia's and growing around 10% per year. only lithuania's is higher among former soviet republics. it's on par with the czech republic, well above poland.
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  2238. they did have the basic knowledge of the pressure, and lacking that was not what caused the implosion. the problem was material fatigue from pressure cycles after a dozen successful dives, otherwise best known from pressurized airplane hulls, which are sold with a recommended limit for how often the plane can fly to high altitude and back down before its structural integrity is no longer guaranteed. oceangate just skipped the fatigue testing entirely, and used these manned dives as fatigue testing - which is a pretty sure way to achieve exactly this result.
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  2239. die haben wahrscheinlich alle reichlich drogentoleranz von dem ganzen zeug, das die problemlos einstecken können bevor sie die mengen verzeichnen. xD
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  2240. least obvious israeli bot
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  2241. she forgot to teach us all the ways to refer to palestinians...
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  2242. in den USA lobbiiert hollywood gerade gegen mögliche aussetzung der covid-impfstoff-patente (zur steigerung der weltweiten produktionsmengen durch nutzung der fabriken anderer pharmakonzerne), weil man angst hat, dass wenn irgendwelche patente angetastet werden, vielleicht auch das geistige eigentum bei filmen dadurch weniger stark aussehen könnte. geld macht wirklich irgendwie krank, oder? diese leute haben zig millionen auf dem konto, aber würden für 100€ jemanden erschießen.
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  2243. 6:06 what kind of thought process led you guys to refer to the huwara pogrom as a "punitive expedition" and "raid"? even the leadership of the IDF in charge of the west bank occupation called it a pogrom. the framing of this video is absurd.
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  2244.  @toyotaprius79  oil is not a threat to the transport vessel and potential other valuable stuff on it (which is none, since oil is only transported in exclusive oil tankers). oil damages the environment when an oil tanker sinks for reasons other than the oil it's carrying. I don't believe it is common for shipping companies to be held accountable for oil spills. but this car battery destroyed a whole massive transport ship containing 4000 other new cars, and the company operating the ship is on the hook for all of them unless they manage to blame the producer of that electric car. between the cars and the ship, I would guess 100-300m$ in damage. how much profit would the transport of one car normally pay the ship operator, how many times this amount did this fire cost, and how often does this sort of thing need to be expected to happen? it's difficult to derive probabilities from an event so rare but so severe, but a very easy reaction to it would be to avoid transporting electric cars at all.
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  2245.  @zammmerjammer  99% of these stories are actually of people who have no clue how to communicate with dogs and who cause violent confrontations with their own dogs because they can't read the dogs' moods and don't respect the dogs' personal space. dogs don't "snap out of nowhere", that's just humans failing to read the signals that come before the bite or growl. my favourite of those stories that I saw in an anti-pitbull "documentary" once was told by a mother whose baby was killed by the two family pit bulls, and who then became an anti-pit bull activist to shift the blame away from herself. the story she told was that the dogs pulled the baby from her arms and mauled it, and she ran away to call the police. I found it EXTREMELY telling of the kind of relationship this woman had with her own dogs that she was too scared of them to try to fight them to save her baby. that is bizarre to me, I can't comprehend why somebody like that would own two pit bulls. and she was completely unaware of this as she told the story. I think most mothers would fight two pit bulls for their babies, even if they had no experience with any dogs. any big dog would be dangerous in those people's hands. pit bulls just happen to also have extra strong jaws for their size. they are far from the most dangerous breeds though - large livestock guardian breeds are the most dangerous (bigger than pit bulls, far less agreeable attitude and more territorial). then there are molosser breeds like cane corso or dogo argentino that are basically scaled-up pit bulls, but again with a worse attitude because they're bred as guard dogs (and descendants of war dogs). and belgian malinois are essentially chihuahuas in german shepherd bodies.
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  2246. obviously, he is jesus
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  2247. saudi arabia, qatar, UAE
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  2248. polish PM: "the greatest attempt to destabilize europe since the cold war" ukraine: 👁👄👁
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  2249. vokuhila
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  2250. *9 other cats, meaning 10 total clearly her apartment is not big enough for 10 cats. some would say that it's not big enough for any cats, but I'm guessing where she lives it's very uncommon and expensive to have a bigger home than this. I would say that anything over 3 cats is clearly unreasonable.
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  2251. ah yes, how dare the natives resist the colonisers?
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  2252. he's lying. he believes in israel as the good guys, everything else is just means to the end of a stronger israel.
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  2253. the "disgraced" in the title is a bit redundant, don't you think? I mean he is a lawyer.
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  2254. if you've got new footage, focus on the new stuff, don't just rehash in vague terms what everybody knows. and where the f°°° is the inside job story? given the known sloppiness it can't be THAT hard to get it bulletproof enough to release, you've already taken a very long time.
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  2255. so basically conservative disinformation?
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  2256. 17:00 DAS ist wirklich absurd, wie kommt man denn auf so eine sonderregelung?
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  2257. this MRE roman ate in 2020 is 6 years fresher than what they're getting in ukraine.
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  2258. the apes are spelled "gorilla", same in spanish I think. "guerrilla" comes from the spanish word for war, "guerre" or something like that
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  2259. keine sau wundert sich, biden und co sind nur schwer am heucheln. der abzug beruht allein darauf, dass sich die besatzung afghanistans für die amis nicht lohnt. und wir europäer laufen den amis selbstverständlich nach, weil ein verbleib in afghanistan ohne uns hinter den amis verstecken zu können keine option ist. obwohl wir im gegensatz zu den USA tatsächlich etwas zu verlieren haben, nämlich durch die kommende afghanische flüchtlingswelle.
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  2260. uuuuh what? "at first, when america was attacked on 9/11, everything pointed to afghanistan, but afghanistan was spared" my guy, that is literally the opposite of the truth! everything pointed to SAUDI ARABIA, and while saudi arabia was spared ANY repercussions, afghanistan was not "spared at first" - america invaded afghanistan about as quickly as it could, less than a month after 9/11 (10/7)! that is a super fast turnaround time for starting a war while coping with the worst attack ever perpetrated against one's own country. you're probably americonfusing afghanistan with iraq, which was invaded two years later, and whose invasion was unofficially billed as also a reaction to 9/11, despite the fact that saddam hussein was well-known to be an enemy of al qaeda and saudi arabia. the power vacuum under the US occupation of iraq is what allowed al qaeda, after holding no power in hussein's iraq, to grow into the "islamic state of iraq" anti-US insurgent group, which later became ISIS when it expanded into syria. until about a year into the conquest of the khalifate, ISIS was still part of al qaeda.
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  2261. you TOTALLY misrepresented this case by cutting the clip short. these were two sisters (literally an figuratively) who were behaving inexcusably at walmart in front of two pre-school children of one of them, they were screaming, fighting, escalating the whole time, had not just no respect (understandable) but no fear of the cops, and that rather shove-like throat punch was in direct reaction to this one woman trying to bite the cop's arm. it wasn't the most restrained reaction by the cop, but it was midling and easily covered by police rules of conduct. for US police, these cops acted well. this is the best you can expect from a few months of training. 90% of fault lies with those two women, and the mother should be visited by CPS because she has demonstrated a violent temperament, bad judgment, and disregard for her kids' wellbeing by forcing them to watch their mom and aunt conduct a walmart screaming match and then get violently arrested. not a race issue, these are ~people of walmart~
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  2262. ​​ @mousefaceko3723  it's ridiculous that offices like the US presidency have a lower age limit (35, I believe), but no upper one. clearly america has absolutely no interest of ever electing young people into high offices, but they keep reelecting old and ancient people. US politics are gerontocratic to a degree otherwise reserved for autocracies in which autocrats and their trusted cronies try to cling to power until they die. the lifetime appointments to the supreme court are also bizarrely unreasonable. it is really strange that americans are this fond of electing seniors, it's like they completely forget or deny the concept of a retirement age when it comes to politicians. and any time the american media talk about it, they treat it like it's such a controversial issue, under strong suspicion of bigotry, that there is such a thing as being too old to do important jobs with big responsibilities in affecting many other people's lives. I mean... americans don't do this for other jobs, do they? do americans demand that people be allowed to keep working other jobs into their 80s or 90s? and they also extend the special treatment for politicians to asserting that politicians can never be unfit to drive by way of old age? if feinstein was still driving herself, would it be treated as scandalous for people to say that she should not?
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  2263. this is a transparent attempt by isr°°l to make that one particular christmas strike into an example for friendly media to report of is°°el taking accountability and acting like it wants to adhere to the laws of war. this is a PR stunt. I'm a bit disappointed that cenk even at this point is not able to immediately identify it as such, and is instead confused by it. this is not accountability at all, it is the construction of a talking point.
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  2264. I think it would be pretty funny to teach a dog that can say a good "no" how to use it. ^^
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  2265. a better description of the smell would be useful, but I'm thinking carbon monoxide. my first thought was chlorine due to common use as poison gas, but the symptoms of that are very focused on lungs and eyes, not on the heart. carbon monoxide seems to match the symptoms. hydrogen cyanide would also make sense, but then the "noxious" smell would be almond-like, and I see no mention of that.
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  2266. is that a new standard for the UK - they "cannot vote for" any UN resolutions that do not condemn 10/7? like... about anything? they require a ceterum censeo we condemn hamas? man... who even comes up with this sh°t? for whom do they think they're writing it? how could that possibly be received well, it's not even remotely the best sort of excuse one could have invented for this indefensible stance!
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  2267. well, covering up CSA is part of conservative family values.
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  2268. man, I really would have thought that john would be able to clearly express why this is so ignorant. race is a social construct. different cultures have different ideas of races and draw different lines between races. the nazis were famously, famously, oh my god how do you not know this, all about defining races and all about defining jews as a race, and dictating everybody's place in the world based first and foremost on their race. I can't even, I can not. america, why?! this is such iconic, widely known, constantly artistically depicted, easy to understand basic knowledge of modern history. I could have explained that when I was about 8. why don't you just say what I said here? it's not about jews who "feel that they are a race" as whoopi said in her ignorant walkback, the point is that the nazis did view and target them as a race. and FYI they based a hell of a lot of it on american race relations, particularly jim crow laws.
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  2269. I mean it makes total senseif you consider what the abrahamic god does to humanity in the bible while supposedly loving us all. it's absolutely sick.
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  2270. the day trump got banned from twitter was genuinely great. the relief was palpable even though I don't use twitter. the news got so much less stressful over night!
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  2271. your assessment of his innocence is false specifically because this was NOT the first time this has happened with an online personality calling their teenage fans to some random place on the streets. it's so far from the first time that by now, everybody in that business knows to expect this sort of result. he caused a riot on purpose to get the news to talk about him and how he has a lot of fans.
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  2272. I'm sure that even if I didn't already dislike her for the scamming, I would find her non-credible.
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  2273.  @hilite975  no. because the girl's mother was killed by shelling in mariupol, and due to the way mariupol was encircled and besieged, and the ukrainian forces outside pushed far away, only the russians shelled mariupol (because by the time they entered mariupol, the ukrainian guns were out of range).
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  2274. what do you mean, who isn't allowed to leave?
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  2275. they didn't fail to make it good, they succeeded at making it bad. have you not heard of the blockade since 2007?
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  2276. in german, the gas mantle is called a "glow sock". :)
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  2277. they are way more nuts than this. mormons believe that they are playing nice in life because then they can become gods of their very own individual worlds with humans in them.
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  2278. you don't say 😨
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  2279. digga das ist pjöngjang
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  2280. this is cringe.
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  2281. wow, Ihave never heard of such a thing as large scale coal theft. I don't knwo if any major opposition party is recommendable in south africa,but clearly south africa will never get fixed as long as the ANC remains the governing party. the degrees of entrenched corruption and ineptitude are astounding, and a large enough portion of the ANC benefits from corruption for them to strongly resist reforms as long as they know that they get reelected anyway.
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  2282. ngl, ukraine launching these mini-attacks on seemingly largely random civilian targets in moscow is a bit weird and questionable.
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  2283. 0:28 "the occupation"? I don't speak arabic, but I'm pretty sure she said "jew" (yehud).
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  2284. neat, I didn't think it got any crazier than storm chasing!
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  2285. significant maritime warfare? hessen is and always has been landlocked. a river navy does not make significant maritime warfare.
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  2286. RIP 1500 fischies 😟
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  2287. they should switch with taiwan, call taiwan ROC and russia chinese taipei. xD
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  2288. he was lucky that the radio recording survived the mission.
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  2289.  @ayeletn.5107  literally 1948
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  2290. Iñigo RO atatürk was the founder of modern turkey after the fall of the ottoman empire. turkish immigrants are the largest minority group in germany, that must be one of them.
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  2291. regarding the uniformed individuals, it's also worth noting that a preexisting problem has greatly expanded along with ben gvir's handout of a°°ault rifles to many settlers after 10/7, which is that armed civilian settlers and members of settler militias are very commonly allowed to wear army uniforms and just pretend to have state authority while refusing to identify whether they actually are with the army or any other state organ. there was an interesting case a few months ago that showed the danger of inept is°°elis with guns, in that case an army reservist. an isr°°li civilian (yuval kestelman) carrying a pistol had intervened in a pale°°°nian attack at a bus stop and killed both armed attackers, and when the next very much not good guy with a gun (a°°ault rifle) came along, he dropped the pistol, knelt on the ground and held his hands up to show clearly that he was no threat, and obviously made an attempt to verbally explain that he had just stopped the attack, not taken part in it. but similar to the three h°°tages with the white flag in g°za, somehow the guy with the rifle felt confident that he was looking at a te°°orist, and they don't arrest those, so he ex°°uted him. and then the government first painted him as a hero,and then tried very hard to ignore it, and it took a ridiculous amount of public outrage for netanyahu etc. to acknowledge the situation broadly correctly, and for the killer to even be mildly criminally charged. and probably none of that would have happened if there hadn't been a video uploaded of that execution.
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  2292. you are one weird troll.
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  2293. they can stop being rich whenever they want. I can't just stop being poor.
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  2294. probably because a lot of african countries largely lack competent diplomats. I did see a lot of reports though of african diplomats in countries neighbouring ukraine coming to the border to directly trll the border guards to let their countrymen on the other side pass, that was good.
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  2295. john, they are farmed for FUR, not WOOL. that means they are skinned, not shaved. not adorable. also they carry SARS-CoV-1 and probably -2, too.
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  2296.  @BunnyQueen97  not exactly, they probably had different colours
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  2297. at some point probably within a year or two, you'll be able to enter most countries with the only covid requirement being a mandatory vaccination like many countries require for other diseases. masks are going to remain way more common than they used to be though, even without mandates, like they had been in east asia before covid due to SARS and a couple of flu pandemics that hit asia hard. right now it's looking very hopeful that omicron is the start of covid being far less dangerous. if omicron infection provides good immunity against more severe variants, and future variants branching off omicron are much like omicron, we're good. for the past month, a lot of media and public health communicators have been clinging to the narrative that we still don't know how mild omicron is really hard (to flatten the curve), but the fact of the matter is that the omicron wave has already passed in multiple countries in ways that suggest that the majority of the population was infected (because not much else could have slowed the spread like it did), and only a very small percentage of infected people needed intensive care or died. pretty much for a moderately well vaccinated person who isn't old or sick, omicron is a lot like the flu or a cold but way more infectious. it still has an annoying chance of long covid, but I think that's reduced both by vaccination and by omicron compared to previous variants. with the new omicron vaccines we may be even better off potentially for years. plus the new covid pills haven't really hit the market yet and will make a big difference, though we absolutely should kill the patents on that stuff because pfizer wants like $700 for one box/treatment course of their magical 90% covid pill. that's extortion, obviously they don't need a high price to get their money back because there is going to be plenty of demand for that covid pill for a long time.
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  2298. go donate some thoughts and prayers, turkey is emptying its strategic reserve!
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  2299. that was a matter of the russian military putting too much trust in their donbas proxy forces. the russians were trying to keep the number of russian soldiers in the donbas low, and they took that a bit too far when they handed over a buk medium range air defense system capable of hitting planes at cruising altitude. obviously the militia guys didn't have the skills to tell a military plane from a civilian plane at 10km altitude. there also was a mistake made on the part of the airline, which apparently assumed with an evidently unjustified high degree of confidence that they were not flying over a war zone with active air defenses. they apparently thought there only were some guys with guns fighting on the ground. come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen reporting about whether similar missile systems (longer range than manpads) had been used before that day in the donbas, or if that was the first use. if that was not the first use, then that makes the airline a lot more responsible for what happened. though really even without a prior use case, it would have been reckless because both ukraine and russia definitely had air defense systems on alert. I bet there were other airlines avoiding ukrainian airspace, I'm sure there were discussions.
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  2300. ich hab jetzt nicht drauf geachtet, aber wenn du autos meinst, mit denen die zu angekündigten konzerten fahren, machts wohl kaum einen unterschied.
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  2301.  @nerrler5574  arming ukraine to defend itself against russia's aggression promotes peace. war paying off causes more wars. making military aggression unprofitable prevents wars.
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  2302. Jonathan Sena she's really only telling the truth. russians DO have a collective responsibility for putin and the war. two decades of popular support for putin's belligerence and oppression got us to where we are today. putin's approval rose from 60% to 70% after the invasion. when he annexed crimea, it shot up to 90%. it's been between 60% and 95% all throughout his reign. most russians support putin's imperialism and believe the party line. putin is transitioning to belarus or china style full dictatorship now, but he barely even has to, because he has the support of the people. we should welcome russian refugees, but every ussian who remains is a legitimate sanctions target. any individual russian can't change russia, but all together, they are responsible.
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  2303. well, this sort of video might be pretty easy to make if you know ehere the stupid congregate, because to weed outthe people who are too knowledgable for the video, he probably for the most part only had to ask one well-chosen question
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  2304. schlapp is german for flaccid lol
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  2305. out on bail with a death penalty? that's weird... and wouldn't this be unusual enough for the iranian government to identify who the guy who talked to DW is?
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  2306. barbie was ok, oppenheimer sucked so bad. movies in general have been bad since covid, and overhyping of very undeserving movies seems more extreme. it's kinda like with black panther years ago, but that at least was a watchable dumb action movie, whereas oppenheimer is just incredibly dull. I'm sure dune 2 sucks also, because dune 1 did.
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  2307. wael dahdouh and his son were born in g°za.
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  2308. eat the bug, get in the pod!
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  2309. ironically the same kind of peace as the "religion of peace" - respect mah authoritah and everything will be great!
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  2310. 1:34 blurred 2:11 BP, raytheon...
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  2311. he doesn't want to believe that his son died attacking innocent people, he might be particularly hard to convince.
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  2312. fun fact: not drinking seawater is actually slightly controversial advice. there are people who claim that drinking seawater in cunjunction with catching seafood can be better than not drinking for very long periods of time (weeks and months) if you ration it very well and you start doing it before you dehydrate in the first place. what everybody agrees on is seawater accelerating death if you drink it when you're desperately thirsty. also apparently drinking urine can be beneficial if you do it before you dehydrate so that the urine still is very watery, though I don't know if it's technically preferable to holding it in, which I believe also gradually draws water from it in a useful way.
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  2313. that is the most suspicious fake message of all time xD
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  2314. it would be interesting to know what percentage of those pregnancies are intentional
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  2315. are you joking? a coup is a coup. this is a move toward a less representative government. what you're cheering for is an untested new dictatorship instead of continuing to try to make democracy work. I would have thought that tunisians know better.
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  2316.  @RealCherry8085  what's funny about that?
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  2317. warms your heart? did you miss the part where they said MONKEY GLUE, and the part where the soot harvesting job is done with no gas mask or even dust mask?
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  2318.  @aleale6277  it was coopted by mussolini and CLEARLY used in reference to mussolini in this video. if you answer "how do you feel about being called a fascist?" with "me ne frego', you are saying "I AM a fascist".
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  2319. Charles more like basic empathy and respect for consent
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  2320. let's make armin laschet dismantle the factory, he needs a new job.
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  2321. this story had to be reported twice, it is riveting.
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  2322. whoever spelled that video title could use some more self-doubt!
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  2323. that is not legalisation, it's an expansive decriminalisation.
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  2324. 78 Vette "mauros" is ancient greek for "dark", but they weren't black. mauritania and morocco both get their names from the same root, and the moors looked like the people who live there now. mostly darker than the people you find on the european side of the mediterranean today, but not black.
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  2325. americans, who play the national anthem at all their not even international sporting events and "pledge allegiance to the flag" daily at school: "what propaganda?" 👁👄👁
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  2326. it's incredibly bad piloting to stall an airliner and just let it drop to the ground merely because one of two airspeed indicators was reading wrong.
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  2327. fisheye lenses, my friend
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  2328. they're marching and driving like shit in those clips at the beginning! xD
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  2329. city of london police, aka enforcers for the world's leading criminal bankers
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  2330. sich selbst zu gefährden und andere erwachsene, die freiwillig mitmachen, ist ok.
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  2331. it's individual presidents looking to score points with the public and disregarding the bigger picture. if ever there is a situation to not negotiate with terrorists, it's hostage taking.
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  2332. during the covid lockdowns, a bunch of latin american cartels and gangs were the ones both enforcing contact restrictions and supplying essential goods to people living in the slums they operate out of. lots of criminal organisations like to cultivate a robin hood image because broad public support can provide a lot of security to them. pablo escobar was very famous for really substantially helping the poor of medellin, and he tried to grow a political career out of it (failed only due to state intervention). haiti is currently run more by gangs than by the government, and those too are trying to create opportunities to gain actual governing power by doing parts of the government's job. one big gang leader who likes to put on such a show for foreign TV crews goes by the name "barbecue".
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  2333.  @GazaHolocaust  it's true that her hi°°°r statement did not declare h° to have been ok, as she was falsely accused of. it was also made within a context that did not mention j°°s at all. she was defending the term "nati°nal°sm" as one to self-identify with, brought up h°°°er as the only example she and her audience would be familiar with, and then within the batsh°° republican talking point of proclaiming h's extraterritorial ambitions to have been "gl°balism" and not at all nati°nal°sm, she briefly circumscribed a not much more accurate positively connotated idea of nati°°alism as "making germany great" without attacking other countries, and proclaimed that that hypothetical h° would have been unobjectionable. so if one wants to be very charitable, one can say that she was talking only about the positive concept she described and not about h° because he wasn't like that, and if one wants to be very uncharitable, one can say that her positive description is irrelevant, and she was endorsing a hypothetical h° only deviating from reality by not aggressing against other states, which would mean endorsing the dicta°°rship, the nuremberg rac° laws, the ex°°°mination of dis°bl°d people, and probably the exp°lsi°n of all j°°s, and ki°°ing, int°rnm°nt or steriliz°tion of all romani and qu°°r people and miscegenators. but even with the least charitable plausible interpretation, that actually was not an endorsement of h° for his ant°°°mitism, but for being a n°z° in general. she was not being ant°°°mitic, just a batsh°° republican. and all of the other accusations against her are weaker than this one. actually the argument that could have been made but I believe was not in the recent controversy context is that in a dogwhistly way she used the term "gl°bal°sm" in the sense it was at the time being somewhat popularly used to refer to a j°°ish w°rld dom°nati°n plot and was being ant°°°itic by referencing the obviously actually existing wingnut claim that h° was a creation of the j°s. but you could have found like... at least a third of republican congresspeople saying the same sort of thing at the time.
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  2334. yeah CNN is definitely getting another visit from AIPAC, as I'm sure they had after the queen rania of jordan interview.
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  2335. I wonder why israel has only rarely shut down the internet in gaza, and keeps turning it back on, including in gaza city. two explanations I can imagine: either an actual military considerationin that they keep the gazan internet under surveillance and when it's turned on, they get information about militant activity because either they use it to communicate at least occasionally, or because israel has a registry of devices associated with militants that get located when the internet is turned on (or it's also likely that practically all internet-connective devices in gaza contain spyware like pegasus). or israel specifically wants to keep the flow of gruesome videos out of gaza going - but for which audiences? the only obvious target audience that israel wants to see this are palestinians in the west bank and in israel in order to provoke violence to justify the planned expansion of the second nakba. but it seems to me that this audience has little need for visual evidence, they'd still know what's going on if they hadno videos. the ones for whom the presence or absence of much video evidence makes a big difference are western audiences otherwise inclined to support israel. in countries that aupport israel, the result of a total internet blackout of gaza would be much less concern than the result of this flow of videos.
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  2336. 4:48 the israeli occupation of gaza ended in 2005
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  2337. poland and hungary should be suspended from EU membership, they no longer meet the standards for human rights and judicial independence.
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  2338. maybe, but you can definitely watch them think if you learn dog body language. and you can communicate with them by pretending to think certain things through your own body language. they are constantly watching for this.
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  2339. it's a scam knife brand same as kamikoto. the website price is "reduced" from 100 to 30$ for "one day offer", and on aliexpress the exact same knife costs 20$ and extremely similar ones (different handle design, same blade, probably same factory) cost 7.50$. I suppose it is less bad than kamikoto in that kamikoto sells knives worth less than 10$ for way more than 30$, but it's still a scam and a fake brand to resell random chinese crap.
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  2340. damn, that's going to push cocaine prices in australia insanely high.
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  2341. but it's in the title and apparently you can read and write... I'm confused
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  2342. 1:53 "eight months breh"
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  2343. pro-virus-demos einkesseln und zwangsimpfen :)
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  2344. guys, it's kanye west! :O
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  2345. are you talking about the USA? xD
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  2346. I like how the "good" doctor is still wearing a mask under the nose. xD
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  2347. $2000 for one huge salmon? holy shit!
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  2348. uuuh no, that thing looks idiotic. not as bad, but in the same sort of way as the tesla cybercar (no, it's not a truck).
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  2349. US police actually do NOT have any legal duty to protect or help people.
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  2350. there actually was a huge pause in mass shootings during the pandemic. the resumption of mass shootings pretty much marked the end of the pandemic (like a year to a year and a half ago).
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  2351.  @bitterwhiteman  well, for quite a while,but not permanently. I think bread or rice can keep an adult for several months, but less than a year. it's much worse in children, as their growth much more strictly requires a large variety of nutrients, whereas adult bodies can get by on just carbohydrate calories because they're not trying to form tissues at as high a rate. in long famines, such as probably most notably the one in yemen since 2014, the adults mostly just get very skinny but still function, but the children not only die at much higher rates, but the ones that survive on nothing but a little grain become incredibly stunted both in their outwardly visible body development, and in their intellectual development. there are many 5-9 year old kids in yemen who look like starving 1-3 year olds with bigger heads, and who can't stand or say a word. they just stay like half-dead infants.
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  2352. that is not true at all. the "soviet weapons" were not "taken back"by a "they", because there was no soviet union left. the soviet nuclear arsenal was split among soviet states the same as any other soviet state property, and other soviet military assets (namely russia,belarus, ukraine and I think kazakhstan inherited nukes). those ukrainian nukes were 100% ukrainian state property, the only difference between russian and other soviet nukes was that the russians retained the soviet launch access, whereas the non-russian nukes would have needed to be reprogrammed/hacked/equipped with a new launch or perhaps new targeting software. but ukraine would have been the former soviet republic most capable of doing that, it was always the number 2 to russia in arms production and development, and in nuclear development especially. russia did not claim ownership over the other soviet republics' nukes after independence,t hey negotitated together with the western powers handovers to russia for keeping or destroying in direct acknowlegement of the fact that those newly independent states legally owned these nuclear weapons. where did you get this nonsense from? it has nothing to do with the truth!
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  2353. maybe he just couldn't pass up the opportunity to be able to say that he captured rome.
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  2354. and a regular rifle stock
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  2355. that's quite generous, but also kinda makes sense because employees catching covid unvaccinated would on average probably lead to them missing more than a week of work.
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  2356. no. obviously "a tiger does not change its stripes" fits better.
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  2357. I doubt that's going to help them if they don't live anywhere nearby.
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  2358. uh yeah so stop antagonizing him with the pillows and touching him when you know he doesn't want to be touched... you know???
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  2359. my armchair analysis is that it may be possible for russia to gain a momentary boost in front line morale out of anger over the ISIS attack in moscow that russia attributes to ukraine, which could make this a moment for russia to make particularly strong breakthrough attempts. even if perhaps the front line troops don't care because they're in war anyway, high-ranking officers are likely to want to present territorial gains in the very near future.
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  2360. thinking that ~10m spaces between stalls would prevent fire from jumping between them, when the stalls are selling rockets with ~50m range is quite remarkably stupid. I reckon to actually make it reasonably safe, the key would be to keep almost all fireworks in tightly latched boxes (wood or metal, not cardboard) that would at least require a couple of minutes of burning to ignite fireworks inside, and only keep single examples on display. the stalls should also be built with little flammable material. it would still be tricky to decide what fires to fight and when to evacuate entirely, but at least the spread would be slowed enough to give plenty of time for an evacuation. it may also be possible to keep any fire sufficiently guaranteed to cause no major explosions to allow for reasonably safe firefighting at hose distance in any case. for this, limits on storage on the market grounds should be set low enough to require resupply more than once a day, as a non-public storage site can be better controlled for ignition sources than the open market, and would have all of its fireworks boxed up.
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  2361.  @destroyerofturtles5024  why would you want to destroy turtles?
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  2362. isn't it wonderful to see the right eating itaelf instead of the left, because their champion of so much winning you'll be sick of it lost the election?
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  2363. that is not at all how it works.
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  2364. this thing where you don't specify the allegation because it's something you wouldn't talk about in polite society or whatever is journalistic malpractice and very very annoying.
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  2365. uh oh! if you're in california, you might need to worry because I think cenk just jinxed it when he called earthquakes there "a relatively minor issue".
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  2366. Gerri H I think she was lucky to survive the birth. those puppies look to me like they were just about newborn, less than a week old, so they had to be born at almost exactly that size, which is huge compared to the mother. two of the pups already look bigger than the mother on adoption day!
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  2367. border patrol officers in washington made a better assessment than the cops in uvalde who had been inside the school for 75 minutes...
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  2368. nicht nur ist das so eine haltbare gewebte plastiktasche, sondern plastiktaschen sind auch überhaupt nicht klimaschädlich. das problem mit plastiktaschen ist nur, dass sie ordentlich entsorgt werden müssen (gefiltert verbrannt). plastiktaschen brauchen aber in der herstellung wesentlich weniger energie als papiertaschen oder jutetaschen, sind also tüte für tüte klimafreundlicher.
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  2369. I hate it.
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  2370. I like how in the chat log she replies that her sister is not as pretty. xD it's the other way around in my opinion though...
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  2371. on the plus side, it's great that the cops managed to build a case against her, since in principle this is a difficult crime to prove (she mostly went wrong when she repeated the stunt one too many times and her accounts of it became too movie-like). I think the worst part is that it looks like she raised the bar with self-inflicted injuries, so that people so inclined can reference her as an argument to dismiss wounds that for many victims are the only evidence they have.
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  2372. F. Moussa horseshit, the ISIS wives got locked up in the women's prisons. there is always some amount of rape in war, but unlike ISIS the SDF certainly don't have policies approving of and organizing rape, slavery, or forced marriage. I'm sure there have been instances of ethnic cleansing by kurdish forces, but the fact that there is arab participation in the SDF shows that rojava's leadership is fundamentally opposed to excluding and displacing the region's arab population. of course the kurds are not very fond of the arabs in many places due to the often broad support from the arab population for the arab supremacist tyranny of ISIS and other islamist groups, but the SDF considtently make the biggest effort of any party in the conflict to treat their enemies and the civilians associating with their enemies more fairly than the SDF and associated civilians are treated by them. ISIS meanwhile is of course the worst out of all parties in the conflict in that regard.
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  2373. krystal ball is a real leftist like krystal ball is a real name.
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  2374.  @affordabilityforyou8551  she is native british, she was born in london
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  2375.  @affordabilityforyou8551  that feeling when you're british and a german explains your language to you: "na·​tive ˈnā-tiv  : INBORN, INNATE native talents 2 : belonging to a particular place by birth a native New Yorker" "Etymology From Middle English natif, from Old French natif, from Latin nātīvus, from nātus (“birth”). Doublet of naive and neif."
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  2376. that title highlights a really bad part of this video. it comes across as advice to not call the police, and that is terrible advice (at least in the UK - there are other countries that really are so systemically misogynistic that female victims of domestic abuse should not get the cops involved). she said that as a flippant remark to express that she has low confidence in british police, she did not think this through. so don't highlight it as if she had! personally I'm pretty sure that "do call the police" is better advice than "don't call the police" for british domestic abuse victims. at least for women victimised by men. if it's the other way around you're probably far less likely to get anything positive out of it. what's important is to first get educated about what the police can do for you and what sorts of evidence would be helpful. in probably the majority of domestic abuse situations, victims should make preparations for a police report and collect evidence to make it stick. you need to have a realistic understanding that you can't expect much if all you have backing your accusation is your word. and there probably is good advice online about which specific laws and regulations to rely on to get your police report past unhelpful cops that you may be unlucky to encounter.
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  2377. wir sollten die bundeswehr so weit aufbauen, dass sie fähig ist, so etwas wie die besatzung afghanistans ohne die amis durchzuziehen. der abzug war extrem verantwortungslos und eine rein egoistische entscheidung der amerikaner.
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  2378. yeah it was super mild. I had to listen twice to understand how there could be a problem. warren just said that she wants biden to run again, and that the choice for running mate is his to make. she even said that she thought harris and biden were a good team, which is already a lie. her liking harris must be a lie too - I don't think anybody does, and if they had a friendly relationship, then harris wouldn't be refusing to talk to her over this.
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  2379. well, that is a crowd gathered to celebrate. most are going to be primarily worried. keep in mind that israel strictly adhered to a policy of escalated retaliation, they insist on responding to every attack with a more severe attack.
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  2380. that be frenchies frenching (if by road blocks you mean actual road blocks)
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  2381. ??? that really does not resemble krokodil much
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  2382. rape is used as a weapon of war to damage the social cohesion, public mental health, and ethnic/national/sectarian pride of a targeted civilian population. in many cultures the stigma of rape is so strong that raping people damages the society more than killing them would. the intent is similar to genocide. of course the rapists themselves do it because they enjoy it, but it is quite often encouraged by leaders for this purpose. that, and it is commonly seen as a good motivator to reward soldiers for capturing territory with raping the women and children there, usually combined with looting.
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  2383. don't they sell drinks and such?
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  2384. right, because the other times it was austria's fault! xD
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  2385. I don't think it's polystyrene. there are other plastic foams that are various degrees of squishy and far less brittle than polystyrene. that pressed foam ball structure looks oncredibly cheap because it resembles styrofoam, but foamed solids actually have excellent material properties that are the reason for that stuff being chosen (namely very low weight, probably toughness, and high compressibility and impact damping).
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  2386. of course, that'snormal. the part where ot gets somewhat fascinating is that they don't just build dams, they build dams in specific locations to ahape waterways in such ways that they become a certain type of habitat. I don'tthink beavers teach their youngto build dams at all, they probably all learn it individually. certainly birds each ineividually learn to build nests, and some species' nests are really complicated, as is the location selection. obviously nobody teaches bees, ants and wasps anything, or spiders how to build webs. and nobody teaches human babies to mimic facial expressions and noises to learn so effectively that their parents really don't need to teach them to talk and emote, they just absorb what they see and hear, and figure out the social functions by copying everything and registering the reactions they get.
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  2387. the only "green" natural gas powerplants are such that are built to replace gas flaring during oil drilling and utilize that gas instead of wasting it.
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  2388. Serphe666 ganz schön doof, dass AfD und co so gegen klimaschutz sind, wenn der klimawandel doch im 21. Jahrhundert hunderte millionen leute zur migration zwingen wird. in vielen anderen regionen vor allem in armen ländern hat der klimawandel viel schlimmere auswirkungen als hier, es werden millionenstädte durch überflutung oder wasserknappheit unbewohnbar und große landstriche durch dürre/wüstenausdehnung nicht mehr landwirtschaftlich nutzbar sein.
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  2389. die ersten bilder waren total ausreichend zur unterscheidung, die streifen am arsch sind super unterschiedlich
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  2390. wasn't uruguay also the first country to fully legalize cannabis? they seem kinda based, as opposed to fascoguay paraguay
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  2391. egypt has itself had the most successful and internationally recognized coup of the past decade. they slaughtered a thousand protesters over night, and a few months later got a state visit with merkel.
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  2392. Sabrina Naime Marin you didn't have to say is, your behaviour shows it.
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  2393. it doesn't look like either side winning can end well, but yes, certainly the behaviour of the ethiopian government is outrageous. the ethiopian troll army isn't making them look good either, since all they do is promote hate.
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  2394. because those are the people who got in, silly. it's like how when you're drowning, you are not calm, but after somebody pulls you out, you calm down. especially if you are very exhausted, as those people are. what do you think how much they've slept in the past week?
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  2395. I think she sorta has a point, the war could probably be shortened by supporting ukraine a lot more, but that's a really long way off now, because the ukrainian military has lost the momentum it had for a while. it's going to take much better ukrainian performance to even win slowly, nevermind winning quickly. and winning according to the goals zelensky sets is impossible (crimea will never be ukrainian again, and most likely most of the donbas and any part of the azov coast won't either), which can be a bit discouraging. I wonder if it is and will remain the right decision for zelensky to set the goals so unrealistically high to get ukrainians hyped up. it definitely isn't the right decision to inspire foreign support.
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  2396. 1:03 die junge frau sollte mal zum augenarzt
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  2397. Hatte! I don't know about italy's parmesan, but that canadian maple syrup is held by a cartel, not by the canadian government. it's done by a bunch of industries, for example there is a stockpile of more than a year's world consumption of cocoa, and I would guess coffee too. governments keep reserves of actual strategic materials like petroleum products, but that's done to weather potential supply crises, not to prop up the industries producing them by buying supplies that will not be needed even in some sort of crisis. manufacturing stuff for government stockpiles is very much a soviet planned economy thing.
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  2398. yeah I guess so, otherwise she would have been more than a little bit tipsy
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  2399. indeed. azerbaijan is about 3-4 times as big as armenia in population, GDP, and military budget, while having very strong support from turkey and strong support from israel (and some from al qaeda and such), whereas armenia has hardly any support from anyone. armenia is saving its forces for the future defense of the lower third or half of armenia between azerbaijan's main territory and its nakhchivan exclave, and the eastern strip of land between azerbaijan and lake sevan.
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  2400. ​ @Rugy_Azizova 🤡
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  2401.  @Rugy_Azizova  that's the prophet mohammed, peace be upon him.
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  2402. this is one gay man about whom the entire political spectrum can agree: do not allow that man to adopt children! that "not yet" reply about that being his baby is concerning. if there actually is an official adoption process, it will constitute a test of the system, since there is no doubt that if it works correctly george santos will be refused. somewhat more tentatively due to his tumultuous public presence, and primarily because of his pending or possible prison sentences and his lacking financial security. george santos isn't even fit to adopt a cat.
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  2403. I think you can thank the bush administration for that one.
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  2404. it's not the final days yet, it will probably be around two months. though the US did move up the withdrawal date because they were worried that if they actually eaited until the 9/11 anniversary, they would draw attacks trying to mess up their weird withdrawal celebrations (of course the US is again pretending that they haven't lost; they just don't want to play anymore). I'd say looking at the maps of taliban conquest, they'll probably capture all or almost all areas and cities except for kabul soon, and then it won't necessarily be easy to predict how long a siege of kabul might take. apparently the taliban might be interested in negotiating surrenders because not fighting theirway through kabul or other cities would leave them with more popular aupport and of course a more intact country to rule.
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  2405. nah dude, these are not normal, they're quite unlikely to be weather balloons.
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  2406. loitering is literally not doing anything, and hasbeen widely banned in the US for decades and in britain for the last 200 years.
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  2407. what's primarily costing israel any moral high ground is the creeping annexation of the west bank that already looks like swiss cheese from all the settlements, because they're making the west bank part of israel in all but name, which is undeniably making iarael an apartheid state because of the underclass of native non-citizens there. israel's only defense against the apartheid accusation is that those palestinians are not iaraeli citizens and not living in israel, but israel is making the area they inhabit part of israel. israel also doesn't have the moral high ground because of its eye for an eye and then some more policy of violence. israel is by far the more powerful side of this conflict and as such is the one that had the capability to take the first unilateral steps to deescalate. because it is the side with the choice, it's also the side with the moral duty to deesclate. instead they attack pwople praying in the al aqsa mosque, and they kill a journalist and then beat the people carrying her coffin.
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  2408. they all think they're protected because they've had covid before, but omiceon is actually very good at reinfecting people, so they're spreading it liike crazy at those rallies.
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  2409. lol that video title tries really hard to avoid the word "occupied"
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  2410. "don't taze me bro" "it's just a prank bro"
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  2411. Whu Dhat why would they be priced below the competition? these look way more expensive to produce.
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  2412. I don't know about etihad, but I think lufthansa is probably inclined to do this as a favour to airbus (this plane being a commercial failure while boeing's dreamliner is a hit is terrible PR for airbus).
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  2413.  @osheridan  well, the classic romanian claim is not that merely not all romanians are roma, but that the roma are not romanian, and uh stole that name to pretend to be romanian (not the best choice, I would say)
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  2414. who says that?
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  2415. no, the issue really was "prime for what?". they were talking about haley running for president, so the matter of her age is whether she's too old yet to be president. by american presidents' standards, she would be moderately young. with his repeated "not in her prime" thing, lemon insisted on reducing haley and by extension all women to their breeding ability and sexual appeal, which was totally not the topic. basically he answered the question "is nikki haley still young enough to be president" with "she is too old to be sexy or make babies", and he did that several times.
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  2416. human trafficking babushka
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  2417. "life here is quite grim", said the russian
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  2418. actually you just need to read what's written to dismiss it. the group of people in question are those who get hospitalized for bad weed reactions. those bad weed reactions almost always are anxiety/panic attacks. duh, people who get panic attacks and such are more likely to be diagnosed with anxiety disorders. it takes a very anxious predisposition to get sent to the ER for how badly you're reacting to cannabis.
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  2419. in denmark, everybody watches american movies and TV series in english with subtitles.
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  2420. tortoises ARE herbivores. lots of herbivores eat meat when they can.
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  2421. what about the betamax?
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  2422. 10:41 come on, there is NO WAY javelins fly up to 2000 meters per second. we've all seen videos of them, haven't we? you can't see a 2000 m/s missile, but you can see a javelin. 2000 m/s is almost mach 6 (mach 1 is about 340 m/s depending on atmospheric conditions). anything that goes that fast is much pointier than a javelin, and rockets that go that fast are way more elongated to pack more fuel while keeping the aerodynamic cross-section small. kinda like stinger missiles, which are faster than javelins but I'm pretty sure still not THAT fast. I think those hypersonic missiles everybody talks about start at mach 7, so no, javelins don't fly at mach 6. I think the way they avoid active protection systems for the most part is just that the active protection isn't built to shoot up, right?
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  2423. ITube only the gas is russian, the coal germany burns is german.
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  2424.  @homestairstoronto9599  she has a lot of experience in not improving the german military.
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  2425. 2:35 I'm not usually one to police people's emotional responses to trauma, but that father seems much too content for someone who has just buried a son. you can tell that in his mind, his country's victory genuinely makes up for his son's death. it's low key evidence of some really deranged fanaticism. you normally only see that with islamists who tell themselves that a martyr's death really is a happy occasion, because it means entry into heaven with permanent VIP status. but I suppose azerbaijan probably promotes that idea, too.
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  2426. I think there's probably something preventing airplane doors from being opened at high altitude but yeah, she did need to be restrained. I think restraints are used too pften by police and such when for example people are just having a bad trip (in which case the restraint make the trip much worse), but up in the air you really can't expect the flight crew to be able to do anything else once a passenger becomes violent. it's not like they restrained her just because she was shouting.
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  2427. china's tik tok is called douyin. I don't think it's designed non-addictive, but it promotes a lot of government propaganda and censors all sorts of negative things about china (for example if you make videos in your home, and your home looks like you're poor, you will be buried by the algorithm because china isn't supposed to have poverty. same thing if you're fat or disabled.). there may however be legally imposed time limits on using the app, as there have been on playing video games for the past year or two. the chinese government appreciates apps like douyin when they help to keep people in line (including by providing some entertainment to satisfy them), but they try to prevent internet usage from distracting citizens so much that they become less productive or less likely to have children.
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  2428. *once it's finished conquering the world and made everybody comply with the rules of one sect of islam
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  2429.  A R  in drought-threatened areas, planting trees tends to be a lot more difficult than preserving trees, because old trees native to the habitat have deep roots that reach into the groundwater, whereas young trees need to be consistently watered for years before their roots are deep enough. young trees also are more threatened by herbivorous animals, which often kill small trees but usually only damage large trees. places like the sahel are really bad for cutting firewood, as they only support sparse tree growth, so a given area can only yield little firewood, but the trees that are there are very important for preserving the precarious level of regional water retention and supporting wildlife and human populations, and are difficult to replant.
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  2430. UN: announces afghanistan has world's biggest humanitarian crisis, asks for $5bn in donations to UN ogranizations to fight starvation US: sits on $7bn of afghan money, announces it will steal half for american victims of the saudi terror organization al qaeda, and think of something nice to do for the remaining non-starved afghans with the other half at some future time
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  2431. two highly problematic people, you're not being fair by blaming the woman alone and saying the driver was just "having a moment". those are two assholes equally trying to establish dominance and both deliberately escalating.
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  2432. btw. leopards in south asia often make the news for hunting humans, these are particularly dangerous big cats. pretty much only tigers are more dangerous, leopards are way worse than their smaller size suggests.
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  2433. "very sophisticated"? that method of attack was completely idiotic, no chance to achieve anything! any major insurgent or terrorist group in that part of the world would have had a sufficient quantity of explosives (like the AN that hezbollah was definitely selling out of the beirut port) to make a car bomb, and that would have at least gotten them through the gate. still nonsense, but it would have had a slightly substantial impact. being attacked this badly is actually reassuring rather than threatening.... so what's the opposite of a terrorist? xD
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  2434. or you're totally wrong and wings actually work worse in air agitated by other wings ahead of them... which is what real life aircraft and racing cars' spoilers show to be the case. 😒 ornithopter wings certainly do need to change pitch or be flexible to change pitch by yielding to air resistance, more on the upstroke, which seems to be one of the things you're suggesting, without that, an ornithopter is entirely hopeless. insects generally fly that way, as do hummingbirds (the latter are the flying animals most easily replicated in simple hovering flight by ornithopters). some birds and I think more so bats fly mostly in a sort of butterfly stroke swimming like motion that involves complex folding of the wings to pull them forward, which would be very difficult to replicate. and many like small songbirds actually use a really strange looking standard flying pattern in which they flap a few strokes to propel up and forward, then tuck their wings in and arc a bit up and then down again like a little torpedo, so they bounce up and down. ai reckon it's probably an adaptation that they're evolved to basically do for fun, while it serves the evolutionary purpose of being more difficult for a surprise attack from an aerial predator like a falcon to hit them.
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  2435. it looks like it would have been more useful though to have he laser pulse faster - would that have been more problematic to make or use? Ian says that the thing works best at close range with moving targets, but that's where I see the most need to have a faster pulse.
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  2436. 29 daumen hoch für den quatsch in ner sonst recht klarköpfigen kommentarspalte? ich wusste gar nicht, dass es derartig aggressive deutschsprachige disinfo-bots auf youtube gibt! :o
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  2437. uh oh, I think you just did an antisemitism
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  2438. Agent Cooper Low class comment.
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  2439. Missouri mongoose I would guess that there are many different types of clay that impart different tastes to tea that different people may or may not like. if your clay isn't even dark like that, I would guess that it's quite different. but I would be surprised if this chinese clay was really substantively unique and there was no similar clay anywhere in the world (or better clay, it's unlikely that the best teapot clay is found in a traditional tea region). as far as I'm aware, clays are ancient silt deposits from rivers, and their composition mostly depends on the types of minerals the rivers passed over upstream. then you should find similar clay in deposits that were formed downstream of the same rock types that were upstream of where zisha clay is found.
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  2440. ghastly situation? huh, I wonder what happened 🤷
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  2441. what? the land of the free? whoever told you that is your enemy!
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  2442. 11:44 big jay low key looks like will ferrell
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  2443. like the fact that they keep picking on PH specifically, when they only heard of it in the first place because it already was the most mainstream and a relatively vanilla option to begin with. 3-5 years ago they already got PH to institute ID checks for every person appearing on video, mass-delete all prior content and only reinstate it if the account owner could produce IDs for everyone involved having been of age before the upload date. so now PH only has commercial content uploaded by copyright holders and amateur content uploaded by ID-checked creators of the videos themselves, and no huge impossible to fully regulate mess of reposted videos. countless other sites don't do this, if people go looking for other sites not yet restricted they will very quickly find alterntives that are almost guaranteed to be more problematic in just about every way.
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  2444. morals? just kidding
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  2445. how does one install a camping stove in a police officer's skull? asking for a friend
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  2446. that's one quote I haven't seen, I don't recall them saying anything about rules of engagement. it's obvious that in reality they have been treating gaza as a free fire zone, and it has been implied by the evacution leaflets that this would be done in the evacuation zones, but I haven't seen netanyahu or gallant say it. I know there were videos of both talking to combat troops though, was that part of what they said there?
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  2447. no, of course not. are you going to stop asking misleading questions? no, of course not.
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  2448. mind boggling???
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  2449. 3:50 that's disgusting. nothing can justify doing "something similar" to palestinians just like nothing can justify hamas' massacre. he dishonours his sister in law's memory, and he should be ashamed of himself. his experience should teach him to NOT want to do "something similar"!
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  2450. I hope his investment thing isn't a scam.
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  2451. fanta bility didn't even ring a bell to make you talk about what happened to her again or how the legal procedings are going? YOU covered her case before! this happened: spectators are leaving after a highschool sports game, two adult teenagers statt shooting at one another with guns, hitting nobody. nearby cops run up and start shooting, too. the police's bullets wound three bystanders and kill 8 year old fanta bility, they arrest one original shooter and one gets away (identified and arrested later). there are no noteable consequences for the cops, but the two original shooters are charged with first degree murder, being held responsible for the unprofessional police reaction as if they had planned to make and made the police kill that kid.
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  2452. 2:12 when you tell swedish people that they're doing something bad
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  2453. this has become a real chicken and egg story, huh?
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  2454. harris sucks at public communication and she never really seems informed. like she doesn't actually know what's going on in the country, she's just badly regurgitating what she was told by aides prior to the interview. she does not belong in a high political office, it's quite farcical. if she was nominated as the next democratic presidential candidate, she would do even worse than clinton.
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  2455. the tyts should try ivermectin for thse brain worms.
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  2456.  @ydne  it's not an infection issue, this report here offhandedly calling it an infection is wrong. it's straight chemical toxicity. but yes, human poisoning by consumption of seafood containing algal toxins is well-known (as is the health risk associated with direct contact with cyanobacteria and toxic algae)
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  2457. bad take, there are many foods that salt has to permeate. my mom makes baked potatoes with practically no salt, and it's horrible. adding the salt just on the surface afterwards is SO MUCH WORSE!
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  2458. I'm sure he walked out of that shelter many times just fine. all the people were making it super awkward and scaring him by all staring at and talking to him and pulling on his leash.
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  2459.  @루루97  the british raj was much bigger than today's india. it contained today's india, pakistan, bangladesh and burma
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  2460.  @MaxwellJonny  your mother
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  2461. DirrtyDave187 generisches maskulinum>*innen lasst euch doch bitte mal was weniger hölzernes einfallen. zwei gender statt einem zu nennen ist doch eh nicht woke, und ein sternchen reinzusetzen macht das wort nur alberner. erfindet was, das sprachlich brauchbar ist! z.B. einfach erklären, dass die üblichen wörter kein maskulin mehr sind. also nicht "helfer*innen" einführen, sondern "helferinnen" abschaffen und "helfer" konsequent für männer, frauen und sonstige verwenden! dann ist die sprache fair und einfacher, und letzteres wäre für die akzeptanz sehr nützlich.
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  2462. I think it's actually possible that this one was abandoned during a fitness test that he failed because of his blindness. lots of animal parents reject their young when they notice a disability. it makes evolutionary sense to not feed young that don't have a decent chance of surviving and procreating. in animals with litters of multiples, the other litter mates get fed more that way, and in animals with only one young per birth (horses for example, which also reject foals quite often), not feeding a disabled baby lets the mother gather fat reserves for the next breeding season. I think in most cases, it happens right after birth/hatching, but it's plausible that blindness in particular would take a while for the opossum mother to notice - sylvester was able to feed and hold on and navigate in close proximity, and looked generally normal. what a lot of animals are wired for is for parents to reject young with large physical deformities.
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  2463. boeing planes these days seem to be built to a standard resembling teslas.
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  2464. 12:03 I was about to start laughing at the contrast of that assault rifle to the rest of that picture and all the others earlier in the video, but then you said "papua" - sure, that makes sense. good for them. may they acquire many more assault rifles and plenty of bullets to fight the genocidal indonesian colonizers!
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  2465. no. its trajectory will be monitored and very different from an ICBM, and there is no point in launching one ICBM.
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  2466. you cut the explanation of the general situation excessively short at the end, by not mentioning that the french have left and other european countries have downsized their involvement due to the coup, with the military government trying to replace that foreign assistance with russia's wagner mercenaries, who are being paid with mining rights. the military government has also heavily damaged relations with neighbouring countries, which is very important because insurgents/terrorists in western africa make a lot of use of border areas between badly cooperating countries, which basically enable them to retreat from one country's security forces into another country
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  2467. it's clearly flood damage, all the buildings have it.
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  2468. jesus christ that guy legit says as many uhms and uhs as he says words!
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  2469. they HAVE TO build trash-burning power plants in all these poorer countries!
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  2470. lol the virgin galactic stream commentstor is so cringy! :'D I love how hard she's pretending that this altitude of 88km counts as "in space" when nobody in the real world agrees. "remember the moment when" - "space is now virgin territory" - YIKES, did "sir richard" just unshag space?
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  2471. could be, but normally it's suffocation. this has happened several times in europe in recent years, with similar death counts.
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  2472. the rats are abandoning the sinking ship
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  2473.  @CorePathway  "jag-wire" is completely unambiguously wrong. you are free to pronounce it "jagwar" or "jagyuar", but not "jagwire".
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  2474.  @goldenageofdinosaurs7192  well, the main sign of mental health issues is that kanye himself says that he's diagnosed bipolar. which is probably the one thing I'd give him credit for (never really took note of his music, seems average). I think it's good that that therefore isn't an endless controversial matter of speculation, and I think even with the Hitler stuff it actually still has a destigmatizing influence for him to model not hiding that diagnosis, because that's one that people are generally very scared to share.
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  2475. the greek coast guard and others need new guidelines which include assessing imminent risk of sinking and mandatory evacuation if such risk is identified. they knew how unreasonable it was for that boat to continue to italy.
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  2476. the word "terrorist" is used practically exclusively in counterproductive ways, so it's useless. but the hamassacre does meet what's supposed to be the definition perfectly. however, israel's official policy is to retaliate against all "terror attacks" with more severe responses, and then they firmly expect their enemies to be the ones to deescalate in literally every single engagement - somehow israel is the good guy and the enemy is the terrorist, even though israel chooses very intently to do more harm than the terrorists and to always be the ones escalating while the terrorists always are the ones deescalating. and I do mean always, israel considers any exchange of violence to be unfinished if that has not yet been achieved.
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  2477. FDP will eine steuererhöhungen nach corona, aber wirft den anderen bullerbü-phantasien vor 🙄
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  2478. it's just the escobar act.
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  2479. he's certainly not 'outraged', he's at best "outraged". I mean you physically need to do the " " with your hands if you want to state correctly what he is. he's "outraged", in a very nonspecific way by the broader situation, very decidedly not "outraged" by anybody's culpable actions. it's not an accusation, he's just telling us that he feels that way.
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  2480. asbestos is unacceptable as a building material anywhere, because all buildings eventually will be demolished, and their materials disposed of or reused. the construction process also typically involves dusty cutting of asbestos, so workers inhale it not just during demolition, but also during construction. mine and factory workers, and people living near the mines, also suffer often severe impacts. and it endangers firefighters, who already risk enough without it.
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  2481. oof wer auto fährt
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  2482. bit slow on the upload?
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  2483. the fact that the clothes being thrown away there are not yet being burned for energy is a huge government failure. it's ideal trash for burning, and it would produce massive ecological benefits compared to leaving clothes to rot, and health benefits compared to people burning the clothes in the open with no exhaust filter. keeping the beaches free of trash could also increase the area's attractiveness to tourists. generally a lot of poor countries clearly should be building trash-fired power plants to reduce their waste problems. that would probably also be a good investment for some kind of foreign development aid or loans.
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  2484. if you mean that long lengthwise horizontal joint in the middle of the stocks, that does nothing for durability (in fact it's a minor weakness, as the one of the two rifles where the joint is opening or has previously opened shows). it's a cost-saving measure to use less wood. assembling wooden parts by glueing together smaller pieces is less wasteful than using a big single block of flawless wood and cutting off a big chunk and throwing it away. you see the same on many other wooden objects like furniture - the most expensive furniture uses large single pieces of wood for individual parts, and the cheaper the furniture is, the smaller the pieces get, from solid to slats to blocks to plywood to particle boards. it's also a lot easier to cut out small pieces of wood between flaws like knots and branches in a given trumk of wood. because of this, a single flawless piece is always more expensive than two flawless pieces that equal its dimensions if you glue them together.
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  2485. that price was complete horseshit. VICE already did this same video topic like 10 years ago with equally little basis.
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  2486.  @eddastrohmayer251  yes, it was. cruise missiles are a threat to any territory they pass over due to imperfect reliability, and they are a threat to aviation. threat orno threat, an unpermitted airspace intrusion is a violation of national sovereignty. and the target of the missile was a POLISH ALLY. wanting poland to shoot down missiles over poland has absolutely nothing to do with warmongering, it does not get anywhere near an escalation. russia flying massive weapons over poland is a major escalation, but poland shooting them down would be utterly uncontroversial.
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  2487. there's no way the EU is banning indonesian palm oil.
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  2488. Zach Blundeto yes she would. the substance they found enhances endurance by increased blood circulation, it's not a magic drug that enables you to skate amazing.
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  2489. is there a context for this? did cenk just get introduced to molly? :D
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  2490. given the difference in power and the difference in the amount of abuses, israel is the side with almost all of the ability and moral duty to deescalate. instead, israel is very very clearly the side that's been escalating for years. the most obvious tip of the iceberg I would suggest looking at are this year's israeli army supported pogrom in huwara, israel's 3 or 4 assaults into the al-aqsa mosque in recent years, the murder of shireen abu-akleh and the israeli attack on her funeral procession (even beating the pallbearers and making them drop the casket), and the evergreens that are israel's indefinite detention without charge of thousands of palestinians including children, and israel's explicit policy of escalated retaliation (any attack on israel is answered by a more severe attack), including the VERY illegal collective punishment of demolishing the homes of "terrorists". also note the recently increasing adoption of the method of killing important enemies in gaza by shooting small guided bombs or missiles into their homes to simply kill them, their wives, usually their children and likely their neighbours in their sleep - israel generally used to design their assassinations in ways that had less than 50% collateral damage, whereas these bombings are fundamentally designed to cause more collateral deaths than target deaths (they seem to average a ratio of 3 or 4 to 1). oh, and take a look at when israel attacked al jazeera and AP by flattening the building holding their offices in gaza, that was fun.
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  2491. he did worse than maxwell did.
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  2492. recruiting children is standard practice for gangs in most latin american countries. it's one of the main reasons why nowadays there are so many families with children trying to migrate from central america to the US. the kids are groomed already in primary or middle school. the boys are easier to train to be obedient and ruthless when they're very young (like child soldiers elsewhere), and the girls are forced into prostitution because children fetch much higher prices than adult women. so yeah, these people are not easily deterred from trying to get to america.
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  2493.  @chrissmith7669  what are you trying to say? I have seen next to no conspiracy talk (only very little about some noteworthy passengers). the pilot hijacking, depressurising and ultimately hiding the plane in the middle of nowhere to be an epic troll about ki°°ing himself and everyone on the flight is very clearly what happened. why he did it is rather unclear, largely because that's the sort of thing the malaysian police would have to reveal from their investigation of the guy. they're not forthcoming because malaysia is committed to denying the story without offering an alternative or really disputing the evidence because both the government and the airline decided that it's so shameful for a pilot to do this that it must not have happened.
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  2494. based. don't follow the orders of those who want you dead!
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  2495. hide yo kids etc
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  2496. what do you mean, "something like this"?
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  2497. yeah that picture clearly shows that they have orange barrel tips - they're more obviously airsoft guns than most airsoft guns! who exactly messed up and reported those as real guns, was that the police press office, or CNN?
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  2498. thanks for bringing up adoption, all other coverage of surrogacy I've seen just leaves it looming as the elephant in the room. adopt, don't shop! ;)
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  2499. yeah I reckon that meets the DW weekly quota for featuring reality-based views about israel. can we get the chubby guy from the IDF in here as a chaser?
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  2500.  @1_viewer  that's true. any critical look at the engineering of a deep submersible would quickly bring up the issue of material fatigue in pressure cycles, which makes each dive less safe than the last (probably otherwise best known from pressurized airplanes), but of course many people would not have seen a need or would have considered themselves unqualified to look into the sub's engineering at all. I suppose the smart thing to do would have been for potential passengers to look into it enough to at least be able to ask some critical questions in order to evaluate the answers to get a feeling for how well the sub's operators knew their stuff and how diligent they were. getting the sort of responses to critical questions that rush has been quoted for should have been highly suspicious even to someone without the ability to evaluate the engineering.
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  2501. yeah that part is very odd. I read at the time that at some point the americans decided to take no unaccompanied babies out of kabul because they didn't want random people abandoning their kids. but you would think that the americans would then have contacted some afghan childcare organization or hospital to come get those kids, not dumped them outside the airport!
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  2502. I like how that woman was wearing a statue of liberty tiara.
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  2503. no, it just seems like it in a vacuum. the background is that this woman completely uncontroversially is 100% unqualified for the job, and not even trying to do it well.
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  2504. 1:36 red white and black are the colours of the german empire and the number 88 is used by n30n4z1s as a stand-in for the 8th letter of the alphabet - hh for the n4z1 salute.
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  2505. the cops were taking care of those outside with handcuffs and pepper spray
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  2506.  @denisebethany5691  it's not about building a powerplant, it's about the expansion of a giant open pit mine. the village is built on top of a lignite coal deposit that's going to be mined and burned.
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  2507. wtf why
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  2508. abandoning afghanistan was a terrible mistake, I don't see why abandoning mali would be good. I hope germany doesn't also pull out. :(
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  2509. if only it wasn't taking the support for granted and taking it as an opportunity to bully everybody else in the region because its supporters are constantly proclaiming the support to be unconditional...
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  2510. Л.С. Мото die amis halten alle europäer für franzosen.
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  2511. und deshalb haben katzen kein wahlrecht.
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  2512. lol what
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  2513. "a small crime of 3.5 million dollars"
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  2514. wow, die rechten hier sind selten heftig getriggert. xD
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  2515. this sounds like something that olaf scholz will struggle to remember.
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  2516. are you serious? come on, this changes nothing. bojo made it through the scandal, and this is far too weak to revive it.
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  2517. they had one perspective from a currentsex worker, who was OBVIOUSLY opposed to the ban, because banning it will only make sex work even more dangerous than even an unregulated legal market.
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  2518. pretty funny how CNN's main method here for gassing up harris is to only play tiny snippets of her speech, because she is so bad at speaking that you have to make her points for her and pretend that she said it. another highlight I remember was the CNN interview of harris just after roe v wade was cancelled by the supreme court, where harris was unable to deliver even the most obvious talking points, and acted hostile despite being interviewed by someone 100% openly aligned with what harris' position on abortion was supposed to be. kamala harris is one of the very worst public communicators in top US politics. she NEVER has enough of a clue to speak freely about anything, but is so narcissistically arrogant that she refuses to have her staff prep her with talking points before events and interviews like everybody else in politics, and then she acts hostile because she feels that inevitably being asked questions she can't answer, even by the friendliest interviewers because she has no clue what's happening, is a personal attack against her.
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  2519. I think the obvious answer if it wasn't cheating isn't so much that they are twins, but rather that they probably studied for the test together (given that they also studied medicine together, and now changed careers together and got employed together).
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  2520. 2:02 that one aged amazing
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  2521. it's a disagreement based on different definitions. the colloquial understanding of a military occupation specifically means boots on the ground, and basically nothing else. the definition used in international legal discourse has the term referring to exercising a high measure of control over a territory. gaza has been under siege since 2006, and by the legal definition, an effective siege is an occupation.
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  2522. egypt doesn't have much of an unrest problem anymore, but they do have the most brutal dictatorship they have had in decades.
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  2523. the ozone hole was super easy though, since there were very viable easy alternatives to chlorofluorocarbons. with climate change, the fundamental problem is very hard, which is that the climate harm of one country's fossil fuel use is shared globally, but that country gets all of the benefit. each country wants to keep using fossil fuels and wants everybody else to stop. and implementing alternative energy sources requires huge restructuring.
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  2524. putin's shoemaker is much better. these lifts are ridiculous, they look like clownshoes.
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  2525. beside the apparently very good care that was ahead of the time, I'm also really impressed that he managed to makw wnough money to fund the operation. I would not have thought that you could fully fund 24/7 care for a premature baby just by getting people to pay to look at the baby! xD
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  2526. Triztan 369 I'm pretty sure that this staring into the void is a sign of previous abuse. abused dogs shut down like that as if to try to disappear and not be noticed. otherwise avoiding eye contact is basically the same thing, the dog has learned to try to be ignored, and eye contact is a mutual recognition of one another's presence for dogs as it is for humans. the dog doesn't want to acknowledge the human because she's scared of humans, and she also doesn't want to be acknowledged by the human because that used to just cause people to hurt her. I think not making eye contact for months in the new home is actually really severe, a lot of scared dogs are not so scared that they won't even look at people. I wouldnot be surprised if she was previously punished for looking at people, at least by getting yelled at when she made eye contact.
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  2527. wir haben wohnungsmangel, und 40% der bauunternehmen haben zu wenig aufträge? ääh wie wärs mit dem bau staatlich finanzierter sozialwohnungen? geht nicht, weil die worte "staatlich finanziert" für christian lindner stehen? 😐
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  2528. the road is a bit of amystery for me still, but the american pier is definitely intended as an emigration port. currently, people have no way to leave the strip without entering either of the two neighbouring countries, which both in theory have °sylum laws that would theoretically enable people to demandto stay once they entered the jurisdictions of those countries. nobody wants the bureaucratic nightmare of denying a million as°lum applications. the only desirable thing from i-country's perspective that a port provides is to enable people to leave to any other country with a sea port. the idea that the port would serve gas exploration is abaolutely ridiculous, other ports within i-country can do that much more easily and are already used for this purpose, the tiny additional distance is irrelevant.
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  2529. 📌💉🗡
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  2530. I've heard of russian tank crews being deployed with just a few weeks of training. I would guess that the ones refusing to move towards the enemy are some of those. if you're barely able to drive the tank where it's supposed to go slowly, you're little more than a big target for ukraine's various long-range anti-tank weapons. if they ever get close enough, they probably still won't see their enemies before they blow up, since situational awareness is also quite difficult from inside a tank.
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  2531. if you're old and vaccinated, this is your chance!
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  2532. the reason why any powerlines anywhere are above ground is that it's cheaper.
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  2533. Just Mr the IDF has known the identity of the soldier since the day it happened.
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  2534. they told us that the pipeline was being built out of ooftonium, but we didn't listen. 😓
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  2535. there is nothing better to get rid of moles.
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  2536. in europe, americans are somewhat infamous for being obsessed with work.
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  2537. yessss more reactionary bullshit from ana xD shoplifting? must be CARTELS and TERRORISTS! with that kind of logic, she might as well start blaming "biden's open border".
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  2538. it's much more true for egypt than pakistan. probably also a bit more true for thailand. sudan is another one, but they're just copying egypt.
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  2539. well, the no more wars thing was always based primarily on much of the world's news not reaching you. unless you're following al jazeera, there is a sort of minimum whiteness and minimum wealth level for people involved below which it's only newsworthy if there are rivers of blood. it's of course a substantially different situation, but as someone who dropped out of highschool with a s°°° diploma because I despised it and decided that I didn't want to get a certificate for performing useless tasks and displays of submission (so I started to only attend half of the time, never do homework, and tell my teachers and argue about it if they asked), I want to encourage you to play along. I only realized years later that my decision to soft-quit school had been based on flawed thinking - because I abdicated the role of arguing in favour of school to other people, and when they failed to convince me, I took that to mean that my position was correct. I neglected to really make an effort to question myself. other people and especially teachers kept trying to argue about the value of the knowledge and skills in the curriculum, when the lane they should have argued with me to convince me to make minimal effort would have been that there objectively is a lot of value in education certificates, despite them often not indicating any noteworthy knowledge or skill. you're unlikely to help anyone if you out yourself in school as subversive. even without any politics involved, almost all my teachers hated me for arguing in effect that there was little value in what they (based on the curriculum they had to follow) were teaching. many of my peers would quite transparently hold a similar view to me, but I was the only one who didn't lie to them about it, and I discovered that they really craved that lie, they would be satisfied with even very weak attempts. for example one friend of mine would do exactly the same thing every time he was asked to present homework he also almost never did: he would bend down mumbling while rifling through his bag, and hold that position to literally duck away from the attention until the teacher either called on another student, or asked again - and it worked almost every time. if he was asked a second time, he would never admit that he didn't do it, just that he couldn't find it (without actually making a claim either way about having done the homework xD). that sort of charade was strongly preferred by the teachers over my choice to just say that I didn't do my homework and had never intended to. to the best of my knowledge, in russia you need to expect at least some teachers and administrators to be keeping a list of subversive students that will end up in a police or FSB database. the more you want to say things that could get you on that list, the more of a reason you have to avoid being added to it. if you really can't stop yourself from challenging one particular issue, it is likely to make a huge difference if you pretend to hold more conformist views, and only voice very narrow disagreement while referencing other ways in which you buy into government narratives. the techers don't really have to believe that you're being honest. but if they see you refusing to play the game, THAT is going to be a problem. you should look up explanations and examples of how people used to express dissent during soviet times. you can probably find instructions that are still very applicable to russian state institutions of specific things you do and ones you do not want to be seen doing in order to give the impression that you are essentially under control.
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  2540. 0:50 no, le duc tho was not awarded the nobel peace prize with kissinger. he was supposed to be, but he declined it. you can only claim that he was awarded the nobel peace prize if you assert that it can not be rejected, which I find rather absurd, certainly highly disrespectful of supposedly highly respectable people. the nobel prize website also falsely claims that he both declined and was awarded the prize. no, there was one recipient that year.
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  2541. the consular building two houses over from the embassy, but it was a diplomatic mission, that makes no difference. that's why it's confusingly reported as a consulate in a capital - only one property can be the embassy, and that's the other one a few meters away.
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  2542. nobody is being forced to not buy from russia, there are no sanctions against anybody for buying russian fossil fuels. the thing with gas is that it's very difficult to reroute to different buyers, because the only cheap transport options are pipelines, which take a lot of time and initial investment to set up. LNG is relatively inefficient, and the ships and facilities required are far more expensive and also so far much more rare than the same sort of transport for oil or coal.
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  2543. russia ALREADY DID get germany to oppose ukraine joining NATO, back in 2008.
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  2544. I've heard of worse. in 2003 in daegu south korea, 192 people died in a subway fire. most of them died because after an arsonist set one train on fire in a station, another train pulled up next to it, the driver saw the fire, panicked, and made the worst choice possible: instead of driving the train away, or even opening the doors, he fled the train, leaving the passengers locked inside. another great example of even more deadly incompetence is the sinking and botched evacuation of the sewol ferry, also in south korea, in 2014. it killed 304 people, mostly because passengers were told not to evacuate. something similar happened on the costa concordia cruise ship.
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  2545. RKelly gets checked in to prison other inmates: "I believe I can stab this guy"
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  2546. digga SPD ist deutschlands älteste partei. xD scholz ist ein ideologiefreier korrupter standardpolitiker wie die meisten anderen hohen politiker überall.
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  2547. race is a social construct, different societies draw different lines between what they see as races.
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  2548. das sind polnische staatsbürger, also polen.
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  2549. they're called nacre sheets. they're the mother of pearl equivalent of how nowadays most wine corks are made from shredded cork that's glued back together, because it's cheaper than cutting large enough single pieces from thick enough high quality cork bark. I'm not entirely sure if they involve a softening process, because nacre is only minimally flexible (I would guess no softening), but the gist of it is that real sea shells are sliced extremely thin and glued together on some sort of black backing material so that the mother of pearl fully covers the black. I would guess that they probably sand down the nacre where it overlaps, which also obscures the more regular shapes it was originally sliced in, which is good because you're not supposed to notice that it's not actually all one shell. working with stacked nacre sheets like this makes for a much faster and cheaper product, because the alternative is to cut each piece of nacre individually instead of a neatly flat stack of 20 or whatever that was, and then you would probably have to inlay the pieces into the wood of the box because you can't sand them thin enough to bend and have their thickness hidden under lacquer like that. or I suppose you could embedd them in a layer of opaque black epoxy, but that's cheating and then it wouldn't look like wood at all anymore. basically nacre sheets are the middle way between more expensive solid nacre that looks more natural if you know what you're looking for, and plastic fake nacre (mother of toilet seat) that looks a lot worse because it only crudely imitates the light refraction of nacre basically by having extremely fine glitter suspended in swirls in transparent plastic.
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  2550. old people should not make babies. if anything, they should adopt older kids. and adoption really is a more reasonable solution to infertility in practically all cases, much like how almost everyone who wants a pet dog or cat should adopt one instead of financing breeding. you even get to pick your kid!
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  2551. it is legal and regulated in germany, as in several other EU countries, such as the netherlands. labour laws, taxes and benefits, anti-trafficking controls (which don't work perfectly, but better than nothing) and brothel licensing, sex worker registration and mandatory health checks, sex worker unions, all that sort of stuff. it's a legal regulated service industry.
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  2552. just guessing, but I would think that this is much less of an issue with a shouldered gun than with a pistol
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  2553. they partially are. but I think as a whole, social enforcement of castes is still more prevalent than state action against it. and there certainly still are rural areas where the cops support the caste system. like how there are rural areas in india and bangladesh where cops refuse to act against sex crimes and just blame the victims.
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  2554. he does have somewhat large ears, but shouldn't he have larger ears than that if he got legs that short from basset hound genetics? well, I don't know how dominant or recessive the giant ears are, and I'm pretty sure that the short legs of various breeds are a specific form of dwarfism that's either not expressed or expressed 100%. I wouldn't exclude the possibility of a dachshund cross, crosses between small and large dogs do exist (with the mother being the big one). I've seen a german shepherd-dachshund cross that looked like an almost full size german sheperd but with dachshund leg proportions like hank.
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  2555. sure oh for sure. not just because there are more far right people than far left in western countries, but also the percentage of the right that's pro-putin now is way higher than the percentage of the left. there are polls for that. though there is a significant additional percentage of the left who effectively serve russia without realizing it by opposing weapons deliveries to ukraine and ridiculously asserting that peace negotiations should be undertaken intead and that the weapons prevent negotiations. of course in reality, the military power and military success of either side is the basis for any negotiations. making ukraine weaker just means that ukraine will at whatever point in time after peace is reached be smaller and more controlled by russia.
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  2556. ok ivan
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  2557. marvelous idea
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  2558. please either consult a parasitologist about your brain worms, or learn some history about banana republics and the cold war in latin america to recognize that ecuador and el salvador are very different countries compared to EU member states.
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  2559. aww she's so sweet D:
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  2560. a general heads up though: islamist groups like al qaeda often use fake or corrupt aid groups as fronts to receive money, and al qaeda is very strong in yemen, as are other islamist groups. officially muslim aid groups are certainly not more trustworthy than western/secular ones.
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  2561. obviously they don't want to stop at horses. horse races are a.special opportunity to protest for animap rights because they get so much more attention than factory farms.
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  2562. I thought murray calling finkelstein a psychopath was peak irony...
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  2563. ja mach doch
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  2564. they definitely have kopje koffie in that dutch dementia village. ^^
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  2565. ist doch egal, wie sie redet, solange sie nicht pro-russische außenpolitik wie SPD und CDU macht (oder wie linke und AfD machen würden).
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  2566. wagner is and has been deployed in many countries. I would probably expect more degeneracy from them in syria, mali or the central african republic than in ukraine.
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  2567. italien ist aber schon preislich ein etwas hoch gestecktes ziel.
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  2568. wände beschmieren ist das, was er in der psychiatrie gelernt hat. xD aber immerhin, sieht besser aus als was manche auf leinwand machen und kunst nennen.
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  2569. I was perhaps most surprised when you said that the global population of neanderthals never exceeded 15.000, and rarely 10.000. it seems quite strange that they would persist for at least 200.000, but never become more numerous. though I suppose the fact that the small population was spread over a very large area did help to protect the species from localised extinction threats.
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  2570. und tschechien
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  2571. unlikely, since the soviets ethnically cleansed all the germans there
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  2572. they get real butthurt if you say "the ukraine".
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  2573. bloody ridiculous is what it is. you would fail primary school math class with that.
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  2574. the stuff has to be mined somewhere, and environmental regulations in greenland will be way better than in china or afghanistan. sorry, but these people are just going to have to move (with full compensation of course). there's enough space in greenland.
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  2575. desalination is very energy-intensive, it's really only viable for drinking water, not for agriculture.
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  2576. recycled aluminium and partially recycled plastic? good job mentioning two of the least relevant material sourcing questions! 🙄 what about the lithium, cobalt and rare earths? are those recycled or mined in a regulated way with an eye on environmental conservation, labour rights (child labour), and financing of armed conflicts? cobalt mining in particular is done in the congo on a huge scale with no work safety (cobalt is toxic), much child labour, and often the mines are controlled by terroristic rebel groups. lithium on the other hand is generally mined industrially, but it's done deliberately in countries with little environmental protections because it's extremely destructive and polluting if you want to do it cheaply. same with rare earths. lithium from batteries is principally recyclable, but nobody is doing it because it's more expensive than the barely regulated mining that's dominating the market. on the other hand, the recycling of that tiny amount of plastic is literally 100% irrelevant (and possibly a bad idea because recycled plastic is generally of slightly lower quality, and that small amount of plastic on an object that's supposed to last for years is NOT the right application to trade in durability for marginally better sustainability). aluminium recycling is very common because it's economically competitive against the very energy-intensive production of new aluminium, so it's nothing to brag about. I don't know if this is an error by the BBC, that they chose to announce the wrong recycling points and chose not to report the good ones, or if this is actually the extent of the use of recycled materials in this phone, but it sure does look silly. you also completely neglected to mention repairability and durability, which is really where the environmental advantages of one phone over others would be situated. the least environmentally friendly phones are those that (like many apple devices) are not even built to have their batteries replaced when they die after 2 or 3 years, and for which the manufacturers refuse to sell any spare parts (like apple is legally battling to not have to do all around the world). also, where is this phone even made? presumably if you don't mention it, it's china. hardly a country knows for labour rights or environmentalism.
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  2577. why is the electricity grid so sensitive that it's out all over the island? I think the power plants should still be able to run, and get power to some places where the power lines still work!
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  2578.  @kutter_ttl6786  yeah I would think that the apartment is on the bigger side for one person in hong kong. I wouldn't be surprised if her rent was as high as monthly mortgage payments for a nice house in rural america.
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  2579. 3:03 "the traction is gaining momentum" very energy much physics wow
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  2580. I didn't think they did well at all.
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  2581. listening to that guy gave me a headache.
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  2582. "jörg sprave, waffenhändler" xD
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  2583. Simba the guy in the video said that they sell a significant amount online.
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  2584. apartheid
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  2585. in germany they let you pretend that pistols are for hunting.
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  2586. Logicus they could have quite easily been taken apart and reassembled with some changes to the electronics.
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  2587. tokyo has a statue of a famous dog named hachiko from the 1920s and 30s who would pick up his owner from a train station after work every day, and after the owner died, the dog kept waiting at the train station for 9 years.
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  2588. hä? die mitte ist doch nicht die demokratie
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  2589. sheesh, this video needs a "how the sausage is made" warning! xD
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  2590. not really, because the US can't push fossil fuel prices anywhere near as low as they were.
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  2591. die welt hat geweint, als elon musks rakete sicher landete.
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  2592. the narcissist among nations
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  2593. that do be looking very green
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  2594. american homes are basically cardboard boxes, but damn, look at that thicc road! 1:35
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  2595. nie wieder wagenknecht!
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  2596. those are not helicopters. they're airplanes with oversized engines and tiltable rotors, and undersized wings. they're VTOL airplanes capable of operating like helicopters, besides being capable of flying way faster and farther by actually BEING propeller-driven airplanes. they're not helicopters the same way VTOL jets are not helicopters.
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  2597. using DU munitions on one's own territory is insanity, especially in an agricultural country.
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  2598. da hat wohl jemand die übersetzung vergessen...
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  2599. what are you talking about? that's a 100% based decision, absolutely legendary! most cops are bad people, most abuse their power. I would probably be too scared of the cops to do that, but that's all the more reason why it's awesome.
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  2600. please get a different speaker or tell this one to talk more normally, it's very obnoxious. very very obnoxious. I mean it's almost unbearable, I would not be able to sit through this without speeding it up. jesus christ, what is wrong with you people? xD
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  2601. 1:33 smol bean island 👉👈🥺
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  2602. you know they're all corona, right? >_>
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  2603. yes, he has. but the syria he has won lies in ruins.
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  2604. I think china would defeat taiwan in 10 days, and they would be finished before any other nation decided to intervene. no other military would fire a shot, it would just be another sitzkrieg. I haven't looked into whether there is any US or other foreign military deployed in taiwan's territory with standing orders to defend taiwan, but I think that's probably a pivotal issue. if they don't already have the order, they would not get it in time to do anything.
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  2605. I have a feeling about who was in charge of this build... "what's 5+10?" "21"
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  2606. if they need pictures of destroyed homes in areas that are unsafe to enter, they should be using camera drones. those are neither very expensive (cheap by military standards), nor difficult to use nowadays. with a good drone, you could probably do flyovers while logging GPS locations, which would make identifying houses more convenient. lots of commercially available camera drones can automatically navigate by GPS, so it stands to reason that they can also record location data with the video.
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  2607. it's really odd that they didn't upgrade the T-72's reverse speed for the T-90.
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  2608. in my opinion, the decision to quit the coup attempt must have been made mostly on the basis of immediate gains for prigozhin, something that's not a promise (like for protection or retention of assets) that could later be broken. such options I can think of are limited to: a) physical transfer of a very large amount of money/gold/gems - this may have been much smaller than what would be necessary to compensate for prigozhin's presumed losses in assets associated with giving up, including wagner's international ressource extraction, but it would be on a similar order of magnitude, billions of dollars, in order to have considerable appeal to prigozhin. b) physical transfer of weaponry - it would hold some definitive value, but I'm inclined to discount this as extremely unlikely. besides being dangerous to putin, it would also be of unreliable benefit to prigozhin, given his very shaky prospects of continued command of a significant portion of wagner forces c) release of hostages, family members of prigozhin or other essential coup leaders captured by putin loyalists - to me, this is likely to be the main reason, though it probably would have been combined with a money transfer. wagner would have made efforts to secure potential hostages,but for operational secrecy, they may have been largely limited to escorting people to safe houses inside russia at the beginning of the uprising, and this could easily have failed to prevent somebody's capture (through successful government surveillance, or through disloyalty of the personnel tasked with the protection, who could theoretically have been able to extract a fortune from putin as a reward). if the pictures that supposedly show prigozhin's own go-bags containing false passports and tens of millions of dollars in cash and gold supposedly picked up from the saint petersburg wagner headquarters' parking lot are real, that would indicate coup preparation partially shambolic enough to likely involve a failure to secure potential hostages, even prigozhin's own family. I don't know where they live or where they were, but he has three children and a wife who owns (owned) a bunch of businesses in saint petersburg, like he does. I would be somewhat surprised if those were inside russia, but it's also not entirely out of the question that putin's people managed to take hostages outside of russia. keeping strong surveillance on family members as leverage would have been an obvious thing to do before this attempt, so hiding them might have been very tricky. I also believe with high confidence that the reported involvement of belarus and lukashenka is a mere misdirection effort. lukashenka had no authority whatsoever to negotiate here - even if he did talk to prigozhin, he would have been putin's messenger, so acknowledging him as an actor in this is nonsense. he has substantial agency in many other matters, but not in regards to a russian coup attempt. lukashenka was inserted into the narrative in order to soften the impression of putin reversing course about everything he vowed to do a few hours earlier. the deal wasn't made with lukashenka, it was made with putin. lukashenka is just a stand-in to do something that putin didn't want attributed to himself.
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  2609. that's a carbine, or the semiauto equivalent of a submachine gun. not a handgun, despite using pistol cartridges. nothing backpacker about that either xD
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  2610.  @Doc_Holiday  like I said, the semi-auto equivalent of a submachine gun, which is a carbine. carbines are short rifles in either pistol or rifle calibers, submachine guns are full-auto short rifles in pistol calibers. semi-automatic civilian versions of submachine guns are carbines, and that's exactly what that kel-tec is, whether there is a full-auto version or not. I'm entirely correct, you're the one who's unfamiliar with the terminology.
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  2611. charles looking at the eggs and completely ignoring them and continuing to shake hands was pretty cool though.
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  2612. selecting and training stray dogs for search and rescue sounds like a great idea, and in turkey, there is substantial risk of more earthquakes that would create an unsatiably large need for those dogs, so having more, even if they're not the best, is quite likely to save lives. what I don't get is what this has to do with those dog owners - search and rescue is hardly a little hobby for random pet dogs and their owners, is it? 3:00 certainly the dog owner featured there is a really bad example, her attending that course is clearly an attempt to run before she can walk. she hasn't even trained her dog to sit properly, or not pull, or be calm and attentive. she needs a basic dog training course, not a search and rescue course.
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  2613. her argument that not having a default search engine in your default browser on a new phone (though almost the same argument can be made about the default browser) would be substantially inconvenient means that she thinks it's a difficult obstacle for people to, while setting up their phone operating system or opening the browser for the first time, be confronted with a "set default search engine" window. it already exists as an option you need to actively seek out, and it's damn simple.
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  2614. you know your country has hit rock bottom when bangladesh is delivering humanitarian aid.
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  2615. also maybe rohingya genocide, but the number of displaced there is pretty close
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  2616. ​ @Nate-bd8fg OP meant migration, not uprising. lanternfish swim up and down in the ocean once a day in swarms so dense that their swim bladders block sonar. many sea sea creatures do this vertical migration, but lanternfish particularly commonly occur in very high densities, and the heterogenous acoustic properties of their bodies due to the presence of a swim bladder makes them block sound much better than animal swarms without swim bladders, like squid or crustaceans.
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  2617. 3:40 I think that part is an example of something the US government is actually doing that it considers to be a humanitarian effort. you can hear miller's tone shift like he's happy to get to something he can defend. I wonder why he immediately implicitly conceded that the dead babies were real, that was a very strange way to deflect the question.
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  2618. misleading title 👎
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  2619. with that much evidence it ought to be. sydney police and prosecutors are the ones with jurisdiction.
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  2620. we took responsibility for these people when we occupied their country. now we have abandoned them because we were annoyed with the lack of glory, despite knowing that it would cause a catastrophe for afghans. it was a selfish decision by two american presidents, done for american national politics because the american people all wanted to "bring the troops home". it wasn't even remotely a good choice for europe, we just ran after the americans because we're pussies. millions of afghans trusted us and built their lives on our promises, and now the americans are openly defending their actions by claiming that they never meant what they were promising and "were never nation-building". D I S G U S T I N G ! I realize that this level of immorality is pretty standard for american foreign politics (they mostly just look uncommonly weak because they straight up lost their war on terror by surrendering), but for me as a 27 year old german, abandoning afghanistan is the worst thing my country's government has done in my life time. it would still be even if they hadn't done it so badly, leaving so many peoole behind who were promised evacuation.
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  2621. I was going to make a joke about how that feature is basically tinder india, but thead preempted it by casting every person in it as ethnically ambiguous brown people.
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  2622. military service leaves a lot of people both traumatised and with habits that don't match civilian life. homelessnes among vetarans is so common in the US that it's been a hollywood trope for decades, at least since the vietnam war.
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  2623. "is iraq better now - I don't know" - that guy is absolutely cluelessly american. iraq is completely unambiguously worse. it was a functioning state, and now it's not. iraq,syria and libya were places where you could keep yourhead down and stay out of politics and have a good life, before the empire b°°bed the state to dust and brought in warlords, al qaeda and ISIS. it made nothing better for the people in those countries, it just destroyed those countries as political players for i-country's and america's sake.
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  2624. it's not a ban, it's an ad threatening enforcement of laws, targeted at british people. there is no actual law or law enforcement policy targeting british people.
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  2625. "the far right SPD" lol
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  2626. I think they did a better job than many of these documentaries with the identity protection. they mostly showed individuals who very deliberately decided to be on camera, and I think therefular people just moderately speaking theirminda will be ok. the taliban are not strictly forcing people to pretend that everything is fine. if the taliban give journalists permission to film, I don't think that they will then punish people merely for talking to the journalists.
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  2627. he looks like hunter biden on a mission for vengeance
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  2628. he really is very small
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  2629. so biden's new idea is regime change in i-country? america is back! xD
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  2630. makes sense that pigs would be ble todo that. their most common noises already demonstrate a very large vocal range, starting at least as low as most dogs' barking.
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  2631. I reckon they must have foundsome of those food packages, otherwise at least the baby would have starved.
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  2632. cringe grandpa
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  2633. not at all, no
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  2634. nah, I'd argue that the most colonial nation today is either france or the US. france keeps a semi-colonial relationship with many former french colonies, mostly in africa, whereas the US is the world empire with several overseas territories that function somewhat like colonies (like guam, american samoa, US virgin islands), and one of the biggest actual colonies (puerto rico), as well as rather recent history of more substantial colonial holdings (de facto including the philippines at least until marcos' deposition around 1985). though I suppose there also is the option of considering china's governance of tibet, xinjiang and inner mongolia to be colonial, and definitive colonies that tend to fly under the radar by being poor and internationally irrelevant are indonesia's east timor and western new guinea.
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  2635. because that implies planning. so far, it seems more likely that it was just one soldier choosing go kill somw journalist. wven if the soldier recognized the journalist, assassination would still require planning.
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  2636. 10:15 I'm surprised that none of the writing staff told john to make an amogus joke there.
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  2637. xi jinping to visit serbia on theembassy b°°bing anniversary? xiiiiiiiieeeet that's some high level political drama! I bet at least the date is another consequence of the one in damascus. damascus created a good contextual opportunity for embarrassing the US with such a reminder.
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  2638. feeling good about what you're supporting, BBC?
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  2639. has the prize been awarded to some currently imprisoned before? normally, there is an in-person handover ceremony. I looked up nelson mandela, but he only received the nobel peace prize in 1993, three years after his release.
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  2640. those leopards are hunting children.
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  2641. both mali and the central african republic
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  2642. "der kids" 🤦‍♂️
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  2643. well, do you know if it's been tried before? somebody has to try, right? xD milei is pure yolo politics.
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  2644.  @MythicalRedFox  that's not true at all, the graph shows it working about as good as the placebo, with a small advantage over the placebo after several hours, having a tiny residual effect after the placebo control wore off fully.
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  2645. jo ich glaub das könnte dem image der bahn ganz schön schaden. selbst wenn die statistische wahrscheinlichkeit, vom streik betroffen zu werden, ziemlich klein ist, stellt das für die leute die bahn gegenüber auto, bus und flugzeug als das transportmittel für das man einen plan b braucht dar. das ist ziemlich schwachsinnig, technisch gesehen müsste eigentlich die bahn relativ zuverlässig sein (weniger stau als auf der straße, weniger wetterempfindlich als flugzeuge).
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  2646. funniest sponsor ever
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  2647. hmmm between this comment section here and one I saw earlier on a DW video, it looks a lot like israel is using a comment bot farming system like the russians, and they're conducting a major operation to cover the jenin assault. TYT normally only gets overrun with negative comments this hard before US national elections, when the republicans and associated fascists do it.
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  2648. just like he knows that all the other lies are lies. the thing he believes is that i-country are the good guys, and he wants to make the country expand and strengthen. anything he says is simply tuned towards achieving that goal, he doesn't care what's true and what's a lie, he'll just push anything that he expects to work.
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  2649. plus a pump/impeller to turn over that water so that the oxygenation on the surface is mixed in.
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  2650. anybody else rewatching dexter?
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  2651. please note how obvious of a thing worth reporting on this is, given the open 21st century proclamations made by the highest political and military officials of israel that are quoted in this video - and yet this is probably the first time you are hearing about this, from some low budget youtube production that didn't even use a decent microphone in these older videos and only has 33k views a year and three quarters after being uploaded. meanwhile practically everywhere you look in western media and in the statements of western politicians, spanning almost the entire political spectrum, you are presented very forcefully with exclusively the opposite characterization of the conduct of israel's military, as one the most humane militaries in the world. israel openly has a 100% strict official policy of escalatory retaliation against every single attack on israel: every attack against them is answered with an expressly punitive strike in retaliation that is officially required to be more severe than the attack against israel (and in reality they seem to aim in the ballpark of 10+ times more severe). this is an obvious abuse of their power advantage that prevents their enemies from escalating further. it is an even worse version of the logic behind the cultural practice of familial or tribal blood feuds that is rightfully condemned by most of the world for causing harm all around. if every state started doing this today, we would have a global nuclear exchange by the end of the year. and israel has the gall to call their enemies terrorists, while escalating every engagement and expecting them to deescalate every time, and deliberately causing more harm. even policies that do receive mostly condemnation among israel's allies are practically never mentioned, such as israel's official punitive practice of demolishing the homes of the families of people they deem guilty of committing a terrorist attack against them, or israel keeping something in the ballpark of 20% of their palestinian prisoners in "administrative detention" indefinitely with no charge (like gitmo), including journalists and minors. btw. israel's claim to be trying to deter hamas and PIJ from attacking by causing both militant and civilian palestinian deaths in response fundamentally makes no sense given that palestinian islamists believe that both fighters and civilians who die this way go to premium heaven as martyrs. according to their ideology, martyrdom is a flawless victory in an individual's game of life - so any true believers actually welcome it!
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  2652. the west hasn't run out and won't run out. russia had gigantic munitions stocks, but has much less production capacity than NATO - though NATO has been very slow to make use of the contractually guaranteed potential for production increases from its arms manufacturers, with a lot of manufacturing still running at normal peacetime capacity.
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  2653.  @user-g5xnx7gjqb  🤦
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  2654. why would you need pseudoscientifc polygraphs when you can just manually exmine the winning fish?
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  2655. honestly not the best moment in german domestic politics to rapidly increase pledges to ukraine...
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  2656. yeah I would assume that "what to do in case of fire" is something that people study at some length before being put in charge of a whole giant warship. at least I've heard that fire on board is generally something that sailors are very weary of, and of course with warships, fires are also particularly to be expected and prepared for because fires tend to be involved with how ships sink in combat, and fire management makes a huge difference to how hard an enemy needs to work to sink a ship. plus warships carry ammunition in addition to the fuel that other ships carry, so there is a lot of potential extra danger related to fires.
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  2657. whether you consider logistics or just combat experience, I have generally been surprised by the apparent lull in american combat deployments in the past ~5 years, because it seems clear to me that america has deliberately kept fighting wars since WW2 in part to constantly keep and demonstrate extremely high combat readiness. it seems to me like this american combat readiness must now be lower than it has been for decades (though the break since the last major combat deployments hasn't been long yet, and moat of the same soldiers and weapons could still be used today). of course there also is the military-industrial complex driving america to keep attacking others all around the globe, but I think a lot of it has actually been a political choice to emphasize america's threatening military posture. which russia may now have started to do a lot more, and china is 100% guaranteed to start soon (my guess is >50% chance that china invades taiwan this year to make use of the west's diverted attention and economic weakness from sanctions - taiwan's invasion season is april-july).
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  2658. huh, I wonder if somebody might be causing that.
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  2659.  @constantinvaldor3742  hmmmmm hasbara angels 🤤
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  2660. I've heard of the other two groups, the "neon°°i is a strong word" and "no we're not neon°°s". never seen the siberian thing mentioned, it sounds like a new invention that exists only on paper.
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  2661. how do hair mats and plastic felt maps compare in what you can do with them when they're full with oil though? I assume that burning in a trash-fired powerplant is a good use for either, and probably the most economical. but given that the plastic mat is itself made from oil, and long hydrocarbons can in principle be split back up into shorter hydrocarbons, perhaps oil-soaked plastic mats could be used to make new petroleum products, whereas hair mats can't (because the protein is basically a really strong contamination for the hydrocarbons that will burn when heated). furthermore, if the hair wasn't soaked with oil, it could instead be composted (keratin is a good nitrogen fertiliser), and plastic mats can almost certainly be made quite well from recycled plastic (being a less mechanically and aesthetically demanding application), while a lot of principally recyclable plastic today is just being burned or even buried because it's not economical to recycle. and if they are burned, which is likely either way, the plastic mats will probably burn more cleanly and require less complex exhaust filtration (keratin burns real nasty). I have seen this covered by news media a bunch oftimes, but never an actual accounting of the benefits and potential drawbacks!
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  2662. twice?
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  2663. only one small gulag camp in all of russia has been preserved as a sort of museum, and it's very remote and rarely visited.
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  2664. in einer freien gesellschaft dürfte man alle kol°nien und ap°rtheidstaaten als solche benennen und als verstoß gegen das völkerrecht auf selbstbestimmung für fundamental illegitim erklären. also rein hypothetisch, und ganz allgemein.😌
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  2665. that's obviously not going to work. arsenic is not a compound that can be broken down, it's a metallic element. it doesn't evaporate below 600°C. you generally can't get toxic metals out of any food, that's the problem with heavy metals.
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  2666. yeah this is a much better explanation of why this drug is not a good idea. it's a quite severely inferior replacement drug for stuff like mephedrone or meth. the relation of positive to negative effects to be expected is quite bad,though it still manages to be addictive.
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  2667. 0:59 that looks like more press freedom than I thought iran had. iran hasn't banned reporting on the story? reporting on a story that had an effect like that would be banned in china or russia, and I'm pretty sure in saudi arabia or the UAE as well.
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  2668. poland attacking germany in 1939 wasn't a credible claim either.
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  2669. she's being unreasonably nice. it doesn't even have to be about punishment, clearly that dispatcher is not capable of doing the job properly and it would be an unacceptable risk to the public to let her keep working. she would end up standing between more people in emergency situations and the help they need.
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  2670. diese woche in "vom völkermord haben wir nichts gewusst":
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  2671. they need to lose the unhygienic and inefficient hand-grinding and -stirring processes, get at least a hand-cranked press, and plant and protect a lot more shea nut trees to employ the women in caring for the trees and collecting and sorting the nuts instead of the non-competitive grinding processes. those people who cut shea nut trees for charcoal are absolute idiots. those trees should be protected by law due to their economic value (and the danger of desertification following deforestation).
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  2672. I don't know about that effect, but I have noticed before that this groomer here doesn't seem to pay any attention to getting hair out of the animals' field of vision, which seems like a pretty obvious thing to do. some poofy dogs can only see a narrow cone forward, and some can't even see properly forward because they have hair hanging over their eyes. trimming that off seems like a super obvious thing to do.
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  2673. SpeedDaemon3 sounds like a poor man's delorean.
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  2674. I should have known that eventually they would arrive at the shaggy defense: "it wasn't me".
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  2675. brought to you by the party of freedom and small government 🙄
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  2676. PhD in begging, masters in backstabbing
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  2677. I hope you're aware that black market xanax bars are also essentially never xanax, because other and highly potent RC benzos are much more easily available. I had some clonazolam once, that stuff is almost as potent as LSD and is commonly sold on blotters. I'm pretty sure there are even more potent benzos. the extreme potency gives them the same value-creation and ease of smuggling advantage that has made fentanyl so ubiquitous. it also means that you can't gauge or measure your dosage because essentially all the material you see is just inactive bulk like mannitol or lactose or whatever other drug they mixed it with. the biggest danger is when you have crackheads like in this video mixing drugs like that by hand with no real method, because all you need to overdose is a salt-grain-sized clump of fentanyl or highly potent benzo hiding in the powder or pill somewhere.
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  2678. tut er gar nicht, das machen CDU und axel springer.
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  2679. "even in times of war, it is unheard of for someone to shootan unarmed person" - hilarious claim, coming from a serb. serbian alternative facts really go the extra mile.
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  2680. what? of course there is archaeological evidence of dominant norse culture in the kievan rus, the writing is in norse runes!
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  2681. ugh can we we please stop calling craftsmen/artisans "artists"? don't lump us in with the gallery people, we actually have discernable skills and there's a wrong and a right in craftsmanship. greetings from a violin maker 🙄
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  2682. yaaaay you've got ben gleib back.... said none of your viewers 🙄 in my book, this guy is a te°°orist.
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  2683. nein. zu sagen, dass tiktok cringe ist, ist wie zu sagen, dass vine cringe war. und das war es. jugendliche können auch normal nachrichten lesen und gucken. der meme-krieg ist allerdings schon teilweise sehr witzig, nur iat halt tiktok-cringe kein gutes beispiel dafür.
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  2684. it's not taliban light, it's taliban clear. same sugar, just no coloring, and soon to be discontinued.
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  2685. the IUCN lists them as critically endangered, which is one step away from extinction. apparently eels are in particularly desperate need of bans on catching or selling them, but the fishery lobby is successfully delaying regulatory action, and it's sort of generally failing to register that a fish that used to be so common and cheap is now in need of protection.
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  2686. I thought this was going to be another 10mm...:(
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  2687. the eagerness to publically declare everybody innocent seems quite unprofessional.
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  2688.  @DrDeuteron  same rule applies as always: don't stare at the sun. the sun's heat reflected from the surroundings is waaaaay lower than the heat radiated by methanol flames. for that not to be the case, that would require the whole world to be on fire. the sun is not in fact burning the entire surface of the earth.
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  2689. inb4 manchin becomes a republican
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  2690. that also just seems like a significantly nicer weapon than I would expect from the words "WW1 standard rifle". and damn, that gun and sling are in great condition! :o
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  2691. how to destroy any environmental advantage that electric vehicles have: build 5 ton pickups and SUVs to transport an average 1.5 people at a time!
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  2692. "same thing"? there were mass demonstrations for like half a year in chile before the government considered them somewhat legitimate. this in cuba was literally one day. and probably not in the sort of numbers as in chile, because you can't grow an "uprising" as western media liked to call it yesterday in one day. the way the media snap into cold war mode when something happens in cuba... yikes 🙄
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  2693. if araucaria nuts taste as good as actual pine nuts, those should be very marketable. pine nuts are very expensive, and the araucaria nuts look bigger.
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  2694. 1:02 jesus f**king christ PLEASE at least put a cover around that wheel with just an opening where it's used! that's the barest minimum of work safety effort, it would reduce the risk of injury from that thing by probably 80%+ and risk of death by 100% (as it is, it absolutely could kill somebody, either by tearing into their skull, or through blood loss after more or less removing an arm), while not impeding the function at all. it's not even a callous exchange of work safety in favour of efficiency, it's just a total disregard for safety for no reason!
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  2695. scubatable mallcop I like how some people use acronyms for obscure illnesses that at best 5% of people know, just because they can't be bothered to learn the actual name.
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  2696. european red squirrels have those big ear tufts and extra bushy tails. they're normally very shy though.
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  2697. der regionsname wurde vorausschauend gewählt!
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  2698. what the looting of aid at the rafah crossing means is that its distribution throughout gaza will be very insufficient. to get to people outside of rafah, aid needs to be airdropped. jordan reportedly already did this once with hospital supplies, I wonder how exactly that worked - did they somehow get permission from israel before takeoff? did they have the cargo searched like the trucks through rafah? or did they justtell israel what theywere doing before crossing into israeli-controlled airspace?
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  2699. "water seeks its level" as the flat earthers say xD
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  2700. good job. I think there are a lot of older people out there for whom small old dogs like this one are a perfect fit (calm, non-destructive and less need for exercise) and who can empathize with a dog who's had a rough life because they have, too.
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  2701.  @Shazbot19  russia is NOT doing better than ever. the economy is fucked worse than the worst of covid. they have only managed to prop the ruble up to record heights, but that doesn't mean that the country is doing great. russia relies heavily on certain imports, particularly technology, some of which have been totally destroyed by sanctions
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  2702. "RECORD FLOODING - FISH REJOICE" that's how I always want to read news headlines about floods now.
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  2703. the isr°°li push from the southern corner of g°za up towards the rafah crossing is scary. if they capture the crossing, they will make up excuses to reduce the aid even further, and anyone who would otherwise have been able to get a special permit to exit g°za will have to pass an is°°eli checkpoint that poses a threat of arbitrary arrest. and they would likely block entirely the entry of NGO and UN employees that has happened on rare occasions.
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  2704. these clothes are mostly worn by indian people. most indians can't afford to pay $120+ for a dress. half of the population never has that much money at any point in their lives.
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  2705. calling the slaughter of animals "harvesting" is weird and disturbing. it reminds me of military euphemisms.
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  2706. I assume that for the baby to survive, they must have found some of the air-dropped food packages. though I suppose they may have also had infant formula on the plane. I wonder if they had a water filtration device, or were able to boil water. they probably benefited from some immunity to local diseases, but the baby largely wouldn't have had those yet, and drinking untreated water or infant formula made with it would have been very dangerous for him.
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  2707. special difficult military operation or difficult special military operation? 🤔
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  2708.  @adamredwine774  not even remotely true
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  2709. so schön geschrieben wie recklinghausen
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  2710. that just sounds like creeping elonization of the military. no more credible than intercontinental rocket travel.
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  2711. right now is the worst time for afghanistan in a long time, particularly economically. because we abandoned them.
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  2712. jewish settlers outside of nablus in the west bank (mostly in huwara) committed a literal pogrom this year. the israeli army accompanied them and attacked or arrested any palestinian who tried to resist.
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  2713. every covid variant is mild in most cases.
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  2714. in the time it took you to write "of", you could have written "have".
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  2715.  @sparklesparklesparkle6318  liar, you are not smoking 2-4g of dab a day.
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  2716. there wasreal injury potential there between the teeth and eyes on one hand, and the steel tuner shafts and sharp ends of the steel strings on the other hand.
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  2717. is this that pride you boys claim to have?
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  2718.  @TMB017  you found it on alibaba? what's the real price? edit: I see the same knife for 20$, and one that looks almost identical for 7,50$. the scam brand price is -100$- 30$ "one day offer"...
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  2719. I bet it's the smell, like how many cats have strong reactions to the smell of catnip. raw potatoes have a pretty strong and particular smell.
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  2720. through the middle ages, the popes were basically emperors. they usually were the commanders in chief of europe's biggest military force.
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  2721. yikes, was cenk on something here? that was disrespectful bordering on abusive...
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  2722. 9:00 I cringed when you used isopropanol instead of ethanol. that stuff is stinky, and certainly not as safe as ethanol. a cosmetics recipe listing "alcohol" definitely means ethanol.
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  2723. andrew tate won't even be remembered a year, and nobody will ever know his brother.
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  2724.  @oliveoil5789  GDF's video about said military's lies has a funny example where they b°°bed a hospital or outside of it and then released a video supposedly showing rocket launches from there as the justification, but even the most superficial comparison revealed it to be an entirely different building in the video, it looked nothing like the hospital. and last year they claimed that the access hatch to an underground water tank at a hospital was a tunnel entrance and pretended that it was a smoking gun.
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  2725.  @larryc1616  doesn't matter who goes first. the ADL is mainly AIPAC for liberals. the part of the ADL that's about actual rac°sm can much more credibly be saved as a newly founded organization, because this current behaviour is not a fluke, it's dominated their efforts for decades. the american right gets advocacy for j°wish statehood and its "self-defense" against all ar°bs, because that's what they like. the american center and left get state advocacy framed as anti-rac°sm, anti-f°scism, liberty, and worldwide protection of j°ws from a g°°ocide looming around the corner, because that's what they like.
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  2726. the audio is a m- PSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH reupload this.
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  2727. good news, but what exactly is the mission, and what are the rules of engagement of those peacekeepers going to be? if they bring the same attitude they had in jadotville and srebrenica, very little will change.
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  2728. afghans have PTSD too, you clown.
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  2729. ich denke eine sinnvolle minimalmaßname wäre, für das minenwasser staubecken zu bauen, und den ausfluss aus den staubecken in den fluss je nach pegelstand oder salzgehalt im fluss zu variieren, damit das immer ausreichend verdünnt wird.
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  2730. greg locke is a walking anti-meth PSA.
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  2731. there are aome chemical sensors, but I think so far it's been very difficult to design them to fit specific chemicals, it's more like we know just a few ways to electronically detect a few chemicals. even humans can smell thousands of chemicals.
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  2732. me starting to watch this video: "if he's not older than 45, it's not working. because he looks plausibly 45." him: "I'm chronologically 45 years old."
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  2733. what exactly are you complaining about? from hamburg to amsterdam main station, you can get train connections with one train change, between either two high speed trains or one high speed and one medium speed train, with transfer times around 20 minutes, which is pretty much ideal as a compromise between insuring that you don't miss the connection, and not waiting very long. the diration of the journey, around 6 hours, is of course longenough to make flying more appealing, but what would you expect to be done about that? would you approve of a gigantic unvestment in a eedicated true high-speed raip network with ultra-wide rail gauge, to be built between only europe's biggest cities? doesn't sound like you would. getting to amsterdam schiphol airport takes longer with more train changes, but obviously that's for the dutch to fix, not the germans. and I don't think that I have ever heard the suggestion that the sort of journey where people should switch from air to rail is one where you have a regional flight to connect to an intercontinental flight, and you have the option of swapping the regional flight for a 6 hour train ride. >_>
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  2734. prison guards do have a duty of care, and they in fact do a lot more than keeping people from escaping, such as organizing food and other necessities and keeping order.
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  2735. it's really hilarious to me how biden is constantantly saying "I take responsibility", and spending the rest of the same speech on blaming other people, like handing the blame for inhumane immigration policy all the way down the ranks to the border guards because they got caught on camera, or blaming the trump administration and the afghan government and army for everything that happened in afghanistan, except for the airport bombing, for which he blamed the taliban for failing to secure the perimeter. biden does this all the time, and the democrats and even the left in america seem to love it! as usual, it is quite amusing to watch american stupidity in action, in this case by people falling for this remarkably cheap rhetorical trick of claiming to take responsibility while actually blaming others for everything. the way biden does it would be considered a total fail even in a beauty vlogger apology video.
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  2736. russianvoodoo are you saying that heinz sauces are made with petroleum products? no, they're not. only the packaging. russia has plenty of domestic production of vegetable oils.
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  2737. 6:12 that guy's fake english accent is as goofy as the interviewer's hairstyle. the other official later in the video is a big time bullshitter, too.
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  2738. communist party officials
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  2739. why did you assume it was men? women are the ones who stereotypically get horny over words, thus romance novels. men are the ones who skip the story setup in porn.
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  2740. good to know that politicians and media in the philippines waste their time doing things of absolutely no value whatsoever, too.
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  2741. based on the idea mentioned in the video that rabbit psychology is shaped heavily by being prey animals, it could be that rabbits (maybe just some of them) automatically get anxious when they're alone because they feel unsafe. rabbits in the wild live in groups for safety in numbers. not only can predators usually only attack one rabbit at a time, so each individual rabbit is safer with others around (plus the many rabbits may distract the predator and make it hard to focus on one), but also the extra rabbit eyes, ears and noses increase the likelihood of a nearby predator being spotted in time. it would make evolutionary sense for rabbits to get anxious when there are no other rabbits nearby because that would be an unsafe situation in the wild. if a rabbit is alone, every predator around is going to focus on just that one rabbit, and there aren't any other rabbits around to warn it.
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  2742. Tom H other than the fact that this would be unenforceable whereas with vaccines it would be easily enforced - yes, that would be quite reasonable. there is a difference though in how obesity and heart disease don't overwhelm healthcare systems as dramatically as covid can. and of course people with an unhealthy diet can't exactly infect others with it.
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  2743. yeah that sounds like a pretty realistic number for once.
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  2744. the TPLF has been trying to break the starvation blockade on tigray by forcing the government to withdraw troops from tigray to defend addis ababa. I don't endorse the TPLF, but such an action is fundamentally (though not necessarily in its execution) possible to justify as self-defense on behalf of the tigrayan people, given that the government is trying to kill a large percentage of the tigrayan civilian population. the ethiopian governmenr could have very easily kept a moral high gtound in the eyes of the west, but they totally squandered it by implementing the biafra famine strategy.
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  2745. they better be naming something after him!
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  2746. 1:56 slowest talker ever
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  2747. different cats have very different personalities. some cats (I think males in particular) do mean stuff like sneak up on you from behind or approach from the front pretending to want to be pet just to bite you. and most cats seem to do the belly rub trap. xD cats tend to on average be a bit more headstrong in enforcing their personal space than dogs. you need to show them that you can be trusted not to touch them without their permission (also very important for your son to know). the same really also applies to dogs as well as most other animals, but the percentage of dogs who won't mind you being rude is higher than the percentage of cats.
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  2748. as long as it's not real
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  2749. yes, although somewhat worse things probably have happened that you just didn't hear about. but this now is a unique sort of deranged.
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  2750. yes, obviously. wagner is russia's blackwater/academi/maybe they've changed their name again. they only do contracts that are in russia's interest, and are definitely negotiated with russian diplomats behind the scenes, while providing deniability by not technically representing russia's armed forces in their numerous deployments in various countries where russia wants to pretend to be uninvolved.
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  2751. I think arresting a ~90 year old babushka for protesting against a war of aggression against the "brother nation" of ukraine might have made those cops question what they're doing... to their credit, they were a lot more respectful than what I've seen in some videos of american cops arresting and attacking elderly people.
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  2752. c. j. macq the cops feel that having the power to enforce laws puts them above the law, and having the power to arbitrarily cause trouble for anybody they want to through detention/questioning/searches puts them above other people. they also like to indulge in fantasies of grandiosity by pretending that all the credit for having a society with laws belongs to them personally. a nice example were those pictures and videos at the height of the covid pandemic when there was a strict mask mandate in the new york subway, but most cops refused to obey it and would assault anybody who tried to talk to them about it.
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  2753. homeland security :'D
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  2754. I think the officials in charge are trying to hold the line to not set a precedent of reparations being paid.
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  2755. rechtsliberal-konservativ 👏😂
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  2756. come on, guys. calling coconut palms "trees" is already a bit dumb, but calling coconut plantations "forests" is idiotic.
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  2757. america, fuck yeah!
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  2758. because you have very little awareness of reality, including that there are hundreds of millions of kids alive today that would each make more sense to be sad about. they're starving, dying of treatable illnesses, abandoned or sold as slaves or brides by their parents, mining or making bricks, or being beaten to death by relatives or raped. you would not get sad about hearingthat there once was a boy in novgorod who had a normal life if you were to any degree genuinely conscious of the fact that tens or hundreds of millions of children are living nightmares (as have billions in the past).
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  2759. are you serious? do you really think that africans are normally unified and get along?
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  2760. great, you platformed a straight up campaign ad for the republican gubernatorial candidate here!
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  2761. as a jewish person, you are terrified. we know. you've mentioned. are you familiar with the story of the boy who cried wolf? 🙄
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  2762.  @katiehettinger7857  giving prigozhin belarus would be arming him further, which putin doesn't want - assuming that it doesn't cause belarus' government to collapse. furthermore, belarus isn't actually russia's to give away, lukashenka has real agency of his own and is largely personally necessary for the regime's stability. and he wants to hand over the country to his son eventually.
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  2763.  @crystal2484  what, you asked. specifically, they were 15 saudis, two emiratis, one lebanese and one egyptian. and I'll spare you the googling, no, the lebanese one was not palestinian, he was a rich kid from beirut. xD
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  2764. I know that there are serious problems with hydropower, but I'm not sure that your "expert" knows them. she was a terrible choice for this interview, absolutely useless.
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  2765. definitely one of joe rogan's worse moments.
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  2766. ​ @DannyMancheno it is a colonial aparth°°d state founded on ethnic cl°°nsing. that's the logic.
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  2767.  @kellykreqeli8924  *your *your
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  2768. wer hat denn den habeck gezwungen, das zu sagen?
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  2769.  @warbrain1053  in german, many types of armoured vehicles are called tanks, that's why you see germans call everything "tanks" (like AFVs or the gepard)
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  2770. *threatens please stop having your videos uploaded by this person who sucks at english, whoever they are!
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  2771. it's not "damascus" (pattern-welded). the gold is just on the surface. they carved the shapes into the blade iron/steel, and then either hammered on gold foil, or electroplated in gold and then sanded it off the raised areas where it's not aupposed to be. lastly, they etched the iron/steel black and grey, the gold strongly resists such chemicals and stays shiny. that's a very cheap sort of gold work using super thin layers of gold and relatively little working time. very good gold decoration in steel and such (also called damascene, unrelated to damascus steel) are recognizable by consisting of fine lines that are made of wire hammered into engraved channels. forgotten weapons has a good youtube video about it.
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  2772. what sort of "security company" did this guy work for to qualify him to command 12 soldiers after only joining the army a few months ago? seems like that would have to be mercenary work. to command anybody, you need to know military tactics and weaponry. you don't learn that by being a bouncer, mall cop or even a bank or money transport guard. was he already involved in the fighting in donbas?
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  2773. die russen sind dermaßen verstrahlt... vielleicht machen die gerade testflüge der apokalypse-atombombendrohne mit chernobyl-antrieb "burevestnik".
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  2774. how can it be bad journalism when it's not journalism? ;)
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  2775. huh? there was no up and down, this is all down with a little positive spin. which is an accurate representation of reality.
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  2776. she totally fits the conservative porn star bill xD I think this was really a self-promotion stunt.
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  2777. somebody commented that she's probably a rex breed
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  2778. as a leftist german in a liberal city, I would say that the way it works here is that first generation adult immigrants do not become german in people's eyes, but they can become fully accepted as part of german society. that's going to be largely the same whether or not you look white, except if you both look white and also speak german with no detectable foreign accent. most germans won't consider you german, but they won't consider you inferior for it. if you grew up in germany and have no foreign accent, you will mostly be considered german, but people will still say that you don't look german if you're not white, even though they'll deny that you have to be white to be german if you ask them.
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  2779. BBC be like: "people are saying" great journalism, guys!
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  2780. american opossums are quite ugly. australian ones are very cute.
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  2781.  @mostafamohy8494  I'm sure all partisan resistance to n°zi occupation was routinely called "te°°orists", since I think I recall use cases as old or older, and it's been a very widespread term for a very long time. it has an official definition that depends on attacking targets not considered legitimate military targets with the aim of causing fear among civilians. but I have never heard of any use adhering closely enough to that to justify claiming that the word actually means that to anyone. instead, everybody seems to use it to mean "our evil illegitimate enemy". commonly, both opposing forces in a conflict routinely call each other "te°°orists". all uses of the term "ter°°rist" serve the purpose of professing one's allegiance to the cause of opposing the party being referred to, and expressing disrespect. or can you recall someone using the term "te°°orists" in reference to a group with whom they align in the conflict, or even are neutral towards? the term "te°°orist attack" is used marginally more precisely, but referring to groups and imdividual as "te°°orists" is done exclusively following the unofficial definition.
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  2782. there's no way that's anywhere near true.
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  2783. the soviets put out a burning gas well on land with an underground nuke once. it worked really really well, no pun intended.
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  2784. JoeXavier germany is on average a centrist social democrat country. to the right of scandinavia, to the left of britain, france and the US.
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  2785. I'm starting to think that beyond always having been dumb and "eccentric" (rich crazy), musk might actually be developing some kind of mental illness. he'sstartingto remindme of kanye.
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  2786. 1:44 ethiopian dr. fauci xD
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  2787. iphones are made with a lot of glass with badly protected edges so that when they're new they seem expensive, and they are very easy to damage in very ugly ways so that the user wants a new one.
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  2788. well, the cat certainly loves the guy. doesn't look like quality sleep though.
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  2789. riiiight the boss made the one white monkey bodyguard wear sunglasses, but not the other. absolutely. 🙄
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  2790. I would be much more inclined to optimise the collection by replacing that silly skimming with submerged screens that lift out either the entire surface bloom, or catch the salt after it sinks (though this would probably result in different crystal structures).
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  2791. Arch Stanton they had to put a bottle opener on the galil because they accidentally made its magazines too functional as bottle openers, but not sturdy enough for this use. ^^
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  2792. what CIA link?
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  2793. yeah. worse than doing nothing.
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  2794. wow. flakiest snowflakes that ever snowed.
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  2795. given the spray paint, (and there probably being other use instances) it seems like it can probably be legally established that the furry in the video represents the mayor, and in that case, the video certainly represents either merely an illegal threat of violence, or, depending on its distribution and aided by the spray paint pointing at the mayor's home, perhaps even a public call for violence. I don't know french laws specifically, but in essence this would be illegal in all countries, even in the US. it is generally possible to implicitly threaten and terrorise people without breaking laws in most countries, but these guys in particular are not doing a good job of avoiding illegality.
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  2796. that's a standard way of referring to a government, get over yourself
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  2797. ATTENTION: chiroprakters are pseudomedical quacks and have killed many animals!
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  2798. he should be referring to the president as "the president", "president biden", or "president joe biden", not as "biden" and "joe biden". that would make a difference in helping the kids to follow what he's saying, and it would express a basic respect for the office that people like shapeepo normally pretend to have.
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  2799. damn... that kinda intuitively sounds like a non-credibly high number, but out of a world population of 8.1 billion, that's only one child per 5000 humans. that seems more like a low estimate. that might be the sort of number you arrive at by only counting victims in countries with a particularly large, barely hidden and thus recognised and studied such problem, like several south-east asian and latin american countries.
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  2800. somalia and countries surrounding it have had unusual droughts and exceptional locust plagues in most of the past couple of years.
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  2801. did I miss it, or did you not mention anything about the taste? xD sounds like it would pay off to heavily tend to some forest patches with watering and ground clearing to produce locally good harvests in bad years. I'm kind of surprised that the market hasn't already stabilized that way.
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  2802.  @Diana-yf1vb  seafood? xD
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  2803. $45.000 just for pictures, starting at 17? this doesn't sound like abuse, this sounds like simpage. SHE was taking advantage of HIM! xD
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  2804. chance for parole in like 3 lifetimes
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  2805. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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  2806. I am awaiting the HBO and AT&T apologies.
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  2807. CNN wasn't forced to say it, that was a choice of this one guy to read bushnell's words, which many other news reports did not. and more important than "genoc°°e" is that "colonizers" makes reference of i-country being a colonial state.
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  2808. I'm german, and germany hasn't been in anywhere near this much economic trouble since I have been alive. even the 2008 great recession barely touched germany. now the german economy is absolutely fucked because it's built so much on heavy industry that requires much energy, for many processes specifically gas or other fossil fuels, and that energy now costs 10 times as much as it does for competing producers in asia. it used to be that german industry could compete despite high labour costs because of a high degree of automation, but those machines need energy which is now even more disproportionately expensive than the labour. and it's looking like russian gas is gone for years to come, and the energy prices are here to stay to ruin physical industry like covid ruined entertainment and gastronomy.
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  2809. yup. big difference to the black sea incident that happened in international airspace. the US occupation of parts of syria is an act of war. the russians are there legally on syria's invitation.
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  2810. there is no way the serbs would have tried to kill hundreds of dutch soldiers. the retaliation would have guaranteed their defeat.
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  2811. oh man... the fact that neither of the two other guest hosts here were able to provide this context/rebuke because they had not seen even just the minute of the hearing directly preceding this clip is super embarrassing. and based on so little information, on viewing what obviously is too short a clip by which to judge a whole congressional hearing, or any conversation, you guys felt qualified to call for this woman to lose her job. and you threw in that you now are convinced that free speech at university campuses is going too far - WHAT?! 🤯
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  2812. wow. RIP argentina. convert your currency now, leave if possible.
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  2813. atomstrom: die zu sinnvolle alternative
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  2814. I kept waiting for this report to move beyond the meaningless babble. it never happened. absolutely nothing was said in this video.
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  2815. almost certainly fewer than 4
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  2816. 3:43 uhm... all roofs are built with sufficient sloping to prevent water pooling on them. that's not flood management, that's building safety. you don't want extra weight on the roof or water pressure pushing water into the roof. the only kind of precipitation that can cause trouble on remotely well-built roofs is deep snow, as that requires much steeper slopes (which those old chinese examples appear to actually be built for) to make the snow slide off before it can build a thick enough layer to exceed the weight bearing ability of the roof.
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  2817. LOL deutschland ist in der vorrunde ausgeschieden?
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  2818. what colour is your akhal-teke?
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  2819. you're confusing australia with new zealand. new zealand has the world's best covid management, australia was doing pretty good for a long time but has failed now. they have a proper outbreak.
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  2820. I like how he walks and dribbles the ball backwards :o
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  2821. da war keine kritik von scholz. er hat besorgnis verkündet und rat gegeben, nicht kritisiert. journalistisch mal wieder absolut unterirdisch.
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  2822. I hope people look back at this video in 20 years and get a good laugh out of how bad it is.
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  2823. die halten die presse für den feind, wie donald trump.
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  2824. taliban-hochschulminister: "bildung ist überbewertet, die meisten von uns haben doch auch keinen schulabschluss" neuer innenminister: sirajuddin haqqani qualifikation: bester terrorist afghanistans
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  2825. yeah he misrepresented libya quite ridiculously (at least twice) to paint the turkish isolation picture.
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  2826. most human zi°nist
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  2827. ehhhh let's not argue about that before we see if they're about to sell out the poor again.
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  2828. 32.000 residents make a village? I've heard of everything being bigger in america, but sweet baby jesus, that is a hell of a village! xD
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  2829.  @dalecrocker3213  my dude, you recommended to me a youtube channel of a guy who makes videos embedded with the russian military and proxy forces. that is a ridiculously bad source, he clearly works for russian state media.
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  2830. trump about putin having invaded ukraine: "he's driven to put it together." the guy has the mind of a toddler.
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  2831. what a strange time for his wife to give an interview to yahoo news! I looked him up and he may be 30, but he definitely doesn't look 30. he is very overweight/slightly obese and looks about 40. I wonder though whether his ivermectin self-medication made it worse. I hear these people are taking very large doses (probably of the other stuff, too). poisoning yourself while falling ill with covid seems like a bad idea.
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  2832. I don't think that the nazis needed to make attendance mandatory.
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  2833. eine runde mitleid für die völkermörder! :(
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  2834. lol what makes you think that they don't have one? that's bizarre.
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  2835. Vitali Schimpf die russen sagen es selbst...
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  2836.  @francescoguzzetta  yes, I think a simultaneous agreement on NATO membership and borders is a possible end at some point, but right now that point has become much less obtainable given russia's new claims that are nowhere near what ukraine may be willing to accept. I think no matter what they say, ukraine does not expect to regain control of crimea, but they very much do expect to get back kherson, most or all of zaporizhzhia, and probably a lot more of donbas than they are currently holding. I think the most russia-friendly settlement ukraine might accept is to cede crimea, about half of donbas, and a thin strip along the azov coast (land bridge to crimea). no part of kharkiv,no part of kherson, and very little of zaporizhzhia. and really the russians currently look like they're in too much trouble for ukraine to agree to any settlement. russia looks a little bit like its military and government could collapse as early as this winter.
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  2837. ivermectin is patented and ineffective against covid. >_>
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  2838.  @philsonhtc2871  I think israel has a better basic reason to exist as a nation state than most, but it didn't justify its foundational ethnic cleansing at all, and today's apartheid completely ruins it.
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  2839.  @JankoTuta  not an electronics guy, but couldn't it be that the flashes are made brighter than a continuous beam by powering the laser through a capacitor that's charged by the battery between flashes? basically like a camera flash.
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  2840. not a baby - that's a bonnethead, which usually don't get much bigger. it's one of the more endangered sharks though, so good job.
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  2841. 0:15 yeah that is just not how you say "mayors", that is unacceptable.
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  2842.  @Mr_Sigy  the response to 10/7 has ki°°ed 400 times more children. for this to be about the same to you requires extraordinary rac°sm. america used to count its slav°s as three fifths of a human.
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  2843. I like how bojo just keeps saying "how are you" because it's just a greeting formula that actually has very little to do with the meaning of the words. as far as I understand, what bojo was actually communicating from a british perspective was that zelensky is no stranger to him, because the greeting for strangers/first meetings is "how do you do?", not "how are you?".
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  2844.  @DjDolHaus86  I got it from the video, but I also saw that it's wrong when I checked wikipedia.
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  2845. Rachel Roberts I'm kidding, I'm talking about human babies.
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  2846. uh what? some people like to have fun, you know?
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  2847. Du machst dich an Eine Dänin ran. Da kommt ihr Freund Und droht dir Prügel An, Schau im Krankenhaus, Im Spiegel dein Gesicht, Und du siehst ein: Dänen Lügen nicht! Sag doch selbst Was hast du dir eigentlich gedacht? Du hast gedacht: Mit denen kannst du′s ja machen! Sind ja doch nur Dänen, hä? Du hast geglaubt, du gehörst zu denen Denen Dänen alles durchgehen lassen, hä?. Nein, Nein, mein Freund. Ein Däne sagt: Ich krieg Geld von Dir. Du lachst ihn aus, fragst: wieso von mir? Doch sein Ballermann überzeugt Dich schlicht. Und Du siehst ein: Dänen Lügen nicht!
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  2848. the UN is rarely more than a diplomatic forum for most states to meet. it can only be the world police in conflicts where the permanent members with veto powers of the security council all align on wanting to support the same side, which are US, UK, france, russia, and china. so to call that rare is an understatement.
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  2849. 4:48 der durchschnittsdeutsche schmeißt pro jahr 12,5 kilo klamotten weg >_>
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  2850. but then you need to shave your head forever and keep getting more dots added as your hairline recedes, or eventually get them lasered off, right? even if I shaved my head at all, I would never do this because it would mean committing to shaving your head like once a day or every two days to keep the hair stubble from looking different than the dots, and I'd be too lazy for that. the dots probably will also look unconvincing some years later by becoming fainter and more diffuse, and that might not even be fixable by just adding new dots. I would imagine that at minimum, refreshing them would require re-tattooing the original dots precisely, which would coat A LOT more money because it would be much slower than making the first dots.
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  2851. this could actually be a really good excuse for NATO militaries to start attacking. either later with a no-fly zone to help ukraine defend, or now with air strikes against the russian forces attacking the nuclear power plant. attempting to destroy a nuclear power plant in ukraine is an attack on all of europe, just look at how much damage chernobyl did well into what now are NATO countries! even here in germany, there still are regions where wild mushrooms and wild boar that eat the mushrooms are not safe to eat because of chernobyl.
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  2852. Rashad Mammadli sure, it's always the other side. let's just pretend that none of us have ever heard your dictator talk.
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  2853. never commit suicide! we gon keep it 55th street!
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  2854. those chilis have six months of pickling time during which they can be transported to a snowy location. they're just trying to keep it local to preserve official authenticity. the conditions would however not be suitable for artificial imitation, as the leeching of salt may depend somewhat on having the daily temperature cycle, and the titular bleaching is done by UV light, which would be energy-intensive to recreate, and the creation of which (probably by mercury vapor lamps) would inadvertently also produce heat that would need to be compensated by more cooling. combining the salt-leeching function of distilled water with freezing temperatures and strong sunlight exposure really makes for some interesting unique food processing conditions.
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  2855. one hospital taking covid parients for 4.5 million people, and no doctors in the covid ward. damn. yeah, that will definitely keep the death count down if you're only counting people who died in state hospitals!
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  2856. your claim that US military deployment in support of the SDF is highly effective in deterring turkish attacks is obviously proven to be false.
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  2857. Dr Will Kutchurkokov reality has a well documented liberal bias.
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  2858. to be clear: mars is not a planet b. it is impossible for us to mess up earth so much that it's anyqhere near as bad as mars. the worst places on earth are infinitely more habitable than mars, starting with the breathable atmosphere, more moderate temperature range, correct gravity, correct light levels, and better availability of water. the only thing that could live on mars is robot elon.
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  2859. das sind keine milliardärserben.
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  2860. I think hitler was partially compensating for planning and ordering such enormous atrocities by being kind in private. it would have helped him to both pretend to be and convince himself that he was a good person. his personal brand wasn't just that of a strongman after all, he was supposed to be seen as a god-like saviour.
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  2861. boris makes everything worse when he makes people look at him as a representative of britain.
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  2862. I like the part where anderson called him "apparently a young nobody" xD
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  2863. speaking of dog breeding, either the breeder of the little one wanted to SELL a puppy with hydrocephaly, or they cut off her tail for no reason despite intending to give her to a rescue. either they cut the tail off a disabled puppy without even having the excuse that "people want to buy them like that", or they said "well it looks cute, somebody might buy it". wtf, I hate dog breeders.
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  2864. except you can't support Israel without supporting israel when it's wrong, because it's always wrong.
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  2865. 1:25 how come the clip shows this guy saying that the former PM must be pardoned, and then the DW host says that this same guy is in fact campaigning on intending to prevent this pardon?
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  2866. nuclear warheads are generally (I'm pretty sure even in russia, otherwise the soviet union would have had accidental nuclear explosions) constructed in such a way that uncontrolled explosions and crashes do not cause a nuclear explosion. they just break open the warhead and spread the nuclear fuel around.
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  2867. yeah obviously javelins don't fly at mach 6. I don't even think that stingers and starstreaks get that fast.
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  2868. I had no idea that they're using multicopter-dropped bombing not just manually piloted, but also targeting GPS coordinates by autopilot at night. that's quite interesting. and yet again, it makes me really want to see dive-bombing fixed wing drones. they would be capable of much longer ranges and bigger payloads than multicopters. the difficult question is whether they can work well enough and be recovered often enough to be worth the extra effort compared to fixed-wing kamikaze drones. but, though the autopilot would need to be quite complex, such automated flying could actually increase the potential advantage of dive-bombers compared to kamikaze, as it would remove the slight accuracy advantage that kamikaze drones have over dive-bombers when manually piloted via camera feed, by allowing guidance for a few fractions of a second longer. with fixed-wing drones, the range-limiting factor is normally the radio transmission of the video feed, but inpre-programmed coordinate strikes, you wouldn't need the radio contact, so the strike range could easily be much longer. and doing it at night like in this video probably would decrease a drone's risk of being shot down, making a reusable drone more likely to work well.
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  2869. why can't they just make nuclei in indonesia? they're just pieces of mussel shell cut spherical...
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  2870. to be clear, kaufman died of lung cancer, so that can't be related to the wrestling.
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  2871. this is clickbait, it's nowhere near a complete reconstruction. they also invaded at least two cities, captured one police station in one of them, and captured a military base. I have seen the claim that this military base contained the entire army command in charge of the gaza area, and them all being killed or captured was why the tiny presence of IDF troops in the area took almost literally no action for around four hours until a random retired general named israel ziv arrived from tel aviv to accompany a retired comrade in evacuating his son, and ziv assumed command of the dispersed grunts he found barely managing to just survive. apparently, the soldiers simply received no orders, nor did they receive reinforcements from still intact military units. the much talked about intelligence failure or intelligence relay failure really is a distant second to the main problem: the incredible weakness of the permanent troop presence at and near the border. even without any warning, at a time thought to be as peaceful as it gets in palestine (and 2023 very much has not been that kind of time), the IDF response should have been so much better! the difference between how the IDF did perform and how they would have been expected to perform based on its performance in past decades is like two different armies. this was much closer to south african or uvalde police than to entebbe.
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  2872. wer als innenminister das grundgesetz verletzt, hat den respekt nicht verdient.
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  2873. I bet the CNN team was very happy when they found that one guy at the end who said exactly what they were looking for!🙄
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  2874. "the black" oof
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  2875. I think those are nicknames or call signs, a lot of them seem to have english ones.
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  2876. die letzten 20 jahre hätten genutzt werden müssen, um stück für stück korruption und inkompetenz im afghanischen staat zu reduzieren und einen demokratischen staat mit breiter unterstützung des volkes herzustellen. das afghanische militär sollte aus mindestens 20% frauen bestehen, die garantiert keinen bock auf taliban hätten.
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  2877. plus orcas like all cetaceans also talk to one another. dolphins have even been found (and orcas, being giant dolphins, may also be able to do this) to do something well beyond human speech: they combine their vocalisation skill with their auditory processing that enables them to see through echolocation, and they vocally replicate the echo return of physical objects, enabling them to transmit 3D images of objects they're talking about to other dolphins. if orcas are able to do this too, they wouldn"t even need to teach one another to attack particular boats through direct observation, they could show each other their mental image of what those those boats look like as viewed by sonar. I've read about a different atudy about crow behaviour that also suggests complex speech-like communication. in it, researches made an effort to scare some wild crows while wearing conspicuous masks, and the crows' conditioned hatred of masked humans got propagated through the whole crow colony and for years afterwards in such a way that it seemed like the crows must have been telling each other about and describing the scary masked humans. if crows are able to express the concept of a human wearing a mask well enough for other crows to recognise them just from the description, that suggests way more complex communication than just expressions of emotions, which people generally think all non-human animals are limited to (so more like human words than like various expressive human grunting noises).
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  2878. 75% of vietnamese paper is factory-made? that sounds like a low percentage.
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  2879. I feel like for three grand it should be possible to do the genetic testing for hereditary diseases on several kyles.
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  2880. and yet his plan failed in a really very basic way because he failed to consider that the FBI needed to CONFIRM that the b°°b could safely be moved if they got the code from him, and without a way of confirming that, they wouldn't try to get the code at all. for moving the device, they would have certainly needed to have humans push it, so that necessitated extremely high confidence. if instead the note had suggested a way to dismantle and clearly disarm the device remotely, for example with a shaped charge, which would only work after a code had been entered to disarm a system that would otherwise activate the device, then the FBI would have had a realistic option which they might assess to be safe enough to try and likely enough to work that tge casino owner might decide it was worth paying for the chance. I suppose the main reason the inventor had to set it up the way he did is that he ws very focused on destroying evidence that might be found on the remains of the device, and he wanted it to be dismantled by its main charge in all possible outcomes to destroy as much detail as possible. but the mistake he made in the process was actually remarkably st°pid. I'd say it (as well as his violent crimes against his family) points toward narcissism - he failed because he was incapable of imagining the perspective of the FBI agents and the fact that they qould xonsider their personal safety to be the highest priority, and would never move the thing because he gave them really no way at all to confirm that the pendulum was disarmed and no sneaky redundant system built in. in fact, he could have actually had the best of both worlds if the letter claimed that the device could be disarmed by combining the code with a shaped charge, but that was a lie and it would actually detonate, but they could only findthat outafter paying up, so he would have gotten the cash but still destroyed the evidence. alrhough I auppose they may not have been able to even flip the switches at all to enter a code. probably depends on whether or not they had remote-controlled robots like they do today.
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  2881. DW, channeling its inner kamala harris: "do not c°m!"
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  2882. there was probably somebody there who made sure that everyone got a good grip. the blanket formed a pretty clean rectangle between the people, which suggests that they were all gripping the same amount of blanket so that the load rnded up being distributed well. still, that was some very competent humaning.
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  2883. no, this is european america
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  2884. it's also not even remotely a war.
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  2885. he appreciates the little things in life because for ten years he didn't have them, and he had to do a lot of rehab training to gain them back. I think he's still excited about being able to express himself.
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  2886. well, besides the issues of safety and machining quality mentioned in the video, I'm sure you can load cartriges or even hand-load single shots much more precisely than by relying on gravity to fill a consistent amount of powder without visually checking it, so the lorennzoni system probably delivers pretty inconsistent velocities and thus bad accuracy or sometimes even insufficient penetration.
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  2887.  @bobbykiefer4306  also defcon 1 is the highest, and defcon 3 is in the middle, because it goes down to 5... so "deathcon 3" is double nonsense
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  2888. no, because there has been little violence in sri lanka. the state power monopoly hasn't been challenged. if anything, there is a risk of a military coup.
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  2889. look up: "la palma mega-tsunami"
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  2890. see how those markers don't give titles of any other people there? that "president" is an internal position in that assembly. and rexxon tillerson was trump's secretary of state, he never had anything to do with biden.
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  2891. put this man in an anti-meth ad!
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  2892. Blue passion rose did you drop out of school before the math curriculum got to percentages?
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  2893. and by "wet" in august, you mean that it was also very unseasonably cold (~10° lower than normal) at the same time as a prolonged mediterranean heatwave, and all those global temperature records! there was a stationary boundary between a mediterranean high pressure and a northern european low pressure system hovering around the alps or southern to central germany for I think 5 or 6 weeks! currently here in northern germany, since the heat has begun to return somewhat ~2 weeks ago, I have killed more mosquitos than in the last five years combined. and I don't think they're quite here yet, but I hear germany is currently getting its first ever serious mosquito-born illness, which is the west nile virus hitchhiking on the invasive asian tiger mosquito (also potentially carrying several other human diseases like yellow fever, dengue, and zika).
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  2894. FACT is one dope-ass name for a rebel group, I must admit.
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  2895. can we get a comment from alex jones on this?
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  2896. *cosmonauts
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  2897. looks like it could turn into similar scenes as the rohingya exodus from myanmar to bangladesh a few years ago.
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  2898. "if elon musk has his way, he will die on mars" - sure... but in a few hundred years.
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  2899. 0 problembären 😌
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  2900. David Sheffield you two are adorable! :') I hope you'll keep making it work for a long time. may the boat float and the chickens thickens!
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  2901. any weapon that shoots to kill is an offensive weapon. what are you talking about? >_>
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  2902. I just looked it up, and now consider any coverage of hunter biden's paintings that doesn't show examples to be misleading. because as modern art selling for too much money goes, those are pretty damn good. it's totally plausible that someone willing to spend thousands of dollars on a new painting would buy one of those. hunter being joe biden's scandalous crackhead son does of course greatly contribute to the prices they sell for, but I think it's much more plausible that people are buying that stuff because they like it and it's quirky that hunter biden painted it, rather than it being a way to buy some sort of access to joe biden (campaign donations work just fine, I reckon). burisma is a whole other story, but the art actually is just art.
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  2903.  @mdog86  and few if any free sites are as heavily moderated as post-purge-PH, so in most cases switching from PH to something else will lead to more objectionable content.
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  2904. yes, french and czech nuclear energy.
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  2905. satire, have you heard of it?
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  2906. the ac-130 uses a 40mm gun. I doubt that any bigger plane could withstand the recoil of a 105mm gun. would be a fun challenge though, I suppose it's not out of the question to build a sliding mounting apparatus for the gun inside a plane that large that softens the recoil enough to not destroy the airframe. but definitely just for one gun, not for two. the recoil damping would require a lot of mass in parts of the construction, and of course the gun would still shove the plane very hard, and it would be much more practical to build the load distribution structures from only one gun mounting point rather than from two. and if you had two guns, the huge mass of the gun that isn't firing rsisting the recoil of the other one would add to the load on the airframe - unless you only fired both guns simultaneously. both on one side of the plane of course, because putting one on either side is definitely nonsense, as that would only add the ability to circle both ways, instead of doubling the firepower against one target.
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  2907. there just was or still is an ABBA tour showing young ABBA as holograms on stage that drew huge crowds.
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  2908. toxoplasmosis strikes again
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  2909. huh? pol pot was cambodian...
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  2910. 9:55 wait what? I think sex ed at high school told me that there only were like 3 fertile days in the human egg cycle! 0_O
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  2911. I love that qatar lost their opening game to ecuador. I hope they lose every game.
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  2912. DAS ist kein zynismus? 😧😨🤯
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  2913. wie peinlich ist das bitte, dass deutsche talkshows praktisch nie auch nur quotenpal°°°°°enser oder aktivisten auf der seite einaden? radikale gegen liberale z°°°isten, wie im kolonialfernsehen selbst! 🤦‍♂️
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  2914. I disagree with how much focus is still being put on the intelligence failure. among noteworthy shortcomings, it seems to be a distant second to the primary failure of army command. even assuming absolutely no warning, the lowest level of threat one can have on the gaza border (and 2023 as a whole already has been a highly agitated year), there should have been many more troops at and near the border, and the army's response time to mount a real counteroffensive operation ahould have been so much faster than those ~6 hours that it took! when there's a terror attack in france or britain, you see hundreds of anti-terror police arrive on scene within 10-30 minutes. israel's response should have brought in the first 500 or so special forces within half an hour, and 10.000 troops within 3-6 hours. nevermind the top of the intelligence chain doing the 🙈🙉🙊 routine - the reaction of army command to the attack resembled the fear response of fainting goats!
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  2915. I commend her for deciding quickly. I'm sure there were other people who drove past and saw, and then decided too far down the road that they probably should have stopped.
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  2916. how stupid were the leadership of russia's black sea fleet to hold a meeting in the fleet headquarters, apparently in a regular conference room rather than a bunker, after ukraine has been taking out russia's missile defenses in that location and proven capable of hitting multiple other high value targets in the city? best missile strike yet, 9/10. and big thanks to the random bystander who directly recorded the second or third missile hit! :D
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  2917. I like how quiet she is. it's genetally not small dogs that are the problem, it's what they become because of how people treat small dogs. a lot of people get small dogs because they want somethingsmall enough to carry around and drag along on a leash so that they don't have to treat it like a dog. I met a handbag pomeranian once that clearly didn't even understand the concept that he could communicate with people because presumably he was taken very early from thr litter and then never socialized with other dogs and nobody ever cared what he wanted. he was super uncomfortable when he wasn't held by a family member and would sit for hours with his back in the vorner of a room terrified. he had zero reaction to any calming signals and just stared at me without ever looking away for like 45 minutes when I sat a couple steps down a flight of stairs from him to see if I could get him less scared. of course I didn't stare at him or anything like that, but based on the way he acted (or didn't), I'm not even sure if it would have made a difference to stare at him because he didn't seem to understand any normal dog language.
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  2918. Lost Pony 2:58 no, I think the blade part looks like flint. certainly something hard. handaxe-chad knew better than to get laughed at for making a fake handaxe.
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  2919. where did you find "every time" of those UN votes?
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  2920. the swedish rape charge has been withdrawn, and probably was fabricated. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that none of these three knew about the charge being withdrawn, since it is a thing that happened in notamerica.
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  2921. love her little girl makeover!
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  2922.  @nflixnchillz3189  plus half of them already don't have homes to return to even if the massacre stops, just ahead of the winter, and the utility connections and roads to much of what remains have been ruined. 80% of gazans already relied on food aid before, now it's 100%. nobody has money to rebuild, neither homes nor businesses. 4% of gazan households had access to safe drinking water before. now for over a month, gaza has had little to no water to flush sewers - so where did the sh** go? and the ruins stink of thousands of rotting corpses that could not be reached because more rubble to clear is being produced too quickly, and people need to limit their calorie expenditure. by the way, israel has made a point of not allowing any aid into their current northern invasion zone since they reached the sea north of wadi gaza, which was like half a week after the first few aid trucks were allowed in. so basically the north has not received any aid.
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  2923. the epoxy seems like a horrible choice.
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  2924. I assume the real reason why tate fell in love with putin is that he found out about putin having legalised domestic violence.
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  2925. here's an idea: swap backgilad shalit for whatever is left of the current 200 hostages! apparently he is very valuable, and they are worthless.
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  2926. they haven't, they still plan to give away that dog. :(
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  2927. 1:00 she literally went pear-shaped.
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  2928. yeah it sucks that ben keeps pushing his arguments into the realm of alternative facts. particularly in terms of israel's earlier history, he is very ignorant. ben blames the palestinians for not accepting the post-WW2 UN offer in which the arab two thirds of the population of palestine would have gotten one third of the land, and the jewish third of the population, mostly first and overwhelmingly first or second generation immigrants, would have gotten not just two thirds of the land, but that land on average was more valuable and included almost all of the coastline. ben says that israel has never massacred and r**ed palestinians like hamas just did. but yes, they have. that, minus the kidnapping, is exactly what the palestinians were fleeing from in 1948. the ethnic cleansing was driven by massacres committed by israeli militia and army, that is the nakba. and until 1956, israel's policy for palestinians attempting to return to the territory claimed by israel, referred to as "infiltration", was to shoot them on sight exactly like saudi arabia does today with african migrants crossing from yemen. they killed thousands and left the bodies to rot for deterrence. slightly less directly but more recently, in 1982 during the lebanese civil war, israel sent its depraved christian fascist militia allies known for prior massacres into the plaestinian refugee camps sabra and shatila, and for two days literally watched from guard towers, prevented everybody from leaving, and illuminated the night with flares while the phalange did nothing but r**e and murder civilians, killing around 2000-3500. ben needs to go on a wikipedia binge (and preferably then some follow-up reading about standout events) to get a more complete general picture of this conflict, as he is clearly relying heavily on propaganda to inform his opinion. for example, the wikipedia directory page "list of massacres in palestine" is a good way to get the general idea.
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  2929. "commonly considered the first genocide of the 20th century" not at all, that would be the german genocide of herero and nama in german south-west-africa, today's namibia, in 1904.
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  2930.  @LeeAmNiesen  du hast gerade mehrere nicht nur teilweise getrennte bewegungen genannt, sondern sogar komplett getrennte mit praktisch keiner überlappung. coronaschwurbler sind noch nicht einmal progressiv, das ist ein verband dessen politisches spektrum von unpolitisch bis rechts außen reicht. dass die regenbogenfahne zu diversen genannten gruppen nicht passt und nichts damit zu tun hat merkst du doch selber, oder? wie kannst du da von einer wokeness-bewegung reden? das ist bestenfalls ein wokeness-zeitgeist, und für die behauptung stehen die fakten verdammt dünn, da penetranter progressivismus und konservative gegenwehr schon mindestens seit jahrzehnten bis jahrhunderten wüten. tatsächlich steht die weltordnung seit der auflösung der sovietunion eher besonders still im vergleich zu vorhergehenden jahrzehnten, wenn auch seit 2020 deutlich instabiler. der tatsächliche wandel des zeitgeistes der hier vorliegt ist das revival des erstwelt-fas°°ismus, der sich traditionell als opfer eines entartet traditionskulturfeindlichen progressivismus inszeniert.
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  2931. 😂😂😂
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  2932. or blame the people who are doing it and who also created hamas, but you do you.
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  2933. eagle: swiggity swoop bunny: "The bunny knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isnt from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the bunny from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isnt."
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  2934. 11:39 why don't secular palestinians and supporters of palestine realise that stonewalling against calls to condemn hamas' recent massacre is highly counterproductive? use all the qualifiers you want - you can say that you see hamas as having some legitimacy in its aemed resistance, or that you would not condemn hamas if it had only attacked the israeli military. but for actions as depraved and indefensible as these, you MUST find some variant of condemnation, otherwise you discredit yourself!
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  2935. "the leopard 2 is the rolls royce of tanks" challenger 2: ANGR leopard 2 does in fact use an engine produced by a german rolls royce subsidiary though. challenger 2 uses a perkins engine, which is a british subsidiary of the US company caterpillar (known for construction machines)
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  2936. assembling the intro out of vapid israeli lies like this shows your bias well. why cite criticism or statistics when you can choose to platform the perpetrator's denial of reality instead? 👍 edit: hold up, has DW seriously stopped reporting casualty numbers, presumably with the excuse that they're "ham°s numbers"???
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  2937. Vidar D nah, they wash the cloth and you can wash it too. people in the west eat intestines as sausage casings.
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  2938. woooooow this is so obnoxious
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  2939. mein sohn hat nicht corona!
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  2940.  @crystal2484  of course there have been. just neither with likud nor with their hamas partners.
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  2941. since I for one possess a decent amount of general knowledge, my anxiety would have been limited to the travel delays after getting off the plane probably at an airport I didn't intend to land at.
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  2942. that is probanly the underlying issue that causes so many conflicts between herders and farmers in the sahel.
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  2943. 12:29 very impressive capture :O
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  2944.  @merickclare  no. islam encourages barbarity, it's a religion of conquest founded by a warlord. but massacring children is not part of it, certainly not as the central aim of an armed raid. though given a suitable context that meets the standards of a holy war, they would be allowed to enslave the children (provided that they're not muslim, which I'm guessing they weren't).
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  2945. I feel like it would make sense to build the cockpit as its own compartment that's hermetically sealed or self-sealing in case of decompression of the remaining cabin. it would add cost and a bit of weight, but clearly human error in pilots failing to use oxygen masks in decompression events is a substantial risk by aviation safety standards.
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  2946. oof what are you? georgian? ukrainian?
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  2947. did you deliberately draw no distinction between your truthers and the bad truthers while this video switches between them like a hundred times with hardly any overarching direction past an intro because you wanted to create this mind-melting experience... or is this just bad editing and sort of entirely an ill-conceived "documentary"? 🥴
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  2948. in principle they definitely are. people trying to protect the amazon rainforest and other places like it and the indigenous people living there get murdered all the time by people who want to use those areas economically, by logging, fishing, mining, oil drilling, farming, smuggling, or drug production.
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  2949. 0:32 "giant stuffed alligator"? come on, man. that is not stuffed, that is a sculpture. it's a crocodile, not an alligator. and if it was a stuffed alligator, it would be an extremely thin, moderately long one (not at all giant).
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  2950. no, this is not a relaxed voice. she is speaking as low as she can (which is naturally lower than most women, but she also practiced to sound as manly as possible). speaking or singing as low as possible is actually quite straining. also theability to speak in different registers isn't a women-specific thing, everyone can do it. people change it depending on the situation (like depending on excitement or mood, or intent like being friendly or aggressive), but it's probably hardly ever a conscious decision. elizabeth holmes definitely did it consciously.
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  2951. stichwort APARTHEID, ZDF! auf basis der schleichenden annektion des westjordanlands haben in den letzten 3 jahren amnesty international, human rights watch, b'tselem und der UN-menschenrechtsrat israel als apartheidsstaat zertifiziert - denn palästinenser im westjordanland leben de facto in israel unter israelischem recht, ohne staatsbürgerschaft, politische repräsentation, bewegungsfreiheit oder bürgerrechte.
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  2952. they "know what this man died"???
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  2953. fun fact: most cars use an otto motor
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  2954. he already has. his choice was clear around day 3 of this "war".
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  2955. horsehair worms 👀
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  2956. sounds like a really lucky injury to gain his discharge with. no capture either, that's nice.
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  2957. he said jehovah! stone him!
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  2958. you think? :D we have plenty of conservatives to stab here!
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  2959. yeah, korean reunification is not going to happen. the comparison with germany is wishful thinking - east germany was nowhere near as insane a state, and the border was far more porous for information, culture etc.. the north korean people are almost all either extremely cut off from outside information and thus have no other option than to buy into the north korean reality, or willfully deluded like cult members. east germans practically all knew that they lived under a lying dictatorship, they just had moderate levels of acceptance of that fact and partially appreciated the socialistic benefits of relatively secure access to the most basic necessities (housing, employment, medicine, education). they were living much better than north koreans are, thus they didn't require so much deception. though east germany was one of the most dictatorial/stalinistic countries of the warsaw pact at the end, some thought control policies were still very routinely disregarded, such as the extremely widespread illegal consumption of west german radio broadcasts (from radio towers built extra big at the borxer for this purpose ;)). the widespread awareness of western news reporting made it obvious to everybody that the eastern state controlled media often lied or didn't report at all on certain events. north koreans have much less access to foreign information by which to judge what their government wants them to believe.
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  2960. "just hours before the invasion" PM khan was in moscow? no, he arrived hours before. that televised meeting with putin was during the day on the 24th, several hours into the invasion. you make it sound like khan left before he knew anything, but in reality he decided to do business as usual after it was already apparent that russia was invading all of ukraine. that's the controversy, not some unintended proximity in scheduling.
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  2961. Sonic Cookie all knives of any quality need sharpening. a well-sharpened cheap knife is better than a badly sharpened expensive one. victorinox uses pretty good steel by stainless standards, but it's on the soft side for woodworking, meaning that it is faster to sharpen but also faster to dull.
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  2962. watch your back - I might sneak up on you and vaccinate you against your will, the horror!
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  2963. this video largely missed, but I appreciate the clear words from cenk at the end. and I would add that shunning/ostracization is a red flag indicating a community's cult-like character, with a severe degree of thought control. I have on the other hand heard the claim that amish people who leave the community and the lifestyle are not banned from contact with the community, they only have some prohibitions such as not bring allowed to sit at the same table as community members. but perhaps that's only for leaving on good terms, or specifically excluding non-christians. one community where ex-members really are required to be cut off even by their families are jehovah's witnesses.
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  2964. if the US judiciary had a sudden moment of decency, every government employee involved in this would be fired, and chevron would be banned from doing business in the US.
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  2965. 2:06 first time I've ever seen somebody put a rifle in a pocket xD
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  2966. that seems like a perfect gun for terrorizing civilians in urban environments, like the snipers at euromaidan or the snipers in the syrian war that people used to hang curtains across streets to protect against. this application also would fit perfectly with the fact that this gun was designed and at first exclusively used by troops belonging to soviet intelligence services, because those would be secret missions intended to be deniable. well, the unusual bullets could be a giveaway, but there certainly are situations where forensic examinations could be prevented, like in operations inside the soviet union and in countries aligned with the soviets.
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  2967. 2:27 ah yes, 2011, when "climate" was still a word you shouldn't say, because half of america denied its existence.
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  2968. objection, hearsay! where are amber's lawyers when you need them?
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  2969. it already khamas.
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  2970. nobody expects the spanish inquisition.
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  2971. ok iwan
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  2972. oh no... john has biden derangement syndrome
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  2973. the bigger jetliners are safer than small propeller planes.
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  2974. yeah, watching western news in 2022 pretend that this was not obvious for like two months until ukraine stopped was pretty funny.
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  2975. blinken managing to summon that extra deep indignation about the same strike that has even i-country's official officials groveling apologetically raised a few eyebrows for me. I think hiden behind his zoolander style resting concerned face diplomacy, there is something particularly wrong with that guy. like a search this guy's homes for hidden rooms sort of thing. edit: sorry mixed up two, blinken is zoolander, the real bad vibes guy is kirby.
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  2976. the cats have found a niche. a giant niche. that is the problem.
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  2977. I'm german and I hate americans, but TYT's anti-americanism is just too dumb. because it's american anti-americanism, and americans are never not clueless about international politics.
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  2978.  @LeslieJones817  ah yes, non-religiously following a cult leader and self-proclaimed god who died 2000 years ago.
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  2979. 0:41 macron translated with an irish accent is pretty funny
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  2980. have they stopped replaying 10/7 footage yet?
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  2981. blockbuster movie? that looks like a high school project film.
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  2982. it's actually very recommendable if you can otherwise prevent breeding to not desex dogs until they're well over a year old (preferably several years), as both spaying and neutering have clear statistically significant negative health impacts that are worse the younger the dog is when it's desexed (both types of sex organs' hormone production has relevance to the healthy development of other body parts). in many cases, desexing young dogs does overall make sense because non-lethal population control takes precedent, but if a young dog is kept apart from other dogs it could breed with by very attentive owners, and isn't wreaking havoc with any behaviours that would best be fixed with desexing (which in many cases could probably be fixed better with more exercise), it often is the better choice to not desex them at all, or not until halfway through their life. although I still do judge anyone who buys a dog as a mere pet instead of adopting one of the many otherwise at risk of being euthanized, and of course in most places, most animal shelters and rescue organisations desex all dogs. but it would be nice if they found a different system to avoid desexing dogs under 1-2 years of age. maybe they could make people pay a deposit in the high hundreds to low thousands of dollars, and when they bring the dig back to be desexed when it's old enough, the, get the money back. of course that would still mean some risk of accidental breeding in the meantime, but if a dog is desexed at 2 years old, that still means that for most of its life it can't breed, so most of that risk is removed. and the deposit for very young dogs could have the positive side effect of making more people adopt older dogs, which really for probably the majority of people is the better option.
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  2983. a-pvp is a meth alternative, not an MDMA alternative. MDMA is the only universally recommendable drug I've ever tried (the world would be way better if everybody did it), though I have seen quite a lot of reports about 5-MAPB being a perfect replacement and in fact superior to MDMA. that seems to have been an outlier in the RC drugs wave, a genuinely good drug to come out of law-circumvention.
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  2984. please call out more often how extraordinary biden's support for this is even in the american context. I've read for example statements from the obamna state department on the 2014 "war" in gaza that are incredible from today's point of view, such as very strong condemnations of israeli bombings even near UNRWA schools/shelters. today all the US ever says is "if x occurs, we would condemn it", which means absolutely nothing, it's just recitation of international commitments that the US has hadfor decades.
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  2985.  @silurosglanis5859  wagner hat in den letzten monaten auf dem wegnnach bachmut die einzigen russischen erfolge geliefert, aber jetzt beißen sie sich an der stadt die zähne aus.
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  2986. not true, we live inside the eye of a blue-eyed giant named makumber. that's why the sky is blue.
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  2987. between hoyle, starmer and sunak, the british parliament is pioneering new levels of politician slime!
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  2988. fun fact: all of those russian cruise missiles can carry nuclear warheads.
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  2989. yes, but the only way to get eaely access to stuff like that is probably to live near where it's being developed and be lucky enough to get a spot in the research program. the next step after that is going to be very limited public access for very high prices.
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  2990. and that is probably the sole actual job of the boss lady when no cameras are around.
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  2991. to which thief are you referring?
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  2992. the amount of information in the video does not increase if you slow it down...
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  2993. 50% doesn't sound plausible, where did you get this from? even in china, you won't get away with cutting so many people's salaries by 50%. a 50% salary cut means that most lose their homes because they can no longer afford the rent. that's the kind of thing that causes even the chinese to protest and strike. trying this would causea huge risk of shutting down the banking sector.
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  2994.  @pwn5047  keep doing that copeodil
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  2995. ​ @daNorse  bigger pelvis=sexier? literal caveman logic!
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  2996. least delusional tater tot
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  2997. 6:22 "the goal is to avoid being like these people " isn't it always? :'D
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  2998. the is°°eli public knows very well that netanyahu supported h°mas. the first thing I found months ago when I googled in disbelief whether his government really had knowingly let qatar send big travel suitcases full of dollar bills through the erez crossing (where of course everything is inspected) was an opinion piece I believe on the jerusalem post website that called it "genius", because that money would fund the tunnel digging, would keep h°mas occupied and eat up the money of their supporters, and in the end the tunnels would extremely easily be destroyed by aerial bombardment, because apparently the government had just claimed to have had great success with that in the then latest round (5+ years ago). the article clearly referenced the suitcases of dollar bills thing as an earlier widely reported scandal that the government had admitted. that's why the author had to make do with some harebrained story of how it's a good thing, because they could not deny it after the government admission.
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  2999. "the snail intestines are used for gourmet dishes" - no, the foot is. the intestine is thrown away.
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  3000. uuuh she's the vice president. can everybody please just stop trying to pretend that that's a real job? she's a political spare tyre.
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  3001. depending on theapp orbrowser, youtube does have a "don't recommend this to me" function. commenting does the opposite.
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  3002. china's cornering of the rate earth market with afghanistan is going to make OPEC look like child's play.
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  3003. 8:54 the staged house raid shot with the BBC camera already inside is kinda funny.
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  3004. nein. taurus ist storm shadow extrem ähnlich, und kann definitiv wie storm shadow schon seit monaten auch von modifizierten ukrainischen Su-24 gestartet werden, du "fachmann".
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  3005. yeah the reactors at zaporizhzhia for example are not graphite-moderated and have a negative void coefficient. the soviet union managed to phase out the reactor type that was used at chernobyl after the disaster. but I would be surprised if stray munitions couldn't cause something on the scale of fukushima at ukraine's nuclear power plants.
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  3006. 13:15 nice doublethink
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  3007. they have announced the launching of the offensive for months. they have been trying for months. this is just another announcement based on aupposedly a little bit of ukrainian success in the offensive.
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  3008. 5:20 der blick vom söder :'D
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  3009. the intro calls malaria a viral infection. it isn't, it's an infection with a single-celled eucariotic organism called plasmodium.
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  3010.  @TheRealBenLurie  complaining about dangerous dogs while having a pet tegu as your profile picture? seems a bit ironic.
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  3011. boomer->facebooksumpf->AfD
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  3012. ja, musst du aber roh essen.
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  3013. because they're truthfully critical of authoritarian governments.
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  3014. "does the demon know an attorney? any name in particular?" what, are we really getting the demon an attorney? xD
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  3015. kinda, but it's also spun very irregularly, it doesn't seem appropriate to use production techniques that rough and inaccurate for a fiber that expensive nowadays. it has the upside that it's more traditional, but if I had that kind of money, I would rather buy one that's first made into more perfect yarn with modern techniques, and then hand-woven like that. either way, it would make A LOT of sense for bolivia to use the viquña wool for domestic textile production instead of exporting it. it could even make sense to ban its raw export, or to only allow a very small amount of wool to be auctioned for export. perhaps they could invite foreign companies to set up viquña textile production in bolivia, but exporting rare resources in raw form to be used for manufacturing elsewhere is generally bad for the exporting countries because they miss out on a lot of the profit.
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  3016. EPSTEIN DIDN'T [redacted]
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  3017. I see you are firmly rooted in reality! 🙄
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  3018. the people in charge were a bunch of douchebags for not calling back that architectural student to tell her that she was right and that they fixed it because of her. and, you know, to thank her for preventing the collapse of their building and potentially thousands of deaths.
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  3019. who has been "trapped in a mosque"?
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  3020. he is correct about the term "refugee camp" being misapplied in the palestinian context, and specifically to jabaliya. the counter y'all should have delivered is that what israel is telling people to do is to leave these neighbourhoods so israel can turn them into rubble, and move into the actual tent city refugee camps newly formed in southern gaza. ahead of the winter btw.
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  3021. that senator belongs in a "men are not ok" compilation.
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  3022. rape before prison, pay attention
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  3023. ​ @wildman958 some things that happened according to this video's claims and omissions: -1967 war started with attack from the arab states -israel never conducted ethnic cleansing or forced displacement, but a "palestinian refugee crisis" appeared across the arab world in the 60s -today's occupied golan heights were part of british palestine and the original post-british palestinian territories -no war in 1973 -tel aviv can't be protected against rocket attacks if west bank occupation ends because 14km is too short a flight path for any air defenses to engage (even though ashkelon and sderot are protected by iron dome and are much closer than that to gaza)
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  3024. 2:26 how do 270 kcal make a lunch? that's a snack! also did kraft heinz seriously provide a nutrition chart for their SCHOOL LUNCH CRACKERS that does not list carbohydrates? that would be legally insufficient information for any factory-made food here in the EU, all of it needs to have a nutrition table printed on the packaging that's more detailed than that. plus an ingredient list in order of mass content - with few exceptions like being able to obscure small amounts of various substances as "aroma" or "spices", and a number code system for hundreds of registered food additives probably created to avoid printing chemistry latin because it scares people, like E621 for MSG, though that would need to be named as "flavour enhancer: E621", while many other additives need to be listed for named purposes as colourants, preservatives, stabilizers, emulsifiers, acid regulators and such.
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  3025. equating ritalin with cocaine is pretty dumb. both are classic stimulants, closer to each other in function and effect than either is to caffeine, but ritalin is a pretty weak and barely euphoric stimulant, because unlike cocaine it causes no increased serotonin level. ritalin effects last for several hours, cocaine effects last for 15 minutes (probably a little longer orally).the two drugs also are chemically unrelated. the obvious pharmaceutical stimulant to compare to street drugs is adderall, because that's regular amphetamine, but of very high quality (with elevated right isomer content, which is apparently the more effective isomer). adderall is what speed is supposed to be.
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  3026. why not? security forces in brazil are far right, too. it's surprising that they actually haven't attempted a coup.
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  3027. ah yes, the old chemical pollution festival.
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  3028. I'm a liberal leftist, and this "documentary" just sucks really bad. it has a sort of discernible intro, and then it just switches back and forth with no discernible direction between claims implied to be false and claims implied to be correct, frequently indistinguishable from each other until another clip from the same person appears on screen and they out themselves as being in one political camp or the other. I'm not trying to bothsides this here, i'm not a f°°°ing centrist. it's this video here that presents the supposed debunks and explanations at an equally low level of credibility as the supposedly ridiculous things. it just does not provide discernable argumentation, it's claim, claim, claim, claim, and then half of those are supposed to be identified by the viewer as enlightened and the other half as crazy. it seems like it was produced with some kind of plan and thorough arrangement of the intro, and then the rest is just filler clips put together in one go, one clip added after the other. it's mind-melting.
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  3029. protesters? looks more like hooligans to me.
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  3030. "other dogs would attack him" big gentle doggie: 😞
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  3031. right, you can be stupid without party affiliation! :)
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  3032. I like how the guy is dutch, but is putting on a russian accent. xD
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  3033. to all russians leaving now: good job waiting for exactly the point at which it's too late to leave. very very smart.
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  3034. ok ivan
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  3035. come on guys, you know better than that. the ukraine war UN-registered casualties are huge undercounts, the dead civilians counted today probably don't even equal the real civilian deaths in mariupol, and certainly not the total amount of the first two months of the war.
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  3036. womp-womp
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  3037. it's loooooong past time. and even if you want to uphold the idiotic drug prohibition model in general, cannabis is just one of several drugs that very obviously must be rescheduled. most obviously, rescheduling down from schedule 1 to enable research and application of trip-assisted psychotherapy is required and unproblematic for LSD, psilocybin, mescalin, DMT, and any similarly functioning classic psychedelics, as well as MDMA, and really all entactogens. schedule 2 is plenty prohibitive against recreational use (on the black market, cannabis being schedule 1 and meth being svhedule 2 makes no difference), and the definitions of the schedules about "abuse" potential and addiction are completely absurd claims to make about typical psychedelics in particular, which are about as non-addictive as a psychoactive drug can get. MDMA has more addiction potential and certainly causes damage with unreasonable frequent use through neurotoxicity, but it's also a goddamn miracle in chemical form, and preventing people from using it is a crime against humanity.
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  3038. rashida tlaib bungled her initial response, like many other palestine supporters. before the hamassacre and very slowly since, she has said all the right things. but her initial reaction was incredibly inept, she completely missed the unique opportunity to acknowledge the humanity of israeli civilians and instead tried to grandstand on the assertion that due to the context, israelis can never be victims. that reaction from her and others significantly strengthened israel's narrative and western support for the genocidal israeli response. tlaib and other palestine supporters responding properly would have provided a measure of protection to palestinians, they failed to do that because it wasn't in line with the old dogma of their political echo chamber. the condemnation could have been however narrow they wanted and still would have done the job, it wasn't necessary to condemn hamas or their armed resistance or attacks on israeli military, it was only necessary to acknowledge and condemn that they did primarily target civilians, and call for the release of civilian hostages. "nothing can justify the massacre and kidnapping of civilians that hamas committed" - because that's the truth. out of the squad, only ayanna pressley got it right, and only rashida tlaib f*d up really bad.
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  3039. anybody who doubts israeli genocidal intent only needs to google what netanyahu just said about "amalek".
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  3040. Mephistopheles yeah, that's no mere rub and tug boat
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  3041. it's not carpet bombing because carpet bombing is a method of area bombardment that requires heavy bombers to fly in formation and drop lines of bombs side by side to cover an area - theoretically a rectangle, thus the term "carpet". but he was asked about whether the effects of the bombardment in g°za resemble carpet bombing, and he lied when he said that it doesn't, and he lied when he said that it's light damage compared to aleppo.
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  3042. why did you think it was serious?
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  3043. if cameroon is next, that will be the first civil war as a result of one of those coups.
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  3044. "vladimir putin may be the first leader in history to attempt an annexation while his army is retreating from the battlefield" xD
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  3045. don't say it don't say it don't say it don't say it 🤐
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  3046. duh
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  3047. there should be truthful drug education in high schools. then kids would learn that nicotine is one of the most addictive of all common drugs, way more addictive than most illegal drugs that people generally assume to be worse in every way. nicotine vapes are easily 5 times more dangerous than THC vapes (as long as those aren't made in shady unsafe ways).
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  3048. actually that didn't just happen after mandela, that's been the trajectory ever since the ANC first got elected.
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  3049. ist auf jeden fall viel besser als der rest diese kranken modegeschäfts. aber ja, importe von fertigprodukten sind in den meisten afrikanischen ländern ein sehr großes problem, weil sie die wertschöpfung im land untergraben. afrika braucht viel mehr eigene industrie, damit nicht mehr wie in kolonialzeiten nur rohstoffe billig exportiert werden.
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  3050. private health insurance in germany is a trap for those who stay here when they're old. they get you with super low rates while you're still young, a tiny fraction of what you'd pay in the pseudo-public option. but then when you get old, you find the contribution rates skyrocketing, and you discover that you have no way of switching back into the then much cheaper pseudo-public option unless you complete a year of full-time employment first.
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  3051. 69? nice
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  3052.  @milamber82  super glue is extremely unsuitable for glue-sniffing. super glue vapours are a powerful irritant, even small amounts are super unpleasant to inhale or get in your eyes. super glue also ideally contains no solvents, whereas gluesniffing is inhalation of the solvents contained in other glues.
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  3053. yeah, none of these people's arguments come anywhere near justifying shutting off nuclear power plants before coal power plants.
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  3054. kind of a weird choice for holocaust memorial day to feature somebody who isn't technically a holocaust survivor.
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  3055. Pervypriest I hate when people needlessly spend money on big stuff and then still complain about tiny expenses. I have always been poor, but I don't make a scene over five bucks! it seems like they're looking for things to complain about, like they don't want to just relax.
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  3056. WHY IS THIS A NEWS STORY?
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  3057. they were very lucky that the passengers were all buckled in.
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  3058. it's here to stay because it's about to become highly commercially viable.
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  3059. he's probably syrian
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  3060. all the british taxpayers?
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  3061.  @scorpogee6280  speaking of trump, he hasn't been unbanned yet, right? I feel like that's coming very soon, as the next musk attempt to revive twitter.
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  3062. Nordi Bar in unseren herzen hat sich der gerät durchgesetzt!
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  3063. I can come up with about two ways this couldhave been prevented: one is for themother or other relatives to have been more involved and to see the kid more frequently, and the other is for the social worker to have gotten the landlord to let them enter the flat earlier.
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  3064. nightclubs and other party venues really must adhere to fire codes. so many mass casualty fires happen at night clubs, or similar places like that wedding venue in iraq last week. places where large and dense crowds of people congregate need to be especially fire-resistant. nightclubs in particular add more dangers: people are likely to be drunk. loud music and flashing lights can delay recognition of a fire a lot and the unaware crowd will impede an initial response. the lighting will be dark by default and is unlikely to be switched to bright in case of a fire, and if the power cuts out, there is no natural light both for lack of windows and becauae it's probably nighttime. and finally, nightclubs tend to put densecrowds of people inrooms with lower ceilings and less ventilation than other vanues (often in basements), which means that a fire will much more quickly poison the air people breathe. particularly because hot smoke from an indoor fire typically only collects at a dangerousconcentration under the ceiling for the first few minutes of a fire, but if that ceiling is just a meter ortwo above people's heads, then the people running and breathing heavily will very quickly mix the air in the room enough to bring down a lot of smoke. by the way in a building fire with relatively stationary air, the thermal layering of the smoke can actually make it a good idea to crawl out in order to avoidbreathing in the much higher smoke concentration at standing head height. smoke inhalation is the critical factor in the vast majority of fire deaths (and many injuries), as it can quite easily directly kill, or with lower exposure can make victims pass out, and later burn to death. smoke from building fires is generally far more toxic than what one may be used to from camp fires and barbecues. besides all sorts of carcinogenicstuff, I think the main difference is probably a likely very high carbon monoxide content, since that is produced by material burning just barely (incompletely).
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  3065. Mountain Mama I don't know, I would imagine it's the same as always. the big bank bends the legal system to its breaking point and point out that they're too big to fail, they fire a few people in middle management and maybe one of them spends a few months in jail while the bank pays a fine that's a fraction of its criminal profits.
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  3066. obviously the aurora PD is trash, but if they weren't, it should have been very easy to already fire this guy instead of the administrative leave because he held the gun to the man's head. I'm quite certain that cops are very much not supposed to aim for people's heads when at best it is unclear whether they're armed or dangerous.
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  3067. russia giving iran nukes? wow, that is the first actually interesting threat putin has made during this war!
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  3068. which is a matter of age.
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  3069. it's confusing though that they clearly don't trim his nails at all. well, half of the pets on girl with the dogs seem to be there because their owners don't even brush them. weird pet owning behaviour.
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  3070. "we don't understand why belarus is doing this" - maybe try to understand before you make the journey. it's really not that complicated. I'm sympathetic to these migrants, but if you're on a journey like that, you ought to have some understanding of the broader international politics between the countries you're crossing. all of these people have internet access. they would seriously just need to google "why is belarus sending migrants to poland?" and believe the news instead of the people who want money from them who are promising a get german quick scheme!
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  3071. what they really should do is issue a blanket permitfor all german-made weapons to besent to ukraine. not gonna happen, the SPD is still in control, but they should.
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  3072. wtf does "stop" mean?
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  3073. drogenverbote sind generell ungerecht, sowas durchzusetzen ist scheiße.
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  3074. I see you are an economist.
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  3075. well, I suppose you guys are the experts on being worse than h°°°s. it's been your official policy for decades to respond to every bad thing anyone does to you with something several times worse. you have a perfect record of knowing what worse than h°°°s is, I don't think you have failed even once.
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  3076. of course. jake tapper has been as much working for IL as joe biden and antony blinken.
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  3077.  @laszlozoltan5021  I see it as extremely unlikely that NATO would respond with nukes to russia nuking ukraine. in my opinion the maximum response would include NATO aerial bombardment of russia, the medium response would be a NATO no-fly-zone or no-libya-zone over ukraine, and the minimum reaction would be dramatic increases in sanctions amd weapons deliveries, probably including a substantial implementation of punitive actions against countries not participating in sanctions against russia. NATO combat ground forces in ukraine are possible with the medium and maximum response, but seem unlikely (mostly due to lack of public support for such actions). I would expect the very limited use of tactical nukes to produce the minimal response, extensive use of tactical nukes (causing several tens of thousands of deaths, not targeted to cause few deaths and mostly intimidate) to produce the medium response, and american-style use to produce the maximum response. but NATO is not interested in a nuclear exchange, and a NATO conventional force reaction would have good chances to not be answered with nuclear strikes against NATO, which would be the only thing that would initiate a nuclear exchange. though I do think that it's very possible for a NATO attack against russia to be answered by russian attacks, even invasion attempts, on NATO territory, those still would likely not result in a nuclear exchange, since NATO is in a much better position in a non-nuclear war than in a nuclear one. NATO is under no illusion that a wagner nuclear strike would somehow be less russia's doing than one conducted by the official military, that distinction has never been worth much. publicly redefining wagner as enemies of russia could have been used finally to give some credibility to the distinction even in the case of a nuclear strike, but for this to be the case, russia would have to report before the strike happened that wagner has captured nuclear weapons, since that's what they would do if it actually happened precisely to prepare to reject responsibility for their potential use by wagner.
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  3078. they're seriously like 90% of comments here.
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  3079. what are you talking about? jordan plays nice with everybody.
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  3080. that would be an insane amount of money for a mediocre youtuber xD
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  3081.  @Lorenz1973  most commonly, the term "deportation" is used to refer to the removal of an individual from a country they are not a citizen of. which is what russia would claim to be the case there, since it claims the occupied territories as russian. forcibly transporting somebody from "russia" to russia on the other hand could really not be described as deportation. expulsion is a more general term that is more applicable to citizens of the country they are removed from, and does not imply the common practice of cooperation of a destination country that "deportation" generally implies. what germany does to iraqis whose asylum applications are denied is deportation, what myanmar did to the rohingya was expulsion (they were myanmar natives and bangladesh did not officially approve their transfer, they just allowed them to cross the border).
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  3082. most moral kidnapping in the world!
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  3083. ​​ @GamingManiacMan  "wave" is singular, that's the subject. but I'm pretty sure I have heard of this mistake basically being standard american english. kinda like how not a single native english speaker can use "whom" reliably, because they are incapable of identifying subjects and objects in many sentences, and to which of those the intended "whom" refers.
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  3084. this video's claim of the yakuza being unique or even rare among major criminal organisations in their efforts to cultivate a sonewhat positive image through good deeds is VERY wrong. just look up pablo escobar's robin hood act for one great example, or the current haitian gang leader called barbecue, or how cartels and gangs throughout latin america took it upon themselves to enforce covid rules and deliver their own food aid in the slums they control! the whole "honour" thing and the successfully cultivated public acceptance also sound extremely similar to italian mafia actually in italy, as opposed to the american offshoots (the difference being that in the US, they never fulfilled many state functions like they used to in parts of italy, and as escobar did, and gangs in latin american slums and in haiti do). the reason why MANY criminal organisations cultivate public acceptance and support by contributing in noticeable ways to the quality of life of (usually especially poor) people is that this translates into substantial increases in security for them - basically it creates a whole lot of civilians who will not provide assistance to the government or other criminal organisations against that respected organisation, and will instead spy for them. though what likely also plays a role is that some portion of crime bosses has some degree of a conscience, and they like to spend small portions of the money they make on helping people in need to compensate for the bad things they do, and imagine themselves to be good guys. this video also downplays the obvious fact that government tolerance towards the yakuza is very simply the product of corrupt control over many individual politicians, not some kind of evidence of a special respectable character of the yakuza. mafia organisations everywhere are infamous for doing this, not least the original mafia in italy. this is the kind of bad script that makes me check the outro for who wrote it to confirm that it wasn't daven because he doesn't write crap like this. I have never been wrong.
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  3085. fun fact: for several months at first, it wasn't a blockade, or any state operation, it was an "environmental protest" by unaffiliated civilians.
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  3086. "she was only 12 pounds" - naaaah there's no way that's 12 pounds of dog!
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  3087. Jan andhisfiets that's not true, a large percentage of syrians in germany are allowed to work now, because they have been granted asylum. those who can't work are usually asylum applicants whose cases are still pending or whose application has been denied and they were only given a deferred deportation status. this is typical forother nationalities in germany, but not so much for the syrians as their applications were usually approved.
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  3088.  @olexandramuzyka7317  what
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  3089. on the plus side, you can specialize in having kittens all the time without contributing to the excess of cats.
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  3090. T A I L
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  3091. whatdo you mean, much more expensive than other blueberries? I'm pretty sure that european blueberries are cheaper here in europe than the american species - because they're inferior by being much smaller.
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  3092. isn't it funny when conservatives pretend to discover who they've been working with all along?
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  3093. albanische meinung? nein danke
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  3094. republicans be like: "I changed my mind because my son is gay" "I changed my mind because a murdered kid looks like my grandson" republican empathy really does not go far... and those are the good ones!
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  3095. israel: "there are two gazas, one above ground for civilians, and one below for the terrorists" also israel: turns everything on the surface into dust - "human shields, you know how it is"
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  3096. I think it's a big mistake that the west has been (now slowly less) constantly trying to gauge how far we can go in supporting ukraine without provoking a russian escalation. putin does not need provocation to escalate, we currently have no indication that we have sny control over how far he goes. really what we're doing by worrying about escalation is just to let putin choose unilaterally how far he wants to escalate, and be sure that we won't then step it up further than he wanted it.
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  3097. as a european it never fails to be amusing to watch how much TYT struggles with recognizing that biden never was, never will be, and never was going to be even barely a leftist. macron is centrist to center-right, merkel was center-right to moderate right, and biden is far off to the right of merkel! he's just doing some very very basic pandering to young democrats because the party thinks he should. why do you keep getting strung along on this ludicrous fantasy that biden may have suddenly had a change of heart about his political positions at this age? is your perception so warped by republicans that you can't recognize a standard conservative anymore? I can't believe how well biden's "I can't believe it's not obama" branding is working even on you people who are supposed to be political experts.
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  3098. of course there is. think of a duel, one person gets a .22 derringer or revolver, the other gets an AR-15. would you choose one over the othr?
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  3099. it actuall, does seem like they're about to at least allow exports of swiss-made munitions by other countries, which ukraine needs really badly. for example moat of the available gepard ammo is swiss-made.
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  3100. NoLa Ray <--enola gay?
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  3101. I think that's more a matter of the sort of business you're doing...
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  3102. "there's no such thing as a former KGB man" - vladimir putin, 2004
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  3103.  @Mesopotamian  israelis and their supporters tend to assert an israeli victim role and deny the influence that the power imbalance has on the matter of which side of the conflict can control whether it develops in one direction or the other. in reality, israel's overwhelming advantage in military and economic power and foreign support gives it far more of an ability to unilaterally deescalate, to make a point of not responding with violence to violence, and to still keep its citizens safe (the hamas massacre was only possible because the IDF deployment on and near the gaza border was absolutely bizarrely weak, nowhere near what it should have been as a minimum even without any prior warnings, and army command then took about six hours to even initiate a counterattack, which arrived hours later than various off duty and retired soldiers and officers and civilians who drove across the country on their own initiative after receiving calls for help from relatives). what israel does instead is OFFICIALLY to retaliate againat all attacks with ESCALATION. their abuse of their power advantage inherent in that policy could not be more obvious, since if every country had that policy, we would have a world war in a matter of weeks. they call their enemies terrorists and consider themselves to be good guys while completely officially counting on the enemy to deescalate every armed engagement despite having suffered (much) more damage. 🤨 the israeli narrative meanwhile asserts as an unquestionable presupposition that the root of the conflict is antisemitism, that palestinian militants are just set on removing jews from the census regardless of what israel does, and that any and all violence and oppression against palestinians is intended as a necessary defensive measure - including the continued theft of land in order to ultimately claim all of palestine as an israeli state, having removed all palestinian non-citizens, because it's just intolerably dangerous to have them living there. all that is assumed and not to be questioned, and then they assert that they are proven to be the moral party of the conflict and thus in the right based on examples of smaller scale but undeniable palestinian attacks againat civilians (the recent massacre now functions as the ultimate "proof" of palestinians fundamentally wanting "another shoah" or even literally being nazis) contrasted with cherrypicked aspects of israel's war conduct that make the IDF "the most moral army in the world". most commonly they reference israel's evacuation warnings for people to leave a building they're in immediately because it's about to be bombed - when in reality, that does not as advertised function as a method for reducing collateral damage while striking legitimate targets, but rather it serves as a method for destroying huge numbers of civilian homes, commercial buildings, media offices and other totally illegitimate targets while keeping the number of deaths relatively low, in the knowledge that that is pretty much the only metric that has considerable potential to upset people whose support or indifference the israeli government needs to maintain. the calls they make to gazans about to be bombed are not "you are residing in a hamas base but we don't want to harm you, so please leave", but rather "we are about to destroy your home, please leave to keep your death out of our statistic so we can better pretend that we didn't attack you at all". and of course whoever they do kill were thousands of human shields, israel is not responsible for any harm to civilians that their bombs cause (all going back to the assertion that israel has no control and can't deescalate because fundamentally it's about antisemitism).
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  3104. america first ;)
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  3105. if they're feeling in the mood for some jokes, maybe they'll make the government a special surrender offer only for the 11th of september. ;)
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  3106. wie gut, dass das ZDF nicht in gaza vertreten ist, sonst würde sich israel gegen das ZDF verteidigen müssen, und dann wäre ZDF offiziell chamas...
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  3107. as I like to say, egypt is my personal least favourite dictatorship. why doesn't this video point out the western support for sisi's coup? the junta had no trouble at all achieving universal international recognition. THIS is definitively the one coup that is the answer to the question so commonly posed as of late about what inspired all those coups in africa (and asia) since. just over a year and one fake election after the massacre, sisi's international approval was demonstrated by him visiting merkel in berlin. after that, egypt quickly rose past saudi arabia and the UAE to the top spot of germany's weapons buyers. at home, the government was and is mostly focused on building naypyidaw in the desert, a new administrative capital and garrison city outside of cairo, intended to make all essential organs of government invulnerable to popular uprisings - if a large group of civilians tries to get to the new capital, they will simply be bombed on the one road that leads there through the desert.
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  3108. who else noticed how shy all the cops were with their batons compared to how they handle leftist or black protesters?
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  3109.  @davidnoelfranks1124  I'M PICKLE RICK
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  3110.  @Patrick-y4d1z  it is how it works if you're the lead and thw producer, and you have enough self-awareness to check any gun you handle for ammunition out of principle.
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  3111. "we have problems at home" literally not an argument, ana.
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  3112. you don't get addicted to opioids or whatever (idk if they even give opioids during birth since in principle I think they could inhibit the baby's breathing reflex) by using them once during birth though. you get addicted if you use them to improve your evwry day life. birth with pain meds in principle poses less risk of addiction than taking those pain meds for just about anything else, since at least the worst pain of giving birth is very limited in time, whereas taking pain meds for various injuries normally means that you use them repeatedly for weeks or months, at which point you're basically automatically addicted.
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  3113. the real question there is the condition of russia's nuclear arsenal. I believe that it is likely that their impressive on paper nuclear arsenal is in significantly worse condition than all other parts of the russian army due to the fact that it has not been used or had plans for usage in such a long time. russia can barely maintain their tanks and keep them stored in working order without them being looted for parts, and the russian airforce looks to be at best 35% of what it was supposed to be. the flagship moskva got sunk by ukrainian anti-ship missiles despite the fact that it was one of russia's most modern ships and the main ship equipped and responsible for missile defense of the black sea fleet. of course it's not safe to make any assumptions, but my guess would be that no more than 15% of nukes and delivery vehicles russia claims to have are usable or can be made usable.
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  3114. alec baldwin is also highly responsible. less because he did in fact pull the trigger, more because he's the producer.
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  3115. das solargerät vom biobauern wirkt ziemlich klapprig und grenzwertig brauchbar, aber grundsätzlich ists ne sehr gute idee. ich hoffe die hersteller sind nett zu ihren alphatestern und bauen denen günstig upgrades bis die geräte wirklich gut funktionieren.
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  3116. Tim Harding excellent point
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  3117. fear of frogs? that makes no sense.
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  3118. I don't get it - doesn't every church teach this? at least here in germany I think they do. we have a saint nicholas' day in early december, and the churches teach that that's the real religious santa, and they ignore the christmas santa. I don't think I have ever seen a church pretending that santa claus is part of actual religious christmas. christmas in church is about christ, they don't even have room for santa claus. and I would expect the catholics to be even clearer about that than the protestants in my area.
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  3119. 1:00 wäre schlau gewesen, da "bundesrepublik" statt "deutschland" zu sagen! xD
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  3120. 1:04 you should have specified that by "one part hydrogen peroxide" you mean one part of a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution! depending on where you live, up to 12% or 30% solutions are also available, and those need to be handled with care. and one part of 3% solution is not one part hydrogen peroxide, it's 0.03 parts of hydrogen peroxide.
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  3121. I guess bureaucracy is slow everywhere xD
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  3122. it's called the dunning-kruger effect: when you're too ignorant to assess your ignorance and assume that what you know is all there is to know.
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  3123. you know
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  3124. there is no g°z° ceasefire for the world to react to. there is a security council resolution demanding a two week ceasefire, which the US has decided to not veto and instead just proclaim it to be non-binding afterwards. there is no ceasefire, and no noteworthy pressure toward one is discernible either.
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  3125. Harrison Fnord I just watched some other whistler video where he mentions dachau a few times, and there he actually says it right the first time because he clearly looked it up, but then immediately reverts to saying it wrong every time because he doesn't care. ._. he should be able to make some non-english sounds because he has lived in prague for like 10 years.
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  3126. this is surprisingly coup-friendly coverage.
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  3127. 0:08 "I mean there is it's punishable could be by death and I think like if not there should be absolute jail sentence time" wow, she talks exactly like trump!
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  3128. they made trump's robot way too slim and I don't think they got his posture right.
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  3129. YaBoiCal no, they're thinking of SR-71 or A-12,
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  3130. on the contrary - the more aid to ukraine, the shorter the war will be.
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  3131. 🪞🤡
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  3132. you must be new.
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  3133. maybe. I'd rather suggest that they should require insurance to pay for this sort of police operation, and then the insurance company would set and check standards of enclosure security and safety protocols to judge the level of escape risk to be low enough to qualify for insurance. they could also require constant loop-recording camera surveillance to enable an examination of the last days of video footage before an escape for negligence.
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  3134. either ali latifi has been unable to sleep because of his excitement about the imminent ANA counterattack on lashkar gah, or he has covid.
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  3135. 2:39 "first country in the world to legalize abortion" - uuuuuhm what? that is pure fiction. abortion was first partially legalized in the netherlands in 1984, much later than in some other countries. the first country to legalize abortion was the soviet union in 1920.
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  3136. Quagmire that would be an argentine black and white tegu, which are quite famous for being the most dog-like of the big lizards in character and making really good pets for a far too large and expensive to keep lizard.
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  3137. a lot of people are not willing to be as physically active as they should be to own young dogs, and some of them also are not willing to make an effort to train a dog, but still insist on getting puppies. more people should adopt old dogs, they would be a better fit for many.
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  3138. was?
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  3139. Charles I'm just judging the bad behaviour and ignorance shown in the video. why is that a problem for you?
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  3140. that's really weird. everything I've read is that muslims mostly hate dogs specifically and don't want them inside because they're "dirty". but supposedly they have no problem with cats, and mohammed owned and praised cats. I know that (indoor) pet dogs at least are probably already rare in iran due to religious condemnation, but how prevalent are cats and other pets? this law proposal sounds like something that would be SEVERELY unpopular with the people, and in particular with young people, which is not something that the iranian government can afford. they already have big problems with public approval and have generally been RELAXING religious laws and oppression since at least the 21st century! I know there's a new more islamist government, but still it makes no sense that they would now take away and murder everybody's pets!
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  3141. no, I think they made him a dog. xD
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  3142. are you in your own little braindead way inquiring about the use of antibiotics against a viral infection? is that what's happening here, in 2021?
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  3143. bei überfüllten krankenhäusern stirbt wahrscheinlich 1% der infizierten oder sogar mehr. die 300.000 sind auch nur ein bruchteil der tatsächlichen fälle, ich würde auf das zehnfache tippen (hierzulande waren es auch immer 3-7mal mehr als erfasst wurden). das heißt, dass in ein paar wochen 30.000 inder am tag sterben werden, tendenz stark steigend. und trotzdem lässt die BNP die leute feiern - irre!
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  3144. Медената Питка yes, but obviously true. the azov coastline was as good as gone when putin announed the recognition of the donbass republics within the borders of donetsk and luhansk oblasts and russian military deployment there, because that was a declaration of war in donbass, and it was obvious that with a war like that, the land bridge to crimea wouldalso be taken, because that would add strategic value while not adding anything to the international backlash. that land bridge is part of the absolute minimum of territory that putin wants to hold. he's probably rather give up half of donbass, and right now it's looking more like he might actually get all of donbass.
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  3145. at least he's not doing a herschel
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  3146. am I taking crazy pills, or does TYT flip-flop super hard on the matter of liking or disliking gavin newsom?
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  3147. Christa Free lol if you think mexico paid for the wall, do you also think that trump is president?
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  3148. judgy
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  3149. that's not a peace plan, that's a war aim.
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  3150. non-toxic non-gossip train
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  3151. this was instigated by officials and organized criminals. a threat on behalf of zuma and his associates.
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  3152. kind of darkly ironic that this kid got killed when his whole florida family celebrated the fourth of july at a gun range, presumably because they're second amendment fanatics who think that everybody having guns, even around kids, is the best thing about america. I think that backfired. 😎
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  3153. ana trying to pretend that she still does not understand that those "missing posters" put up anywhere outside of is°°el are exactly the same thing as this guy is doing is pretty laughable. no, nobody is doing that because they "are concerned", nobody is doing that with the expectation of making the hostages' release more likely. it's propaganda material in support of the war, the point is to portray israelis as victims INSTEAD OF palestinians. and they would all tell you that, everybody putting up those posters, it's not like they see a need to hide such things!
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  3154.  @infinitelybland3741  so there is a video of this?
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  3155. imagine pushing that trigger when the back blast is directed towards the ground for indirect fire 😬
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  3156. location...
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  3157. I did not expect america's reaction to the spanish inquisition.
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  3158. more specifically, why does ghana apparently not have trash-fired power plants?
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  3159. the ethiopean government done goofed.
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  3160. that wasn't necessarily the wound that killed that person. but yes, most died very painfully, as they were mostly killed with machetes and clubs, and many were tortured or raped.
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  3161. most people who are still in ukrainian-controlled donbass with heir kids are being actively irresponsible. most of them had a chance to evacuate when russia was withdrawing from kyiv, after the ukrainian government told all civilians to evacuate donbass. I understand adults choosing to stay, but those responsible for children really should have left by now, and I think almost all of them had chances to leave. in fact actually smart people would have packed and got going out of donbass immediately after putin announced the recognition of the donbass people's republics (within the entire territory of the oblasts of luhansk and donetsk) and the deployment of russian troops into donbass. that was clearly an announcement of intent to conquer all of donbass, making all of it a war zone. that was around the 20th of february, these people should have decided a LONG time ago to get their children out! europe has really stepped up, and for kids in particular, evacuation to western ukraine or the EU is much better than staying under bombardment!
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  3162. corrections: 1) she is not confirmed to be dead, that's an assumption based on the video, but not definitively supported by it. the video shows no signs of life but wouldn't necessarily. her leg is broken and twisted horribly, but her body shows no likely lethal wounds or much bleeding. 2) she is not a tourist, she is a german citizen who has lived in israel her whole life her chance to still be alive is low, but as a courtesy to her parents, we should not proclaim her to be dead quite yet.
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  3163. 3:58 that smaller boy looks definitely younger than 10. the one behind him looks 11. even if one was to grant the IDF a reason to detain them, it says a lot that they didn't make an exception and let them keep their clothes (as it seems they did with the oldest man in that picture). temperatures in gaza right now range from 10°-20°C/50°F-70°F(looked it up just now), with frequent rain. hardly anyone would go out naked in that weather. it is physically more dangerous for skinny kids to be exposed to cold temperatures, because small bodies have more surface per unit of mass, so they cool out more. and what goes for all those detainees is that the food deprivation they have experienced and are experiencing makes the cold exposure worse, because the cold makes their bodies have to burn more fat and muscle to heat themselves. well, they're also largely deprived of water, which may still kill them faster. this being recorded and in some way released by IDF soldiers reminds me of the first week of this "war", when they accidentally released drone footage that showed them executing two or three unarmed men (barely on the isr°°li side of the broken fence, which they seem to have stupidly just wandered through to take a look) surrendering on their knees with their hands up (they actually complied with orders extremely quickly). they released it together with pictures in which they had planted rifles next to them, but somehow the person compiling the post did not realise and failed to see that the story was fake and the drone footage absolutely clearly contradicted it and was proof of a war crime. I think it's very unlikely, but occasionally I do wonder if they're actually playing 4D chess and repeatedly making mistakes this stupid in order to create a perception of general incompetence that makes it more plausible that they really did not deliberately allow the ham°ssacre to occur (which they 100% did, I see absolutely no remaining reason to doubt that).
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  3164. whoever goes to the moon next has to moonwalk on the moon.
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  3165. "it's actually very normal, nothing to see here" - DW, once again platforming entities like the foundation for defense of democracy, who are arguably the people who invented the iconic american practice of referring to aerial bombardment as democracy...
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  3166. you failed to address a big part of the issue in this video. driving in cities isn't so much a matter of CO2 emissions and climate protection as it is about smog affecting the health of the city's residents. cars are not a huge part of CO2 emissions globally or for the people living here (although of course all alternative travel methods in a city emmit less CO2), but smog primarily from cars has been shown to still cause half a million deaths per year in europe alone. that is the main difference between those who drive in cities and those who use other means of transportation.
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  3167. really? I thought he generally finished getting worse about two years into the panda event.
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  3168. I like the irony of calling somebody a stupid SOB in a situation where only a stupid SOB would say that. really embarrassing, definitely not a highlight.
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  3169. the original UN territorial divide offer gave two thirds of the land to jews, who were one third of the population, practically all first or second generation and majority first generation immigrants, and those two thirds of the land were also better land including almost all of the coastline. it was nowhere near a fair deal. abbas made that assessment with the benefit of many decades of hindsight, during which the situation for palestinians has gotten much worse.
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  3170. water and alcohol-proof
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  3171. it's p°°n, right?
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  3172. his interaction with the pastor was so awkward, he seems like he thinks he's listening to the word of god when the pastor is justgiving the most basic shallow advice based on little knowledge of or interest in his situation. yeah I think he's a true believer - of a bunch of contradictory and vague ideas.
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  3173. Miss Jackson & The Grief Content ranbits breed like rabbits, and only require a vegetarian diet, which is a lot cheaper than carnivore feed. baby rabbits are probably some of the easiest mammals to sell to impulae buyers via pet store fisplays in most countries because they're very cute. I think a lot of people just assume that all pet rodents can be and normally are kept in little cages, and for people who believe that, I think rabbits can seem particularly appealing because their bigger size tends to make them seem more personable than guinea pigs or hamsters.
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  3174.  @close_all_tabs  wie meinen?
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  3175. mehr kommentare der SPD zur ukraine bitte, das braucht die welt! demnächst dann auch wieder sahra wagenknecht, ja?
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  3176. as a european I can confirm that that is really old even for a medieval castle.
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  3177. das ist gar nichts gegen spiegelTV
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  3178. da kriegt die duden angst
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  3179. 1:50 yikes, that bird strike squeezed the shit out of the bird!
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  3180. they want that to deliver packages, but the recipient needs to meet the thing at the road and take out the package? that's really inconvenient. and the three-wheeled, narrow and short wheel base, and the tall box show me that the designers don't know what they're doing - because that thing is super unstable, and having it fall over would be a big problem (safety issue and also huge service interruption). it should be super low to the ground, with four wheels sticking outwide, and a flag on top for visibility like reclined bicycles use.
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  3181. they should be photographed and identified to know who the proper fascists are
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  3182. LOL you can see the australian accent on the faces of the sign language interpreters! 👍
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  3183. it's just "you know, you know, you know, you know"
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  3184. german coverage is absurd, too.
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  3185. russia has been doing the equivalent of that with its strategic bombers (pretty direct equivalents of the B-52 and the B-1 I think, the bear and that big swing-wing) in the ukraine war. I'm not sure if they haveeven flown them into ukrainian airspace at all.
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  3186. und wenn doch, dann lasst alle großmütter liegen!
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  3187. aww it's cute that her duck mom is her best friend even though she grew up apart from her.
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  3188. those £72 bn in profits very simply are the total amount of money that the british public has overpaid for the inferior services provided by the private water utilities.
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  3189.  @saxologist1  I'm in northern germany. you're lying, ossi.
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  3190. 6:15 'I don't think anyone will deliberately attack us unlessthey intendtodo so' - uuuuuuhhh yeah, by definition, it has to be intentional to be deliberate.
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  3191. elderly? that's uncalled for, the first one looks 40 and the second one 35! xD
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  3192. 1:58 oooooff that name though
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  3193. 4:15 "das dorf adjeka", auch bekannt als ehemalige 40.000 einwohner kleinstadt awdijiwka 😒
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  3194.  @raulthepig5821  it's not sh°°, sh°° is contained in the resin tubes originally cut off the trees (as are the insects' bodies), but gets washed out. shellac is produced by glands on the insect's body that are not connected to the digestive tract, similar to wax production of bees or silk production of caterpillars and spiders.
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  3195.  @Zzzooooppp  yeah I did
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  3196. 🤡
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  3197. this is just one of several examples I have seen of a remarkable lack of seriousness with which many israelis perceive this, while simultaneously proclaiming that they're the real victims.
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  3198. 3:31 $11-12 a day? then where the hell does the upcharge for the carried goods come from? these guys get paid $10 for increasing the price of the goods they carry in each load by hundreds of dollars! if we assume they carry 40kg of rice for a week up to where it resells for $60/kg, and we assume it was bought in the valley for $5/kg, that's a total markup of $2200, $314 per day! what's going on, who is keeping these guys as wage slaves, why can't they just buy the goods in the valley and resell them on the mountain, and thus get paid roughly the real market value of their work?
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  3199. you mean like how they haphazardly fixed the light to the plastic handguard? xD
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  3200. honey bees are in no way endangered. beekeepers face commercial threats, but honeybees as a species are going very strong. what's endangered are many wild bee species, like many other wild insects. worrying about honey bees because "bees are dying" is like worrying about domestic chickens because those penguins are endangered.
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  3201. ich kann lanz nicht leiden, aber das klingbeil-mobbing ist lustig.
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  3202. this story actually sounds like it would be a good idea if the gun range covered the insides of those shooting cabins or whatever they're called in a material that catches bullets instead of deflecting them. I know the people running gun ranges tend to make an effort to have people strictly adhere to safety rules that would be enough if strictly followed, but if I ran a gun range, this story would definitely make me want to do something to physically prevent ricochets like that.
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  3203. that's not how international law works.
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  3204. this is fake news. the green scandals are a joke, the real scandal are the several recent and many more historic corruption cases in the CDU/CSU. there is absolutely no comparison in magnitude between them. literally none of the green "scandals" has any relevance.
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  3205. ​ @clintonisidore  no need to ask AJ, AJ delivers the best g°za reporting without requiring prompting. 👍
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  3206. video: really good sponsor: big oof
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  3207. yeah, what's it to you if your neighbour starts wearing body armour and carrying guns and sets up mortars and a machine gun nest pointed at your home? it's on his own property! well, except for that part where a few years ago he took down the fence and built it around your shed, declaring the shed to be his, and killing your dog in the process.
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  3208. plus they walk very cute, especially when the mothers carry their babies around.
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  3209. 5:41 extremely ironic kissinger quote
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  3210. how the hell is the european eel a critically endangered species? is it the passenger pigeon of fish?
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  3211. that is a super practical idea. you probably need to be very selective with locations for the collection to function this easily (with the bubbles making the stuff drift to the side), but when it works, it likely has a lot of potential to be very economical. the bubbles don't require much electricity to produce, and the whole tube setup probably only needs very infrequent maintenance and can be set up to be maintained easily (a flexible hose would be easy to pull to the surface to clean or raise it above the muck). in terms of the technical system, the only part where durability might be an issue is the air pump, but I don't know how much of an issue it actually is. city canals like in amsterdam and venice are the perfect locations for this due to their very low flow rates, and the high potential for trash due to the many people, while having little value as natural habitats. if you installed something like this in more ecologically important places, the bubble barriers may cause problems for fish species that may be repelled by them (in nature, bubble barriers are used by whales to drive fish swarms together). but in those places, leaving a small gap on one side of the bubble barrier should suffice for fish to find it. fish ladders around dams are generally much harder for fish to find. the basic concept is a very clever response to the fact that most plastic objects that don't already float on the surface have very close to neutral buoyancy, so catching a few bubbles can make them lift, and many of those objects, like bags and hollow containers, can very easily catch enough bubbles. I reckon in other places with more current, good results could be achieved with an active collection system behind the barrier that involves a floating net or sieve that's automatically either raked into a collection container, or slowly rotated like a conveyor belt, emptying into a container on one end. it would then block boats, but I reckon it could still be cheap. well, no variant is ever going to be cheap enough to finance its operation from the bit of burnable trash collected.
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  3212. agreed, that teacher is the real hero of the story.
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  3213. probably worse than blind spots in front is how high giant SUVs hit. if an adult gets hit by a normal car, the front of the car hits well below the pelvis, and the upper two thirds of the body fold over the hood and hit the hood or the windscreen at a relatively oblique angle that doesn't transfer as much force. they end up on top of the car, or falling off the sides. children get hit higher in their shorter bodies and thus more dangerously, but it takes a very small child to be likely to go under the car rather than over it, which is much more dangerous due to crush risk. big SUV's today are so high in the front that even adults are likely to guaranteed to go under rather than over the car. adults get hit in the pelvis, abdomen and ribcage, impacting the very vertical front of the car at avery acute angle, and what folds over at the torso and potentially the arms. when an SUV hits a child, the front either directly hits the skull, or the neck folds over onto the hood, and then the child bounces off and the car rolls over the child.
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  3214. it's funnier when they do it at people's stinky feet. sometimes they have a less intense response and do it on purpose for some reason.
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  3215. but the US hasn't been at it longer...
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  3216. ukraine is winning.
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  3217. 6:38 "but muh constitution" 🤦
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  3218. no, they actually have to do that pretty much every day. there seems ro be a trend that more young people (like me xD) don't have primary care doctors, so they go to the emergency room with whatever complaint they want to go to see a doctor for, including stubbed toes and sniffles. such things a probably significantly more rare in maternity wards (though I assume there are mothers who overdo it with check-ups), but it really is difficult for doctors and nurses to interpret how seriously what patients say should be taken, because there is a huge spectrum from people who die without complaining because they don't want to ask for help and want to pretend that they're ok to people who will say anything to skip the line and be treated first, in all sorts of aggressive or manipulative tones, just because they feel that they are the most important people in the building. many people love to complain about bad experiences with doctors not believing them, but they really have no idea how much bullshit and hypochondria doctors and nurses have to deal with from patients. and the people I know personally who I have heard complain about that have tended to be whiny, self-absorbed and untrustworthy by nature, so I could absolutely see how those people in particular would tend to get categorized as hypochondriacs - because they seem just like them. I'm pretty sure this case that the interview is about was really fucked up though, I think I've heard of it before. there is very little potential for excuses for a patient at a high grade well-staffed and well-equipped hospital like that to bleed to death over 12 hours after a c-section.
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  3219. he needs to lose his job for that and be glad that he's not going to court! he isnrefusing to resign, and ought to be fired. in fact, sydney prosecutors and police should investigate this as sexual assault despite the lack of a complaint from the player. she seems inclined to retroactively claim consent because she would prefer to have no attention on that incident and to just be celebrated for winning the world cup. her positively claiming consent would certainly make a prosecution tricky, but it could actually be worth pursuing as a precedent for prosecuting sexual crimes in cases where the victim defends the perpetrator, because that is a common problem. the fact that this case would be based on super solid visual evidence would be a good start, and the matter to address then would be whether it is possible to infer with certainty from the nature of the professional and personal relationship of the two people involved, and perhaps also the victim's movements and expressions during the incident, that the kiss was non-consensual, and the victim's contrary claim is a lie due to an expectation of negative consequences. the reason why this won't happen is that such actions from police and prosecutors would be highly politically unwelcome. setting such an extreme example of holding sports officials accountable would make australia less attractive in the future to the people in charge of decisions about whether or not to organise events in australia. because those are people exactly like this guy.
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  3220. oh yeah, sure, totally, very believable
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  3221. that might be my number one favourite karen video. and she uploaded it herself. amazing! some factual information: she's obviously still operating on the baseless trumpist assumption that you can only catch covid once, and then you're immune. even though trump himself doesn't believe that, that's why he got vaccinated. the thing is that in the US, as in almost the entire world, most covid infections are now of the delta variant, and that one in particular has been shown to be the most effective covid strain yet at overcoming moderate levels of immunity - such as those provided by a single dose of the common vaccines OR by a previous infection (which in general should be assumed to provide less protection than one vaccine shot, especially if the infection was mild or asymptomatic). nobody is surprised that this specimen has already caught the rona twice. :'D
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  3222. doesn't being a victim of genocide feel a bit different than being a perpetrator?
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  3223.  @Andreas-gh6is  at the beginning of the 2022 invasion, when the expectation still was a quick russian victory, trump called putin a genius for it.
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  3224.  @BunnyQueen97  that's not true. common rabbits here in europe and anywhere else (they're a common invasive species) live in groups/colonies in shared tunnels. the solitary ones around here are hares, which don't burrow either.
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  3225. THEY SAID SIR
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  3226. no, I will not listen to ben gleib. I'd rather listen to the horse's mouth, itamar ben-gvir.
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  3227. yeah the adults should be trying to keep the kids somewhat quiet rather than instructing them to scream...
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  3228. that's fine, alcohol is not that good. what everybody should try once is MDMA and maybe some standard psychedelics like LSD. ;)
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  3229. Marco De Odorico zohan's dad lied?!
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  3230. bojo is the impostor!
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  3231. die reporterin ist halt sehr egozentrisch, sie hält alles so wie es in ihrem leben läuft für normal und findet es sehr merkwürdig, wenn andere leute anders leben. hätte sie aber gern komplett für sich behalten dürfen, denn in der doku sollte es eigentlich nicht um sie und ihr fettes ego gehen.
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  3232. other nefarious idea: it's an emigration port. currently, there is no way for g°z°ns to leave without gaining permission to cross into either of the two neighbouring countries, which could hypothetically be used for an attempt to stay there along the lines of an asylum request, which could at least cause annoying paperwork. with a port in the strip, residents could be shipped off to any country with a sea port without ever crossing into egyptian or i-country jurisdiction, allowing both countries to pretend to be unaware&uninvolved esq..
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  3233. the brain worms are strong in this comment section
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  3234. die anhalter haben ihn tatsächlich mit hasselhoff verwechselt.
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  3235. of course he walked it back. that was obviously a biden gaffe. he doesn't know what he says, he had no clue that "indiscriminate bombing" automatically means war crime, he just wanted to say "bad". I bet his team had a collective meltdown when he said that. 🤯🤯🤯🤯
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  3236. I like how she looks quite hunger games/district 1.
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  3237. oh snap, the babushkas are taking up arms!
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  3238. abbottawhat?!
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  3239. probably gonna be like half a million dollars
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  3240. israel war noch nie verhältnismäßig.
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  3241. *during birth
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  3242. the american UN ambassador's words are surprisingly strong. sounds like the americans have already decided that a high degree of israeli culpability will be impossible to deny.
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  3243. uuuuuuhhm those are the fattest hungry people I have ever seen. I get that they're very poor, and they are fat partially because unhealthy food is often cheaper (relatively poor people are the fattest in many countries, like in the US). but why would you film these particular individuals if you want to cover a hunger crisis? clearly they have been getting enough to eat, at least most of them. I'm sure there are others who ACTUALLY don't eat enough, and those are the ones you should have filmed. you probably shoulen't have gone with that food aid organization to interview the people being fed by them, but rather looked for people who are NOT getting aid. seems like lazy reporting, and the result of filming fat people as the example of starving people is just ridiculous.
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  3244.  @hadtocheathimtobeathim6549  it's gonna take a while to be applied properly, but it's a great foundation.
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  3245. eeeh as a druggie I have to object to the terminology. "nootropic" and "smart drug" are thesame thing, but stimulants are a different category. I haven't seen ADHD stimulants called either nootropics or smart drugs before, but if anything, the term is only applicable when they're used by actual ADHD patients, in whom most stimulants have very different effects than in other people (typically calming and very focusing, whereas normal people can get a sort of improved focus, but they definitely get less calm and more high-strung).
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  3246. 2:54 those old alcoholics are sad to look at.
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  3247. this sounds like the ideal scenario in my opinion. with a retreat that quick through a slim corridor, surely there again is a lot of equipment left behind. encircling ruasians and having them potentially hold out like the ukrainians in mariupol could have been utilised by russia to rally support for the war, in the name of freeing the troops in lyman. captured russian troops or equipment can't be used like that.
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  3248. massive L to try to make this crap sound reasonable. it's just trickle down with extra magical thinking. 🤦‍♂️
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  3249. the pandemic doesn't listen to you.
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  3250. wer etwas dagegen hat, dass wir leid auf beiden seiten anerkennen, kann man an jeder is°°el-pal°°tina-vergleichsstatistik ablesen.
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  3251. ging den atombombenüberlebenden in japan auch so
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  3252. nah, that's called surge pricing.
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  3253. yeah kyle saying he thought ukraine at first is kinda him being too ignorant to know how ignorant he sounds by saying that... and it's been a few days, he REALLY did not need to divulge that information! 🤦‍♂️
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  3254. put those countries' population numbers next to those vaccination numbers and you have your answer, sherlock. nobody ever said that 10-30% vaccination would be herd immunity. with the delta variant, it's probably about 90%.
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  3255. same. though personally I am still not as ashamed for how germany is representing me in the ukraine war as I was for how germany abandoned afghanistan. that's still easily the most despicable shit a german government has done in my lifetime. of course the rest of the involved NATO countries did just as badly, and the choice to leave was made unilaterally by the americans, but it's not like extreme selfishness and callous disregard for the lives of foreigners is surprising in US foreign politics, that's just to be expected. at least in ukraine, germany is helping A BIT, even though it's largely spoiled by the pathetic lies from the entire social democrat party. I never expected to hate them more than the christian democrats, but I think I'd take röttgen over scholz now. even though I last voted for the fucking clowns of the left party (never again ;)) because the greens are too centrist for my taste.
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  3256.  @DAcutech  newsflash, britain is not white, british empire collapsed in on itself, everybody moved to london
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  3257. they're poisoned with tobacco? 🤨
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  3258. die verbrennen sogar antiquitäten mit verbauten geschützten arten wie elfenbein oder diverse edelhölzer
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  3259. the conflation of judaism with i-country inherent in the IHRA definition's assertion that denying the legitimacy of the state is inherently ant°°°°itic makes the definition itself antis°°°tic. it adds legitimacy to some people's inclination to hate them all for the state's crimes, and/or see the state as representing their bad nature. the definition implies that the state IS not just part of j°°aism, but such an important part that opposing only that already makes ymite because . it asserts that they're a package deal, and arguably even that the state is part of every j°°'s identity - it kinda has to be all for it to make any sense to call rejecting the state an°°°°mitism.
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  3260. I think that's actually more gender-selective than other incel attacks we've seen, like the american and the canadian
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  3261.  @LasseEklof  billionaires like money, that's why they're billionaires. I haven't seen anything to suggest that prigozhin is still in belarus or will stay there, I just heard that he was supposed to exit russia into belarus. belarus doesn't seem like a good place for prigozhin to stay, and neither putin nor lukashenka seem likely to want him there. I think the "exile in belarus" thing is just an extension of the misdirection claim that lukashenka negotiated the withdrawal. lukashenka has no authority to negotiate for russia, and couldn't possibly have acted as anything other than a putin spokesperson in this situation, so even if he did talk to prigozhin, it's meaningless to acknowledge him as if he had been an independent agent in this affair. they mostly involved lukashenka in the announcements in order to soften the fact that putin did a 180° turn from what he said half a day earlier. it's all putin, they're just attributing part of putin's actions to lukashenka.
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  3262. and that's despite DW attempting to implicitly misrepresent the famine by filming people who still have pastries (because they are rich, as they mention).
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  3263. 14:18 willkommenskultur pur ❤️
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  3264. doubting isr°°li claims is and was 100% correct. I am convinced by this video here. it is the first evidence I have seen, after an obvious government effort to withhold evidence while screaming about evidence.
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  3265. notice how many russian people suddenly are so disturbed by what's happening to ukrainians that they need to leave russia... right, right.
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  3266. were the bombs functional? they look like shit.
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  3267. das sind wut-hobbyisten
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  3268. as far as guns with ugly plastic parts go, that's really cool.
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  3269. that's the first police video in a long time I skipped through. 90% of school bullies wouldn't have done that, this cop is a lunatic! yes, american cops in particular are trained to escalate and force compliance, but they certainly are at least told to use their judgment. there is no way they're not told to not rough up little kids, and it should be obvious to any halfway decent person that the same applies to very old people.
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  3270. I'm happy to see him wear a dust mask at least for the most dusty operations. mother of pearl dust is reportedly extremely bad for the lungs.
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  3271. cute couple? I think you mean A D O R A B L E! 😤
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  3272. yay :)
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  3273. she's not wearing a burka. she is conservatively wearing a black hijab, fully covering her hair. there's an interview where a talib tells her that women are in fact not supposed to dress like her, they're supposed to cover their faces (with a niqab or burka). she's already relying on special privileges as a foreigner, if she was covered up any less, those goons would take it as a personal insult and challenge to their authority.
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  3274. kinda based in retrospect
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  3275. countries that caused this? you mean the ones that abandoned her, or the ones supporting the taliban?
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  3276. AVenom I don't think you know what synonymous means
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  3277. no, most legal systems would still require making some attempt to use limited force. and people really do occasionally break or trespass into other homes without malicious intent, namely when they're drunk, high, psychotic, or senile.
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  3278. I'm sorry, but the result of chelsey suppressing her north carolina accent sounds really irritating to me somehow.
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  3279. this comment is a good reminder of how small good deeds from strangers can mean a lot to people.
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  3280. extremely expensive fabrics are generally washed very little to not damage them. something like muslin could probably hardly be washed or not even washed at all without visible deterioration, becoming uneven. the modern "dry cleaning" industry was invented to clean fabrics without water and with other solvents like volatile hydrocarbons (historically particularly turpentine and naphtha, I think) because most other solvents don't have that effect of water that it softens various fibers, especially cellulose and ceratin (cotton, hemp, linen, and animal hair). that softening makes a water-based washing process, in the process of even the lightest possible agitation to loosen and rinse off dirt (for an expensive fabric, you would agitate as little as possible and instead soak it for longer and of course with effective soaps and such), inevitably shift or even fray fibers, potentially change their length, and when the fabric dries, it inevitably sets in a slightly hardened state in the drying position, which for special fabrics may end up looking identifiably different than a cloth that has never been wet since before the yarn was spun. for example the never washed fabric may have fewer fibers loosely sticking out of its threads, and the preserved smooth roundness of the threads may make them flow more smoothly in the weave, with a previously wet fabric having its threads flatten against each other at the crossing points. there's no putting that toothpaste back in the tube.
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  3281. "electronic intifada"? yeah, that totally sounds like a credible organisation one should interview. >_>
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  3282. the cops probably got points toward their next promotions for sticking together and sweeping a murder under the rug.
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  3283. scholzgendern ist ja geil xD
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  3284. and being able to talk to others because the teacher is not listening and everbody is laughing
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  3285. florida man
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  3286. no US town was destroyed by protesters last year.
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  3287. 4:35 6 MILLIARDEN € spenden gesammelt durchs türkische fernsehen? das wäre schon ohne den sehr schlechten ausgangszustand der türkischen wirtschaft unglaublich viel, wie haben die das denn gemacht???
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  3288. $25k is still a really nice sum though.
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  3289. well
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  3290.  @yarfrmdaa1323  everything is appropriate when you're on molly. 8)
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  3291. 1:22 come on, a couple dozen missiles is not "heavy shelling".
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  3292. jesus f**king christ roman, will you ever stop with the dishonest russian victimhood act? you KNOW that you're misrepresenting reality at all ends here!
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  3293. oh no... TYT is doing swift reporting now?
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  3294.  @guledyusuf6368  no it isn't. NATO collective defense can only be evoked in response toa member being attacked. if a NATO member state attacks you and you defend yourself, you're not at war with NATO. and NATO does not force countries to join, their governments as the legitimate representatives of the people request it.
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  3295. and CAR, syria, nagorno-karabakh, and maybe still in libya. meanwhile the americans are in just about every country that has mcdonald's. ;)
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  3296. die bonzen sind halt auch geimpft, und wahrscheinlich nicht chinesisch.
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  3297. jesus christ, are you really unironically quoting david icke? what happened to AJE? you used to have standards!
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  3298. you didn't watch the video, did you?
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  3299. DC cops: mass resign and deliberately half-ass their work to protest against police reform and accountability, cause crime stats to rise TYT: "see? this proves that america imprisoning people 2-3 times as long as any reasonable country for any blue collar crime is too soft on crime!"
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  3300. shut up, you just don't understand craftsmanship. this is not about beating yourself up for not being good enough, it's about enjoying continued improvement. you only get good at anything by striving to do it better, and anyone who has the right attitude to get good isn't going to stop trying to get better, because that's the enjoyable part. the people killing themselves in japan are not craftsmen, they are office workers and students.
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  3301. I gueds by "not like TV" you mean that most of the calls are benign or pointless and you actually need to sift through some bullshit and not take every call seriously?
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  3302. what core principles? I didn't hear any.
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  3303. say it with me: an octagon is a two-dimensional shape
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  3304.  @ryanreedgibson  many such instances
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  3305. but what about the lead in the lime?
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  3306. sounds to me like she wants to be a woman
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  3307. yes, though the real reason would have been that fighting back was a way to get killed without being tortured first.
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  3308.  @Foxiz  america loves to go to war against abstract concepts. the war on poverty was a good example, but the most absurd will always be the war on terror.
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  3309. demilitarize it like the border between the koreas?
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  3310. I'm pretty sure that they are legal combatants equivalent to soldiers going by geneva convention rules, and as such would need to be treated as POWs, who are explicitely protected against summary execution. people not protected as legal combatants, such as mercenaries, have much less legal protection by international conventions, but according to russia's and just about every other country's laws, they would still need to be tried by a court as criminals (typically "terrorists") to face any legal penalty, death or otherwise. particularly since russia is not officially at war or in a state of emergency, so it has no excuse to suspend normal legal processes. of course either way, russia doesn't really have jurisdiction in ukraine, and they never even claimed jurisdiction over the northern invasion area.
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  3311. guyana has a nice flag, why are they all flying german flags?
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  3312. that's every israeli government member interviewed about this extermination operation. interviewing them is just as useless as interviewing russian officials early in 2022 to get both sides of the story. though to be fair, it's equally useless to interview hamas officials, who proclaim to have only taken israeli soldiers hostage and to have harmed no civilians, but have already uploaded various videos of kidnapped children and of beating and murdering civilians, then release elderly americans, and are actually holding over 50 foreign farm workers with only thai citizenship, who would be extremely difficult to confuse with israelis or jews. I would guess that the latter happened because many of the hamas attackers did not think that it was right to kill the thais (with the exception of at least one failed beheading utensil trendsetter), but then figured that they couldd in fact harm israel by setting a precedent that terrorism alao threatens foreign workers in order to deter others from coming to israel to work. I hear it has had that effect at least on thais to some degree, but if the war comes to an end that resembles the prior status quo, then I would expect enougg thai farmers to figure out that the real risk is not big enough to warrant a change in behaviour. well, there is one thing for which interviewing israeli officials is useful: to let them incriminate themselves. because their comfortable expectation of impunity has them being extremely careless in controlling what they say, much more so than russia or hamas. more like W's "holy crusade" declaration, or biden falsely claiming to have been shown pictures of beheaded babies, and then falsely correcting himself to claim he had "had that confirmed" (he didn't actually have any basis for it from official information channel). or those four times biden lied that the US military is pledged to defend taiwan against china.
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  3313. the US had a ban on semiautomatic rifles from the 90s until 2010 or so. after it ended, mass shootings spiked, with much higher death counts, always with semiautomatic rifles. mass shootings are not the typical way people are shot and killed in the US, handguns cause more deaths and well over 50% of US gun deaths are suicides, but semiautomatic rifles, particularly with high capacity magazines, are especially potent weapons for mass shootings and really have hardly any other particular uses than killing many people quickly. you don't need a semiautomatic rifle for hunting, you don't need it for personal defense, and while they are fun to shoot, so are other guns. semiautomatic rifles are primarily good for mass shootings and should be banned again.
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  3314. huh, you don't say 😱
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  3315. lol that cat looked like she was going to the player hater ball! 😬
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  3316. guterrez f°°°ed up strangely with the ir°n thing, he condemned as an escalatory attack what was in fact a deescalatory threat display. is there any indication that he had to do that to keep his job, or did he actually buy into that?
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  3317. well, clearly that standard export product of frozen paste requires very expensive production facilities and transport arrangements, but perhaps there are other products along the lines of jam and candies that they could make locally
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  3318. wonderful people? they're no worse than other imperial core nations' citizens, but calling them a wonderful people implies that they're better than average... why?
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  3319. she's hilarious, kinda makes me want to watch the series.
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  3320. 3:48 so according to ben gleib, citing an isr°°li organization with the highly confidence-inspiring name "j°wish news syndicate", when aid is looted from trucks, that is kh°mas doing it, and when kh°mas attempts to prevent looting of aid, kh°mas is also doing that in order to take the aid for themselves... by preventing themselves from looting it??? let's apply just a little bit of honest thought here. aid being looted in rafah is a catastrophe for g°zans because that prevents its organized distribution to the rest of g°za, where the people are in even more dire need. h°mas guarding the aid is a VERY good thing, even if they do kill people in the process. the scene in the video doesn't look like good implementation since the truck is already empty, but the principle is obvious. h°mas is the government and the most powerful armed force in the strip not trying to starve people. h°mas MUST assist in the distribution of aid, that is of utmost importance.
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  3321. ukrainische jungs, hübsch wie deutsche mädchen :|
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  3322. is°°°l=britishers
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  3323. what do you mean? it's a story focusing on the hamas massacre from the extremely pro-israel DW. edit: and platforming genocidal hate speech and calls for collective punishment. neat.
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  3324. funny how this guy and renowned demon-talking evangelist ken copeland are easily the most demonic people I have ever seen.
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  3325. awesome D:
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  3326. Frank Renda you watch too much anime
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  3327. 2:24 did they put the hair nets on their hijabs for the camera, or do they normally do that? xD I find afghanistan's covid mask use interesting btw. surgical masks seem very popular with women now under the taliban, I suspect that it feels more voluntary and less oppressive to them than wearing a niqab. meanwhile, almost none of the men wear masks. I saw one video of a new courtain-segregated college class, and the female students all wore surgical masks except for ~10% niqabs, while none of the male students wore masks.
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  3328. COPE
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  3329. cute picture 👉👈
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  3330.  @yon4209  what crimes are you referring to?
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  3331. an die grenzen? ;)
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  3332. @Abra Xas hazel ist viel besser
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  3333. hello, this is 2023 ---
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  3334. come on guys, please keep up with the evidence! I thought otherwise at first too, but israel did not bomb that hospital parking lot. I'm all for ignoring israel's own supposed proof, but undisputed video and photographs of the aftermath, like you're using in the thumbnail here, clearly show only little blast damage and mostly burn damage. all weapons israel is known to be using, except for white phosphorous, which would have been explicitly reported as such, use high explosives to cause almost exclusively blast and shrapnel damage, and little to no burn damage. what would cause mostly burn damage is a failed palestinian rocket (a medium to large model in this case) that fell early in its flight (possibly because it blew out its nozzle), and thus hit the ground with most of its solid propellant unburnt. the propellant would be dispersed by the rather small high explosive warhead, and produce a fireball from the small particles and a lot of incendiary chunks spread all around. I am sceptical of the death count, since the burnt area looks small even if it was packed full, but perhaps people on one side of the parking lot got trapped by the fire, or many died in a crowd crush or stampede or because a bottleneck exit prevented people from leaving fast enough. either way, the nature of the damage the weapon caused to the scene is clear, that wasn't any of israel's normal weapons, and it would match a failed rocket. to still claim that it was israel, you need to claim that they devised an incendiary weapon specifically to imitate a failed rocket. you can make that claim, and it's very technically possible, but that's the claim you need to make to match not israel's "proof", but just the undisputed footage of the aftermath. well, that footage of the impact recorded from a few blocks away that was released early on also fits well, as it shows a hollywood-like rather sustained fireball, not a detonation.
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  3335. 0:22 he would be labelled a hamas sympathiser by suella braverman for not calling hamas terrorists there xD
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  3336. I have seen monty python and the BBC spaghetti harvest, so I am quite confused as to whether this is parody.
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  3337. your body doesn't develop that kind of immunity to chicken pox or other herpes viruses. quite the contrary, herpes viruses stay in your body permanently and just don't cause symptoms the whole time.
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  3338. of course whoever the neoliberals sockpuppeting simon whistler political content had to equivocate about and focus on humanising kissinger. 🙄
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  3339. I like how she says the comedian has a fake southern accent because it's from atlanta, which is in the northern half of georgia... btw. she both talks and thinks exactly like europeans imagine americans.
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  3340. well, cops having no legal obligation to protect citizens is in fact the law in america. 😒
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  3341. ok so there's definitely something wrong with thebasrplate, because they don't even want to use it for demonstrations. xD however if the three shot video is unedited, then it seems to me that the time delay between firing and the return of the impact sound indicates quite a long range relative to how quiet the thing appears to be.
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  3342. 🤡
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  3343. because scientists are not as dumb as you.
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  3344. I don't see it. china did originally bet on russia winning quickly as a prelude for invading taiwan (they wanted affhanistan-ukraine-taiwan to be a three act play to destroy american hegemony). but china seems to have quickly adapted to the fact that russia was failing, and I'm not aware of china signaling a change to their position of not substantially supporting russia. their recent offer to be some sort of mediator rather strongly suggests the opposite, it makes no sense to follow up on that so quickly by announcing lethal aid to russia.
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  3345. 13:05 ah yes, understandably israel is torturing two million people and killing thousands by depriving them of electricity, fuel, water, food, and medical supplies - in order to force the release of 130 hostages, even though israel's course of action actually is the least likely to see any hostages survive. there most likely are more than 130 premature babies alone in gaza who are today, tonorrow or the day after that dying because the hospital generators running their incubators are out of fuel. and by the way, most hospitals were just ordered to be evacuated in the past 24 hours, into southern gaza, where there is no accommodation or any supplies or any safety from bombing for the additional 1.1 million people who are told to go there, and of course the hospitals that there are already way over capacity and also out of fuel. so no hospital patients can be transferred at all, either they're releasable or they're supposed to die. luckily the palestinian red crescent and probably most other medical officials are refusing to follow that insane israeli transfer order. maybe you should keep having ben on, it's going to get increasingly grotesque as he attempts to justify a campaign of genocide with the netanyahu-announced aim of depopulating gaza.
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  3346. and now you have to awkwardly guess which young women are hookers.
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  3347. I disagree somewhat. leaving a good foster home is generally not good for an individual dog (it's good for the next one), but still being young is going to be helpful for this one, as is the fact that she's very outgoing and not scared. a real indication that a dog is a worse candidate than average for rehoming would be if that dog took a long time to adapt to its life and to the people in it. it's going to be difficult to find the dog another home of equal quality though, because that looks excellent.
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  3348. damn, that's really well made. the inside of that handguard is finished nicer than the outsides of many guns.
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  3349. I'm really shocked by our green party in that regard (foreign minister baerbock and vice chancellor habeck). they've been at least as bad as biden.
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  3350. it's a ghetto liquidation.
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  3351. the ecological problem is that floating plants with the leaves in the air reduce oxygen levels in the water by blocking light from getting in the water, and using that light to oxygenate the air instead of underwater plants using it to oxygenate the water, but then when parts of the plant cover die, they rot in the water, feeding microbes that draw more oxygen from the water. this way, floating plants can dramatically reduce the amounts of both plants and animals that a body of water can support - plants lack light, animals lack oxygen. so basically they are pretty, but you really want them to cover only a fraction of a pond.
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  3352. what did gandhi do to support the caste system? that doesn't sound like a gandhi thing to do.
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  3353. those 423 fat-ass mach 4.6 cruise missiles would be awesome now though, and would have required less skilled personnell and I'm guessing a more practical amount of maintenance. that's pretty much the same number of cruise missiles russia had before this war (and I thin a lot of those are subsonic and probably smaller). ukraine would be able to fuck up a hell of a lot of shit with 423 super fast cruise missiles like that. even if they're not that accurate because they're old and primarily intended as a nuclear delivery system, how many fuel depots could russia build? more than 400? ;)
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  3354. vice is the hipster media arm of theempire.
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  3355. he was supposed to not go to saudi arabia and instead reenter the original iran nuclear deal and let iran export more extra oil than saudi arabia can.
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  3356. and now we know that it's a bad idea for more than 20 soldiers in a combat zone to hang out inside a building already rigged with a daisy chain of anti-tank mines that will all go off if the detcord linking them is hit by a high explosive munition. 🤯
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  3357. whether or not this is ant°°°°°°°° depends on whether she laid out specifically who she was accusing, or she only identified them as j°°s. which you did not even attempt to address. this is very bad faith, and now you've forced me to actually look up that video of hers.
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  3358.  @dalecrocker3213  oh there were snipers shooting civilians in mariupol. it's just that those were the russians, same as in bucha, irpin, and elsewhere.
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  3359. how can you do that in a town named owo? that's so cute! T^T
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  3360. it's kh°mas' fault for making i-country do it, and it's egypt's fault for letting i-country do it! i-country has no choice, haven't you heard that kh°mas bad?
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  3361. mexico is a western country. "gringo" would make more sense in the title.
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  3362. you're missing an important part of the story here. israel quickly claimed that they provided the wvidence to the US, but what antony blinkin later said was that the US has requested the evidence, but he has not seen any, and so far no other US official has claimed to have seen evidence for hamas activity in this building either. in other words, israel lied when they said they had sent evidence to the US, and the US didn't go along with the lie.
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  3363. is that hickory? the rather pronounced ring-porousness that looks like the less porous surface areas are harder than walnut kinda looks like it to me.
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  3364. it's nowhere near the wealthiest country, per capita or otherwise
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  3365. they're most likely using mercury, and that would have been worth mentioning.
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  3366. it would be nice if the government legislated that employers must install nets under those trees to catch falling harvesters.
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  3367. but so badly delivered that it's likely to backfire 🥲👍
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  3368. what's up with the "israel's guantanamos" video that was shortly uploaded and disappeared? I didn't watch it in time :<
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  3369. this video is nothing but extremely highly motivated conjecture on the obviously false bases that this military are cool dudes not looking or ordered to m°°der civilians , and that they're so peofessional and frugal that wasting precision munitions on civilians not only is not the norm, but can be assumed to be very unlikely to ever happen. come on, man. total head empty take.
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  3370. it's always worth pointing out that haiti was founded by the most successful slave revolt of the western hemisphere and has been a pariah state ever since.
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  3371. I'm not a racist, but there really is a certain kind of stupidity that you can seemingly only find in africa. I've also seen coverage of some african guy building "his own helicopter", which was this tiny thing with comical proportions made from trash metal, a big cabin to fit a child-like adult, but everything else including the main rotor downsized to save material. and people were genuinely enthusiastic about that toy helicopter, the news piece I watched about it treated it like a guine engineering project, too.
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  3372. wohin willst du denn einen palästinenser ohne staatsbürgerschaft abschieben?
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  3373. das kann doch wohl nur durch extrem geringen schulbesuch möglich sein, oder?
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  3374. AMOGUS
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  3375. that's what credit cards are for
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  3376. 11:40 I don't understand where news outlets got the claim that kherson is the only ukrainian regional capital controlled by russia from, and why they keep repeating it when it should be so obvious that it's wrong. russia holds the capitals of both donetsk and luhansk, and did hold the entire luhansk oblast for a month or two. russia also holds all of crimea, how about that? in my opinion, people in the news business should notice a mistake like that in a script. it only takes quite a basic understanding of this war to know that the claim can't be right. kherson is one of four ukrainian regional capitals that russia has held, and they're keeping the other three for now.
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  3377. I'm almost certain that the rich boomers are less terrible than the rich zoomers.
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  3378. what? brave? huh???
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  3379. 0:50 apparently there are different species (two genera even) of rucola, the stuff in germany doesn't look like that at all. I think I have seen both eruca and diplotaxis here, but the eruca looked like the pictures on wikipedia, the leaf shape of the one in the video is really strange (the fingers of the leaf are too distinct from the leaf stem).
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  3380. "why somalia is so concerned"? that's some rather contorted framing... who knew that DW was so mindful of the opinions of failed states undermined by al qaeda franchises?
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  3381. cool, utterly worthless pseudoscientific conjecture! they: -know there are cocaine bricks in the ocean -hypothesise that sharks might nibble on them -hypothesise that dissolved cocaine might also dose sharks without nibbling -have observed a few sharks acting odd, but with no indication that cocaine was involved -have not observed sharks ingesting actual cocaine -have not tested sharks for internal cocaine levels -have not tested water for environmental cocaine levels basically the story is "TV commentary scientists invent hypothetical scenario of sharks consuming cocaine based on no evidence". cool. very cool, very interesting. very science.
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  3382. he's still doing the "postmodernism bad" schtick? peterson's redefinition of truth (to refer to something being pragmatically useful, not to it being factual, but you have to grill him for an hour before he admits that he's redefining it) and the resulting distortions of what peterson means when he claims to hold beliefs such as his christian faith are literally the most postmodernist thing I have ever heard of. the farthest thing from postmodernism are/were the soviet union and many of its allied states. socialism and communism are radical modernism, which is roughly the opposite of postmodernism. as usual, religious conservatives are the biggest hypocrites.
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  3383. queen bumblebees live for a year, I think she found this one in fall at the end of her life cycle. she already had her own colony, and that colony was concluded by producing new queens and drones for next year. I'm not sure if the queens always lose their wings (bitten off by a worker I would guess), but it would fit the program. in spring, bumblebee queens start new individual colonies in mouse burrows and such. at first, the queen herself builds the beginning of the nest and feeds the first generation of worker larvae. they come out very small because they were fed by the queen alone (so in spring you first see theae giant queens flying around, then very small workers with the same coloration, and then bigger workers through the summer), and then they take over all of the queen's work, at which point the queen no longer leaves the colony, so I'm guessing that's when she loses her wings. the only other reason for the wing loss that I can imagine would be in a fight with the new queen bees at the end of the year, because those don't get along.
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  3384. themost important issues for the miderm votes are inflation, crime, and gas prices - three issues towhich it's pretty much irrelevant which party is in power. great job, america. abortion, which is a topic to which the election actuall matters, only matters to a third of americans. 🤦
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  3385. hendrik streeck, von beruf advokat des doofels 🙄
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  3386. seriously? how did you learn english? th is like the first thing you normally learn when learning english as a second language!
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  3387. she would be in prison for a long time if she was a single dad who brought his dying toddler to the hospital covered in bruises.
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  3388. Metal Bob a scarf with heating and prrr-prrr-prrr might be nice in the winter
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  3389. 2:08 meanwhile the picture shows airsoft guns, identifiable by their orange barrel tips 🤦
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  3390.  @eastdawn2471  indonesia is a strong contender for most F°d up ignored modern history. but it probably doesn't beat the korean memoryhole.
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  3391. lynx, too
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  3392.  @Zizuzazu  russia won the war against georgia. perhaps not entirely as easily as it ought to have, but russia defeated georgia fully and only retreated from much of the captured territory because they didn't want the hassle of occupying parts of the country with a hostile population.
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  3393. 2:11 some of those soldiers look concerningly greenish pale.
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  3394. what the hell? how did they design ships in the 21st century for billions of dollars and get the properties of the materials or construction techniques so wrong? those ships are like not even a quarter of the way through the life span you would expect from a navy ship! why did they choose aluminium over steel? for radar properties? or were they trying to make these ships lighter to make them faster - which clearly they are not? did they do the bendy iphone thing of cheaping out on the aluminium alloy???
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  3395. that looks like some really shoddy latin to me
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  3396. ja genau, lüg halt
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  3397. no, the gitmo prison was originally built in the 90s for the same pretend law-free zone arrangement, but for locking up haitians intercepted on boats to prevent them from claiming asylum in the US - which australia has been doing now for I think like 20 years to anyone arriving by boat to claim asylum, with a lifetime ban on entering - but gitmo is most likely where they got the idea. I think most are detained in papua new guinea, the camp on nauru has been closed. there may be some other US/australian vassal sh°°hole involved, too. but I believe the gitmo uppity n-word prison was closed for a few years before 9/11.
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  3398. people losing their homes, dan: "amazing natural fireworks! 😀👍"
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  3399. bring back defenestration!
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  3400. how many times do you want to call israeli acts of aggression "responses"? DW: "yes"
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  3401. I think the most basic multi-drug tests should pick up a-pvp due to its similarity to amphetamines (and due to the common use of cathinones like it). what I find more plausible is misidentification of synthetic cannabinoids as THC, and synthetic cannabinoids have been at least as common as a-pvp, with the reputation that some of them have really strange effects (very different from cannabis) and do in fact make people do crazy things. they are also used, though more so in very recent years, on black market weed to cheaply make it stronger, so someone could test positive for THC after smoking laced weed, and the synthetic cannabinoid may go unidentified. either way, you're basing that guess on insufficient information. the perpetrator could just as well have been just mentally ill and sober, you can't diagnose that a random stranger is high at all or high on something specific based on them being violent and crazy.
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  3402. you are thoroughly mistaken. the amount of aid is so small that it's still much more so a situation of the aid not arriving than the aid arriving. in some detail: gaza normally imports over 400 truckloads of goods a day. they have received no goods at all for two weeks, that's a deficit of 5600 truckloads. in order to replace the lost water supply with bottled water or water tanks, even just enough water for drinking, they would need many more truckloads than normal. they have now received 37 truckloads in the space of two days, a supply rate of less than 5% of the normal level. besides not receiving the usual goods, they have also run out of all electricity and practically all fuel, including generator fuel for hospitals. to get electricity again, even just for the hospital generators or to provide the 20% of electricity that the one diesel powerplant normally supplies, they would need to import more fuel than normal, and so far, israel insists on not allowing in any fuel. they also need fuel to pump almost all water sources (except for a trickle from some wells, which is generally unsafe to drink) or to desalinate seawater as they normally do. israel has announced having reconnected parts of only southern gaza to the israeli water supply, but to get to any taps, it would need to be pumped on the gazan side with fuel that has run out.
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  3403. an interesting fact is that after WW2, jews who survived internment in concentration camps could sign up for and receive (small) reparation payments from the west german state, but romani camp survivors were categorically denied based on the bizarre reasoning that the nazi beaurocracy sent romani people to concentration camps not for being "gypsies" (zigeuner would have been the german term) like jews were sent there explicitely on paper for being jews, but instead it categorized all romani as "asocial", and the west german authorities in charge of reparations interpreted this as meaning that romani were not interned due to racial targeting, but due to criminal behaviour, so they were lumped in with other people who were in fact interned in concentration camps for criminal convictions, and were not enitled to reparations.
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  3404. #biglie
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  3405. but those are totall different fiber lengths. cotton fibers are the length of the distance of the outside of the fruiting body fluffball to its center, which is in the 1-2 inch range. flax and hemp fibers are made from the plants' stalks, and a single fiber in those is typically over a foot long. however with an appropriately mechanized beating process that doesn't need a minimum stalk length, you could very easily limit the maximum fiber length by cutting the stalks to that length before extracting the fiber.
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  3406. no, you do not have a judicial system that deals with your own war criminals, you only have a handful of fig leaf trials that at best result in very short prison sentences for a tiny fraction of the people responsible. war crimes prosecution is practically nonexistent in the US.
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  3407. why would there be a special bond? the two countries are historically and culturally very separate. hungary used to form an imperial state with austria, and they once or twice occupied poland or parts of it for a little while, but who hasn't? in the 20th century, poland went into WW2 as territory divided between germany, austria-hungary and russia, and got I think its second go of independence afterwards. in WW2, hungary was allied with germany. both poland and hungary were eastern bloc members, but hungary functioned more independently and more open to the west in trade and travel than most eastern bloc countries, whereas poland was almost as much of a puppet state as east germany. hungary has more historic ties to austria and to the balkans than to poland. in language, hungary is extremely distinct, as hungarian together with finnish and estonian form the finno-ugric languages, which originate in the ural mountain region of today's russia and are not part of and are highly distinct from the indo-european languages spoken by basically everyone else in europe. not only is polish more similar to other slavic languages like czech or russian than it is to hungarian, but it's also more similar to german, portuguese, swedish, farsi, or hindi.
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  3408. I gotta say I do enjoy the ethiopian pro-government spam army that's been assaulting youtube comments over the past year. they talk just like people who always claim that israel is under threat of genocide. they just know a couple of justifications to hate the other side that they'll rattle off, and become extremely upset at even the suggestion of questioning anything on their side, they'll just respond by saying that the other side is terrible.
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  3409. da dein post so klingt, als wolltest du unterstellen, kanada sei da besser, habe ich mal gegoogelt. obdachlose sind sehr schlecht zählbar (weil ein großer variabler teil keine obdachlosenunterkünfte nutzt). die schätzungsbereiche die ich finde reichen für kanada und deutschland als prozentsatz der bevölkerung von einem etwas höheren wert in deutschland zu einem doppelt so hohen wert in kanada.
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  3410. I would absolutely not have thought that bats carry their babies in flight much. I thought they left them hanging in the colony cave.
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  3411. 0:35 you know you've taken that goofy word game of calling victims "survivors" too far when you call a murder victim a survivor. 🤦
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  3412. I'd say minks have a rounder head with smaller eyes and ears than ferrets, and I think minks are bigger. otters have shorter less floofy fur. minks have been bred for different colours, I think there are ones as dark as otters, but when they're this light, they're definitely not otters. well, sea otters have light fur or get light fur when they're old, but those are HUGE, I think they can grow as heavy as a german shepherd.
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  3413. wieso, das ist so weit doch plausibel?
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  3414. 13:07 oh no..... why would you think that it's ok to soak a guitar in seawater? 😂 I can't make out the brand, but the relatively complex bridge shape makes it unlikely that you filmed with an already trashed basically free guitar that just doesn't show it on camera much.
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  3415. I think I saw a trailer for that movie
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  3416. dürftest du ja auch
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  3417. delta is covid 1.4. covid 2.0 is going to be the first variant that largely overcomes the vaccines, which will happen before the end of the year.
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  3418. oyster exploitation? come on! oysters can be safely assumed to be some of the least sentient animals we farm and consume, and they are also exceptionally eco-friendly seafood to farm. there are few ways to economically use the ocean that are as harmless as oyster farming. oyster farmers destroy nothing other than the tiny amount of sea life stuck to the oysters, and they don't even feed the oysters in the ocean, so rather than polluting by adding a lot of excrement in one spot, the oysters actually clean up the water (they can be specifically used to reduce nutrient oversaturation from fertiliser or sewage runoff, though the latter makes them not food-safe, which of course wouldn't matter for the pearls).
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  3419. if they educated people about covid in this experiment in rural bangladesh, then perhaps the particularly strong reduction in infections among the elderly was caused by those elderly people and others around them being extra careful. I wonder what exactly they told them - did they limit the information to just acknowledging covid and explaining mask use, or did they tell people other things about covid as well? depending on what they told them, they could have caused different behavioral changes than just the mask wearing. did they tell the control group the same stuff except for the masks?
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  3420. 1:34 I think the main limiting factor to the reach of TMR is sam's aimlessly rambling disordered speech. he should see a speech pathologist and start making an effort to not waste the audience's time with painfully slow meaningless strings of noises and words.
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  3421. ​ @Erik_The_Viking  I'd say that feinstein passed a point in her cognitive decline some years ago past which it is unreasonable to blame her for being selfish. I see it as her trying to cling to the life she has lived for so many decades because it brings her comfort. which is indeed selfish, but I don't see her as still possessing sufficient cognitive capacity to justify expecting better from her. certainly at some point between ages 65 and 85, she was fully to blame for not retiring, which already would have been the right thing to do. but today, I only blame the mentally competent people enabling her, both her staffers and her party colleagues, who mostly still try to pretend that there is no problem. and I'd say that there is a real problem of the principle of representative democracy not being implemented when an elected legislator is entirely incapable of functioning as anything more than a rubber stamp to authorise the work her staff does - feinstein was elected to represent californians, not whoever her staffers are, and feinstein is no longer capable of doing any part of her job herself. it's certainly common for the other ancient politicians to rely heavily on staffers, but at least in principle, one can claim that most or all of them are still capable of leading their staff's work in one direction or another. feinstein obviously can't do that, she doesn't have a sufficiently reliable sense of reality to lead anybody.
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  3422. as a german, I never knew salted butter existed until I visited denmark, where apparently nobody had heard of unsalted butter. salted butter is vastly inferior except for very limited applications such as eating plain bread with butter, or with butter and herbs or whatever, where you want it to be salty but aren't adding anything else salty to it (such as cheese or meat products). if you want to make something sweet with butter, or you want to make something salty with another already salty ingredient, unsalted butter is superior.
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  3423. that ivory carver is doing some really nice work, and he should be supported by the russian government over exporting the ivory as raw material, because his work adds taxable value domestically. overall, the ivory mining operations and archaeological digs should be intergrated with one another as much as possible. the ivory peimarily finances the dig, but the miners should also be incentivised to look for scientifically important things, and catalogue as precisely as possible where they found them/know when to call over the archaeologists.
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  3424. Graham Baker are you joking? lysychansk is nowhere near that marker!
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  3425. taylor swift is the superhero movie of music, she is the most generic pop star and her popularity brings shame upon humanity. the worst thing is her criminally bad guitar playing. nobody should ever play on a stage like that, she still plays like an amateur after 20 years or so.
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  3426. the cops straight up caused more children to die that day than would have if there had been no cops. it would have taken the parents less than those 77 minutes to shoot the guy if the cops had not stopped them, and fewer victims would have died of their wounds if they had gotten help faster. there also was that one genius cop who called for survivors to shout, and the one girl that did immediately got killed for it (apparently the shooter was just loitering for most of the time, and acting as if anybody playing dead actually was dead, but the cop asked them to stop playing dead despite there being no immediate plan for the cops to enter the classrooms).
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  3427. 2:41 gusts of 270.000 km/h? I better start digging!
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  3428. trump negotiated a surrender at a time when the afghan government was losing even WITH US/NATO support.
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  3429. good job, aljazeera! this is the first time in ~5 years of your network circling the drain that I'm seeing you do the thing again that used to make AJE my favourite media organisation: you're making an effort to cover a third world story of real importance that western media are ignoring or being slow and vague about because the people affected are poor and dark-skinned. I have yet to see any other news outlet I follow mention this story, in spite of it being really big and outrageous. this is arguably the worst single case of abuse of europe-bound migrants in several years. I HATE that the other media I follow seem determined to only start reporting on this after a substantial number of people die for the headlines.
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  3430. they have internally displaced 90% of gazans and rendered the strip almost entirely non-habitable. the operation will continue, with american, german and other foreign support, to push the entire population across the southern border into egypt. it's just a matter of pushing hard enough, then the fence can't hold them. the only outcome the government can sell as making israel safer after massacreing gazans like this, making the rest naturally angrier than they have ever been, is the depopulation of gaza. and that has always been the only plausibly achievable military goal. but sure, go ahead, keep gaslighting in support of genocide. it's not like germany has some historical responsibility to oppose genocides or at least not support them, no, that's not the one.
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  3431. you don't even know what humor is if you don't know enough german to appreciate otto waalkes.
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  3432. why do I feel like some german politician just criticized india? xD
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  3433. is she still doing the elizabeth holmes voice?
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  3434. dass argument dagegen ist, dass wir daten von zig millionen menschen, auch kindern, über die folgen der infektion und der impfungen haben. auch bei kindern ist die impfung viel harmloser als die infektion. wir haben sehr viel daten über covid bei kindern, und die daten zur covid-impfung von kindern sind zwar relativ dünn weil eben kinder noch nicht so lange geimpft werden, aber schon ganz locker geoß genug um die aussage zu treffen, dass kinder die impfungen nicht schlechter vertragen als erwachsene, und dass sich daraus ergibt, dass impfen auch für kinder klar vorteilhaft ist.
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  3435. the government should probably partially or fully fund the construction of shared wastewater treatment plants near places with multiple small textile factories, with new pipes dedicated for this textile wastewater. I bet it's easier to treat if you separate it from household wastewater, because it requires different processes. but expecting small factories to do it individually is unreasonable, it would probably always be more expensive and deliver worse results. and normally industries like this are already set up with many similar factories all clustered in the same neighbourhoods/industrial zones, which could make pooling wastewater from several factories into one treatment plant very practical. at least if the city hasn't yet grown densely around the factories - originally, factories tend to be set up on the outskirts of cities (cheaper real estate, less conflict over pollution and noise), but they can become enveloped by poor residential neighbourhoods as the city grows. in such a case, there may not be enough space nearby to build water treatment plants. the government needs to reduce the monetary infentive of not spending money on pollution reduction to gain a competetive edge. I think if it didn't disadvantage them, a lot of factory owners could be convinced to make an effort to not poison the local population as much. it would certainly earn them some popularity.
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  3436. metoo? für janine wissler kein problem.
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  3437. yeah, I'm guessing it's another ideological defector
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  3438. particularly because making employers pay for work injuries is one of the best ways to make them raise safety standards.
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  3439. it's quite disappointing that you completely failed to address this obvious solution in this report and instead only showed those two guys repurposing tiny amounts of clothes, and asked the politician about an import ban. those have very little to do with practically solving the trash problem in ghana. they need to actually deal with the trash, and the most practical way to do that at scale is to burn it for energy. I'm sure they'll also find plenty of other trash to burn once they have a power plant for it. in much of the EU, we've stopped putting any household trash in landfills, because practically anything not worth recycling can be burned.
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  3440. let me rephrase that: there is no way this wasn't göring's idea!
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  3441. a gun magazine was something else in 1700.
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  3442. yes, though in reality, horses and other work animals in wars such as WW1 were generally treated horrifically, as was everybody else. weird tangentially related fact: some claim that the main reason why the nazis didn't use poison gas despite having it was not primarily, as is popularly claimed, a principled humanitarian or trauma-based decision by hitler following his own injury from mustard gas in WW1, but rather a practical consideration that having both sides in the european theater use poison gas would be disadvantageous to the germans, because the germans relied more heavily on horses than the allies, and there was no practical way to protect horses from poison gas akin to the soldiers' gas masks (though I'm pretty sure they already had mask-breaking gases in WW2 designed to pass through filters and cause irritation that would make soldiers remove their masks, exposing them to simultaneously deployed other poison gases).
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  3443. I imagine that this is just what happens when you let ian sit at the front of the tour bus and he sees the microphone.
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  3444. but then they need their own hospitals to overflow.
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  3445. ana delivered one of those moments here where TYT reveal themselves to be painfully american in spite of being leftists. sure, by thug logic that girl deserved to be kicked. but cops are not supposed to be thugs, they should not be allowed to be thugs. cops in reasonable countries are trained to try to avoid making people lose balance in an unsecured way because hitting their head on the ground can lead to way worse damage very easily. normally with young adults, this would be less of an issue due to fast reflexes, but everybody in this situation including the kicking cop realized that this girl was very drunk and thus more at risk of dangerously falling over. beside the fall, that kick also hit in a region with very fragile and unprotected internal organs, and the way he ended up hitting her pelvis imparted a twist to her pelvis and spine that looked quite concerning. that kick could have directly broken or dislocated something. that cop could very easily have taken down the girl one on one in five seconds using safe grapple moves that he was trained to use. the only excuse for that kick is that it was funny, but it was not justifiable behaviour for a cop.
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  3446.  @Philthy.mcguyver310  absolutely nobody has claimed to have debunked the health ministry total count, not even i-country, and its own military and intelligence use the same count internally because every time they have checked, it has proven to be more reliable than whatever else they could come up with.
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  3447. big enough compost heaps heat themselves, and packaging compost in an insulating box like styrofoam reduces the minimum size of the compost pile required to heat up a good amount, and reduces the percentage of compost around the edges ofthe pile that stay too cold to compost quickly. up to a point, hotter temperatures accelerate both biological and chemical breakdown processes, though above that point, the biological organisms that are supposed to do most of the work die. in colder weather, it can certainly help with fast compoating to insulate the pile, though in hot weather it can be dangerous, as I'm pretty sure that compost can actually get hot enough to self-ignite (don't ask me how, it can obviously not be entirely due to biological processes).
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  3448. "unconditional support" is just another way to say "impunity".
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  3449. oh no! how could that have gotten there? 🤡
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  3450. you must not have seen what passes for humour in israel.
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  3451. goofy ist jugendwort des jahres? entweder werde ich alt, oder das ist schlechter gewählt als sonst.
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  3452. this is an ad. aren't you supposed to mark ads on youtube?
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  3453. das lag aber wahrscheinlich primär am einkommen deiner eltern.
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  3454.  @l.ucaine  saint petersburg is where the "internet research agency" was located, and I'm sure that whatever organisational structure replaced it is still there.
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  3455. this report did a piss poor job of explaining what that british intelligence actually claims. you only said "install puppet government", and then talked about very little until halfway through you mentioned that oh by the way the suggestion is that the puppet government would be installed after kiev and all or most of ukraine has been invaded. why would you bury that lead? are you stupid? installing a puppet government doesn't necessarily require an invasion, you have to specify that that's what you're talking about! why do you do 10 minutes of opinions without ever stating the news that you are talking about?!
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  3456. the largest US water reservoir is in nevada???
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  3457. exclamation point period comma the end exclamation point
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  3458. he looks highly qualified to be santa claus to me.
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  3459. YAY thank you! :) you get a lot of views from me because I listen to your videos almost every night to fall asleep. it's the best channel for this that I have found. the only problem are some of the guest narrators (more in older videos) who read their parts too energetically.
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  3460. you can even find young puppies for adoption. nobody who just wants a pet, not a specialized working dog, should buy a dog and support more dog breeding with their money while there are too many dogs being bred and countless pet-capable dogs being euthanized because nobody wants them.
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  3461. just how stupid does one have to be to have waited this long to leave? border closures have been looming since the war atalled in the first couple of weeks!
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  3462. eh... I'm not a fan of directly conflating statutory rape that would have been deemed consentual above the age of consent with all other degrees of sexual abuse that can be called child rape. it would have been good to mention that zimbabwe's age of consent is 16 though, and calling it statutory rape/statutorily raped would be reasonable.
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  3463. and to be clear, the sevastopol lease is void ;)
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  3464. facts: the gaza division of the IDF ground forces should by definition as a division contain 5000 to >20,000 troops. if all 170,000 active duty troops had merely been spread evenly over the territory of israel and the territories it occupies, then the area invaded by hamas would have had over 2200 IDF soldiers standing in it (largely not ground combat troops, but still). does anybody feel like what we saw was 2200 to 20,000+ soldiers already stationed at and near the border resisting the invasion? I know I don't, I struggle to believe that those were even 1000 already present in the invaded territory. and you know how long it took IDF command to initiate any counteroffensive operation? SIX HOURS! the first small IDF attacks were led by off-duty and retired officers who drove there on their own initiative after receiving private calls for help from as far away as tel aviv, arrived before any IDF response, and gathered up dispersed and terrified conscripts who had no orders. compare this to the anti-terror police responses in britain or france, they're able to deploy hundreds of quasi-soldiers within half an hour, and thousands within an hour anywhere in the country. israel should be BETTER at that, and has extremely short flying distances for troop transport planes and helicopters. truly, the IDF's non-defense was well beyond suspicious - it was obviously intentional. they stepped aside to create a pretext for the second nakba. personally, I'm inclined to suspect primarily defense minister yoav gallant, based on reporting that he then advocated for a "preemptive" attack on lebanon, which netanyahu refused. also, don't you think that if there had been no conspiracy, the normal thing for people like the defense minister and the gaza division commander, if not the prime minister to do would be to resign? none of them have, nobody has. nobody has resigned, how crazy is that?
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  3465. r/landlordlove
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  3466. "do they really believe they can play nice with al qaeda and the west at the same time?" meanwhile in pakistan: 🐐👉👌🙉🙈🙊
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  3467. maybe you should have paid attentionto who he is - a former mossad director. of course he's not a victim of brainwashing, he was partially in charge of it. that's i-country's equivalent of the CIA (so officially dedicated to foreign operations, but unofficially such things tend to be flexible).
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  3468. well I'm glad bojo the clown is prime minister and not you. he's surprisingly doing the best job in regards to ukraine among western european leaders. the supply of NLAWs, starstreaks, martlets etc. is fucking legendary.
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  3469. it still isn't.
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  3470. 🤦
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  3471. yikes, that is pretty big.
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  3472. more good examples of how politically disengaged most russians who don't support putin are. they just keep their heads down as long as things don't concern them personally. ukraine invaded? no reason to do anything about it. being forced to participate in the invqsion? get the hell out and claim to be morally opposed to the invasion... even though you were ok with it when the state wasn't forcing you to go to war yourself.
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  3473. that has got to be the cringiest bunch of overcompensating roid rambos I have ever seen. every picture shows how eager they are to look cool, and they probably think they're the toughest guys on the planet when in reality they're just the right combination of ex-US-military to get authorizations and probably intelligence support and use of US military facilities, looks that appeal to some special-forces-obsessed sheikh with a giant wallet, and willingness to m°°der completely defenceless civilians. just imagine the level of narcissism required for them to want to give on-camera interviews about their job as straight up contract ki°°ers... 🤯
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  3474. pretty sure the catholics are behind it all.
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  3475. außenpolitik mit IQ 68
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  3476. the proposed swap is the one russian for the two americans. pay attention! but yes, I'm definitely more concerned about that guy. griner is young and healthy and hasn't even been sentenced yet
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  3477.  @manofcultura  AC-130 doesn't use a 105, it uses a 40.
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  3478. -overly complex design -manufactured after 1948 -finish kinda still looks like wartime production these guys made some weird choices
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  3479. ich glaub der text auf tiktok ist gelogen, denn sie sagt, ihr vater hätte ihr gesagt, sie solle die mutter des toten jungen um erlaubnis fragen, und das klingt sehr danach, als sei das nicht ihre eigene mutter. ich glaub sie hat einfach für tiktok aus dem cousin einrn bruder gemacht. cringe!
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  3480. that's an interesting question. the occupation started out extremely friendly by comparison in kherson, with the russians allowing protests for weeks. I think kherson has more russian speakers, and it's very close to crimea. by contrast, the russians see kyiv as populated by their real enemies, by nazis who want to kill all russians. bucha, irpin etc. were as close to kyiv as the russians got. in one interview I saw, a resident of bucha also said that the russians were behaving ok for much of the time and only started murdering like crazy in the last 4-5 days. this was probably linked to the point in time when the russians realized that they weren't going to get into kyiv, or perhaps even when the soldiers on the ground heard that they were going to retreat soon and that essentially all their losses in that region had been for nothing. on the other hand, mariupol is largely russian-speaking and basically at the center of the minimum of territory that the russians may settle for taking (land bridge to crimea), and they nonetheless chose to completely destroy the city rather than even remotely trying to leave it intact for the takeover. a similar situation is kharkiv, ukraine's second city and just about the most russian place in ukraine. the only explanation for this that I can see is that the russians prefer to take over the mariupol area with no city and no people to taking it over with a city that contains any ukrainians hostile to them. basically they appear to want to displace everybody by destroying their homes and then resettle the region with russians while more or less rebuilding.
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  3481. ​ @Andrew-jv7tc  I believe that video in belarus with the indian restaurant visit with two young women was staged as a fake origin story for top B's ~20 year old girlfriend/repeat hookup/ video travel partner alina, because she's one of those two. I think they met a different way, and made that after deciding to feature her in future videos. if one wanted to be uncharitable, creating a fake first meeting would especially make sense if their real first contact happened when she was underage. it being fake doesn't change the ick-factor though, since that just means that instead of him genuinely behaving that way on that particular day, that was him choosing to present himself and alina in that way. though I would say that it mostly demonstrates a lack of creativity (he couldn't come up with a better scenario), and it's not as revealing of a choice as him choosing to upload that clip also shown here where he catcalls two indian girls, who in my opinion look about 16 and 13. doing that is one thing, but to upload it to youtube means that he didn't even think that it was problematic. and of course in general, he thought showing himself creeping on and expressing to the camera his desire for girls made him look cool.
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  3482. you're not my mom!🤨
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  3483. how is putin positioning russia against india and vietnam? both india and vietnam are highly dependent on russia for maintaining their militaries, which mostly use soviet weaponry due to their cold war alignment with the USSR (vietnam also uses some chinese weapons, but those are based on soviet weapons) and they show no signs of opposing russia that I'm aware of (maybe india voted to condemn the invasion at the UN, I don't know, but nothing bexond that). I know that india has been happy to buy more fossil fuels from russia now. both india and vietnam are hostile towards china and used to be supported by the USSR in their opposition to china. are you saying that russia turning against india and vietnam is part of the "no limits partnership" with china? if so, india doesn't seem to have gotten the memo. though I suppose pakistan becoming more friendly with russia would fit with that.
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  3484. I don't get it, what's funny?
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  3485. 10/10 peak covidiocy
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  3486. yeah good luck with that. love the fact that the palestinians don't get a mention
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  3487. cryptocurrencies are absolutely not generally a scam. they are very good for speculation, and they serve the genuine purposes of black market payments and tax evasion. what IS fundamentally, always, by definition a scam are NFTs! they are the technobabble version of selling moon parcels or stars.
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  3488. I like the black fabric more than the brown fabric, but I prefer the blond collar fur over the black. not making the trim and the leather the same-ish colour (which never matches perfectly) is a good choice in my opinion, but the brown of the leather doesn't look as nice with only darker contrast.
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  3489. you mean he can deliver empty phrases without making mistakes, like almost any other politician besides trump, and to some degree harris and biden.
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  3490. thumbnail shows one sapiens chin and one neanderthaliensis chin
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  3491. maybe stop building everything out of popsicle sticks, america?
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  3492. I have yet to hear any of those hostage families say that they also disagree with m°rdering pale°°inians this way. no, cenk, that's not implied. the guy would have said it if he wanted to. he only called them m°rderers because they recklessly targeted isr°°lis.
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  3493. congrats, that's the most deranged take on this trial that I have seen!
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  3494. I googled about the 2014 g°za war a while back, andI immediately came across an obamna state department statement that not only condemned the d°°ths of a single digit number of civilians in a UN school compound, but fully accused i-country of targeting it deliberately. during thiis sl°°ghter now, the biden administration has not issued a single condemnation of an is°°°li government action, while it has disabled probably 90% of the strip's hospital capacity, ki°°ed hundreds of people inside UN schools, dragged thousands of civilians out of those schools to to°°ure them in con°°°tration camps like that g°°a stadium (including children clearly of primary school age, undressed to their underpants in rather cold weather [10-20°C/50-70°F daily range, now a bit lower, frequent rain]), made a video of a controlled demolition of at least one UN school along with many other civilian buildings, displaced 90% of g°°ans, deprived with explicit announcement the entire population of all basic humanitarian goods fully or mostly for over three months, creating a famine that now has over 80% of the world's starving people in this territory, and ki°°ed over 30,000 people of whom over 40% are minors, and only 30% are adult men, while the share of adult men among the population is just under 25%. assuming that all targeted men are guilty and going by i-country's claim that there are 40,000 "kh°mas te°°orists", they are ki°°ing them at in the ballpark of twice the rate that they would if they were doing it completely randomly. the 10/7 attack targeted primarily civilians, and even that ki°°ed 32% security forces. the percentage of minors among the dead was 3%, compared to i-country's over 40%. the response to 10/7 has killed almost 350 times as many minors as the 10/7 attack. not a single condemnation, absolutely nothing. you can not find any statement of this administration after 10/7 that states something to the effect of 'i-country did this, and what it did was bad'. it's all 'if i-country was to do such things, that would be bad, and we are having very serious conversations, but we see no reason to believe that i-country has done such things'.
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  3495. no... these are emotional stories because we know they're true, but they're not actually good evidence to disprove russian propaganda because they lack scale.
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  3496. 100%
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  3497. "I've never heard of a mass shooting in ireland" says the irish person. REALLY? who hasn't heard about a mass shooting in ireland? there's one that U2 wrote a hit song about, and there have definitely been many many others that I haven't individually heard of. civil wars tend to have rather a lot of mass shootings.
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  3498. these comments are a hoot! 🇷🇺👈😂
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  3499. 3:01 top notch reading, ana xD
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  3500. noooo that is not trolling.
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  3501. beide seiten hatten ein leichtes spiel mit ihm xD
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  3502. why do I only hear the right audio channel?
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  3503. with dozens dead, it's probably over a hundred injured including several people losing limbs, paralyzed, and brain damaged.
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  3504. LOL you mean those russian clown show UN votes?
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  3505. 18 years for a dog that big? damn
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  3506. that has to be one of the pissiest armed conflicts of the century. how would pakistan even have found a terrorist group or the like that's not their friend?
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  3507. "say 'mama'!" smol demon noise
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  3508. MissBeans paper in developed countries is made from managed forests, but a lot of paper is made from clear-cut tropical primary forests where they pick out the most valuable hardwood species to sell as lumber, and the rest of the forest is cut down to access the valuable trees and is turned into wood pulp. what's probably more likely than paper to contain unsustainably harvested wood in first world countries though is charcoal. the charcoal industry does not give a shit.
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  3509. "thermo barick vacuum buns" xD
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  3510. this is your brain on peanut butter any questions?
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  3511. sie sind im namen des herren unterwegs, da ist man nun mal besser als andere...
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  3512. fentanyl gets mixed in with practically all synthetic drugs nowadays because its extreme potency makes it auper easy to conceal in anything, and very cheap to produce and transport. and because an opioid high principally makes any other high more enjoyable, and fentanyl has the particular "benefit" of having a very short high with strong craving at the tail end, so it makes you likely to redose whatever it's mixed in with, and if you keep redosing fentanyl to avoid the come down, the high frequency of use builds a habit extraordinarily fast. so basically you can put fentanyl in anything else that's ingested, snorted or injected, it will cost very little, and the result is that the customers think you have the best stuff because it's strong, they increase their use, and if they get properly addicted and still don't realise that it's fentanyl, they likely get tied to buying whatever they think they're buying only from you, because the product from other dealers (unless they too are secretly selling fentanyl) doesn't scratch the itch.
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  3513. CO2 gassing is one of the less humane slaughter methods.
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  3514. wow this panders hard
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  3515. *layman
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  3516. free palestine
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  3517. of course he's not irish, he's american.
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  3518.  @Roboprogs  I know, and that is a 737. before the max models, the 737 overall had a great safety record.
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  3519. you got any thoughts about the theorized la palma mega-tsunami?
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  3520. cope, ivan
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  3521. seems credible that ukraine would be producing long range drones now (especially loitering munitions). ukraine has made a big effort of making and using military drones since at least the beginning of the invasion, and there's no reason why with the experience they have gathered, they couldn't advance to making bigger long range loitering munitions. at least pre-programmed ones equivalent in functioning to shahed. long range remote-control, like for reconnaissance drones or drones that fire munitions at opportunity targets, is probably a bigger issue. but relative to russia, ukraine has the advantage of a lot of coreign countries willing to help with development and with production of electronic components, as well as integration of foreign satellite systems like GPS and starlink (I would guess that a satellite connection would be a good way to connect a video feed and remote control to a long range drone).
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  3522. GOOD! everybody needs to fly less to reduce climate impact! if people are flying less in germany, they book more train tickets, which finances better train services, which is the least climate-damaging form of passenger transport. in fact, part of why the cheapest carriers like ryanair are seeing less traffic in germany than elsewhere recently are probably the new cheaper train ticket options we have (intermittently) had since last summer, which have been very popular. NO handouts to airlines! invest in rail!
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  3523.  @pinchevulpes  that was a big time constructive comment, as opposed to yours.
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  3524. maxwell didn't get convicted of kidnapping and all that. I don't think her and he who didn't kill himself are as easy to convict of holding girls captive as rkelly, and maxwell certainly didn't personally commit as much sexual abuse as rkelly. probably less emotional abuse and brainwashing, too. rkelly has gotten away with being guilty enough to convict him of child sex abuse for like 20 years. he has gotten WAY MORE than a fair shake, he got basically the same get out of jail free passes that he who did not kill himself got!
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  3525. I hate this series so much. it's such a disrespectful stain on AJE's prior record of broadly making a name for itself with credibility and professionalism - and, you know, journalism. this is AJE's ancient aliens.
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  3526. thou shalt not covet thigh neighbour's wife's ass.
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  3527. and by transmitter you mean the satellite transmission van, an extremely important link for news reporting when i. can turn off internet and cell phone service whenever it wants in any place that still has either.
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  3528. W H A T E V I D E N C E ?! you ought to be ashamed of yourselves for passing off as journalism this 100% pure collection of state prop°°andist interviews giving exclusively what they claim to be third hand anecdotal evidence and proclaiming there to be evidence including published videos that very clearly do not exist. possibly the single worst piece of supposed journalism of this whole "war" from any of the channels I'm subscribed to. and no surprise at all that it's been timed to run against yet another dramatic escalation of the sl°°ghter in g°°a you could hardly be more directly complicit, DW.
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  3529. paramedic and firefighter shows are the shit.
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  3530. yeah, being able to write down libraries worth of information (which paper accomplishes better than papyrus and parchment, or clay tablets, bark, wooden slats and such) was super important for building incresingly complex knowledge over generations.
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  3531. is°°°l ist völlig außer frage der aggressor, ihr hirnverbrannten kriegstreiber! is°°°l zerb°°bt ein konsulat, ir°n beschießt mit tagelanger exakter ankündigung und absichtlich abwehrbar klein dosiert luftabwehrraketen - das ist DEESKALATION, genau wie damals mit soleimani! aber damals durfte man das in deutschland verstehen, denn das war der böse trump, und jetzt ist es das süße k°l°nial-engelchen is°°°l! 😇
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  3532. betrüger? oder roma?
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  3533. vorletzte generation? gen X ist das allerletzte!
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  3534. warum sagt denn keiner, dass moderna gegen delta WIRKSAMER als biontech ist? sind doch deutliche daten! da braucht man nicht von "gleich gut" reden, das zeug ist BESSER. mag sein, dass das einfach an der 3,3x höheren dosis liegt, aber der effekt bei den zugelassenen impfdosen ist trotzdem klar: viel mehr schutz nach der ersten impfung, und mehr schutz nach der zweiten impfung, der auch etwas langsamer nachlässt.
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  3535. I can confirm that "peter bergmann" follows a classic fake name format.
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  3536. der knackpunkt ist, dass ihm das nicht nachgewiesen wurde.
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  3537. stinger: exists average infantryman: "I wants it! I needs it! my precious!"
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  3538. das gute an corona: endlich wird dummheit bestraft. durch impfverweigerung.
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  3539. I posted that on the first TYT video
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  3540.  @Mygg_Jeager  but are boats that can unsink themselves not gigachads?
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  3541. yup
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  3542. 4/10 brainworm post
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  3543.  @ragetobe  it isn't mine either. she's the nigerien ambassador to france and britain (somehow). and english language skill does not seem to be her issue.
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  3544. 3:25 - 7:25 never believe anything that anyone engaging in that degree of obfuscation says. this guy is nowhere near credible.
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  3545. 0:50 potenzunterricht 👍
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  3546. shut up already, cenk! 🙄
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  3547. yeah ben's recollection of israeli history contains a lot of alternative facts. he presents the "but palestinians also are people" variant of israeli propaganda narrative.
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  3548. henry ford was definitely hitler's favourite american.
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  3549. it's not appropriate, even in a summary this short, to present the srebrenica massacre with no mention at all of the role of the UN peacekeeping force.
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  3550. gwrman military aid to ukraine hasno harmed germany's economy whatsoever. the failure of german reliance on russian fossil fuels has.
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  3551. you should do more nfkrz history. this might be your best video yet.
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  3552. she's one of those people who react to stressful and demanding situations by becoming highly focused to be useful. she's suppressing her emotions because she's taking her job of talking to the media seriously. I have seen her a couple of times, and other than looking very tired, she looks perhaps a little angrier than normal at the beginning of this interview, and the part where she talks about kids dying of thirst at the end is the first time I've seen her look like she was almost crying.
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  3553. well, not rebuilding that village next to the launch site would have been the most ethical resettlement the chinese communist government has ever done. the villagers probably had a relatively good chance for compensation too, compared to victims of more or less natural disasters in china. the flatbed trucks with the suspected corpse loads reminds me of the huge flooding a year or so ago in a chinese city where even though the authorities actively opened a dam that then flooded the city (to protect other dams from failing), they didn't even close subways and tunnels, so people ended up drowning in subway cars and particularly in one long road tunnel that was jammed with cars when it filled up completely with water. after the flooding was cleared, the government put up barriers against cameras and onlookers at the tunnel and transported corpses away in several buses with black windows. they also repeatedly threw away flowers that relatives of the dead put outside the barriers because the number of flower bundles at that tunnel alone was bigger than the official death count for the catastrophic flooding across the whole region. china always undercounts deaths from catastrophes. the official infection fatality rate of the latest shanghai covid wave is 0.0006%. influenza normally has a fatality rate around 0.1%, and given the low efficacy of chinese vaccines, many unvaccinated elderly and very low natural immunity, even omicron should have at least a 0.3% fatality rate if all infections were detected.
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  3554.  @yessicacachaya111  I know they saw their mother die, maybe they even watched her body rot for a few days. but they made it.
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  3555. 🤦
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  3556. that trigger mechanism seems like a really terrible design.
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  3557. ​​ @mdzaid5925 each party of the conflict is responsible for their own actions. israel is responsible for conducting the currect explicitly genocidal campaign to depopulate the gaza strip. hamas is responsible for conducting the deranged giant massacre that serves as the excuse for that.
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  3558. there's a patticular issue with trying to get captured civilians returned: giving russia something in exchange encourages russia to capture more civilians. freeing captured soldiers in exchanges encourages russia to capture ukrainian soldiers instead of killingthem, but freeing captured civilians in exchanges encourages russia to capture civilians instead of leaving them alone.
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  3559. 4:50 if the V1's buzz is high pitched, simon's voice is ultrasound.
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  3560. what? did you mean to say something?
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  3561. was es beaucht ist ein breiter dem einkommen angepasster beitrag. der mindestbeitrag für fast-nichts-verdiener wie mich ist fast die hälfte vom höchstbeitrag, das ist doch absurd!
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  3562. der kongo ist nass und schon lange im krieg, die kaladchnikov könnte schon jahrzehntelang m einsatz sein.
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  3563. I wanted the little girl to get hit...
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  3564. she's just not cut out for politics. obama was, even hillary clinton is cut out for it way more than harris.
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  3565. if this doesn't result in federal criminal charges, then biden approves of it. and we already know that he does.
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  3566. those ressource-extracting warlords in places like uganda could at least give some money to schools and hospitals in their area. but I guess that would be inconvenient because the poor people's misery is what enables them to recruit fighters.
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  3567. no, radioactive iodine is the most harmful isotope immediately after any nuclear accident because it is the most common one with a short half-life. with iodine tablets, you can prevent most of the health damage during the evacuation. if an evacuation was conducted as normal, but no iodine tblets were used, most of the total health impacts associated with the accident would be caused by radioactive iodine. these tablets are very helpful.
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  3568.  @joellenklemek138  clueless rottweiler owners? YIKES
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  3569. seriously? I thought the 737 by now works just fine, since it's so common. or could it be that you're saying that there often are issues with 737s because a lot of old 737s are in operation? I think the typical unsafe jetliner, though generally not in passenger use anymore, is the DC-10. of course the 737-max occupies a special place because it's probably the only commercial plane ever to be programmed to commit suicide. but the other 737 models have nothing to do with that.
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  3570.  @felipe-vibor  what? they were getting payments through just fine, in fact the gazprom bank was at least partially sanctions-exempt.
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  3571. this video does sound a little less fake than the deadliest catch ones I have seen.
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  3572. wenn leute im beauty-business solche projekte machen würden, würden sie auf das problem aufmerksam machen und es direkt in der öffentlichen wahrnehmung mit ihrem geschäft verknüpfen. das ist finanziell unklug, außer für hersteller, die betont solche produkte nicht verwenden. glimmer ist eine extrem beliebte zutat für kosmetik, das verwenden praktisch alle hersteller.
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  3573. what do you mean? how does camouflage for ukraine's west and east differ?
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  3574. hallo herr wendler
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  3575.  @turkcukayi  bull**it, the russians were not in the region. any US bases that were left were handed over to the kurds. maybe elsewhere in syria at another time did the US hand over something to russia, but not in kurdish territory.
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  3576.  @quvy338  never happened. turkey may have destroyed that stuff in possession of ISIS and SDF, but turkey has never attacked assad's forces. in syria, turkey has attacked about 80% kurds and 20% ISIS (for a long time it only bombed ISIS on paper, since in reality it was still supporting ISIS - it stuck with that for a really long time). you got a source reporting turkish attacks on syrian government troops?
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  3577. as a german, I say poland has gone too far! now they have even stolen our wirtschaftswunder!
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  3578. they certainly were all about that bass.
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  3579.  @AntoineOpelV-zr4ov  doch
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  3580. "there is no such thing as a former KGB man." putin ~2005
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  3581. Anthony Hayes when you pull a metal shaving out of your own eye with a magnet because you don't want to ask for help, that's how you know you're a man. xD given that it worked it was probably a good idea though, particularly if you don't have insurance that would pay an overqualified doctor to pull it out.
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  3582. well, the russians are shooting something like 50.000 shells a day, and lysychansk is getting some of the heaviest shelling.
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  3583. jesus f**king christ how dumb is this third-rate tyt? how about you look into it and try to understand how it's fraud because the money isn't actually being paid for the material value, instead of laughing at it like an idiot who thinks that anything they don't understand must not make sense?
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  3584. wow, how did I ever believe this guy? he is clearly lying to a straight up chinese degree!
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  3585. weird video title. pangolins have been most poached in africa for years or decades, because asian pangolin populations are way smaller nowadays.
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  3586. I wonder how scared professional taste and smell testers are of covid...
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  3587.  @LeslieJones817  a view shared by delusional people for the last 2000 years 🤡 not religious though, no no.
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  3588. Fritz Stürmer ach sooooo xD ich behalt den begriff trotzdem, der ist genial.
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  3589. Andrew Jones crossing a border illegally doesn't automatically mean that you face opposition, it depends on the relations between the two countries that you're crossing between. crossing between ukraine and poland at that time would have been much easier, crossing between poland and germany even more so. borders are not all created equal. you can cross between most schengen countries without even noticing (only signs at the roads, no obvious markers if you cross off road), but if you try to get into ceuta or melilla, you're going to face some obstacles. basically what I'm saying is that the first migrants invited to belarus should already have been suspicious based on the belligerent rhetoric between belarus and poland at the time, and of course the ones who left after poland had very publically reinforced the border should have definitely known better. there were better places to go than belarus at the time for people who could afford the flight tickets, it was a really bad idea.
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  3590. nah, the big man gave ir°n permission.
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  3591. verschlimmert wird die autosituation in städten auch dadurch, dass das autodesign seit ende der kantigen 80er-autos, aufgrund der sehr komplexen kurven, in jedem stadtbild, das nicht ähnlich neu ist, absolut ekelhaft aussieht. die autos von heute passen optisch zu fast nichts anderem in normalen städten. ältere autos tun das deutlich besser, denn die haben oft hier und da gerade linien, und die kurven sind meist geometrisch einfach (z.B. gleichbleibender radius auf ganzer länge einer kurve). abgesehen von der form vieler straßen selbst hat kaum etwas im normalen stadtbild komplexe kurven, sondern fast alles besteht aus geraden linien und einfachen kurven - wie ältere autos!
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  3592.  @morganmadison366  that's called a regional dialect, and those don't replace words with wrong other words that have a totally different meaning/function just because they sound the same or allegedly similar. using the word "whom" wrong also does not become correct just because 90% of native english speakers are incapable of identifying object and subject of a sentence, and to which of those the "who[m]" refers (they otherwise don't have to due to how grammarless the english language is), nor does the plural form of greek loanwords become a correct singular just because most english speakers don't know the singular, like phenomenon or criterion. the worst one, in its severity and how common it is for whatever absolutely bizarre and embarrassing reason, is the "of" instead of "have". if it were up to me, I'd make that one a criminal offense.
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  3593. I hope it becomes known who that cop was, and everybody calls him "bro" from now on. xD
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  3594. I kinda want to see the racists try to guess race from initials now...
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  3595. 🤡 russia is much more motivated to avoid NATO involvement than NATO is. in a war against NATO, russia has absolutely no chance unless the war goes nuclear - in which case the chance is unclear, as it seems likely that a very large percentage of russia's nuclear weapons is not in useable condition, much higher still than for other russian weapons due to the expectation of never having to use the nukes anyway. but even a small percentage of russia's nuclear stockpile can still be a lot.
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  3596. sharpening genuinely does take years, though not a lifetime. any good craftsman will never stop learning, because having an attitude of always trying to improve is the only way to get good at doing anything, and if you're like that you have no interest in ever saying "this is good enough, now I don't need to try anymore". I'm a violin maker, my job involves quite a bit of sharpening too.
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  3597. Guardian Gusti there is no perfection. if you think you have reached perfection, you probably are not the best at what you do, because others who are still trying to do better will do better than you. the point is perfectionism, and that means that you never judge anything to already be perfect. the "takes x years to master" is just a japanese trope, there is no magical duration of training for anything.
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  3598. the NYT has zero credibility in i-country reporting, they still have not retracted "screams without words".
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  3599. ah yes, bulgaria, the worst EU country until moldova or ukraine join
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  3600.  @kger4643  flairforce😎
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  3601. I bet shkreli paid other kids to be his friends in school.
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  3602. of course, it's i.'s primary ally in the region.
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  3603. does he mean a generic 18 year old, or his son specificly? 😒
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  3604. he should move to pal°°°ine? wtf ana?
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  3605. please cite the last time that happened
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  3606. seems liketwo definite examples of (probably alao psychopathic) narcissists, in the lacking empathy inherent in killing a kid for fun and money, in how they came up with the most obvious plan and did not attempt to think it through and optimise it to avoid detection because they refused to consider the possibility of their first plan that they had already gotten excited about and proud of not being perfect, and in how their interpretation of nietzsche's übermensch was a perfect representation of narcissism.
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  3607. lack of semiconductors due to sanctions since 2014 is supposed to be the main reason why russia still has no T-14 tanks
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  3608. eeeeeh this probably doesn't mean more than speculation from anybody else, unless he at least claims to have heard from an active duty soldier of the hannibal directive being used. I wish he would have at least specified if he has reason to believe that the directive has not been revoked as officially claimed, or what it bein grevoked even truly means given the nature or limits of command authority - does it being revoked actually remove the ootion to order it, are soldiers allowed to or supposed to refuse the order if it is issued? of course another aspect worth talking about is that the hannibal directive officially only ever referred to captured aoldiers, not civilians. but I suppose that is a distinction without a difference, as militaries generally do not value the lives of their own civilians over those of their soldiers. I looked up this nof erez to see if he was on active duty that day, or at all past 2016, when the hannibal directive was supposedly revoked. and no, he was not. he finished 20 years of active duty as a fighter pilot 24 years ago, and had since been a reserve colonel (he was dismissed three weeks ago over a different time he made this claim here). I don't know if he was part of the ready reserve receiving regular retraining though. he also was a publicly outspoken participant in this year's reserve pilot strike action in opposition to the efforts of the netanyahu government to legally make the supreme court subservient to the government, in which pilots (and later other reserve troops) declared that they would not answer a mobilisation call unless the plan was abandoned. well, turns out it was all hot air, the whole group immediately declared the strike action over on october 7th, in spite of the fact that there was probably the lowest threat level for israel that could possibly exist in any mobilisation situation, since the combined forces of gaza are israel's weakest potential enemy, so their service was as unnecessary as it could possibly be. 🤦‍♂️ so yeah, those guys are the ones now bombing gaza to dust, I hope they feel good about themselves.
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  3609. expect lawyer mail, that comma in the title just gave me cancer.
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  3610. 4:42 der zapft wie der letzte depp
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  3611. were the pancakes eaten?
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  3612. a BLOODY massacre as opposed to what? a non-bloody kind of massacre? whoever writes your video titles is not the sharpest tool in the shed.
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  3613. I'm so confused
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  3614. wow, that report is weak! you didn't even mention the shocking number from the video title, and you showed next to no shots of that sewage and obvious sewage debris. I saw a video about this months ago from that kooky channel byline TV that did a way better job actually showing the problem than the BBC did here. you can really tell how this report and particularly the video footage used is self-censored to DOWNPLAY the problem, and it's disgraceful. this kind of public advocacy should be a strength of publically funded media, but the BBC's current tory control is VERY evident here.
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  3615. the tyts never know what's happening outside of america, it's all just regurgitation of superficial leftist dogma. war bad, america war very bad! let's see, maybe ana's ukraine commentary will beat her all time worst of last august when she called european leaders war mongers specifically for asking the US to extent the kabul airlift. that was probably the most deranged shit I heard in 2021, and I subscribed to vaush that year, so that's saying something.
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  3616. CIs are absolutely not informed about other CIs. CIs are not investigators, they are not trusted with any knowledgethat they don't need to do their job, which is to feed information, not to receive it. and CI identities are even kept largely secret among investigators, since a CI's identity so commonly is a piece of information of the highest importance for criminals under investigation, and having them lose their cover can cause immense harm to an investigation. somebody as powerful as peter thiel being an TBI informant would be an especially well-kept secret. so yeah, this story seems extremely non-credible.
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  3617. ah yes, the 58-year-old was "inspired" by the 17-year-old girl. 🙄
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  3618. that was a response to the fact that the questioning was a heavy misrepresentation, by equating int°fada to gen°cide.
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  3619. that knurled barrel texture is so nonsensical... I bet they could have discovered that even in ideal circumstances, it makes no difference in cooling, by simply making one barrel with and one without the texture (or two barrel-like tubes to represent it), heating both to the same temperature in an oven, and setting them out to cool. I think it's pure hocus-pocus done without testing to confirm that it works. in real use, I reckon the effect on cooling is more likely to be that the knurling collects a layer of dirt that provides a slight insulating effect. what I see as more likely to be a problem is that the dirt-retension of that surface is likely to lead to more aggressive scrubbing any time the gun gets cleaned, which would wear away the finish more quickly and make the surface more susceptible to rust. and whenever it is not clean, but rather covered in a layer of dirt, that dirt layer is likely to hang on to moisture that the gun gets exposed to, and accelerate rusting.
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  3620. you're forgetting to note that much like the biden administration, CNN also deliberately held off from criticizing israel for a week since they began this heaviest ever bombing campaign against gaza and their "total siege", which is undeniably a war crime that targets almost exclusively civilians because the inhabitants of gaza are almost all civilians. and from the point of view of protecting american hostages, what israel is doing is literally the course of action most likely to result in their deaths. the deprivation of utilities and especially of medical supplies is impacting the hostages, too. israel is not acting in the interest of the hostages whatsoever. it has made precisely the opposite decision to that of the gilad shalit exchange (also done under netanyahu), which released over 1000 prisoners including at least a few dozen actual terrorosts for one hostage, overpaying to a degree that would make even joe "the negotiator" biden blush. back then, the focus was entirely on freeing the hostage, at the expense of inspiring future hostagetakings (you may have noticed hamas and its supporters early on proclaiming that they had taken "enough hostages to free all imprisoned pleatinians" - they were referring to the gilad shalit exchange rate). this time around, the israeli government has decided that rewarding the taking of those hostages in any way is out of the question, so israel will proceed with war against gaza as if the hostages don't exist. this is also demonstrated in the fact that they did not proactively establish and still hold practically no contact with the hostages' families, who are outraged by it. they don't seeeven bother to give them the runaround. the hostages are quite simply written off, they already don't exist to the government. regarding the hostages, I agree with commentary I saw from some israeli or american negotiator now in contact with and previously involved with hostage deals with hamas: the only possible deal is for israel to release all women and minors it imprisons in exchange for the women, children, and wounded and sick among the hostages. for the men, no agreement will be found. nor is it likely that any of them can be rescued, as hamas has demonstrated a degree of conviction and follow-through in this operation which indicates that they would do what all hostage-takers must do if they want to preserve their organisation's ability to leverage hostages: that is to hold them under armed guard in a location that can't be accessed rapidly and unnoticed, and to execute the hostages if a rescue team attacks. getting this done would be much easier than other things hamas has pulled off, especially with the tunnel system under gaza enabling unseen movement of hostages. I believe that the number of hostages that would be freed successfully by force would likely be under 5, quite likely even 0. maybe slightly more, with some survivors shot non-lethally.
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  3621. hauptsache löcher machen, in die tun wir dann später freiheit, gleichheit und brüderlichkeit rein!
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  3622. just an excuse to build those bitcoin ATMs for the narcos.
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  3623. LEDs tend to be extremely durable, so that should not be an issue.
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  3624. probably not. teaching about historical victimisation of palestinians would be detrimental to today's anti-palestinian stance of britain. I think beitain likes to only acknowledge doing this sort of thing in india, and then not talk about other colonies.
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  3625. fun fact: the ANC, mandela's party, was on the US terror list until 2008. that was 14 years after becoming the south african government. xD and guess who never was on the list? the taliban.
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  3626. shock often suppresses or delays crying, and makes people appear quite emotionless and mostly tired instead. what I generally find most remarkable is how some people in that condition are able to give interviews about what happened. I remember seeing at least one interview of a man who had lost his wife and child the day before (or all of his children, I only remember that he didn't have any left). he wasn't crying either, he just recounted how they died, and declared very convincibgly that he can't imagine going on with life. I think that was over a year ago, I would be surprised if he was still alive now and hadn't either joined the military and gotten himself killed, or done it himself.
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  3627. you mean it's torture to have to listen to tate?
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  3628. that CAN NOT be legal! no service provided, no payment! the waiting room is not the service. that hospital needs to be sued for fraud, and also for making that woman wait for 7 hours with a head injury, which could have been dangerous, instead of treating her sooner or telling her to get treatment elsewhere.
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  3629. 7:23 not even mentioning the 15 year blockade on g°za, merely "is°°el controlling access"? who needs journalistic standards when you can have chutzpah instead?
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  3630. Shirley Ashanti the reason why the islamic republic failed wasn't that they didn't give all taliban prisoners to dostum, it was its dysfunctionality as a state (corruption and mismanagement) that failed to provide well for the people, and the brutality of ANA and NATO military operations creating more enemies than they killed or captured. it is very possible to end a conflict despite letting many enemy fighters go free.
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  3631. Shakib Amarkhil hamid karzai is a very rich man with many international connections. he could have easily left afghanistan, in fact he could leave right now if he wanted to, the taliban would even let him. instead of leaving, karzai on the day the taliban took kabul released a video showing himself with two young daughters not wearing veils (pretty sure the older one was old enough that the taliban would want her to) and announcing that he and his family were staying. clearly the message was that things were going to be ok with the taliban, and clearly karzai had come to an understanding with the taliban beforehand, as had many leaders across afghanistan who enabled the taliban conquest. karzai basically started publically collaborating with the taliban when kabul fell. he was not forced into this position, he chose to remain in afghanistan to remain a power broker and presumably intermediary with the west now under taliban rule.
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  3632.  @christianschellbruck9788  komisch, dass trotzdem die ukrainische luftwaffe noch fliegt, und auch storm shadow einsetzt. dabei war doch eigentlich die ukrainische luftwaffe (und die luftabwehr) schon innerhalb einer woche komplett zerstört, oder? 🤔
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  3633. nein, aber für deutsche staatsmedien ist das eines der haupt-meinungsmachethemen. die gleichschaltung ist schon fast auf isr°°°-niveau.
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  3634. this would be the only way I would want to hang out with republicans.
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  3635. Seven Hunnid good luck
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  3636. how's the soap business?
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  3637. well you're definitely scaring me, but I have trouble believing that the current energy price surges are more than short term volatility. I might believe that price increases of 20-35% are here to stay, but not an 8fold increase in gas price.
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  3638. well he still straight up did not address his outrage. it's not "damn your malarkey, i-country!", it's old man yells at clouds and declares it on twitter.
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  3639. it's real goofy how russian trolls point to the minsk agreements as if the russian side ever implemented them
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  3640. funny that this would be considered fancy, as a pizza with very sparse toppings of cheese and rucola would be very cheap. I'm sure you could easily spend more on a sprinkling of cheese than on the rest of the pizza, but that's not so much because that small amount of cheese is expensive, it's rather because the wheat, yeast, tomato, oil, spices and rucola cost almost nothing. if you made a more american pizza with good cheese and good sauce, it would certainly be more expensive.
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  3641.  @VoltaireVoltaire-zq4zh  france's military is a lot more powerful than germany's with more equipment to spare. and france doesn't have nearly as good of an excuse as germany to try to play nice with russia, as france's dependence on russian fossil fuels is tiny compared to germany's. germany has the capacity to help a lot by authorising transfers of german-made weapons, but even though it doesn't own them, it is still going to get half the blame because it evidently has the power to decide not to authorise the transfers. the chancellor's choices are ridiculous though - treating MARS rocket launchers and PzH-2000 as if they were "lighter weapons" than marder or leopard 2. 🤦
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  3642. phenomenon: singular phenomena: plural
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  3643. abraham's god is horrible, it's actually consistent with the scripture. xD
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  3644. any teacherwho acts like that in a high school math class has bigger problems.
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  3645. onlyfans schon geplant? xD
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  3646. seriously? did you test-confirm that it was covid 5 times? I don't think it should be possible to reinfect, on top of vaccination and previous natural immunity, fast enough to already catch omicron twice. there definitely is some short term immunity from omicron infection, that's what's ending the omicron wave so quickly in most countries. I think there might be something wrong with your immune system. and you have a lot of covid exposure, is it work-related?
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  3647. great job, I know less after watching this than I did before. maybe assign tech stories to people who can at least deliver the talking points properly! 🤮
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  3648. the demilitarization of ukraine has encountered some technical difficulties...
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  3649. "the UK remains our closest friend in the world" canada: sohry😐
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  3650. that sounds like a pretty exploitative form of surrogacy. and if the woman commissioning the surrogacy already has 7 daughters and wants a son, what happens if this baby is a girl? will she take the girl as her own? will she commission another baby? what if that's a girl? WHY THE HELL, given that this baby is going to be entirely unrelated to the family commissioning it, and given that they only want a boy, would they not adopt an already born boy instead? there are lots of problems with most forms of surrogacy that you failed to address here, and this actually seems like a worse surrogacy situation than most. it sounds like these people are exploiting a destitute woman to give birth in exchange for a roof over her head, and I bet she's being used as a live-in maid, too. and again, what happens if it's a girl? the biological father is deliberately not in the picture, and the biological mother presumably does not have the ressources to take care of a child, otherwise she wouldn't volunteer for such an arrangement. if the commissioning family does begrudgingly accept the baby girl, are they going to love her or are they forever going to hate her for not being a boy and not actually related to them?
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  3651. reminds me of that onion video about "tampa bay gay prostitutes" expecting record revenue from the republican convention.
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  3652. what about my whataboutism?
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  3653. if vaush can act this civilized, why doesn't he on his channel?
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  3654. meh. an obvious question would have been what the basis of the police's belief that there was nobody left alive in that room but the shooter was. plus there are good questions to ask about who exactly among the police has been responsible for their lies, most obviously the one about the school ressource officer being present and confronting the shooter before he entered the school.
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  3655. the BBC don't know da weh
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  3656. yeah that was an especially noticeably nasty moment in american political/partisan discourse. police release a bodycam video of a crazed-looking stranger smashing in the skull of a leading democrat's elderly husband with a hammer, and the preceding 911 call that very obviously portrays the perpetrator listening to every word and the victim describing the situation in a way that doesn't sound like something one would call the police for because he's trying to steer clear of saying things that would upset the guy, while hoping that the 911 operator understands that there is a real problem, and he just can't speak freely (which worked). but instead of recognizing the obvious nature of that situation, being a product of the attacker's severe mental illness, republicans go and make up some fanfic-like expansive narrative in which the attacker was paul pelosi's gay lover, which really does not explain anything about the real events beyond the presence of another man in the house... absolutely bizarre!
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  3657. nobody does crowd crushes better than the muslims.
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  3658. yeah it would be nastier if he kept claiming to be a progressive and saying anything meaningless to that effect, while taking the same actual political actions. like bernie on israel.
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  3659. 0:59 most russian crime scene investigator
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  3660. this isn't really a political bias-prone topic. but DW does have some pretty clear political bias, I would say more so than german inland state TV. deutsche welle was created as western cold war propaganda media like the voice of america.
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  3661. der würchwitzer milbenkäse ist echt.
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  3662. if the once a week visits to the chimpanzee were all she had, that means that she has no dog or cat, and she needs to go get at least one. she could also start volunteering at an animal shelter, where her human-socializing influence would be welcome. a lot of shelters have not enough staff or volunteers and have animals that really need a human to spend some good time with them in order for the animals to start behaving in ways that make them attractive to people looking for pets. that's pretty much the same thing this woman was doing with chita, except that he's not supposed to become a pet again. she could start going to a shelter once a week to do that, and eventually pick an animal to take home.
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  3663. norwegen hat 27 F-35 und kriegt noch 15 mehr 0_O
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  3664. hää? natürlich ist russland noch eine große weltraummacht! natürlich ohne sowjetunion kein ebenbürtiger rivale der USA mehr, aber definitiv vor dem rest europas, und wahrscheinlich noch vor china.
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  3665. no, you can't. you can't judge anybody's maturity level from this short of an edited video. many people including 10 year olds present very differently when they meet new people on special occasions. in this case in particular, the girl is already used to controlling her presentation on camera. I like the girl, but I'm sure she has some deficits from being homeschooled by parents this odd and rather stupid.
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  3666. hypothetical or hypocritical? xD
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  3667. "very fine people on both sides"
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  3668. I'm fascinated by people who keep acting like information about climate change actually being bad and going in a bad direction has been low key. nevermind listening to experts and seeking out information - the number and intensity of warnings about climate change from the UN general secretary and UN climate change commission alone that you people have been missing is incredible. this is a perfect topic to listen to the UN about, they're making a very big research effort, and their predictions are horrifying, while so far reality has actually consistently surpassed the worst case scenarios that the UN has been predicting. do you know ANYTHING about what is happening ANYWHERE? I have also heard someone insist before that climate change has only started being a big topic in the last 5-10 years - guys, it was the main topic that al gore ran his US presidential campaign on in 2000, it almost became america's new big project before the war on terror got in the way! it started being a somewhat publically discussed issue in the 70s and 80s, gaining some public recognition by piggybacking on the problem of and globally coordinated resolution of atmospheric ozone depletion by chlorofluorocarbon emissions. fine, maybe the average cleetus didn't hear of it before the 90s. but in this century? no, you must have been living under a rock to not take note.
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  3669. average bavarian behaviour
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  3670. ich finde, dass da der staat wenistens mal zügig ein ~sondervermögen~ zur verfügung stellen sollte, das patienten nach schneller provisorischer prüfung (max. 1 monat) lebensunterhalt sowie eine liste an behandlungen bezahlen sollte, die sich in der praxis als wirksam erkennen lassen, wie die blutwäsche. anwaltskosten sollten auch staatlich getragen werden.
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  3671. hydrogen-electricity conversion is highly inefficient both ways, that makes no sense.
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  3672. Theeraphat Sunthornwit hydrogen does have current uses and theorized expanded uses for energy storage particulqrly for the intermittent types of renewable energy (wind and solar, it's pretty weird to use hydro for it because hydro is always available on demand), but there are serious drawbacks. like I said, it's very inefficient, I think the losses in converting electricity to hydrogen and back are something in the range 10 times more than with lithium ion batteries (with direct electricity transmission being generally even more efficient). it also has two particularly tricky aspects in handling, the one being that because H2 is such a tiny molecule, it is much better at permeating various materials and leaking through the tiniest gaps than other gases we store pressurized. the other issue with hydrogen is that because it's so eager to react with oxygen, there is an exceptionally large range of hydrogen-air mixtures that can explode, meaning that both air with very little hydrogen and hydrogen with very little air can explode given an ignition source (natural gas for example has a much narrower explosive mixture range). both of these problems can combine to cause pressurized hydrogen tanks to leak, and to form an explosive atmosphere when the tanks are kept in some sort of an enclosed space like a building, container, or vehicle. one serious upside of hydrogen, which is mostly seen as an alternative to lithium ion batteries, is that hydrogen stores many times as much useable energy in an equal weight than such batteries (or any battery). it does however take up significant volume, because there are practical limitations to how hard it can be compressed. if the volume issue and the safety problems are solved, hydrogen could be an attractive aviation fuel due to its very high energy density, with the amazing upside that it releases no CO2 or nitrous oxide when burned (only water vapour), which have a particularly strong climate impact when they're released at high altitude rather than at ground level, making flying regular kerosene one of the most effectively climate-damaging things one can do.
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  3673. you and everybody else
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  3674. klaus dieter burget, auch bekannt als nicole heckmann, oder gg9le 🤔 nicht nur ein echter mensch und wähler, sondern mindestens zwei auf einmal!
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  3675.  gabrieljean-batiste2006  wow, cool, just straight up lie. that's very popular in youtube comments. it was, technically, afghanistan's money. 100% literally just afghanistan's money. no, it wasn't grant money whatsoever. most of that came from foreign aid, which was the main source of afghan state funding, but it was fully property of the afghan national bank.
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  3676. well she is primarily a snakeoil saleswoman, has been for at least a decade.
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  3677. kathy smith that's hilarious. I'm convinced that dogs have a sense of humor and make jokes.
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  3678. well, the conscription is a government policy, the rapes are not.
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  3679. "I'm finally in asia for the first time in my life" dude, you grew up in asia! ;)
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  3680. climate change will raise that number to a billion within the next 50 years. there is no doubt about it, we'll be looking back at today and seeing it as a good time before things got bad (though of course 2019 in particular was the last good year for a long time). the biggest problem with climate change really is how easily a very large portion of humanity will be forced to move by it, due to the facts that humans live highly concentrated in coastal and river estuary cities, and particularly large numbers of poor people without very effective governance capable of mitigating natural disasters live near the equator in places where heat, water access, and storm/flooding exposure already are at barely tolerable levels to begin with. food production, both agriculture and fishing (though the latter perhaps primarily due to overfishing and pollution, not climate change) can also easily be disrupted, and humanity struggles to efficiently shift production methods and locations to match the new environment. but the shifting habitable zones will probably be a bigger problem, with a lotof resistance to migration. canada andrussia will become more habitable and more farmable, but how happy would russians be about the prospect of being outnumbered 3:1, and canadians 10:1, by people from the tropics and subtropics?
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  3681.  @christopherjavens3438  Make Attorneys Get Attorneys
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  3682. we can talk about it after removing fausch
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  3683. "listen up, jack!"
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  3684. 2:50 ABSOLUTELY false! the norse successfully fought major battles against all sorts of kingdoms. they weren't pirates, they were armies travelling by ship, with the ships as well as the weapons and tactics being top notch by the standards of their times, due to their very far travels and great riches that enabled them to collect goods and knowledge relevant to warfare from a larger expanse of europe than most other european powers (probably all but the byzantine empire). they conquered and settled major territories in france (normandy, called such because of it) and britain, founded the kievan rus empire in ukraine that held more territory than ukraine from the baltic to the black sea, and they formed the royal guard of the byzantine emperor for 400 years. there also is no basis for translating "viking" as "pirate", since nobody used those words interchangeably, and what the norse meant by it wasn't at all the attacking of ships, which is piracy - it was coastal raiding. this is another one of those trashy scripts where I know it wasn't written by daven, because daven knows things and doesn't make total BS claims by just winging it.
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  3685. NO SUPPORT for a war started by is°°°li aggression!
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  3686. he must be very well behaved and non-reactive, because he could easily pull her off the bike by accident.
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  3687. what or who has been delaying these reports?
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  3688. regarding casualties: almost exactly half of gazans are minors. therefor just under 25% are adult men. among the individually identified dead (anyone not lost under rubble), 31% are adult men. given that almost all combatants there are adult men, the 6% difference between those 25% and 31% can be considered to be a ballpark maximum of combatants among the dead. however that does not take into account that adult male civilians also are certainly more likely to be killed after being mistaken for combatants (or just in case they may be), so I personally feel very comfortable in assuming that less than 5% of dead gazans were combatants. and over 40% are minors. in comparison: the response to 10/7 has now killed around 20 times as many people, and around 300 times as many children (yeah, turns out that hamas and such were actually a lot better about sparing kids than the IDF - btw. the actual number of babies who died was ONE).
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  3689. also noteable regarding the tunnels and al s°°fa: according to i°, h° used the hospital as human sh°°lds to make their base/main headquarter below more defensible, and the tunnels exist because they and every location featuring tunnel entrances are much harder to defend than above-ground structures. yet the I°F's own claim is that h° evacuated al shifa around a month before their human sh°°lds were removed, and the I°F faced no resistance either while entering the hospital or while entering the tunnels below it (or even any booby traps). they did a hell of a lot of sh°°ting in the process though, considering. furthermore, while i° claimed that five or so specific buildings of the al s°°fa hospital complex contained tunnel entrances in active use, every tunnel entrance located at al s°°fa according to their video evidence was enclosed under concrete floors. and they have provided no footage of those floors and the surrounding buildings before demolishing them that could have indicated whether the concrete capping any of those tunnels was even remotely a new addition. I also generally find it noteworthy that the I°F claims to have captured a lot of territory in g°z° without claiming to have f°ught inside or otherwise cleared out (flooded, g°ss°d) any tunnels. didn't everybody say that tunnel f°°hting was supposed to be a huge part of the ground c°mb°t? if the reason why they don't say anything is that they generally use water or g°s, then they're severely end°ngering the h°st°g°s.
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  3690.  @themechanic8643  certainly not the sort of cop behaviour you would see in a movie or cop show...
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  3691. the caste system alone is going to make sure of that.
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  3692. charged with what though? I'd say if people with no official responsibility for gun safety on set left the live round in the gun after playing with it, that's reckless endangerment, whereas the armorer and baldwin should probably each be charged with either negligent homicide or manslaughter (I lean towards manslaughter for the armorer and negligent homicide for baldwin). plus another couple charges along the lines of reckless endangerment and workplace safety violations for baldwin as the producer and other people in charge of stuff. who is most responsible depends on how much fault you see with baldwin for employing that negligent armorer, but it's probably her.
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  3693. russian aircraft carrier? I think you mean aircraft-carrying heavy cruiser 🤫
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  3694. she was the biggest headache of the cabinet.
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  3695. I would say that out of the various terms for types of captivity, calling gaza a mostly closed ghetto would be most accurate. meanwhile west bank palestinian habitation centers form a normally mostly internally open and somewhat externally open ghetto network, while the israeli encroachment between them is just unofficial fully israeli territory partially beyond the walls. palestinian habitation in israel is mostly restricted to segregated neighbourhoods, or what people nowadays call ghettos in america and europe - a historically illiterate and insensitive misapplication of the term, which would be better reserved for situations resembling medieval and third reich jewish ghettos, which form the long original history of the term. concentration camps always have guards within, and prisons almost always do, too - with few exceptions where either successful prison revolts have established something resembling a ghetto system (like the san pedro and palmasola prisons in bolivia), or where prisons have become so horrendously overcrowded with largely already previously extremely violent gang members that guards have withdrawn and keep inmates very much like dangerous animals, doing little more than delivering supplies and removing corpses. by contrast, third reich ghettos always had jewish ghetto police working inside, more or less reliably under nazi command. and I believe medieval ghettos also would have had (probably much more independent) community policing, since mutual distrust and disgust between christians and jews would have made both avoid contact, and made attempted impositions of control within the ghetto impractically difficult. sort of like the difficulties in today's attempts to better integrate into society europe's untouchables, the romani people.
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  3696. 18%? eine der faschistischsten prozentzahlen!
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  3697. "belogrod" "belgerad" why can't americans say "belgorod"? that's one of the easy ones! xD let's hope the fighting doesn't reach dnipropetrovsk...
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  3698. I can't believe he's not butter!
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  3699. I can tell that you are not a craftsman.
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  3700. fani willis is a disaster, she ought to have handed off the case a long time ago. she only hasn't because she likes the attention.
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  3701. I think they probably reserve the option to accuse the kid of lying about his grandma, like how there were people claiming that the dead kids at sandy hook never existed. these people are willing to make up an entirely new reality, like flat earthers.
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  3702. same thing with drugs, and the people let it stand.
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  3703. hmm I wonder if ukrainian or allied intelligence services have been or will be able to get cruise missile and shahed flight routes ahead of time. the russian military units and people responsible for making the strike plans have already been publicised. if the flight paths were known ahead of time, then close range defense systems like manpads and AA guns could be moved into much more effective positions, especially to intercept missiles headed for the most import targets. though ukraine would probably want to not do this too obviously, sort of like how the british and americans kept it secret for years during WW2 that they were intercepting the german enigma cypher military communication by deliberated letting the germans succeed in many less important missions (such as german submarine operations against transatlantic shipping).
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  3704. you don't need to mispronounce kherson when speaking english just because english speakers mispronounce it. you're giving people the false impression that it's the correct pronounciation because a ukrainian said it like that.
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  3705. dabei istnoch nicht mal wahlsaison. hängt wohl mitdem miesen kriegsverlauf zusammen, da müssen alle mit anpacken.
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  3706. the military must have strictly separated the people who understood tge mechanism from the people told to shoot the rifle. xD
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  3707. yeah, looks like lahars.
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  3708.  @road-eo6911  sounds like the guy either had some kind of mental illness to begin with (some psychosis or the like) that got exacerbated by the war, or he may have had a very heavy stimulant habit, something strong like meth. not sleeping and not eating are standard symptoms of that, as is anxiety/neuroticism, somewhat commonly escalating to delusions or psychoses, potentially mirroring schizophrenia.
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  3709. I don't think that the court did everything by the book. the maximum sentence possible was 10 years, and they gave her 9 in spite of the fact that the drug amount was very small (less than a gram of vape fluid), and drug sentences normally depend a lot on the amount, with the upper range of the sentencing guidelines reserved for large amounts.
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  3710. yes, though it is quite slow to dissolve it and very fast to evaporate. if you get your skin stuck, apparently cooking oil is the way to go (to break adhesion, notto dissolve).
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  3711. wie der sich an biden anbiedert mit dem rooseveltvergleich und so... joe biden entspricht politisch etwa friedrich merz, nur ist er halt extrem alt. biden war absolut niemands lieblingskandidat und wurde deshalb ausgewählt, weil ihn auch niemand total hasst, und vor allem einfach wegen seinem bekanntheitsstatus als schon beinahe präsident (vize). biden kommt ganz klar aus dem konservativen lager der demokraten (historisch teilweise rechter als reagan) und wurde damals obamas vize um ein gegengewicht zu obama's linkem wahlimage darzustellen. jetzt konnten die demokraten rechtlich nicht noch mal obama nehmen, also haben sie biden allein aufgrund seiner assoziation mit obama zum gemäßigt linken margerine-obama umgestrickt. die politik der demokraten ist erbärmlich und die werden in den nächsten 10 jahren alle nationalen wahlen verlieren.
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  3712. gibts auch
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  3713.  @austinwinters8122  I'm literally 100% correct, I can tell that you're no forgotten weapons viewer. ;)
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  3714. women should be punished for having abortions after getting raped because two wrongs don't make a right? so he's saying that three wrongs make a right? interesting theory...
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  3715. 0:37 iconic dog person scene - "what's his name?" he's a cat, his name doesn't matter! xD
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  3716. who said anything about an investigation?
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  3717. abu ghraib?
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  3718. it seems very much like they did not watch even a minute more of this hearing than was clipped out of context here. ben is dishonest and motivated enough to remove the context deliberately, but the other two, had they seen any more of the hearing, would have pointed out that this clip occured in the context of equating "intif°da" with gen°cide, and that the university officials were focused on clumsily defending their institutions' decisions to not take action against students calling for "in°°fada", they weren't actually responding to the questions specifically as they were worded.
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  3719. blinken is the zoolander of diplomats. he nails the concernedface every time.
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  3720. yes, but also south africa is a country that has always received quite a lot of BBC coverage.
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  3721. I have never seen anybody put anything on toast under the butter.
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  3722. squirrel mothers eat their babies alive if they don't find enough food, you're welcome.
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  3723. they do, it's called MDMA
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  3724. Andrei Simion with an intense bed!
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  3725. I don't think there are many jurisdictions in which one would be obligated to intervene, given the risk of injury. here in germany, you would be obligated to at least call emergency services. in the US, you would have no obligation whatsoever. [edit: except for very few places in the US. but india has no duty to rescue.]
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  3726. you mean the guys whose parents got killed when they were toddlers and now they're grown up and joined hamas for revenge? 🤔
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  3727. german, very close to native-speaking
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  3728. sorry, but that was stupidly bad preparation. I was surprised when they walked into that summer camp, and it was directly under the trees, within a continuous forest. greece is very well known for having some of the worst wildfire risk in europe, you simply cannot have buildings that you don't want burned down in greece among the trees connected directly to an arid forest. I'm sure they would want to preserve the big trees on the camp grounds, but they ought to have cut and permanently maintained a firebreak all around the camp. this is not the sort of thing you can fix with firefighting, it requires preparation. people need to get over their normality bias and update their preparedness for the new climate situation. "this place hasn't burned in decades, so we don't expect fire" doesn't work - that actually means greater fire risk, as more fuel will have accumulated.
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  3729. I'm not so sure about this being a solution in rich countries, but this sounds like all of those women should be trained in self-defense and armed with guns. they need to not be easy targets whenever some armed group feels like raping. don't even bother arming the men when it's women, kids and homes that need to be protected. give guns and training to the women, mothers first.
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  3730. +electrob00m
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  3731. +colinfurze
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  3732. plus there is a range of oxygen deprivation due to high altitude that poses little direct risk to passengers, at least not for several minutes, but would severely impact the pilots' abilities by impeding their brain function. passengers' brains are not needed to fly the plane. the reason for the instruction to put on your own oxygen mask first before helping anybody else is similar: you only have a few breaths worth of time before you risk becoming too stupid to put on your own mask, but the other people will still end up being perfectly fine if it takes a minute for you to put a mask on their faces.
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  3733. 4:14 a kiloton is a thousand pounds? ah america, never change! xD
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  3734. because it won't get cleaned again? yeah it also seems unwise to wash and reuse those filter cartridges, doesn't it?
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  3735. looks like they didn't have an original and improvised a new one. I guess the finish is good enough, but they skimped on the shape, I think it's very unlikely that the original was just a pointy stick. it probably would have had a gilded lance head. but then they would have had to make a guess about the shape of it, preferably based on other old examples. I also think that they just made it too short, that's not even a good pointy stick.
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  3736. video titile: "after covid restrictions" video content: severe covid restrictions still in place what is this, BBC? sometimes I feel like you people don't have as much english language proficiency as one would expect from the main british public broadcaster.
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  3737. like the reporter said: they'll lose control of the country if everybody starves. the US and UN don't really gain anything from distributing aid.
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  3738. 32:40 drip of drip - she's wearing marie antoinette to church!
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  3739. man... this video is such headlinereader commentary, even by TYT international news standards. I can't even.
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  3740. I'm glad that I don't know what gaza smells like now.
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  3741. bisschen schwund gibts immer
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  3742.  @normoloid  you'll never get people to take you seriously based only on ideas in your head. you'll have to build working prototypes or at least make good technical drawings.
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  3743. ...and you're actually punching your opponent five times as often while demanding that they stop escalating. and you're standing in their front yard.
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  3744. the question is what she knew? no, it's what she DID!
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  3745. could be laziness, could also be because DW is on thin ice in russia, as russia has threatened retaliation for the german RT youtube channel being banned by youtube (for covid misinfo).
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  3746. flying foxes are not one species, the name is used for 61 species in two genera. and many other fruit bats outside of those two genera also are cute. it's mostly the big eyes that make the difference, and it helps that fruit bats tend to have noses and ears that more closely resemble other mammals because they're not intricately evolved for super precise echolocation.
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  3747. I hate tucker crlson, love drugs, but that is the funniest shit he's ever said and you guys need to get a sense of humor. I like the part where he implies that candy owens used to smoke crack.
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  3748. morality isn't universal, so yes, obviously.
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  3749. 7:29 love the helmet flag
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  3750. idk man, but there were baby high chairs and children's mattresses with either blood or diarrhoea stains.....🤐
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  3751. The statistician yeah the TB2's small radar cross-section seems to be perhaps its biggest advantage, even though you wouldn't guess so by looking at it. the amount of air defense systems ukraine has bombed with bayraktars is pretty surprising. I hear the same happened in nagorno-karabakh. you'd think that a slow and somewhat large drone should be an easy target.
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  3752. it doesn't really make women safer, but when there's nobody else around and at night in particular, I try to avoid walking behind women to not make them nervous. I walk fast, so normally I try to get in front of them without getting too close and then increase the distance by walking normaally. I've even switched to the other side of the road sometimes to avoid following a woman or slowly creeping up behind her. it's mostly because I get anxious at the thought of being perceived as a threat, but I think the effort on my part is proportionate to the benefit in some situations, at least if the woman is similarly neurotic as I am.
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  3753. would be funny if they got her to do that wearing halloween costumes
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  3754. #nichtsgewusst
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  3755. lol in germany "the third way" is a minor neonazi party
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  3756. as boris nemtsov said before he was assassinated: "putin means war"
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  3757.  @valoronions  well so far it's just an idea with apparently a couple of people working on it. it can only become a sensation if it's proven to be feasible at scale. there certainly are complex problems to solve, such as how to deposit (maybe bury, but that would balloon the energy requirement) the seaweed in such a way and in the right locations that it ends up staying there basically forever, or most of its carbon content does in some form. it may also be difficult to assess the amount of methane still produced by any anaerobic partial decomposition involved in the process - too much methane production has the potential of making the whole endeavour worse for the climatethanburning thestuff wouldhave been (making and burying biochar instead would then be ideal, as that only releases part of the carbon). but in principle, if much digging is not required, using sargassum sounds like a promising way to dramatically reduce energy requirements relative to most other carbon sequestration methods. it also seems very likely, based on its likely ease of mechanical handling because it's this uniform floating stuff, that it would require little work input to give the sargassum a carbon sequestration rate far greater than that of any fully natural ecosystem - it takes very particular circumstances for ecosystems to heavily sequester carbon by producing biomass that largely fails to decompose, such as fossil coal generation of the carboniferous caused by microorganisms not yet having evolved to digest lignin in wood, or bodies of water that were stagnant with an exceptionally salty layer at the bottom that prevented decomposition of falling biomass, or peat bogs which slowly grow thick layers of dead peat moss that is partially preserved by oxygen exclusion (and humic acid, I think). if the unusually large sargassum growth is the result of human-caused excessive fertilisation of the ocean, then removing the stuff from the nutrient circulation would likely be beneficial for the ocean ecosystem also. the decay of excessive biomas can damage aquatic ecosystems by depleting oxygen.
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  3758. he did. and he delineated between understanding and condoning. and no, a bad thing being understandable does not automatically make a worse thing understandable.
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  3759. I love cringing at rich people.
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  3760. right, a presidential speech fully comprised of empty politician talk with no acknowledgement of reality is exactly what afghanistan needed!
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  3761. 3:07 I like how this idiotic argument functions as a litmus test. no real journalist would share that casualty comparison between wars, because everybody who is halfway informed knows that the gazan casualties are being counted at a far higher rate due to the until recently well-functioning close-knit system of registering deaths through hospitals to the health ministry. I have more often seen comparisons to ukraine, where the ukrainian and UN numbers of registered civilian deaths stand at an absurd 10k, while common estimates for combined military deaths are in the 200-400k range. come on man, that war has not killed 20-40 soldiers for every one civilian! and for this graph here - really, you're going to compare yemen? you think the yemen war has killed fewer children than the gaza "war"? have you seen yemen? I mean that literally, have you SEEN yemen, have you SEEN the children in yemen? do you people and those at the washington post know things, do you know anything? 🤦‍♂️
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  3762. it's really f*ed up that so many people are still substistence farming like this and starving if a harvest fails.
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  3763.  @lenas6246  yes, they are. among large cats, leopards are extraordinarily likely to hunt humans. they have the second largest average annual number of human kills after tigers, and individual maneater leopards recorded in modern history have the highest numbers of human kills per leopard after maneater tigers (in the hundreds). all while leopards are not just smaller than tigers, but also smaller than jaguars, lions, and on average smaller than pumas, though both pumas and especially leopards have huge regional variations in size. leopards pack most of the human-killing potential of a tiger into the size of a large dog. if you had an adult cat of any of the large species as big as a very large leopard (that would be tiny for a tiger, but otherwise probably possible), the leopard would be the most dangerous. that's one goddamn scary species.
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  3764.  @premg062  you can see in the video that those indian cows making that particular ghee live much better. the narrator even seemed to try to say that the calves are not separated from their mothers, though the sentence is badly written. the video does show a calf with its mother, which in typical industrial dairy farming would only happen for a matter of hours or days after birth, at which point the calf would be removed and raised in extreme isolation in a tiny box. a friend of mine worked on a dairy farm in new zealand once while backpacking, and he reported that the way the calves were fed was by utilising unsellable puss-contaminated milk from cows with inflamed udders (they still require milking, and apparently it still works for feeding and not killing calves). :( and that wasn't even the worst sort of dairy farming, since the cows still got to graze outside, which in a lot of more densely populated or less climatically ideal countries is the exception for dairy cows (new zealand is great for ranching, though more known for sheep).
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  3765. my guy is in need of a taliban stick. any stick will do. just raise it in a threatening manner at or hit women whose presence offends you.
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  3766. janz krs he says we would need "at least 100" new nuclear power plants to "make a difference" in combatting climate change in germany, but we had 6 nuclear power plants running in germany last year, and they produced more than 10% of the electricity. if we kept those 6 nuclear power plants running and added 100 more of equal output, we would cover 177% of germany's current electricity needs with nuclear power... if we did that, we would have to use the wind turbines to MAKE wind! xD
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  3767. Steve Rotten if he attacks ukraine again, the following sanctions are going to make putin extremely unpopular in russia. the crimea sanctions already hurt his popularity a lot.
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  3768. according to oxfam, also according to israel... because duh, that's what a "total siege" cutting off food, water, fuel, electricity, internet, and everything else means. if we assume that 95% of gazans are civilians, then the blockade targets 95% civilians. it's quite scandalous how slow the reactions have been, waiting foritall to ungold instead of condemning this action from the start. by the way, netanyahu also announced at the beginning that the goal is to depopulate gaza. his choice of words was to turn gaza into a "deserted island" - a strange phrase, but impossible to interpret differently, I'd say. by the amount of harm the way israel is conducting this campaign and its declared goal will do to the palestinian people, this is a genocide. it's more clearly a genocide than that of the uyghurs would be if china had not implemented the forced birth prevention program.
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  3769.  @3ede467   ich habe keine moral unterstellt, sondern eine komplett andere definition klargestellt. es geht absolut nicht um gesellschaftliche segregation, sondern um eine bestimmte art der meist kommerziellen verwertung von kulturgütern gesellschaftlich schwächerer gruppen durch einzelne und allgemein eher wenige menschen in gesellschaftlich bevorteilten gruppen.
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  3770. nö
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  3771. Andrew Knight funding bio-labs is not inherently a bad thing (probably generally bad in china though), and I'm german, not american.
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  3772. I think one of the most important things in the cocoa market has actually been that the big chocolate producers have long kept huge strategic stockpiles of cocoa beans equaling more than a year of global consumption. that's given them the leverage to keep prices low, because they can always afford not to buy for longer than their suppliers can afford not to sell, even if huge percentages of suppliers were to try to bargain collectively. I hope something comes of the west african efforts to start producing chocolate products domestically.
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  3773.  @kermkerm  sources are mentioned, and youtube usually does not allow links to be posted to avoid their use by scammers.
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  3774.  @althepalno1164  no, removing arsenic is not practical at all. doesn't matter for biogas though, except for disposal of the waste.
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  3775. as a leftist, if I was american, my choice for the coming election would be between voting trump and voting third party. biden is beyond out of the question. first of all, pal°°°ine aside, I believe a trump win will be better for the democrats and for leftist representation in the longer term. I don't think that trump will be able to destroy democracy more effectively than in his first term (considering the incompetence of most peoplehe employs for that, I think people opposing this effort will have learned and grown in strength more than his people, and it will be more difficult for him than the last time). with trump unable to run for a third term, the democrats will have better chances than they would after another biden term. if this election's winner is biden, it seems likely that the republicans will get a new two term president, when instead you could have had a one term clown show followed by likely a more competent democrat, quite possibly also less conservative because you will have sent the DNC the message that gen°°ide joe was not good enough. on pal°°°ne, I believe that nobody aware of how much trump bases his foreign politics on personal appreciation or dislike of foreign leaders, which is based on whether or not strong men flatter him and treat him like he's one of them, can listen to the interview audio excerpt released by some journalist around the end of october, in which trump expresses in clearly very sincere (credibly strange) terms that he has slowly grown to ha°e net°°°ahu because he at some point could no longer suppress his pathological urge to insult and publically disrespect his allies and started to do it to trump. trump at his worst would be as bad on pales°°°e as biden, but he would be inconsistent, so overall better. trump also would be coming out of three years during which his voter base adopted the self-perception that they are the anti-war party due to then three years of war in ukraine. there will be some level of willingness among voters, and awareness thereof among trump staffers, to transfer parts of the same intent to deescalate onto i-country and the middle east, so I consider it not just plausible, but somewhat likely that trump would opt to give deescalation a chance, whereas with biden there is absolutely no way. biden thinks this is every other round, he lacks the capacity to understand that the current situation is unprecedented and extremely serious. I also think that his biden gaffe responding to the al ahli hoapital parking lot explosion as "looking like that was done by the other team" was an expression of biden's true attitude, seeing all this like spectator sports. well, trump does too, but he approaches life in general with that level of seriousness. all in all, I give trump an 85% chance of being better on pales°°°e in his second term (yes, I know he was the worst in his first), a 5% chance of being worse, and 10% the same. probably only marginally better, but hey, lesser evil, you know?
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  3776. 10:06 wow, that little speech is deeply counterfactual even by ben's standards. that's thekind of BS whereyou need like five times as longto even just state all the corrections for false claims, much less construct arguments against them. ben is in dire need of history and news reporting from non-israei sources, what he believes about israel's history and it's currenttreatment of palestinians is all lies, and ones that are so easy to disprove (such as him here claiming that palestinian citizens of israel are perfectly equal members of the society).
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  3777. MDMA für alle, MDMA-pflicht für politiker!
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  3778. cenk is VERY wrong. fetterman's goatee looked terrible, the only thing that look was doing well was to scare republicans by looking like a satanist. the moustache on the other hand is the GOAT. never once in my life have I liked a moustache before. in fact I actively dislike 95% of them. but that moustache looks highly appropriate, that moustache belongs on that face! I'm now fully convinced that fetterman has recovered from his stroke. he is better than he was before.
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  3779. the DEA wouldn't say that they're DEA when assassinating a president, would they? ;)
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  3780. that video title could be an onion article by now. do better, BBC!
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  3781. it's not the worst country, but it is pretty bad. probably stable and developing positively, but still very poor and very authoritarian. it's a bit better than israel doing the same thing with uganda, which is far less stable than rwanda.
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  3782. baby shark du du dudu dudu
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  3783. yes, and the whole point in him doing this is to get a few lies through unchallenged, because that makes them seem credible. he did a relatively bad job in this segment (usually he scores a few more lies), but one he did get through was the claim that i-country is actually conducting a particularly well-targeted war because it's achieving a 1 to 2 or 1 to 3 combatant to civilian ki°° ratio (he stated it less clearly, but he means more civilians, because i-country itself only claims one third combatants). cenk made other statements that imply that he knows that's not true, but he had a brain fart and just did not react to the claim. could be that his mind glazed over because it sounded like math. the real ratio is almost certainly worse than one to ten, and that's if half of the dead combatants don't get registered as deaths by the g°za health ministry at all, since of the registered dead, 70% are women and minors, >40% are minors, and only 30% are adult men, while the percentage of adult men among the population is just under 25% (elderly included). if one generously assumes that every man targeted was a combatant, and the number of "kh°mas te°°orists" is 40,000 as i-country claims, then they are ki°°ing enemies at a little over two times the rate at which they are ki°°ing everybody else. if you took a complete list of names of g°zans, added the name of every combatant once more, added half of the combatants' names again, and then picked people at random, you would be conducting a more targeted operation than i-country. for comparison: while i-country is ki°°ing in the ballpark of 5% combatants and >40% minors, the 10/7 attack, while being primarily aimed at civilians, ki°°ed 32% security forces and 3% minors. in its response, i-country has ki°°ed 350 times as many minors, to say nothing of the grotesque level of psychological trauma inflicted on every child in pale°°ine.
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  3784. 13:14 "why would anybody trust her?" - YOU trusted her! all three of you took her very tightly clipped out of context characterisation here that there had been calls for gen°cide for a fact!! you failed to realise that the university official was still talking about the real life events (calls for "intif°da") instead of responding to the specific wording of the misrepresenting question! this is amazing, just how lazy and how quick to condemn are you guys? how did this happen? ben prepared the segment and made the deceptive clip, and the other two, not having previously seen any more of that congressional hearing because you don't care about all this, eagerly jumped on the opportunity to virtue-signal condemnation of antis°mitism because you feel like you should balance out some is°°el critique? br°in w°rms, I tell you. please visit a parasitology specialist!
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  3785. erdonomics very good, blame foreigner!
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  3786. in case that was supposed to be a translation, no, schnellfeuer means rapid fire. and broomhandles look terrible to shoot - the high bore axis is ridiculous, and the cheap turned handle is too.
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  3787. "ebkayja"
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  3788. ich kann mich nicht erinnern, schon mal ein wort über oder von norbert röttgen gehört zu haben, aber ich glaub trotzdem, dass er der CDU bessere chancen geben würde als laschet! xD ehrlich gesagt glaub ich, dass die aus söder, merz, röttgen und laschet die wahltechnisch schlechteste option gewählt haben. ich kann mein glück kaum fassen, dass die so einen unsympathischen lappen ins rennen schicken! :)
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  3789. london has permitted one of the most absurd and horrific sets of skyscrapers, they look deranged.
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  3790. the IDF literally took 6 hours to initiate a counteroffensive operation. there were retired IDF officers who made it there from as far away as tel aviv and organised terrified conscripts without orders to start fighting back hours before IDF command even began to take action. they were there faster BECAUSE they were not in the chain of command, as everybody in the chain of command waited for somebody else to tell them to start doing something.
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  3791.  @torengallagher8368  video content of guns has some of the most bizarre youtube rules. there was some back and forth and I'm not sure what they stuck with, but among the things announced to be banned or actually banned now are magazines with 10+ rounds capacity, inserting magazines into guns, and either suppressors in general, or attaching and detaching them. what's been super banned for a few years already are guns printed in a three-dimensional sort of way.
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  3792. Rod Williams if you give an american a world map, they'll barely be able to point out africa.
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  3793. what gives is you don't know sh*t.
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  3794. I don't think that captain looks cuddly enough for that, but it would be nice if police departments had emotional support animals for when the cops need to talk to people in emotional distress (especially kids).
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  3795. apparently the theater has a big basement of bomb shelter under it, that's where people were/are. last I read, they had gotten 130 out with about 1.300 still inside.
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  3796. I'm pretty sure they have.
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  3797. I'm not on twitch, but there's vaush, he's almost as fake. he's a rich boy who grew up in beverly hills and never worked a day in his life unless you count streaming. he defends hasan a lot, his defense of hasan's house/hasanxbeing rich, and the generalized claim that there's nothing wrong with hypocrisy that he brings up in it are very telling. anyone who fails to understand people hating hasan for being obscenely rich can not be a socialist in my opinion.
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  3798. as always, he aims to achieve that i-country says "I love you" back 🥹 👉👈
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  3799.  @coolcat6103  what? I didn't say anything about storing fuel in wings.
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  3800. it can't be
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  3801.  @mateuszcielas3362  not nearly enough. it's not like you draw the smoke through the meerschaum, it just passes by the meerschaum. and it's also prevented from absorbing much by being saturated with beeswax.
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  3802. feelsbadman 🐸
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  3803. hmm I wonder if they know what a merkin is.
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  3804. I'm sure they have. they haven't found print or scat evidence of a lion, otherwise they would have said so and wouldn't say that there was none (either type of evidence would be very distinctive). evidence of boars is meaningless, we know there are boars there.
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  3805. that would be much morereasonable, but I suppose those countries figure that they would not be able to enforce that - that huge amounts of grain would be illegally diverted from the transit and sold domestically, mislabelled as non-ukrainian.
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  3806.  @guruxara7994  the usual buyers. ukrainian grain is some of the cheapest in the world, it normally makes up a huge portion of the grain imports of turkey, most arab and north african countries, and several other african countries. the world food program normally bought all its wheat from ukraine. that's why there was, and to some degree still is, such concern about missing ukrainian grain exports - because that specific grain normally feeds hundreds of millions of people who can't afford price increases. russia also exports huge amounts of cheap grain into partially the same regions, and russia originally banned grain exports when the war started (don't know if they kept the policy, probably not). I think that the world market for grain and oil seeds has adjusted a good bit by now, increased production elsewhere (canada, US, EU). but the cheapest grain probably still is a lot more expensive than it used to be, since between good growing conditions, local production of fertilisers, high industrialisation and excellent transport infrastructure, and low national wages, ukraine used to be the perfect place to grow and ship cheap grain. now, to say the least, transport costs have risen a lot, since sea transport capacity is limited and impeded, and rail and road are always more expensive.
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  3807. borders exist to uphold inequality.
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  3808. really? they look poisonous.
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  3809. 7:04 cenk's analysis there is very unrealistic. hezbollah joining the war would be a huge threat for israel. that is why the US would immediately join, which is why it's already moved the gerald r. ford carrier strike group off the shore of lebanon - there will be no major involvement of hezbollah without US intervention. once the US joins, iran and syria also join in some form, as will iraq's shia militias. at that point, israel is in A LOT of trouble, as that will be a very unhealthy amount of missiles coming in. saudi arabia and the UAE may then feel enticed to join and to turn the war towards destroying iran, which would of course also start the war in yemen up again. if iran did end up facing an existential threat, russia may choose to intervene aince iran is de facto one of russia's closest allies.
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  3810. boah krass, norwegen hat 27 F-35 und kriegt noch 15 mehr 0_O
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  3811. f*ck rand paul, but fauci really was lying and his deflection performance in congress was terrible. the world is owed information from the wuhan institute of virology, and the NIH is a very reasonable place to try to get it, as it is likely to have some information and is certainly more trustworthy than the WIV/chinese government. please, please, please TYT, STOP doing china's bidding on covid! it was so embarrassing how you were like the last news people in the world to report on covid in 2020 because you thought it was an anti-china story!
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  3812. 4:35 krasser hirschkäfer!
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  3813. LOL no shit!
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  3814. that guy took "peacocking" a bit too literal and actually looks like a peacock now.
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  3815. 0:53 RIP noodle
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  3816. mit scholzomat wird uns das nie passieren!
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  3817. what's up with orban in the thumbnail: Yo listen up, here's the story About a little guy that lives in a blue world And all day and all night and everything he sees is just blue Like him, inside and outside Blue his house with a blue little window And a blue Corvette And everything is blue for him And himself and everybody around 'Cause he ain't got nobody to listen I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa Da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa Da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa
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  3818. I guess if you're talking about leeching it out in hot water, that could work, but just heating it won't do anything. if you heat it dry, you'll have coal before any of the arsenic will be gone.
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  3819. big L though I believe some french people would say that even french canadians can't speak french. ^^
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  3820. what even
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  3821. pakman is very fond of not acknowledging when he shifts his stances. I was subscribed to him during the trump presidency, and there he was very noticeably anti-impeachment for months first, then he stopped commenting on it for a few weeks despite it remaining a hot topic, and then he gradually started expressing support for impeachment, without ever acknowledging that he had previously held different views. also the last time I checked, a month or so ago, his palestine coverage (and lack thereof) was really atrocious. not like an earnestly zio°ist-ish confusion type thing, but like "what's the message that will best influence my audience to not care about pale°°inians and to accept the 'war'?". he's also shilled for sh°tcoins and NFTs...
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  3822. yeah that's definitely not in the bible
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  3823. vhy vould zey vant to go to italy? confused german noises
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  3824. well at least someone in US government recognizes the gen°°°dal character of this campaign. the aim is indeed to make all p. into i. . not the local people of course like russia does, the people are all to die or leave. that's how i. do, that's what it's always been: a settler colony.
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  3825. 3:43 holy shit dude, how do you chew your nails that small? do you have rodent teeth?
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  3826. I haven't tried mescalin, but that destription sounds a lot like my very psychedelic experience with MDMA, which is the best drug of those I have tried in my opinion, beating shrooms and acid. it fits my suspicion that phenethylamine psychedelics are the best (I have also tried 2c-b-fly, which I think is pretty great). I haven't tried DMT, but I rather strongly dislike shrooms and some miscellaneous tryptamines I have tried, compared to other psychedelics (too much dread), so I'm sceptical about DMT. I know everybody says that it's the literal best, but they also sound entirely like religious nuts when they do it, so that's not that convincing. xD
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  3827. 1:48 did you not watch this video? and what is your fashy behind doing here?
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  3828. Charles what's wrong with what I'm saying?
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  3829. yikes... I would not want to be there and hear them start shelling right now 😬
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  3830. whoa that was so lucky that she didn't fall a moment earlier when he was looking away!
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  3831.  @jeremias-serus  meanwhile others here are claiming that britain is a metric country
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  3832. armin lachet, armin lügt. aber ist doch auch schön für die CDU, demnächst wieder von jemandem angeführt zu werden, der genauso unmenschlich ist wie die partei.
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  3833. america, where halloween is a month, christmas is two, and attack ads get released 11 months before an election 🤦‍♂️
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  3834. if I was one of those religious nuts, I would say that this is the punishment for america's betrayal of the afghan people.
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  3835. very unlikely, he's an SPD member picked to do nothing when the chancellor wants him to do nothing.
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  3836. I'm watching this purely to cringe at SE cupp.
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  3837. no, that would be hunter s thompson.
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  3838. absolutely not illegal in the US. that's just a squirtgun, you can own actual flamethrowers in the US I believe without any paperwork.
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  3839. die aussetzungen des astrazeneca-impfstoffes waren auch total albern, es gab zu keinem zeitpunkt zweifel daran, dass das zeug viel mehr nutzen als risiko hatte, zumal das in einer zeit hoher infektionsinzidenzen in deutschland war. die STIKO sind einfach weicheier die keine verantwortung tragen wollen und darauf mehr wert legen als auf gesellschaftsnützliche kommunikation. gleichzeitig tun wir so, als wären leute mit einmal J&J voll geimpft, obwohl das ziemlich exakt einmal astra entspricht und die einmalimpfung eigentlich nur ein marketingtrick von J&J war.
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  3840. 2:36 poland was invaded by nazi germany in september 1939, not as the first country, but as the third. the first was austria in march 1938, and the second was czechoslovakia in march 1939. the difference is that poland had defense agreements with france and britain, whereas austria did not, and czechoslovakia was sold out by them.
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  3841. are there any child size pianos? most other common instruments are made in multiple smaller sizes for kids, clearly it would be useful for her to have smaller piano keys. on normal keys, she has to simplify almost everything she plays not because she lacks coordination, but just because her fingers can't reach keys simultaneously that the composition requires to be reached simultaneously. she could definitely progress faster if she didn't have to wait for her body to catch up. I suspect that there are at least electric keyboards in smaller sizes, and those would make more sense for her than a full size piano.
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  3842. not true, the obamna administration once produced the same sort of 14-0-1 abstention vote result on a 2016 UNSC resolution demanding a stop to settlement construction.
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  3843. ihr vater ist der notar reemt reemtsma, und kein "multi-milliardär" arbeitet als notar! das ist eine als zigarettenfabrikanten und n°z°s reichgewordene familie, aber das ist ganz was anderes als direkt die tochter eines milliardärs zu sein.
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  3844. bomben auf zivilisten=erbitterte kämpfe? 🤔
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  3845. Slem Bougacha greater concentration of power leads to greater corruption.
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  3846. 17:51 ganz unauffällig die CSU-wähler weggeschnitten
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  3847. what did israel have to do and why?
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  3848. it's just PR because public support is good for business, why the F are you torn?!
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  3849. the guy ought to get free drinks everywhere now.
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  3850. there should be no aid money flowing to the pakistani state, only to NGOs. as soon as pakistan doesn't need money anymore, it will be our enemy again. propping up pakistan is ridiculous. what we should do is abandon the pakistani state, and develop a strike plan to preemptively destroy pakistan's nuclear capabilities as soon as the coalition coup of islamists and the pakistani military finally happens.
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  3851. thanks for not making me learn armenian after all
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  3852. I don't know the personal history, but it was obvious from minute one that he has a huge personal problem with jeremy corbyn.
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  3853. if the guy was shot from that moving vehicle, then unless they used some kind of automated gun with great stabilized aim, they were aiming at the group, and it's irrelevant that the one guy was holding something in his hand. what they were aiming at was a group of unidentified young men turning to run away.
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  3854.  @ironknee6879  only 99% more of the population to go 👍
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  3855. friendly reminder that for the first couple of weeks of this "war", cenk and ana said that they agreed with is°°el "going after hamas", with cenk approving of a ground invasion without bombardment, and ana vaguely seeming to approve more of the bombardment instead.
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  3856. tucker isn't playing A lumberjack, he's playing THE monty python lumberjack. look it up, it's literally him.
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  3857. 3:32 xD
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  3858. 1:47 deutschland so: "wäh-wäh, atomkraft so teuer, lass uns lieber weiter braunkohle verbrennen und gas für klimafreundlich erklären! 😭"
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  3859. they do not sound typical, they sound like they have way more practice speaking english than other germans even in their age group. their pronounciation is better than that of most german english teachers. I think they're probably students of a largely english speaking international school.
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  3860. 12:17 accidental honesty
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  3861.  @grindcorizer6818  hungary is the most fascistic country in the EU. try being gay in hungary and see how free you are
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  3862. I think he's british
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  3863. I think that tangent sights on pistols are awesome.
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  3864. nah, all of those things kicked off before and were barely influenced by the ukraine war.
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  3865. and yet you want dollars. curious 🤔
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  3866. the american diet is terrible, but that's true in many other countries, too.
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  3867. Indra Gunawan no, that's the gepard, not the leopard 1
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  3868. I like how some of the pittie types seem to be very good at making weird noises.
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  3869. except that china also considers all ethnically chinese people to be equivalent to chinese citizens for the most part, regardless of their citizenship.
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  3870. die bei denen es läuft verdienen millionen im jahr, die größten sogar millionen im monat.
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  3871. secret cameras? a lot of those videos were recorded and uploaded by hamas. not the few here, but others, including ones where they kidnap children and beat civilians to death. I just watched one where they finished torturing a thai guest worker by beating on his throat and face with a garden hoe about 15 times (in an apparent decapitation attempt, but it wasn't sharp enough).
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  3872. 🤡
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  3873. lots of space, lots of money - why aren't they building more homes?
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  3874. 0:41 wtf is that? some kind of board covered in white cloth scraps, scrunched up blue cloth on top, white ribbons stapled on like a failed scottish flag, and some unidentified flowery pink bits in random spots, all wrapped in plastic...... uhmmmm why?? 🥴
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  3875.  @kimberlyhovis5864  and nobody made that claim. yeah no sh°° it's not all judges, it's unconstitutional to issue judgements based on religious rules. only the law is the law.
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  3876. das wird ein luatiges verlängertes wochenende für den verfassungsschutz
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  3877. what's with all the figured wood on finnish guns?
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  3878. in germany we say hinfallen, aufstehen, krönchen richten, weitermachen.
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  3879. -typ jammert rum über verlorene arbeitszeit -will unbedingt selbst anzeige erstatten 🤦
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  3880.  @LIMERAGE  according to earlier reports, it was common knowledge that there were live rounds available somewhere because members of the production crew reportedly were shooting live ammo from the prop guns in their free time.
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  3881. *two parts
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  3882. LOL how is this the third right wing troll in this comment section misspelling "border" exactly that way? this is an account from 2011, is it stolen?
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  3883. I just realized something... the tribe of cannibals among which robinson crusoe found friday was KHAMAS! 😱
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  3884. gene sequencing has actually gotten super cheap, this is by far the cheapest option. also cool, you're suggesting an actual tyranny risk instead
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  3885. accessory to murder is what ought to happen.
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  3886.  @mxck.  it's not the same thing, you're just mislabeling potato starch because potato flour is uncommon. actual potato flour is the whole dried potato finely ground, except for the skin. potato starch is an extracted component of potatoes.
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  3887. Amma Mason as a general rule, white animals without eyes are albinistic, and white animals with other eye colours are leucistic. albinos have extra health issues, leucistic animals don't, except that their skin is also sun-sensitive but their eyes are not. apparently leucistic white squirrels are quite common in north america. albinos are probably much more rare. the black ones are melanistic, like how black panthers are variants of leopards and jaguars. leucistic and albinistic animals of most species have too much of a survival disadvantage to be common (too easy for predators or prey to see), but apparently with squirrels it's not always a significant problem. I would guess that it's because their defense against predation relies mostly on seeing the predator and running away, not much on not being seen. otherwise we probably also wouldn't have the bright red european squirrels. I think those only blend in on the bark of some specific conifers, but that's not typically where they live.
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  3888. those are some of the most expressive animals I have ever seen. they seem very entertaining and remind me of cartoon characters.
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  3889. you should get a raise, you're much more creative than your colleagues.
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  3890. AM Kgaka yeah I looked it up, that e-waste dump is in a place called agbogbloshie that's in ghana's capital accraö. so either a different section of the same dump, or a different dump in the same city as what's shown in the vifeo. either way the ghanaian government is very fond of importing trash and then not evrn bothering to have trash-fired power plants (which this video should have presented as the primary solution). with the e-waste, they presumably cause more poisoning, whereas the clothes on the beaches are massively detrimental to the potential for tourism, so overall just really bad governing. in my opinion they could handle the clothes if they tried properly and built some power plants, but they probably should massively reduce the amount of e-waste they import because that's really not easy to dispose of properly. it would be nice if they still imported wome select stuff though since there are people actually repairing and recycling electronics there.
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  3891. well he does prefer how things are in china, where he was able to transform the shanghai tesla factory into a labour camp to avoid a covid shutdown by isolating workers in the factory instead of sending them home. they didn't even build the showers before they locked the workers in, but it's all good, it's not like they have a union or political representation.
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  3892. ah yes, australia. where white south africans go looking for the good old days, while the rest of the world thinks they're all cool surfer dudes. where the queen of england can do a coup, and it's just kind of normal.
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  3893.  @GazaHolocaust  I have only selectively listened to her recent stuff on this topic and am very pleasantly surprised, but she's certainly not long term consistent or credible, as she did start her political punditry career with very obvious grifting in what can be fairly described as a black white supr°°acist persona. somewhat like jesse lee peterson in that regard, though he seems more sincerely deluded. candace owens does however seem to me undergoing a transition towards sincerity. she has gained A LOT of public speaking and debating skill and kind of an incredible amount of confidence, as evidenced by her steadfastness against ant°°°itism smears, which are super dangerous for an american political pundit's career. it seems like there's a combination going on of her having built genuine determination to oppose the dehum°nization of pales°°°ians as an act of solidarity, ans her assessing that there is a new constellation for her to outrage-market herself, but this time through an arguably much more genuine version of speaking truth to power, which she probably would have previously also claimed to have been doing.
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  3894.  @eavesdropper0  oh, you mean in this montage put together by ben gleib? gee, I wonder if he might have an interest in misrepresenting a critic of i-country as an anti-shmulite. I wonder if he's shown any inclination towards such things before. 🙄
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  3895. it is quite interesting, and it sounds like they are indeed testing the toxicity. it should have been a better choice to clarify, instead of saying that the one guy is "more worried about heavy metals in the ground than about air pollution", the issue there actually is very specifically still the leftover lead accumulated from past decades of leaded gasoline being used, so the lead once was air pollution. the rooftop garden is certain to use no local soil, that's why it doesn't have that issue. ground level gardens could also grow in containers with the same added expense, or could have some depth of topsoil either replaced or layered on top, in which case the gradual contamination of the new soil would be an issueworth monitoring, but would certainly be more likely to yield positive results than just waiting for the old contamination to be diluted by seepage into the ground water. and one could take a middle path in terms of expense, and add a layer of not artificially created, but just naturally more fertile soil. I reckon if air pollution did prove to be a problem, one could even grow some produce in some cities inside rooftop greenhouses that use filtered air intake pumps. though the limitation of the air exchange volume would mean that the selection of location and plant type needs to allow for much higher temperatures than the surrounding environment (probably not feasible in france during summer).
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  3896. the drum loop did it for me, I now love president joseph robinette biden, and I will come to america to fraudulently vote for the democrats in the midterms even though I am not american! you go, joe! :)
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  3897. antosha222 western news are showing russians leaving to finland by train, but the numbers aren't that big (2 or 3 trains a day) and the trains are booked out, plus it requires an Eu/schengen visa. I don't know what those people are going to do then, but give. how things are going, I suspect that it won't be long until the EU offers asylum to russians generally. but this will probably happen after or simultaneously with russia closing its borders to russians leaving.
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  3898. welcome to yolo politics, argentina
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  3899. the frontman on stage is the person most capable of moving the crowd back.
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  3900. that is ridiculous. our current atmospheric CO2 level is several times higher than it was before the industrial revolution, and plants did just fine back then. there is not a single plant species on this planet adapted to rely on post-industrialisation CO2 levels.
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  3901. the US never designated the taliban as a terrorist group.
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  3902. da vinci did that
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  3903. how the hell did the bot get that word through the filter? I can't even post --gro!
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  3904. no, israel claimed that this was THE hamas headquarter.
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  3905. most self-aware american
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  3906. lol botswana can't afford that
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  3907. using that new law against climate protesters would be pretty much the inverse of last year's ruling from germany's federal court that the german government's lack of action on climate change violates the constitutional rights of german citizens.
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  3908. I hate when people use obscure initialisms like this video title because they're too lazy to learn the word, and then it's super unclear what they're talking about, whereas the full word would actually provide information about what it is.
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  3909. I see the IDF has stopped pretending that the merkava tank's trophy active protection system can intercept top-attack munitions since hamas published videos of merkavas, some active and moving, being effortlessly destroyed by single drone drops. and they have moved to implement a technology to match the competence level of the modern occupation police version of the IDF: the cope cage. I guess the IDF is now destroying every building in gaza taller than one story because they can't have buildings tall enough to allow enemies to drop anti-tank grenades from them if they ever do invade...
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  3910. 10:58 ein elektrisch höhenverstellbares podium, genial!
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  3911. angie, oh angie
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  3912. Donald careful buddy
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  3913. that's not lavender. it looks like some sort of annual plant.
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  3914. netanyahu seems to have a habit of disrespecting everyone that's almost as compulsive as george santos' pathological lying. he even made trump hate him by disrespecting him, despite how obviously trump craves and rewards flattery from powerful men, and trump's track record as the US president by far most supportive of likud/netanyahu's sort of governance ever. trump moved the embassy to jerusalem, made the US the only country to recognise the golan heights annexation (which btw. involved a 95% ethnic cleansing, also biden has reversed neither decision), and announced support for israel to annex the west bank.
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  3915. I think they might have even stayed away from the window (or covered it) when the squirrel babies were small to avoid spooking the mother at a critical time, given the apparent lack of footage of very young squirrels in this viseo. the squirrel mother seemed exceptionally relaxed, but it probably still would have been a good idea, since squirrels don't prioritize their young, they may abandon them. if a squirrel mother starves while feeding babies, she will eat the babies.
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  3916. I don't think that not having jam is going to be what leads to starvation in russia...
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  3917. nein, es waren einfach zu wenige verteidiger. die israelische truppenpräsenz an und nahe der grenze zu gaza war absurd winzig. und das israelische militär hat etwa SECHS STUNDEN gebraucht um überhaupt eine gegenoffensive einzuleiten! die ersten kleinen gegenangriffe wurden inoffiziell durch offiziere im urlaub oder ruhestand geleitet, die nach hilferufen von verwandten teilweise von so weit weg wie tel aviv auf eigene initiative da hin gefahren sind, noch stunden bevor sich die befehlshaber zu irgendetwas entschlossen haben ankamen, und dann verstreute und verängstigte soldaten einsammelten, die ohne befehle mehr oder weniger nur mit dem eigenen überleben beschäftigt waren. die kamen schneller an, weil sie nicht in der befehlskette waren und somit nicht auf befehle gewartet haben. die leistung der IDF entsprach eher der polizei in südafrika oder uvalde texas als operation entebbe. selbst ohne jegliche warnung oder spannungen, was beides akut vorlag, hätte das sinnvolle mindestmaß an truppenaufgebot an der gaza-grenze zehnmal mehr leisten müssen. es war einfach kein schwein da. also auch im übertragenen sinn, im wörtlichen sinn ist das ja normal.
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  3918. 2:44 technically, the israeli jihad would be hamas. xD
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  3919.  @JTA1961  that's when they only let you play solitaire?
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  3920. whoa 17 years? that sounds super old for a dog that big.
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  3921. gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen!
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  3922.  @ohajohaha  not when you're boycotting capital letters.
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  3923. bullshit, the flute has always been one of the cooler instruments.
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  3924. 20m hat der staat bezahlt, 0,5m kdw und karstadt gar nichts. ^^
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  3925. dass vietnam russlands krieg verurteilt ist ja wohl kaum möglich.vietnam ist mindestens so sehr von russischen waffen abhängig wie indien, und traditionell enger mit russland verbündet.
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  3926. that was some top notch beaurocrat word salad from the georgian leader!
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  3927. apparently they stopped his car, pepper-sprayed him in that interaction, then he ran away, they caught him again, and beat him to death in handcuffs.
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  3928. wow, very impressive that they're still in business. probably a nonsensical business decision though to keep it going instead of cashing out on the manhattan property (I'm sure they own it, no way they could afford rent). well, except if the property value keeps rising.
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  3929.  @AnyaEightySeven  source?
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  3930. ~fascism~
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  3931.  @saintyboi9258  I'd say given the really intense level of fear the kid in the video shows, that moment certainly compounded his trauma and fear of dogs. that was not a minor event, it's likely to be the worst moment of the year for the kid. the threat was not real (that dog looks very friendly), but the fear was. it being irrational and looking funny to some doesn't make it better, it just makes it worse by adding shame. I am very confident though that the dog would not have been put down, especially because there was this video that shows the kid's irrational fear and the dog looking very non-aggressive. and if there wasn't a camera, I think for the dog to be put down, there would have still had to be a bite mark on the kid.
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  3932. no, he can't. impeaching and removing supreme court justices works exactly like it does with presidents, requiring majorities in both houses of congress.
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  3933. the justices also didn't lie about roe v wade, they dodged the question.
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  3934. 9:16 kind of an awkward clip to put into you talking about positive solutions
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  3935. frauenfußball dürft ihr online zeigen? xD
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  3936. Soufiane idir the libyan rebels had a NATO "no-fly zone" on their side that immediately became full-on air support with ground attacks against libyan tanks and such, and they probably also had intelligence and weapons support from NATO countries.
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  3937. 4:58 I don't think that being told that one works as hard as the leadership of the ANC is the compliment this was supposed to be... at the best of times, they are about as engaged in governing as ramaphosa seems to be in speaking there.
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  3938. angryhairpeice just wanna let you know that if your account gets deleted, this was why. greetings from germany! ;)
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  3939. Skanderbro sure... do you know btw. if the azov battalion are still as fascist as they were originally? I think I vaguely recall reports of that ideology subsiding somewhat among them years ago. I think the azov battalion and other far right ukrainian anti-russia and anti-yanukovich groups were originally formed largely out of football hooligan groups (nazi hooligans are very common in many countries including in russia). I think the nazi ideology may have gotten diluted by more moderate ukrainian nationalism as the whole country united to fight against russia. how nazi can they really still be if they're fighting for zelensky? though even if that is the case, I'd still say that integrating the azov battalion into the national guard and providing them all sorts of heavy weaponry even after the ukrainian military had been strengthened was a highly questionable decision.
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  3940. russia is a "weak goose" - a remarkably chinese insult! xD
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  3941. oof
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  3942. biden doesn't seem to know that...
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  3943. special vuhledar operation
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  3944. the cat landed on a lawn patch. that's almost soft enough for a cat to land uninjured at terminal velocity. notice how the cat holds out its limbs: they instinctively know how to slow their fall by increasing drag when they just from up high. they only strike that pose if it's a long way down like that.
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  3945. ​ @sinthoras1917 I hear if you repeat a big lie often enough, it develops a right to exist, or something like that.
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  3946. für arbeitssicherheit z.B. gibt es aber gesetzliche standards, die gelten, egal was dazu im vertrag steht oder nicht.
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  3947. nothing natural about it, it's GEne eDiTinG!!!1!1!!!1
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  3948. why did you unsquint biden in the thumbnail? that's an unreasonably flattering representation...
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  3949. junge hast du schon mal eine landkarte gesehen? weißt du, dass syrien nicht nur ein kiez ist?
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  3950. WHY are you talking about this? it's literally NONE of your business. leave the thot be! no dads were harmed in the making of those pictures.
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  3951. they've also integrated NATO missiles into their soviet jets and stuff like that. ukraine accounted for like a third or half of the soviet arms industry, they have a lot of experience making weapons including big stuff like planes, tanks, and ships. though a lot of that heavy industry used to be in the occupied regions.
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  3952. that is quite clearly an invalid and unenforceable trademark. the fact that this is being reported ao uncritically, inatead of somebody checking trademark law once, is embarrassing.
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  3953. oh, you mean the one that also happened the last time? what, it failed?
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  3954. super auftritt von neubauer :)
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  3955. yes. let's just demolish the chunnel and end things for good. sink or swim, great brexit! :D
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  3956. ​ @akaq108  both world wars, the korean war, vietnam war, soviet-afghan war, a couple other wars and genocides during and after the cold war, and countless famines of the 20th century were much worse than things are today.
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  3957. yeah that was my favourite part
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  3958. weird, the proper austrian accent way to say it would be "utsi" since 'z' is pronounced 'ts' in german.
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  3959. the NSA used to bug angela merkel's phone.
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  3960. unless they fucked up the cold chain, I don't think that anything bad is going to happen with the frozen burger patties.
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  3961. WHERE is your brain?
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  3962. no, she's not an activist, ahe's going to lay low. leaving her alone is going to be the most advantageous course of action for belarus. she is safe.
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  3963. yeah why is she so good at interviews? she can't have done many!
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  3964. daaaaaamn... that is one exceptionally effective assassination!
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  3965. bluerocker27 well, hypocrisy doesn't really matter in diplomacy.
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  3966. that's a mixup of news lines, the "will take hours" was from a few hours earlier.
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  3967. a little bit of burning stuff and throwing stuff and getting beaten up by cops is normal everywhere.
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  3968. no, these INCREASE evaporation because the surface of the plants is bigger than the water surface and evaporates water uninhibited because as a freshwater plant, it doesn't need to save water. the covering of the water surface causes problems because it not only prevents other plants lower down from growing due to lack of light, but it prevents oxygenation of the water because the hyacinths absorb CO2 from and release O2 into the air, whereas underwater plants do that in the water. meanwhile the dead parts of hyacinths sink to the bottom and decompose there, causing yet more oxygen depletion. the slowing of water flow and shielding of wind at the surface also reduces the rate of water exchange between the surface and the lower levels of the body of water, which further prevents the oxygenation from the air at the surface from benefiting the water down lower. thus water hyacinths dramatically reduce the amount of underwater plants a body of water can support by blocking the light, and dramatically reduce the amount of animals it can support by lowering oxygen levels.
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  3969. forget the AR-15, let's talk about that funky glock carbine!
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  3970. oy vey, DW is reporting antizionist facts! D:
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  3971. "when it comes to criminal law, that really should be decided at a local and state level" - wait what? isn't this guy a FEDERAL LAWMAKER? xD
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  3972. epstein didn't epstein himself
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  3973. terrible audio quality
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  3974. I found the beginning of that quite striking, in how the woman on the call introduces herself by name, seemingly never having talked to this employee before. I think all firings at any company ought to be done by a superior with whom that employee had some contact in their work, like that manager. I find the idea of getting fired by a total stranger very disrespectful.
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  3975. 0:45 swag money shirt
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  3976. mit den neuen laaterfahrern würde ich mir nicht die straße teilen wollen xD
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  3977. lol I have literally never heard of tajikistan, kirgistan and uzbekistan fighting amongst each other. they're definitely the dontmatteristans.
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  3978. geld kuriert die welt
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  3979. I find it especially concerning that the baltic states are sending their anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons. they really need them for themselves if russia goes crazy, and they don't have too much military power. them sending weapons to ukraine suggests that they are aware of russian plans to invade to invade ukraine that they consider likely.
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  3980. their first words will be "groovy baby"
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  3981. John lamb retroactively revoking birthright citizenship is clearly fucked up. changing the law to not grant birthright citizenship to future infants would be fine, I think most countries don't have it (at least not in europe).
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  3982. and that's not discussed at the level of an extremist opinion, which is what the way it was presented here sounds like. deportation and adding conditions regarding both antisemitism and specifically declaring support for israel's statehood are being discussed by all the major parties and are the sort of thing that essentially no politician is allowed to clearly voice opposition to. and if that's what they're openly saying, then what they actually mean is that they want to deport all non-citizens who express any support for palestine.
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  3983. let me answer that real quick - no, they have not.
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  3984. der grüne sieht ja knuffig aus! :D
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  3985. a torpedo to destroy a fleet? only russia claims to have that.
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  3986. how the hell do greenland sharks catch enough seals to cause population decline? aren't seals like ten times faster?
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  3987. what are you talking about? this is stone age type technology, people could have made that 10-30.000 years ago. thw crysral knapping isn't even the hard part, the bone handle in the thumbnqil is more difficult to make. flint knapping is very simple, it just takes a bunch of practice to get good. you can find lots of youtube videos of people knapping better than those crystal blades (though I think crystal probably causes problems with knapping because it's not amorphous like glass, obsidian or flint).
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  3988. deutschland hat aber auch kein französisches klima.
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  3989. huh?
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  3990.  @RogerLewis-ey2tt  yup, although youtube insists since the hamass°cre on keeping around 90% of al jazeera uploads out of my subscription box (never had that happen with any other channel I simultaneously watched as much, it seems to be a uniquely severe suppression measure). but it's so excessive that now I just check the channel every day. xD
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  3991. yeah it was very obvious to me that the sugar buying in the video was for resale. they're trying to peotect thmswlves against the inflation of the rubel. sugar stays good forever and everybody uses it, so if the rubel falls, they'll be able to sell that sugar months or years later for way more rubels than they paid for it.
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  3992.  @catalindeluxus8545  moldova never had a hint of a chance of joining NATO. transnistria split from moldova before moldova even left the soviet union. those russian troops occupying transnistria were originally a soviet army group.
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  3993. what are you talking about? obviously giving them bikes doesn't put children "at a safe distance". all these big animals including lions and elephants can easily run faster than a child can ride those heavy bicycles. the obvious way to actually make the kids safer would be school buses. the zimbabwean government probably just got these bicycles extremely cheaply from china because china has mountains of excess rental bikes. and all those bikes in the video are adult size, too big for some of those kids to ride (the saddle should be adjusted to the height of the top of the pelvis, any higher than that makes it impossible to reach the lowest pedal position while seated).
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  3994. Ethan Rezaie I'm just guessing, but I would say very random multi-generational mutt is most likely given that feral dogs commonly evolve to be about that size (pretty sure serbia has those, although this one clearly had been a pet). otherwise I'd say she looks vaguely chihuahua-like with corgi colours and perhaps slightly shortened legs but not really enough to suggest corgi (I think with corgis it's a very specific form of dwarfism that's either all there or not there at all). or maybe some kind of terrier relation? idk
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  3995. and by the same principle, bush and tlaib ought to have explicitly and descriptively condemned hamas' attacks against civilians in those statements.
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  3996. depending on what she needs, maybe you could feed her a sedative before the next vet visit. I hear vets describe sedatives for travelling with anxious cats and dogs, too. of course the dosage needs to be cat-appropriate, most sedatives can kill if they're overdosed (low dose is calm, high dose is unconscious, overdose is death by stopped breathing).
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  3997. nice video title. norway has been in NATO for a very long time.
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  3998. konstig what I wrote is totally logical, you idiot! I didn't forget sbout GPS, I was referring to the obvious fact that with such a slow propulsion method it's not easy to get to an exact point on shore fighting against sea and air currents.
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  3999. putinprofilbild reiner zufall
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  4000. 2:47 Vaccinations •children •influenza •station wagon xD
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  4001. this is what happens when the government does not know da wae.
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  4002. zuckerberg is the one with the martial arts hobby, and in much better shape and not as old. musk would lose and it wouldn't even be a contest.
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  4003. that's what MDMA is for
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  4004. electricity is very easy to steal compared to other utilities.
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  4005.  @HolyBereanOrthodoxChristian  the two orange vests work by those men in the background say "rheinmetall" on them, that only makes sense in a rheinmetall factory. I'm guessing the orange vest guys are company executives, and the PM's entourage either brought their own or received ones without the branding.
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  4006. Chris Connor what that source describes is nothing like what you've been claiming.
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  4007. more like unreasonable doubt
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  4008. the original leprechaun
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  4009. was soll das bringen?
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  4010. what really should be done is the removal of all israeli settlers from the west bank, or at the very least the areas in the west bank that israel previously agreed to reserve for a future palestinian state. and all roads must be opened to palestinians - if there are israeli settlements in the west bank, then the settlements should be the isolated spots, not the other way around, as it is now. the unofficial creeping annexation has progressed far enough that it's become just about impossible to deny that west bank palestinians are effectively living in israel without citizenship, and thus in an apartheid system according to the international law prohibiting apartheid - which since 2020, major human rights organisations including b'tselem, amnesty international, human rights watch and the UN special rapporteur on human rights each have determined.
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  4011. ich seh hier primär brösel in verantwortung.
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  4012. I lost brain cells watching this video
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  4013. 14:14 that is not a difficult depiction of the pain and suffering in this war, that presentation is so mild that it looks like it's made to get a PG rating.
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  4014.  @JakeBroe  he stopped because he got something immediately that can't be taken back - a physical transfer of money and/or release of hostages.
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  4015. ich würd gern meine stimme für die linke gegen schwarz/grün mit röttgen als kanzler eintauschen, geht das noch?
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  4016. 14:36 that burn is verbal white phosphorous
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  4017. come on VICE, how many trans and drag kids stories have you done by now? I don't even want to comment on this child or his environment. you know that by featuring him on your platform, you are at best drawing toxic controversy and at worst overwhelming hate to him and his parents. however tactfully you think you've made the video, this is outrage content at the expense of a six year old child. you know the sort of engagement you get. there is no responsible way to expose a child drag performer to the VICE audience. everybody knows that VICE is struggling to stay afloat, but doing so at the expense of a six year old is despicable! have SOME decency! 🤬
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  4018. it's not neta°°ahu's war, the people overwhelmingly demand it. a poll from november (early in the ground invasion) asking jewish is°°°lis to classify the amount of firepower used in relation to what they would like it to be, and it came out as 60% of poll responses demanding more firepower, and fewer than 2% demanding less. the is°°eli people are about two or three times as gung-ho about this gen°°ide as russians have been for the ukraine invasion at its most.popular times, they have created this whole system of crimes against humanity far more democratically than the russians. and the russians want ukrainians to become or declare themselves to be russians, but is°°elis want pal°°°inians dead, far away, or imprisoned in closed ghettos. put°n-supporting russians believe that ukrainians by nature are the same as them, and merely hold the wrong views. is°°°lis both express and demonstrate that they do not recognize the humanity of stateless pal°°°nians. they are deeply convinced that their own lives are aorth so much more that the 10/7 d°°th toll on their own side of 1200 that it is physically impossible for them to take their too far, because all 2.3 million g°°ans des°rve d°°h, and anything less severe is a gracious gift.
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  4019.  @TomorrowWeLive  that in itself is not worse
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  4020. that and excessive factory farming, which produces gigantic amounts of feces and urine that either get permanently put into what are euphemistically called "lagunes", or just dumped whereever. here in germany, from what I've heard the pig poop is actually the bigger issue. perhaps because farmers here have the proper tech and know how to not waste so much synthetic fertilizer on runoff. there are even people driving manure tankers over EU borders to dump the s*** in another country.
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  4021. was he packing? he's a republican from alabama who was wearing body armor...
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  4022. wer rettet die menschenrechte? scheinbar südafrika und jemen.
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  4023. whatever, america. I really don't care, do you? look what you've done to afghanistan, that's the real story.
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  4024. spitzenleistung von markus "charlie brown" lanz! :'D
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  4025.  @TwistedNerve1  I think his german is too good for that.
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  4026. woman tries to lure child away --> psychiatric referral man tries to lure child away --> prison
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  4027.  @inzidenziaschulz7972  böse memes wahrscheinlich
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  4028. 9:00 that shrimp is amazing
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  4029. yeah I don't agree with that categorisation, having seen the other crude gun videos on this channel (both khyber pass and chinese). that revolver looks poperly shaped and finished all around and has really proper rifling, and apparently almost correct markings. it's non-functional due to mechanical issues, but ian didn't clarify if any of those would have been present from the beginning, and based on the general quality of the gun, and especially the proper rifling, I would guess that it did originally function. I think the skill and effort required to make it look that good are more than the skill and effort required to make it function.
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  4030. cats love having shelves to walk on. if they're scared of people or other animals, being higher upmakes them feel safe.
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  4031.  @this_is_ely0305  yup
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  4032. yeah, this doesn't look very safe to me either. what's shown in the video does have a playful character, but that snarling indicates that there is some real irritation involved. and the wife is encouraging it by giving the dogs treats for being loud or "dramatic". not only is she abusing her husband by training the dogs to be louder, but she is likely also training the dogs to antagonise one another.
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  4033. hmmm maybe netan°°u's compulsion to express disrespect actually is a compulsion to prove that he's unconstrained by shame 🤔
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  4034. the greens are complwtely incapable of realizing that they should have moved away from their anti-nuclear roots at least a decade ago because CO2 emissions are a much bigger problem than nuclear waste or nuclear accidents now. the first priority for modernizing the energy supply should be to reduce the amount of fossil fuels we dig up as quickly as possible, because it's completely insane to fantasize about sequestering carbon in the future while we are still digging up perfectly sequestered carbon and burning it for much less energy than sequestering the same amount in the future would cost.
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  4035. as a leftist european, I would choose trump as US president over ana kasparian based on this shit here.
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  4036. 🇮🇱:"uhm I think you meant to say TERRORIST CHILDREN???"
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  4037. you're confused. of course they're bot accounts, that's clearly a chinese government influence operation.
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  4038. excitement
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  4039. Ivan Nava you can't traffic organs internationally because they go bad quickly. you pretty much have to have donor and recipient in the same city, or have a helicopter and be pretty close. the chinese also probably don't need latin american donors, because between falun gong and uyghurs they have enough undesirables imprisoned. they keep a database of medical test results for a large category of extrajudicial prisoners considered state enemies for ideological reasons, and they match them to people looking for organs and transport the prisoner still alive to either the transplant hospital or a place nearby before cutting out their organ under anaesthesia and then killing the prisoner. the result are remarkably easy to schedule organ transplants, because the chinese are killing according to demand, whereas legal transplants elsewhere occur according to the supply of dying donors. china has done a million transplants in the 21st century despite the fact that almost nobody in china signs up to be an organ donor. the number of people butchered for their organs dwarves the official statistics for legal executions in china. the "donors" just aren't officially registered as prisoners or dealt with by the regular judicial system.
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  4040. yes, you are wrong. israel's target undeniably by choice of method and even quite explicitly is the whole population of gaza, not hamas.
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  4041. Dogu Tozlu guys, AOC doesn't want your meat
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  4042. am besten war immer noch die collab mit dem recep.
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  4043. Mexaveli if you see big single hoof peints and big balls of poop, do you think that it came from a horse or that it came from a unicorn?
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  4044. uhm yeah ana, leftists would indeed be happy about the budget of the world's largest police department, bigger than many armies, being cut. yes, ana, that is a thing that some people would be happy about. not everybody imagines themselves being eaten by homeless people if you say the words "fewer cops".
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  4045. tbh the term "the z°°nist entity" is kind of growing on me 😌
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  4046.  @firststagegaming  the top spot for richest man has been fluctuating quite a bit in recent years, this guy is certainly one of very few contenders. I think musky lost the spot by buying twitter, and generally being an idiot. musky's nominal wealth is speculative to a particularly high degree since so much of it is the trading value of tesla stock that is undeniably several times higher than it has any business being due to the fact that musky's narrative of tesla being the future is very popular with investment gamblers. tesla stock is about as footed in real value as bitcoin. this luxury brand guy's wealth is also based on a highly imaginary value of the brands, but it's likely to be much less volatile due to being spread out over many different brands. what does increase or decrease his wealth is the matter of how much money rich people are currently spending - which is apparently rising, that's why he's become the richest man.
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  4047. it was odd to me that the kid says she's doing drugs, but the cops just said "the test was negative" - because then they didn't do the right test. what you do to test for past drug use is testing on hair, not blood or urine. most drugs that are commonly used are deposited in detectable trace amounts in hair as it grows, so it is possible to detect drug use in months past, whether it was sporadic or a habit, and whether it has stopped or still happened recently.
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  4048.  @idontknowwhattonamethis75h82  that is in fact selling a bride. that's why the payment is called bride price.
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  4049.  @Onikage55  many did research, and did not book the trip. some people are gullible and easily roped in by an enthusiastic salesman.
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  4050. crowd crushes happen at various festivals multiple times a year around the world. usually either concerts or religious events (it's a big issue in mekka for example, but they're mostly doing a great job there nowadays). crowds of thousands must be managed very skillfully, especially when there is some place like a stage (or entry or exit) that they all want to get to, but there is only space for a small fraction of the crowd there. it's usually difficult to make the whole crowd move away from where they want to go to relieve the pressure. but it would have been extremely easy for travis scott to do - just stop the music, calm everybody down, explain the situation in front of the stage, and then tell the entire crowd to take 10 steps away from the stage and let medics through. tell them something they want to hear about the show continuing soon and praise them for looking out for one another. if you can't make a crowd of your fans do that, you have no business being on stage as a lead singer anyway.
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  4051. 11:50 well that's creepy
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  4052. that level if bloodthirst is downright vampiric.
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  4053.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  the southern front went well for russia because they deployed a lot of good units there. they could have had more success elsewhere if they had distributed their efforts differently. and certainly a strong invasion of ukraine's west would have been extremely unexpected, since that is territory that russia clearly doesn't want to annex. russia had success in the south despite ukraine expecting an attack and annexation attempt there (because russia's novorossia plans since 2014 have generally included at least odessa, if not ukraine's entire coastline). ukraine is only still in the fight because they have been able to receive a lot of supplies through the western land border during the war. ukraine would be in a much worse position if russia had cut off those supply lines in the first month or two, no matter how much other territory russia would have not captured elsewhere in ukraine in exchange.
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  4054. funny choice of wordsdince there is that big hitler movie called "downfall" xD
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  4055. biden picking harris in the first place was a bigotry of low expectations sort of thing: he wanted a black woman, like he did for the supreme court, and he set no reaasonable standard for competence because he does not expect competence from black women! the way his supreme court pick handled herself in the senate hearings is a great contrast to harris though, jackson did great there. she gave smart responses because she knew her stuff, and she never got pissy like harris does in even the friendliest interviews.
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  4056. that is not how you calculate vaccine efficacy at all.
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  4057. doesn't sound right - you'd be selling it for very little money compared to what you paid, wouldn't you?
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  4058.  @gfys756  did you miss the part where they explained that the people committing the crimes are the fascists?
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  4059.  @Wardawg179  who?
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  4060. oh it definitely is xD
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  4061. why did you put a picture of macron over the clip of macron speaking?
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  4062. well then it's lucky that it won't be worn by fascists. in fact it's supposed to stop the bullets of fascists...
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  4063. did he say E R I T R E A?! daaamn I didn't think denmark or any EU state even had diplomatic relations with that country!
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  4064. wtf? deutschland hat/hatte 2020 immer noch nicht überall polizeinotruf-callcenter? dass man direkt polizisten im nächstgelegenen revieranruft, ist ein schon um jahrzehnte veraltetes system!
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  4065. it's in the haiti section of the pirates of the carribbean ride.
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  4066. no, "panzer" is not an equivalent term to "tank". in most weapon systems, the german term "panzer" translates as "armoured". only "kampfpanzer" are actually called tanks in english. calling the gepard an "anti-aircraft tank" is a mistranslation, it should be called an armoured anti-aircraft vehicle or self-propelled armoured anti-aircraft gun or something like that. "panzerhaubitze" means "armoured howitzer". the only tanks germany has to offer are various versions of leopard 1 and 2. "schützenpanzer" like marder aren't tanks either, they're armoured fighting vehicles. the english term "tank" is more narrow and in common modern weapons really only refers to main battle tanks (in past times to the separate categories of light and heavy tanks).
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  4067.  @leighsherval1023  the horses are physically healthy (other than injuries caused by racing and training). lots of prisoners are also physically healthy, that doesn't mean that they live well.
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  4068. strenger 🤦
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  4069. I had no idea hezbollah managed to kidnap and eventually kill a CIA station chief, how the hell did they do that? 0_0
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  4070. their masketeer symbol kinda looks like the handmaid's tale aunts in the colonies, that seems counterproductive! xD
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  4071. another amazing feat of grammar by whoever uploads your videos.
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  4072. I actually liked that part. it didn't seem out of touch to me, more like the BBC guy felt the need to be a voice of reason for those kids because apparently nobody else is. it IS unacceptable to go about your day carrying big fuckoff knives because you want to be ready to cut somebody at any moment. that is not how any part of society should work, even in prison that would be extreme.
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  4073. they're not hunted for food, they are hunted for traditional chinese quackery. their scales are where the money is.
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  4074.  @fordprefect.betelguese  mandrils
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  4075. what is it with america using the word "czar" like this? it means "emperor", not "manager"! xD
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  4076. 100% correct action. abaolutely do not vote for biden. #neveragain
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  4077. it's a bad description, news media never describe thermobaric weapons correctly. they're just bombs that are made up mostly of explosives that don't contain their own oxidiser, so instead they work by being dispersed into a powder cloud by a small initial explosion, and then exploding with the oxygen in the air. it creates a very large and much less sharp explosion than high explosives that does a better job of penetrating with deadly pressure into bunkers and such. they also tend to light stuff on fire pretty good. due to the combustion of the atmospheric oxygen, the explosion does collapse a little more than those from other explosives, but that's not the important part. theimportantpart is the very long duration of the pressure wave, and the extra size of the explosion achieved by not needing to put the oxidiser in the munition.
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  4078. you introduced the ortega government as "a regime that has been likened to nazi germany" (I would have appreciatedan attribution there), and mentioned the contras only very briefly as a resistance group created in opposition to a government ethnocide of indigenous people, and you said nothing at all about how the contras actually conducted themselves, despite the fact that their brutality was so deranged that even the US government, who was very closely aligned and openly supportive of them had to cease official support. you know why? the contras acted so egregiously that they MADE THE US CONGRESS ACTUALLY DO THEIR JOB, passing a law specifically to ban the US government from supporting the contras (that's why the CIA then continued covertly). note to insurgents: when depending on US support, refrain from massacring nuns engaged in humanitarian aid work! I didn't expect very much better, but you kinda outdid yourselves with this one.
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  4079. "ich will nicht mehr spielen" stellt sich als eine in außenpolitik und krieg nicht sonderlich produktive einstellung heraus.
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  4080. no, you wouldn't. and there isn't another country that keeps 2 million expelled people in a lawless closed gh°tto. there only is one other country still engaged in a colonial war/gen°°ide, which is indonesia.
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  4081. katzenfutterdosen verkleinern ist ja gemein... bei leuten, die das nicht merken, werden plötzlich die katzen zu wenig gefüttert! 😧
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  4082. I think they should at least have put a small solid charging handle there in addition to the sling attachment to have a handle that's always in the same position instead of having to hold the gun a certain way for the sling handle to always be in the same position. ad then just add another optional attachment point for the sling to take it off the charging handle. xD
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  4083. I hope those nuns get lots of comments from people who have bwen abused by catholic clergy, then maybe they'll see what organization they're really working for.
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  4084. the mode of ethnic conflict was not unusual at all, but the scale was. it was principally similar to many pogroms against jews in european history or against black people in the US (like the tulsa massacre). I'd say what probably stood out was the number of people/percentage of the population that participated in the killing, but a lot of that was probably because the genocide lasted for more than three months, so individual hutus had time to adjust to the "new normal" and escalate their own cruelty. the killings were organized and started by a racist political militia comparable to the third reich's SA or the KKK, and then more hutu civilians joined because the hateful ideology had already been fostered in the general population for decades.
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  4085. apropos - was ist eigentlich aus laschet geworden?
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  4086. they were forests,but mostly not rainforests. and the european deforestation occured mostly during the stone age, are you seriously complaining about hypocrisy because stone age europeans cut down europe's forests?
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  4087. shooting the brain would make sense, but what they actually do in the US is only shoot the chest.
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  4088. they tried to get someone to raise their children FOR FREE. like the kids are worth NOTHING. these fucking rich people, man!
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  4089. you should be surprised, because they didn't. that would have been an incredibly weird thing to do, as any american attack would risk a third world war with full NATO involvement, and the russian black sea flagship would have been one of the most provocative targets. if american troops are involved in ukraine, they are there as "military advisors" to assist in the use of NATO weapons and officially part of ukraine's foreign legion. but these very likely really were ukrainian cruise missiles, ukraine publicized their development and testing in recent years. they're based on harpoon missiles, which I think are british. it's not unreasonable to think that they were capable of sinking this ship given the demonstrated lack of professionalism of russian troops and the missiles' sea-skimming flight trajectory that avoids radar detection until shortly before impqct, at which point the ship's extremely numerous defensive measures and the crew would have had to be fully alert to counter the threat, which they weren't because the russians suck on land, suck at sea, and suck in the air.
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  4090. no it's not
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  4091. I suggest polonium.
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  4092. really? you wanted biden commentary on this? why?
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  4093. 6:49 "it was really important for people to come outside because last year, people were feeling suffocated at home." considering that this was filmed at the beginning of india's horrific second covid wave that had probably over a million people die at home, that is the worst choice of words I have heard this year. WOW! 0_O
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  4094.  @Marbles471  it's not unclear at all. OP says he fought against "them" in the 80s, and the "them" being referenced is clearly today's ANC government. set back into the 80s, the same "they" is obviously the ANC, not the white government. OP did clearly state that OP "fought against" the ANC. (I'm not implying condemnation, just pointing out that that is worded plenty clear)
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  4095. yes, it is in effect a tortured plant. however plants have no nervous system to produce complex sentience, though plants have been shown to respond to stress (like producing chemicals to repell insects, or gaseous chemicals that effectively warn other plants of the species of a threat worth reaponding to, such as speeding up ripening of fruit). also plants naturally grow in very often non-ideal environments. just look at all the stuff growing out of cracks in pavement and concrete. that's roughly equivalent to the growing conditions of bonsai trees.
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  4096. wrong pronoun, buddy
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  4097. please get this guy a dictionary to look up the word "liberal"!
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  4098. no way that guy's not on meth or coke
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  4099. none of the speakers at that rally got charged with inciting a riot, did they? y'all, your legal system is pathetic!
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  4100. it is largely genetic, but he looks even more muscly than many pit bulls. you can tell that he gets a lot of exercise despite being blind.
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  4101. 3:46 for my fellow germans
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  4102. how is this BBC host misreading yevgeny aw "eegevny"? that's ridiculous, why doesn't she know either the guy's name, or the name in general because it's a common name? can we maybe not have people present news who don't pay attention to news and don't know things? I think there are enough people who pay attention and know things, can you please try to hire them??? just to be clear for you, BBC, I don't mean about harry and meghan.
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  4103. you know that this wasn't actually you witnessing human evolution in real time, right? xD
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  4104. 7:33 😎 finally good commentary from BBC
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  4105. ecce mono is the name ^^
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  4106. it's always a good time to sue walmart in america, but I'd say walmart has a pretty good defense in that they can claim that they have a reasonable expectation that the police won't do anything bad to anybody. doesn't really match the reality of US policing, but it still matches the public perception.
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  4107. 1:29 I don't think that guy gave his real name xD
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  4108. "I'll put my mask up if you put your mask up!" - karen, do you see that there are other people around???
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  4109. what I wantto know is how far north that storm that's currently a super rare hurricane hitting baja california from the south is projected to move. any increase in windspeed in canada is going to make the fires even worse.
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  4110. it's too late for that. russia has joined china and will stick with china because china will definitely replace america as the world empire within the next 20 years.
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  4111. -looks british -looks like TV reporter yup
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  4112. no, what's made russia and america hesitant to start wars more or less against one another are obviously the nukes. these are echoes of the cold war, not of WW2. including germany's split position. xD
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  4113. 10:09 top katze
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  4114. 6:49 nutella
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  4115. well she won't be winning an oscar for lying!
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  4116. karzai joined the taliban in all but name the same day ghani fled the country, and now karzai functions as an international spokesperson (and probably diplomat) of the taliban.
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  4117.  @atvheads  what do you mean? the company is buying those tires.
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  4118. hamas isn't in the west bank. that's almost like looking for al qaeda in iraq.
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  4119. 16:29 more amateur hour at the small town police, who apparently don't even know what a suspect is. love the condescension throughout
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  4120. that's really sad... but I wonder if these protesters know how much they resemble a furry convention. 😅
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  4121. 200 capybaras
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  4122. that kid has some serious public speaking talent, even considering that he wasn't on stage there. he expressed himself better than more than half of top US politicians are able to (nikki haley is one who can).
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  4123. big cringe, china
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  4124. gucken die auch, wie facebook die leute massenhaft zu AfD und union schiebt?
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  4125. lügner
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  4126.  @liamgross7217  amber had more things to lie about, but I find gwyn less convincing than amber.
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  4127. keeping fear of poverty high and government assistance insufficient keeps wages low.
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  4128. I suppose a post-disaster photo-op visit by the president should be done either early enough that peoplw can't yet claim that help has been too slow to come, or if it does happen weeks later likw this, then there needs to have been enough federal aid and recognition thereof for the tone of the visit being sominated by people thankingthe president. to wait this long, and then have the general impression of the recwption be "better late than never, how about you help more now?" is terrible public image management. does he always walk THIS old, or is this worse than usual? if it is, maybe it's related to a medical issue that made them postpone the visit
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  4129. annoying how cenk keeps falsely repeating the 6000 bombsas the number for the whole month, when it actually was for the first six days. soon after, the IDF realised that bragging about how many bombs you drop on civilians actually plays very badly outside of the deranged israeli domestic audience and contradicts their claims about targeting individual legitimate targets, so they stopped making those bizarre announcements.
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  4130. seal videos
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  4131. Freeman the moderates were abandoned by the US/NATO and then quickly finished off by the taliban with pakistani support.
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  4132. saudi arabia and the emirates ought to properly fund humanitarian efforts in yemen.
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  4133. im untersuchungsausschuss die wahrheitspflicht abschaffen, das ist wirklich eine ganz feine sache.
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  4134. 0:07 "katschowka"? 🤦
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  4135. it is absolutely reasonable for airline staff to be on the lookout for child trafficking, and it is obvious that if they do that thoroughly, a lot of people are going to get checked who did nothing wrong. no problem at all, good job southwest!
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  4136. ARD=CDU, ZDF=SPD
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  4137. it sounds to me like the guy got stung by a wasp...
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  4138. the luftwaffe was hella busy elsewhere, they only occasionally sent some planes over to malta. if china attacks taiwan, that will be all of china's military fighting ONLY taiwan. there will be significantly less international support for taiwan than there currently is/is threatened to be for ukraine.
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  4139. the deal was made with the previous iranian government of shah reza pahlavi. britain probably argued that the new iran after the anti-western islamic revolution was a different state than the state they had a weapons deal with. like how no country recognizes the taliban government, and america went as far as seizing the US-based currency reserves of the central bank of afghanistan. well, you have to be fully americabrained to think it's ok for the US to give half of that money to american 9/11 victims and only use the other half for unspecified future aid projects for afghans.
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  4140. that iranian war museum looks dope.
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  4141. she tries to shield her kids from THE SOUNDS of war? there is no excuse for people there who are not evacuating their kids!
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  4142. it'a kind of a german-belgian-french group effort. the french were the ones who supported the genocide at the time, but germans and belgians built the racial policy foundations.
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  4143.  @spamstabber  by the same logic, anyone capable of doing or of doing and getting away with it would have the right to m°rder. that's not what having a right to do something means. that technically only refers to an action being supported (or not prohibited) by legislation, and is colloquially also often used to refer to an action being ethically good or righteous. in this case, it can only refer to international law, even though that's not really law - because international law is ubiquitously referred to and thought of by the average person as a form of law.
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  4144. 17:55 foreshadowing
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  4145. what he said originally was that allegedly 40 babies were killed in kfar aza, some beheaded - which was the extent of the allegation, practically nobody ever claimed or propagated "40 babies beheaded", that was a mischaracterisation by people denying the allegation. bassem youssef claimed that piers said the latter, and youssef was wrong. what morgan said here was that there allegedly were beheadings, he did not say baby beheadings. I haven't watched much footage, but from what I heard, there is at least one video of a soldier being beheaded. and I did see the one where a hamas rocket surgeon attempts to behead (and certainly does kill) a thai farm worker with a garden hoe - which turned out to be far too blunt. but he REALLY tried, I can tell you that much.
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  4146. don't cry about the culture war, just look up actual information and then get two shots of moderna because it is a smart decidion for you as an infividual. the risk reduction is very very clear, it would be even if the US didn't have massive covid spread like it does.
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  4147. dieser beitrag ist geprägt von stümperhafter einseitigkeit. zwanghafte pseudoneutrale gleichmacherei wäre auch mist, aber ihr benennt ja noch nicht einmal die gründe, weshalb diese für doof befundenen regelungen existieren! z.B. muss man als zuschauer selbst drauf kommen, dass sprachkurse nur begrenzt verfügbar sind, und dass dann in der tat die bleibeaussichten ein sinnvolles auswahlkriterium für bewerber sind. der beitrag macht daraus "die wollen ja, aber dürfen nicht, das ist doch bekloppt!" ihr habt hier bewusst relevante infos auf einer seite weggeschnitten, um aktivismusvor journalismus zu machen. das fällt aus dem gesetzlichen rahmen für öffentlich-rechtliche medien, und ist in desem fall wahrscheinlich noch nicht einmal effektiv, da der zuschauer schon ziemlich dumm und unkritisch sein muss, um sich nicht verarscht zu fühlen! ich bin sogar eurer meinung, aber ihr habt hier einfach schlecht gearbeitet.
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  4148. 4:51 "brutal crackdown"? either whoever wrote that sucks at their job, or BBC made an editorial decision to downplay that. what the burmese army did was very clearly primarily ethnic cleansing. the matter of debate is whether or not it's a genocide. a "brutal crackdown" is when an authoritarian government takes big violent action against a popular movement, not when an army expels millions of people from one ethnic group from the country by way of massacres and arson.
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  4149. that rubber in the explosive reactive armour is not what you think. that type of ERA is supposed to have a padding layer on top of the explosive charge. the explosive charges were taken out by the ukrainian military after capturing that russian tank, and the rest of the tank was heavily scavenged, too.
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  4150. fun fact: alle, die hier "was für links oder rechts?" kommentieren, sind AfD-wähler. ;)
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  4151. maybe pay attention, because they said in the video that that's the one legal exception in poland. though it is well documented that strict abortion bans with only the exception of saving the mother's life tend to lead doctors to err on the side of not aborting, and can lead to the death or injury of the mother by refusing or not offering an abortion, or putting it off for too long to let the mother's condition worsen enough for the doctor to feel safe in assessing the pregnancy to be a threat to the mother's life.
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  4152. I like her/her writer's funny indian english phrases and the odd way she reads numbers.
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  4153. it's kinda fun to spot the jealous car people in the comments .
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  4154. are those really breakthrough cases if they happen 6 months after vaccination when the official estimates are that you get 6 months of immunity from the vaccines? I'm kinda disappointed that you didn't point this out. seems like another case of the tyts being ignorant and shallow in your reporting.
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  4155. yeah, I'm glad he has other dogs. I hate when people lose a beloved pet and then refuse to get a new one because they think that replacing it somehow devalues the pet that died. the dead pet isn't around anymore, it doesn't make a difference to them. but there are lots of great pets alone and scared in little cells at risk of euthanasia in animal shelters, and you're not doing anyone any good by being lonely. you can still grieve your dead pet after getting a new one.
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  4156. no worries, it's bad advice. the previously established front of the separatist areas, which is still largely the front there, is the most fortified part of the front and thus the worst place for the russians to attack from, and he's telling them to attack there. the reason why that line hasn't moved during the whole invasion and why the russians still have supply lines fully through friendly territory up to that line is that it is so well defended. they've been trying to get through there the whole time and had less success than anywhere else.
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  4157. those little bushes are 20 years old? so they're pretty much growing mangoes on bonsai trees! xD
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  4158. it wouldn't be that hard to insulate a camera. enclose it with insulation with one or two layers of glass in the front. the firefighters aren't perfectly insulated either.
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  4159. 3:03 as a german, I certify this as the most german-sounding series of words.
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  4160. yeah, because the inefficiencies of the mother's digestion, her milk production, and the puppies' digestion all add to the food requirement, and the puppies use a lot of energy for growing as opposed to adult animals that just maintain their bodies and fuel movement. kinda like it takes a lot of plant calories in feed to produce meat or dairy, because not nearly all the energy input ends up in the product. it really is super impressive though how much nutrition many mammals can pfoduce in milk. that's quite a metabolic feat! the mother's digestive tract alone works super hard. well, not in all mammals, bears for example birth and nurse through the winter in their hidey holes, and the mother and cubs live off the mother's fat reserves.
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  4161.  @helenpellegrino7759  yes, obviously that as well, since even if you assign the same value per lived human-year regardless of current age (which broadly I would certainly not, but individual variation in hoe much one achieves, or how much joy vs how much suffering one experiences, is often greater than the difference between age groups), extremely old people have very little life left to live. but that's not my point, my point is that being 98 years old in almost every case means that you are heavily engaged in the process of dying. in court, what would need to be proven is not that it is possible that the stress of the raid caused her to die much earlier than she would have otherwise. the standard for civil court is that it having killed her must be more likely than not, and the standard in criminal court is that the contrary claim that the raid may not have caused her death is so implausible that even doubting the claim that it did kill her is unreasonable.
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  4162. kinda funny how this issue is too complicated for the tyts to have an opinion on.
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  4163. no, he certainly was not.
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  4164. shrew diplomacy 🐭
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  4165. I feel sorry for kids whose parents make them not take covid precautions. they're making cooties a real thing.
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  4166. and the prosecutors leverage that power to prevent most cases from going to trial in the first case by way of plea agreements. lots of people plead guilty to crimes they didn't commit because the risk of a trial is too big.
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  4167. your mum
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  4168. no, it isn't. he has some right to privacy about the details of the diagnosis, but he absolutely had to inform his standin and the office of the president of his scheduled incapacitation for treatment. it also would be normal and a very obvious thing to do to fully disclose the diagnosis with the presidency and DOD in order to disclose the prognosis, because that is a matter of national security that must be considered for the question of replacing him. the DOD and president need to know about the defence secretary's predicted chances of incapacitation, or at least about major diagnosed risks.
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  4169. there's definitely racism involved, but the border guards on either side of the border may also be still trying to stop a potential artificial stream of refugees from belarus. certainly with the yemeni boy referenced in the video that would be the issue. it may not be realistic depending on how porous the belarusian border is now, and I would guess that illegal migrants with indian passports are very rare around there, but the border guard have definitely been used to being very scaptical about letting non-white people cross for a long time. of course it could be said that they should be letting everybody through because there's a war, but they may be worried that if they let non-ukrainian asylum seekers through, that could heavily reduce the willingness of many EU countries to help the whole refugee stream. certainly that would be the case with poland. there also is the issue that india is pretty much on russia's side right now, and some ukrainians are probably taking that out on innocent indian citizens. in a war, people can very quickly start to be seen as enemies. basically the indians are probably seen as enemies, and the africans are probably seen as foreign migrants trying to sneak into the EU. and of course a lot of the foreigners trying to leave are men, and many border guards will not be inclined to let them take up space in the trains while ukrainian women and children are left behind.
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  4170. he forgor 🥴
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  4171. "eggcorn" - ana
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  4172. btw. three were j°°ish, and if they did that today, they'd probably have similar chnces as back then for that to be the case. meanwhile none of the on-campus protesters have even a°°aulted ANYONE (tiny numbers of people joining off campus may have, they're certainly responsible for almost all problematic utterances, since the students can't police what gets said near campus or entirely elsewhere).
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  4173. putin only becomes wider.
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  4174. babies are supposed to be wobbly and you can't just keep them if you find one! xD
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  4175. I call woo-woo on burning making microplastic in sea salt less harmful. burning plastic makes it way more toxic.
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  4176. maybe, but I think it's hard to say in advance when it's for an indeterminate amount of time. if you know that it's only for some defined number of weeks or months, it should be easy enough.
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  4177. fetterman absolutely still is the better candidate. oz is a maga snakeoil salesman. they should have just not done a debate.
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  4178.  @Grumpy_Raver  I know that many do, but jordan is the arab state with the friendliest or at least closest relationship with palestinians. you could claim that lebanon is friendlier because it ended up hosting lots of palestinian refugees expelled by jordan, but it did so because lebanon is a disparate mess of hostile or warring ethnic and religious factions, and some of those figured that they could use the many PLO-associated militants among that refugee population as allies (who were the reason for the jordanian expulsion). lebanon keeps all those palestinians and their descendants as refugees unable to gain citizenship in segregated camps/ghettos because they're supposed to return sooner or later to the land israel stole from them. jordan on the other hand occupied and annexed the west bank after 1948 until losing it to israel in 1967, and from soon after the annexation until about two decades after the israeli conquest of the west bank, jordan recognised all west bank palestinians registered with jordanian west bank authorities as jordanian citizens, who were allowed to live anywhere in jordan. west bank palestinians having jordanian citizenship before 1967 was the best political situation for any palestinians since the nakba. egypt on the other hand occupied gaza in squalor without offering citizenship or free movement to palestinians, not unlike what israel later did. jordan did eventually, two decades after losing the west bank, renounce its claim to the west bank as part of its peace deal with israel, and has since endeavoured to rescind jordanian citizenship from portions of the palestinian-jordanian population and diaspora in various ways, which has been most unwelcome. but people descended from post-1948 palestinian refugees makeup 20-50% or jordan's population depending on who you ask, and at least 70% of them are jordanian citizens. jordan is the only arab country to have granted large numbers of palestinian refugees citizenship. if I had to be a palestinian in the middle east, I would want to be in jordan.
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  4179. you really should have applied some of the waste-management/sustainability focus that you guys want us to think you care about here - by covering what this factory does with all the off-cuts. besides the usual bone and connective tissue that can't be used for much worthy of note, and the fat they cut off that I sure hope they save for tallow (the usefulness is obvious, would suck if they threw that away), the interesting part here is the huge amount of dry-aging right they're cutting off. if all else fails, you could probably use almost all waste products from this factory by rendering fat for tallow for human consumption, and making animal feed/pet food from the rest. or you could be extremely american and bury everything in the nearest landfill. or you could do idiot sustainability and send it all to a biogas facility. either way, worth mentioning, don't you think???
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  4180. 3:40 why is he wearing an american thin blue line patch? that's a political symbol of US police thugs, what does a ukrainian soldier have to do with that?
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  4181. 1:51 why did the chicken cross the road?
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  4182. seems like they should have a much more powerful device that cleans a wider path from farther away, or better yet scans a wall and automatically cleans it from a tripod (from multiple positions if the wall isn't flat and smooth ).
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  4183. die waren extra brav damit lutz möglichst schnell die leinen zurückgibt.
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  4184. 7:02 "auch mikrowellenstrahlen können im gehirn geräusche erzeugen" - sportliche behauptung, was verbirgt sich dahinter?
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  4185. canada is america again
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  4186. bisschen rücksicht bitte, die frau ist schwer copiumabhängig.
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  4187. 1:22 oh god no now I get why they killed him
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  4188. J D I'm in favor of that, but it's a pretty odd thing to bring up.
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  4189. wie sagt man "stehen bleiben, papiere!" auf hebräisch?
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  4190. you guys are stretching that automatic translation past its limits. 🇨🇳👎🇹🇼👍
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  4191. it isn't already??????
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  4192. that's a perfect dog!
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  4193. ah yes, my smugness beats your evidence for the existence of a whole field of biomedical and bioeapons research on which the equivalent of trillions of today's dollars have been spent. because everyone has really just been doing nonsense for the last 100+ years. dude, you could have clung on to covid lab leak denial so much more plausibly than this...
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  4194. R E G E N E R O N is about half as effective as the vaccines at best by the way.
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  4195. I'd say her eyes, skin and weight are signs of neglect, but the staring into the void is a sign of abuse. abused dogs shut down like that as if they were trying to disappear so that nobody notices them.
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  4196. Kolin Martz I know that it's not a health thing. it's a style thing.
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  4197. am I going to be the one who has to say that patton was an a-hole?
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  4198. I'm kinda most impressed with them apparently managing to sharpen bronze blades enough to shave with them. I would have guessed that knapped stone would have been used for that before steel.
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  4199. yeah, this feels like something swept off the TMZ cutting room floor.
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  4200. that's what OPEC is for, you goober! that's an anti-western cartel, too.
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  4201.  @PeterSedesse  weird thing to brag about when saudi arabi and russia each produce very similar oil volumes as the US, and the US has only been number 1 for ~5 years because rising oil prices made the more expensive extraction of shale oil and tar sand viable, which now account for much of america's production. saudi arabia and russia produce their oil much cheaper. the comparison I like to make when somebody expresses any degree of confusion over russia not being as powerful as the US is that russia has half of the population of the US, and a third of the GDP of california.
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  4202. ​ @achiyederi3622  this is a less obvious deliberate israeli escalation than the other ones I mentioned, which as I said are undeniable in their intent. it is also extremely clear that israel abuses its power advantage and systematically escalates violence in that israel asserts an exclusive "right" to strike first, and has an explicit policy of responding to every palestinian attack with a bigger attack, including to those palestinian attacks that happen directly in response to one of those israeli first strikes.
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  4203. thailand is the labour of argentina's fruits.
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  4204. henry kissinger got a nobel peace prize. that prize has been a bad joke for a long time.
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  4205. I have seen a bunch of documentaries about similar things (human trafficking and rape), and the apathy and refusal to uphold laws intended to protect women and girls by police in india, bangladesh and pakistan is shocking. in a lot of places, if an underage girl is kidnapped and sold as a bride, the police will just shrug and consider her married and property of her husband. if a woman or girl is raped, they say it must have been her fault for dressing and acting immodestly, because women who behave correctly don't get raped (also she is a disgrace to her family and nobody should ever marry her).
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  4206. america didn't sink it. and if russia wasn't stupid, their main air defense ship with three layers of anti-missile defense systems (long range AA missiles, short range AA missiles, rotary cannons) should have been able to defend itself against two incoming cruise missiles.
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  4207.  @professional.commentator  cuba is a sovereign country, the US just belligerently occupy part of it because they can, because cuba can't afford to attempt to force the americans to leave. they have been told many times to leave, they just don't. kinda like syria, or maybe like iraq soon. the US also still enforce insane cold war sanctions because they can and because they're petty and they don't want to give cuba any kind of win.
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  4208. this is fake medicine, it's already dangerous in humans and certainly more so when the guy is working on all kinds of different animals so he doesn't know their anatomy as well (and he's fucking poking the spines of guinea pigs with pencil erasers). also no, the placebo effect is in fact a thing in animals. he just pulled that out of his ass, which is of course very representative of chiroprakters' relationship to science.
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  4209.  @ponygirl1716  gaza is dependent on israel in large part because israel has destroyed much of the infrastructure and industry it used to have (such as power plants and flour mills), and israel prevents fishermen from reaching fishing grounds farther out at sea and farmers from farming fields near the border, which constitute a large part of what little area is not built upon in gaza. israel has also seized all major water sources in palestine, and in an equitable arrangement, gaza would be supplied with far more water. 95% of gazans did not even have sufficient access to safe drinking water before this war, with waterborne diseases being ubiquitous particularly among children. hamas will neverbe responsible for israel's actions. it doesn't matter that hamas should have known and did know that israel would attack palestinian civilians in response to the massacre, israel is not allowed to attack civilians completely regardless of what hamas does. only the perpetrators are guilty. each party of the conflict is responsible for their own actions. and israel in particular is very free to choose various courses of action due to its overwhelming military and economic power and foreign support. israel is not "forced to" drop even one bomb on gaza, israel's aggression is completely optional. it's based on israel's official policy of esclated retaliation against every attack, which is absurdly immoral on its face.
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  4210. nicaragua is the second poorest country in the americas after haiti???
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  4211. putin's mini-me
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  4212. broadly speaking perhaps. differences are rhat france is leaving in large part because of the new coup-generated military government that they don't like, other foreign forces including german and other UN troops may remain, and others like the african union or individual neighbour states might join the fight. a downside would be that the islamists in mali are not one united and in large part reasonable group interested in governing like the taliban, but rather unstable ISIS-linked groups prone to splintering and tribalism and what not.
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  4213. das ist ja gerade das ding, nennt sich recht auf rückkehr...
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  4214. "in den meisten anderen staaten"? ääähhh NEIN! 😂
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  4215. well actually, all cats do. xD rabbits are really just built for running, and the size of their back legs dictates a low hopping motion when they're walking slowly. they can only jump like 50 cm high to evade predators (such as jumping over attacking birds of prey :o). cats are actually built to jump and can make it like two meters up a wall or over a meter with no wall to double-jump against. rabbits' legs look like they're made for jumping, but they're really made for horizontal acceleration.
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  4216.  @n_coder  there is a clip in this video of that
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  4217. 10:13 "I don't feel influenced by the russians, because the church teaches us the truth." 🥚this is your brain. 🍳this is your brain on religion. any questions?
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  4218. the last time they ruled, girls largely weren't even deemed worthy of learning to read the quran. they're pretty much undecided about whether women are people.
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  4219. scamming unemployment benefits while already having a good salary is a particularly clear example in my opinion of santos' compulsive lying. I can barely get myself to collect those even when I'm actually entitled to them. I already don't really understand people who earn their money illegally then collecting unemployment benefits that they don't need, but it's even more absurd when your income you claim to not have is legal and formally recorded.
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  4220. intriguingly, this one was actually a female mass shooter.
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  4221. a lot of ukrainian homes are desteoyed, many ukrainian jobs are desteoyed, many ukrainian homes and jobs are located near current or potential future fighting, and many ukrainians justifiably don't want to live under russian occupation either. it's obvious that displaced ukrainians need more homes than are available in ukraine, and there actually are A LOT of regions in europe that have many empty homes due to the locals leaving to live and work in big cities.
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  4222. at charlie hebdo there were multiple shooters with fully automatic guns, body armour and combat training. the uvalde shooter had a semiautomatic rifle, no body armour, no combat training and barely any experience with guns.
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  4223. 4:58 "insect resins" must be mislabeled. the only insect resin with commercial value is shellac (made by a type of bark louse that creates resinous shells around branches it feeds on for protection), and that's not that valuable and made on the indian subcontinent in somewhat wetter climate. resins that somlia produces are frankincense and myrrh, which are plant resins with no insect involvement (made by cutting shrubby trees and later collecting the hardened resin). the percentage of revenue looks plausible for frankincense and myrrh, the stuff is worth a lot. if there is shellac production in somalia that I am not aware of, it would certainly be a smaller industry than plant resins, so that image must be labelled incorrectly.
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  4224. wow, that is low key hilarious.
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  4225. 3:36 those are TERRIBLE ship names! xD USS united states USS constellation USS constitution USS congress USS president absolutely abysmal, george. constellation and constitution are sort of passable, but president, united states and congress are idiotic.
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  4226. 3:00 I like how soft he says soft xD
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  4227. the wreckage is an S-300 missile. russia has been using S-300 missiles for ground attacks, but the missile impact was well out of range for an S-300 from the closest point of belarus that russia could have lwunched from. only ukraine can have launched the missile that landed in poland, it's that simple. also NATO has 100% monitored the flight paths of all miasiles on western ukraine, from ground- based and aerial radars. that's how they knew so quickly, all they had to do was to ask the NATO military units engaged in that radar surveillance at that time for the flight path of the missile that hit poland, and they discovered that it took off in western ukraine far away from any russians. perhaps the higher ups didn't even have to ask, because the surveillance people already passed it up the chain of command as soon as they saw an object flying into poland.
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  4228. that's in no way true.
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  4229. in communist china, state criticize you.
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  4230. what? where? the guy was charging his phone from the solar cell on the roof, and the phone service provider has its own generators. and those lights, those are candles, they are not electric my friend.
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  4231. but the book prescribes making wars for it! :/
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  4232. you'll get a very bad reception if you try to drop off you own dog's newborn puppies at a shelter.
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  4233.  @vvy4egh  no, 911 calls also work without the caller identifying themselves, it's quite common. the caller gets asked for their name because it's assumed to be likely that they would be useful as a witness if a crime has been committed, and they're supposed to be held accountable if they made a false report, but if the caller hangs up or refuses to give a name, the cops generally still show up and investigate the report. and I'm pretty sure that not identifying oneself on a 911 call is not a crime.
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  4234. der post über die ostfront, dass da deutsche und russen normalerweise zusammen feiern und nur ausnahmsweise mal aufeinander schießen war total daneben. wenn nicht gerade gekämpft wurde, bestand der kontakt zwischen deutschen soldaten und russischer/sonstig slavischer zivilbevölkerung größtenteils aus plünderung, vergewaltigung und mord, und russische kriegsgefangene wurden fast identisch wie juden im KZ behandelt.
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  4235. I know it's the term everyone uses, but "refugee camp" gets misapplied in the palestinian context. these are residential neighbourhoods built for refugees and now their descendants (and others). and in other arab countries, they are typically ghettos, with the residents not allowed to move elsewhere because palestinians descended from refugees don't get citizenship. except in jordan most are citizens, a legacy of jordan's 1948-1967 annexation of the west bank. but I think the minority who are not citizens may also be restricted to livingin ghettos in jordan. in gaza, refugee camps are just neighbourhoods like any other, but arguably the whole strip is a ghetto. a huge one, but it very much functions like one, as do the various shrinking palestinian areas in the west bank.
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  4236.  @kieragard  no, just make them in indonesia. indonesia has a sizeable manufacturing sector that certainly includes nacre craftsmen (because it's an island nation), indonesia has much lower wages than japan, it doesn't seem like the species of the implanted shell is particularly important since they're implanting mussel into an oyster, and even if it is important, indonesia has A LOT of native mollusc species and could almost certainly also import whole mussel shells more cheaply and probably without government quotas.
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  4237.  @Drevon300  I didn't make it, I just appreciate it
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  4238. ugh stop
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  4239. victims -> shootees?
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  4240. noop9k sputnik-V is the bomb, it's pretty much tied with moderna as the most effective vaccines. and sputnik light is a much better one shot vaccine than J&J. the russians did a great job with their industrial espionage for sputnik-V in 2020, it looks like they pretty much observed the early results of western vector vaccine development and then made one that fixed the obvious shortcomings, like by using two different vector viruses unlike astrazeneca. meanwhile the western companies were already locked into their vaccines and pushed them through the trials as they were because they didn't want to lose time with starting over. the way russia pretty much said "fuck the trials, we know this works" was pretty shady, but the end result of sputnik-v is actually really impressive. I wouldn't trust it to be low in side effects, but the efficacy is very good.
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  4241. Kris C governments want their people vaccinated because covid has crippled almost every country's economy. healthy and vaccinated people who don't need hospital care or lockdowns are far more productive. our interests OBVIOUSLY align with the government's. what the do you think they want, you degenerate?
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  4242. wie sollen die kinder denn das ganze verpasste mobbing aufholen? :(
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  4243. I like how everybody else stopped shooting after that first kaboom
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  4244. sars cov-1 broke out in 2002. nobody patented the virus.
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  4245. good topic, but questionable decision to broadcast those boys expressing hatred for the taliban.
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  4246. what? why areyou still pretending to know nothing? everybody knows what happened, we just don't know where in a large ocean area the plane came down.
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  4247. staplerfahrer yasuo
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  4248. ​ @Ludvigvanamadeus not quite. vlad criticises the cultivated and very common rejection of collective responsibility among russians, roman mostly promotes it.
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  4249.  @Ludvigvanamadeus  what I'm talking about is applying the same standard of collective responsibility to the russian people that the consensus view applies to the german people of the nazi era. seriously, you're going to whine about moral standards there? then you have no moral standards at all.
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  4250.  @richardhack9830  no, blitzkrieg and the blitz are entirely separate. blitzkrieg is armoured maneuver warfare, it never reached britain. the blitz was a unique name given to germany's bombing and missile strike campaign in england. blitzkrieg is a genuine german loanword, the blitz is fake german (makes no sense and is not used in german).
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  4251. so basically thailand is seeing an unusual lull in overtourism.
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  4252.  @creamdogg  carbon fiber is great for pressure vessels that contain higher pressure inside, such as airplane fuselages and cryogenic rocket fuel tanks. if the fiber structure is properly applied then the fiber is under tension, and the binder is hardly stressed at all.
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  4253. TheBlazersfan22 ukraine losing part of its territory ane population and gaining nothing while the inhabitants of the region get to live in a more authoritarian state is a fair deal?
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  4254. B D the DRC is extremely ripe for industrialization. they have gigantic mineral wealth and are letting other countries' companies make most of the profit by exporting exclusively raw materials. and they have plenty of young people to become industrial workers - by which I don't mean kids digging up coltan with their hands.
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  4255. that's quite a bad commentator, he's just making shit up.
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  4256. 6:13 ana policing what cenk is allowed to like is some f**king nasty behaviour
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  4257. and like the gateway drugs hypothesis, you are asserting this based on no evidence. whether CSA material consumption increases, decreases, or does not change the likelihood of that person directly offending against children is very difficult to prove either way. nobody is going to run a big experiment on it, and from real world statistics, you can generally only discover the obvious correlation that yes, most direct offenders consume such materials. you can poll offenders about their opinion, but humans are generally fond of blaming external factors for bad things they do, so it really doesn't tell you anything if those people claim to have been influenced. meanwhile those who only consume the material and have not directly offended are likely to tell you that it's not having a negative influence, no matter whether that's factually true.
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  4258.  @lowman5893  john rabe had lived in china for 30 years before the invasion. after that much time, most people consider a country (in his case perhaps especially because he lived in several different chinese cities) to be at least a secondary home, if not their new main home country. even today, and more so back then, of course it would be seen as a strange proposition that a european could become chinese, but certainly living in a foreign country for 30 years as a guest would also suffice for almost anybody to develop an understanding of the fact that the locals also are fully human people - unless the person in question is part of a segregated supremacist colonizer class, which would have only been the case to a moderate degree since china was semi-colonized by various european nations since in 1900 the boxer rebellion was crushed by an alliance of the seven most powerful european countries plus the USA, but germany's leverage was relatively limited (they owned qingdao/tsingtao, that's why that's the name of china's biggest beer brand now).
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  4259. clearly a statement made at a time when palestinians were not targeted anywhere near as genocidally as today.
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  4260. there's a lot of both-sidesing in this conflict, but the fact that azerbaijan drew this new border through villages in a region as clearly sparsely populated as that is a totally unnecessary deliberate guarantee for future conflict. take the whole village or don't! don't make enemies live in throwing distance of each other if you don't have to!
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  4261. I get the sense that these people are VERY good at dog training.
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  4262. it is.
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  4263. kinda seems unlikely to work at all... though if ever, then it should work at night, when more people put their phones on surfaces that are relatively stiffly connected to the ground. this sounds like an opt-in feature, so how many people actually activated it on their phones? did you ask the people you polled if they had, and find any that did? if it's an opt-in fearure, and you only polled people who didn't opt in, that would be pretty dumb. that alarm sound is ridiculous, very non-urgent-sounding. proper emergency alerts don't sound anything like that, they make the phone produce a noise that's actually alarming, that doesn't sound like some normal notification or time alarm.
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  4264. it also targets the words that name the main peoples and religions involved. btw different accounts are kept in different enforcement categories, so don't assume that you can post a thing just because somebody else did. I have seen others able to copypaste hundreds of words about this topic that would get dozens of red flags for me. I saw someone comment "the n word" ending in -a last year, while I can't even post "°°gro".
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  4265. there should be NO negotiations with russia to free captured foreign volunteers. they went to ukraine to risk their lives to help ukraine. we should honour their decision and not let them be used as leverage against ukraine. no negotiations before the war is over!
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  4266. the path is the goal? xD
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  4267. the word is dehumanization.
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  4268. the guy's face in the red poppy field picture is gold. it's almost like he gets the irony. almost. it should be updated though by swapping his face for a sunflower.
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  4269. if you want to be really shocked, I recommend googling about the US military use of the song "napalm sticks to kids".
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  4270. the fed's "only job is to prevent inflation"? holy shit ana, that is VERY ignorant! the standard aim of modern reserve banks is to drive inflation at a slowish rate. they do NOT want steady money value or deflation. the fed is actually doing more to counter current record inflation though than the european central bank is, which has been doing absolutely weird shit for years.
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  4271. "natürlich haben wir gedacht, dass der winter ganz normal wird [und normal inventar gekauft]." tja, wer nicht hören will muss fühlen. um einen normalen winter für souvenirläden zu erwarten musste man schon ziemlich deppert sein.
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  4272. "whack-a-mole is a notoriously difficult game" - janelle dumalaon
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  4273. "vaquita mammal" is not a term. if you want to not just call it a vaquita, it's "vaquita porpoise". if people don't know what a porpoise is, tough luck.
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  4274.  @aperfecttool257  non-sequitur
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  4275. I know the killers name: his name is giovanni giorgio, but everybudy calls him giorgio.
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  4276. I like how he noticed that his old self sounded exactly like borat xD
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  4277. the americans were flying way more people out. they did like 90% of the evacuations.
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  4278. this video is a good example of the practically ubiquitous rejection of russian collective responsibility among russians who disapprove of russia's actions. they INSIST that this war is just mysteriously happening, nobody wants it, nobody likes it, nobody believes in it, nobody is doing it, nobody can stop it, nobody knows anything, and no russian outside of the government is responsible.
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  4279. ist ja kein brokkoli.
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  4280. it is technically called load shedding, because the way it's done is that the utility provider deliberately disconnects parts of the grid in order to keep any part of the grid supplied with the standardised frequency, current and voltage that the grid and the devices connected to it are built to work with. the intentional disconnection is the shedding, and all the stuff people want to power on that part of the grid is the load. I'm pretty sure south africa has had severe and usually worsening load shedding since just a few years after apartheid, for like 25 years now. the ANC has never done a good job, and they only get more and more used to the perception that it is impossible for them to not be reelected, no matter how badly they govern. which of course emboldens them to keep increasing their personal corrupt benefit from abusing their power, and to largely not even consider trying to learn to do their jobs properly.
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  4281. absolut schamlos, diese staatsanwälte!
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  4282. hate off to you, too
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  4283. funny that it took a painter to make a gun this ugly, seemingly lacking any aesthetic considerations, huh?
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  4284. omar is on his way to baltimore?
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  4285. 2:02 das ist nicht mykolajiw, mykolajiw liegt im küstenraum zwischen cherson und odessa.
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  4286. 🤦‍♂️
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  4287. wasn't she too old for james franco?
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  4288. afghanistan has no oil, genius.
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  4289. freddie ist tot... :(
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  4290. "A meta-analysis and systematic review found that the most clinically relevant risk factors for clubfoot were family history, paternal and maternal smoking, maternal obesity, gestational diabetes, amniocentesis, and the use of selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs)." (wikipedia)
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  4291.  @TraumaER  yup
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  4292. Zach Blundeto the only thing that drug would enable you to do is run a little longer. yes, it's relevant to ice skating scores, but it changes very little about kamila valieva being amazing. :<
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  4293. I wonder when china will start doing that
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  4294. looks relatively antifascist for a tie.
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  4295. she put the bu in bundestag
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  4296. why is that one guy carrying an LMG and a weirdly long silenced AK-74 sort of gun at the same time?
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  4297. 11:20 uhm that's not 8%, that's 15%. the numbers in your videos are really bad. xD
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  4298. "no risk, no fun" - vladimir lenin
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  4299. Lisa S lol could you perhaps explain to me what jimmy dore stands for? wide putin?
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  4300. 8.5% of american women drink alcohol during pregnancy?! that is a MASSIVE problem! alcohol is almost certainly far more harmful to a fetus than any other common drug, even light alcohol consumption along the lines of a glass of wine a handful of times at any point during the pregnancy can produce fetal alcohol syndrome, which is a very serious permanent disability (and the kids also end up looking like mike pence). no amount of alcohol is ok during pregnancy, it's one of the most important rules to follow.
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  4301. 7:17 bundestach 👍
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  4302. I think those are crane fly larvae. definitely insects, not earth worms.
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  4303.  @ullawol5937  das ist selbstverständliche realität.
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  4304. no, that would not be gimmicky enough.
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  4305. 6:43 there's still hair on it xD
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  4306. that does not appear to be allah's will. >_>
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  4307. why no mention of the dead and disappeared?
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  4308. he ded officially now
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  4309. biden is way off to the right of merkel, who was center-right.
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  4310. finally a trans woman mass shooter! SLAY QUEEN
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  4311. just look at him smirking in that video at the shrine, that is obviously not a man choosing to leave a rich and comfortable life to go to prison for several years. I reckon the leadership of his party has agreed to make some kind of concession to the military and royal true rulers of thailand in exchange for a pardon. he arrived and was booked in thailand before the next attempt to form a government because the agreement is that he goes through certain formalities and has his pardon formalised before his party takes certain actions needed for them to form the agreed government. the party is holding some part of the government formation process as leverage, they will only do it after he gets his pardon. why exactly he had to come to thailand for this I don't know, but it could be as simple as him being required to do it because surrendering to be arrested first is a symbolic bow to the rulers' authority. if one pretends that there was no party deal, then him getting himself arrested means that he is now powerless and literally at the mercy of the rulers. it's him giving up his resistance and begging for mercy. sending him a pardon while he's safe abroad would have portrayed a different power distribution, it would be seen more as the rulers giving in and acknowledging that they don't have the authority or the power to punish him.
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  4312. -8chan admin -white american man living in japan -created qanon conspiracy narrative calling everybody he doesn't like pedophiles kinda sus 🤔
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  4313. if you think about it, it's interesting that it's a "luxury" water brand, but all bottled in plastic, isn't it? sure, you wouldn't want to transport glass across the ocean, but they could ship it in tankers and bottle it in the country of sale. I guess the main reason is that most people who want the "luxury water" are still not willing to deal with heavy glass bottles.
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  4314. scheint im historischen kontext unwahrscheinlich, aber... wir? xD
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  4315. it takesa much higher rate of participation to do a general strike compared to shutting down the country with street protests or riots. for the strike you probably need about 70%, for the protests perhaps only 10-20%
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  4316. US military occupying an oil field in a country whose government doesn't want them there, you say? act of war, you say? 🤔
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  4317. thanks for calling them out - the situation should be such that companies pushing to get away with less than the legal barr minimum of customer service and honesty get punished for it by way of people not buying their products to a high wnough degree that the revenue lost is bigger than the expenses saved. I would even say that this used to be the default expectation by which most companies conducted their business in decades past: to build a brand that people trust. nowadays, some of the biggest companies like apple and tesla are normalising business practices akin to small time scammers!
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  4318. what you see there is that discrepancy being institutionally upheld. this school exists for teen moms and not for teen dads because it's just assumed that the mothers have to take care of the children, and the fathers will go on with their lives mostly as if they didn't have children. if the system assumed that fathers ought to share equal responsibility (other than the pregnancy), then that school would be for both girls and boys.
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  4319. "assigning blame without the facts to back it up" - that's rich coming from al jazeera, since that's exactly what you're doing. you have treated this as a confirmed airstrike and still do, despite the fact that the mostly incendiary damage does not match any known israeli ordnance, and does match a rocket exploding with much of its fuel unburnt.
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  4320. business insider can't math at all. 11:20 that's not 8%, that's 15%.
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  4321. 3:16 what do you mean? are any serbs actually asking for autonomy, rather than for integration into serbia? isn't all the autonomy talk just intended as a compromise?
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  4322. 6:43 that's a good visualization of how incredibly overpriced mcdonald's is. here in germany I can spend less than the price of a big mac at a tiny individually owned döner kebab shop for a döner kebab that is significantly larger, far more delicious, and slightly less unhealthy than that big mac. how are these tiny budinesses making better offers than mcdonald's, when they no doubt pay far higher prices for ingredients and appliances? mcdonald's prices are ridiculous!
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  4323. do a poll among florida cops, ask them whether trump is president!
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  4324.  @back2ufloyd61  of course they did. I heard an account of a guy who walked to southern gaza through a checkpoint, and he said they had to hold their papers up the whole time they stood in the queue, for many hours.
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  4325. you tyts are way too focused on not conceding when republicans are right about something. they are right that execution by firing squad is more humane than the electric chair or the typical american lethal injection drugs, and that those methods of execution were developed to make executions look less gruesome, while ignoring their actual level of cruelty. re-adding another method of execution is NOT the same subject as whether or not there should be executions. not at all. you changed the damn subject because you just wanted to push back against fox news even though this is a rare instant where they actually did say something reasonable, which you could not actually argue against, so you argued a different point. this is a weak segment.
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  4326. if i-country actually timed an intensification to coincidewith the superbowl, I think it's actually more insidious than an intent to distract (which is what we saw with the r°pe story vs. the end of the captive-exchange pause and invasion of the south, and with the UNRWA story vs ICJ preliminary ruling). if this is deliberate time-matching, then that is done in the hope that americans will be annoyed by having their superbowl experience disrupted by people complaining about g°za.
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  4327. please stop saying "piutin" >_>
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  4328. hippos are vegetarians
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  4329. nur wagenknecht ist schlimmer
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  4330. Sheemonto Chicken green water is caused by algae blooms, which is often the result of fertilizer or sewage pollution. the algae can rob the water of oxygen, killing many organisms like fish and causing a stink from increased anaerobic decay. so yeah, green water is usually nasty. brown water would not indicate a problem.
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  4331. "overdose of 75% of printed money"? what's that supposed to mean? only a small percentage of money exists in printed form, and it's getting less and less particularly in the US, which is pretty far into its cashless transition - which is definitely evil, especially if you replace cash with insane american rip-off credit cards (credit card providers are not allowed to charge anywhere near as much in the EU, and still few people use them compared to the US).
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  4332. guppy719 "Most un democratic country that claims to be a democracy." have you heard of the democratic people's republic of korea?
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  4333. hate off to you, too
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  4334. WHY did navalny and kara-murza both return to russia only to get themselves extremely predictably locked up indefinitely? this so-called russian opposition seems very eager to neuter itself - all they have been doing for the last ~10 years was to stand up in small manageable numbers and say "I don't like you, come arrest me".
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  4335. 6:38 hase du bleibst hier!
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  4336. das ist kein ant°°°°itismus. nichts davon.
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  4337. when I first saw a clip of this mccarthyist inquisition, a slightly more complete one than this extremely deceptive version here that cut out the "intif°da" context, it actually made me very excited to see such wonderfully bad optics on the pro-israel advocacy side. imagine my disappointment when I saw reporting such as this here. 😑
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  4338. hoffen wir, dass die SPD lieber neueahlen als groko, und die grünen lieber neuwahlen als schwarz-grün-gelb nehmen, wenn lindner die ampel verweigert.
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  4339.  @SpencerHHO  yeah I know that jobs in heavily industrialised resource extraction tend to pay very well by manual labour standards - it's a relatively small number of humans running very productive and extremely expensive machines. running the machines at a high productivity level and with little damage is worth some expense in labour. even in jobs that are not difficult to fill due to low skill requirements, replacing workers and needing the new ones to learn the ropes generally reduces productivity and safety. with that mine truck driving job, it would probably be particularly bad. I would assume that if you really had to replace a driver with someone with no experience, even someone with driving talent would be very slow in driving and maneuvering for weeks or months, since developing an awareness of the space that giant vehicle takes up must be quite an unusual experience, and learning to drive around the questionably secure edges of that deep pit all day in a hard to handle vehicle is probably quite stressful.
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  4340. curious how thetitle "climate optimism" and the general technobabble here resemble the gates-funded kurzgesagt videos that claim that we're actually on track with handling climate change... even though kurzgesagt was totally editorially independent and objective on those videos 😉😉
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  4341. ah yes, sciency word salad. my favourite!
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  4342. this video made no attempt to answer the titulat question. I'm pretty sure I could give a better answer, which is that a lot of people think that voodoo is dwvil worship, but it's not about the devil, it's about the dead.
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  4343. literally lipstick on a pig 😬
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  4344. "nicht in einer art dauerlauerstellung" - anders kann doch der markus gar nicht mehr! xD
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  4345. 13:05 lol @ the minister's mall ninja gun
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  4346. the entebbe raid was everything that today's occupation police IDF is not.
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  4347. huh? for what do vineyards use glyphosate? I can't imagine that the grapevines they're growing in luxembourg are already "roundup ready" GMOs.
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  4348. for the greater good!
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  4349.  @TheOneManWhoBeatYou  let me give you a roundabout calculation for that. israel's active duty military is in fact extremely large relative to israel's size, since it contains active duty conscripts of both genders serving extremely long mandatory terms (24 months for women, 38 for men, jews and druze except for ultra-orthodox jews who don't want to and are exempt). israel's active duty force is 170.000. I'm sure you would agree that the baseline security situation calls for those troops to be more heavily concentrated at the gaza border, but lets assume that they were spread evenly throughout israel and the occupied territories. I can't find a number claim of area captured, but the maps I'm seeing show hamas having invaded territory roughly equal to the area of the gaza strip (365km²). that is 1.3% of the territory of israel+occupied golan heights+west bank (27.700km2). 1.3% of the active duty IDF personnel are 2210. israel's claim is 2500 qassam brigade infiltrators, but if that even is a count, that seems likely to include many unarmed and/or untrained opportunistic tagalongs. the common claim everybody has made in the ukraine war is that it takes about three times the number of defenders for an average offensive operation to be successful, but defending fortified borders and military bases should favour defenders even more. do you feel like you saw 2200 israeli troops defending against the attack already posted at and near the gaza border? I don't. my impression is that the deployment of IDF to the gaza envelope was not only no higher than the average for all IDF-controlled territories, but actually much, much lower. hamas captured the goddamn headquarters of the gaza division, supposedly five hours into their ground invasion, and I can't find a specific number, but a division is supposed to contain 6000-25.000 troops. do you feel like you saw 6000-25.000 troops stationed around gaza? did you see the hamas video of the first wave of attackers running through the erez crossing death funnel without anyone shooting at them? that is unbelievable, it can not be possible to take out a remotely reasonably sized guard detachment for the erez crossing with a handful of drone drops! the gaza border was practically abandoned, and it took the IDF SIX HOURS to even initiate a counteroffensive operation. hardly any invaded community was reached in less than 8 hours, the last were reached after two days. the first small counteroffensive operations were conducted by off-duty and retired military officers who drove in from as far as tel aviv following private calls for help, and found dispersed conscripts without orders over whom they assumed unofficial command - they were there before the IDF even decided to do anything because they weren't in the chain of command, and as such not waiting for somebody else to tell them to do something, as apparently the whole IDF were. either the entire army command is so absurdly incompetent that their genuine effort looks like a deliberate choice to step aside and let hamas conduct a massacre as a pretext for a second nakba, or it actually was what it looks like.
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  4350. apparently the FG42 is super controllable, and this here is the opposite.
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  4351. in one out of a hundred cases, YOU will simply vanish ;)
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  4352. you lap, I dog
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  4353. he leans to one side as he walks, I think it could be that one leg is effectively longer than the other. you should experiment with different padding in the shoes, including making it thicker in one boot (the left one that he leans towards). otherwise, softer padding and a better fit for his nubs could reduce pain further and let him walk more, and perhaps faster. or you could try to make something that connects his legs just above the feet to the ground, to either take the weight off the feet entirely, or to take the force and the bending motion off his toes when he steps. the latter might work with a boot that's strapped around his leg and somewhat rigid from there down to the sole (which would need to be arched to roll since the boot would not be able to pivot). the former could be something like those running blades of leg-amputated runners, but that would probably be very difficult to fix tightly enough to his legs without a risk of injury. they also should be as light as possible, but in the video, it still looks like pain from the ground contact of the nubs is a much bigger issue than the weight of the boots may be.
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  4354. there are no treatments that are as effective as teo doses of the better vaccines.
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  4355. not surprising given those youtube view counts. you don't get 50+ million views from russia alone.
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  4356. 26? she looks like a child 👀
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  4357. switzerland is a good extreme example. everybody knows switzerland as perhaps the most neutral country, but what most don't know is that this neutrality has always been built on absolutely paranoid defense plans (they call it the national redoubt). hitler only didn't invade switzerland because he didn't think that it was feasible. all through the cold war and to some degree still today (I think they reduced it but I bet they'll reactivate it all now), switzerland has had ready to use defensive positions and tunnels in the mountains all throughout the country, much of it disguised as civilian buildings, with bridges and roads already prepared for demolition. switzerland currently has on demand usable bunker capacity for significantly more people than its whole population (because they expect some rich guests, I guess). I'm pretty sure that military service is mandatory for men, and after military service, every soldier takes their service rifle home and is supposed to keep it ready to use. basically switzerland is always ready to get invaded, even though they're landlocked between very friendly countries.
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  4358. als deutsche ärztin zum arbeiten in eine kleinstadt in der zentralafrikanischen republik zu reisen ist schon ziemlich hardcore. das land ist wirklich krass gefährlich.
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  4359. where did you come from, where did you go? where did you come from, cotton eye joe?
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  4360.  @Alvin-1138  I suppose every bus traffics humans xD
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  4361. I'm sure it's music to somebody's ears.
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  4362.  @TA_Plus_Hemi  biden has no goals. "nothing will fundamentally change" - biden talking to the rich people who actually matter
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  4363. not true at all. mRNA vaccines were in development for livestock, but not in use, and cattle don't get covid.
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  4364. I didn't know what chicken tenders are, but I googled it and they're clearly superior to wings. I think they might be best with a little skin on though. chixken wings are on very thin ice, they are THIS CLOSE to being declared trash and made into pink slime! they have a little bit of an advantage in being more difficult to mess up due to their various dryness prevention parts and the way their small diameter causes any seasoning to penetrate very easily. but the amount of meat on them is laughably small, it's dark meat which is inferior, and there is every type of meat nasty on them, from excessive skin and fat or even traces of feather to veins, cartilage pads, sinew and bone, even an extra annoying and useless mini bone. chicken tenders are cut from the best part of the chicken. wings are one tier above the chicken butt.
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  4365. wow that's cringe. why does nina turner seem so grifty?
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  4366. ana's babybrain palestine take: 15:58
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  4367. sure, but that is so far beyond the level of accountability applied to US police! most people accept it as normal that cops fight in the streets with a political agenda, and they still think that cops are almost all good.
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  4368. sounds like what'shappening to georgia's former president saakashvili, weird that you didn't mention him.
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  4369. absolute clown show
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  4370. addition: if natural gas does manage to remain cheap, that's not just good for heating in europe, but especially for european industry. here in germany, a huge portion of the economy is dependant on the gas price, because so much of germany's economy is industrial production of chemical and metal products that require a whole lot of energy, often directly using natural gas in the factory (which used to be an extremely cheap source of heat). cheap natural gas from russia was responsible for growing the german economy for the past 20+ years (at times, germany had the world's highest total value of exports) and we developed a massive dependency on russian gas specifically for our industry. german industry is why germany has so often tried to reduce and delay support to ukraine throughout this war.
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  4371. make it last, don't pee! sweating only!
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  4372. T S hast recht, die würden wahrscheinlich ihre mütter schicken.
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  4373. honestly, tiktok is the only online platform qualitatively and quantitatively even more despicable than facebook. first they built an app centered around twerking m*nors with convenient contact options for predators, and now they're taking 70% from begging refugees!
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  4374. ampel oder neuwahlen, keine regierung mit der CDU!
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  4375.  @dmitridmitri8731  bubi besser?
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  4376. that guy seems like he's faking it, but I think adopting local accents to a degree is normal when you move or long term visit somewhere. whathe's doing sounds like a forrest gump impression or like he's pretending to be drunk.
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  4377. because no normal human has ever heard of this knockoff lil wayne. what would be the right way?
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  4378. what do you mean? that russia is banning specific people from entering, that russia is banning all men they want to conscript from entering, or that russia is banning everybody from luhansk? officially, russia is open to refugees from luhansk. I've been wondering from the beginning though how long those russian passports they handed out were going to hold up. it's always seemed quite likely that it was a second class citizen sort of situation.
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  4379. if the space billionaires actually wanted to aid humanity with their rocket stuff, then asteroid detection and deflection is what they would invest in.
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  4380. the thing with bakhmut is that it has moderate importance, but the battle of bakhmut has been the deadliest in this war by a gigantic margin, like 10 times more casualties than in any other location (around 50.000 troops of both aides combined dead). but yes, current reports do overstate the importance of the robotyne "breakthrough".
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  4381. she isn't, there were no calls for gen°cides on campuses, there were calls for intif°da. TYT cut off the part right before this clip where the inquisitor asserts that int°fada is gen°cide. the university official was talking about the issue rather than responding to the misrepresenting question, she was defending the university's decision to take no action against the students for the thing they actually had done. she meant to imply that those two things are not the same, but wasn't sure enough to go on record saying it, under the false belief that worming her way out with non-statements and generalities like a biden spokesperson would be the safe option.
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  4382. and then he did overstate it, absolutely ridiculously so.
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  4383. zu schwer zu fahren und zu laut, aber ferrari muss trotzdem sein? warum nicht benz, bentley, rolls royce etc?
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  4384. look up "la palma mega-tsunami"....
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  4385. ok snowflake
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  4386. Ana meditates? I don't think it's working...
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  4387.  @stacypeters2856  I would not have picked that clip for the video, it's distractingly funny.
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  4388. but the 500 trucks were only aid, there also were commercial imports including food imports. there have been no commercial imports at all since 91,100.
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  4389. you are very judgemental. I recommend you spend 15 minutes listening to johann hari's ted talk about addiction, it's a really good explanation of what you're expressing a lack of understanding of.
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  4390. what north stream oil tanker? nordstream are gas pipelines.
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  4391. 14:46 holy shit, is that a lifting body?!
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  4392. this guy sounds eerily like kyle hill xD
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  4393. the russian "McBurger" have the better name.
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  4394. listen properly!
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  4395. the missile knows where it is at all times. it knows this because it knows where it isn't.
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  4396. unclear, depends on what they negotiated with the nigerien military. my guess would be that the evacuation is mostly accompanied by western mercenaries due to the advantage that they offer in being able to threaten or use some force with less risk of escalation. but certainly the french troops in niger and british troops whereever their closest bases are are on standby.
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  4397. 2:14 DHL has committed to make operations carbon-neutral by 2050? that's so weak, they may as well have committed to never make operations carbon-neutral!
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  4398. RIP bozo
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  4399. she's already 33 and is studying and has money saved.
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  4400. 7:02 süddeutsche zeitung is center right, not center left.
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  4401. if you support the breeding of F°ing merle french bulldogs, I have no sympathy when that genetic crime then gets stolen. do not buy bulldogs, do not buy merles, do not buy merle bulldogs!
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  4402.  @DafyddBrooks  I live much closer to poland in western germany, and I would not count on more than about 50-60% of germans knowing that poland is a substantially richer country than romania. probably more like 40% 15 years ago.
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  4403. 0:20 while I do think that he is guilty of that crime, it is false to claim that he "has sexual assault charges" against him in britain, because that would mean that the case has not yet concluded. that case was tried in 2000 or 2001, when top B was 26 himself. he and his ra..st friends were found not guilty, but it is very clear to me from the situation that it was ra.., and the judge calling their behaviour "appalling" basically also means that she thought so, although the evidence did not suffice for a conviction based on the laws at that time - I think britain is one of many countries that have updated their ra.. laws, for example because until very recently and in many countries still today, for it to be legally ra.. requires not merely the absence of consent, but either verbal protest or even physical resistance. but there are many cases in which victims are too scared to protest, and know that they are too weak to succeed with physical resistance. such inadequate older law also tend to not recognise it as ra.. when someone is knocked out with drugs first, because then of course they did not resist or protest during the act. -> I looked it up, britain had its last major change to ra.. law in 2003. while the prior law, which applied in this case, did not require resistance but merely the absence of consent to meet the definition, the main change in 2003 was to move away from determining whether it was ra.. based entirely on whether or not the accused convinces the jury that they believed that they had consent towards now also requiring the jury to decide whether believing that there was consent had been reasonable in the situation.
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  4404. I'm impressed that that's possible in brazil
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  4405. german POW would mean that he ws german, but that is not what you mean, is it? you're talking about a german POW camp in eastern europe being captured by the red army and your uncle was a soldier from the western allied nations?
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  4406. are hunger strikers technically activists, or are they passivists?
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  4407.  @ollieox9181  you're texan, too?
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  4408. regarding russia upsetting itsafrican partners: remember that russia also launched a missile attack on kyiv while a delegation of african leaders was there, including the president of south africa, which as a BRICS state is arguably russia's most important african ally.
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  4409. "we're throwing out the top layer of buns anyway" - first of all, that's obviously a lie, nobody plans transport like that. you could just put a cover on the top or tell the company sending the buns to leave the top baskets empty. secondly, that still wouldn't make those remaining buns clean, because those pigeons flew all around the stack and dropped dust and probably feathers and probably shit into it. wild birds are pretty potent vectors for zoonotic diseases - if not bird flu, you've at least got a risk of salmonella there. clearly those buns shouldn't stand there unattended, they should be rolled inside the building immediately after taking them off the truck. it's pretty funny that that's not what the period people said, and instead they went with "it's supposed to be like that".
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  4410. he's doing yoga. also dusty is clearly smarter than tayto, I can tell from just this video! xD tayto seems pretty dim for a herding breed, reminds me more of a dachshund.
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  4411. clearly it worked, just like the spell against trump made him a one term president ;)
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  4412. 3:49 ja lol ey
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  4413. yes, but why the hurry? this seems like it would have been a last resort to get one through quickly, since now the south koreans are going to patch that up.
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  4414. warum bezeichnet ihr hisr ständig minderjährige mädchen als frauen? "frau" sind nicht alle weiblichen menschen, sondern nur erwachsene. ich finds schwer irritierend.
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  4415. what do you mean, they wouldn't be able to show it? today's movie magic is easily good enough to depict any aspect of the nuclear attacks. they'd probably want to limit the gore somewhat to not limit the audience appeal, but a lot is still possible there. what I as a german take issue with is the apparently extremely widespread belief among americans that the nuclear attacks were justified. the "we're the good guys" thinking is super strong there. not only do seemingly all americans hold the distorted view that the nuclear bombings were absolutely necessary to force a surrender, when in reality japan was getting very interested in even unfavourable conditional surrender due to the recent declaration of war from the soviet union, but most of all, absolutely nobody has the slightest bit of an excuse for the second nuclear bombing, which happened just three days after the first, which US leadership knew to be an inadequate amount of time for the information of the first bombing to be fully recognised and taken into consideration for evaluating surrender by japan's leadership and emperor. and probably fewer than 5% of americans seem to be aware of there ever having been even the idea of either nuking an uninhabited location as a demonstration, or a military installation instead of two cities filled mostly with women and children. of course there also is very little recognition among americans of the conventional "strategic bombing" by the US and britain being a goddamn diabolical war crime strategy.
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  4416. there is no brand, these are individual craftspeople. the pipes are either identifiable as from a apecific carver, or from a particular city or country by how they're made.
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  4417. so are the peace talks in doha going to stop when the taliban take kabul, or will they continue indefinitely because they've been going so well?
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  4418. is anybody else noticing extremely heavy account-targeted comment moderation lately?
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  4419. actually there used to be way more serial killers in the US
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  4420. oh, he looks like america's most common male name? cool story, "nikki".
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  4421. 3:33 "a special mesh" yeah that there is a standard compost sieve, my dude
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  4422. pretty amateurish to refer to the red army as "the russians".
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  4423. ah yes, classic australia - the country where white south africans move because it's still the good old days!
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  4424. 3:30 there are not supposed to be any F-16s in ukraine, the training for those pilots is supposed to take place elsewhere.
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  4425. this video isn't about ancient damascus steel. ancient damascus steel was good quality crucible steel, nowadays more commonly referred to as wootz, whereas the stuff in the video is pattern-welded steel, aka modern "damascus steel". also good modern steel with no goofy pattern is functionally better than either pattern-welded or oldschool damascus steel.
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  4426. really? that's very strange. in 2020, I saw a news story about huge amounts of french fry potatoes being thrown away because so many restaurants and food chains were shut down or barely getting customers. so there definitely wasn't a lack of potatoes for fries back then, there was a huge excess.
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  4427. funny how the vice guy talks english to the filipinos with a filipino accent
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  4428. fun fact: china built the african union headquarters, and used the opportunity to thoroughly bug the building.
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  4429. that squirrel does not look physically capable of being wild.
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  4430. by rotting and feeding bacteria and invertebrates
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  4431. "the government blames illegal nickel mining" - nickel mining and processing requires auch large operations that illegal nickel mining means a massive failure of government!
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  4432. I was VERY surprised that ronny jackson is an admiral. specifically though, he is a "rear admiral lower half", which is one rank above captain, equivalent to a brigadier general. so he's not AN ADMIRAL in the real big way.
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  4433. no, it was time a long time ago. AIPAC thanks senator sanders for standing back and standing by.
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  4434. I don't know what the writing says, but that's a dope protest placard.
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  4435. the new leader's name is hamza youssef? that does not sound like a recipe for success...
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  4436. yeah I did not appreciate how he presupposed here that defeating hamas by ground invasion is necessary for achieving peace. that was really bizarre.
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  4437. what a supremely strange gun
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  4438. IKEMEN Osaka-ben!【大阪弁】fausch bad
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  4439. 2:28 a whole row of gigagay flags in the background - isn't pride month over? or is that a gay product isle?
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  4440. Sour Punk your name is sour punk, why don't YOU have a complaint on every video? xD
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  4441. Chan Pasado Polska there is a huge practical difference between an eye for an eye and 100 eyes for 1 eye.
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  4442. well, the missile system referenced is the patriot surface to air missile system, which so far has only been used like one time against some rockets or drones in saudi arabia, I believe. it's a weapon that is relatively unlikely to directly kill people (though it can be used against manned aircraft). it does however provide defensive cover to US allies like saudi arabia who know that they can attack others and be relatively safe from retaliation by air.
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  4443. so the guy originally wanted to move on to ethiopia about now, but now with the fighting, he's not sure if he wants to leave? xD
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  4444. this video is definitely trolling.
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  4445. hurra, diese welt geht unter?
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  4446. mal wieder nur peanuts-erwachsene im fernsehen :(
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  4447. so basically baerbock is saying: genoc°°e in g°za is fine, but keep the status quo in the west b°nk. wow, I'm so proud to be german.
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  4448. das ultimative yolomobil 👌
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  4449. it's not at all hard to believe. in many cases, these missiles aren't just soviet designs, they are literally soviet missiles. it's actually impressive that a good portion of them still function at all, around 40 years after being produced.
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  4450. polish TV is indeed not very good
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  4451. 41:15 for one bigger case to compare, the 1921 tulsa pogrom also occurred over an allegation that a black man had r°°°d a white woman. he was arrested and was going to b lync°°d, but that turned into a pogrom after 75 armed black men (mostly WW1 veterans) went to the police station first to guard the accused against the ly°°hmob that would arrive later (the common pattern was that the accused would be arrested, and if a large enough mob gathered, the police or sheriff would let them take him officially under protest).
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  4452. a lamboat :'D
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  4453. so basically substitute keanu reeves with timothee chalemet is what you're saying
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  4454. james thetruth the injection is generally painless or nearly painless because they use a very thin needle. there are pretty noticable side effects afterwards though, with the mRNA vaccines the second dose in particular feels like a weak flu for a day or two for most people. with the first one, my arm hurt more for 24 hours. but I got moderna, which feels worse than pfizer probably because of its 3 times higher dose. it pays off by being more effective against delta and possibly not having as much of an immunity drop over time.
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  4455. godspeed, inshallah and mazel tov!
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  4456. ​ @AtheistEve I'm still preparing myself, but there's no way I'm listening to this at anything other than 2x speed.
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  4457. newsflash: joe biden is still joe biden!
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  4458. yeah I'd like to see some very clear back-tracing of this outbreak to be convinced that this is not biological warfare by russia to divert efforts away from helping ukraine. the list of affected countries is quite suspicious.
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  4459.  @EleyReiHer  salt water doesn't remove waxy coatings (of which there are several, both natural resins and waxes and synthetic ones). it's much more typical on fruit than on vegetables, though it's also done to fruit eaten with the peel unlike citrus normally are, such as almost universally apples. I think I have heard of it on cucumbers, which are relatively fast-wilting which is why they're often shrink-wrapped in plastic. in general, shelf life coatings like these are supposed to be proven safe to eat (certainly shellac, beeswax and carnauba wax are). what's unsafe on produce are pesticides and fungicides, though I suppose those can also get fixed in place by waxy coatings, so that they're then almost impossible to wash off. in theory, they should be washed properly before coating, but these industrial washes are never as thorough as many people would be inclined to do, which you can typically gauge in factory videos by how visibly dirty the washing bath is. I think some more intricately designed machines finish off such washing cycles with an actually clean water spray to rinse, but definitely not all, since it's an extra expense in machine acquisition that the customer will never know about. you could probably wash a fruit in a zero visibility muddy puddle, shake off the mud water and let it dry, and adding a shiny wax or resin coating would make the dusty appearance disappear, and make the dirt just about impossible to see.
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  4460. meanwhile tiktok is a real life digital child strip club that predators can scroll through to find the hottest kids in record time with convenient private contact options, and mainstream media act like it's just a quirky new video platform.
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  4461. sounds like another business opportunity for white people: pose as fake home owners to sell black people's homes!
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  4462. no human is illegal.
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  4463. these police press conferences are a night and day contrast with uvalde. this cop knows what the hell is going on!
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  4464. THIS FEELS LIKE FACEBOOK!
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  4465. if you need to try this hard to make the cops out to be the bad guys in a story, just don't do the story. this is counter-productive. the people throwing out karen were belligerent and unreasonable towards the cops. fighting a cop over the cop telling you to back off and telling the cop to believe you that you are harmless is idiotic.
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  4466. west germany had (or for the few survivors might still have) a policy of paying reparations to proven individual victims within several classes of people recognized as being politically persecuted by the third reich. despite r°mani people being targeted for ext°°mination to an at least equal degree as the j°°s, they were not recognised as such, and were categorically excluded from reparations. the reasoning used was that the n°z° administrative title for them within the judicial, internment and ext°°°ination system did not acknowledge them as an ethnic group, instead calling them "asoziale". this more or less translates as "antisocials" (but unlike other major n°z° terms has remained in common german use, with this history basically unknown), and the west german authorities, staffed of course overwhelmingly by former n°z° administrators, took the liberty to recognise this as a term denoting genuine criminality, so people interned as such were considered to have been legitimately prosecuted for crimes like other people locked up for fraud or assault or the like, and not politically persecuted. in other words: they blamed every single r°mani person for their own ge°°°ide.
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  4467. biden is an americafirster, the rest of the world found that out pretty quick.
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  4468. Zurround! 1000 I would guess that at least 20% of poor people taking plea deals in the US are innocent. there's an old john oliver episode about prosecutors that's pretty much about this, forcing defendants to opt for plea deals by not giving them trials. basically the prosecutors decide people's punishment alone in most cases because they hold this threat of indefinite detention over people.
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  4469. yay she's back! where did you hide janelle dumalaon?
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  4470. exactly whst I thought.
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  4471. olaf gridlock scholz is trying to do a bibi.
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  4472. right, we need to know what serbia's national hero novax djocovid thinks about this. while you're at it, don't forget to ask ja rule!
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  4473. 18:07 little bit funny though that they picked her up in a police bus
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  4474. sounds fine to me.
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  4475. I get it, BBC! notallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepstein
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  4476. "es war wirklich nicht normal" sag bloß! islamischer staat war nicht normal?
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  4477. china certainly has a stronger military than russia, and I'm a bit confused by people pretending like that wasn't already obvious before the invasion of ukraine.
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  4478.  @penultimo5490  braunCOOLe xD
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  4479. peterson is not stupid, he is just very mentally ill.
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  4480. holocaust denier david icke?
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  4481. yeah the real concern is definitely his mental health, and somebody needs to have a word with that teacher.
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  4482. uuuh we doin it? ok JULIAN ASSANGE!
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  4483. 9:11 perfect helmet my dude
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  4484. my least favourite thing to find in TYT videos is ana handing off to woz. I refuse to listen past that point, I have listened to this guy waffle around without knowing anything about anything often enough to last me a lifetime. I have no clue why he endures on TYT, or why specifically ana seems very fond of having him cohost for her all the time. he provides nothing, neither insight nor entertainment. the guy is a sports commentator and it shows - sports commentators make a living by saying nothing about nothing at length while sounding animated.
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  4485. hirschhausen is delivering straight alternative facts.
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  4486. 4:56 da hätte man vielleicht auch mal ein wort zu berichten können, oder?
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  4487.  @wonka6848  meinst du bush juniors "heiligen kreuzzug"?
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  4488. I don't think they want to go to texas.
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  4489. there are no gods, and almost every claim the bible makes about how the world works and came to be has been proven extremely wrong. you are believing in 2000+ year old myths, filtered through 2000+ years of organizations like the catholic church, and worshipping a random jewish cult leader who lived 2000 years ago. you are absurdly gullible.
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  4490. somewhere in asia you could, but in the US I think it would cost at least $500 to make.
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  4491. yeah, about as little as dresden. te°°or b°°bing aka strategic bombing in general was genoc°°al and simultaneously not a particularly efficient use if the big amount of resources used (millions of tons of b°°bs and tens of thousands of heavy b°°bers produced, plus flight crews trained whose d°°th rates turned out to be among the highest of any allied combat forces). what annoys me most is how many times I have seen people claim that area b°°bardment of residential neighbourhoods was only internationally banned in response to WW2 - no, attacking civilians was well established before the war to be impermissable, and specifically about aerial b°°bardment of civilians, then known from guernica in the spanish civil war (b°°bed by the german air force for franco), there were a lot of public calls to refrain from doing that in the leadup of the war, and still during the sitzkrieg everyone was saying that they would not b°°b germany like germany had b°°bed poland.
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  4492.  @hansgeert9990  doch
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  4493. eventuell hat die psychologin das gut benannt, als sie das verlassen der eltern als "entwertung" bezeichnete. sich später um die eltern zu kümmern könnte der versuch der tochter sein, ihren wert im bezug zu den eltern zu beweisen oder wieder aufzubauen.
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  4494. best history youtuber: timeghost channels (world war two/war against humanity series specifically is the best, but the great war and between two wars is also awesome). similar channel to this one that's even better to fall asleep to: fall of civilizations
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  4495. Glinton Gordon the nuclear bombings didn't break japanese morale. it was the emperor who decided to surrender, and that was largely because the war was already lost by other means. a big factor was that the soviet union had just declared war on japan and had a whole lot of capacity to relocate military forces out of europe where the war was won to asia. the emperor also may have simply seen a potential third nuke with the americans having free reign over japan's sky as an unacceptable risk to his own safety, since he'd probably not have been comfortable relying on any sort of bunker to actually protect him from that new-fangled super bomb.
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  4496. who what? are you suggesting that negative coverage of other countries' covid management that is clearly superior to the british is supposed to draw attention away from the fact that the british government is currently in essense deliberately creating a bioweapon by breeding more vaccine-resistant covid strains in the british population? oh ok.
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  4497. the term "te°°orism" is so rarely used in accordance with its dictionary definition that it almost ought to be avoided entirely, and it's been that way for like a hundred years. "te°°orists" really doesn't mean "people who attack civilians to spread fear to achieve a political goal", it means "our evil illegitimate enemies". it's not a term to describe the deeds of the people so titled, it's a declaration of allegiance and endorsement of violence.
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  4498.  @ChrisAlbertH47  well, in principle it's medically not terribly far-fetched to imagine near future options to largely reverse, not just halt, aging. within limits of course - we will never be turning adults back into children. much of what we see are relatively clear biological changes that may plausibly be reversed, such as the fact that cell replacement in all tissues slows down, and the shortening of telomeres that causes errors in DNA replication. we largely already know which specific changes to biological processes to aim for, we just haven't worked out the methods yet.
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  4499. unless they're N95 masks, mask mandates don't make sense for deaf schools. cloth or surgery masks don't stop aerosols, only droplets, and given how quietly they're mouthing words in this video, I don't think they're producing any notable amount of droplets that would be stopped by those masks. probably a lot less aerosol by not using their vocal chords, too. the tiny benefit is not worth the communication problem. very cute kids btw! <3
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  4500. 0:50 the thing on his shirt says "elite police" :'D
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  4501. those polls people are citing that show majority support for putin and the war are not russian government polls, they are levada polls. levada is a "foreign agent". yes, they are skewed in favour of the government, but they are not fake. 80% support and such in those polls DOES mean that a majority of russians support putin and the war. that is a FACT. it's not 80% in reality, but it is well over 50% (probably 70% for putin and 60% for the war would be my guess). and 20.000 arrests of anti-war protesters in a year is VERY LITTLE. the russian opposition is a bad joke, I'm sorry. they just raise their hands one by one to get arrested, they have no clue how to effect anything. you need to realise that the russian people collectively caused this war. every military aggression by putin has been rewarded with massive and enduring spikes in popular approval. the current war would not have happened if that was not the case, if the majority of russians did not love war (as long as they win easily). americans love war, too. the russian people have brought the biggest war in decades to ukraine, and have brought the rest of the world to the brink of a nuclear war. georgia in particular is partially occupied by russia, and the russians killed thousands when they invaded georgia in 2008. you are a citizen of georgia's primary enemy state. the situation has changed somewhat with the fact that most russians in heorgia are there to escape the russian government, but otherwise, it is very understandable for georgians to view the visa-free entry of russians as a policy forced upon georgia by threat of war from the russian occupation, and to see any russian in georgia as an invader because of it. georgia has friendly policies towards russians not because georgia and russia are friends, but because russia is extorting georgia. by travelling to georgia, you are taking advantage of the special treatment for russians that russia extorted from georgia.
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  4502. 4:54 very deceptive to show that image without attribution. I can't find any pictures attributed to that reported weapons cache, but what you're showing there is certainly not it, because that's a display arrangement, not an actual storage location. just look at how the lighting is installed to match the arrangement. and of course all that polishing, dusting and aligning would have needed to have been done by the world's most OCD te°°orist or FSB agent. the display also contains weapon types of which there would have been documented use if the group had had the access, but there wasn't. if you don't intend to be deceptive, do not display wrong pictures, or at the very least write on screen that it's not the actual scene being discussed (but then it really makes no sense to show it).
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  4503. 100 year tornado disaster one year into dem presidency term. TYT: "the president sucks because he's not using this as an opportunity for NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING!!!" that's trump derangement syndrome right there, guys...
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  4504. maybe it was a hiveless bee swarm, those aren't necessarily out of reach for a penguin
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  4505. got some greedy reuploading going on with this channel...
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  4506. jimmy dore is RT, if its political agenda became a person.
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  4507. 14:02 "ukrainian intelligence arranges a blackout experience for a russian village"? no, jake. attacking civilian infrastructure is also a war crime when ukraine does it, at any scale. and it is not justified by showing the russians what it feels like, because it does not achieve this purpose. it's just a cruel attack against civilians, also when ukraine does it, also when it only does that on a very small scale. and the real result is almost exclusively a propaganda win for russia, no matter how much worse russia does the same thing.
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  4508. I would not call failing miserably at first, then very slowly developing an entirely different strategy, and months later very slowly advancing, all the while also sustaining unaustainable losses, "playing it smart". maybe it's too difficult and expecting better results is unrealistic, but these are nowhere near good results. the only thing that's been going impressively well are ukraine's deep strikes, those are developing very positively. particularly ukraine's apparent ability to, with whatever degree of covert allied support, still produce not just rather large numbers of low-complexity strike drones, but even proper sophisticated heavy weapons like neptune missiles, surpasses my expectations.
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  4509. having no standing water would require a huge change in infrastructure.
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  4510. Vasilis Karanos yes, you can transfer covid by lipcontaxt with tht chalice. it's easily infectious enough for that. though otherwise being close to one another in groups without masks might still be worse in church, and what's extremely good at apreading covid is singing due to the heavy generation of droplets and aerosol.
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  4511. the fact that even before the omicron variant, the delta variant is managing to cause rising case numbers in a country with an 88% vaccination rate and widespread compliance with mask-wearing, testing and other control measures proves that covid, specifically the delta variant, is actually a lot more infectious than the more pessimistic estimates that we have heard in the media. the estimates for the delta variant used to be that 80-85% vaccination could produce herd immunity, but even 88% plus a large effort of other effective control measures plus widespread natural immunity in portugal are still allowing rising infections! that means that omicron won't be just unstoppable, we won't even be able to stagnate its growth. I think omicron will infect 90% of the world population in the next 6 months. let's just hope that an omicron infection yields reasonably long-lasting immunity to omicron reinfection, because that would be the only thing that would ever cause the infection rate to fall.
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  4512. böhmi knows many things before they happen...
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  4513.  @ianoliver3130  🤡
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  4514. danke, yanis ❤️‍🩹
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  4515. what did you change for the reupload?
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  4516.  @sigmamale4147  I'm not recommending casual or frequent use of MDMA. I would recommend that absolutely everybody does it, but properly. the neurotoxicity to be expected from 1-15 well-dosed MDMA trips in a lifetime is absolutely worth it, it's a real easy cost-benefit calculation as far as drugs go.
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  4517. nächstes jahr böhmermann hinschicken, und der song beleidigt diverse europäische staatsoberhäupter!
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  4518. I believe the country that received the biggest number ofsyrian refugees is lebanon, which is poorer and especially more unstable than jordan.
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  4519. this is a top level azerbaijani diplomat, he has been ambassador to multiple countries, he knows.
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  4520. DerTypDerDeineMutterKnallt es gibt munition fürn gepard, aber die wurde in der schweiz produziert und die schweiz hat sie mit weitergabebeschränkungen an deutschland verkauft und müsste der abgabe an die ukraine zustimmen.
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  4521. what? did you just wake up from a coma?
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  4522. "hurlburt" sounds like a mocking nickname for a herbert who embarrassed himself once by vomiting.
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  4523. of course, like he did in the first 24 hours of his last presidency, and then every followingday of his presidency. for four years, there was nothing wrong anywhere in the world. #neverforget
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  4524. cry me a river, DW.
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  4525.  @21palica  serbia is not an EU member
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  4526. when you're breeding dogs, puppies are very replaceable. if the story is true, the main problem was that the puppy got rejected by his mother, so he was going to require bottle feeding and all that.
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  4527. that ban is useless, not at all fit for purpose. and it will DEFINITELY move several percentage points of votes to the republicans in the next election. this kind of irrational behaviour terribly discredits american gun control advocates and democrats. supreme court or not, it is a settled matter in america that SOME civilians should be allowed to carry guns for self-defense. to attempt to prohibit this skips way past all sorts of reasonable things one could do, and attacks one of the most popularly supported parts of american gun culture. it also does nothing to prevent bystanders being hit by stray gunfire from criminals, who largely already break laws when they carry guns, because they would need to pass a criminal background check for a concealed carry permit, and criminals tend to not go for open carry. the gun ownership issues in new mexico that ought to be changed are that buying, owning, and open carrying require no permit or license, and that there isn't any kind of assault weapons ban or magazine size restriction. in my opinion, owning, operating, and carrying guns should all require a license. in terms of gun type restrictions, a very weak restriction would be banning magazines over some capacity (I think 10 is a common choice, but really if you want the ban to be useful it probably should be more like 6 rounds). the next more intense but highly reasonable option would be to ban all semiautomatic rifles and carbines with detachable magazines (and of course anything belt-fed xD), as there is no legitimate civilian need for them (anything works for hobby shooting, small pistols cover self-defense carry, bolt- and lever action rifles and manually cycled shotguns cover hunting, and all of those together cover home defense). one step further would be to ban all self-loading pistols, or allow only low capacity and small caliber ones because those have the advantage to legitimate civilian self-defense use of more convenient concealed carrying than revolvers. or rather, instead of any of these bans, a second much more restrictive gun license could be required for these weapon types. a difficult debateable issue would be whether to grandfather in weapons to which new restrictions apply, and there my preference would be to do that, but only for the current owner (of course requiring registration before the ban takes effect, or with proof of earlier purchase). and it might be a good idea to restrict the carrying of some of those categories even for legal owners.
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  4528. playaaaLV are you just guessing or do you know for a fact that rubber or some rubber replacement are easily castable? my impression of natural or mixed rubber at least (given what tires and such look like) is that it requires quite a lot of pressure to cast because it's highly viscous. idk, maybe there is some synthetic rubber that can be mixed from two parts and cast like liquid epoxy.
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  4529. austin has some right to privacy about the details of the diagnosis, and no public announcement would have been necessary, but he absolutely had to inform his standin and the office of the president of his scheduled incapacitation for treatment. it also would be normal and a very obvious thing to do to fully disclose the diagnosis with the presidency and DOD in order to disclose the prognosis, because that is a matter of national security that must be considered for the question of replacing him. the DOD and president need to know about the defence secretary's predicted chances of incapacitation, or at least about major diagnosed risks.
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  4530. that indonesia clip shows why it makes sense to do covid vaccines by appointment. that was a huge organizational fail. that crowd is a really bad transmission risk, and it only gathered because clearly they were offering vaccinations without appointments. also I am quite amused that TYT is STILL always behind on their covid info. in early 2020, they were one of the last news (commentary) organizations to begin reporting on covid because they reflexively assumed that it was a republican anti-china story and not that bad (ana went on a cruise weeks after two quarantined cruise ships had made global headlines). now both john and cenk have chosen the J&J vaccines because all they heard was "one shot instead of two", when in reality that is just a marketing gimmick by J&J, and their vaccine is effectively the same as the astrazeneca vector virus vaccine, which means that the "complete vaccination" with one shot of J&J is actually less effective than the "half vaccination" with one shot of moderna or pfizer. particularly now with the delta variant.
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  4531. what tanks from france wouldthat be? I haven't heard of them finally deciding to send leclercs, or any other MBTs they may still have in storage.
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  4532. call the kid oedipus
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  4533. very sick and very bad!
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  4534. they really put the big D in the Democratic there.
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  4535. not sure if mispronouncing intentionally, or just american. odessa->ohdeesa mykolaiv->makulov ???
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  4536. @Osirise81 african union politicians who speak english mostly have been speaking english as a first or commonly used second language from childhood, as it is very common in africa (in the less linguistically homogenous former british colonies). baerbock's english is decent by german standards, but not at all impressive for someone her age with long-running international political ambitions.
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  4537. america=idiocracy I expect big news media to start confusing "have" with "of" within the next 15 years.
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  4538. nice salafist beard, dude
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  4539. Herne Webber oh well if you don't care then I guess I won't tell you. 😐
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  4540. no, the older types are fragmentation only. PAC-3 and later models have hit-to-kill options, which I reckon this was. but those also still use a small tungsten fragment burst immediately before impact
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  4541. a very funny example is how theburj khalifa was uilt andoperatedfor several years withno sewer connection, instead filling a column of tanker trucks daily that then dumped the sewage in the desert - because the sewer system had not been built withthe capacity to receive a massive sewage supply in that one spot, and the dubai government didn't feel like investing much money in major underground infrastructure that, unlike the world's tallest building, would not be able to visually impress the world. after a few years they decided that avoiding the embarrassment of being laughed at for the daily sewage transports was worth the
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  4542. he sounds quite unprofessional to me, though not as much as the prosecutor.
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  4543. no, that's unreasonable.
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  4544. that do be looking like a hostile operation.
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  4545. the dutch didn't build their flood control for sea level rise. they've been expanding their country seawards for hundreds of years. their whole country was marshland and the coast used to be way farther inland. if anybody can build defenses against sea level rise, it's the dutch (in fact their projects of the last few decades have been built with it in mind). however the dutch have the problem that if they CAN'T defend, then their tiny country has nowhere to retreat uphill, because the reason why it's called the netherlands is that it's as flat as the sea itself.
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  4546. 2:45 a swing and a miss on the pronounciation of "apostasy" - apparently a word that renowned intellectual simon whistler has never heard before. xD
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  4547. I would be much happier watching TYT if cenk and ana didn't do this performative shouting. does anybody actually like that? I get that it's supposed to mean that they're talking yelling about something important and that's why they're upset, but it just comes across as unprofessional and it's annoying. particularly when ana puts her voice in this squeaky higher register like at the beginning of this video.
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  4548. no breathing protection to be seen anywhere...
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  4549. how is that like a lizard? smiley was eating with her tongue, lizards typically use their tongues very little to eat.
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  4550. vielen dank an die drogenproduzenten, die den chemiemüll in geschlossenen behältern abladen, damit dieser eingesammelt und korrekt entsorgt werden kann, obwohl sie dadurch an den behältern potenziell spuren an die polizei übergeben (fingerabdrücke und DNA, ursprung der behälter, syntheseweg und benutzte ausgangsstoffe). 👋😊 dass die das in naturschutzgebieten machen, hat mit umweltverschmutzung nichts zu tun, das ist einfach ein großteil der orte, an denen man am sichersten unbemerkt große kanister ausladen kann. solang die dinger geschlossen bleiben, und jemand der weiß dass sie da nicht hingehören die polizei ruft, ist es egal, wo sie stehen. für am wichtigsten würde ich halten, dass möglichst keine kinder ohne begleitung erwachsener in kontakt damit kommt, damit die nichts öffnen. und wenn man eh schon ein risiko mit potenziellen spuren eingeht, würde ich an stelle der drogenköche auch gleich noch warnsymbole draufkleben und vielleicht ungefähr draufschreiben, was jeweils drin ist.
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  4551. he's a dublin-born irishman who joined the british military to fight in the war on te°°or (air a°°ault infantry captain). quote from the university of bath about him as an associate professor there: "Patrick joined the university in 2017 and is currently a UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellow examining the Transformation of Transatlantic Counter-Te°°orism, 2001-25, in partnership with an international network of experts. The project is developing innovative theoretical approaches to understanding counter-te°°orism change since 2001, combined with a trust and capacity building programme for practitioners. He is a researcher on the GLOBSEC think-tank's high profile Intelligence Reform Initiative, and a member of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Te°°orism (GIFCT)." I'm starting to get pretty good at apotting the "defence think-tank" people platformed by news media and usually introduced as something else. xD
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  4552. what's that BBC, did you decide to stop lying about "h°m°s control", or did you just forget to add that to the title?
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  4553. sounds like a massive undercount. look at france's count, it's 330.000 victims over 70 years! there probably are millions of people alive today who were sexually abused by catholic clergy as children. the rates in less developed countries where state authorities are weaker, religiosity is stronger, and sex education less common, must be even higher than in a country like france (although those factors in the earlier decades of that 70 year time span in france would have resembled developing countries today).
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  4554. the comment about the nerve damage actually makes me suspect that they're using something like those nasty chlorine-substituted cathinones that do the job but are widely believed to be much more neurotoxic than even MDMA.
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  4555. teekanne15 korallensterben ist schon so ziemlich überall wo es korallen gibt heftig eingetreten. korallenbleiche ist die vorstufe zum korallensterben (absterben der symbiotischen algen), und korallenbleiche riesiger gebiete hat in den letzten jahren bzw. jahrzehnten wahnsinnig zugenommen. gebleichte korallen erholen sich oft auch wieder, aber grundsätzlich zeigt das bleichen einer großen korallenlandschaft, dass die gesamte landschaft vom korallensterben bedroht ist. und wenn die korallen sterben, stirbt das ganze ökosystem, so wie es auch kein waldökosystem ohne bäume gibt. wenn ein wald im sommer ohne laub rumsteht, und jemand großflächiges waldsterben vorhersagt, hältst du das dann auch für schwarzmalerei?
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  4556. is he TRYING to get assassinated? honestly wouldn't be the worst plan, that could be the best thing for the democratic party in the next two national elections.
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  4557. MPs don't normally have bodyguards. nor do most congresspeople in the US, with the exception of those who receive a lot of threats like AOC.
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  4558. how does a submarine hull block sound that powerful well enough to prevent everybody inside going deaf? and why the hell are those sonar examples beeping noises? I thought they would be clicks, how do they make an image out of the return of such a sustained noise?
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  4559. I though he was 45, and it just wasn't really working. I still think that.
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  4560. you making it sound like the nazis were the only one terror-bombing in WW2 did not meet ny expectations of you. the nazis were the oneswho started it in europe, but all sides committed to it to a degreethat would be unimaginable today. if you're curious, look up what a firestorm is.
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  4561. how to say "qatar": arabs: "cutter" everybody: "katahr" this guy: "kaytahr"
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  4562. die hätten sogar echte regenbogen tragen können, ohne was zu verlieren xD
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  4563. they only just started???
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  4564. there is no country that has NO guns. japan just has very few.
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  4565. is°°el has always (or at least for decades) had an official and strictly implemented policy of retaliating against every attack with a more severe attack, and then expecting the enemy to deescalate... while calling them te°°orists and themselves the most moral army in the world. that is WORSE than the otherwise near-universally condemned practice of blood feuds, which generally retaliates equivalently, rather than escalating.
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  4566.  @alexcorrea4828  no, they didn't.
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  4567.  @wulfone5961  your idiocy is astounding.
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  4568. oh hell yeah, she is a concrete block on the feet of the democratic party!
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  4569. (carrying russian flags and russian flag body paint)
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  4570. to be clear, starlink is the biggest non-governmental aid package ukraine has gotten, and not only that, but it's provided specifically for lethal military use also. starlink is integral to ukraine's artillery coordination, and has proven to be one of ukraine's most interference-resistant communication tools. the only thing spaceX eventually objected to and claimed to have made impossible (though it doesn't look like they have) is the physical installation of starlink equipment in armed drones, which was/is how ukraine manages to transmit video feeds and control inputs from and to their long range kamikaze drones, such as the drone boats. do note that spaceX not wanting to provide ukraine with long range strike weapons is the same line the US government has drawn. starlink also happens to be musk's most bond villain project, but to ukraine, it is extremely useful. other than tweeting stupidity, musk's involvement in the ukraine war is 100% strongly supportive of ukraine, with spaceX functioning equivalently to a US military branch. and while musk did whine a lot about wanting ukraine to start paying for the huge service they get from starlink, he backtracked on that and it hasn't actually happened.
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  4571. that's pretty good, particularly the part where you ignore the fact that they said that the passenger still made it to her flight in time.
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  4572. I just saw some other impression jamie foxx did, which was also extremely good.
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  4573. uhm so why was this not easy enough for the IRS and such to detect? I mean he wasn't merely claiming property valuations that didn't match claims he made elsewhere, where they may have been difficult to compare. instead,he claimed property valuations of which some were entirely out of the plausible range of market value. shouldn't therebe SOME process to identify false valuations?
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  4574. hmmm I think I know his sexual inclination and his favourite drug now.
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  4575.  @Plattenschatten  stell dir vor es ist kolonialismus und keiner geht hin
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  4576. please tell your guy that it's kherson, not khershon!
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  4577. there weren't millions of israelis displaced, it's at most barely over 100,000. and they have government support, community support, international support, military protection, a US military defense guarantee, free travel, no deprivation of goods whatsoever through blockade, have normal access to utilities and healthcare, and live free of the risk and the fear of being bombed and the unimaginably intense trauma inflicted on all gazans. you know, I wish you could credibly tell me whether you truly believed you were presenting a functional rebuttal or argument there. but sadly your hasbara reality is so saturated in habitual lying and denial of the value of truthfulness in favour of furthering the cause that you'd likely not even be able to explain to me what you truly mean when you claim to hold a belief about the conflict.
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  4578.  @LancasterSupremo  caliphs are monarchs.
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  4579. FDP: "bullerbü digitalisieren!" erstwähler: 👏😃👌💩👍
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  4580. 5:48 hätte ich auf den ersten blick für markus söder gehalten
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  4581. in legalese, "children" means "minors". in actual language use, unless someone is trying to manipulate clumsily, the maximum age to qualify as a child is 12-14.
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  4582. no, he's not asking for more support so much as he is trying to coordinate the support that other countries are already giving with his intentions
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  4583. TYT: excessive negative media coverage helps trump also TYT: excessive negative media coverage hurts ramaswami
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  4584. they mistook it for the east frisian battle flag, white eagle on white
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  4585. the most asian family
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  4586.  @andreasklindt7144  they're not a viable target, there are too many. probably all the anti-satellite weapons in the world couldn't destroy all starlink satellites.
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  4587. my dick isn't and neither am I :O
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  4588.  @briancarno8837  russia had to stop attacking the ukrainian side, and they didn't
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  4589. now that is a legit freak. xD
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  4590. he's also calling it expensive based on calculations for BUILDING new power plants. that's not an argument to shut down all those working nuclear power plants instead of shutting down the coal plants.
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  4591. rumor has it he is still waiting for the ANA counterattack on lashkar gah.
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  4592. 600.000 dead? that doesn't sound like a realistic claim.
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  4593. she is thinking of captagon, originally mostly an ISIS production and today a syrian government production.
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  4594. shock doctrine, eh? didn't this one ironically kinda work on naomi klein for a while? I don't use twitter, but I heard that she did in the early weeks after the day of many 9/11s express a bit of the widespread special victim hysteria.
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  4595. if you look up this guy, he's clearly a lying grifter.
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  4596. I feel like the fact that this yacht has sails is quite ominous... like bezos is preparing for societal collapse and unavailability of fuel 😬
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  4597. 3:03 the design is based on the west german pleitegeier, but the two-headed eagle is a separate symbol in heraldry that has been in common use at least since the byzantine empire, and derived from that it is today a symbol of some eastern european countries, like russia, serbia, and albania.
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  4598. you could have mentioned that there actually was a protest movement against the euthanasia of disabled germans in nazi germany during the war that caused the program to be officially ended - though it was unofficially continued.
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  4599.  @hallo4758  das weiß ich, weil die regeln auf diesen sightseeing-touren für alle gleich sind, und alle anderen daraus entstandenen berichte, die ich gesehen habe, das so benennen. die regeln sind: -bei den IDF-begleitern bleiben und anweisungen folgen -nicht mit palästinensern reden -alle aufnahmen abgeben und aussortieren lassen
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  4600. I think will smith is a really weird casting choice for the lead role in a slavery drama. the big star status and particularly the association with mostly comedy type movies and shows doesn't fit.
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  4601. yeah I suppose it is very common at least among long-lived authoritarians, but putin in particular is well-known for applying a sort of maximum limit on competence and charisma to his selection processes for the most powerful positions below him in order to prevent any viable challenge to his own power by not presenting any good replacements for himself. with the one exception that he allowed prigozhin to become a hemedti.
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  4602. cenk's assessments that it's extremely likely that aliens have technology to travel far enough to get here, and are here, but it's unlikely that people have been killed to keep the secret, are remarkably ignorant. obviously the latter part would be likely. and he has absolutely no clue about the distance issue - unless they have a setup for interstellar journeys to take thousands of earth years at least (if theirhome planets are as close as they possibly couldbe to ours), they would need to travel many times the speed of light, and it looks extremely unlikely that this is possible. many of these "incredible" reports and viseos from military pilots and such are actually very well explained by optical phenomena such as lens flares. they're not objects moving with extreme acceleration at a distance, they're refractions of light. humans also didn't evolve intelligence only 70.000 years ago, that's a ridiculous claim, and I wonder what garbage source he got it from.
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  4603. the foreigners have leverage
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  4604. you might not want to look up how the evacuations of foreigners went down at the beginning of the rwandan genocide...
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  4605. boah krass, 20G? 😱
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  4606. my guess is that the main problem was the mom having no chill, and that the daughter wouldn't have cried if the mother had just made it clear to her that there wasn't really a problem. the daughter presumably understood that the questioning was intended to decide whether she should be separated from her mother, but she would not have known that this was very unlikely to actually happen. a lot of people freak out as soon as they feel they're being wronged by some procedure, as if displaying anger somehow helped the situation. if you do that around your kids, you'll scare them, because they always assume that you are acting reasonably, so they think that something really awful is happening if you act like there is. the fact that this mother made this a news story indicates to me that she is likely to be that freakout type person.
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  4607. love her forced fraudster smile
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  4608. jesus christ that is the gingeriest ginger
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  4609. the real problem with hosting the olympics is that setting it all up costs a lot of money that's never earned back through the visitors. they require the construction of stadiums too big to ever be used properly again, as well as accommodation for competitors and visitors and even public transport, all ofwhich is built for a onetime event with many people, and then never again used by so many people. and of course there are costs associated with the many cops needed for crowd management and whatever else drunk sports spectators get up to. all countries pay to host the olympics. this leads to the result that mostly shady autocrats offer to host them, because they can throw money away without accountability and decide that the personal and national prestige is worth the expense. it's similar with the football world cup, but I think the olympics probably tend to cost more to host due to the need for different types of stadium to be built instead of just one huge football stadium.
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  4610. 3:59 whaaaaat the US has more gun stores than supermarkets+mcdonalds+starbucks? really?
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  4611. it's rather unreasonable to expect any state institution in a country like zimbabwe to function well, and an institution to house children who have already been sexually abused at home could itself be a huge magnet for child predators (as could putting them in foster care or an adoption program). I mean there definitely are a lot of kids who need to be removed from abusive homes, but after that a lot can still go wrong. I think sex education in schools probably has huge benefits and little chance of backfiring though.
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  4612. he probably got his vaccine already because he's a government official.
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  4613. kein schwein hört mich ab, keine sau interessiert sich für mich :(
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  4614. 2:40 they didn't even mention that the cat has thumbs!
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  4615. well TECHNICALly, libya isn't in the middle east, and neither were the most iconic uses of those vehicles.
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  4616. I remember the good old days on youtube when youtubers got cancelled for doing ads :)
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  4617. those hospital administrators who tried to shut down a potential scandal and let her get away with it, when the accusation was serial murder, need to face some serious consequences. it's not like this sort of thing is unheard of and unimaginable - the wikipedia category "medical serial killers" contains 63 articles, not counting this case. they are quite rare, but when there is suspicion, an intense focus on proving or disprovingthe suspicion is called for. due to the difficulty of detecting murders hidden among potential natural causes of death, these people tend to get away with it for very long periods of time, with several of them having killed hundreds, making them the deadliestof all serial killers. neglecting one's duty to investigate such suspicions can easily mean dozens more deaths that could have been prevented.
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  4618. exactly what I thought. even next to zelenskiy, harris is still the one looking like a clown.
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  4619. :}
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  4620. c-span can't count. the plaque says that the window cleaner saved "himself and five other people" with the squeegee. 5 people +1 people = 6 people!
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  4621.  @TheDRZJ  I knew you were russian when you said that the russians fleeing the country won't cause trouble because they're peaceful people.
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  4622. maybe imran khan should get back into power, try to save the country by begging russia for a change, and then the west can finally stop supporting pakistan and hand it over to russia, at which point pakistan will of course start supporting terrorism against russia. that would be what I call a win-win situation.
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  4623. oh no, you said ""they"", that's an ant°°°mitic trope! the very concept of conspiracies is ant°°°mitic! 😭
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  4624. WTF CNN I was not prepared to see kamala harris trying to take credit for a 20 year space project!
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  4625. hoe OPEC has been stealing from us
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  4626. "how is that populism?" - because populism is not what americans think it is, it's a political COMMUNICATION STYLE. if it was policy, it would be leftism. the word pretty much only exists to describe fake leftism.
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  4627. I'm very disappointed in greenpeace here, this is so pathetic!
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  4628. alright so you're publicising the claims of a study financed by mcdonalds as fact before the study has been published or peer-reviewed. and the claims aren't even clearly climate-relevant - there is a vague claim hinting at carbon sequestration, but that's never going to come close to the impact of methane production in cattle farming. instead, what's advertised here is profitability. CAN YOU MAYBE NOT DO THIS?! this video could have been about something we ACTUALLY KNOW would help, and that mcdonalds could ACTUALLY DO: the addition of a small percentage of seaweed to the diet of cattle is proven to eliminate most of the methane emissions. it's also well-known for being very environmentally friendly to produce. but mcdonalds wouldn't want to give this publicity, because that's an added cost for the producer for the benefit of everybody.
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  4629. can we PLEASE get an impeachment for this, for the part where it's supposed to serve US national security? how many house and senate members does that take again?
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  4630. I agree, make texas stop! the world has suffered texas long enough!
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  4631. hate off to you too
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  4632. the title on this is plain false. I have noticed many times that AJE's standards seem to have dropped massively. it's quite sad.
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  4633. 6:30 schicke rallystreifen haben bayerische bullenwagen
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  4634. I knew 3-5 days into the "war" that this would definitively push biden over the edge and make him unelectable. I see basically three levels of severe failure: 1) biden supports israel and almost everything about the pre-hamassacre status quo of oppression. 2) biden is too much of a believer in israeli indoctrination and too old to be capable of understanding the reality of the situation - that this "war" is aimed at the palestinian people with hamas as an excuse, specifically the aim is to depopulate and eventually annex the gaza strip. biden can not grasp that there truly is a fundamental change in the palestine conflict. for reference, remember his administration's denial during the afghanistan handover: biden said that a taliban takeover was "not inevitable" exactly seven days before kabul fell, a day when around 90% of territory was held by the taliban, and they captured seven more provincial capitals, to bring the total to 75% of provincial capitals captured in the span of 10 days. this is the sort of capacity to recognise when a war is not what he wants it to be that we should expect from biden. and I do think that it's in large part biden personally, I think many other people around him are somewhat more capable of seeing the current reality, but they know that they have very little power to change his mind because his ideological faith in israel's goodness produces a powerful willful blindness, as it does with many people. this blindness generally and specifically is actually something he's worse on than trump - besides the fact that trump today as president would almost certainly be less supportive of israel, based on the fact that he very credibly claimed in the interview excerpt released a month ago that he grew to hate netanyahu due to his strange compulsive disrespect and began to like abbas because he stroked trump's ego in a warm and fatherly way, which is the sort of thing trump bases america's international relations on. 3) adding to the bad actual position taken, the biden admin also chose a terrible communication strategy. they could have chosen the same level of actual support without going so far as to over and over again in effect say "we support absolutely everything israel does, we support israel committing war crimes if it so chooses, we support israel doing however much damage and continuing however long it sees fit". it would have genuinely made a difference to the publicly perceived responsibility if they had started out with the messaging that they adopted after a month or so - to profess support for israel while just paying general lip service to the laws of war. even most israeli spokespeople would have chosen that sort of messaging while making these policy proclamations to a world audience. biden went all in, and now he owns to a much higher degree than he would have had to everything israel does in gaza - which is a huge ethnic cleansing and very different from what he thought he was declaring absolute support for.
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  4635. 🤡
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  4636. 🌊🌊🌊
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  4637. added point at the end: according to thegeneva conventions, belligerents not only are banned from attacking hospitals, with limited exceptions, but are actually obligated to SUPPORT the operation of hospitals. israel is obligated to activelY enable hospitals at least under its direct control to be supplied, and to operate ambulances. it's not doing that AT ALL, it has now shut down every hospital in northern gaza (and probably intends to blow them all up). but of course that's no surprise, given that israel is equally strictly banned from blockading the necessary supply ofessential goods to sustain the lives ofthecivilian population, and is doing just that even today, and has been boldenough to openly say it from the starty and has not received ANY pushback from its allies on it. keir starmer even explicitly endorsed the policy, and only pretended that he had not after a public backlash.
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  4638. why no mention of falun gong persecution?
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  4639. I appreciate these guys for sabotaging the confederacy through corruption. and I definitely would not shoot that gun. twisted iron my ass!
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  4640. this guy's got some issues xD
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  4641. sounds more like the woo-woo party or the word salad party! it's bizarre how yang simultaneously says that the party program on particular issues matches the obvious public opinion consensus, but he is not able to say what that obvious consensus is, as if it wasn't so obvious after all. and his dodge from third parties being a vote spoiler to "well if we had ranked choice voting, it would work" is a classic example of the total lack of realism from people promoting third parties in the US. yes, you should have a different election system that allows for more parties, and ranked choice would be a huge improvement. but you need to actually change the system, not pretend as if the system was already changed! you need to act in an election according to the election system that you have, not according to the one you would like to have! you're not going to change it by pretending!
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  4642. 5:55 LOL why did roman mispronounce "abkhazia" like an english speaker?
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  4643. wouldn't it be reasonable to expect runway show models to be given shoes that fit them properly??? they generally get all the other clothes fitted, right?
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  4644. he didn't even enter the capitol? then wtf did this guy get 7 years for? was the gun not legal? did he commit any acts of violence?
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  4645. imagine being so unfamiliar with cool animals that you can't identify a snow leopard😦
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  4646. pretty weak how you talked about china at length, but did not ask about the issue of china's preferential WTO trade status as officially still a developing economy.
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  4647. like ghislaine maxwell?
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  4648. did you book this guy by accident, or is that the TYT pivot away from spreading russian popaganda?
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  4649. supporters of palestinians reflexively circling the wagons around hamas' act of ultimate depravity last weekend harm their cause severely. this may ftggzz6be appropriate for much smaller acts of violence, but you need to beable to recognise that this is a unique situation. it's obvious that there can be no valid reason for refusing to condemn that particular massacre. and you really don't lose anything by recognising the other side's humanity like you demand from them. you can qualify that you don't condemn hamas entirely and what not, but refusing to condemn or comment on the massacre is idiotic. I don't understand whatthese people think they achieve by doing that. it's a huge unforced L.
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  4650.  @PabloTheThinker  the US inflation rate is low. and calling an imagined high inflation rate "bidenomics" is obviously extremely r-worded.
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  4651.  @PabloTheThinker  an inflation rate is not an economic strategy.
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  4652.  @PabloTheThinker  no he doesn't
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  4653. ja, das war einer der dümmsten takes die ich von der heute show bisher gesehen hab. drogenverbote haben fast ausschließlich riesige negative folgen, sie reduzieren nicht den konsum, erhöhen gefahren durch fehlende qualitätskontrollen, bestrafen leute für die beeinflussung ihrer eigenen psyche ohne jegliche fremdschädigung, und allen anderen effekten voran finanzieren sie überall auf der welt absolut widerlich brutale kriminelle organisationen von CIA bis ISIS. einen legalen drogenmarkt würden normale menschen führen, die durch recht und polizei geschützt sind, während sich auf dem schwarzmarkt immer die gewalttätigsten durchsetzen, weil die leute sich und ihr geschäft selbst per faustrecht schützen müssen. kein schwein streitet ab, dass durch die alkoholprohibition in den USA die amerikanische mafia aufgeblüht ist und die legalisierung eine gute sache war, aber bei aktuell verbotenen drogen will man die finanzierung organisierter kriminalität durch die verbote nicht wahrnehmen. stattdessen wird in der öffentlichen debatte ständig legalisierung mit konsumempfehlung verwechselt und so getan, als würden die verbote konsum reduzieren und sonst nichts. "signalwirkung" am arsch!
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  4654. "putin, ja, ist ein sehr angenehmer mensch. das muss ich mal sagen!" LOL
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  4655. frictionless spherical cat
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  4656. Kuriboh musk ist ungefähr zwei mal so glaubwürdig wie trump. also fast gar nicht.
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  4657. still not an appropriate comparison, though jewish settlers guarded by the israeli army did commit an actual pogrom in huwara this year.
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  4658. got it, buy wauser wauser wauser
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  4659. I was going to comment the same thing xD there's no way that's true about this eel dish. any cook could make that.
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  4660. 0:59 hagrid is not a wizard, he's a non-wizard from a wizard family.
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  4661. weeks later, same channel's comment section, same bot still probably misquoting ayn rand of all people....
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  4662. ​ @mikedrop4421  no, I know all that, it explains nothing about the money aspect. the zoos are generally private companies, they have no reason to pay money for national diplomatic relations. they all try to breed them, but all baby pandas contractually belong to china, so there is no money to be made there either (baby pandas are likely to significantly increase the visitor draw, but I still can't imagine them making over a million dollars per year). and breeding for conservation is also done with lots of other species in zoos, pandas are nothing special there (they actually keep databases of descendance, and ship individual zoo animals all around the world to breed with good genetic diversity).
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  4663. 5:10 I'm 99% sure that they are not making $16 a day, and the figure she was told was $16 an hour - which is not an entirely terrible wage, but car factory work is worth way more. in modern factories, the machines generate a lot of value, and the few workers required to run the machines and do less mechanized parts of the production process deserve a cut of the profit generated by the machines that could not run without them.
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  4664.  @SeeLasSee  lol what are you disagreeing with then?
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  4665. *SIGHT
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  4666. aua
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  4667. and that's news?
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  4668. yay germany 🫠🇩🇪
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  4669.  @danielsmokesmids  even though drug prohibitions are generally unjust, you still need to acknowledge their real life effects and make decisions based on them. they knew the rules of the game and ought to have made more of an effort to not get in trouble with the law for the kid's sake.
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  4670.  @danielsmokesmids  they weren't fighting for anybody's rights. they chose suicide by cop over prison, there was no prospect to achieve anything else.
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  4671. BIG WATER, OCEAN WATER
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  4672. bullshit, they have no case. the cops did separate the couple and put petito in a hotel room and told her not to tell laundrie where she was. and the thing the cops were reacting to was a report of an assault by petito on laundrie.
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  4673. willst du lieber söder, den deutschen boris johnson?
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  4674.  @tm-ln4hj  are you joking? why would you think that this attack was everything saved up? I wasn't even referring to shaheds, russia has at least 200-400 iskanders, kalibrs, oniks' and kinzhals saved up. and of the shaheds/gerans, if they have established russian production as seems likely given russia's much more serious adaptation effort than the west's, they likely have at least high hundreds, possibly thousands. and they could well be currently producing them at a rate that outpaces all by itself all air defense missile supplies ukraine is getting, which means that ukraine must intercept most of them with AA cannon and C-RAM systems, which does not seem to be something it's adequately equipped for. the latest kyiv interception video looks much like iron dome in action, so seemingly it shows a lot of air defense missiles being spent. any time ukraine intercepts a shahed with a missile, russia wins, like exchanging a rook for a knight. russia has enough proper missiles saved up for which ukraine needs those interceptors. and especially if not even kyiv appears to be equipped with a good amount of gun-based air defense, then what place in ukraine is? to see this winter strike campaign begin with ukraine seemingly expending many interceptor missiles on 75+ shaheds headed for kyiv is a really bad sign. [EDIT]: other clips do clearly show different sorts of AA guns used against this drone attack, so I have no idea how many air defense missiles ukraine may have expended.
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  4675. netanyahu is the key terrorist actor. a prior government of his likud party provided critical support to the creation of hamas, and likud governments have been supporting hamas including with facilitating cash transport into gaza ever since. and sinwar was part of the bizarre prisoner exchange ~10 years ago that set 1027 palestinians including many high ranking actual militants like sinwar free for one low ranking israeli soldier, gilad shalit. that is the reason why palestinians were so happy about 10/7 and said "we have enough hostages to free everybody" - becauase by the precedent set by netanyahu, they did and still do. that hostage deal was so bad, it could have come from joe biden. nobody could genuinely have had any doubt that the precedent it set would inspire the capture of more than one hostage in the future, thereby inverting any benefit.
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  4676. the cop on the right side of the screen is holding his AK the goofiest anyone could possibly hold a gun - shoulder strap hanging loose, buttstock on top of the shoulder, right hand holding magazine, left hand loose. xD
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  4677. 3:56 is she officially required to call the 2013 coup a revolution? or does she do that voluntarily?
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  4678. well, in this particular case, tje missilewas likely aimed at something else and just missed because they're not that accurate.
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  4679. Jay Batty they do shoot at people's homes deliberately with mortars, artillery, tanks and artillery rockets, but I don't think that those are currently in range of odessa, and the missiles that can reach odessa are pretty much too expensive to deliberately shoot them at a residential area rather than infrastructure or military targets.
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  4680. naja, bei teurem sprit ists vielleicht erst recht cool... so wie überteuerte markenklamotten
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  4681. I'd say they serve the role of a "gun" in the cannon sense while using a smaller caliber than other types of comparably used machine guns. still odd though that "minigun" came to only refer to rotating multi-barrel guns, it's not the most descriptive term.
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  4682. 7:00 I hear music
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  4683. sadly the tyts here were too american to know enough geography to be able to point out that saying that israel is vulnerable to a hezbollah attack from the north is not giving hezbollah attack plan ideas - because the north of israel is simply where lebanon, containing hezbollah, has its very short border with israel. they can't attack from a different direction. unless they gain passage through syria that is, in which case syria definitely would not sit on its hands and wait for retaliatory strikes, but rather the syrian military would participate. syria still is officially at war with israel after all. personally, syria is what I'm worried about in terms of threats to israel.
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  4684. some spook, probably, some time in the second week of october: "look at this sh°°, we haven't found a single r°°°! I told you guys we should fake a video just in case, and you've been calling me a pervert for months for it! 'give them two hours and we'll have a dozen r°°°s', you said!"
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  4685. the "beginning of life" argument is the wrong discussion. the relevant question is at what point in fetal development CONSCIOUSNESS develops to a point where the fetus ought to be considered a PERSON. a severed finger and corpse both have plenty of human DNA, the point is that they don't have a functioning brain, so they are not persons. and very importantly, allowing or banning abortion should not be based on whether the state morally endorses it, but on the real world effects of an abortion ban being weighed against the effects of some form of legal abortion situation. same as with drugs: banning them doesn't make the thing go away, in fact it has very little benefit while causing great harm.
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  4686.  @austinwinters8122  also *your
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  4687.  @erikhadinger7655  *you're *you're alright, so apparently naming firearm types correctly is a sign of not knowing anything about guns. aaaaaalrighty then, my american friend. guns and ignorance are both core aspects of american culture after all, I guess I didn't realise just how much the ignorance is required with the guns. I bet you also believe that "sporting rifle" is a genuine gun category that the AR-15 fits into, right?
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  4688. second
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  4689. you haven't been paying attention, have you? daesh has had a pretty strong presence in afghanistan for years. they just killed something like 175 afghans plus 13 americans with a suicide bomber during the kabul aurlift. biden and his people have announced their intention to continue bombing them extensively, and the US will collaborate with the taliban against daesh.
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  4690. that is incredibly inefficient compared to modern fabric printing. I'm glad that there's still demand for it. if these guys all stopped making that, nobody would ever start doing it again.
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  4691. no cellphones at the pump. priorities. :'D
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  4692. musk is feeling superbad? sounds like a good thing to me!
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  4693. the technology is absolutely not the main limiting factor in climate change efforts. fossil fuel lobbying is. and russia probably is too, since it has gigantic fossil fuel supplies and is probably the only country besides canada that can expect to primarily benefit from global warming (more habitable and arable land, and shipping through the north pole is becoming possible).
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  4694. Kay Ouellette probably not confusion, but I'd say there is likely to be a sort of subconscious memory or residual effect/imprint. as we age, most people forget all distinct memories before around age 3, but the experiences we had before still shaped us a lot. obviously most kids learn to talk to varying degrees before age 3, and that and many other skills remain, as do habits and psychological characteristics or disorders. and kids before age 3 absolutely do remember things, that boy remembers his parents and that day right now, and it's shaping his current life. it's just probably going to eventually get deleted from his memory, and what will remain will be the effects of a period of grief and fear in his early childhood (also because the family members he's with now are hurting, too). he's probably not going to remember the day or his parents, but it's likely that the earliest memories he will end up with later in life will be of being afraid in other situations. he's likely to get very scared now if he's separated from his new family because he experienced a really horrible version of that. a lot of kids have separation anxiety and worry that somehow their parents won't come back, and for him that actually happened, so how could he not worry that it will happen again? I think he may even keep a specific fear of fireworks and gunshots or parades without knowing where it comes from.
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  4695. "we have to do some bad removal prayers" :|
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  4696. never
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  4697. TV doschd's letzte sendeminuten waren schwanensee, demnächst läuft das vielleicht auch wieder im staatsfernsehen. gerade vor wenigen wochen lief in moskau eine putschabwehr-übung der sicherheitskräfte...
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  4698. I'm glad that cash is still king in germany, as far as I can tell. I've never paid electronically, never been denied cash payment. only a few stores don't take cards now, but everybody takes cash. and the cards people use are usually EC cards linked to their bank accounts, not credit cards, so it's less of a ripoff and you don't really have that deranged gameified debt system that americans are obsessed with. I've also been pretty surprised before how low americans draw the limit to suspiciously large denomination bills that you can't really use in shops (like at 50s or 100s, I think). here everybody pays with 50s all the time, and 100s will also be accepted anywhere, even 200s won't be too difficult. it's really just the 500€ (rarely 200€) that many shops don't want because they're too scared of forgeries. also the 500€ is no longer being produced since 2019 because it's extremely popular with criminals, to the point of constituting a suspiciously large percentage of all bills, despite no normal person ever using them (ATMs mostly give out larger amounts in 50s).
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  4699. I can't believe it doesn't shoot laser beams
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  4700. wow, you don't say :O
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  4701. that's the first I see of that president, and he looks pathetic.
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  4702. oh look, three skeletons get a long segment! what about the still living skeletons that are the thousands of starving kids? there are hundreds of babies born each day whose mothers' bodies produce no milk due to starvation, and who can't get enough (if any) infant formula or safe drinking water!
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  4703. I hope for the sake of the wife and son of the guy in the second call who bragged about shoooting civilians in a trench like a nazi mass execution that he never comes home from ukraine. I don't think nastia even wants his corpse back.
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  4704. the afghan government doesn't want the US out, the iraqi government does.
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  4705. 2:05 heh, all ukraine had to do was to rename the azov regiment to "3rd seperate assault regiment", and now western news don't have to talk about the nazi stuff anymore xD
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  4706. basic situation: the army are the bad guys, the RSF are the worse guys. the RSF were the main perpetrators of the genocide in darfur, then under their original name as "janjaweed". they got rebranded as "rapid support forces" in order to escape the genocide stigma, and to make them sound like a special-forces-like orderly branch of the armed forces. the RSF also generally are the ones most violently oppressing the democracy movement.
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  4707. imagine how the people who came up with the idea felt when they finally got this gun to actually work!
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  4708. big massive dumps
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  4709. maybe the barrel is shifted off center towards the magazine to make the recoil somewhat more aligned with the gun's horizontal center of mass that's shifted that way due to the sideways magazine.
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  4710. one ofroman's best videos yet. seems like his european residency plan is going well then.
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  4711. digitalisierung.exe has failed
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  4712. michael, yoga, pädagogik, SPD, nie arbeiten? top profilname, boris! xD
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  4713. biden is bad, kamala is a disaster.
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  4714. that cat is BEGGING to be put on a diet!
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  4715. Pati Bangla what are you, indian? then you're the one living under a fascist government. a really fumb one at that, can't even manage covid remotely competently. how are your superspreader festivals going at the moment? even if germany absorbed the entire population of afghanistan, we would still be doing better than india.
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  4716.  @jim2112  well when you say you'll depopulate a place, and then you go and do it, then you did actually mean it.
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  4717. in germany we say hinfallen, aufstehen, helmchen richten, weitermachen
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  4718. that's definitely a pet rabbit. maybe somebody fled their home and released it instead of taking it with them. :/ can't havebeen long ago though, I think released pet rabbits have really low survival chances. rabbits need to be very cautious to avoid getting eaten, and they also need to live in colonies to have some safety in numbers, and a released solitary pet rabbit might not get along with wild rabbits that grew up sovialising with each other. a pet rabbit might not even know how to dig a proper burrow.
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  4719. that's what you get when you're so eager to abandon your allies that you don't even defend kabul to protect the evacuation.
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  4720. I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed
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  4721. Chuck Edgerton this guy bought his guns legally, almost all the mass shooters in the US do. in other countries, where random people don't have legal access to guns, people like this have to work hard to make due with knives and cars, and they don't manage to kill as many people. not just because it's physically harder to kill with a knife and the victim has more of a chance to defend themselves, but also because it's mentally harder to stab people than to point a gun and let the bullet do the work. a reasonable middle way for the US would involve banning or mostly banning semiautomatic rifles. those are clearly very good for mass shootings (easier to use effectively than pistols), and you really don't need to have them for anything else. you can shoot for fun with other guns, you can hunt with other guns, and you can defend yourself with other guns just fine. I know that handguns kill most people, and most US gun deaths are suicides, but there really isn't a convincing reason to allow semiautomatic rifles considering the downsides. mexico would thank america too, it's a gigantic problem in mexico that weapons that powerful (hell, even .50cal anti-material rifles) are so freely available in the US and then smuggled south. almost all guns used by the gangs and cartels in mexico and central america come from the US. the flow of guns to the south is worse than the flow of drugs to the north!
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  4722. police attacking, arresting and torturing a man for verbally complaining about them having teargassed his child in their home is a perfect example of the inhumanity of police. I would have preferred if you had covered it more in-depth though, showing and explaining more footage of the situation instead of cutting that very short to fit it into your usual interview-focused format.
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  4723. 6:58 I love the fake adjustable front sight!
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  4724. 1:48 "authoritarian chinese communist china" sheesh, calm down dude
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  4725. mangoes like many fruit are known to people outside of their cultivation range only in the form of fruit that are harvested unripe and hard in order to be less easily damaged during transport, and are then ripened artificially with ethylene gas in distribution centers near the consumers. this generally achieves nowhere near the amount of flavor that you would get from the same fruit just left to ripen on the plant. an easy comparison to make in temperate climates is between normal store-bought tomatoes and home grown tomatoes, or perhaps actually locally grown tomatoes from a farmer's market that aren't just supermarket tomatoes sold for a premium. you don't even have to make an effort, tomatoes grow very easily and will almost certainly turn out very noticably sweeter than store-bought if you let them ripen on the plant, even in rather cool climates (though tomato plants usually need to grow under some kind of roof because if the leaves are wet from rain for a while, they grow a fungus that's very harmful to the plant). if you buy tomatoes on a piece of vine that's more than ~4 tomatoes long and they're all equally red, that's a definitive sign of artificial ethylene ripening, because that would never happen on the plant (they ripen in sequence from the base to the tip).
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  4726.  @tangerinetangerine4400  sex work and sex trafficking can be disconnected by legalising and regulating sex work.
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  4727. 10-20€ per kg of bread? ssshhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeesh
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  4728. ewwww stop saying dnister that way! english speakers, please, 'i' is not a diphthong in other languages! STOP IT!
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  4729. 0:14 come on, that doesn't look real.
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  4730. not really, the taliban just absorbed the mujahideen who were partially supported by the US before. the taliban were created by saudi wahabism and the pakistani intelligence service.
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  4731. I feel like the reasoning here is that they don't want to sell this glock to the general public because they made everything worse and are ashamed of it. xD
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  4732. really? not something I expected.
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  4733. ꜱᴜɴʀᴀʏ oh, you don't get that a lot? good to know :) yeah no, I don't care about the slugs. slugs used to eat all the weed I tried to grow in the park since I didn't want to use slug poison, because that kills hedgehogs and such up the food chain, too. slugs are no fun. so how are you doing? ^^
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  4734. it probably is someone other than the US. the US supported the president, and the timing between prime ministers was either chosen to cause chaos rather than achieve a specific political goal, or as a last resort for the outgoing prime minister to cling to power. on the other hand this could suit the US military well because without the afghanistan war, they need a new deployment. for this, just causing chaos would be the way to go. haiti has already requested US and UN troops, but the US is still playing coy.
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  4735. dream on xD
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  4736. no, the ones with the shovels are all dying. but they're supposed to, because russia has absolutely no interest in letting any of those prisoners finish their 6 month enlistments, and then let murderers and rapists go free in russia.
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  4737.  @pac1fic055  both holländer and niederländer
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  4738. who said that it wasn't?
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  4739. it means either that, or deportation to proper ukraine. I lean towards the latter, since the former would require internment camps for security. the point of the latter would be that only people who agree to be russians get to remain in the occupied territories. it's a convenient way to reduce the number of troublemakers.
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  4740.  @davidhong9112  bibi alone is normally pretty good at it, but nowadays the whole country is in a frenzy trying to outhate each other, so they never manage to formulate a coherent plan that outlines what to say and what not to say, and even individuals in their own presentation mostly (basically with the sole exception of the specialized spokespeople) have stopped making as much of an effort to stick to one personal brand and not contradict themselves. probably because they see basically any biblical horror being advocated for by one person or another, and most people view it as liberating and very appealing to join in on freely expressing their desire for extreme violence.
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  4741. this is what facebook did to the boomers and gen x.
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  4742. your feigned outrage is so pathetic! OF COURSE AOC doesn't want to endorse biden unless he's the only option! AOC is a socdem, biden is a conservative! and biden is way too old, he absolutely should not run again! he even said that he would only run for one term before he was elected, did you forget that like he did? depending on whether trump or desantis run in 2024, the dems are losing the next 3-4 national elections in a row. that's not AOC's fault, that's the party's fault for propping up horrible fossils like biden, pelosi and schumer who NEVER offer a reason to vote for them other than not being as bad as the republicans.
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  4743. ich glaub ich hab nur einen ähnlichen beitrag schon gesehen. aber diese spiegel/arte videos werden auch oft sowohl vom spiegel als auch von arte hochgeladen, und teils sehr verzögert
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  4744. that reminds me of some pictures I saw of a crowd of college age tourists in brazil passing around and taking pictures of a baby dolphin of some endangered species/population and then leaving it on the beach, and at some point it died (from overheating because they're built for water cooling)...
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  4745. 4:33 ah yes, the city of russia, russia CNN, your general is not a very good general.
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  4746. bundestagswahl: nicht nächsten sonntag 🥱
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  4747. the glue is a lesser issue than the waterproofing, that requires a much larger quantity of synthetic material. I would guess something polyurethane-based as is used for car paint, and a different polyurethane composition for the wood glue, since polyurethane wood glues are the most wateeproof common wood glues. though you still want to protect the wood from water intrusion very well anyways and possibly even install a drying system inside the hollow parts, because wood warps when exposed to moisture changes (and if it gets and stays properly wet, it gets heavy and soft, and eventually very soft as it rots). but if the moisture problem can be avoided, wood can probably replace the bulk of the fiberglass composit, and is more manageable as waste at the end of its lifespan even with glue and highly weather-proof coatings (because all that sh°° burns just fine, which fiberglass does not). edit: nevermind, I commented before watching... I can't believe they're using plywood for a tower structure when they're supposedly trying to be environmental, and the tower only needs strong load bearing in one direction - just like trees. they should use long beams, not imitate the structure of the metal tower just with incredibly thick plywood. that does use a ridiculous amount of glue. and look how compact the sections are (veneer cutting process can only produce a limited length along the grain depending on the width of the blade), those joints between them are going to be weak points requiring heavy reinforcements. a structure made mostly of tall beams could be built much lighter, not just with less glue but with less wood. and cheaper, because good quality plywood like that costs as much as relatively highly prized hardwoods, whereas for structural stability from beams, spruce would be a very suitable wood and is the cheapest. I bet the internal structure of the tower in a beam construction could be built for a tenth of the price, plus another tenth of the price for a skin. these people don't know sh°° about working with wood, they are imitating a metal design with wood.
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  4748. kennedy is biden combined with alex jones.
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  4749. ​ @will3346 yeah, and several countries bought the lawn dart partially as a ground attack plane because of lockheed's $22m bribery operation (~220m adjusted for inflation).
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  4750.  @biggiecheezits  literally O N E typo
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  4751. 1:47 note how tiny he is compared to the other chickens. he's a bantam chicken, which are very small chicken breeds that tend to be a really good option for keeping chickens as pets. the funny upright posture is typical too, that's not just from his nubs.
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  4752. definiere ironie 😉
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  4753. russia is not armenia's ally anymore. that is azerbaijani propaganda, as is everything else in this trashy video.
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  4754. one thing I found remarkable is that israel has already struk hamas in gaza this time around in response to the islamic jihad launching rockets from gaza. during the last little war, israel only struck IJ and left hamas ozt of it, because hamas wasn't firing rockets. so this is once again an undeniable escalation by israel.
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  4755. credit cards are crap. you should be able to appreciate the advantages of cash right now. all forms of digital payment primarily serve to promote surveillance and control. cash payments are the freeest form of payment.
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  4756. I thought this would be about his mob contacts.
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  4757. you mean qanon? who is?
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  4758. are you trying to say something?
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  4759. the very rich russiand like italy. average russians visit turkey instead.
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  4760. JESUS CHRIST you can always count on kamala harris to deliver absolute trainwreck interviews! she's dodging E V E R Y question, and doing it poorly! WHY do they send her to give interviews, WHY?
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  4761.  @lionofduty9804  what will Israel win?
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  4762. that is some weird shit!
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  4763. meh... I knew all of those, you're gonna need to find much more obscure things.
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  4764.  @DrEgonCholakian  "the financier"? dude. that is one guy out of 6600 who donated some amount of money to the movie's CROWDFUNDING. that is a shockingly stupid way to try to discredit that movie, and I'm sure there are plenty of good ways!
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  4765. euer ernst? auf einer seite kriegt deutschlands anklage für ge°°°id-beihilfe vorm internationalen gerichtshof am ersten prozesstag 17 sekunden in den abendnachrichten, auf der anderen seite sucht ihr zivile opfer mit der lupe!
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  4766. 4:23 good: blending in bad: standing out, forcing society to bend to your will I think I might be sensing a little bit of projection. 🤔
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  4767. catholic detected
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  4768. I feel like americans might finally notice this year that the real labor day is may 1st. the timing is impeccable. the US+canada labor day is intended to undermine the real one and prevent international solidarity.
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  4769. the case for a third party protest vote this time around is exceptionally strong. don't vote for trump, and don't vote for genocide. both are completely out of the question.
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  4770. thumbnail says: "stacey abrams: I support joe manchin" cenk in video says: "I would probably vote in favor of the compromise" how are you simultaneously attacking stacey abrams and agreeing with her? that's so sleazy!
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  4771. what do you mean, so many people don't know why it's called a ballpoint pen? I thought everybody knew, it's almost obvious.
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  4772. "you don't have to love it, just eat it" very inspiring
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  4773. micknotfromleitrim you just wasted that on a spammer, bob bump is copy-pasting that reply all over this comment section.
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  4774. micknotfromleitrim also don't give that lunatic your email xD
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  4775. 18:13 who is the blond woman? would she be recognisable from the drawing somehow, or why is her head cut out?
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  4776. Samson Soturian is your dad a cop or are you just in your little fascist phase?
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  4777. the content is irrelevant, it's just selected because it gets clicks and earns money. the technical limitations are that it's a robot voice video with non-copyrighted pictures and videos. ancient aliens style claims are pretty much the thing with the broadest audience appeal that you can make a robot voice say and advertise with flashy thumbnails and titles. content making auch claims, produced better, has been very popular on youtube since its early years, long before AI got involved. basically they probably started out trying various content genres with such voiceover videos, and pseudoscience turned out to be the most popular.
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  4778. 1:19 I like how the cutting calls her opportunistic without the narration saying it xD
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  4779. rashida tlaib really did bungle her original response. she was one of the many who circled the wagons around hamas and refused to condemn not just hamas, but even the hamassacre. morality aside, that was just so so very stupid. it seems to be a long-trained reflex that a lot of palestine supporters misapplied to this situation where any rational assessment of the facts and of the uniqueness of the moment would have led them to realise that this was going to be an extremely bad strategy. it was disheartening to see so many people miss the one opportunity where israelis really were the victims they imagine themselves to be, and not make a point of acknowledging the humanity of israeli civilians. it costs you NOTHING, in fact having that response drown out those refusing to condemn would have contributed to better protecting palestinians. tlaib's response at least for the first couple of days was bad enough that she actively helped the narrative of israel to dominate.
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  4780. if I was an american single issue pro-palestine voter in 2024, I already know that would vote for trump over biden. biden has proven himself since the hamassacre to be consistently the worse version of the inconsistency that one could expect from trump. and an interview audio excerpt was released a few weeks ago from some time back that has trump very clearly expressing that he approached netanyahu with a very positive friendly attitude, and slowly grew to feel disrespected to the point of betrayal by him. which makes a lot of sense, since that's pretty much how netanyahu openly treats everybody. on the other hand, trump got a very positive impression from abbas, describing him as warm and fatherly. which is weird, but trump means well. xD he says that he expected the opposite but learned that it's the israelis who are deliberately preventing peace, implying that he steongly disapproves of that, and saying that they "are impossible". we know that trump bases his administration's foreign engagement in large part on personal sympathy created by people he respects going out of their way to stroke his narcissistic ego. so while it is possible for trump to change his mind about things completely, I would, based on that interview, rate it as highly likely that a trump presidency would be better for palestine than a biden presidency. I mean it could hardly be worse - not only are obamna administration comments about israel like night and day compared to what biden is doing now, but even the bush junior administration was nowhere near this bad! the trump administration was, but trump only started hating netanyahu towards the end of his term, so that's not a reliable indication of what his future attitude would be. meanwhile biden can be expected to not change his mind about anything until the day he dies.
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  4781. nein, die sind selbstverständlich von den sanktionen ausgenommen.
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  4782. nowadays, france has the most colonial foreign policy of all european countries.
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  4783. he doesn't know better. ukraine was just on the list before any NATO countries. putin is very very horny for the baltic states. he could also restart the frozen conflicts in georgia and moldova, and personally I think he might also decide that he's annoyed enough with the democratization of armenia to do a deal with azerbaijan in which russia and azerbaijan divide armenia between them. kazakhstan is also showing too much independence despite the government's ass being saved by putin's troops a few months ago, with kazakhstan openly refusing a request to send troops to ukraine and refusing to recognize the independence of donetsk and luhansk. so there are other things for putin to do with his military, but it is possible that he also quickly moves towards invading the baltic atates.
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  4784. in fact a lot of people would say that it's unacceptably unsafe to have a big pit bull-type dog around small kids like those when the dog sometimes doesn't recognize family members and growls at them. there's a whole movement of people who suck at dog communication/training, got a pit bull anyways, and then something happened where the dogs bit people and now, because they don't want to accept responsibility, the owners go around telling everybody that pit bulls are evil and "just snap" completely out of the blue and attack people and especially kids. I watched a BS "documentary" about that once, and one mother campaigning against pit bulls told a story of her own two pit bulls pulling her baby from her arms and attacking the baby, and her reaction was to run away and call for help... she didn't even realize what a bizarre dysfunctional relationship with her dogs that indicated, that a mother would be so scared of her own family's dogs that she would run away as they attacked her baby. it's so weird what sorts of relationships some people have with dogs, and then they think that they can judge that there's something wrong with the dogs...
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  4785. damn, the new king has plot armour!
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  4786. that is inno way a shocker, it is absolutely obvious that nikki haley would beat biden in the general like no other. the solid republicans would vote for her anyways, and she would be way more appealing to swing voters than biden is, because she's a competent communicator. I mean have you listened to her?
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  4787. 4:14 "it's a hand-crafted product" ah yes, artisanal farming. little australia was yesterday. today, kiwiland is the japan of the south.
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  4788. how to tell the story of h°mas without ever mentioning that is°°el funded its founding to undermine the PLO, and continued to fund it until last year to preserve the status quo of having "no partner for peace", to progress the de facto annexation and ap°rth°id in the w°st b°nk.
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  4789. yes, but I think those videos are very hard to get. usually they only get released after lengthy trials where they were admitted as evidence. you might have to start thousands of court cases and then somehow figure out what the exact video files are that relate to them, because the cops are unlikely to graciously hand over just everything that could relate to the case, and they won't tell you what does relate to it. people have gotten locked up in police abuse vases because the cops built cases against them for assaulting the police by hiding any footage that exonerated them. the cops have various systems in place to bend the use of body- and dashcams and access to their footage towards only helping police. for example there is no other reason that all those bodycams only turn on when cops turn them on, because they could easily have enough battery life and storage space to be on through the whole shift.
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  4790. myrrh hyrrh hyrrh how about you take this gold and we forget about it?
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  4791. Daniel Fortesque yes, but IS SHE EVEN 18?
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  4792. I would love to see a boxing match between those two, I hate them both. put sand in dave's gloves though to make it interesting.
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  4793. actually the real story is that america and its NATO allies WERE nation building in afghanistan (really only the US started to deny it half way through because it wasn't going great), and then we all completely abandoned afghanistan, broke all our promises except for those trump made to the taliban, and ruined the lives of all those afghans who trusted us most. for 20 years we told women and girls that they could be whatever they wanted to be instead of being glorified house slaves, and now the likes of joe biden are acting like it's ok to abandon them if we just say that we were lying all along and we never cared. as a german leftist millenial, I can't recall a political issue my country was directly involved in during my lifetime that sickens me as much as this despicable betrayal of the afghan people, and perhaps most prominently the american left's (no, I don't mean joe biden) anti-humanitarian america first advocacy for it, and even against an extension of the kabul airlift.
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  4794. that does not sound like an appropriate position for the guy
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  4795. it stands for it doesn't contain - pseudoephedrine.
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  4796. that interview attempt is very potent cringe.
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  4797. I think so
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  4798. so is henry kissinger, and so was yassir arafat.
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  4799. das ist ein zirkus. für zirkushaltung ist das schon gehobene qualität. wobei die zaunhöhe und art (tendenziell kletterbar) auf mich sehr optimistisch wirkt...
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  4800. I thought burmese too since I've only seen yellow burmese, not retics, and I've heard that retics are typically quite a lot less friendly, so they don't seem like a particularly good choice to buy for a toddler. the dad mentioned that he keeps other snakes though, maybe he got this snake in a way where he could already tell that she was unusually friendly. I don't know why you'd want to breed yellow retics. I think their natural patterns look particularly good, much better than burmese.
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  4801. Felix The Cat good guess, russis's claim about that maternity ward/children's hospital strike was in fact that there were no medical staff or patients there because the hospital complex was being used as a base by the azov battallion.
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  4802. den jemen als kriegsverbrechen auf nur einer seite darstellen, und diese seite sind die houthis? ja lol ey. dann behaupten,die houthis hätten das land zerstört, obwohl nur die andere seite eine luftwaffe hat. und sogar den houthis wasserentzug vorwerfen, und mit keinem wort die saudi-amerikanische hungerblockade erwähnen. das ist kein journalismus, sondern mittäterschaft am völkermord.
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  4803. when even the americans know better.... ouch
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  4804. 1:44 LOL she's sick of her alcoholic son
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  4805. at this point, this is a rumor, not a fact.
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  4806. ah yes, lie to your toddler about what death is and then let them "decide" whether they want to die.
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  4807. herzlichen glückwunsch an die isr°°lvertreter in deutschland, ihr habt eure erste tatsächliche gewalttat dieser "antis°°itismuswelle"* gefunden! 🙄 *auf basis einer sehr üppigen auslegung der bizarren IHRA-definition des antise°°tismus, die ausdrücklich alle opposition zum kolonialstaat is°°el, sowie is°°°l gen°zid oder sonstige verbrechen gegen die menschlichkeit vorzuwerfen als unzulässige verharmlosende ho°°°austvergleiche mit einschließt... wodurch die definition selbst den tatsächlichen anti°°°itismus der gleichsetzung des staates i. mit dem j°dischen glauben bzw. volk propagiert
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  4808. the afghan PM? xD
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  4809. ja
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  4810. yeah, I also think that I couldn't tell those two countries apart WHEN I WAS TEN!
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  4811. *complicit I don't know other details, but germany did announce in the early days of the special military operation that it would loan israel two heron drones.
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  4812. ist halt markus lanz, vom lanz und precht podcast... der wchwebt irgendwo zwischen CDU und FDP, und hält das für genial (und für mittig).
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  4813. yeah, not exactly a carrot thing, but I can see how it would be effective since she's yelling at people from the street, so the neighbours hear and are reminded to gossip about the unvaccinated indiciduals. when the next covid wave happens and people start getting worried again, everybody knows who hasn't been vaccinated yet, so they'll be ostracized.
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  4814. they're obviously part of the ukrainian armed forces.
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  4815. das belegt, dass es richtig war, ihn rauszulassen! 😉👍
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  4816. the suit colours.
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  4817. mud buildings are very practical in these desert regions because the thick walls insulate well against the heat of the day and the cold of the night.
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  4818. china named its national surveillance system "skynet" after the evil artificial intelligence that wants to wipe out humanity in the terminator movies...
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  4819. america deserves another covid wave, that would be hilarious.
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  4820. Skunk Ape careful there buddy
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  4821. voting is more effective than not voting. whether you also do something that's more effective than voting is a separate matter.
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  4822. I like how they were clearly made to be used as clubs after firing.
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  4823. yeah the whole asian outdoor disinfectant spray thing has been pretty silly from the start, but they could at least focus on handrails and such. disinfection in public spaces makes most sense if it is done frequently theoughout the day on surfaces that are actually touched all the time, like ATM and ticket machines or shopping cart handles. sending people or trucks out to make some poison fog is more about security theater, if it has any positive effect it is achieving it by signaling to the people that the situation is dangerous and not normal, and causing them to individually take more actually effective measures. of course that gets ruined when in russia, everywhere you look you see cops and transportation officials etc and the general public not even wearing masks in crowded spaces. I wonder if russia has some kind of ban on foreign media showing the crowds in subways right now, because that shit is embarrassing and it's clearly the shot to get when the media talk about russian covid apathy, yet somehow they only ever show russians maskless on the street, where it isn't that bad.
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  4824. I heard yesterday that ukrainian troops had withdrawn from severodonetsk. they definitely hsve to, and from lysychansk as well. thinks are going surprisingly badly for ukraine in donbass right now, even the ukrainian government says so.
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  4825. it's hyperbole. he said that the bullet is around 50% heavier. I don't know how the muzzle velocity and kinetic energy compare, but I would imagine that the alligator probably shoots slower or equally fast, not faster, so I think the energy is no more than 50% greater than the 50cal. it's a substantial difference, but it doesn't make the 50 look like a peashooter. given how bullet ballistics generally work though, the alligator almost certainly has a much longer effective range, as long as the gun and also the bullets are accurate enough. bigger bullets keep their velocity better over longer differences. you can give a smaller bullet the same muzzle energy as a bigger one by making it fly much faster, but it will lose its energy to air resistance much faster and have a shorter effective range.
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  4826. seems like black powder, there's a big puff of smoke in one video and the shots are low booms, not cracks. japan tightly controls ammunition. I'm not sure if abe is dead, but I gotta say, this is a really impressive assassination attempt. very successful gun control workaround!
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  4827. no
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  4828. this is why we don't do crime on the phone, kids. we do it on telegram.
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  4829. Natalie Zementbeisser autoverkehr hat keinen besonders hohen anteil am klimawandel, da sind übermäßiger genereller waren- und energiekonsum und recht viele flugreisen hierzulande wohl eher zu bemängeln. und dieser geniale atomausstieg. unsinnig ist natürlich, wie viele leute allein und oft dazu noch riesige autos fahren, die sich auch noch gegenseitig durch staus ausbremsen und damit die emissionen pro fahrt weiter steigern. wo autos wirklich auffallen ist die luftverschmutzung in städten. vor ein paar jahren gabs mal ne studie, die ergab, dass allein in EU-städten pro jahr zigtausende menschen an durch luftverschmutzung ausgelösten krankheiten sterben. außerdem verschandeln diese grässlich designten autos an den straßenrändern jedes stadtbild. :<
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  4830. die sind auch nicht bomben- und kugelsicher oder ohne nahrung lebensfähig.
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  4831. christians: bad things prove god also christians: good things prove god
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  4832. netanyahu's aggression is indeed shared by most israelis. even by most who hate netanyahu. listen to israelis being interviewed now, these people are unhinged!
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  4833. urban youths xD
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  4834. she might have introduced herself to the kids as nikki, that seems more likely than the kid doing that on his own initiative.
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  4835. I'm german and have barely ever seen a gun, but if I ran a gay club in america, I would want trusted people with guns there, because those are dangerous places to be (same as synagogues and mosques). I'm sure they have doormen, those need to be armed. and they should do a program in which trusted friends and regulars of the club can do some sort of gun training course (plus whatever the state laws require) and be put on a list to either be allowed to bring guns, or get access to a gun safe in the club (I imagine other than concealed carrying of small pistols where it's legal, few people would want to bring a gun to a club if they want ro dance or be in a dense crowd). it's possible that it would be a bad idea for guests to carry due to risk of the guns being stolen or lost (like lots of things at clubs), so perhaps access to gun safe would be better. some other employees should be armed too, particularly for bartenders it's quite practical. oh, and employees peobably would generally be more suitable than guests because employees can reasonably be expected to be more or less sober (maybe you could only qualify guests who are mostly straight edge). it would be fair to incentivise employees and perhaps guests to qualify for gun access with higher pay or reduced admission price. I know there are risks associated with adding more people shooting among a crowd, and police potentially seeing multiple gunmen with only one being the bad guy, but I think with decent training and protocols, it would likely be overall beneficial. even though it would be much more challenging to do this in a club than in a mosque or synagogue, where people could just open carry and have very little risk of theft or misplacement of guns, and there would be better lighting to identify and shoot attackers.
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  4836. Pavan Kumar birds poop a lot, that's all.
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  4837. ​ @soysaucehairdye7869 thanks for the recommendation, it's looking good xD
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  4838. 5:02 GENIUS new war casualty category: "military civilians"! I love it! xD
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  4839. I'm curious, does somebody have a link for that? youtube search appears to be too sanitized nowadays to turn that up.
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  4840. "killed" implies an act. it's not the correct term to use. come on BBC, you people should know proper english!
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  4841. 0 years for causing the 2008 financial crisis
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  4842. RIP to those about to die in afghanistan
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  4843. that's a lie. the spanish rescuers who were approved quickly arrived in under 48 hours on sunday. also on sunday, german rescuers assembled at an airport ready to leave were sent home because morocco refused the help. they had prepared without waiting for approval because it was seen as a given.
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  4844. 4:15 I love these ye olde burns xD
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  4845. omkalo4 yes
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  4846. a baller move would be a NATO air bridge to mariupol and other besieged cities. announce the flight plans, but maybe add fighter escorts (and electronic warfare planes) anyway.
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  4847. 3:42 ah yes, a solar-powered pump. 😒
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  4848. setting aside that for the most part, ukraine's allies are only giving ukraine equipment that's nearly obsolete (especially in terms of tanks and IFVs), I think it would in fact be reasonable to start with older leopard 2 models to train ukrainian tank crews on those, let ukraine gain combat and maintenance experience on them, and then eventually follow up with newer leopard 2 models that ukraine would then be able to utilise more effectively because they've already gotten used to dealing with a lot of the same issues on the older models (so they would transfer crews with experience in the older models into the new ones). leopard 2A4 is certainly still good enough to be useful, it's probably better than 2/3 of ukraine's tanks.
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  4849. that's not what that term means. the US is by definition the first of the first world countries.
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  4850.  @daedalus1279  oh, I didn't see that, but it makes more sense, but still, almost all the smoke just passes over the stone.
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  4851. I have seen this covered several times, but the coverage tends to either fully forget to mention, like here, or pay no particular attention to where these period products are produced, which seems like an obvious critical factor in their affordability. I would guess the stuff is coming mostly from asia? if national wages are too low to buy imported period products, then domestic production should be able to undercut it. if the products are coming from relatively industrialised asian countries, I think the wages in the countries of origin are likely substantially higher than in most of africa. getting materials and energy cheaper than in asia is likely to only be possible in very specific locations in the poorer african countries due to generally bad transport and electricity infrastructure. but since sanitary products don't have to be made from many different materials (though many are), I think finding locations in poor african countries that combine material supply with electricity, a transport hub, and available workers, should not be too difficult, and these should be better candidates for african production than many other products. such factories would probably also almost automatically function to increase employment of women, as probably few men would want those jobs even if they paid decently.
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  4852. unexpected? nah, I had a strong feeling this was about to happen when erdogan met zelensky, said ukraine should join NATO, and handed overthose ukrainian POWs who were supposed to be kept in turkey for the duration of the war. erdogan loves to disrespect putin, it's one of his main hobbies. but this svent was quite a bit more than normal. and of course russia's interest was for turkey to keep blocking sweden.
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  4853. da war kein polizist zum zuschauen.
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  4854. slightly inappropriate topic and title when everybody is still talking about uvalde, don't you think? I'm guessing there are some childless adults there very much not living their best lives!
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  4855. I think we should have a vaccine mandate for more or less everybody that's enforced through a government registry and not by private businesaes checking people's vaccination status. getting as many people as possible vaccinated allows us to lift the most other measures, resulting in the least trouble for everyone.
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  4856. this video: "both sides" reality: i-country is a colonial state, the pa°°°tinians are the native people.
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  4857. BREAKER1NINER more like psychosomatic symptoms induced by her, I'd say. or she may just be exaggerating like crazy and her kids had like a headache once.
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  4858. norwegian prisons are like nice retirement homes.
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  4859. I don't know about the fremch, but the germans and brits have. not nearly as many as the US though. the war always was america and friends, the US does hold primary responsibility for everything.
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  4860. it's probably not going to happen because it's uvalde PD that has control over it, but those 911 call recordings should be released. I think it's remotely possible in a few years if the cops get sued to release them. police radio and body can recordings, too.
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  4861. TYT taking russel brand serioudly is EMBARRASSING. he is a narcissistic asshole, delusional, AND a grifter. and he is 200% working for the right nowadays, even more than joe rogan.
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  4862. that's not a number/10
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  4863. you know you're a proper news junkie if two years later, you still recognise the bridge between afghanistan and uzbekistan. 😟
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  4864. this is the sort of story that should not be reported in a war. it can only be used to put pressure on the US to decrease support. the leaker and the first publisher are effectively working for russia, either intentionally so or at least recklessly and selfishly.
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  4865. kind of a random list... why is that unknown unimportant propeller fighter on the list, but not the concordski or the self-crashing 737-max?
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  4866. there are some in israeli intelligence and politics who would want to do that, but it would be the biggest scandal in israel's history from an internal perspective if it was true and was uncovered. and I'm inclined to believe that it would be difficult to artificially prevent everyone not in on the plan within israeli intelligence finding out - qhich wouldbe almost everybody,sind this would be treason and most would oppose it.
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  4867. das machen die, damit du weißt, dass du spiegelTV guckst
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  4868. why would you say that AOC is now "a typical democrat" when typical democrats are biden, pelosi and schumer? what is wrong with you? do NOT jump on the AOC-hypercritical bandwagon! that is one of the most self-destructive tendencies of the american electoral left! if you tear down AOC for the small criticisms you have of her, you have NOTHING!
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  4869. "retains zero" -actually all mounted to big flimsy plastic parts that are barely connected to the metal structures of the gun
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  4870. "hypersonic ballistic missile" - also known as a ballistic missile🤦 and to quote admiral-general haffaz aladeen: "itis too round at the top, it needs to be pointy." not a joke, that really is the case for supersonic and especially high supersonic speeds.
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  4871. reminds me of the onion video about the tampa bay gay prostitutes
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  4872. buys for $7, sells for $11 - "my markup is between 20 and 50%" how is 57 between 20 and 50? 🤔
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  4873. it's totally unacceptable that so many people are still relying on subsistence farming.
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  4874. I heard of this is a rather odd way as it was happening. I was at a little open-air festival in germany without an internet-capable phone, and suddenly everybody was talking about it. by the time I got home and checked aljazeera, it was mostly over.
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  4875.  @ruyaal  a ghetto
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  4876. 6:55 🤦
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  4877. claims without evidence have been.
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  4878. there is a small minority of redhaired palestinians, though generally darker (hair was likely dirty though). but nowhere near as big a portion of the population as in those gaza envelope kibbutzim.
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  4879. your afghanistan coverage is getting ever so slightly better, but the defensiveness about biden's catastrophe is still at a ridiculous level. it really is sad to see how little perception of the reality of the suffering of the afghan people you have because you're so focused on US party politics. and your as yet, as far as I have seen, unbroken commitment to not mention any afghan progressive activists who were protected and enabled to gradually improve afghan society at least in the cities by the NATO military presence continues to show how spineless and dishonest your progressive convictions truly are. I realized years ago how selfish and nationalistic the american left's support for afghanistan withdrawal was, but two weeks ago, I did not expect to be so disgusted by the american left. the world isn't going to stop bringing up this betrayal, you know? this selfish americafirst withdrawal is burning the afghanistan war into US history similar to how my lai, abu ghraib and guantanamo and other war crimes have tainted your country (as a german I know a thing or two about that). except this time, it reeks of weakness. the ones who lost this war through bad morale are not the afghan security forces who have died for their country at a rate of 10 a day for 20 years. it is the american people who no longer wanted the minor inconvenience that this embarrassing failure of a war was to you, and you willingly accepted that it would cause a catastrophe for afghanistan, because you, including the supposed humanitarians of your left, do not care in any way about afghans. #AfghanLivesMatter I'm not happy to see this fall of america because US imperialism has been good to us here and I expect the new chinese world empire to be much worse. but the way america is acting now is just not going to cut it.
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  4880. Butteater3000 lebanon has a lot of very recent history (through the mid-2000s I think) of sectarian violence, displacement and massacres. the current peace in lebanon is just a power-sharing agreement between different warlords whose ranks are drawn primarily among religious and ethnic lines. it's not a matter of disliking ssomebody because you think their beliefs are silly, it's because their people are your people's enemy and you might start killing each other again in the future regardless of what you as an individual think.
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  4881. big fan of the darkly donald look in the thumbnail
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  4882.  @roeci6  yeah that's not plausible at all. at best, they're just mercenaries. at worst, they're aspiring te°°orists hoping for a chechnya-like future.
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  4883. "third world" is not a quality ranking, the third world were all the countries that were neither aligned with america (first world) nor the communist states of the soviet union and china (second world) during the cold war.
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  4884. why are your reporters still wearing press body armour? that seems more likely to get them targeted than to protect them from non-targeted attacks. the only explanation I can see is that if they're unable to switch to using smartphones or small cameras, then using the big cameras without press insignia would invite the old "the camera looked like a weapon" excuse.
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  4885. nah it might be pretty well hidden. oak is very non-reflective wood, making it much easier to fake with putty and paint. looks like the guy even faked the pore rings.
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  4886. buddy, it's time for YOU to leave russia. russia is for sure becoming as authoritarian as belarus or china. I hear the land route to finland is good, and it's really close to saint petersburg. things won't get better if you stay, they'll get worse.
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  4887. to see sisi's grace and dignity, google "rabaa mas°acre".
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  4888. that seems kind of like mental illness turned into weapon design.
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  4889. sanding a woodworm-damaged piece of wood only ever enlarges the visibly damaged area. what you see are the holes the grown beetles make to fly away. before that, the larvae snake long winding burrows through the wood and take care to avoid penetrating the surface to protect themselves from predation. it's common for woodworms to burrow parallel to the surface of a piece of wood at less than a millimeter distance (I'm guessing they turn around when they see light penetrating the wood). basically they do much more damage under the surface than they do at the surface. thus trying to sand away woodworm damage typically transforms an image of a few round holes into a big mess of longitudinally opened channels, with several times more missing surface area. they seem to have gotten lucky with that on this gun, I only saw one spot where one of the holes was open longitudinally. but they certainly made nothing better about the holes by sanding. that is a lot of holes btw, the stock has pretty bad structural damage. it's interesting that it has almost all the holes on one side - I suspect that the rifle was stored laying on its side, and the side with the holes was up. in nature, woodworms would tend to eat dead fallen trees and branches, and when those are laying on the ground, going up gives the best chances of a clear escape path.
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  4890.  @petesheppard1709  I'm a violin maker/repairer. worm damage on violins and such is, if you set aside damage from terrible "repair work", the absolute worst. and it's always worse than it looks from the outside. if there are cracks, you can just glue them back together, if corners are chipped or worn off, you can cut smooth joints and fit pieces of new wood. but with worm damage, the missing parts are inside, and in very irregular shapes. you can try to fill the tunnels with epoxy to at least restore compression strength, but that tends to make the holes even more visible as the epoxy penetrates the wood, and you probably won't get it in deep since the worm poop blocks most of the tunnels. a very common fix is to just put putty in the end of the tunnel to make it less visible, but of course that doesn't remedy the structural damage.
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  4891. if you're too old to drive, you're too old to senate.
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  4892. this is literally the same thing, just with more people. the glue method is for achieving the same effect with fewer people.
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  4893. aber aber die hat zitate nicht gekennzeichnet und im lebenslauf gelogen aber aber! :( hat zwar keine relevanz aber ist doch doof, oder? :(
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  4894. I just figured it out: he wants to tesla the liquidity problem of twitter. the reason for proclaiming it to be about to become the biggest financial platform is that he's about to ask for his fans to invest. it's just like a crypto scam, or like tesla's stock price that is inflated to several times a reasonable level. it doesn't matter that twitter isn't a bank, it doesn't matter that there's nothing behind it. the musk fans have invented a term for it, they call it a "story stock" in acknowledgment of the fact that what they're buying is the narrative that proclaims the company to be the future. btw. by only caring about the name, and having no clue what the company is supposed to do, musk is pretty heavily mirroring theranos.
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  4895. RIP bozo 🤡
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  4896. ask your mom
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  4897. I stopped watching when you played the bodycam video again. that's the first police brutality video I can't watch, it's too sick. I certainly don't want to hear the pop. 😣
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  4898. ab yes, putin is supposed to exchange all his alliances for an american promise that is contingent on the republican party holding power. 🤦 CNN was being CNN again, that was a W for him.
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  4899. what about it?
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  4900. this is completely made up. the prosecutors are delaying the filing of any charges, seeming to lean towards not charging her at all. and the previous charges being considered were trespassing and conspiracy, you can not get 20 years for that. they weren't even looking to charge her with breaking and entering, theft, and epidemic prevention violations relating to an ongoing bird flu outbreak at the time. hygiene violations tend to be the big guns in these cases, as peosecutors can argue that intruders risk carrying infectious diseases both into and out of the livestock population, in spite of the fact that farm workers already do that anyway.
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  4901. you uploaded the exact same video a year ago. 🙄
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  4902. well. chernobyl smoked too, didn't it?
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  4903. saad 007 lol that's the first time somebody thought my fake username was turkish because there's an ü in it. thanks for the laugh.
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  4904. you're getting way ahead of yourselves with predicting that this is th mythical end of the pandemic. the drug hasn't even been approved, much less mass-produced, priced affordably, and distributed. if it is that good, and hopefully doesn't have unreasonable side effects, it's probably going to have a major impact around january or early in spring. which would so happen to EXACTLY match the original most credible predictions from early in 2020 that it would probably take about two years to overcome the pandemic. except of course this will not apply for about half of humanity who live in poor countries. I think there is very little chance that pfizer will make that drug available to poor people/states at an affordable price.
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  4905. that boss is a BAWSE!
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  4906. Owo
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  4907.  @rosyclown  that would make sense as an explanation for what that is. but of course soundproofing materials also are available in fire-resistant varieties. there even is styrofoam made with flame-retardant, which I believe does not sustain a flame on its own, or at least burns much slower. most commonly, very flammable foamw are used in construction as insulation (like the cladding on the grenfell tower). I thinknorthern iraq has a climate where doing that could make sense. perhaps also under the roof specifically to block heat entry furing summer days. something like styrofoam on the inside of the ceiling would also not just block sound from exiting the building somewhat, but improve the acoustics inside (less sound reflection makes for clearer music and easier to understand speech).
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  4908.  @majorpwner241  knowing the japanese, I bet they have old collectible ink sticks with chinese glue and korean glue.
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  4909. a home fit for a fascist
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  4910. coupled magazines - how the swiss don't have to resort to apostrophes
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  4911. pugs are ugly, and breeding and selling them should be banned, but that's a cute pug.
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  4912. the prices are straight up unislamic.
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  4913. I'm not sure what, but "aim to defame" should be the title of something.
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  4914. no, police can opt to take tanks for free.
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  4915. lol what the hell is brett talking around? JUST SAY WHAT YOU'RE SAYING!
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  4916.  @aleale6277  you people are weird, who do you think you're fooling?
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  4917. hospitals don't necessarily diagnose causes like that, it takes a lot of effort.
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  4918. 11:57 iconic NWKRZ
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  4919. ich sag schon seit jahren, dass die parkenden autos überall eine ziemlich krasse zumutung sind. unter anderem weil die heutzutage alle so scheiße aussehen. außerdem gibt es mitlerweile studien, die belegen, dass auch in europäischen städten, nicht nur irgendwo in asien, jedes jahr zehntausende menschen an folgen von abgasverschmutzung sterben (verträgt sich übrigens auch schlecht mit covid). so geht das nicht, bremen ist doch nicht treblinka!
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  4920. postet doch mal als witz eure IHRA-anti°°mitismusdefinition dazu.
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  4921. come on, guys! the old lady is 83, and this woman isn't just black, but also dressed quite african. this is a super overblown scandal! to reaaonable people, old people repeating questions indicates dementia, not scandalous racism. honestly, shame on you for scandalising an old lady for such a small thing! it's totally disproportionate!
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  4922. what zelensky had there is what's known as a melnyk moment here in germany. well, it should be xD
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  4923. #nichtsgewusst
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  4924. blå blå blå
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  4925. you mean because they were khamas. 😉
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  4926.  @jic1  benzine is the word for gasoline in many languages, I think you're misreading that. the actual chemical benzine would be a rather unreasonable option (surely more expensive, also way more toxic)
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  4927. they're still not done lying, I see.
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  4928. nah, just narcissistic. is°°°l is a narcissist.
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  4929. riiiight, online censorship is what women need! >_> there are plenty of laws against threats and harassment. we don't need new laws mandating more automatic content filters. if anything, we need more convenient reporting mechanisms and better enforcement of existing laws.
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  4930. William Tobin you didn't ask me, but reagent testing for drugs is commonly done by more careful drug users to try to reduce the likelihood of taking other drugs than what they thought they bought. there are all sorts of kits made for drug testing that you can buy that contain small amounts of chemical reagents, typically liquids or I think also test strips, which contain very specific chemicals that react with specific drugs or substance groups that various drugs belong to and change colours when mixed with those particular drugs. if you want to be super thorough with several reagents and you're lucky, you may be able to identify that the product you bought contains the drug you wanted, and does not contain a dozen or so other drugs that would have shown reactions with the reagents you used. it's basically the same principle as a covid or pregnancy test, but for specific drugs. the most common and useful test nowadays is probably for fentanyl, because that stuff and its analogues are showing up in everything due to its cheap price, strong uplifting effect, very high addictiveness and extremely high potency that makes it possible to hide it in absolutely anything, even LSD blotters or microdots (odd choice but possible). its extreme potency and central nervous system depressant effect as an opioid, which makes it cause people to pass out and then just stop breathing when overdosed, is making it the deadliest drug these days. the biggest danger is when crackheads like the one in the video mix drugs with crude methods like that, because if you add pure or highly potent fentanyl to that mix , it's very likely that you'll end up with tiny clumps of it (the size of a salt or sugar grain is sufficient) that are big enough to overdose on one bump or one pill or even a little piece of a pill that contains the clump, making the product impossible to dose safely due to its highly uneven potency.
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  4931. prrrrr prrrrrrrrr
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  4932. rest in pizza, gorbi
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  4933. Armitage trump and biden abandoned afghanistan to score political points with the voters, because "bringing the troops home" and not giving the slightest bit of a damn about what happens in afghanistan was the wish of the majority of americans. the lack of solidarity from the american left in particular has been absolutely stunning to see this year. I'm not even gonna feel bad about the next four national elections going to republicans, because you people deserve it.
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  4934. correction: declaring toronto an independent city and immediately announcing the deployment of US troops to defens toronto's sovereignty. this wasn't a formality, it was a declaration of war.
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  4935. really, those cannonballs were supersonic?
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  4936. gas stations generally function by having underground storage tank that are filmed from fuel trucks. ao the trucks have to go everywhere where there is a gas station.
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  4937.  @friedensengel2374  ich habe die von dir behauptete zahl angezweifelt. wieso antwortest du mit mit lauter anderem zeug, das diese behauptung in keiner weise unterstützt?
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  4938. this is cope. it's not 80%, but the majority of russians support putin and believe most government propaganda. the majority of germans supported hitler when he was in power too, and hitler was in fact also bad. I saw a particularly funny street interview with a russian boomer yesterday who said that there's no way putin invaded ukraine, he couldn't, because "there are people living there"😑
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  4939. 0:06 absolute idiots! shooting bullets up at a shallow angle like that is super dangerous because they fall back to the ground still at very high apeed and still spin-stabilised with the point forward. if you shoot straight up, the falling bullets can still put you in the hospital or sometimes kill people, but at least they're limited to a tumbling terminal velocity. if you shoot up at a shallow angle, the bullets land with a significant fraction of their original velocity, much faster than they would tumble down vertically. ahooting in the air is stupid anyways because it's always dangerous, but at least people in countries where celebratory gunfire is common should know to shoot near vertical! at the 30° angle some of those taliban are shooting, the bullets are probably landing with enough energy to pass through a torso or head!
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  4940. WORLD'S NUMBER 1 SUPER MARIO COSPLAYER SUFFERS ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT
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  4941. that's some potent self-parody. could almost be an onion article.
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  4942. I think that rope looks stiff enough to actually be a lasso. cowboys on horsebavk definitely still use lassos, though I think mostly for catching calves.
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  4943. 8:12 let's be honest, "Look Tin Eli" is a hilarious name.
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  4944. the map in the thumbnail gives a pretty good indication of the danger that the part of armenia between azerbaijan's main territory and the nakhchivan exclave is in now. and azerbaijan and turkey are already considering conducting another attack quickly, in order to preempt armenian attempts to gather new support to replace the russian support, namely from iran, france and the US. now if armenia did manage to gain support from all those plus win back some from russia, that would be the most incredible demonstration of how turkey takes on pretty much everybody else in one place or another.
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  4945. I like how those cops look exactly like every coptuber. xD
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  4946. the belly button wasn't done well though. the symmetry is odd, and more importantly the colour choice is off. belly buttons aren't pink, they're the same colour as the surrounding skin, just with folds and shadows.
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  4947. this framing is literally atrocious. how dare you oppose an extension of the evacuation that would evacuate thousands more highly threatened afghans per day, while at thesame time pretending that you want help for afghan refugees? you are advocating for limiting the number of refugees. I don't get it. I really, really don't understand how the american left is this bad.
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  4948. 6) permanent big duck energy
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  4949. this was badly done. the host is annoying and aimless, and she sounds drunk. it's actually sort of impressive how she prevented this whole video from making any point by jumping between people and topics, cutting people off and sabotaging them with open questions that are impossible to answer in such a format. she definitely doesn't give a damn about afghanistan.
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  4950. why are you posting an opinion quote without mentioning the author?
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  4951. that's a cute puppy, too.
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  4952. LOL are we sure they're not trolling? :'D
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  4953. the house of habsburg in a nutshell
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  4954. this ranking is most likely the result of each US state being counted as a separate market because it's not federally legal. california is the biggest state market and has half as many people as germany. the number of US states that have legalized it by now and the number of people living in them is quite large, I'm quite sure that it's more than germany's 83 million people (probably about half of the US' 330 million inhabitants). the total US recreational cannabis market is probably already bigger than germany's will be, and it certainly is if you count legal medical weed, because that adds a bunch more states with a lot of pseudomedical consumers. I think there are more prescription stoners in the US than stoners in germany.
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  4955. i-country was founded on the ethn°c cl°°nsing of 750,000 in 1948, 80% of the undesirable native population within the conquered territory, and several other waves of ethn°c cl°°nsing have followed since. this is the nature of this state, it is a settl°r col°ny. your idea of it is all lies. in the syr°an golan heights that it has occupied since the 70s, it expelled 95% of the 100,000 inhabitants, only druze were allowed to stay.
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  4956. Pete Lind all religious organizations should pay taxes, and the catholic church should be investigated as a criminal organization.
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  4957. b'tselem has videos of such nightly IDF invasions of west bank homes on their youtube channel, for example one titled "Soldiers enter Hebron homes at night, photograph kids, 24/02/15" - in that one, the targeted family manage to prevent escalation by compliance (of course the soldiers are much more hateful today), but it's SUPER CREEPY! israel claims the right to enter and search any west bank home at any time without cause. I've heard of people being traumatized by normal break-ins that happened while they were not home. imagine how many kids go to bed scared every night of the soldiers coming to their homes, since they know that they can randomly attack, kill or indefinitely arrest people (officially starting at age 12). I still remember leaving a movie theater when I was 7 because monsters inc was too scary for me...
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  4958.  @SirFreakShow  yes, just with the thumb and the middle and ring finger touching tips. it's supposed to be some kind of animal with ears and a closed mouth.
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  4959. this is some major rommel simpage.
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  4960. back in the day, soviet and warsaw pact countries used to have women compete in the olympics that looked like men from all the doping.
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  4961. no, that is not what they're saying. I have heard ne°°°yahu say it in english, and now this guy using the same words: "areas north of r°fah". not "northern g°za". when people have been talking about northern and southern g°za in this whole thing, that has been under the simplifying pretense that the length of the strip and its coastline are oriented along a south to north axis, but that's actually a south-west to north-east direction. directly north of raf°h, and what is meant by "areas north of r°fah", is the al mawasi "safe zone". it's the tiny area by the coast containing only a few roads among dunes, and now a huge tent city. around two months ago, i-country clarified its "move south to be safer" order, and they designated three types of zones (none of which they have actually stuck to to a high degree of course, but they have corresponded somewhat to b°°bing intensity): 1) immediate evacuation areas, will be b°°bed without warning 2) temporary safe zones that will be warned to evacuate before it's their turn to be b°°bed (this seems to have pretty much stopped entirely) 3) al mawasi, the only place in the strip that will not be b°°bed at all. surprise surprise, though it has been very sparse indeed by comparison, al mawasi has also been b°°bed, because "h°m°s was using the safe zone as a hu°°n shi°ld, how could you expect us not to b°°b?" what's currently most relevant besides the more severe overcrowding and far more severe lack of infrastructure if raf°h is evacuated to mawasi is the fact that r°fah contains the one crossing to egypt that's supplying all of the aid (i-country's kerem shalom crossing operated shortly, but is now shut down by azerbaijani-style "protesters" - they're astroturfing gen°°ide). mawasi as defined on the map is deliberately cut off from even touching the border. they are about to cut off the only supply route and escape route out of the strip to those with powerful passports, connections, or bribe money.
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  4962. 1:45 interviewer aggressively nods into frame
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  4963. 7:35 those 69 trucks in perspective: gaza used to get 500 daily trucks of aid on top of commercial imports, while also receiving is°°eli tapwater. the 69 trucks are practically the only material coming in, except for allegedly some water from israel possibly reaching a small portion of the population in the south right at the border (apparently g°°a would need fuel to pump it, as far as pipes are still intact, which is certainly not far). 100 trucks for 2.3m people would be one truck of goods per day for every 23,000 people, 69 trucks are one truck for 33,333 people - you couldn't even fit enough of the most calory-dense food on there, much less medicine, hospital supplies, bottled water, and fuel. if you supplied 10l of bottled water per person to drink, cook and wash, because that's the only way to get clean water, that would be 23,000 tons. if you only supplied bottled water to drink and cook with a tiny bit to spare, a reasonable absolute minimum would be 3l per day (common recommendation for only drinking, not counting water intake through food, is 2l), which would be 4600 tons of water delivered to g°°a daily. from the pictures I've seen, what counts as one truck there generally are 8-wheelers, those have a cargo capacity around 15 tons, and that makes 307 truck loads per day just to deliver 3 liters of water to each ga°°n. based on the first week of the "w°r", when those numbers were officially released, the 1035 tons of aid that those trucks may have carried was equal to the daily mass of aviation b°mbs delivered to g°za, on top of unspecified amounts of ar°°llery and t°nk shells and m°ss°les.
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  4964. Fuckindustry there were some black muslims in the moorish kingdoms due to links with west african muslim kingdoms, but it's also possible that paintings of them (at least those from christian sources) darkened their skin to emphasize their otherness. we certainly have a racial caricature stereotype of "moors" in europe that's always depicted as VERY black with big red lips and black curly hair that has little to do with the actual moors and isn't even commonly associated with islam, it's just a generalized african (like the brand logo character of sarotti chocolate until a few years ago, or zwarte piet in the netherlands). I suspect that these american self-identified "moors" actually derive their imagined identity largely from that racist stereotype that misidentifies moors as black africans.
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  4965. how is this soulless and what do you want instead?
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  4966. it's a fake fencing scar (schmiss). lots of nazis particularly in the various armed forces had them because they were (at that point for several decades) used to indicate membership in upper class/nobility-adjacent university fraternities.
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  4967. what? how is that one star reviews and not better man?
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  4968. those wooden stamps of white wood with black streaks are black and white ebony, that's really hard stuff. definitely takes a lot of time to carve. they probably use it because it holds fine details without much risk of chipping, and its grain structure is very fine so it doesn't show in the print.
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  4969. I'm pretty sure that most farmers could tell you that you can't switch fields and plantations in use from conventional fertilizers and pesticides over to organic from one day to the next even if sufficient supplies were available, which I'm guessing was not the case in sti lanka (they probably had immediate shortages and absurd prices of the legal alternatives). synthetic/mineral fertilizers supply plants' nutrient needs directly, whereas organic fertilizers feed microorganisms in the soil that then excrete plant-absorbable nutrients. conventional farming practices often harm the soil's capacity to support those microorganisms, so even if you suddenly do supply them with organic fertilizers, they won't be active enough to support strong plant growth. organic fertilization also needs to be applied completely differently, with the main difference being that farmers generally have to apply it long before problems arise (months or years) for the fertilizer to then slowly break down, whereas with synthetic fertilizer it's usually possible to attentively watch plants for signs of deficiencies and then immediately solve them by applying the necessary feetilizers, which work instantly because they don't need to be processed by microorganisms first. organic pest control is perhaps even harder, since synthetic herbicides, fungicides and insecticides are extremely effective and there's a solution for everyhing, whereas organic farming conventions only allow very few mostly plant-based pesticides that are far less effective and may require a bigger number of different methods as opposed to using one or teo kinds of highly capable synthetic poisons to do everything. organic farming also heavily relies on more manual labor instead of pesticides, such as by manually removing weeds instead of using herbicides, since there are no organic herbicides. organic farming has big upsides. one for example in sri lanka would be that with the current conventional farming techniques, tea plantation workers are suffering massive rates of illness from the pesticides they use (though this could also be improved by banning particular pesticides and regulating better work safety practices like protective equipment). but switching to organic farming takes a lot of retraining, not to mention that it requires the production or import of supplies that are more expensive and harder to get (the reason why humanity invented synthetic fertilizers and pesticided in the first place), and the sales side of the business also requires big changes to market products at the higher prices that the higher production costs dictate. I would imagine that even if the farming works, this would likely be a huge problem for poor people relying on domestically produced food, who suddenly have to pay extra for organic produce.
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  4970. did somebody say "mega-tsunami"?
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  4971. woooow wie kommt der denn auf sowas? 😂
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  4972. leopard 2 is generally much heavier than even M1 abrams.
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  4973. 2:02 weeeeeeeeeeeeee 😄
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  4974. as a "developing economy", they're probably more likely to ask to get paid.
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  4975. 6:34 affirming their thug status with a thin blue line patch, lovely!
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  4976. or without the founding support from israel
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  4977. they could have definitely googled it in leas than a minute. they could have done a live google break while filming that would have been quicker than what they did.
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  4978. ali latifi is still alive? I got the vibe that he was ready to off himself when the taliban took over. ask him when he expects the ANA counterattack on lashkar gah, will ya?
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  4979. not a big fan of babies, but that's a cute baby.
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  4980. this one didn't, they're expensive to shoot down, and it's unnecessary when the flight path can be predicted to not hit anything. these are ballistic missiles, they don't change course in flight. if north korea was sending cruise missiles into south korean or japanese airspace, that would be a very different story.
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  4981.  @chadthundercock4806  america lost because the morale of the american public was defeated. they also handled the withdrawal very badly due to their fickle partisan politics getting in the way of strategy - afghanistan would have in retrospect had far better chances if NATO troops left earlier, because around 2010-2013, the taliban were almost defeated, and the islamic republic would have looked like it had a chance even without foreign troops. what actually happened was that the US chose a point at which the taliban were winning the war even against NATO troops to pull out, and they even sold out the afghan government by allowing the taliban to exclude them from the negotiations for no reason other than to express that the government had no legitimacy. the US also made literally no demands in the surrender deal for how the taliban should behave towards other afghans - no limit on armed aggression and territorial ambitions, no expectation to respect human rights or islamic republic laws, no amnesty or free passage for NATO collaborators or political opposition. it was a deal to hand over afghanistan to the taliban, and a withdrawal ~10 years earlier would not have been that.
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  4982. the eurasian jays used to be some of my favourite birds here in germany... until one f*cking massacred some extremely adorable fledgling long-tailed bushtits in my back yard (imagine a golf-ball sized fluffball with eyes and a two inch tail). what was kinda sweet was how all the other smaller birds of at least three other species joined the parents in scaring away the jay.
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  4983.  @perttutorvinen9180  apparently at least both at the office and at home. but still, that's something worth moving when you know that a raid is imminent.
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  4984. that would make him a widower, or a black widower if he killed the other budgies. he's not a widowmaker if he hasn't made anybody else a widow.
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  4985. ...why is cenk complaining about i-country becoming what it's always been? xD
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  4986. ja, "niemand weiß, was wir da tun und warum" ist definitiv kein klartext.
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  4987. among the major religions as they are practiced today, islam is easily the worst. there is no need for equivocation. no other religion is as fascistic and theocratic.
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  4988. I've thought from the beginning that foreign volunteers have the potential to backfire, as russia can pressure third countries to support ukraine less if russia captures those countries' citizens in ukraine. britain might be a bit too supportive of ukraine for this to work, unless russia captures at least a couple dozen brits, but with indecisive supporters like germany, it could make a big difference.
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  4989. wow, die sind ja noch verstrahlter als die querdenker!
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  4990. of course they are. you have no idea how much they're already imported and piled up somewhere, and it's not like they're importing no trash anymore.
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  4991. die "fortschrittskoalition" mit den grünen schwächt den klimaschutz der groko?! der klimaschutz der groko wurde schon vom verfassungsgericht als nicht verfassungskonform verurteilt, weil klimaschutz als notwendiger teil der pflicht des staates, deutsche bürger zu schützen, identifiziert wurde, und die klimachutz maßnahmen als nicht adequat eingestuft wurden. ergo ist ein aufweichen staatlicher klimaschutzmaßnahmen nicht nur nicht mit dem wahlprogramm der grünen (wohl auch der beiden anderen koalitionsparteien) und mit dem koalitionsvertrag zu vereinbaren, sondern ILLEGAL! W T F AMPEL WAS GEHT AB BEI EUCH?! 🤬
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  4992. you're saying the russians are fighting tanks with cornetto? that explains a lot!
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  4993. Chef also a good oño is a heavy oño
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  4994. LOL ulf poschardt von der welt wirft den grünen vor, schnöselig und herablassend zu sein, während er mit markus lanz wahlkampf für die CDU macht. bitte nicht.
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  4995. no joke, between the sort of surveillance being trialed in china and robot enforcers, government control is going to increase to horrifying degrees in most countries over the coming decades. we're going to look back and see as the good old days the times when the government didn't run every phone call, text, email, post, social media message, and conversation held in the presence of a microphone on an internet-connected device through an AI that understands every sentence (once they get quantum computers going, the processing power will suffice). it used to be that governments in free countries weren't even allowed to read your mail! compare that to the fit that western countries are currently throwing about messengers like telegram just because they're not letting governments eavesdrop!
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  4996. oh no! indiscriminate killing is indiscriminate, who could have known?
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  4997. I would have frequently chewed on that as a toddler just in case it changed into a real watermelon. I remember having a jacket with a zipper handle made of rubbery black plastic that I would often taste-test because I was sure that it was actually liqourish and it was just pretending not to be.
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  4998. I feel like this video just made me an american!
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  4999. american count dankula makes for good thumbnails by being a remarkably irritating individual.
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  5000. was hat böhmi denn jetzt schon wieder dem basti angetan?
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  5001. seriously, you're going to pretend that a CNC method is more original than a print? xD
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  5002. Sweet Texas Gal I have no intention of visiting russia.
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  5003. I don't think it's possible to make the taliban care about women, but I wish that all the taliban leaders could be forced to visit the hospitals' pediatric wards around them. they should not be proud of how they're governing afghanistan while so many children are starving.
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  5004. heute show prophezeit 2022 immer noch coronamasken... wenn das die querdenker sehen
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  5005.  @Mnemozin  no, there actually is potato flour. obviously you need to get the potatoes very dry, so they're probably either baked or freeze-dried.
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  5006. Horscanigun GER "watermelon without semen"? XD "semen" ist sperma, du dulli! samenkörner sind "seeds".
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  5007. so what? vote for trump, get trump, then get a better democratic candidate and vote for that one! biden is not good enough, never again biden!
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  5008. where's that hellish place where they import tons and tons of electronic waste and then burnit to retrieve scrap metal? either ghana or nigeria, I think
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  5009. weird unsleepy joe profile picture you got there!
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  5010.  @leticiastar30  nah, she lives where she does, and (assuming that my prior assumption is correct) if she does need to convert to islam to live better there, and she can either believe or fake belief to a satisfactory degree for the local muslim community, she should do that. broadly speaking, islam in subsaharan africa has always been less strict and usually less misogynistic than arab islam. both islam and christianity integrated a lot of local animist practices, and there have been failed attempts by incensed arab islamic clergy to get the africans to muslim properly for a thousand years. part of that effort though are today's al qaeda and daesh-affiliated murder cults like al shabab and boko haram, which she should stay away from. I haven't heard of them in kenya, but they can't be far away, they're definitely also a risk in kenya.
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  5011. I don't speak a word of korean, but even to me it sounded like his korean isn't very good. you know how you make a korean accept you as korean? primarily by speaking and reading/writing korean as well as a native korean! but hey, that would mean that you have to work hard instead of paying people to do work on you.
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  5012. her spirit sister
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  5013. to me as a non-native english speaker, this habit is really repulsive. it's the closest thing to a spoken equivalent of writing "of" instead of "have" that I can think of.
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  5014. and the next time he invites douglas murray, he again will not.
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  5015. three, don't forget 🇵🇰
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  5016. MUHAMMAD UL -AIR 4 lol you're a gamer kid, you have no clue how the real world works. no, not everybody is as bigoted and ignorant as gamers.
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  5017. banana xD
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  5018. I'm sure there's access to some kind of shaving equipment in romanian jails!
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  5019. never get a pet based on it being cute as a baby, only get pets that you want to keep as adults!
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  5020. is there some written or unwritten regulation recognizing muskets as weapons weak enough to be more freely owned? or are those farmers also allowed to own cartridge-firing rifles and shotguns? according to wikipedia, an indian jurisdiction that follows federal gun laws should enforce the requirement of a firearms licence renewed every 5 years for all firearms (and anything self-loading is banned).
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  5021. 4:20 I can not even begin to decypher what brett was trying to say there, and how it relates to what he's responding to.
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  5022. one of the things I least expected about everything since the big event was the positive reception when the spanish inquisition visited the US congress. I first sawa clip of the inquisitor before seeing any reactions, and I was ready to celebrate how incredibly bad she made the ant°°°mitism witch hunt look. it's not like I'm unaware of public stupidity, but still, I was very confused by how successfully friendly media coverage spun that visibly deranged aggressive distortion on one side and lack of substantive preparation (lacking knowledge to challenge the wrong definitions) and misapplied standard pencil pusher evasion tactic on the other side into flawlessly rational urgently needed questioning vs. clear endorsement of gen°°°des only specifically against j°°s on the other side.
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  5023. klimaneutral ist raumtemperatur für alle.
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  5024. 5:25 "die pläne der amerikanischen ostküste"? meine güte, bei dem level an verschwurbelung versteht doch sein eigenes publikum nicht mal mehr, dass er von juden redet, oder? der importiert einfach amerikanische talking points, ohne sich bewusst zu machen, dass man in deutschland doch allgemein keine ahnung.von amerikanischer ost-und westküste hat... lustig, wie amerikanisch dieser antiamerikanismus daherkommt. ^^
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  5025. this TYT D team guy calling others insane while displaying the mannerisms of someone who's been staying high on meth for years is bizarre. sorry for being rude since he really does not look ok, but I still think it's fair to point out that this makes for bad content since any substance gets invalidated by the delivery, as far as any potential critical viewers are concerned.
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  5026. the fact that this guy brought home the daughter of parents who are too poor to pay a 100 rupee bribe to police shows that he's not doing it for the money. he's doing great work, it seems to be very difficult to get indian police to help with this stuff.
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  5027. THE BEST IS YET TO COOOOOOOMMMME!
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  5028. LOL it's been obvious ever since last winter that this was going to happen. I KNEW there would be a variant before the end of the yearthat would spread through largely unaffected vaccinated people and be more deadly to unvaccinated people than previous variants, because it has evolved to be tough enough to overcome the vaccines and a side effect of that is that it has worse symptoms. the only thing about this that surprises me is that that's already the delta variant, because I was thinking the reports about it so far had pretty much described the extent of how bad it is (I think they were saying something like 2-3 times more infectious than the original covid and twice as much severe illness and death, though many news outlets have kept falsely reporting that illness is no more severe). is this finally the point when you guys at TYT stop talking about "after the pandemic"? there will be no end to the pandemic by way of vaccines in any country that doesn't have a highly effective mandatory vaccination program PLUS targeted lockdown measures, or that alternatively uses very quick targeted lockdowns and government-administered hotel quarantine for all arrivals like new zealand or the asian countries that have been much more successful in covid management. in fact, taiwan and vietnam have sadly demonstrated that even these previously highly effective methods are easily overcome by the delta variant. and DO NOT assume that the delta variant will be the worst of it! it is an epidemiological near certainty that the high infection rates in partially vaccinated countries like great brexit are continuing to breed worse and worse strains of covid because of the evolutionary pressure on the virus to evolve to spread through vaccinated people, which is likely to go hand in hand with worse and worse symptoms especially in unvaccinated people. there even is an actually good "think of the children" argument to be made, because kids are much slower to get vaccinated (none under 12 anywhere), face a large potential for infection when they go to school/kindergarten, and the delta variant for example shows a particularly big increase in symptoms in young people, including long covid that is affecting more kids than people are generally aware of. there are people with long covid from the start of the pandemic (from a much less dangerous virus variant!) that still hasn't gone away, it appears to be a potentially permanent disability that is legit derailing careers and making people unable to work either manual or mental jobs. so no, covid spread is not ok as long as you just have room in hospitals. the only correct way to handle covid, even with very high vaccination rates, is to constantly push infections as close to zero as possible, containing every outbreak immediately from the first detected case.
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  5029. 11:37 das scheint auch schon eine pro-russische demo zu sein, denn die schwarz-gelbe schleife ist das sankt-georgs-band, ein symbol der donbass-separatisten
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  5030. obama even sent the US navy to actively participate in the starvation blockade on yemen, which at the time didn't even let in food and medicine. and for most of the war, the US has done most of the intelligence and even command work, with the saudis and emiratis barely being more than non-americans under american command with non-american fingers on the triggers of american weapons.
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  5031. wow, this is british reality fully rounding the circle and meeting british comedy.
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  5032. here in germany, you can buy scrawny little single vanilla beans that look like shit compared to what they have in madagascar for like 5€ a piece.
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  5033. disliking candace ownes does not make it ok to push false ant°°°mitism accusations against her. you're honestly adding another layer of disgusting here beyond the usual ben gleib BS. the hi°°er thing was idiotic, back when she was doing her black white sup°°°acist act. otherwise, nothing really worth noting.
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  5034. I think that looks only marginally different from the old train stations in europe, and not as good as many of them.
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  5035. boah ist der falsche hasselhoff nervig
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  5036. set aside the crazy republicans. I don't care about political decorum, but the way bowman conducts himself in those clips is pretty clearly indicative of a problem, just by normal human behavioural standards. I don't know if this narcissistic need to put a spotlight on himself is just his personality, or if he's drunk or otherwise inebriated in those clips, which would match how he's acting. but it's definitely unappealing, and no doubt reflects poorly on his competence in the eyes of the general public. he COULD look quite good with some variation of yelling at these people - if he played it well, he would get coverage and get out some clear messages by reciting prepared snappy but substantive arguments. but he ruins it with that thing where he just shouts repetitively with no other purpose than to create noise to drown out his opponents and assert dominance. that is so much less impressive than he seems to think, it's really strange that he does this. like I said, it feels like he's drunk or otherwise inebriated, like he has impaired judgement and an inflated ego. if that is how he is sober, that's even worse.
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  5037. several of those people come across as exhibiting a sort of frustrated aimless aggression that made me uneasy just watching this video.
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  5038. to be fair, he definitely got as rich as he was through ruthless exploitation, too.
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  5039. Мятая Мята yes, but maybe I'll change it to something without "putin" in it. a lot of people just read "[ignore unknown word] for putin" and don't recognize the ukrainian flag profile picture...
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  5040. 1:15 it's not a conflict or a war, it's a slaughter. politico has had an official fundamental editorial commitment to supporting is°°el since it was bought and thus aligned with the mission of germany's equivalent of murdoch media, axel springer SE a few years ago (insider, too). look it up.
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  5041. I hope he has a successful military career. that would make a good backstory for an officer, in an assignment where his limited mobility won't matter.
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  5042. ok tucker
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  5043. manny nobody likes the TPLF, you clown
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  5044. i-country officially recognizes messianic j°°s to not be j°°s, but christians, buddy.
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  5045.  eclipse-sh1qmZ3mOtcua  not at all. the IDF claim is/was that THE hamas headquarter is under al shifa hospital.
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  5046.  @JohnTan-j5h  they're doing exactly what you see them doing, the IDF brought them for the videos.
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  5047. make it a collection, I want in on that bet. elon is a grifter.
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  5048. that hip dysplasia must have been terrible when she was a stray
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  5049. viel zu undackelig 👎
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  5050. body cameras with a legal requirement to always be running, no shut-off function, a clearly defined personal responsibility for officers to keep their cameras working, and a prohibition of police departments deleting recordings relating to any law enforcement actions. and they should be physically unable to delete any footage before it's a month or two old, to allow for the public or various review organs to demand that footage of any particular event must be saved until further notice, and either the public generally needs to be entitled to accessing the footage, or at least anyone who was involved in a police encounter. they mentioned in this video that the cops had bodycams, which were not recording, according to the police.
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  5051. omkalo4 nope. can you?
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  5052. OBVIOUS police brutality and escalation! the guy was vlearly unarmed, there was absolutely no need for the guns, taser, and dog! they even just let the dog maul him for fun when he was already subdued!
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  5053. yeah, I find mother of pearl far superior to actual pearls because you can actually make stuff out of it. there is a rather large spectrum of very different nacre types from different species with very different colours, too.
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  5054. yes, those do be tanks.
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  5055. starnold
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  5056. I suspect that those 47.500€ are the number they arrived at by dividing the actually paid death compensation sum by the officially acknowledged number of dead, which is something like a 20th of the real number (of free actual russian citizens who died serving the military). that would be in the ballpark of 2400€ per family, which sounds about right to me.
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  5057. given the lack of difficulty shouldering this gun that ian pointed out, I suspect that the barrel is very thin. I'm guessing that shooting birdshot (or any shot) builds significantly less pressure in the barrel due to the lack of a gas seal.
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  5058. I'm pretty sure you're misinterpreting the fact that the still remaining antique buildings are made of stone and brick.
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  5059. no, that's not a path, that bill is the finish line!
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  5060. multicopter drones would be better. much faster, more reliable, safer, and capable of delivering the stuff closer to you in many situations.
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  5061. 5:10 the pot calling the kettle a white woman
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  5062. battle flag? that's not a battle flag, that's just the ukrainian national flag.
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  5063. nurse sharks
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  5064. NICE
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  5065. I wonder if they're actually doing more harm than good by constantly asking "is it climate change?" of people who can't say anything other than "you never know". I think the question should be reserved for obvious cases that deserve an affirmative answer, which actually are getting common. heat records are the most obvious examples, and while each one alone technically can't be guaranteed to have been impossible without global climate change, one could easily reference the clear increase in frequency of heat records, and their obvious relation to the measured overall rise in temperatures, and thus construct a strong argument that yes, each individual heat record within the pattern of temperature rise is in fact caused by climate change. the weight of evidence and the correlation make for very easily a high enough likelihood to justify actually making the claim of causality in a non-academic setting. it has a better basis in reality than the vast majority of other claims people encounter in everyday life. if you wanted to be a nerd about it, the correct way to answer the question would be to ascertain the increase in number of such incidents due to climate change, and make a claim that the event was made x% more likely to occur this year due to climate change, and thus has a y% likelihood of having occurred due to climate change. of course this requires a good amount of data, but again, when that's not available, just don't ask the therefor unanswerable question!
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  5066. to be clear, this same guy would have killed a lot more if he had a semiautomatic rifle or pistol.
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  5067. all punishment is retrospective by definition.
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  5068. high treason? well that's ironic
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  5069. there are non-white white supremacists, such as candace owens and jesse lee peterson.
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  5070. today on ian's excuses for terrible french guns:
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  5071. seize the means of production lol
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  5072. nah, brazil is way more vaccinated that india. between its extremely high vaccination rate and extremely high previous infection rate, brazil is a contender for the world's most covid-immune country. brazil could probably right now start pretending that covid is over, and stop wearing masks and limiting or tracing contacts, as long as people keep getting vaccinated once in a while.
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  5073. russian army one month after invading ukraine: slaughtering stray dogs
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  5074. very operation, much special!
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  5075. the view is toxic all around, and TYT's obsession with it is really pathetic.
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  5076. don't forget egypt, the coup that inspired them all
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  5077. peak passive voice
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  5078. that's not true, though we are currently at an odd point at which the nature of the pandemic is actually changing. the problem is that we don't know if we can rely on covid variants of the future being no more dangerous than omicron. but harris wasn't asked to predict the future, she was asked basic questions about what's currently happening that she should be able to answer, even without relying on being told the answers by aides prior to an interview, which she clearly does, and quite badly. any high-ranking politician, even a VP, should be significantly more informed than nomal people who just follow the news.
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  5079. fun fact: simultaneously with announcing modest increases in petroleum export for biden, saudi arabia has announced a doubling of imports of RUSSIAN OIL for its own domestic electricity production! :'D so really, biden has gotten the saudis to play an oil exchange so that countries who want to act like they're sanctioning russia can buy saudi oil, and the saudis just buy russian oil because they do not give a damn.
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  5080.  @sparklesparklesparkle6318  I still know you're lying
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  5081. du bist schuldner?
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  5082.  @think7299  you: "you need to condemn hamas" also you: "I'm tired of you condemning hamas"
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  5083.  @homomilleumbrae  bee vomit is the bee's knees... well, really the knee stuff is rather unappealing.
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  5084. WOW that might be the most irritatingly posh english person I have ever seen. I'm scared to watch the whole video because I think I might turn irish from revulsion!
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  5085.  @adrianm-he6he  does the rotor spin on its own yet, or are you still making the motor noise with your mouth?
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  5086. no, there is no UN charter prohibition on cluster munitions.
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  5087. omfg I bet there are clips from russian spokespeople about helping the ukrainian people that could be mixed extremely well with this. in fact, russia can make a genuinely better claim for helping ukrainians,since russia did/does host the largest number of ukrainian refugees, like half of the total (and for the most part they went voluntarily, though going to russia was made easier than going elsewhere). the US hasn't even publicly leaned on israel to let people out of gaza or to not attack the whole population by depriving them of utilities and essential supplies!
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  5088. first they take manhattan, and then they take berlin D:
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  5089. "driven by doomsday rumors"? how does that work? the world is ending, better get your child murdering done?
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  5090. there is no mystery whatsoever about the fact that the virus is much more harmful than the vaccines. and yeah, that thing 100% accidentally leaked from the wuhan institute of virology.
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  5091. Locutus D'Borg there's a youtube video about it called "why the cops won't help you when you're getting stabbed". here in germany, every person has more of a legal oblication to aid people in need than cops do in the US. there's a possible one year jail sentence for those who don't help people in serious danger if they would have been able to help without putting themselves in unreasonable danger (such as calling police or EMTs).
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  5092. alita battle angel also is a pretty awesome movie.
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  5093. hell may freeze over before DW challenges the lies of that IDF spokesman.
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  5094. 0:55 a perfect bojo clown performance
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  5095. putin's real doubles are much more like putin. xD
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  5096. BBC reports 47 bodies now...
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  5097.  @carlinkag2525  I both have some residual fear of dogs from my childhood, and dogs are my favourite animals. it's more comparable to fear of spiders, snakes, or rodents than to rational fear. I wouldn't even know that I had two scary encounters with dogs if my mom hadn't told me (so they must have happened before I turned 4, my first memories are from when I was 3). but whenever I get close to a dog I don't know, I tense up, and I'm very sensitive to barking. even chihuahuas scare me if they're acting appropriately demonic. on the plus side, I am extremely polite to dogs, and I'm good with fearful dogs.
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  5098. ich war 6 ohne fernseher, das ist komplett an mir vorbeigegangen und mir schon immer ziemlich egal gewesen. xD das einzige an das ich mich erinner ist, dass ich von anfang an dieses senkrechte runterfallen physikalisch suspekt fand.
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  5099. or just not
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  5100. I'm glad this video ended with them making a training effort, because that was a real problem. I think it's going to be difficult for grandpa, but he does seem to realise somewhat that him spoiling cooper and figuratively and literally letting him walk all over his grandkids was bad. yes, he's a nice dog and a lot of fun, but everybody is going to have a better time if he behaves himself, including cooper becauae that way he'll be more appreciated.
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  5101.  @TheBubblydimple  so america and all its allies also now never get to invoke international law... oh wait, they never did adhere to it anyway.
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  5102. antidepressant+anxiolytic pills sounds like you're talking about a benzodiazepine. do NOT use those long-term, they are super addictive and really doctors should hardly ever prescribe them.
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  5103. great job not acknowledging thatthe clip you played shows the gunman being chased and physically attacked by multiple people before he pulls his gun and shoots once, while running away. guys, we have been over this before.
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  5104. maybe he has matting specifically on the back end not so much because of laziness, but because of pain in his spine and joints that prevents him from bending back far enough to lick his back? also ugh I don't understand people who don't brush their cats. I suppose they're good for groomers though, much of what you make your money with is stuff pet owners probably should be doing themselves.
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  5105. Pajeet 4 visa who is pakistan being neutral towards when they support the afghan taliban?
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  5106. why are you calling it"radioactive water" if its radioactivity level meets WHO drinking water standards? technically, all waterr is radioactive. 🙄
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  5107. absolutely not, a NATO war against russia can not be an option and we won't pretend that it is. we have enough leverage in sanctions options, as long as europe can get sufficient alternative gas supply to replace all russian gas exports.
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  5108. it's a really dumb choice for TYT to vaguely talk about norwegian police reporting this man's "radicalization" and "suspecting terrorism", but not mentioning that they also reported that he's a muslim convert. really, you're going to say "radicalized" and "terrorist", ommit "islam", and then immediately bring up breivik? that is super dishonest and has very little chance of even succeeding to obfuscate what you're trying to obfuscate, because everybody else IS reporting this. great job bringing up breivik by name by the way, real responsible journalism. it's not like he did it for the fame or anything. 🙄
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  5109. haben die doch schon längst, die amis auch, und die chinesen auch.
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  5110. come on man, it's less than two afghanistans!
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  5111. NO SUPPORT for the war that i°°°°° is starting!
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  5112. wo in der türkei?
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  5113. I think somebody has been dabbling in psychedelics
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  5114. sie türkei hat gerade alkoholverkauf verboten... denk doch einer an die alkoholiker!
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  5115. it's not "just that they're illegal". the real problem with EMP weapons is that they are almost impossible to make, or to make in a practical compact package with reasonable power. I think the only practical EMP weapon still is a high altitude nuke, which is of course very unlikely to be used. a lot of military technology is in fact made to be robust against EMPs and radiation. but I would expect these cheap turkish drones to not be like that, since they are made for asymmetric warfare or war against minor military powers, as opposed to many manned aircraft that were designed during the cold war or now with the potential of future war between great powers like the US, china, and russia in mind.
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  5116.  @matthiasklopke161  and turkey does indeed lie about that. xD with looser applications of the term, one can accuse turkey not just of the definitive armenian genocide, but also of genocide against the kurds and against the greeks. the latter being the least fitting application, since that was primarily a mutual ethnic expulsion campaign between greeks and turks after the dissolution of the ottoman empire - terribly violent, deadly, and racist, but quite strongly focused on expulsion rather than death or destruction of the targeted cultural or ethnic identity.
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  5117. it's the first time I have heard a live translator being replaced while translating... I guess she was a stand-in because the intended CNN translator didn't make it to the microphone fast enough?
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  5118. Skanderbro yeah I've heard that manpads in particular are very highly sought after on the black market and normally very difficult to get. imagine how much drug cartels would pay for those manpads and ATGMs that ukraine is getting...
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  5119. super, sie hat einen top job bei gazprom verdient!
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  5120. ​​​ @ollielon5926 I'm pretty damn sure that that is true. measured by their lack of defense success, the IDF presence at and near the border seems to have been maybe a tenth of what would have been a reasonable baseline level without the warnings they also did receive. and the response time for the IDF to begin a counteroffensive operation was SIX HOURS. the IDF only claimed to have resecured the border after three days, and liberated the last kibbutz after two days. the first IDF counterattacks before that were led by retired officers who drove there on their own initiative and unofficially assumed command over dispersed and confused troops who were just trying to stay alive with no orders. retired officers from as far away as tel aviv got there faster than any uaeful official orders because they weren't in the chain of command and thus were not waiting for somebody else to tell them to come.
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  5121. TomsDream was der deutsche atomausstieg gebracht hat? mehr klimawandel, mehr reguonale umweltzerstörung, mehr kosten, mehr atomstrombedarf in tschechien und frankreich, und wahrscheinlich letztendlich sogar mehr gesundheitsschäden durch kohlebergbau und -kraftwerke. absoluter panikbasierter nimby-bockmist. wir sollten stattdessen alles dran setzen, jede mögliche tonne kohle im boden zu lassen, weil das perfekt sequestrierter kohlenstoff ist, den wir in kommenden jahrzehnten mühsam wieder aus der luft keschern werden, was viel mehr energie verbrauchen wird als wir jetzt durchs verbrennen gewinnen. das ist ungefähr so sinnvoll als würden wir balken für balken unser haus zersägen, um mit dem holz zu heizen.
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  5122.  @00SmileTime00  it's only necessary with some accounts though, different accounts get different enforcement. I've been on the sh°° list for at least a couple of months ^^'
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  5123. damn, they deliverd FAST! the identical camo pattern is pretty funny.
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  5124. that's not an overdose, that's a fainting goat cop
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  5125. 5:37 "if the plantation owner is feeling the pain, then what about his workers? at the edge of the plantation we find their decrepid huts." come on man, don't talk about people's homes like that! xD
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  5126. 11:39 I think the term for that used to be "free fire zone"
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  5127. yup. -i-country won't open it's border because nobody is supposed to come in and stay, but the country officially has an asylum law that would yield annoying paperwork to break, e-country won't open it's border because nobody is supposed to come in and stay, but the country officially has an asylum law that would yield annoying paperwork to break -airport would be expensive or impossibly unsafe to build ---->>have other people build a pier nominally for aid, and have yet again other coincidentally corrupt and poor countries totally act on their own selfless humanitarian initiative and offer voluntary survival tickets off the island. when asked, claim to be not aware and not involved, enjoy!
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  5128. very happy woman, never visibly bruised
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  5129. the brainwashed russians are not the ones leaving russia. they're leaving because they don't support putin and the war, and they feel threatened by putin. putin just made a speech calling russiana who oppose the "special military operation" western agents and traitors and calling for them to be "spit out onto the asphalt like mosquitoes that fly into your mouth" in an "internal cleansing".
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  5130. A S yeah that sounds about right ^^ it was probably useful for convincing the government to ban incense stick imports that incense sticks are used for hindu rituals in india, so the government could link domestic production with religious identity.
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  5131. nightcore onetrick I'm not talking about the gore you troglodyte, I'm talking about watching a massacre live.
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  5132. that makes me wonder: shouldn't gas mains have an overpressure relief valve in every individually pressurizable section, if the pumps are capable of producing pressures above the pipes' pressure rating? you'd need to build them as little towers in somewhat less accessible locations (on roofs would be fine though), and they should have an automatic ignition device triggered by the gas flow or valve opening that lights the vented gas to prevent it from wafting around and possibly forming an explosive mixture around another ignition source nearby (unlikely but possible). just like an oil well gas flare.
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  5133. ins°d° j°b
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  5134.  @stephaniejaboh8929  that's pretty much what I meant by "warped by war sense of reality". torturing is not part of the jobs of most soldiers in most armies, but various NATO special forces were involved with torture in iraq similar circumstances, and they did mention in the video that those iraqi soldiers are special forces trained by those guys. torture isn't necessary though to make soldiers change, the fact that even a regulated war is organised mass murder tends to suffice. edit: oops the middle of this post was a garbled mess of sentence fragments, was too tired when I wrote it xD
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  5135. wow, I had no idea that they were usinghuman drivers, that is soooo embarrassing! they can't even drive autonomously through a one lane tube at 30 mp/h!
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  5136.  @inyobill  france does have,relative to other countries, rather a lot of risk of major problems with nuclear energy. the reason is that their existing nuclear plants supplying 70% of french electricity are all ancient and largely imperfectly maintained. france first built all those reactors as a huge project, and then paused investment for a couple of decades, neglecting maintenance and upgrades, and not building any new reactors to rejuvenate the nuclear energy production, or to keep a sizeable workforce specialised in nuclear plant construction and maintenance. they just pretended that what they had was going to run forever for 20 years or so, before discovering that all their nuclear plants were quite deteriorated and they had not properly maintained their ability to build new ones. I think they eventually built one more insanely over budget, and then gave up for a while again. they also have some nuclear plants in locations of substantial earthquake risk, and now with summer droughts becoming common, they find themselves needing to shut down powerplants to avoid cooking the rivers that their coolant water flows back into.
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  5137. does anybody know why TYT hates buttigieg this much? they are way more negative about buttigieg running in 2024 than about biden running again, even though biden is a far more conservative politician and clearly no longer fit to work. biden will be as unelectable by 2024 as harris is now, according to the polls. and let's be honest, we don't even have to talk about why harris would lose. besides, she too is more conservative than buttigieg, so again I don't understand why TYT is more anti-buttigieg than anti-harris. is this hatred because TYT had a leading role in uncovering that police scandal in southbend when buttigieg was still in the running for the dem nomination, and then presumably the buttigieg campaign was mean to TYT? that's a pathetic reason, that should NOT come before evaluation of a candidate's policy positions and election chances! it's not like TYT has a progressive candidate that they want to push, they're actually pushing biden and harris!
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  5138. your country decided to abandon these people because the public consensus in america was that the occupation of afghanistan was annoying. you rid yourself of a minor inconvenience, knowing that it would cause a catastrophe for 40 million afghans. trump made the withdrawal deal with the taliban at a time when the afghan government was losing the war even with NATO support. the afghan government was barred from the talks as a sign of disrespect from the taliban, and the deal for withdrawal included no demands for what the taliban would do in afghanistan, only that they would not attack america. america decided to leave without consulting its NATO allies. last august, every major european ally country involved in ISAF called on america to extend the kabul airlift that was saving almost 20.000 refugees in a day at its peak. biden refused, and america ended the kabul airlift almost 24 hours BEFORE the deadline the taliban had agreed to, leaving behind something like 10.000 more afghans just because they felt like it. vietnamization and the fall of saigon were glorious achievements of foreign politics and military genius compared to how america abandoned afghanistan. it's hard to imagine a more embarrassingly weak and dishonorable way for an empire to conduct itself.
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  5139. the choice for any leftist in this election should be between voting trump and some kind of third party or protest vote. trump winning absolutely is the better outcome if you consider both the g word and the likelihood that following the one term presidency of either party, there will be a two term presidency of the other, and if that goes rep dem dem, the DNC is likely to present an at least marginally better candidate than biden after being shown that biden was not good enough. biden for president? never again.
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  5140. come on, CNN. I'm not a gun nut. I'm a leftist. I'm not even american. but do you REALLY need to make AR-15s look scarier by deceptively showing shots of a different FULLY automatic gun (M4 I think), and then falsely equating assault rifles to fragmenting bullets? there are fragmenting or expanding bullets for all sorts of guns. I'm pretty sure they're more common in pistols. cops LOVE to use expanding bullets. standard rifle rounds including for AR-15s are lead in a full copper jacket and have less of a chance to fragment inside a body than just about any other type of bullet. what they WILL do is pass right through a body, because 5.56 rifle ammunition is small caliber and high speed
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  5141. time for some expulsions.
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  5142. now I'm worried for ana's husband.
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  5143. "duuuuuuuuuude!"
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  5144. promoting dialogue IS a third party standpoint.
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  5145. I wonder how much more wobbly that scope mounted to the top cover is than the normal mounting of the iron sights, with the front sight sleeved on the barrel and the rear one seemingly mounted to the receiver in a reasonably accurate way. I feel like any accuracy benefit derived from this scope is going to require a substantial lack of iron sight skill from the shooter - for a good marksman, the windage-adjustable iron sights option has to be more accurate than this scope!
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  5146. 0:56 kreative neuausrichtung der palästina-flagge
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  5147. mostly sleep deprivation
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  5148. it would be amazing if on oneof those russian TV shows, when they're arguing about the existence of the ukrainian language, one would atart arguingin ukrainian and embarrass them with the fact that they don't understand what he's saying. is the ukrainian language still allowed on russian TV btw?
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  5149. I think what is preventing today's ar°b rulers supported by america from feelings of solidarity with the people of g°z° is just about completely the factthat the former are among the richest and most powerful, and the latter already were and much more so now are among the poorest people on the planet. to even live one's life as a billionaire on any goven day requires that one chooses not to empathize with the poor because a genuine recognition of their humanity would have to lead the billionaire to give away all their money to the world's poorest, qhere it would have orders of magnitude more positive impact than any benwfit the billionaire could ever personally enjoy from spending that money. even without counting on exceptional circumstances where lives can be s aved even more cheaply, there certainly are millions of children alive today who will die before adulthood, and for whom some amount between $1000 and $10,000 would mean instead living to old age with water, food, healthcare, education, and work that pays well enough for them to secure at least equal security for their own children. it is not possible for a billionaire to justify not giving up one's riches and makeing that sort of difference in thousands of poor people's lives - unless they don't recognize the humanity of poor people to begin with. welly the funny thing about dehum°niz°tion is that it cuts both ways. in fact, the ones who are not people are the billionaires.
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  5150. literally 1948
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  5151. 0:45 judging by that voice squeak, she is not a good liar.
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  5152. adam bought already roasted cacao beans and roasted them again! xD
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  5153.  @danlee8640  NATO doesn't even pretend to be a neutral world police. NATO is the american alliance. the organisation that's supposed to be neutral and prevent wars is the UN, but the problem with that is that it's too neutral while requiring unanimous consent from the permanent members of the security council to do anything. originally, the UN was the alliance of countries fighting the axis powers in WW2, but it morphed into a neutral and mostly paralyzed body when the soviet union and US ended up as enemies, both permanent members of the UNSC, and then even more so when international recognition and the permanent UNSC seat shifted away from the republic of china to the people's republic of china. the last time the UN took a side in a major war was before the china switch, when the soviet union rather stupidly chose to boycott the UN to protest the non-recognition of the people's republic of china. the UNSC used the opportunity to vote to invade korea to fight the communists.
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  5154.  @albertteng1191  the baltic states ARE NATO. if the baltic states are attacked, we have a world war. MUCH worse than if china invades taiwan! they are tiny states and somewhat new members, but the principle of common defense absolutely would hold. NATO can't back down, and there already are NATO trigger forces in the baltic states (mainly american and german, I think) to avoid a bureaucratic delay (unlike in taiwan, which has no american combat troops nowadays). those eastern european states have democratically elected governments that choose to join NATO to protect themselves against russian tyranny. russia has no right to start wars to prevent this, it has no right to be an empire.
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  5155. googeln will gelernt sein "Der Verfassungsminister ist der Leiter eines Ministeriums auf länder- oder nationaler Ebene, das die Aufsicht über die Wahrung der Verfassung und der verfassungsgemäßen Rechte der Bürger besitzt. In Deutschland wird das Amt von dem Innenminister und dem Justizminister ausgeübt. "
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  5156.  @sebastianguerre6868  no, because those are not the same people. the palestinians can't fight a war against israel. they have no money and no army. states that have fought against israel are egypt, syria, jordan, iraq, lebanon, saudi arabia, and yemen. israel has pretty good relations with all of those except for syria now, and syria is busy with its civil war and turkish invasion (mostly the same for yemen, if you want to count yemen as a state).
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  5157. das dope
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  5158. no it isn't, this is about severe illness. very few of the people in ICUs are vaccinated, even in highly vaccinated countries. and those few that are there are almost all elderly, while the unvaccinated severely ill are much younger.
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  5159. I say two scaramuccis
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  5160. 0:33 lol that map pretends real hard that somaliland is not a thing
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  5161. because it's state te°°orism.
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  5162.  @RogerMellie-yk3gw  different accounts get different comment enforcement. I'm on the naughty list.
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  5163. ich frag mich, wie das instagramprofil zu knapp 800k abos kommt!
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  5164. unless that was based on the expectation that she was covered by whatever corruption baldwin had going on that originally had the prosecutor drop his case (a new one was started I think around 6-12 months later, nobody seems terribly interested in explaining either event), it was extremely ill-advised for this armorer to plead not guilty, her defense should have instead aimed for downgrading the charge. her guilt was the most obvious part of this case, ahead of even the alao obvious fact that baldwin pulled the trigger. the trial even revealed another huge mistake, on top of her having handed an actor a loaded gun with the very clear understanding or even direct claim that the gun was fully inert, so she clearly did not examine the supposed inert rounds inthe cylinder, despite knowing that that same gun was occasionally being used to shoot live ammunition on set outside of working hours. no, she did not only commit just about the worst act of negligence at that moment, but she was even the one who had brought that after hours live ammunition to the set! she brought to a western movie production that was not going to use live ammo for anything live ammunition, purely for amusement, fitting at least one of the guns used for filming with blank and dummy cartridges, and then proceded to manage the weapons badly and evidently not even focusing appropriately for a moment before handing over the gun that day, which could have so easily undone her prior mistakes in terms of everyone surviving that day. but beyond the moment, when distractions may have played a role, it is absurdly reckless to bring live ammo to a film set for the guns there and make it available to other crew members to use in the prop guns. the handling of guns during filming is very different from their handling for other uses, namely because it is routine in filming that they're pointed at people and the trigger gets pullet, either dry-firing or if the "target" is far enough away also firing blanks. having a gun accidentally loaded with live ammunition on a film set is surely orders of magnitude more likely to get somebody k°°led than at home or at a gun range, because outside of acting, people rarely pretend to sh°°t one another!
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  5165. wow. what deranged behaviour, it's difficult to fathom how much she must have had her a°° kissed by that time for her to expect taking such action on an american publicity tour to go over well. just full-on making the lives of some of america's poorest worse and nothing else!
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  5166. I'd say the scary part isn't the extraction, but the way that bend is caused - by the bolt hitting the back of the cartridge near the primer in an unintended way while the cartridge isn't in the chamber.
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  5167. I'm no fan of police in general, but I hope that some of those new recruits/graduates get to be the force for good they want to be. south africa is obviously not living up to its potential, and the current system of privatized police intensely favours the rich. sure, south african police on average are horribly corrupt and useless but the real police are the only police from which the poor can ever hope to get any help. there is no alternative to reforming it. I think most likely much could be improved if new cops were systemically empowered to call out and change corruption, malpractice and ab°se. you'll always find the most idealistic cops among the new ones, and the established system is that the old cops get rid of those to secure their own jobs and avoid raising any bars (the same thing happened with teachers at my highschool). that needs to be inverted, new cops need to be empowered to initiate action against department practices that don't meet legal standards. in fact, there should be a system of promotions and bonuses issued to those who successfully do that, to counteract the disincentive that will always exist in one way or another of bad cops fighting back.
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  5168. ​ @321findus  ban sitting, let's stand close together
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  5169. i. is a col°nial state. this is a col°nial war between the native people and a settler col°ny. please keep talking about the state's early history, because any awareness raised leads more people to support the obviously right side. your traditional advantage in insulated information bubbles of the z°°°ist west relies on ignorance. if we all lay out what happened and play out your arguments, you lose. your strength is ignorance and rac°sm. your weakness is context.
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  5170. auch halbautomatik ist automatik, und vollautomatik führt in den meisten händen eher nur zum schnelleren aufbrauchen der munition. wenn man tatsächlich die effektivität bei amokläufen der in den USA zu habenden waffen - vollautomatische typischerwiese nur als vorverbotsexemplare besitz- aber auch handelbar, sind aber glaub ich in manchen bundesstaaten nur per lizenz oder kaum zu bekommen, dagegen sind halbautomatische waffen so ziemlich jeder art bis kaliber 0.50 oder inapp darüber meist frei und sogar ohne waffenschein erhältlich - dann müssten in erster linie wegen der einfacheren handhabung bei größerer feuerkraft als pistolen halbautomatische gewehre generell beschränkt werden, oder als sehr schwavhe option kann man nur kleine magazine erlauben, oder als wesentlich effektivere option könnte man gewehrzugang beschränken auf nur gewehre mit integriertem magazin, oder gar keine automatik sondern nur repetierer. auch prinzipiell sinnvoll wäre beschränkung von selbstladepistolen mit wechselbaren magazinen, wobei eine ausnahme zu machen wäre für selbstladepistolen in kleinen kalibern mit relativ kleinen magazinen, da diese durch die flachere form wesentlich praktischer in so ziemlich jede art von tasche oder holster passen als ein revolver, und irgendeine schusswaffe will der ami ja definitiv mit sich herumtragen dürfen. auch wenn in vielen bundesstaaten nur "open carry", also sichtbares tragen im holster allgemein erlaubt ist und in vielen gesellschaftlichen kreisen wohl sehr ungern gesehen würde, und "concealed carry" einer lizenz bedarf. das soll vielleicht einen gewissen abschreckungseffekt bilden, sodass leichtkriminelle, die durch ihr führungszeugnis keine lizenz bekommen können aber noch nicht von waffenbesitz allgemein ausgeschlossen sind, eher dazu neigen, keine waffen zu tragen.
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  5171. I can confirm that the comment filter doesn't recognize the j°° card when you quote finkelstein...
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  5172. do I get something if I say hello to you?
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  5173. I bet pelosi is telling everybody to pretend that feinstein is fine, because pelosi is herself too old and ought to retire. same thing with biden and schumer. america's gerontocracy is super strongly expressed in the current democratic party leadership.
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  5174. "competitive and unhealthy" also sounds like a european describing america today.
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  5175. matt gaetz
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  5176. I'm getting an cermet vibes
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  5177. actually he was shooting up. imran khan stood on a shipping container
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  5178. do you donate to charities or something?
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  5179. I think vaccination should be mandatory, but I don't know if there is an acceptable way to force people to do it. paying people in some way to get vaccinated makes a lot of sense, because you can easily calculate that it saves the government money in the end, and they're spending money on vaccinations anyways. vaccination incentives are almost non-existent here in germany and still we've already surpasEd you muricans in vaccination rate, but I saw a guy on the news who got interviewed for his vaccination, and he said with genuine excitement that he could not refuse the vaccine because they offered a free big mac with it. xD
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  5180. I wonder what that goober told his gamer friends about what his job was. I bet he didn't say that he was a computer grunt at the lamest of all US military branches, the air national guard. ;)
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  5181. "born a sandal weaver" that's one talented baby!
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  5182. is that a giant AK or a child soldier in the thumbnail? xD
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  5183. #nichtsgewusst
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  5184.  @k.ferguson9385  the wife is deliberately making the dogs louder. she said she gives them treats for being loud. she said her husband doesn't like it, but she doesn't care. this behaviour from the wife is absurd, even the way she tells it makes her look really bad.
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  5185. yay, an extra long one, just right for me! this is one of my top 3 channels to listen to to fall asleep - calm deep voice, good speech pattern that's not super repetitive (lots of even very popular youtubers fail at that), and no obnoxious high-energy music and interludes. I fall asleep slowly, so I avoid videos under an hour in length. my other two favourites are fall of civilizations and north02.
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  5186. I kinda want to try the upright chopsticks some time.
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  5187. ZDF neo magazin royale war viel besser als dieser mist jetzt. böhmermann macht fast nur noch unlustigen cringe.
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  5188. probably not. apparently, palms have no cambium and do not grow in trunk diameter once they start shooting upwards. grafting of other plants, mostly dicots, is done on very small areas, either thin branches or even just branch buds, because the xylem has little to no ability to fuse. instead the cambium fuses, and then grows later layers continuously and solidly, making the inadequately fused original xylem obsolete. you never graft a whole trunk. one thing that very likely would work are stalk-shortening synthetic plant hormones that are already used on both monocots like grains, and dicots like those super short potted sunflowers you can buy for decoration.
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  5189. really? yeah that's dumb. I thought it was like that when the report said that people were "still paying for the gas connection". here in germany, gas is metered and you pay according to how much you use. if people in bangladesh only pay for the connection regardless of consumption, then the supply is probably crapping out right now because there are people hooking up compressors to the gas lines to sell the gas in bottles! xD
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  5190. in ödterreich liest man "rechtsstaat" halt anders. nicht RECHTsstaat, sondern RECHTSstaat.
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  5191. you mean the transition from france being quite actively bizarrely aligned with russia against practically all its allies in libya to libya settling down but various (former) french colonies having russia-friendly coups?
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  5192. ihr widerlichen lügner seid mittäter in diesem völk°rm°rd. und ihr wisst es.
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  5193. "its symbol was, ironically, the double-cross" lol
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  5194. and biden, trump and sanders should also all be disqualified for their age. it's bizarre. there are reasons why people retire in their 60s.
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  5195. ???
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  5196. auf ein massaker mit einem völkermord antworten, und dann solidarität fordern? nein danke. hamassaker war gestern, zweite nakba ist heute. israel entvölkert den gazastreifen. das ist keine selbstverteidigung, das war vom ersten tag an keine selbstverteidigung. und mit der befreihung der geiseln hat es nichts zu tun, das ist die tödlichste option überhaupt für die: nicht nur können bomben keine geiseln befreihen, sondern es ist auch sehr im interesse der hamas, um die verhandlungsposition bei zukünftigen erpressungen zu verbessern, dass man die geiseln ermordet falls israelische truppen zu nahe kommen. und die verwahrung der geiseln so zu organisieren, dass die möglichkeit dazu garantiert wird, ist viel einfacher als andere militärische operationen, die die hamas offensichtlich durchführen kann. selbstverteidigung wäre gewesen, die grenze mit einer halbwegs vernünftigen anzahl an soldaten zu verteidigen. wenn israel seine soldaten im aktiven dienst gleichmäßig über israelische und israelisch besetzte gebiete verteilt hätte, dann hätten im von der hamas betretenen gebiet (ausgehend von den kleineren ausdehnungsvarianten auf karten, wo diese gebiet etwa der fläche des gazastreifens entspricht, andere karten zeigen eher 1,5x die fläche, oder mehr) über 2200 soldaten gestanden. in realität haben israel's bodentruppen eine zuständige gaza-division, die per definition als division 5000-20.000+ truppen enthalten sollte. kann irgendjemand ernsthaft behaupten, dass dem angriff so viele israelische soldaten entgegenstanden, also schon da waren? was ich an gegenwehr gesehen habe, können wohl kaum mehr als 1000 gewesen sein! und wie lang hat das militär gebraucht um einen gegenangriff einzuleiten? SECHS STUNDEN! WO WAR DIE IDF??? rhetorische frage, ich weiß, dass die im besetzten westjordanland waren, um apartheid zu verwalten und pogrome zu schützen. also was ich eigentlich meine ist: wer hat den truppenabzug von der gaza-grenze befohlen? und warum so tief runter auf so ein absurd niedriges level, als sei die grenze zu gaza ein weniger gefährlicher ort als der durchschnitt aus westjordanland, golanhöhen, und tel aviv? und sechs stunden, wirklich? was war da los? und warum klärt man das nicht, bevor man gaza in hamburg 1945 verwandelt?
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  5197.  @rocksmo3384  wenn man plastik im hausmüll entsorgt (ob restmüll oder gelber sack), wird das hierzulande definitiv sinnvoll verheizt. deutschland hat vor 10 jahren oder so die entsorgung von haushaltsmüll auf deponien verboten, das wird jetzt alles entweder recycelt oder verbrannt... es sei denn, wir exportieren es als vemeintlich recycelbar nach asien :/
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  5198. 0:36 that guy's face looks like it was made in korea.
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  5199. wow, you don't say 🙄
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  5200. wie ist eigentlich bei der inflation heute der 10er-kurs für gras?
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  5201. it makes sense on the more solid materials like bricks, concrete and metal. in many indoor fires, much of the area covered in soot has no structural damage at all. it would be nice to replace a lot of stuff, but with some parts of a building, that's going to be extremely impractical. if you've got wallpaper covered in soot, you should probably replace the wallpaper. if you've got a brick wall covered in soot, you're not going to replace the bricks.
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  5202. 😂
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  5203. restaurant also is not english, it's mispronounced french.
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  5204.  @Acrophobia2  no it doesn't, it's a loanword. but english speakers generally aren't aware of the fact that the english language is particularly packed full of loanwords.
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  5205. "grenade, hand, frag, delay" funny military english
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  5206. why are you whining about the west pivoting away from pakistan after pakistan brought the taliban back to kabul? the west didn't choose this, pakistan chose this. the fair thing to do would be to sanction pakistan like iran.
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  5207. they definitely don't need to buy guns and ammunition >_>
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  5208. that guy is a strong contender for the dumbest person ever featured by JCS.
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  5209. ​​ @Lukejb2Butterworth the d°°th counts are from i-country's police. another noteworthy figure is that the number of min°rs ki°°ed was 36, of whom 14 or so were due to random rocket fire, putting the percentage of min°rs among the d°°d at 3%. the percentage ki°°ed on the other side by the response is around 40%, with the total around 14,000, approaching 400 times the total who d°°d due to the h°m°s att°ck, directly or indirectly. al jaz°°ra obviously has the best coverage of this among major news networks. this channel here is obviously terrible.
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  5210.  @Sam_Guevenne  I know. like I said, they are counted among the civilians. counted as non-civilians are active duty military, intelligence service members, and police. standard practice for police in w°r is to count them as civilians unless they engage in the fighting, in which case they are lawful combatants (whereas other civilians picking up arms are unlawful combatants, not protected by the geneva conventions, because those were written by states that all agreed on their disdain for non-state armed groups aka rebels). in this case they're counted as the latter since they of course did fight, there wasn't any question of them potentially staying out of it - and I'm pretty sure they weren't in on the ins°de j°b, that must have been limited to high ranking military officers and some intelligence agency and politician involvement (the only obvious people in my opinion are g°za division commander avi rosenfeld, defence minister yoav gallant, and bibi).
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  5211. 7:49 I for one wish evgeniy a speedy return from the war. ;)
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  5212.  @jlhita  coffin or stretcher, either one will do
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  5213. why is this literally the first time TYT has covered rittenhouse fairly? did they get sued or something? they've been calling him a murderer and a terrorist and claimed that he killed in cold blood this whole time! most of these facts were public within the first month or two after the shooting.
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  5214. an meine mutter
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  5215. that first plane's cockpit was very sturdy, that's largely what seems to have saved the pilot. I wonder why he didn't eject - did that plane not yet have an ejection seat that shot high enough to eject from ground level and have the parachute open fully?
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  5216. f**k him. what he's calling for is for the victim of aggression to make peace. that is not how you promote peace, that is how you promote war by rewarding it. supporting ukraine's DEFENSIVE war effort and the long-term strengthening of ukraine's defensive capacity is support for world peace. ukrainians being allowed to conscientiously object to military service is important though (I would say the state has a right to instead conscript them into civil service), and the issue of ukrainian men broadly of military age usually not being allowed to leave the country seems very legally problematic and I think it's long past time to overturn it.
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  5217. 5:26 I like that thing, it even sounds soviet!
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  5218. his dye job did some heavy lifting, I was really surprised to hear that he was 75!
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  5219. #doorcontrol
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  5220. should have happened faster. if I was american, I would have been strongly opposed to not voting blue in the last two presidential elections. but I absolutely would not vote for biden now, I would boycott him out of principle to not vote for probably the second most responsible person for this genocide. yes, trump would be worse for america. no, he would not be worse for palestine, he would almost certainly be better because he hates netanyahu now.
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  5221. no, I&m pretty sure that US federal law does not ban caste discrimination. in the US, discrimination is only banned against specific groups mentioned in the relevant law. the only way caste discrimination would be banned is if you succeeded in arguing that castes are races.
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  5222. 6:03 der typ ist zoofachhändler und glaubt, menschen seien keine tiere? 🤔
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  5223. LIGNITE coal at that, that's the dirtiest kind!
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  5224. nur wenn du vorher bei gazprom schröder praktikum machst
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  5225. S T A B I L
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  5226. goofballs
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  5227. 🇺🇦
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  5228. "zur zeit alkoholfrei" nee ist klar, ethanol kann man nicht zum pulver machen. kohlensäure sollte aber nicht schwierig sein.
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  5229. 14:39 inventing "hagriding" in 2024 is the most millenial thing I have ever seen.
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  5230. jo, bei mir steht im wahlomaten die AfD immer an letzter stelle (also höchstens vor anderen naziparteien).
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  5231. by 2021, at least 20% of afghan military personnell including in combat roles should have been women.
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  5232. free ticket? the rally is mandatory for government employees and employees of government-associated companies.
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  5233. murcan spotted
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  5234.  @crystal2484  saudi arabia is where they came from.
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  5235. somebody's kuffiya business has been booming xD
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  5236. those things make me irrationally happy. 🥹
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  5237. 3:18 angenommen, dass er mit "ist krieg moch in syrien?" "ist in syrien noch krieg?" meint: die antwort ist "ja". in idlib sind noch klassische al-qaeda-freunde an der macht, die von der syrischen armee und russland bekämpft werden, im norden hält sich weitgehend noch rojava, teile sind aber auch von der türkischen armee und ihren eigenen islamisten besetzt, die gegen rojava kämpfen, und in rojava, sowie im osten an ölvorkommen und nah der irakischen grenze bei al-tanf haben sogar die amis noch militärstützpunkte aus jux oder so. rojava wird in der praxis weitgehend von der syrischen regierung toleriert, aber höchstens so lange es andere feinde zu bekämpfen gibt, und sowohl die türkische als auch die amerikanische besatzung sind absolut uneingeladen, und stellen prinzipiell kriegshandlungen gegen syrien dar (die amis haben auch schon hunderte oder tausende syrische soldaten und russische söldner getötet - die türken halten eher distanz, die wollen eh nur kurden töten). also ja, krieg ist noch in syrien.
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  5238. oh my god they've done it D:
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  5239. I'm sure he should not. and if you're too old to drive, you're too old to president.
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  5240. what DW won't publish: from the committee to protect journalists: October 13, 2023 Issam Abdallah Abdallah, a Beirut-based videographer for the Reuters news agency, was killed near the Lebanon border by shelling coming from the direction of Israel. Abdallah and several other journalists were covering the back-and-forth shelling near Alma Al-Shaab in southern Lebanon between Israeli forces and Lebanon’s militant Hezbollah group. November 21, 2023 Farah Omar Omar, a Lebanese reporter for the Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Mayadeen TV channel, was killed by an Israeli strike in the Tayr Harfa area in southern Lebanon, close to the border with Israel, according to Al-Mayadeen, Al-Jazeera, and the Beirut-based press freedom group SKeyes. She was reporting on escalating hostilities across the Lebanese-Israeli border and gave a live update an hour before her death. Rabih Al Maamari Al Maamari, a Lebanese cameraperson for the Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Mayadeen TV channel, was killed by an Israeli strike in the Tayr Harfa area in southern Lebanon, close to the border with Israel, along with his colleague Farah Omar, according to Al-Mayadeen, Al-Jazeera, and the Beirut-based press freedom group SKeyes. reuters report: "PARIS, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Reuters visuals journalist Issam Abdallah was killed on Oct. 13 in southern Lebanon by a "targeted" strike from the direction of the Israeli border, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said on Sunday, based on preliminary findings of its investigation. "According to the ballistic analysis carried out by RSF, the shots came from the east of where the journalists were standing; from the direction of the Israeli border," RSF said. "Two strikes in the same place in such a short space of time (just over 30 seconds), from the same direction, clearly indicate precise targeting." [...] Abdallah was killed on Oct. 13 while working with six other journalists near the village of Alma al-Shaab, close to the Israeli border, where the Israeli military and Lebanese militia Hezbollah have been trading fire. RSF said its preliminary findings were based on what it described as a "thorough analysis of eyewitness accounts, video footage and ballistics expertise". Its investigation continues, the report added. "It is unlikely that the journalists were mistaken for combatants, especially as they were not hiding: in order to have a clear field of vision, they had been in the open for more than an hour, on the top of a hill," the report said. "They were wearing helmets and bullet-proof waistcoats marked 'press'."
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  5241. it's not even in berlin, it's "near berlin", meaning the separate state of brandenburg. it's like building a factory in virginia near washington DC and calling it "the DC factory".
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  5242. 0:05 you manage to contradict yourself in a span of 10 seconds. and the i-country b°°bing of the consulate also was not the first, i-country has been a°°a°°inating nuclear scientists in ir°n and b°mbing its military in sy°°a for many years. this was the first ir°nian "attack" on i-country (really a warning shot calculated to attack interceptor missiles), after a long series of attacks going the other way, and you say it's "the first direct attack between the two"? shame on you! you're not merely misinforming, you are directly w°rmongering for a plausible world w°r!
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  5243. butthat leaves at least two more major questions: why were the permanent defenses of the border so easily penetrated, including at the big border crossings, and why was the israeli counterattack so slow and anaemic? the IDF should have been capable and should have focused on recapturing the border within 3-5 hours in order to prevent more transports of hostages and captured equipment into gaza, and supplies and reinforcements out of gaza. insteady israel has announced T O D A Y that it has fully secured the border, three whole days later! hamas also managed to capture a military base and a police station. where was the army? one would think that they would keep several thousand troops generally ready for combat near gaza. and really, you could bring troops from the other end of israel faster than they managed to cobble together a decent response force. I saw another news report where the reporter claimed to have talked to someone from the territory that hamas invaded, and that person called their father when things went down, who drove for 7 hours to get there and still arrived before the israeli security forces and evacuated them. it sounds to me like the famous IDF delivered an uvalde quality response.
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  5244. 2:42 "boundless israel"? bold name choice 😂
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  5245. 666 antichrist cat xD
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  5246. I think they're limited to 20 km/h here in germany, which is slightly faster than most ride their bicycles in the city.
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  5247. probably already was a good idea
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  5248. genauer gesagt handelt es sich um die abwasserkanalisation, nicht um die trinkwasserrohre. das kommt aber sehr darauf an, wie die örtlichen kanäle gebaut sich, und natürlich auch darauf, wie das verhältnis von wassermenge zu kot, klopapier und sonstigem dreck ansonsten in deiner nachbarschaft aussieht. also wenn du wirklich bescheid wissen willst, ob die kanalisation in deiner nachbarschaft mit weniger wasser klarkommen würde oder nicht, müsstest du wohl irgendwo spezifisch nachfragen, ob es da öfter reinigungabedarf gibt, der mit mehr wasser wegfallen würde. und allgemein gilt: nur exkremente und klopapier wegspülen. feuchte tücher sind der größte feind der kanalreiniger. im übrigen gehts hier um energiesparen, also speziell um warmes wasser. ich hab jetzt nicht super ahnung, aber ich glaube dass für trinkwasseraufbereitung allgemein nicht sonderlich viel energie verbaucht wird. sonst wärs auch nicht so billig.
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  5249. 6:18 because the original abrams was designed to fight against ukrainians and russians, sending abrams to ukraine is like the tanks going home? that's some peak americabrain...
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  5250. ayy it's daven hiskey daven > cu°° smallc°°° btw
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  5251.  @BryanJohnson  oh, the video made it sound like you started doing it when you were 30. I guess it makes sense that you only started when you felt that you were getting old. xD
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  5252. what
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  5253. no, the question is who joe manchin wants.
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  5254. well, it is technically correct.
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  5255. xD
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  5256. #jesuiskhamas
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  5257. Shield of Gorman that is some fascinating fake history you got there. could you explain to me who believes this? are you a member of some kind of cult? xD
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  5258.  @lightdampsweetenough2065  the nukes america used to attack japan both weighed around 4.5 metric tons, ans required the world's largest bomber to carry them. the nazis absolutely did not believe that they would be able to put a nuke on the A4 missile. I'm sure they considered poison gas, but in general, yes, they only intended to use conventional explosives. nuclear missiles really only started to be seen as viable quite a bit later. during planning and execution of the V-weapons projects, the nazis did not know from early on how accurate they would be able to get the things, and they were strongly encouraged by the political leadership to embrace delusional ideas about how many of those weapons would end up being built. they basically envisioned a firing volume similar to aerial bombardment, but without requiring airplane crews, and being much harder to intercept (V1), or even impossible to intercept (V2).
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  5259. Id say that looks like pigment fading from light exposure, not surface gunk.
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  5260. 🌻👈👈😎
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  5261.  @Error-tr9ke  well, they're probably hardly ever carried. and I think worn gilding can look pretty good too. particularly when it's on an object that's more rough by nature, for which a dagger certainly qualifies.
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  5262.  @nathansimpson6210  I mostly noticed the mismatch of her acting freaked out, but still not only having thought of recording video, but getting good shots, including one using a mirror to show the bird sitting on her shoulder, which I reckon if her screeching had been genuine and that had been a first encounter, neither the girl nor the bird would have been comfortable with.
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  5263. I wasn't old enough zo pay attention to news in 2001 and 2003, and barely started by the 2011 NATO no-libya-zone, but I feel very concerned about how what I've heard of western media pushing the iraq war and such matches the current dominant western media messaging that amounts to "we're striking to deter escalation". UK, USA and i-country have now conducted air, drone and missile strikes amongvarious other locations in the capitals of lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen. and the western media report "growing fears of escalation". HELLO, THIS IS THE ESCALATION!
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  5264. His Excellency, President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hajj Doctor Idi Amin Dada, VC, DSO, MC, Lord of all the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular happened.
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  5265. get those kids to start brushing their dog! they have the time! I get that it's the groomer's bread and butter, but I keep being annoyed with all these long-haired animals on this channel whose owners don't brush them. sure, this particular dog is A LOT to brush (I would guess that an hour a week would suffice), but once she's freed of matting by the groomer, brushing is easy and enjoyable, and most pets like it, so it's not something difficult to get your pet to comply with, like baths and nail clipping tend to be. brushing to prevent matting makes pets prettier, much nicer to pet, cleaner, and more comfortable (matting pulls on the fur when they move). and it saves groomer bills, and stress for the animal inherent to being groomed by strangers. don't just let them get matted and then pay for aomebody else to fix it, that's absurd!
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  5266. Austin Denotter missiles? no, I'm saying that NATO should be deploying a large number of air superiority fighter jets over ukraine from nearby NATO airports (and aircraft carriers if there are any in the black sea) to protect ukrainians from air attacks. what NATO normally calls a no-fly zone, except in this case russia would of course heavily contest it, so it would be more of an air war.
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  5267.  @DragoM128  I didn't notice the guy claiming that russia's economy was bad, but otherwise that seems about correct. it's called nuance, plus a little bit of optimistic speculation. the imagined effect of the wagner uprising exposing weakness may have been quite exaggerated, but that was pretty clearly identifiable as subjective speculation. I think the assessment that ultimately the failed rebellion has strengthened putin's control is correct. it was very noticeable before that prigozhin was undermining putin somewhat with his open disrespect and quarrelling, and that wagner was a major coup threat - though I would have expected a much smaller operation, I don't understand how so many wagner troops followed orders that were clearly treason against putin, even given the fact that they were shown tacit support from much of the army command.
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  5268. you can probably find out somewhere if you even have a chance to find it in your area. you can also find amber the same way though, which is why ambergris is named amber grease. on baltic sea beaches for example, people have been collecting amber since forever. nowadays tourists are warned against it because there is white phosphorous from WW2 incendiary bombs that looks and floats somewhat amber-like, and if you put that in your pocket, it will self-ignite as it dries. burning white phosphorous is not something you want in your pocket.
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  5269. that normal price is clearly already classic american pharma extortion.
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  5270. every country on whose soil those people were theeatened ahould expel chinese diplomats in response.
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  5271. it's not done and won't be.
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  5272.  @miloslavski6149  no. the terminology is confusing, but it was 100% a diplomatic mission building. there is the ir°nian embassy, which is the primary ir°nian diplomatic mission in syria and thus not called a consulate, the building next to that is the empty canadian embassy, and the next building in the same direction was an additional ir°nian consular building, that's the one that got hit. it's been reported confusingly because you don't normally have a consulate in a capital city, but in this case you do because ir°n had two diplomatic mission buildings in damascus, and only one can be the embassy.
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  5273. I think the crucial turning point was when the army units the protesters had more or less managed to bring on their side followed orders to leave. they cleared the way for new army units, probably from rural areas where people were less politically aware and more loyal to the government, to be brought in to kill the protesters.
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  5274. I like how this guy does a reverse cumberbatch "pengweng" by saying "pinguin" 100% german.
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  5275. you can tell that venezuela at the time had whatever the spanish for "f°°° you money" is.
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  5276. evil, but true
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  5277. but the SVT LOOKS so much cooler 😍
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  5278. you're a british teacher, but you say "normalcy"? what happened???
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  5279. I doubt your claim that that's a real quote, but if it is, they're wrong.
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  5280. USA und i-land zetteln krieg gegen iran an, mit hunderten raketen- und luftangriffen u.A. in den hauptstädten von libanon, irak, syrien, und jemen. ZDF: "habt ihr schon davon gehört, dass iran schlecht ist?"
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  5281. you know "geobeats animals"? it's almost exactly the same as the dodo and equally good. the only difference is that they also have a few sad videos where the animal dies at the end, but I think they might have stopped posting those.
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  5282. you need a very large balloon to lift substantial weight, andyou need very large solar panels to charge enough power to substantially maneuver the very large balloon into the intended air currents. and it's useful to have a lot of power to transmit the collected data.
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  5283. ich glaub einfach mal, dass da wirklich hundescheiße drin ist.
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  5284. all american candies are sickly sweet. yes, it does seem wrong to coat a marshmallow in sugar.
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  5285.  @greg6126  oh... you're right, that's pretty neat.
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  5286. xD
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  5287. he didn't tell the people in the ER about THAT ibuprofen use? what a genius...
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  5288. interesting how the motorcycle bar was set up in such a way that the bikes need to go past the guests to reach the parking spot, to make the guests feel secure about their bikes not being stolen.
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  5289. it was funny seeing them use brown vane sugar for that. here in germany, that is very much the expensive kind of sugar (white beet sugar is the cheapest).
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  5290. why [thing known for being cheap] is so expensive
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  5291. the serbs would not have tried to kill hundreds of dutch, and the dutch would absolutely have gotten reinforcements if they had decided to fight. and they didn't even "strictly not intervene", they directly assisted in the killing by telling everybody under their protection to go with the serbs as if they were going to be OK.
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  5292. time for a military operation? are we talking another one in support of anti-palestinian pogroms in huwara and such? I hear our patriots AGAIN left the job unfinished in huwara the other night! or one where we pretend that we're trying to kill all "terrorists", and completely accidentally create more through well-intentioned collective punishments like demolishing their relatives' homes? either way, we're going to be forced to respond to what we're doing by annexing more settlements and roads and implementing more apartheid anti-terrorism surveillance and movement controls. 🙂 I'm putting invading the al-aqsa mosque again on the schedule for the next friday prayers, that's always a good one.
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  5293. deutschland hat also platz für 0,5% der bürger in überwiegend nicht einsatzfähigen bunkern. cool. die schweiz hat bunkerraum für mehr als 100% der einwohner, also noch platz für gäste übrig.
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  5294. 3:45 made me go "awww"
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  5295.  @FilliamPL  no, but I googled ducked it because I still remembered a little from over a decade ago when teenage me took some interest in a website that I strongly suspect no longer exists, since it consisted of ostensibly just for fun education about the creation of everything from a dozen or more high entertainments to various ingenious entertainment devices including different switch mechanisms. ^^ as I remember, the one overlapping main constituent of those two formulations was held in high regard.
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  5296. he has a very cute voice
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  5297. R M why would he have millions in medical expenses? he's in his 20s.
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  5298. the most reasonable solution would be for the cops to kill him instead of arresting him. no need to spend money on court costs and imprisonment. there is no way anyone would miss this guy.
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  5299. I like the ferrero rocher building. very chinese!
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  5300. come in guys, can you not take the term "university" at face value, please? pragerU calls itself a university too, and it's literally just a youtube channel and associated media network. peterson says he wants to "do the regular screening", which is supposedly what he's done for 25 years, so I suppose he means some kind of psychiatric assessment? and he wants to certify high conscientiousness, and "general cognitive ability", which, given the word salads in support of magical thinking and in rejection of factual reality as a concept that peterson thinks are his most insightful thoughts, could mean that what he's looking for in "students" are delusions and mania. or just sycophancy. he's not starting a university, he is starting a cult. who could have seen that coming? ;) also he is looking incredibly unwell.
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  5301. what I find especially obvious now is how she's answering questions bizarrely wrong and claiming to be fine and to not have been sick and to have been working because she doesn't know what's going on and just wants to combat what she sees as a hostile narrative.
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  5302. too bad scholz only has the energy to raise his voice once a year.
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  5303. I wonder if russia could have had significantly more success if, in anticipation of prolonged competent resistance, the initial invasion had involved an attack on ukraine's northwest to target supply routes from ukraine's allies. perhaps russia should have put more pressure on ukraine's capacity to resist, and focused less on capturing the eastern and southern territories that russia intends to annex.
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  5304. look up what the janjaweed aka RSF did in darfur
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  5305. @@#Peace yeah I was shocked when I saw that sort of casualty numbers reported a while ago. I tend to pay pretty good attention to third world news, but that war did not seem like THAT big of a deal. but I also didn't know that there were 115 million people in ethiopia.
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  5306.  @Sam_Guevenne  yes they are, since the term "ar°b" includes several populations outside of the arabian peninsula that are genetically primarily descendants of the local people from before the first ar°b m°sl°m conquests - basically the people of any nation speaking primarily ar°bic are to one degree or another considered ar°bs, including the maghreb states, egypt, sudan, and indeed pal°°°ine, whose native people of today are more closely related to those who lived there at the time of the hebr°w kingdoms than the average citizen of the col°nial state. though that really wouldn't have been necessary for them to have had a right to not be displaced and to now have a right of return.
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  5307. A H I think you mean legalized... deregulation doesn't make things safer
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  5308. I think that's because police departments get to keep the fines they collect, isn't it?
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  5309. 2:06 2:20 dad can't even count to zero 🤦‍♂️
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  5310. 7:40 seems quite unprofessional how that chart equates "black" with "african". a large portion of africans in europe are not black.
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  5311. "the only job of the fed is to prevent inflation"
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  5312. "hey guys, there's another crazy guy claiming to be nero returned from exile!" "you know the drill, we kill him just in case."
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  5313. I imagine the last generation got flooded with calls from lawyers wanting to represent them after that, given that the actions of those prosecutors are so clearly unconstitutional judicial harassment and infringement on political rights. the german constitutional court's ruling that the german government has a constitutional duty to do more against climate change than it has been doing has already validated the last generation's cause and the proportionality of their actions. the "criminal organisation" charge alleges that the organisation's primary purpose is the commission of crimes, but clearly its primary purpose is political, and its cause is one on which the constitutional court has already ruled that the government is violating the constitution, and the protesters are the ones demanding that the constitution be respected. for a prosecutor to charge the last generation as a criminal organisation given those facts is almost certainly criminal behaviour. the legal proceedings on this are going to be wild!
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  5314. yes, mostly, but that would be a job for a government. what I see governments needing to do in A LOT of these third world documentaries is to build trash-fired power plants. those are desperately needed. there are poor countries importing trash to extract some value from small parts of it, but then they don't have power plants to burn the rest, and instead they wreck their environment, water quality, fishing industries and tourism possibilities with trash piling and washing up everywhere, and people burn trash in open fires to get rid of it, which releases huge amounts of toxins that could be filtered by a power plant while at the same time it would produce electricity. much of the EU has completely banned household waste from landfils because it's so much better and very practical to just burn just about everything that's not worth recycling or composting. burning trash for electricity doesn't have a good reputation because it has the potential to still release relatively toxic fumes and it doesn't seem as nice as recycling fantasies, but in reality it is the obvious practical solution for most trash problems and infinitely better than what most of the world does with all that stuff!
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  5315. wow. classic american police!
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  5316. Dig for gold Dig for fame You dig to make your name Are you pacified? All the wants you waste All the things you've chased And it all crashes down And you break your crown And you point your finger, but there's no one around Just want one thing, just to play the king But the castle crumbled and you're left with just a name Where's your crown, King Nothing?
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  5317. for those not in the know, this is china's version of school shootings, since there is no access to guns outside of organised crime. it doesn't happen as often as school shootings in the US, but about as often as in many other countries. narcissistic loser men massacre little kids in primary schools or kindergartens with knives and cleavers in order to cause the most pain possible to people who live accomplished lives according to societal standards, specifically by being married and having kids or grandkids. like a "you thought I was nothing, but look what I can do to you" last laugh sort of thing, driven by a narcissistic need for recognition.
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  5318. the fact that thowe border crossings are backed up with hundreds of trucks on the nigerian aide that are not being cleared by the nigerian police or army is proof that so far, nigeria is not considering an immediate military action against the nigerien junta. and as such it is also proof that nigeriaisreqlly bad at threatening, because as long as they are not literally clearing the path for an attack, their threat is not credible.
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  5319. name: Juan americans: "one" ana, trying really hard: "vahn"
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  5320. MushroomReaper how do the shrooms go with that?
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  5321. this guy seems determined to do the "say a word so often thatitloses its meaning" thing. he's a bad communicator with insufficient english skills, I don't understand how he was an ICC prosecutor.
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  5322. they're telling people with mild or no symptoms to go to work? sheesh... I guess that means that they are making practically no attempt to slow the spread to keep treatment available, and are instead choosing to keep businesses and essential services running while practically everybody is infected. probably the majority of people of working age infected with omicron will be capable of working. but the current variants are literally the most infectious human disease ever known, they surpassed the transmissability of the measles early this year (and with measles, unlike covid, the vaccines actually are highly effective at preventing infections and spread, which is how it's almost eradicated in most of the world). the increase of transmissability has been insane: the original wuhan strain had a reproduction rate of around 3.5 (3 times higher than a typical influenza), meaning that under standard uncontrolled conditions, one infected person infects 3.5 others. measles has a reproduction rate of 19, and the current omicron strains are definitely higher than that. so covid has become at least 6 times as infectious, that's why zero covid stopped working.
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  5323.  @TheAArmstrong  so what exactly did you do to your daughter that "wasn't wrong" because she liked it?
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  5324. no. not india. nigeria.
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  5325. I bet those bicycles will end up in landfills. basic materials are ao cheap in china that I don't think it's worth the effort to recover the metal.
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  5326. the sawing skill of that one guy is amazing. I'm not a fan of the nacre sheets out of principle, but I do see the extreme convenience especially with the stacking, so the final product probably costs a fraction of what cutting each piece of nacre from one solid piece of shell would cost (and then you'd probably have to inlay them because those sheets are only flexible because the nacre is super thin). work safety is not great. nacre dust is rather infamous for being hard on the lungs (particularly quick to cause silicosis, I think), but they're cutting it dry without dust masks. during spraying, one should wear a gas mask for the solvents, but that's where they're using the dust mask that they should be using for the nacre dust. and while it's nice that they have a fume extractor for spraying at all, those things become a pretty extreme fire hazard if you let a lot of laquer build up on them like they appear to have.
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  5327. ana and francesca clearly both not understanding what DNA is, or how it's intended to be used in this case (namely as an extremely efficient and cheap way to identify the dogs that made any random pile that you DID NOT watch them make), and just reacting with fear because somehow they associate DNA with danger, or they don't even understand that a dog's DNA is fully separate from its owner's, cannot be used to surveil or somehow manipulate or threaten or ad-target the owner, and generally can't be used for anything nefarious because what would anyone want with the DNA of individual pet dogs... this is weird, right? am I just once again baffled by american ignorance? can somebody tell me if this is normal in america?
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  5328.  @alterperversersackkk  mindestens drei andere antworten wurden unter dem kommentar hier schon gelöscht xD
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  5329. somebody please give all the people at those festivals infinite condom coupons! oh god, I can feel their stupidity! >_<
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  5330. as boris nemtsov said, "putin means war".
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  5331. in germany, photo ID is required for in person voting (not for voting by mail). but all adults here are legally required to have one anyways. though given the legal requirement, it really ought to be free, which it is not (I think it was like €40 for the last 10 year renewal).
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  5332. der witz kam aber flach wie neptun
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  5333. and weapons
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  5334.  @abcdedfg8340  the screwing comes from the fact that the flipside of wagner recruits (at least the non-inmate variety) getting paid a much higher wage is that their families are not compensated if they die, which families of fallen soldiers are legally entitled to. wagner members are expensive alive, but their deaths are cheap.
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  5335. 1:58 isn't possession of parts of birds of prey particularly illegal in the US?
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  5336. kommt drauf an, grillst du mit FSC-zertitizierter klimaneutraler regionaler buchenholzkohle, oder mit gas extra von putin persönlich?
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  5337. Spencer Chudyk chomsky has been like this since forever. he always assumes that the people opposed to america are the good guys. he also thought that the khmer rouge were alright, and he denies that a genocide occured at srebrenica to this day.
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  5338. trained strictly? did your father punish you severely?
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  5339. 45 months of coalition talksin belgium? xD
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  5340. that is an excellent german accent xD
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  5341. how did a post that cryptic get so many likes?
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  5342. die NATO hat sich derart geweigert, produktionsmengen zu steigern, dass jetzt russland allein von sachen wie artilleriemunition und boden-boden-raketen nicht nur mehr produziert als die NATO an die ukraine liefert, sondern mehr als die NATO produziert. und noch einmal so viel bekommt russland seit letztem sommer aus nordkorea geliefert. russlands BIP zu friedenszeiten war weniger als ein drittel des deutschen. mit den generell als option für kriegsfälle vorbereiteten steigerungen der waffenproduktion könnten NATO-länder viel mehr produzieren als russland. aber man hat sich einfach dagegen entschieden. derweil gibt russland dieses jahr 40% seines staatshaushaltes fürs militär aus. und sterben tun knackis und ethnische minderheiten der russischen randrepubliken, die dadurch in zukunft nicht mehr auf dumme ideen wie unabhängigkeit kommen können, auf die verzichtet moskau gern. besten dank an unseren bundeskanzler für seine führende rolle in der unermüdlichen suche nach dem militärischen existenzminimum der ukraine! ein SPD-kanzler wie er im buche steht!
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  5343. i-country is a narcissist. when they talk of turning backs and what not, they're not actually assessing and describing the situation, the just choose to message as if they were assessing the situation because they expect that pretending to reason will convince the audience. it's not about that they believe they deserve some measure of support, they believe that they deserve everything that exists because they are themselves, they are the thinker of thoughts, the thoughts are that they want more, they feel bad if there's something they don't get, and they don't feel other people's pain or joy so it does no exist in any meaningful way. the whining doesn't communicate a change in opinion, that before they felt supported and now they don't. they wanted more and they want more and they are going to want more. what they're doing is simply to punish anyone they see moving in the wrong direction. it doesn't matter from what point or whether it's a reduction in gifts provided to them, or a theft of a piece of property they actually own, or a reduction in the degree of sycophancy of the praises sung of them. the world is their oyster and you're lowering their status.
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  5344. it's a canard wing design, looks like a janky imitation of the IAI harop. edit: looks a lot like a foxtech rex 340, a commercial fixed wing/quadcopter hybrid drone with 12 kg payload capacity.
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  5345. it's weird to watch this and to realize, given the ignorance about afghanistan that I have seen from americans especially on the left in the past week on youtube, that americans REALLY don't know what clinton says in that clip. being european, I was under the impression that this is simply the origin story of the war on terror that everybody is taught.
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  5346. NATO in afghanistan: "kein bock mehr, scheiß auf afghanistan und frauenrechte, hinter uns die sintflut! . . . HALT STOPP nicht so schnell, wir sind doch noch gar nicht weg! o_O" die amis: "niemand hat die absicht, eine botschaft mit hubschraubern zu evakuieren."
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  5347. ​ @rotterdam2253  even the jews all called it "moving to palestine" until 1948. the denial of "palestine" only started later with the prospect of extending israel to the entire territory of palestine and beyond.
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  5348. if that really works by just having a spring strong enough to absorb the recoil entirely instead of having the bolt hit a solid piece of steel, that seems like an extremely obvious feature to build, and makes me wonder why it wasn't used earlier and also in lighter guns. even if you do shoot SMGs or assault rifles mostly in semiauto, the description sounds like building them this way doesn't add much to complexity, cost, or weight, so why wouldn't you? the only thing I can come up with is that the recoil springs are being stressed very hard and may require relatively frequent replacement. but how expensive can a spring be? it probably would cost a negligible amount compared to the amount of ammunition required to necessitate a speing change. it may even make other parts of the gun last longer or stay tight longer by saving the gun from those sharp impacts.
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  5349. she does seem incompetwnt, but the thing about that is that she was a cop for 26 years..
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  5350. if the zoo wants to build higher fences around their primate enclosures, that's to protect them from covid infections through idiots like this, and protect the public from the risk of potential funky covid mutations bred in other species! once again, TYT not knowing shit! >_> they mentioned that they interact with the monkeys mostly through a barrier. that suggests modern zookeeping techniques with minimal contact and minimal infection risk, so whether or not zoo visitors jump into the enclosures is going to make a real difference.
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  5351. those bedsheets are hilarious.
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  5352. BASEDBOCK
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  5353. I'm kind of interested in watching one of those rapeball games, not gonna lie.
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  5354. he had a collar on, so what about the previous owners?
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  5355. acab
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  5356. 10/10
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  5357.  @kirkpatrick7475  you really are unaware that there are male sex workers, huh?
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  5358. kühnert wäre besser als alles was normal angeboten wird.
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  5359. merkel is part of the moderate wing of the german christian democrat (conservative) party. the party that's leading the polls is NOT left or socialist, they are social democrats who have betrayed the working class. they are as centrist as it gets, basically devoid of ideology. germans are going to vote almost exactly as boring as always, with a slight shift toward the green party for more climate action.
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  5360. sounds like it will be a challenge to prove her competency as a witness given her apparent brain damage.
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  5361. sounds like a casualty of normality bias - I reckon that two month delay between the hospital and the murder was in effect an opportunity given for the guy to move away. him staying too long was seen as a provocation, the gottis felt like it was unreasonable to have to live near the man they blamed for the kid's death. I'd say all things considered, two months actually is a very long grace period.
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  5362. I think that's a you problem. care to elaborate?
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  5363. huh? why does the thumbnail say "flying chernobyl", but then the video doesn't mention russia's flying chernobyl, the nuclear-powered cruise missile/drone bomber burevestnik? that's the coolest one of the doomsday weapons!
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  5364. afghanistan doesn't have many asphalt roads, but those that it does have are all quite new, built by western contractors during the NATO occupation. the panjshir region may have relatively good infrastructure because it was the home of some influential people in the US-backed government, since it was a hub of the northern alliance that defeated the taliban.
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  5365. perhaps it would make sense, but construction workers have not yet arrived at the level of seriousness about work safety that would be necessary to justify stretching or warmup exercises. at most, they might do some lighter work first.
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  5366. I think that might qualify as bimboification. apparently quite a lot of people like it. but even if I did, I'd be worried about those lips, because there is no way those are permanent.
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  5367. und unter den gästen wie immer nicht vertreten: palä°°°na
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  5368. 5:15 you know, I don't think those are chefs xD
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  5369. I think that change is genuinely going to produce a reduction of video quality across youtube.
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  5370. he looks like NXIVM leader keith raniere.
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  5371. it's called "no partner for peace".
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  5372. scholz und laschet können gar nicht kanzlerin werden, ich weiß nicht was das ganze theater soll...
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  5373. fall from what?
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  5374. holy sh**, you made it through the whole video without saying "occupied" or "occupation", or even quoting anybody saying it. this is so bizarre!
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  5375. I was today years old when I found out that the n-word pass is real.
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  5376. 13:50 "zum kotzen schön" - recht hat er, das ist invasives indisches springkraut.
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  5377. Sümbig Dümkunt that is the most reasonable conclusion. the break out happened in the one city with the lab that was studying such viruses, which is outside of the natural distribution of bats that carry these viruses (even the bat woman herself said this, they occur in southern, not central china), there were no bats being sold in that market and no animal at the market tested covid-positive, and the one thing that's clear is that the chinese government has made a very conspicuous effort to cover up whatever happened. an accidental lab leak is absolutely the most reasonable way to make sense of the facts. gain of function research would also fit the fact that covid-19 primarily differs from all previously known related viruses in its much higher infectiousness. one free conspiracy bonus: when china locked down wuhan, they banned all travel from wuhan to anywhere else in china, but they did continue international flights out of wuhan for a while. this can easily be interpreted as a conscious choice to export covid so that china would not be disadvantaged by being the only country affected by it. china acted very incompetently and counter-productively at thebeginning of the pandemic, but this particular thing happened after they had realized the gravity of the situation, and severe measures were being ordered by the national leadership of the party.
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  5378. I think if thattiktok public reaction as you describe it was real, then it is reasonable to blame part of it on the bad informational environment of american education and media that those kids have been living in. currently with the gaza "war" more extremely than at most other times*, the dominant american media omit many things worth saying in favour of their political agenda, and that creates conditions in which aomebody can comealong and say some obvious but censored things, and use the credit earned that way, and the idiocracy-like perception that they are some kind of genius who knows everything, to push their own unreasonable agenda. * off the top of my head, some examples from the ukraine war include: 1) how western media pretended not to know who kept shelling close to the russian-occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, after ukraine had complained about russian military building a base there, for the whole one ortwo months it was going on - most western media claimed that it was unknowable whether the ukrainian military was shelling the russian military, or the russians were shelling themselves, and some took ukraine's word for it and reported that the russians were shelling themselves, and none said that it was the ukrainians or more plausible/likely that it was them. 2) not reporting for about half a year that last autumn ukraine launched at least one major special forces assault (~600 troops) across the dnipro river directly against the russian troops stationed at that nuclear plant, in an apparent attempt to uno reverse card the russians by capturing the plant and using it to shield a bridgehead for an expanded cross-river offensive 3) not reporting or not highlighting that the first kerch bridge bombing was, however militarily impactful it may have been, certainly a war crime due to its horrifying method of attack, which made a russian civilian truck driver into an unwitting su°°°de bomber (and that's not speculation, the guy is known by name)
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  5379.  @Leftiticus_Maximus_III    I interpret it as the tyts essentially seeing this as a matter of foreign politics because it's in the g°za "war" context, and they just have very little interest in anything notamerican, as is typical for americans. at least for sharon reed I'm pretty sure that's the case here. with david shuster I'm not sure, but it sounded more like he actually hadn't seen any more of the hearing. ben gleib has been very deliberately pushing hasb°ra every time he's been on TYT since 10/7, he seems to see it as his mission here to build as much support for is°°el as possible (in this case by propping up j°ws as hum°n shi°lds and pushing the narrative of an anti°°mitism crisis that's meant to justify crackd°wns and smears against pal°°tine supporters). he seems very immersed in the discourse, I'm sure he at least saw a few minutes more of the hearing covering the entirety of that particular line of questioning, and I would guess that he is the one who cut that clip so short at the front end, where it would have clarified that the event in question was about "int°fada". he probably approves of equating that with gen°cide, but preferred to not be on record saying that. I feel like you can tell from his demeanor that he is engaged in conscious deception, probably mostly from the camera stare and the dramatizing slow and pausing speech. I get pretty strong narc°°sist vibes, to be honest. which would fit perfectly with is°°el's fas°°stic behaviour of using a vic°°mhood narrative to justify ab°se, of course that would appeal to a narc°°sist.
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  5380. 10:06 unironically giving MBS credit for women's rights reforms is quite a gross oversight. his government locks women up and harasses and intimidates them for activism on a really severe scale. this much-publicized lifting of the women's driving ban was actually coupled with mass arrests and indefinite detention and torture of the activist women who had campaigned for this reform.
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  5381. you: "hilarious and wholesome" russian police: "you think police is joke? 😐";
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  5382. and that is why iran is about to get a lot more supportive of armenia.
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  5383. John, stop overfeeding your dog!
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  5384. "was zum beruhigen und gegen die schmerzen" ketaaaaa :D
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  5385. ich hoffe ihrer tochter passiert nichts schlimmes und sie findet bald nen anderen job, sonst wird sich luna üble vorwürfe dafür machen, dass sie ihre tochter auf die idee gebracht hat. luna hat ihrer tochter vorgemacht, dass man mit prostitution mehr geld verdient als mit den meisten anderen jobs - mit 21 erst recht.
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  5386. yeah this is getting very close to criminal negligence and reckless endangerment or the like for other surviving company members. I reckon it can already be successfully argued in court that despite having passengers sign documents acknowledging that there was no guarantee of safety, the company must have criminally misrepresented the risk - basically they claimed that the non-guarantee of safety was due to the unconventional nature of the design, but in reality they not only did not explain that there was real danger to be expected from the fundamental design, but in particular they hid the fact that they had documentation of the sub in fact dramatically deteriorating. they didn't just not have proof that it was safe, they had proof that it was not. a misrepresentation of that risk can almost be assumed to have occured in order to get passengers to sign on (by examining whether they're the sort of people who might have plausibly signed on even if the risk had been accurately represented), it would require very little additional evidence in court. and while the dives took place in international waters, I would guess that the company is registered in the US or canada, and the contracts were probably signed in those or other jurisdictions. certainly costumers were contacted on land and from land, which probably gives some claim to jurisdiction over the sale of that service.
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  5387. prester john yikes! axel springer is germany's equivalent of news corp/rupert murdoch. their main publication is bild, germany's daily mail.
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  5388. there's probably an element of intentionally supporting the jewish community in ukraine. a little money for americans goes a long way in ukraine and ukrainian wages are very cheap from an american perspective, so american jews are paying what for them is a negligible amount of money (;)) to keep ukrainian jews employed.
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  5389. the logo is trash.
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  5390. there could be bodies of people everywhere that YOU killed! :O
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  5391. why are you talking to yourself?
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  5392. also all reasons to vote left/green.
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  5393. 4:17 sounds to me like you're the one who has trouble pronouncing zrenjanin.
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  5394. if those propellers sounded like the thunderscreech, it wouldn't even need other weapons.
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  5395. if you paint the caps of fire hydrants, you impede firefighters' work. they need to be able to see what flow rate they're getting.
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  5396. yikes, much conspiracy. very spoopy. by being an afghan woman you probably don't mean that you live in afghanistan, do you? doesn't sound like you do.
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  5397. the right: "the left can't meme" also the right: "let's go brandon"
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  5398. note that world central kitchen are the specially invited pro-z°°nist aid organization that's been contributing to the war effort by delivering aid by sea to produce positive images while the actually sufficient road deliveries get blocked.
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  5399. this comment section would be a good example to show to people who deny the existence of rape culture in western countries.
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  5400. I have documents and identification card, am I h°°°s now?
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  5401. it actually gets worse, david icke is like two thirds of this video.
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  5402. they probably do become pet food. food safety regulations generally dictate that for human consumption, animals must be killed and processed in a standardised manner at slaughterhouses. pet food regulations are less strict.
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  5403. you're saying a world class tennis player has celiac disease? come on, he probably just thinks that gluten is evil because he's an alternative health facts guy.
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  5404. a rac°st z°°°ist? curious 🤔
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  5405. I've seen in mentioned in other videos like this that some other such oddball animals in farm animal sanctuaries get along better with animals not of their own species. I suspect that there is a tendency for members of their own smecies to be more judgemental and weirded out by them because they have an opinion about what an animal of that species should be like. the goats judge rhea for goating wrong, the pigs don't.
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  5406. damn, this war is producing a lot of crazy video footage!
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  5407. #nichtsgewusst
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  5408. hamid karzai is a very rich man with many international connections. he could have easily left afghanistan, in fact he could leave right now if he wanted to, the taliban would even let him. instead of leaving, karzai on the day the taliban took kabul released a video showing himself with two young daughters not wearing veils (pretty sure the older one was old enough that the taliban would want her to) and announcing that he and his family were staying. clearly the message was that things were going to be ok with the taliban, and clearly karzai had come to an understanding with the taliban beforehand, as had many leaders across afghanistan who enabled the taliban conquest. karzai basically started publically collaborating with the taliban when kabul fell. he was not forced into this position, he chose to remain in afghanistan to remain a power broker and presumably intermediary with the west now under taliban rule.
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  5409. what are the hottest dogs? I'll nominate afghan hound, weimaraner and one of those taller, thinner pit bulls with a not so ridged head.
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  5410. 2:30 ukraine has no predator drones. because it's the most infamous military drone, calling anything other than the american MQ-1 attack drone by that name is very misleading. technically its larger replacement MQ-9 is also called predator 2, but everyone calls that one reaper. you are definitely referring to neither, the bayraktar TB-2 is still ukraine's biggest attack drone. if ukraine uses a drone type with a ukrainian name translateable as "predator", don't translate it. if you leave it untranslated, it's identifiable as a different drone. 0:10 please do not adopt english-speakers' mispronounciations of ukrainian or russian words like "lyman" here, that makes no sense at all.
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  5411. nope. what's happening is that AI is demonstrating that the artsy-fartsy claims about art being somehow magically soulful are wrong. art consumers do not actually give a single shit about whether whoever or whatever made the art had a thought while doing it, only the product matters. any perception of the consumer of what the artist may have intended or thought is imaginary, it's entirely inferred from the product and not actually a reflection of the production process. if AI makes the same artwork as a human (yes, I know it's not quite that good yet), it makes absolutely no difference to the consumer which is which.
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  5412. yeah that was fucked up, this video is a terrible example of how to handle scared dogs. you DON'T handle them to show them that you RESPECT them and that their feelings are understood and count for something! this woman just taught this dog that she's helpless because she's small, and that humans don't understand or care when she's scared. that's exactly why so many small dogs are so neurotic - because people don't respect them and don't treat them like dogs.
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  5413. rips oxygen from human lungs? you can count on news media to NEVER describe thermobaric weapons correctly! xD
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  5414.  @janewright315  pretty much. though there is some argument to be made that being unable to afford sperm bank donation doesn't necessarily mean that you don't have a somewhat reasonable amount of money to raise a kid. I think proper artificial insemination, if it takes a normal number of attempts to work, tends to cost in the ballpark of $10k in the US. there may be people who would be able to scrape together that kind of money, but paying or not paying that could be the difference between being able or unable to afford other necessary expenses (like a hospital birth). I think the one being dumbest in most of these cases is the donor. this guy in the video clearly has an addiction problem with sperm donation, that's what his lawyer friend implied that the only "legal solution" would be a vasectomy: he thinks that the guy is incapable of stopping as long as he is physically able to father children.
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  5415. "your honour, she looked 19 to me"
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  5416. I think the sharp hairlines are probably just what the clients want, but they should definitely do more thinning towards the edges and the typical balding areas. I don't think they're doing a good enough job of imitating a natural distribution of hair.
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  5417.  @jeffgojail  your brain is applesauce
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  5418. maybe check with a lawyer about trademark law before covering something this dumb. to be able to enforce the trademark, they would need to prove their own commercial usage of it that predates the commercial use by the people they want to enforce it against, like kanye. the trademark was probably filed after kanye's stunt, and these guys say they won't make any commercial use of it. thus it is invalid, and a non-story. I'm neither american nor a lawyer and even I know that this is not how US trademarks work. this is trash journalism!
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  5419. meme warfare xD
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  5420. the taliban don't need monwy for guns, they are definitely selling guns right now.
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  5421. oh right, because the end of apartheid was a move towards more identity politics.
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  5422. it's hearsay.
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  5423. uhm actually toads are frogs, and you have no good reason to assume that this toad is a male. I'm not familiar with the species, but with the toads I know, a toad that round would most likely be a female.
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  5424. 100% the IDF etc. deliberately let this happen to create the second nakba pretext.
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  5425. I have been saying from immediately after the beirut explosion that any official structures negligent enough to store 2700 tons of AN in the capital city of lebanon would, given the many insurgencies in the region, almost certainly have been allowing the illegal sale of this stuff to terrorist groups (it is the most common explosive for large IEDs like car or roadside bombs due to its low price and availability of large quantities). this has been all but confirmed by various investigations that concluded that the detonation that occured matches a quantity of well below 1000 tons, not the officially stored quantity of 2700 tons. the current actions by hezbollah confirm the obvious first guess that most likely hezbollah would be involved if AN seized by the lebanese state was being sold illegally for bomb making.
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  5426. is it just me, or is this video only available in crispy deep fried potato quality? xD
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  5427. pogrome? 🙈 mönchsrobbe?🐵
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  5428. karzai never left, he unofficially changed sides. ashraf ghani is the one that left.
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  5429. there is no rift, there only is a public pretense. biden has decided to completely support whatever netanyahu wants to do. at least concerning g°za - where the plan has from the 7th of october, if not longer, been total dep°°ulation, anything else are just lies to maintain international support. there may be very very soft disagreement regarding the west b°nk and expanding the "war" across the region to involve iran, or occupy part of lebanon. but the only indications of such disagreement are: -the US sanctions against individual settlers (not including government ministers and officials), which may well have been negotiated with i-country to be a publicity action that really doesn't bother them at all. -the withdrawal of one of the two aircraft carrier fleets that were moved to i-country from outside of the mediterranean to threaten he°°ollah and iran. that's the only measure that's sure to actually bother i-country. for this entire time since 10/7, the US government has not condemned a single action taken by i-country. I don't think that even the trump administration was or would have been this committed to sycophancy, and no previous US administration was even remotely like that. in 2014, obama's state department reacted to single digit d°°th counts from bombing within UN schools by not just condemning it, but accusing i-country of deliberate targeting of those places. in 1982, reagan was able to make i-country's then-prime minister (and former head of the te°°orist organization irgun personally responsible for the king david hotel bombing) menachem begin to immediately order a stop to the bombing campaign against beirut, with a phone call in which reagan called it a "holoc°°st". not only would today's US presidents not dare to say that for fear of getting cancelled, they probably really could be.
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  5430. I thought the sweat was more noticeable, it looks like his whole face is crying.
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  5431. bauen die da eigentlich auch so unterirdisch schlecht wie im amerikanischen werk?
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  5432. brought to you by the "if I don't steal it, somebody else is gonna steal it" people
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  5433. vor 13 jahren ists passiert. er ist immer noch im knast.
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  5434. putin probably owns mansions with bunkers in 5 countries, a dozen yachts, a dozen jets, and a submarine in case the paranoia gets bad.
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  5435. please decomma that sentence
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  5436. also die amis haben's leicht, deren bürger demonstrieren gerade total, dass sie sich einen scheißdreck für afghanen interessieren. sie hauen so schnell wie möglich ab, und dann machen die tippex auf afghanistan und ihr name ist hase. krieg vorbei, soldaten zuhause, das ist alles was die interessiert. war ja auch genau so das abkommen mit den taliban, die haben ja keine forderungen für afghanistan gestellt. der CIA-direktor, der gerade persönlich die taliban in kabul besucht haben soll, hat denen wahrscheinlich klar gemacht, dass sie doch bitte die leute nicht öffentlich, sondern hinter gefängnismauern umbringen sollen, damit die US-regierung nicht unnötig unter druck gesetzt wird, etwas zu unternehmen.
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  5437.  @enlightendbel  the "4/5 of all microplastic in the ocean comes from tires" claim seems very non-credible, given the fact that all the common types of plastic break down into microplastic in the ocean, many objects (foils and foams) quite quickly so, and that the amount of other plastic produced is much larger than the amount of tires. worn tire dust is going to stay mostly on land, and the only plausible way lots of tires would get into the ocean is deliberate sea-dumping of collected tires (because of the threats mentioned in the video - very large and very toxic fires, or breeding puddles for mosquitoes). but as far as I'm aware, tires are a relatively popular fuel for power plants and some factories (typically not featuring good enough exhaust filtration, but who cares, it's energy). I haven't heard of tires in particular being dumped in the ocean, and it seems unlikely to me to occur on a very large scale, compared to other garbage dumping, or the unintentional ocean pollution with light bits of plastic litter that gets blown and washed around on land and into rivers.
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  5438. bach is the coldest of them all. he's feigning surprise because he wants to pretend that the IOC doesn't know that this whole system that has child athletes compete at the olympics is built on life-long child abuse.
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  5439. awww did you lose money?
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  5440.  @MrCoolioPants  yes
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  5441. if international solidarity like that was a priority for western feminists, some of the biggest feminist protests in recent years would have been against the US and NATO withdrawal from afghanistan.
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  5442. uh oh, I feel like she's about to have a car accident!
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  5443.  @frankbock211  ach wie schön, ein AfD-wähler!
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  5444. I think bergmanns are much nicer than mausers.
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  5445. the fascist side is the one where you're not allowed to say that the enemy are the good guys, my dude.
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  5446. it's generally a long process of people trying new variations of known things.
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  5447. I'm pretty sure they're programmed based on a human running that course via motion capture, like they do for animated movies.
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  5448. 🤡
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  5449. fun fact: 60.000 americans voted for kanye west in 2020 in the 12 states in which he managed to be a candidate despite deciding way too late to run for president.
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  5450. least surprising accusation of all time - the guy is as obvious a sex-obsessed narcissist as they come.
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  5451. water cannons don't just make you cold and wet either, most of them can be pressurized so high that they can throw you against the ground or objects hard enough to cause concusdions and broken bones, and a direct hit to the face can maim you and destroy your eyes. probably a similar situation with groin hits.
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  5452. blocking russian media is fair, given how vicious and weaponized it is. it's opposed to the existence of states like estonia, so it's only fair for estonia to bad it.
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  5453. @I'm A Black Milk In America those things aren't molded, they're welded together from flat steel probably cut by water jet. and cutting and putting together straight parts is always much cheaper than making irregular ahapes.
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  5454. you should have put in something about general flynn being an unregistered agent for turkey.
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  5455. ana says that demonstrating the threat of doxxing to people who are sitting on the fence about going to ring wing protests is "an interesting deterrent"?! no, that's a huge assist to the right wing narrative that antifa are the real fascists, and nothing else. home addresses should probably be off limits and employers almost always, too. what this guy did was not severe enough to warrant any of this, it was a horrible overreaction by toxic keyboard warriors. and this stuff does a lot of net harm to the left. it would have been less toxic for antifa to be there and beat up the guy on the spot. doxxing is horrible and should be very illegal. a couple months in jail at least seem adequate. doxxing for political reasons could arguably qualify as terrorism, because it is literally meant to terrorize people, and it can be very effective at this because not feeling safe at home is really rough. contacting employers probably is and should be legal, but it's super spiteful and unreasonable, at least of the job the targetted person does is not socially influential (teacher, preacher, politicial, government administrator etc).
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  5456. what I wonder is whether those dogs can tell and signal the difference between living trapped humans and corpses. so far, the rescuers need to ignore the corpses and look for survivors first, and there are lots of corpses still buried for every one survivor.
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  5457. tell me you're joking
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  5458. soll bond nicht weitergehen? bond ist schon mal gestorben und wieder auferstanden, das muss nicht unbedingt was bedeuten. no time to die würde mir immerhin hoffnung geben, dass die nach dem craig-zeug vielleicht wieder echte bondfilme machen könnten.
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  5459. replaying margerine's laugh from years ago is more important to TYT than acknowledging and calling for the evacuation of progressive activists in afghanistan.
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  5460. 1:38 is that a goddamn anti-tank rifle?
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  5461. build big floating collection machines, make biogas! also maybe compost, but I don't know how thoroughly salty that seaweed is.
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  5462. israel's existence has never been threatened in reality by hamas. if anything, it has been threatened by whoever ordered those troops away from the border and delayed any military response by six hours. and I don't think the IDF was taking orders from hamas.
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  5463. you can never have a productive conversation with a professional liar like this on their terms. you would need to know everything about the history well enough to specifically debunk every false claim as it comes up, and then you would need to make a list to note each debunked talking point to refer to when it comes up again, and that way you get them to use every talking point until it runs out. what has much better chances is to not assume the defensive position that this woman so urgently tries to put her opponent in, and instead dare to say the things that are normally banned from discussion for supposedly going too far, but in reality for being vulnerabiluties isr°°l defenders struggle with: refute is°°el's legitimacy as a colonial state on land given by the british that wasn't british land to give, founded and sustained on ethnic cl°°nsing and apartheid!
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  5464. drafting women is one thing. specifically targeting the mothers of school children for a draft is another... you'd think that those should get a pass!
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  5465. hamas was never to a significant degree funded by accident, it was founded and funded intentionally.
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  5466. LOL woz thinks 80% of americans are covid-vaccinated! :'D the real figure is just over 60%, one of the lowest rates of any western country (lowest I'm aware of).
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  5467. 1:31 today we are talking with a US senator who is entirely not bernie sanders. 🤬 bernie even pretends to not be a democrat, whereas this guy admits to being a democrat, but still bernie has been more hesitant to criticize the democrat government, or the likud coalition for that matter! why hasn't bernie visited the g°zan border or west b°nk or even f°°°ing i-country? he knows he represents a huge number of americans who want him and probably at one point or another expected him to take action for p'ine, either out of ignorance of his i-supportive record, or because they overestimated his ability to recognize and understand a fundamental change in the situation at his age. but he wouldn't do it. I think despite having started to talk a lot all around it, he still has not even called for a permanent ceasefire. or at least he didn't for weeks after his rhetorical shift, I haven't really kept up because he definitely doesn't say anything that matters. a week ago he did a CNN interview (a network that has occasional critical coverage but still overwhelmingly produces pro-i-pro°°ganda) and even the CNN interviewer pushed him to be more critical! every statement of any note that he made had to be prompted by specific leading questions and he was basically resisting the pressure to criticize while trying to not look like he was resisting, so he was forced to make some concessions.
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  5468. lockdown calzone
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  5469. seems like doctors place far too much importance on subjective pain perception and reporting. a sonogram is an objective test, which they chose not to do based on subjective assessments that the patient wasn't feeling the pain localised enough, and wasn't in enough pain because she could still jump an inch. that's ridiculous, considering how quickly and cheaply a sonogram can be done.
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  5470. the lab theory was always highly plausible. it's funny to try to dismiss it by calling it a conspiracy theory when nobody can deny that there has been and still is a chinese government conspiracy to obscure the virus' origin.
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  5471. german politics has truly become its own satire now. this is deranged.
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  5472. this could be better if you guys were less dumb than hasan.
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  5473. Graffiti Nefertiti oh, americans! 🙄 what, are cats gonna be the new guns then? "you can take my cat's gonads from my cold dead hands"?
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  5474. that's not confirmation, that's bluster. look at the state of the russian military, they can barely even afford regular cruise missiles! the russians aren't using any of their wonder weapons, probably because they only ever made prototypes.
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  5475. EEEEEEEWWWWWWW DO NOT forcibly handle scared dogs to "get them used to it"! unless you absolutely have to touch them for transport or medical checks, you leave them alone and show them that you RESPECT their wish to not be touched in order to build trust! this little dog just learned that she's helpless because she's small and her feelings don't count for anything. that's fucked up. you're not supposed to treat small dogs in ways you only get away with because you can overpower them, that's exactly why so many small dogs are so fearful and neurotic.
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  5476. warlike nations have an upside every now and then. xD I also thank y'all for subsidizing pharmaceutical development and production for the rest of the world by paying taxes for drug development and then buying the drugs for two to ten times more than they cost in other comparably rich countries. ;)
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  5477. what
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  5478. bernie is old confirmed. he can't adapt to the fact that the current "war" is a situation so distinct from the status quo. sort of like biden, but biden's got that going on much much worse. I think the degree to which he's processing the current reality is close to zero. he might actually be largely stuck in a mindset that perceives the sort of seriousness that led him to fumble his commentary on the al ahli hospital parking lot explosion as "it looks like that was done by the other team" - like he's viewing it as a game or a spectator sport, just the silly middleeasterners at each other's throats again.
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  5479. yes, the additionsmake sense. the removal of spore infection risk makes sense for narrative consistency, since spore infection would likely be OP and totally ruin everything. butit is a bit weird that there are no spores around when there are cordyceps fruiting bodies everywhere, and it is implied that the initial spread happened through spores.
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  5480. no mention of zemmour? barely a hint at ukraine? wow, AJE's reporting has really gone down the drain! ukraine/russia is the key issue. before, the race was close, but the war has all but guaranteed macron's win. his diplomatic effort with putin has failed, but both le pen and zemmour are sickeningly putin-friendly and have thus become pretty much unelectable. the french won't just be choosing macron due to the stability of incumbancy, they'll choose him because his opponents are agents of russia. he's also shown sufficient willingness to pander to the right to take away a lot of motivation from people to vote for zemmour or le pen, because with macron they can have right-wing policies without selling out france to putin.
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  5481. a three year prison sentence for an incumbant mayor of a megacity for nothing but him calling judges who ordered a repeat of the election that got him into office (he won both times, bigger the second time) "fools"? that is INSANE!
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  5482. "decker carrelson" xD
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  5483. das sind konsequenzen alter entscheidungen. deutschlands abhängigkeit von russischem gas hatte sich jahrzehntelang gelohnt. mit dadurch war die deutsche industrie international konkurrenzfähig. leider war putin doch nicht so nett, und der lange hebel den er besonders an der deutschen wirtschaft hatte war einer der hauptgründe, weshalb er sich die invasion der ukraine getraut hat. und wenn die funktioniert hätte wie geplant, dann wäre heute die NATO schwächer denn je (denn die hat sich nur aufgrund des fortbestehenden krieges zusammengerauft), und heute würden nordstream 1 und 2 laufen. und mindestens die kinmen-inseln wären jetzt auch von china annektiert. es hätte durchaus schlimmer laufen können, allerdings ist deutschland dabei so ziemlich gar nichts positives zu verdanken. für deutschland ist es schon eine leistung, sich nicht aktiv für russland querzustellen.
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  5484. really, ephedrine, not just pseudoephedrine? ephedrine is a more enjoyable stimulant.
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  5485. AngryDINGUS you think ukraine AND germany are tiny countries? ok, yankee! xD germany has over 3 times russia's GDP. california has almost 3 times russia's GDP, with the same population size as ukraine. size isn't everything.
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  5486. which nobody is doing
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  5487. yeah that thing is clearly generating less electricity than an e-bike runs on.
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  5488. it's actually much worse than donbas, since there the supply situation has never been this bad, and civilians have never been so trapped, or only in far smaller numbers in extreme cases early on like in mariupol.
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  5489. weil man damit fleischgerichte imitieren kann
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  5490. what are you talking about that? he's said that a bunch of times.
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  5491. doing actual investigative reporting on it?
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  5492. "non-bidenary" is a good one. and you guys really should stop calling rittenhouse a murderer. it's not brave, it's stupid and cringe.
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  5493. true. dave chappelle's crybaby specials are speech I hate. the sh°° douglas murray says is hate speech.
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  5494. they become blind from the bright light? why the hell would they not buy sunglasses? I don't believe that those would be too expensive or hard to find. if they buy ones with all plastic frames, they'll be cheap and not corrode from the salt.
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  5495. woooow that is some of the worst driving of all time. well, I have seen that kind before, particularly from women (just ignoring all other vehicles as if you can psychically command everybody to make way), but it's really really bad.
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  5496. russia has largely run out of their stockpiles of the types of missiles they're using. they still produce more, but nowhere near as fast as they used to use them in this war, which is why the numbers of missiles used have decreased a lot.
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  5497. "sales would only stimulate the demand" - that's the opposite of how market economics work. selling 150.000 tons of certified legal ivory would absolutely destroy the black market and dramatically reduce poaching due to the decrease in value.
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  5498. good idea! russia: sputnik biontech: volksvaccine moderna: america first j&j: budweiser (because it sucks) astrazeneca: marmite
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  5499. Jabrik the dislikes on THIS video here? it has 98.5% thumbs up, that's better than the average puppy or kitten video!
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  5500. Oliver YT nichtbremer glauben auch alle, "bremen" hätte zwei silben - dabei sind das zweite e und das n nur attrappen.
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  5501. that cop needs to be locked up for manslaughter, that's utterly insane! even an extremely extremely fearful and incompetent cop could have just pepper-sprayed that woman and not risked her life! I guarantee she would have dropped the knife. jesus f*ing christ do non-cops ever do this shit? if you gave people a taser and the information about its risk that cops get in training, and made a 95 year old woman shuffle towards them in a walking frame grabbing a knife together with the frame in one hand, I reckon you would need to try that with thousands of people before one tased her.
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  5502. oh, is ukraine attacking the power plant again and pretending that the russians are attacking themselves again?
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  5503. no
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  5504. 2:14 why is there a dutch-looking windmill in korea?
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  5505. lol what happened to the thumbnail?
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  5506. there is no way their market price was correct either. uranium ore is quite common and the uranium is easy to extract. codyslab had a video where he made yellow cake and it was really simple. he took it down after the feds came to confiscate the stuff. xD I'm pretty sure he just legally bought the ore online like anything else.
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  5507. Bleza Tijolojolo sadly that is not true at all. most popular uprisings fail. look up china's tiananmen square massacre or egypt's rabaa massacre. the governments of belarus and myanmar are being pretty successful, too. so is russia. syria's assad has won, too. there also were failed uprisings in venezuela and nicaragua in recent years, or just a few days ago a little attempt in cuba. egypt is the best (worst) example though, their snap back to military dictatorship landed them in an even more oppressive situation than they had before the arab spring. and the imidiate international legitimation of the sisi regime (coughangelamerkelcough) was truly depressing. of all the countries that had uprisings during the arab spring, the only one that had a positive (though imperfect) result is tunisia. in the other ones, either the dictators won, or the country fell apart and ended up worsw for everyone (libya).
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  5508.  @dominikbanaszczyk2918  ok, let me make a more technical argument why ukraine won't become part of NATO before the war ends: NATO admission requires UNANIMOUS agreement from its members. that's a lot of states, including turkey, hungary, and germany, and now a new fascist italy, too. turkey is barely even letting finland and sweden join.
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  5509. the absolute oldest limit for high offices like the presidency should be standard retirement age upon taking office, preferably retirement age minus the term length. there are very good reasons why people retire not just from physical jobs in their 60s. having somebody hold a high office in their 80s is absurd, and the US is a big outlier among democratic countries in how old it likes its politicians and officials. other offices with term and age limits should be all judges and supreme court justices, prosecutors (don't know, maybe they already have an age limit), and congress members and governors. I think it's fine if some village or small town wants to keep their ancient mayor, but anything much more important than that being done by 70+ year olds is absurd.
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  5510. lukashenka reminds me of trump's lunatic friend mike lindell, better known as the "my pillow guy", or "mike pillow" as trump says, because trump doesn't understand that family names and brand names are not the same for most people.
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  5511. kaliningrad is not a city. königsberg used to be a very rich city - the name means "king's mountain", it was the capital of the kingdom of prussia - but it was completely destroyed and its inhabitants almost fully displaced by the red army at the end of WW2. today's kaliningrad is a giant collection of russian military bases with a couple of impoverished civilians living around them.
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  5512. sure it could. maybe not under ISIS or the taliban, those have some weird rules against anything someone could see as fun, but otherwise islam has no problem with chess, certainly not with boys playing it.
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  5513. 3:03 it's rare to hear such a long series of totally vapid talking points one after the other. I wish somebody had been there to question her for about five minutes on each one of those to explain what she means. because I think she has very very little awareness of what she's even trying to say. it's just emotional conditioning, she hears these phrases and adopts the way everybody around her reacts to them. "yeah! they're gonna... they're gonna take our country from us, we're gonna lose our country, it's terrible! this is not what america is about, you know? it's just not right, it's not right at all, you can't be doing this. 😟"
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  5514. 0:32 how can ukraine cut off the gas supply from russian-occupied luhansk when the gas in the pipeline runs from russia to luhansk and only then to ukrainian-held territory, with no ukrainian control between russia and the LPR?
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  5515. war das xylospongium für den arsch oder für das klo? was für eine dumme debatte! natürlich war das für den arsch, fürs klo sowas weiches wie einen schwamm zu nehmen macht doch gar keinen sinn!
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  5516. a suspected signals intelligence surveillance balloon - which they provided with an observation of the F-22 threat identification protocols 🤦
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  5517. I'm pretty sure that's false. there are tactical nuke models that are (or can be adjusted to be) much less destructive than the two nukes the US used, something like a tenth of the power or less. it's long been considered potentially useful to shrink nukes both to make them physically smaller for more versatile delivery (like artillery) and to reduce their radius of destruction to use them on the battlefield somewhat close to friendly forces or civilians, as opposed to shooting them far into enemy territory. even the smallest nukes are powerful enough to destroy just about any military base, ship, or bunker, and it's nice to have the option to do that very selectively.
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  5518. 0:28 uuuuuuh by "500 meters deep", are you referring to the width of a mine field, or did you misread '500 millimeters'? because nobody has ever buried a mine 500m below the surface. even 5m would be absurd.
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  5519. america already has absurdly long prison sentences and death penalties.
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  5520. ~chaos is a ladder~
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  5521. "forget about it"- scholzomat
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  5522. not how the IDF is inviting propagandists and reporters into the hospital, which seems unlikely if they hadn't already searched and discovered that there is no tunnel access to the hospital buildings from which they could face a surprise attack. and obviously you don't prove that there were guns hidden in the hospital the way they did - the IDF routinely uses bodycams (for example they did so during and selectively released footage of the operation during which shireen abu akleh was murdered), so what they need to provide if it's at all supposed to function asevidence is viseo footage of soldiers searching and finding the stuff.
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  5523. goa MPU ja
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  5524. you're looking at peace in afghanistan. they're starving because we abandoned them.
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  5525. wenn du wüsstest, wie viele kinder der hat...
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  5526. absolutely nobody should have fired a rifle without even confirming that the suspect had a gun. given how many cops there were going in at once, the ones at the front should have been carrying less lethal weapons to try those first (bean bags/rubber bullets, taser, mace), with a few cops with pistols drawn behind/beside them just in case. it also woulf have been nice to try to surround the target so that they wouldn't "have to" kill him if he tried to run.
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  5527. and this is much older tech than they have in other jets, especially the F-35. they also have for infantry a aort of night-vision devices that brightly outlines objects and makes it much easier to see people. and even amateur camera drones nowdays can identify human in order to automatically follow them, so militaries definitely have systems that very easily identify humans from camera feeds. anti-tank weapons alao visually identify vehicles, and even anti-tank artillery shells from the 90s like smart-155 automatically identify tanks. anti-aircraft weapons like manpads have had programming to differentiate between freindly and enemy aircraft for like 60 years (though I imagine that's been tricky in ukraine - they probably have to use some kind of radio beacons to differentiate russian from ukrainian aircraft, except for the newer russian aircraft that ukraine doesn't have).
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  5528. every boot with that flexible ankle part to avoid using laces or whatever that I have seen has looked really ugly to me, and these boots are no exception.
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  5529. who the hell is nick cannon?
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  5530. you can tell that this script wasn't written by a native english speaker because they used the term "rapeseed" instead of dodging with "canola" ^^
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  5531. "initial tests" by venetian authorities indicate fluorescein dye, which is supposedly harmless.
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  5532. 10:23 uuuuhm what sorts of trashy beer and wine productions add ethanol?
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  5533. the terrorist state of pakistan should receive ZERO aid, and it ought to be sanctioned. all aid for the flood victims should only be given to NGOs. we need to be DONE with these backstabbing frauds, pakistan is out ENEMY! they should be laughed out of the room when they come begging for aid! america and europe have propped up pakistan for decades, and what we bought with it are the taliban. european and american aid flowing to the pakistani government is an absurd state of affairs.
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  5534.  @taylorlibby7642  yeah I can't find sh** on that, you're gonna need to help me with that red herring.
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  5535. 2:17 a question so absurd that it confused the correspondent
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  5536. they're hyping themselves up.
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  5537. they did
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  5538. 0:39 COPE
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  5539. it's crazy how much MSM talking heads are paid! 0_O
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  5540. bird fllu hasn't yet mutated to be human to human transmissable. the problem is that in those humans that it infects via birds, it is up to 50% fatal. so if it does mutate to be human to human transmissable, we have pretty much a cross of covid and ebola on our hands.
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  5541. 1:36:46 I love this channel, but I hate this speaker.
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  5542. 7:41 i: nobody reports having been r°°ed p: several people report having been r°°ed this expert: "same kind of report"
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  5543. well, this appears to have been quite literally a chinese operation....
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  5544. those environmental benefit numbers are A JOKE, and I can't believe you actually suggested that non-biodegradable trash is good because it sequesters carbon. WHAT.
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  5545.  @Ghreinos  der sarkasmus ging wohl an dir vorbei?
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  5546. 🤡
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  5547. this woman is almost certainly one of the top 5 worst people I have been exposed to this year. she's basically suella braverman in a political environment dominated by suella bravermans. a nightmarish individual.
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  5548. that's an octopus, not a squid. squid swim, octopussies walk.
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  5549. Max Power what are you talking about? I made no claim of that sort, you vegetable!
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  5550. Robin Sydney news flash: god isn't real, christianity is just as imaginary as all the other mutually exclusive religions. life is not a doormat before eternity, it's all we have. death is real, sorry.
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  5551. 5:25 oh man, that guy is literally diving in sewage without even wearing goggles...
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  5552. 2 black men expelled, 1 white woman retained, huh? who would have thunk it 🤔
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  5553. yikes, so basically everything tastes like there's cilantro in it?
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  5554. ok pakistan
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  5555. nighttime is colder than outside.
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  5556. this guy is not THAT rich (I think he's in the mid tens of millions, saw it mentioned somewhere). but, to phrase it in a way to hopefully bypass the comment filter, it is my opinion that "people" is a category that does not include billionaires. they are the human form of legendary gold-hoarding dragons - they're monsters. and of course those kinds of dragon stories were made to represent them in the first place (not "billionaires" back in the day, but nobles and high clergy such as bishops). it is not morally neutral to be rich. the choice to hoard a billion dollars in a world where the lack of $2-5 a day per child is causing hundreds of millions of children to be sent to work instead of school, or starve, or die of or be maimed by preventable or curable diseases is reprehensible. it's not just immoral to get rich in bad ways, it is immoral to have a billion dollars and keep it. of course the principle also applies to anybody else who is just relatively well-off compared to those who have nothing, but the culpability scales directly with the sum of one's property. and at the level of a billionaire, it's so disgusting that it makes me sick. I don't even think it's dehumanizing to say that they're not people, I think they dehumanize themselves by setting themselves apart from the poor with their lack of solidarity. I don't recognize anybody's right to have that much property, I think it should be superseded by everybody's right to life and basic quality of life. if somehow it was possible to implement globally, I would as a first step have tax authorities confiscate all personal property past $100m, make having more a crime, and eventually seek to lower the cap much further. nobody anywhere can even remotely claim to have a need for more than $100m. if someone gives ten billion to charity and keeps one billion, they are still a m°°ster for keeping the one billion, and I will never recognize their property rights - to the extent that they allow billionaires to exist, those are immoral laws.
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  5557. trump set it up, biden did it. be honest, you know this.
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  5558. "healthy alternative to sugar"? who are you kidding? this is sugar, it has all the health risk of sugar. it just also contains much of a sort of more lightly heated molasses. I'm sure it has some noteworthy nutrients (molasses does), but it's certainly not healthy, since it is sugar.
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  5559. would be nice though if he toned down the speech affect, I think that's gotten worse as simon has gotten very arrogant.
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  5560. palestinians didn't open their armsto the jews after the holocaust, they were removed by force and the ones who remained were governed under martial law for the next two decades or so.
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  5561. 9:48 no sexual contact with flora and fauna? xD
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  5562. weder noch
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  5563. "killer bees" is a term for what beekeepers know as africanized honey bees. they are called africanized because they are modern commercial bee lineages crossed with an african honey bee lineage (to produce a commercially viable bee with higher resistance to varroa mites if I remember correctly). the african type that's crossed in is much more aggressive and the resulting "africanized" cross is more aggressive too. these penguins are in africa, so most likely they encountered african or africanized honey bees. those are domesticated honey bees too, they just have a really bad attitude.
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  5564. so it wasn't actually the queen's any more than any other swan in britain.
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  5565. the road underneath is so hard and heavy that upwards through the vhicle is actually the explosion's path of less resistance. and those mines contain a couple kilos of very potent explosives.
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  5566. she mentioned at the end that waffles was going to be a therapy horse. I think she has experience doing animal therapy, and her animal interpreting that she's doing for the camera is what she normally does for the animal therapy patients to introduce them to relating to the animals. she seems like she has a lot of practice doing that.
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  5567. cedar blocks? cedar is wood you goober, and very flammable wood at that.
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  5568. hä
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  5569. has the ausc°°°tz foundation come forward yet to condemn the comparison and call this guy an°°°°mitic for downplaying the big H by comparing it? xD
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  5570. deine mutter kann als harte droge eingestuft werden.
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  5571. yeah, isis acts all high and mighty about sharia, but they've actually long been involved in the drug trade in a very big way. most notably, they used to manufacture huge quantities of amphetamine pills (many tons) both for sale and for their own fighters. reportedly, most ISIS fighters in iraq and syria were heavy amphetamine users. though I guess amphetamines are relatively easy to make sharia excuses for, since islam bans drugs that "dull the mind" or something like that, and this is commonly interpreted to not apply to at least some stimulants like tea, coffee and khat. it seems significantly harder to excuse a heavy amphetamine habit though than to excuse normal coffee consumption, since the side effects and withdrawal symptoms or even the addiction itself that develop over time could easily be considered to be a dulling of the mind.
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  5572. let's be real, it's time for biden to take the stable genius test with the animal pictures.
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  5573. given all the johnson jokes, I would like to point out that it's quite funny that this gun is set up for holding a reciprocating bayonet.
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  5574. pakistan has no state ambulance service? that is the most insane thing I have heard in MONTHS! pakistan is one of the five largest countries by population, and they are not one of the poorest. WHAT is the pakistani state doing?! just neoliberalism turned up to 11?
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  5575. TYT (political drama media): "noooooo don't cut the media out of the political drama!"
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  5576. meanwhile in germany 🤮
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  5577. I'm opposed to the death penalty as commonly practiced, but I do think that it would make sense as a penalty not for murder, but for multiple murders. for example, I would propose a minimum of five murders to qualify, and counting children under 14 or so double. one could also add more crimes to the point system, most obviously manslaughter (counting it as half a murder seems fair).
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  5578. Brandon C. I for one welcome our new galacto-corporate overlords
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  5579. I did some googling about the drone here - given that it's particularly loud, it's probably a hermes 450, that relatively big armed drone with the tube fuselage and wings on one straight bar across that can be turned parallel with the fuselage for storage (practical, but looks janky ashell, and noteable that unlike the bayraktar TB-2, it was built with no effort made to reduce radar detection, because it was designed to be used against defenseless people). this drone is particularly loud due to using a wankel engine. the military has admitted before that this drone is designed to have a muffler in order to decrease detection by enemies, but they like to remove the mufflers, supposedly because it increases engine performance (and then they got cagey about why the noise wouldn't be a problem, even according to the friendly pre-10/7 article I read this in). it has been reported that drones became not just more numerous above g°°° after the incident, but individually much louder, and even in videos that does seem obvious. so clearly they have now removed all the mufflers, in order to use the noise as a t°°°ure method against the entire population. this too is a w°r cr°me, because like the famine, it targets the entire population, which if one believes the upper end of the state's own declared count of enemy combatants (40k), 98% of the people targeted are civilians. and half are min°rs, according to the population registry also kept by the state itself.
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  5580. from what I've heard, there were situations were throwing a sten gun would have been appropriate.
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  5581. I still think it's obvious, given hezbollah's prominent coverup efforts, that somebody from hezbollah was keeping the ammonium nitrate in the port of beirut because that was a convenient location to gradually illegally redistribute it either to hezbollah stores or to other regional terrorist groups for bomb-making (ammonium nitrate being the high explosive used in most IEDs and the only one used for big ones like car bombs). the port of beirut is infamous for its illegal dealings and corruption, and it would have been a perfect location to put the stuff on ships going just about anywhere you would want it to go. also the official storage amount was over 2700 tons, but the size of the blast has been generally calculated to have been the result of about 600 tons. given how the stuff was stored in a pile, it's unlikely that a giant detonation like that would have only set off a small portion of it. so what happened to the 2100 tons that didn't blow up? where have they been blowing up?
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  5582. you're telling me there was another airfield running in kabul in parallel to HKIA, and nobody mentioned it? what about the planes landing and taking off there? is trump telling the truth after all when he calls US stealth aircraft "invisible"? xD
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  5583. verfassungsschutzschutz ist schon 4 jahre alt???
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  5584.  @jmgajda8071  interesting. I was just talking out of my ass, figuring that since there are so many phenethylamines commonly used as drugs, those ought to be broadly covered by common drug tests by now.
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  5585. good job, you actually edited the thumbnail!
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  5586. because it's not special, it's actually very very normal, nothing to see ;)
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  5587. so in texas landlord rights trump gun rights xD
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  5588. I feel like it should be possible to establish learned crowd behaviour that stops crowd crushes. what would be needed are widespread awareness of crowd crushes as a deadly threat, understanding that this is what is meant by phrases like "crowd crush", "crush", and "people being crushed", and understanding that the problem can be solved if the entire crowd moves back a few steps, which can be achieved if everybody passes a crush warning from the front of the crowd all the way to the back of they crowd - somewhere in the back, people have plenty of room to step back, and once they do, the people in front of them can step back, and so on. it would most likely make sense for those relaying message verbally to also push backwards and gesture to prevent the message getting lost. I'm sure that in every crowd crush, people near the crush already try to do exactly this, and apparently it often fails to work. I believe what is lacking and what can be improved with education at events is a preexisting awareness of some sizeable portion of people of this practice of passing along that warning. they need to expect the potential of having to relay the message, and need to understand that the issue is important enough to warrant the effort of active participation. the practice needs to be recognised as a collective effort to save people's lives, and a sort of civic duty. I believe this could be achieved through efforts such as stage performers making a habit of frequently telling their audiences about this at some opportune moment during their time on stage when they have the crowd's attention. even better, if you have stage performers do it during live performances, then for a performer willing to really commit to the bit, an especially high uptake of the information could be achieved by getting the audience to give ot a try and step back. doing this following inatructions from the stage would of course not be the same thing, but it would probably still require some audience members to tell others to move. and for stage events, having the crowd decompression achieved by instruction from the performer could also often be a workable solution, the effectiveness of which will also vary depending on prior education about the issue. I think it should be possible to convince many stage performers to make a habit of telling audiences about this, since if they can gain the right sort of attention from the crowd, it should only take two minutes or so, and it would surely be good for a performer's public image to be known for doing this often to keep their fans safe.
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  5589. 0:30 I mean just look at those guys, they can't not be narcos! xD
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  5590. 1:37 pretty sure that's a dog making a joke
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  5591. african blackwood is used because of its acoustic qualities (it's extremely dense and resonant). the cracking is due to moisture changes from condensation and spit during playing, and then drying in storage. all wood contracts while drying, and if it doesn't contract evenly enough, its shape changes enough to crack from internal tension. the moisture cycling in various steps of pre-shaping for years during production described in the video is done because it very slowly decreases the intensity of the wood's reaction to moisture changes (both the age alone and the moisture cycling do). and of course, as they mentioned, they use it to weed out pieces that grew in such a way that they deform unevenly during moisture changes, causing them to crack. by making them crack during production, the makers prevent those pieces from ending up on instruments, and cracking after being sold.
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  5592.  @PreservationEnthusiast  LOL quit lying, you can not buy an excellent sounding oboe for 200$ no matter what it's made from! though it does seem plausible in principle that for about 2000$, one could make a carbon fiber composite oboe that has acoustic qualities similar to african blackwood. but the precision machining will always be quite expensive.
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  5593.  @PreservationEnthusiast  I'm a violin maker, and you are clueless.
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  5594. he looks like he's currently turning directly from a boy into an old man 🤨
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  5595. no worries, none of these people are voters.
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  5596. they should have a forced retirement age of 70 or lower. it's just unreasonable to keep them in office as long as y'all muricans do. your leaders' age profile looks like some backwards autocracy.
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  5597. we may be talking about CBD vape fluid, it's banned in russia just like THC products.
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  5598. 🇷🇺🤡
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  5599.  @MaxwellJonny  paste that terribly written nonsense reply a couple more times, it's getting better!
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  5600. these balkan enmities are ridiculous until you realize that they also commit genocide while being ridiculous.
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  5601. BASED reintegrate west taiwan!
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  5602. ooooooooofffff
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  5603. "haven't heard gunfire like that since iraq"? what are these people talking about? this is a semiautomatic rifle, it's most likely legal, there are tens of millions of them in the US, they are shot for sport all the time, they are used for mass shootings several times a year, and their sound is recorded at mass shootings at least once a year. and the las vegas shooting sounded WAY worse, since that guy was shooting much faster with bump stocks, this shooting here sounds like normal semiauto. there's just an echo so you hear every gunshot twice, which is clear because the echo always follows at the same interval, whereas the actual individual shots are irregular. just another AR-15 most likely. the shots are too irregular to be full auto and too slow to be full auto or a bump stock.
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  5604. apparently there's a type of steroid asthma spray that's under strong suspicion to be extremely effective at beating covid.
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  5605. 4:24 "not at the moment" - avery diplomatic answer! xD she's pretty clearly saying that whenever the russian military is not so occupied with ukraine in the future, further european invasions are possible (probably because she knows that putin has announced that intent multiple times, and russian internal propagandists can't shut up about it). but openly saying that russia may commit acts of military aggression against other countries is very likely to be a statement that russian courts may intepret as violatingthe prohibition of discrediting the russian military - they have interpreted it even more broadly in other cases when they felt like it. the law prescribes sentences of up to 5 years imprisonment for "discrediting", and up to 15 years for "distributing unreliable information" about the russian military and its operation - even the latter could be applied as simply as just arguing that the accused claimed that further russian invasions are possible without knowing this for a fact, or being authorised to speak for the russian government or military.
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  5606. if you want more than some bullet points, you generally need to read news instead of watching TV news. and it's no secret that on TV, the images are 80% of the story. if the news says that 50 migrants drowned in the mediterranean, nobody notices. show them a picture of one dead child on a beach and everybody is shocked. tell people that america is conducting a huge bombing campaign against civilians, nobody notices. show them a picture of one child burnt by napalm and everybody is shocked.
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  5607. wow... I knew that americans are ignorant, but I would have expected you guys to know about the stone age. that's normal flint knapping, just with some nice quartz crystal. the only thing very impressive to people at the time would have been sourcing the big crystals, which would have been expensive because they make nice decorations like that. I'm pretty sure that 5000 years ago in spain, the stone age was technically over, but stone blades generally continued to be used for a long time alongside metal tools, for one because they were cheaper to source, and also because they are much sharper than any copper blade and generally sharper than a bronze blade. to be pedantic, they're sharper than steel blades too, but there the advantages of stell (durability) clearly win.
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  5608. a couple of months ago, there was even better indefensible footage that I think BBC showed part of. the one recorded by security cameras where two ukrainian civilians working at a place that sells cars (I think they stayed to prevent looting) go out to greet arriving russian soldiers, the soldiers check them for weapons (none), ask them for cigarettes, and then as the ukrainians walk away, thinking everything is fine, the russians fatally shoot them in their backs. then the russians go inside the place to look for money and valuables.
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  5609. i-country: "we are fighting human animals and we will act accordingly" US state departmen: "i-country is conducting its w°r in accordance with humananimalitarian principles"
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  5610. probably a misquote, obviously contradicted by all principles oflaw, but also wow, now israeli bots are reduced to citing ayn rand. 🙄
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  5611. "loneliness minister" that's so emo xD
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  5612. I like that you named the FACT, which everybody and especially americans are trying hard to deny, that the US knew 100% that they were handing over all of afghanistan to the taliban when they made that withdrawal deal with the taliban that made no demands for how the taliban were to behave in afghanistan, and the negotiations for which excluded the afghan government purely because the taliban wanted to humiliate and deligitimise them (and the US didn't mind). I probably would have mentioned some details about how bad the withdrawal was though, like how the US and the other NATO countries promised to evacuate collaborators, and then abandoned the vast majority of them to the taliban, with many trying for multiple years before the evacuation to jump through the most absurdly deliberately sabotaged beaurocratic hoops.
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  5613. it would probably be kind of unwatchable as a westerner because we'd probably be annoyed by the reporter misunderstanding things.
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  5614. and the bad politicians are glad that you are.
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  5615. that's not at all how russia do. scorched earth retreat is how russia do.
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  5616. climatixseuche these people legit got an unpaid servant in 21st century america and they think it's totally normal. they looked for somebody so poor that they would be happy to just be housed and fed. they made this person raise their kids as if the kids didn't deserve anything but the cheapest option. and they also made her clean the house because why the hell wouldn't the poor person do that, and there is nothing wrong with degrading someone who is raising your children! rich people are disgusting!
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  5617. not exactly justice, but he does appear to be guilty.
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  5618. yeah no. anything that shows positive effects is interesting for further research, but this clearly is not a drug that should be offered to the public. is this some kind of hail mary from a company that's in need of cash?
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  5619. Benjamin Miller I looked it up, it seems like there also are projects experimenting with using an odd aquatic grasshopper species against water hyacinths. whoever weote the script for DW must have accidentally mixed up the grasshoppers with the planthoppers.
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  5620. coolxy2 früher, als sich trumps politisches engagement auf obamna's geburtsurkunde beschränkte?
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  5621. B. Taha die SPD hat ihren status als arbeiterpartei schon spätestens mit gerhard schröders kanzlerschaft verloren. ich machs mir leicht, ich wähl die linke um den grünen links den rücken frei zu halten damit die möglichst wenig in richtung mitte vergammeln. ob mir grüne oder linke besser gefallen guck ich mir gar nicht so detailliert an, aber ich weiß, dass es bei teilen der grünen in letzten jahren einen gefährlichen kurs in richtung wirtschaftsfreundliche SPD-weicheierei gibt. da wähl ich lieber linke, auch wenn vielleicht die hälfte von denen bekloppt sind.
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  5622. not like making a false police report could be an issue that should interest police...
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  5623. I'd guess that's a diversion to a real ukrainian attack on the zaporizhzhia front towards mellitopol or mariupol (or down the eastern bank of the dniepr towards the nuclear power plant, which I would see as especially likely given the options for ukrainian artillery support and such across the river). bad terrain like that on this peninsula as well as amphibious landings favour the defender, that doesn't seem like a good spot for ukraine to invade at all. I also don't really understand why russia has apparently built up so much defense on the dniepr opposite the territory they just lost, set up to defend against a river crossing near kherson city. that seems like an unlikely place for ukraine to attack anyways, relative to the possibilities to attack on the zaporizhzhia front without having to cross the dniepr.
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  5624. damn, did not expect that ending! :(
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  5625. some light trolling xD
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  5626. hmm I think I'm starting to see the logic behind "not negotiating with terrorists" 🤔
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  5627.  @ylime5544  <3
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  5628. but have lebanese authorities banned boxes from leaving the country? 🤔
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  5629. you're not second place, you're third after russia.
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  5630. he was referring to the dog fish, which are those little sharks. their fins alone would be worth more if you got them to the right asian restaurants. they're tiny, but the shark fin market doesn't seem picky.
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  5631. habt ihr die wurst absichtlich so schlecht gegrillt? die glut ist ungleichmäßig, die wendezeitpunkte sind schlecht gewählt, und überhaupt grillt man zuerst die zwei schwierigen seiten (mindestens die konvexe)!
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  5632. insulation?
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  5633. I bet he drummed up those hooligans.
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  5634. it truly is the narcissist among nations.
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  5635. I recommend listening to them instead of pretending to talk to them. try aljazeera english for real reporting on gaza.
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  5636. yeah pretty much. the unvaccinated feel safe in their delusions, and the vaccinated don't care anymore because covid is getting mostly people who deserve it now.
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  5637. some vegetable oils are badfor you, some not, and in particular some hydrogenated oils are. margherine is made primarily by hydrogenating vegetable oils.
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  5638. same BS continuing. same from biden, same from bernie. both continue to play their respective parts in buying israel time.
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  5639. it doesn't enter your driveway, you're supposed to meet it at the road to take out the package xD the thing is terribly designed. with the three close-together wheels and the trunk very high on top, they clearly chose a design for being easy to build as a prototype, and massively neglected stability. it's ridiculous that they're showing off that design in ads and news reports. it should obviously be very low to the ground with four wheels sticking out wide around it- but that's much more complicated to build, and the guys who made this are not that good at building.
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  5640. 0:52 hold up, is that last point "liquid death" a real bottled water brand???
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  5641. showing those people's faces is incredibly reckless.
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  5642. nofackus bengus goes to belgrad
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  5643. it totally sounds like something you would find by dog nose, not by eye.
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  5644. Rainer Wendt, du bist kein echter Polizist Rainer Wendt, weil du dir selbst der Nächste bist Rainer Wendt, du forderst Rechtsstaat und Moral Aber beides ist dir selber scheißegal! Rainer Wendt, du bist ein rechter Populist Und du denkst, du wärst ein echter Polizist Rainer Wendt, du forderst Ordnung und Gesetz Aber scheißt drauf, wenn's dir selber etwas nützt
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  5645. yeah you don't want to be that close to a potential bombing target.
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  5646. they could have also renamed that street as boris nemtsov street...
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  5647. a type of protestant christian common in the US that do some crazy shit in church. I think they're also the ones speaking in tongues.
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  5648. ukrainische kampfkraft und kampferfolge bieten die einzige verhandlungsgrundlage der ukraine für die friedensverhandlungen, wann auch immer die kommen. weniger militärische unterstützung bedeutet kleinere und stärker russisch kontrollierte ukraine. und putin hat mehrfach absolut explizit gesagt, dass er nicht nur die ukraine will, sondern die NATO mit allen mitteln aus dem gesamten ex-ostblock verdrängen will. ohne deutschland auszuschließen, übrigens. wenn die ukraine den krieg verliert, DANN kommt der krieg gegen NATO-staaten! deshalb sind auch genau diese NATO-staaten die enthusiastischsten unterstützer der ukraine! und im übrigen ist es ganz allgemein ein beitrag zum weltfrieden, wenn man durch waffengewalt dafür sorgt, dass ein solcher angriffskrieg sich nicht lohnt. was glaubst du ist wahrscheinlicher - dass russland bald einen neuen krieg anfängt, wenn sich der krieg in der ukraine gelohnt hat, oder wenn er sich nicht gelohnt hat? und wie wird dadurch jeweils chinas kriegsabsicht gehen taiwan beeinflusst?
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  5649. the rescue wanting to adopt out those two cats together was also a smart move to weed out people who would exclusively want a dwarf cat, which would indicate a likely bad attitude of them being smitten by the cuteness, but not properly appreciative of cats, perhaps falsely assuming that the cat really is permanently a kitten with kitten behaviour, and possibly thinking that they could get away with less space and exercise for the cat by getting a dwarf - when in reality, the main practical difference when getting pets with dwarfism is that vet costs are quite likely to be much higher due to the potential for many dwarfism-related illnesses and disabilities.
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  5650. and why does it include east turkestan? ;)
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  5651. do you mean zaporizhzhia?
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  5652. mÄNnLiChE!!11!1!!!!!
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  5653. Mexvette flying dutchman diving russian
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  5654. why is she living in new york when she gets that upset about non-conformity?
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  5655. what? the tories are not for covid restrictions.
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  5656. THANKS OBAMNA
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  5657. of all sizes? are you sure about that? because those aluminium navy ships that are fucking falling apart are pretty big, and big ships are more prone to cracking in rough seas. sure you can build a small boat out of aluminium that just won't flex or crack no matter how big the waves are. big ships are a different story, and as has now been revealed, those aluminium littoral ships of the US navy are an absolute disaster. they won't even make it to a third of the normal service duration of equivalent steel ships. instead of being fast by being light, they are the slowest ships in the US navy because they have to practically crawl to prevent overstressing their hulls, and they can't operate in even moderately rough weather. they are an unsalvagable waste of money and utterly ridiculous. they're almost pointless to even operate because they're so slow that any mission for them to do needs to come to them.
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  5658. russian tanks: cope cages NLAW: the missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't
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  5659. wow. based. and whythehell are they still subsidising fossil fuels? that is insane!
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  5660. bush is right. the US is abandoning afghanistan in a hopeless situation, and every argument by americans in support of withdrawal is just "being in afghanistan is not worth it for america". apparently the freedom of afghans is not worth much to america even after living and fighting side by side with them for 20 years. very much including the american left. whether to leave now hasn't got s*** to do with whether you should have invaded in the first place. you all should be ashamed for abandoning the afghan people after giving them a taste of a better life, just because you are mildly inconvenienced. don't you f***ing dare celebrate!
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  5661. if erdogan gets reelected, that's going to be a big problem. turkey can't take another 5 years of his governance, that would come to some kind of alternative end. and it looks to me like that's very likely to happen, given the first round results. I give it a 15:1 chance that erdogan wins at this point.
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  5662. Aaron Turner there's a big difference between neutrality and objectivity. neutral takes are frequently wrong, because reality has a well known liberal bias.
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  5663. the right are the ones who invented identity politics, so no, they're not the reverse ones
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  5664. 5% moving, 95% sus
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  5665. I think the lettuce is still good
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  5666. not vital, no. adding diesel fuel reduces the needed primary/booster charge to make ammonium nitrate detonate. but hamas has plenty of conventional munitions from which to scavenge TNT and such to build bigger boosters.
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  5667. *Zerstörung
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  5668. ahe was apparently told to not interrupt hin
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  5669. selbstverständlich ist greta thunberg für weiterbetrieb von atomkraftwerken statt kohlekraftwerken - sie ist eine KLIMAAKTIVISTIN! meine güte, werden jemals die deutschen staatsmedien halbwegs sachlich über atomkraft berichten? das hat echt was von kollektiver psychose in deutschland.
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  5670.  @scottdenoncour6418  americans attributing petroleum prices to the US president is an ancient tradition. whenever the gasoline price rises, they talk themselves into a frenzy and make it the number one reason to not reelect the guy.
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  5671. they need to take off those hats they wear to try to look like badass gunslingers.
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  5672. they've had essentially an armistice for the past three years or so after haftar failed to capture tripoli, with an extremely phony and unrealistic peace process. I suspect that what happened is that the people in power on both sides have found an agreement that for the time being, they both profit off their hold on power that is guaranteed by the fact that their removal would likely cause a resumption of the war due to shaking up the delicate balance of the armistice, while they shake down various foreign countries for military and financial support to bet on this side or that side to control libya in the future, get paid to murder, enslave and repell african migrants for the EU, or sell anybody oil who wants it. I guess it's not impossible that the warlords come to a more permanent power-sharing agreement like in lebanon, but it doesn't seem likely, and it's not like that's a good outlook if you see where lebanon is today. all sides disarming and libya transitioning to democratic control instead of political control being the result of who holds military power is quite obviously a fantasy. I don't think that they'll even manage to construct a sharade of democracy.
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  5673. also keep in mind that the enrichment you provide by letting your cat out consists mostly of fighting other cats and murdering wildlife, especially birds.
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  5674. the ivory engraving actually looks pretty bad to me.
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  5675. turns out all the old people who say that only cash is money were right...
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  5676. die wollen doch nur von afghanistan ablenken!
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  5677. they each have about a 1% chance of surviving a rescue attempt. hamas is extremely highly incentivised to kill them to prevent rescue, and this is much easier than other things hamas has proven capable of doing.
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  5678. well, did we just see what happenned to dianne feinstein, or did we not just see that?
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  5679. Steven Morahan respirators probably aren't going to happen and are not terribly likely to be required. unless you're exposed to the smoke of a currently burning fire, which I think most of the people working in rubble in ukraine are not, most of the inhalable toxic exposure is going to be dust, which gets in very large part filtered out by N95 or FFP2 masks (or you could step it up to FFP3/N99, but really the fit is much more important). using respirators instead of dust masks is done to also filter out a range of toxic gases, such as most commonly organic solvents during jobs like spray painting. respirators are more expensive to buy and replace filters, much more cumbersome, and actually come with a notable disadvantage for hard labour in that respirators hold a lot more air in between your face and the filter than dust masks do, which is air volume that you reinhale with every breath, making your breathing less efficient.
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  5680. 🤡
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  5681. the front of the stock and the slightly revealed magazine tube are really nice, the back of the stock gets a little bit too boring. the handguard, receiver transition to the handguard, and the lever look a bit weird in a not very good way. I'd say it was ahead of its time in that to me it looks a little bit art nouveau.
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  5682. putin 2022: "there is no ukraine."
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  5683. ISIS is a form of manspreading if you think about it.
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  5684. in germany we say sonst noch wünsche?
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  5685. alex taylor that's not true at all. the biggest protests since the black lives matter protests after george floyd's murder, by way of being THE BIGGEST PROTESTS IN HISTORY, were the indian farmers' protests.
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  5686. I guess russia is now a liberal democracy again.
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  5687. those are some great examples of what these brainworm people mean when they say "research".
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  5688. that's the worst quenching I have ever seen, and you put it in the wrong order. grinding shape and decorations is done more or less entirely before hardening, and it was already done on the blade that's shown being quenched.
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  5689. ACAB
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  5690. it's double-strength vegemite.
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  5691. I think TYT is falling for trolls here. this seems to be a trans-mocking thing.
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  5692.  @kingmasterlord  that's a distinction without a difference. the US yeet spade can't be separated from the world empire.
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  5693. finally! xD
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  5694. war es nicht die lanze?
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  5695.  @temich1985  he does seem to be employing some pro gamer moves
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  5696. america has had girls as young as 10 legally marry grown men in the 21st century.
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  5697. 3:51 oh, is that why the russians blew up that kyiv mall? xD
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  5698. smoothbrain logic
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  5699.  @etheu9sby292  15k would be more than the number of adult men confirmed d°°d.
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  5700. sorry, america is kind of dead to us.
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  5701. seems too early to dismantle tripoli's defenses... so far, they're pretty much pretending to be a state.
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  5702. he is so dumb for flying back to russia during the war. just like navalny was dumb for flying back. not only are they suffering, but they are far less useful now than they could have been in exile. the russian opposition is a joke, why do they do this?!
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  5703. based guest! this crackdown is shocking, it's clearly unconstitutional to brand this political group a criminal organisation when the german constitutional court has already validated their political intentions by ruling that the inadequacy of the german government's climate action is a constitutional violation because it fails to meet the government's constitutional duty to protect its people. not only can the last generation argue self-defense, but the constitutional court effectively has already ruled that it is self-defense and proportional. this is clearly judicial harassment, the charge has already been invalidated!
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  5704. technically a technical
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  5705. why do you think he can't run legally? he IS officially running.
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  5706. 2:08 uhhhhm... I'm pretty sure that anything with an orange barrel tip is an airsoft gun 🤦
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  5707. der halbherzige quatsch durch den ganzen letzten winter war bisher noch das übelste. ohne diesen ~4 monate langen ineffektiven gerade-nicht-genug-lockdown hätten wir nicht halb so viele querdenker.
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  5708. wtf this little elephant got her JAW caught in a snare???
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  5709. good for him, but holy shit, doing that using his main account named "ltgovmcnally" is an incredibly boomery tech fail! can't fault his taste though, that twink has a nice figure, and he's old enough.
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  5710. yeah, greening nature by dropping seeds is almost brawndo - it's what plants crave level dumb.
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  5711. le Arsene show they weren't kids, they were young adult students from a teacher's college.
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  5712. I know that whoever owned that money could easily have won in court to get it all back, but they really should have paid her a couple thousand for saving them the trouble.
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  5713. that cosmonaut's spacewalk to stab open the soyuz return capsule seems like quite a strange assignment.
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  5714. the facts are
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  5715. especially in the US. not all countries cultivate TV personalities as stars who then read news on a far too broad rangeof topics for which they couldn't even be very qualified if they were legit journalists.
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  5716.  @Dan-el4mz  not at all, no.
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  5717. huh? does switzerland have a trademark on that mountain???
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  5718. the way you stalled on the oil testing to stretch out the documentary to standard length is extremely annoying.
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  5719. TRIX of=/=have
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  5720. laschet wäre definitiv schlimmer.
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  5721. non-violent drug offense texas police response: no-knock warrant, flashbang in the baby's crib, shoot the family dog school shooting texas police response:
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  5722. you are deluding yourself about the nature of your country. american leaders are always corrupt, criminal and unaccountable.
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  5723. 45:42 most reasonable israeli
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  5724. wenn auch ihr paläs°°°enser für menschen haltet, und varoufakis für den echten böhmermann, wählt MERA25! :)
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  5725.  @Ominousheat  really? I have seen heat damage to foliage before, but that normally looks different than autumn. it's normally visually identifiable as an unusual drying process, as if you lightly roasted a leafy branch in an oven. it can be limited somewhat to tips or edges of leaves, and typically has leaves remaining firmly attached in a much more thoroughly dead state than they normally would exhibit when they drop in autumn. I reckon the weakening of the leaf stem base to facilitate dropping is a rather prolonged process probably set off by the same change that causes the destruction and reabsorption of chlorophyll, which also generally is not part of leaves dying from heat or drought (leaving leaves potentially greenish when dry, or just darker than dried autumnal leaf litter). autumnal leaf-shedding typically causes leaves to drop with seemingly full moisture content, whereas heat and drought do the opposite, making leaves dry out without dropping.
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  5726. no, don't make kids act something like that
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  5727. 15:29 in my head, he did scream "this! is! STRAYA!"
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  5728. in germany we say "ruhe auf den billigen plätzen!" xD
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  5729. Marion Stinnett glass IS economical to recycle when it's already collected seperately. it saves substantial amounts of energy to reuse or remelt it as opposed to making new glass. here in germany, we don't put glass in the general trash, and if we did, it still wouldn't end up in a landfill because most of the EU banned household trash from landfills in the last 10-20 years. some glass bottles here (mostly soda and beer) use a deposit system and any seller is required to take back the empty bottles and pay back the deposit (normally collected by machine). deposit glass bottles are normally refilled several times. some other bottles (wine) and jars have no deposit, and those are collected in big cotainers in the streets that always come in pairs to properly racially segregate the glass as white and coloured. I think they at least use the white glass to make new glass (probably coloured to absorb some contamination), but I know that bottle glass also gets used to produce stuff like glass wool insulation.
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  5730. joshua irwin river sand suitable for concrete is becoming scarcer, is often very destructively collected, and should be more regulated. specifically my idea is that glass granules might be suitable as a glass replacement specifically for high-strength specialty concrete (for skyscrapers and such) because the grains can be produced more angular than any natural sand (thus creating a more interlocking structure in the concrete), and grain size could be controlled very well. I could be wrong though, perhaps glass is slightly less tough or adheres worse to hardening cement than quartz. I'm pretty sure that I have heard of glass grains being actually used in concrete, but I don't know how well that compares with sand in reality. I imagine that if it does make superior high-strength concrete, it could be economical, but either way it would be nice to choose making concrete from glass over filling landfills with glass while dredging river beds for sand.
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  5731. aus FIFA austreten und eigene kriminelle organisation gründen? das geht doch einfacher - wir fragen einfach die deutsche bank, ob sie eine fußballliga gründen will!
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  5732. BellBook &Candle there are NATO ships in the black sea, there always are. not just the turkish ones, because turkey is a NATO member. russia has had some pretty hairy situations with the US and UK navies around crimea since the occupation because they probed around to test how much russia was willing to enforce access restrictions to the sea of azov that cut off the area of ukraine around mariupol from the black sea. turkey has claimed no restrictions on black sea access for NATO ships and it would be weird if they did, because they're posturing total unity with NATO. they wouldn't actually try to stop the russian navy from passing through the bosphorus and dardanelles either though, that's ridiculous.
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  5733. yeah she makes me go flaccid, too
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  5734. germany had 6 nuclear power plants serve more than 10% of its electricity needs last year, so no, definitely not. those 6 plus 100 just like them would serve 177% of germany's electricity needs.
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  5735. PalaeoJoe yup. biden calls himself a "mainstream democrat" here, but he's definitely part of the party's right wing. he used to be right of where manchin is now. americans just keep getting deceived by his association with obama because y'all foster such a powerful culture of ignorance. biden has been in national politics for an eternity, but still america (including TYT) keeps pretending that his political stance is a mystery yet to be uncovered.
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  5736. a) the title is very misleading b) be honest, the mural being destroyed by lightning is kind of hilarious. that's one point for the right, fair is fair.
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  5737. would be nice if all vehicles were checked for working brakes and truck and bus drivers had restrictions against driving for long periods of time to prevent them from driving too tired.
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  5738. using olive oil price increase as the example of agricultural goods costing more due to climate change is either ignorant or dishonest. olives have become probably europe's most threatened agricultural produce since the mid-2010s due to a plant disease epidemic, by now spread through all european olive regions, which is a bacterium called xylella fastidiosa that is spread by sap-sucking insects. it infects many dozens of plant species, but in olives in particular, it weakens almost all trees incurably to such a high degree that they seize to produce any marketable olives. not only are all affected olive trees cut down because there's nothing to save economically except for the very expensive wood (of which there now is a time-limited glut like there was around the 70s with elm wood due to dutch elm disease, before it became very rare), but in many places, whole groves or entire towns' olive trees have been cut down. producing olive trees typically are in the high tens of years in age, while many olive trees in less modern production (not using machine harvesters that require relatively uniform tree shapes and neat rows) are in the mid hundredsnof years in age (olive trees can get much older than lmost any other . some mediterranean regions have lost over 80% of their olive trees, and thus the same if not a larger (due to partial weakening of remaining trees) portion of their olive production, which will take at least something like 30 years to regrow. a small minority of trees are proving resistant, so there are pretty good hopes for replanting. but for now and the next few decades to come, europe's olive industry is ruined. droughts do weaken plants and make all sorts of infections worse, but the situation with europe's olives is that the primary threat is x. fastidiosa. drought rather is a lesser contributing factor.
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  5739. 6:05 so kurz aus dem kontext geschnitten ist die gesprochene präsentation des umfrageergebnisses (wegen eines versprechers) stark irreführend: der sprecher sagt "85% der wähler und wählerinnen in bayern sagen das". das wäre bei weitem das schockierendste umfrageergebnis zur AfD, das wir je hatten. wenn man aber liest, was im bild steht, dann war das eine umfrage nicht unter allen bayerischen wählern, sondern unter bayerischen AfD-wählern. und damit ists dann auch sehr gut erklärbar. denn einerseits hat eh die gesamte AfD weitgehend die heuchelei, man sei nicht rechtsextrem, aufgegeben, und andererseits hatten bayerische wähler auch noch stärkere optionen sehr rechts und rechts außen in dieser wahl, in form von CSU und freien wählern. dass leute, die in bayern rechts der freien wähler wählen, kein problem mit rechtsextremismus haben, ist selbstverständlich. sie sind schließlich selbst rechtsextrem.
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  5740. 1:25 na, wie viel methan entweicht da in die atmosphäre? aber hey, ist ja biomethan, das macht nur bioklima.
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  5741. one related thing that's come to my mind is that it would be possible for the ukrainian military to expel the russian occupation from transnistria, enabling further european integration for moldova also. that would be a pretty significant backfire for russia.
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  5742.  @stephenlavin7512  I've seen it in a german supermarket before, same goofy little plastic bottles.
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  5743. 9:20 erdrückende beweise für systematische verg°°altigungen am 7.10.? ÜBERHAUPT KEINE BEWEISE, IHR LÜGNER!
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  5744. what? you mean they should surrender to the RSF? very strange take to support the genocide militia.
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  5745. 7:47 I appreciate how clearly this report states that fact: when americans or europeans hear about a banned "m°slim brotherhood" movement, they're likely to assume that they're banned for being isl°mists. but isl°mism is government policy, constitutional order, or very tolerated in a lot of these countries. they are banned entirely for advocating for democracy and organizing nonviolent civil action to achieve it. please look up "rabaa ma°°acre" to see what sort of action the US and its allies, especially the UAE, support against the m°slim brotherhood!
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  5746. meanwhile in syria, we're letting kids grow up in concentration camps internally controlled by their terrorist mothers. some of those kids are even legally entitled to EU citizenships.
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  5747. fifa halt xD
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  5748. no, they are not pressing i-country. the largely powerless EU parliament (the european commission is the less democratic organ with the real power, the EU parliament is more like a model UN for grownups) has agreed on the "plan" that there need to be two states when ham°s has disappeared. which is never going to happen, since the real war plan is to fully dep°p°late and a°°ex g°za, and much of h°mas will be transf°r°d °ut of g°za with the pop°lation, so g°za will cease to exist, but h°m°s will endure. the EU's "plan" is to tell i-country that it needs to agree to a pale°°°nian state after they defeat h°°°s. I suppose they might actually agree to that, since they know it's an impossible scenario and "getting rid of kh°m°s" was never a real objective. 🙄
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  5749. why, what's going on?
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  5750. this is not a tsunami.
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  5751. as a violin maker, I am 100% certain that the guitar cello is fake, that actually is a cello being played to sound scratchy. even with rosin, you would hardly get any discernible notes out of that guitar. and you can see that the strings in the video aren't doing that, too. the real audio of that recording was a small scratching noise probably quieter than the fret contacts.
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  5752. I don't understand how so many people on the pro-abortion side are so stupid to STILL continue to argue the irrelevant point of "when life begins". the point to argue is when PERSONHOOD begins! if you get a liposuction procedure done, you are having living human cells removed from your body and killed. it's not murder because that fat tissue is not a person. if you get an abortion in the first trimester, that embryo is also not a person, because it's not yet sentient or conscious enough to qualify. THOSE are the issues to discuss. "when life begins" is an anti-abortion talking point, because yes, obviously the answer to that is that as soon as the genomes of the sperm and the egg combine and cell division begins, that is a new life form. but it is not a person, and it is not reasonable to grant it personhood-related rights.
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  5753. looks broadly like the tree frogs native here in germany.
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  5754. A L lol what do you think argentina is? it's one of the most wealthy csluth american countries, with less drug trade or insurgencies than many others, and without a neofascist revival movement like in brazil.
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  5755. sieht schon arg nach tesla aus
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  5756. knowing other deer, I doubt that moose are vegans.
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  5757. ok ßoomer
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  5758.  @wolfgangkranek376  my grandpa died at auschwitz. he got very drunk and fell from a watchtower.
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  5759. I have seen "herbal medicine" sort of stuff advertised simultaneously as aphrodisiacs and anti-aging, I think in asian medicinal traditions anti-aging effects are commonly attributed to drugs against erectile dysfunction or ones that enhance arousal because of the association with youth. I bet he's taking at least one of those substances.
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  5760. uh oh, christopher is about to get fat.
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  5761.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  "when we commit gen°°°de, it's self defence" - every colonizer "look what you made me do!" - every abuser
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  5762. lying guest
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  5763. the main thing about how the r°°° allegation is emphasized is that this is an extremely traditional practice. I think it was the most common accusation used in american lync°°ngs and pogr°ms, it certainly was the most iconic, including the case of emmett till and the tulsa ma°°acre. in a way, it is an inherently exceptionally dehum°nizing accusation, because people generally believe that violence including hom°c°des can be just and lawful or various shades of wrong but rationally motivated, but r°°° is inherently the sole product of animalistic urges that oughtnot be tolerated in any society. to empathize with and recognize any remaining value in the life of a stereotypical vi°lent stranger ra°°st is remarkably taboo and sure to be widely punished with the assertion that whoever does it is themselves a r°°°st or shares the same animalistic urge to become one. the same thing also exists with p°°oph°lia, which has probably been more commonly featured in the moral panics and political campaigns of the last couple of decades.
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  5764. ok buddy
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  5765. balkanize detroit!
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  5766. I get that the tories are going to try to cling to power as long as possible, but I wonder if there's any chance for them to rebuild public confidence even if they now form a stable government. I think that from a neutral perspective, a general election would clearly be the right thing to do. it's just that it's in the hands of a party that currently is or at least recently was projected to win just ONE seat in parliament if such an election took place immediately! xD
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  5767. also weil das verbot beim krischdl mett so gut funktioniert, hat der irak jetzt auch alkohol verboten... klasse, noch mehr leute in die zehnfach überfüllten gefängnisse, die niemandem was getan haben!
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  5768. uh oh, maybe they will discover that islam itself is incompatible with human rights...
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  5769. you don't have to call the almonds tiny, they're just regular almonds... that is one of the funniest cats I have ever seen. though I wonder if she is hallucinating, because it seems like she is reacting to ghosts. people in middle age europe would have been SO scared of this cat!
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  5770. probably because the "applause" light at the top of the stage wasn't on.
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  5771. jamella anderson :'D
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  5772. reminds me of waardenburg syndrome
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  5773. früh im verhältnis zu was?
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  5774. moose cavalry would be amazing though.
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  5775. when I read crap like that, I feel good about brexit. there is something really wrong with you people. xD
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  5776. "move it somewhere more stable - like somalia"
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  5777. gibt es eigentlich schon den p**no dazu, cum-XXX?
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  5778. antony blinken is travelling to look like a deer in the headlights all over the middle east.
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  5779. not pregnant
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  5780. yup, pakistan is a failed state in denial. pakistan has had a taliban-equivalent islamist state within the state for a long time, you can read about it if you look up the asia bibi blasphemy case and its associated assassinations. on the other hand, pakistan is almost as much a country owned by an army as egypt is (maybe more like thailand). pakistan is enormously dependent on american aid money, while functioning as a neutral country in the war on terror if you want to be very generous, or a two-faced US enemy if you don't want to be generous (either way, it has always been and never stopped being the main state supporter of the afghan taliban, even ahead of saudi arabia). sooner or later, pakistan's islamists and army will develop a power-sharing arrangement and conduct a coalition coup. together, they hold 70-85% of the power. and the history of army-islamist collaboration in pakistan includes the bangladesh genocide with its infamous rape fatwa. what the west ought to do, or already have done, is to prepare thorough first strike plans to completely destroy pakistan's nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons production facilities in a preventative strike as soon as this coup happens. doesn't matter if it's a first aggression that kills hundreds of troops, these people are our enemies either way. a nuclear-armed army/islamist coalition junta pakistan would make iran's president raisi look like gorbachov, these people are f**ing nuts. I'm no fan of the BJP fascists in india, but they have a point with their pakistan fearmongering. to call that country a powder keg is an understatement, it's an armed nuclear bomb.
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  5781. not at all
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  5782. when you hear the call of juche 👴👱👀🏃🏼
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  5783. has anybody reported whether this was THC oil or CBD oil? both are illegal in russia.
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  5784. I wonder whatthe data is, I could imagine that inducing heart disease might he a way to specifically reduce the portion of some ody's life that theylive without working (especially proper retirement). but I think that used to be the case more so than it is now, as heart attacks and especially strokes have gotten much more surviveable, but quite likely to result in disability.
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  5785. the kids in yemen are doing far worse, but those only get about two news stories per year. of course the kids america abandoned in afghanistan are doing worse than those in ukraine, too.
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  5786.  @club4ghz  ok troll
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  5787. *"...AND TRANSFERING MONEY TO HAMAS."
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  5788. so what he's really saying is that he wants to fuck it.
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  5789. *taxing taxiing is what planes do at airports xD
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  5790. in other news, the sky is blue.
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  5791.  @Brand131  oops, you're right. yeah I think mark fogel is in a worse situation. griner skipped to the front of the line by being somewhat famous, but the discrepancy in their health status should make it the priority to get fogel out first.
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  5792. don't mind if I do 👀
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  5793. so you're telling me that the US military did not know in the 21st century that burning trash releases highly toxic smoke? that sounds more like an 19th century-ish discovery to me.
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  5794. so now you suddenly care about people in xinjiang? the chinese government has locked up millions in concentration camps and is murdering people to sell their organs!
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  5795. oddly oddly satisfying
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  5796. right, social distancing everybody! xD
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  5797. 3:14 is it normal for irish people to mispronounce "thames"? :P
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  5798. with nice fur, this is going to be a very beautiful cat. the percectly centered white chest spot and the green eyes and otherwise fully black fur look great!
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  5799. thanks, I hate it.
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  5800. ECBH the taliban didn't attack the airport, they were very eager to be cooperative because the americans both under trump and biden had decided to give the taliban everything they wanted while asking for almost nothing. the one thing the taliban compromised on was to largely let afghans in kabul travel to the airport, even though they didn't want people to leave due to both negative impacts on the functioning of the country and the reduced opportunities for revenge against enemies of the taliban. ISK bombed the airport, thw taliban just weren't able to screen out a suicide bomber on foot from the totally chaotic crowds of panicked people with luggage. the evacuation could have had a proper security perimeter if the last contingency plan for a fall of afghanistan had been for NATO troops to defend all or part of kabul to conduct an evacuation. but clearly there was no plan, they just cooked up some bullshit on the spot two days before thetaliban entered kabul to send in some rapid response forces that they could have sent to any other place in the world in the same way. the way the end of the war in afghanistan was bungled makes the way south vietnam was abandoned look like a professional operation.
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  5801. was heißt denn kosten halbieren?
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  5802. I say he's one of those black hebrew nutters.
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  5803. markca A I wonder how many people abroad are aware that in 2013 the current egyptian government conducted the deadliest massacre of protesters since at least beijing 1989, killing at least a thousand people in one night. the west was very eager to pretend that it never happened and legitimize the reinstated military dictatorship because they (and israel) preferred it to the democratically elected and slightly democratically inclined muslim brotherhood - which the military had probably deliberately brought to power by holding the post-revolution elections too quickly for secular forces to unify, so that then the military could conduct a coup with western approval and eradicate the revolution entirely, establishing an even worse version of mubarak's dictatorship. just over a year and one sham election after the massacre, the dictator got a state visit with angela merkel in berlin, and in recent years, egypt has been germany's biggest customer for military weaponry. since then, the universal international approval of the egyptian coup has probably contributed to several other coups taking place by giving coup-plotters hope of success, most obviously the one in egypt's neighbour sudan that's almost a copy, but perhaps also in some ways the ones in west africa or in myanmar. well, thailand for one probably didn't need the inspiration, coups are just what they do there.
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  5804. 2:12 what is xi jinping doing there?
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  5805. 16:07 what an utterly bizarre ironic choice of russian propaganda imagery!
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  5806.  @guidobolke5618  🤥
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  5807. just another headass take from elon musk. sure, between bush 2 and trump, nothing changed on the right! 🙄
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  5808. are you paraguayan? because this just does not sound like a balanced take.
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  5809. holy sh°° they provided NO EVIDENCE for ANY PART of this accusation????? so UNRWA donor countries suspended aid on the same basis they believe the claims of weaponized mass ra°° - because i-country said so very angrily. wow. I can not. there are no words.
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  5810. that's what it is, more generally known as mother of vinegar
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  5811. einfache antwort - nein, natürlich nicht.
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  5812. 6:19 mood
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  5813. these videos about relatively minor forms of discrimination can be a bit ridiculous, but I think you did a good job here.
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  5814. luhansk is part of the donbas. one thing I have a problem with on ukraine's part is that they largely fail to recognise the people of the occupied donbas, whom they claim as ukrainians, as victims of the war. for example, the ukrainian statistics of enemy casualties always include the ukrainian citizens fighting for russia in the DPR and LPR forces in the same count of enemies as the russian soldiers and mercenaries. the majority of those men were forcibly drafted - from the beginning of the '22 invasion, russia has made a huge effort of rounding up practically all men of fighting age in the occupied donbas, to a completely different degree than russia has dared to force people to join up anywhere else. the occupied donbas has been cleared of men as if there's a world war going on, and they are used as cannon fodder with particularly high casualty rates. it's very easy to argue that the donbas draft is a major part of russia's genocide efforts - and yet, ukraine lists its victims as enemies.
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  5815. I think he looks soft
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  5816.  @Alternatives_Universum  but not in brandenburg
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  5817. Russian Waifu "women"
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  5818. 0:53 wtf is that face? if it was someone other than biden, I would think that it's disgust over hugging bibi. but since it is biden, is that him arriving on his first visit in october? is he ugly-crying over the videos of 40 baby beh°°d°ngs that he's hallucinating?
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  5819. I did not hit her! it's bullshit! I did not hit her, I did nooot!
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  5820. ok but how do cops keep finding black men who think that resisting and running away is a good idea when attacked by several cops? I don't understand how they can think that. it doesn't matter how crazy the cops are, they are absolutely going to fuck you up worse if you don't comply. why doesn't everybody know this, why? it is so strange!
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  5821. more than you even know if you don't know what "merle" is.
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  5822. Edison Chee pineapple express?
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  5823. wir müssen sofort der polnischen hamas den krieg erklären und warschau bombardieren! polenhamas=ISIS!
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  5824. 10:07 in what world?! :'D dude, are you listening to yourself?
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  5825. always were, except for the rich who do it out of rational self-interest.
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  5826. das bundesverfaesungsgericht stimmt den klimaaktivisten zu. der protest ist verfassungsgemäß, der mangel an einsatz der regierung gegen den klimawandel ist verfassungswidrig.
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  5827. it's been obvious from the start.
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  5828. DW is reporting badly. these are planthoppers, which are highly unrelated to grasshoppers.
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  5829. whatever you do, just don't mention the taurus.
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  5830. google mal "rabaa massacre", da siehst du, wer die ägyptische regierung ist, und welche haltung sie gegenüber mit der musl°mbruderschaft (von der h°°as ein ableger ist) assoziierten zivilisten vertritt.
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  5831. the Su-30 is a late soviet development. the soviet union produced its own electronics, and russia has retained the capacity to produce those soviet electronics, but they have not kept up with modernizing their electronics production capabilities. actually modern russian weapons that aren't iterative improvements on old soviet designs such as the T-14 and Su-57 use imported electronics that russia evidently has struggled very hard to get since the crimea sanctions. the fact that russia is buying thousands of kamikaze drones from iran also demonstrates that there is a big problem. even more so given the allegation that russia is exchanging those drones for already built new Su-35 jets (from a sanction-cancelled deal with egypt) at an exchange rate that is absurdly favourable to iran (like a 50 to 1 price tag disparity).
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  5832. using giant pouched rats for mine detection has been done in afew countries, and there's no way they made a project in cambodia with just the one rat. he was probably just the first one in cambodia and got more attention because of it.
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  5833. I thought she was his sister 0_O
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  5834. there is literally no point in releasing this rehashing report here. not one new thing was mentioned. meanwhile the IDF is doing worse than the ham°ssacre in g°za every day. this is not a war that both sides are living in, this is shooting fish in a barrel.
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  5835. are you trolling or do you actually think that many babies are dying of covid? babies are almost entirely immune to covid, the flu is much more dangerous to them.
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  5836. the speaker sounds as if she's slowed down...
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  5837.  @HolyBereanOrthodoxChristian  russia has no socialism.
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  5838. the claim that russia is firing at its own military positions at the zaporizhzhia power plant is the least credible lie by ukraine of the war so far. it's ridiculous, and it will backfire. western media are trying really hard to look away and not call out ukraine for this lie, but it's likely that it will eventually become impossible to ignore, and then it will greatly harm international public opinion of ukraine. I agree in principle with ukraine striking the russian military near the power plant, as I believe that they have sufficiently accurate GPS-guided weapons that can be fired nearby with a reasonable level of safety. ukraine should have been open about this and explained the level of risk instead of lying about it and claiming that it is the russians firing at themselves. this is stupid, lying to this degree is not going to work out well!
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  5839. I like that they put a wooden stock on it, it looks very retro - like a pre-WW2 submachine gun. nice-looking wood too, I suspect that that's something local they picked for resembling walnut. certainly beats all the fucking beech stocks on various otherwise quite nice guns (beech ytarts looking ugly once you realise how much it tends to warp - it has reasonable density, but is otherwise the worst cheap-out wood option for guns).
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  5840. america has a big problem with excessively old politicians. the ages of trump, biden and sanders as presidents or presidential candidates are ridiculous. there is no good reason for somebody above retirement age or retirement age plus one term to hold high political offices, other than autocrats clinging on to power. I'm pretty sure that america has older top politicians than any other western democracy I can think of. it's nonsense, they're not fit to serve and certainly not up to date with how the world works. clearly y'all don't need lower age limits for public offices like the presidency, because you're never electing young people anyways, but you do need upper age limits. it would be good for the maximum age at the beginning of a presidential or congressional termto be 60, and the absolute maximum even remotely tolerable would be 70 at the beginning of the term.
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  5841. based on his description, I'm pretty sure he did fogo to prison for that. I think he just didn't mention it because it wasn't relevant to the point he was trying to make. going to prison didn't make him stop feeling guilty for paralyzing the guy.
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  5842.  @juliuscaesar564  practically all he says here are empty phrases, very standard politician talk
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  5843. the excuse does not work at all, since the alarm is a two-step handle pull that's only used for alarms and emergency brakes, contained in a red metal box with the very large white letters "FIRE" on it.
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  5844. the supposed sustainable harvesting of african blackwood is a TOTAL lie, it is a particularly badly overexploited wood. african blackwood has for the past 15+ years been heavily exploited by chinese companies. it's used as an ebony replacement on cheap chinese violins and such, even though traded through proper channels, african blackwood is supposed tobe more expensive than ebony. clearly the chinese are getting it through shady ways, linked to china's semi-colonialist influence particularly in the east of africa. it's also illegal to trade internationally without CITES documents, and the chinese never have CITES documents, they just pretend that it's ebony which doesn't require them (telling the woods apart requires aome experience, but is not very difficult unless painted black, which chinese producers often do to get their products through customs checks, which are legally supposed to seize undocumented african blackwood but apparently never do). I checked a few years ago what sort of woods are sold on the giant chinese online platform alibaba (kinda like ebay, but with a lot of wholesale), and I found dozens of completely open listings of CITES regulated or export banned woods being sold by the container load, including african blackwood, and even more infamously endangered madagascar rosewood and madagascar ebony (which due to bad governance were mostly being cut illegally in national parks).
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  5845. to be fair, I think this company is certainly buying CITES-certified wood at a premium price, and it is possible that the overall rather small amount of wood they are using genuinely does come from particular places that practice somewhat sustainable forestry. that's just not at all what's generally happening with african blackwood, this wood is clearly being cut and exported at shockingly cheap prices and in large volumes, given how commonly it is used on very cheap chinese products in spite of the fact that by quality, rarity, and low growth speed, it is supposed to be one of the absolute most expensive woods. its hardness is nearly unrivaled (harder than ebony, about equal to snakewood), it has a very dark colour with often very attractive figure, it's arguably prettier than ebony because it's very reflective and ebony is not, and it has an exceptionally resonant sound which makes it a great wood for many kinds of instruments, like woodwinds, guitars, or xylophones. the way the chinese are using it even on garbage instruments (like 100-200$ violins) suggests that they are buying it even cheaper than they could get the much more common and faster growing macassar ebony from indonesia, or that weird spotted soft ebony from india or the brown ebony they use in vietnam. even normal african ebony should be cheaper than african blackwood, but that's clearly more expensive in china, as it's hardly ever used on cheap instruments. the chinese can't even be paying 10% of what african blackwood is worth!
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  5846. what do you think, are they going to wheel her back into the senate?
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  5847. 0:39 that's a perfect expression of the prevailing russian apathy. they are indoctrinated to tune out of politics, to believe that they have no power and thus no responsibility for what their government does.
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  5848. based on the vague reporting, this might have been CBD vape fluid, which a lot of people don't recognize as a drug because it doesn't do anything and is very widely traded without regulation even in countries with total bans on normal cannabis drugs, and so people don't even think of looking up whether it's banned in other countries. russia does not differentiate between CBD and THC products, they're all equally illegal. with how primitive prohibitions work, my guess would be that they simply equate a gram of CBD vape fluid to a gram of weed or hash. even here in germany, I hear there is/recently was a risk for example with cannabis edibles to be tried for 100g of edibles as if it was equal to 100g of weed or hash (even though it's only made with like 5g). you should cut her some slack, it's almost impossible for americans to understand the concept of countries that are not america.
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  5849. meinst du auf spiegel TV, oder auf den bullenrepräsentanten?
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  5850. 11:10 I reckon the cops knew that guy and the situation and figured that the rist that he would cause a major incident was low, so that the risk of their refusal to come and pick him up was low enough for the hassle of doing it to not be worth it. xD come to think of it - are there places where it's common for people to promise bribes to police on the phone to motivate them to come? I suppose it's only likely to work for small antiquated police departments that don't use emergency call centers staffed by people who are not cops like the american 911 system. or you could avoid such an emergency system and call a specific police station, that's generally possible probably in any country (but there'a no guarantee of an open line that someonewill pick up). I suppose it would be possible for even a bigger police department to have an unofficial policy of the cops picking up the phones evaluating bribe offers and getting a cut from the responding cops. it probably could work even without instructions for the responding cops to collect bribes, since they could judge whether the incident is one that they would not be attending to without a bribe. 🤔
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  5851. I wouldn't want to be on any of the canary islands when the tsunami happens, but I guess that's just me...
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  5852. 4:10 that partial nuclear explosion from the test simulating an accidental discharge of one detonator makes me wonder how many of the incidents reported to have been only chemical explosions in nuclear bomb accidents were actually this...
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  5853. ich hab eigentlichschon lange erwartet, dass die CDU mit der AfD koaliert. scheinbar versucht die CDU darauf zu setzen, dass sie die AfD aushungern und überleben kann, und dann langfristig mehr wähler hat.
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  5854. also für mich klar am irritierendsten ist das SPD-ausweichmanöver "das ist doch aber jetzt parteipolitik", das selbst rein parteipolitisch bedingt und bezweckt ist.
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  5855. EVERYTHING in this interview is empty words. the only question she answered is that ahe appreciates mike pence now.
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  5856. 2:03 baby shark du du! du-du du-du!
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  5857. she got the classic white woman treatment with her sentencing.
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  5858.  @TheDiplomat456  oh, that seems very credible 🙄 when and where was that strike?
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  5859.  @TheDiplomat456  when and where? the schools have names.
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  5860. i-country is a narcissist.
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  5861. as a german, I wish my leaders could be made to take a p°°°stinian-guided (UNRWA) tour of g°za, or just raf°h. their behaviour is rooted in severe rac°st dehu°°nization of pal°°°inians, and the best way to realize that they are real people is to meet face to face. pa°°°tinian suffering and heroism are almost completely absent from the german perception of the situation because their humanity is very casually not recognized. like j°°ish gh°ttos in the third reich, this is just normal for them, so it's nothing to be concerned with. and if there is some impulse to empathize, it's snuffed out by racist stereotyping of all of them being h°m°s=ISIS (germans didn't need that slogan, that's essentially the picture everybody has anyway), and the assumption that if one knew them personally, one wouldn't like them because they're all antis°°ites. basically if you imagine pro-is°°°li generic rac°°t stereotyping newspaper comic strips about the current situation based on information from murdoch media (actually springer media) headlines, that is the mentl image the average german has whenever they think of g°za.
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  5862.  @Butt--Head  yes
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  5863. sudan's current transitional government is unstable. the military and genocide militia RSF could take back full control at any time by killing a whole lot of people.
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  5864. Sina Bagheri Sarvestani north korea has elections too...
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  5865. that guy seems almost as unfunny as seinfeld.
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  5866. gar nicht.
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  5867. 6:22 doesn't even know what's going on, but ready to fuck shit up xD
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  5868. 3:11 makes you wonder how somebody so stupid ever was foreign minister and defense minister. poland complains about germany not sufficiently supporting ukraine with poland and the US, and this clown just for no damn reason tries to alienate germany from the US and poland!
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  5869. oh shit
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  5870. for what? she's entitled to her own opinions, and I don't think she committed any legally relevant kind of fraud.
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  5871.  @MaryPothoven  it's not treason, but some of the points jake made in the video make sense for prosecution (related to military employment). I commented before I finished watching.
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  5872. LOL pakistanis think they're in a position to talk down to iranians?
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  5873.  @jamezxh  why do you ask, are you considering joining al shabab?
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  5874. Robert A a donation in jack ma's name doesn't prove that he's alive or free. and no, nobody thinks he's dead, they think he is/was under some sort of house arrest. not that I care, billionaires should be banned. or shot.
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  5875. first in, last out apparently >_>
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  5876. probably, which is why they wear a respirator. but I think the process probably combusts a large portion of the substances in the soot that aren't just carbon, and already makes it less toxic that way.
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  5877. that gun is proof that adding wood can make a gun uglier.
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  5878. 1:25 hate netnyahu, but that is hilarious.
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  5879.  @pinkgarage  ....so? you know that has nothing at all to do with the claims jake made in this video, right?
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  5880.  @palestinabaddie  ? do you condemn khamas?
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  5881. yes
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  5882. I don't understand how that sentence works.
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  5883. the cringe... oh god
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  5884. gehören 70% namibias den weißen, oder 70% des privaten landbesitzes? so oder so, das ist zu 100% geraubt, denn bei den damaligen machtverhältnissen kann kategorisch keine rede von fairem handel sein.
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  5885. is that SNORING????
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  5886.  @AdanSolas  right, which can be long or short, and in this case it's the long version. this could be clarified as 'æh', except that in this case it is forming a two letter diphthong with the 'y'/'i' after it, so an added 'h' would function as a consonant making two syllables out of a diphthong. probably the majority of 'a's in the english language are pronounced like 'æ'. there is no way to spell out that the 'æ' is long (unless you would prefer 'ææ', but that would be an informal method and possible to confuse with "æ'æ", again adding a syllable), thus 'flæygs' is the most reasonable way to spell the word as hoser pronounces it. 'flæigs' would also work, but that kinda looks like it calls for a celtic pronunciation attempt.
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  5887.  @AdanSolas  the diphthong in "sky", "eye", "cry" or "I" is 'ai' with a proper 'a' that most other languages would recognise as such (english is weird about vowels and how it spells them, with the diphthong 'i' for example being very strange). it has nothing to do with 'æ'. in "slay", it is in principle the same 'æy' hoser uses, but I don't think that it is commonly pronounced quite as long. there probably are regional accents that do that though. and I suppose if you intend to use it like "slay queen", one would say it that way. xD
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  5888. mayor of kyiv
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  5889. that's one awesome nun!
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  5890. she looks like an long-haired cermet when wet
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  5891. yes, how dare she? ☹️
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  5892. because spme people havw a lot of money. it's actually not a particularly unreasonable price given the amount of work that's shown in the video. the peeling and scraping of the surfaces in particular is a lot of work.
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  5893. you're impressed to see an irish person working?
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  5894. if over 90% of asphalt is already getting recycled, while most asphalt used is between 70% and 100% fresh, then why wouldyou need to jumpto using 100% recycled asphalt? this seems like a marketing gimmick or a trick to gain government contracts, and I do not believe that the stuff is of equal quality no matter how often you say it. it's clearly contaminated with higher sand and gravel content from lower road layers (as well as tyre and exhaust dirt, soil and what not), and surely some oily parts of the bitumen evaporate over decades in a road, so it seems quite obvious that the result would be drier and more brittle. I reckon just adding a little paraffin oil does more to mask this dryness in the short term than it does to make the asphalt not too brittle in the long term.
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  5895. it would be really interesting if somebody could find out exactly who has been pushing for this breakdown of society by uncovering their digital communication. it seems like there was a conspiracy of politicians with police and criminal gangs.
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  5896. yeah no shit he's eating regular food from the food bank, it doesn't sound like he's working enough to generate anywhere near enough otherwise. this is not an off the grid lifestyle, it's just rural homelessness. it does seem better than most city homelessness though, and in that regard, he may be on to something that could improve other people's lives. a aizeable portion of homeless people are alot like this guy in character - they're odd and disagreeable people with mental health issues that make them very uncomfortable in normal life tryingto pass for normal, and they find a degree of inner peace by ditching responsibilities and bureaucracy. they're the type to never stay at a homeless shelter under any circumstances.
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  5897. na klar, das ist staatsräson
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  5898. when you're a star
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  5899. yeah that's not news, kyle.
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  5900. the murders were real though.
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  5901. LOL @ britain claiming the concorde as britain's most iconic invention! that plane is so french it has a french name!
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  5902. finster
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  5903. anybody who claims to be in favor of treating migrants well and has a problem with this is a hypocrite. they are just being brought to where there is support for them, and as far as I've heard, it's voluntary. there is NOTHING bad about this!
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  5904. baby shark du du du-du du-du
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  5905. regarding the question of supplies to shifa hospital: israel is about to reach the sea north of wadi gaza, and has announced that it will not allow anything to be transported to northern gaza, where shifa hospital and more than half of the other hospitals in gaza are located. there will be no aid.
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  5906.  @sylvia106  she claimed that that was her burnt home. even with her acting odd, that does seem more likely to me than a non-local driving into town through that traffic jam just to gawk at other people's loss, and then volunteering to lie to a TV crew.
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  5907. same as women's sports, nobody cares...
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  5908. -mother hits autistic son with a phone -son hits mother back -mother calls police on black autistic son wtf that is not how you're supposed to parent! you don't call the cops on an autistic black male who is your son for hitting you back!
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  5909. hating the britishers is strongly implied xD
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  5910.  @SirDrew800  it doesn't look electrical AT ALL. it would take way too much power to produce sparks and smoke that big electrically, it is beyond out of the question for such a charge to somehow occur in salsa.
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  5911. apparently they have evolved smaller and less active brains to conserve energy from their low energy diet. they are wombats on their way to becoming actual plush toys. xD
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  5912. mecker dich lieber über die, die es schlecht machen, als über die, die es gut machen, ok?
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  5913. robert ohalloran sie hat schon einen deutschen akzent, allerdings offensichtlich mehr sprachroutine als viele englischlehrer.
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  5914. maybe the french should get better at football.
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  5915. netanyahu seems to express disrespect of everyone almost as compulsively as george santos lies. he's even done it to trump and caused trump to hate him now, despite trump starting out as by far the most likud-supportive US president yet, and trump super obviously craving and rewarding flattery from powerful men he wants to be like.
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  5916. big jealous
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  5917. 30mm of armor penetration is just on the threshold of being effective against some russian APCs/IFVs, isn't it?
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  5918. no. and carbohydrates are nutrients. the skin being the healthiest part by some important measure is not true for any fruits or vegetables. the most substantial difference is just that the tougher undigestible cellulose covering the outside of fruits and vegetables ("fiber") is something that most people today don't consume enough of, and adding more to one's diet improves digestion... and defecation. xD
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  5919. mehr noch, widerlich dass man ihm hier eine derart abgesegnete plattform gibt.
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  5920. 0:02 LOL I like the background with the scorching walkie-scorchie. perfect representation of the mindbogglingly horrible skyscrapers of london.
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  5921. sticks and stones may break my bones, but adjectives will never hurt me.
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  5922. yes it is, how have I never heard of this one? suborbital craft with lifting body designs are currently some of the most cutting edge weapons in development, specifically as the hypersonic missiles promising the best performance characteristics. that makes this silbervogel the one concept in this video that's by far the furthest ahead ofi ts time.
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  5923. I wish that has been the case for the shit TYT pulled regarding the abandonment of afghanistan.
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  5924. is this what finns and russians and such do with ice baths?
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  5925. 8:03 is the pitaya distributor cosplaying as pablo escobar? xD
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  5926. entrapment has never been a crime. what is illegal in many states is recording people without their consent.
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  5927. is it just me or do kevin and the host look really similar?
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  5928. 1:36 omfg the narrator thinks merkel is germany's prime minister :'D
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  5929. I'm a druggie, but that father should have faced legal consequences for hiding edibles among regular sweets in the home of a child. I know that weed is generally physically quite harmless, but that's still child endangerment by potentially causing psychological trauma or risky behaviour (such as going outside and being impaired enough to be endangered by traffic). I think if parents make an effort to keep edibles away from children, and they still manage to eat them, they should usually be forgiven, but this guy made the opposite of an effort to prevent accidental consumption, he practically laid a trap!
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  5930. oh no! many americans are loudly insisting that pale°°°°ians are people! how annoying!
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  5931. Tarah Leigh making your skin or clothes wet wet and moving air over them cools whatever the temperature of the water is, as long as the air is 't already at or near 100% humidity. *the sun is a deadly laser
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  5932. "democracy in pakistan"? having imran khan does not mean than pakistan has democracy. he ws installed with military support through "democratic" institutions, and removed with military support through "democratic" institutions. cool, now maybe try something other than a nationalist demagogue who loves putin to lead your failed state in denial! or just stop denying it, preemptively destroy all of pakistan's nuclear weapons capabilities, and leave them to all kill each other, I don't know. we might need the world's biggest big beautiful wall around pakistan though, because you ain't seen terrorism until you've seen what pakistan does when you let pakistan do what pakiatan wants to do.
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  5933. in germany, we had a military scandal where members of the KSK special forces stole I think dozens of weapons and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition for their neonazi militia (our special forces are the most far right of all our security forces), and when their commanders noticed, they offered and granted the nazi troops amnesty if they just returned the stolen stuff. needless to say, when that eventually reached the public, people were not amused with the commanders' actions.
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  5934. allow me to germansplain - 'human' in "human animal" is just an adjective, so human animal rights would be a subset of animal rights.
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  5935. yeah obviously the F-35B is way better than a harrier. what I find a bit sad is that the americans retired the F-14 in 2006, because swingwings are awesome. it's very funny though that the F-14 was only ever used by the US and iran, and now iran is the only user. somehow they've still managed to fly some as late as the war in syria, despite presumably getting no parts for maintenance from the US since 1979. well, at least they haven't been revealed to have been part of the american arms sales to iran of the iran-contra affair as far as I'm aware...
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  5936. 8:12 "sights are good"? those dots on the rear sight are not at all centered on the notch!
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  5937.  @kingandkongo  schattenparker ist das zufall, oder bist du leopold-fan?
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  5938. "we should not join the evil empire" these guys right here: "pfrprfrfrfpprbt you're IDEOLOGUES"
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  5939. that's an exaggeration. SE cupp is very annoying, but she is not an epidemic.
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  5940. Bad Ass Rifle?
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  5941. other than the association being toxic,that is a workable conparison, but it is not at all analogous. that's particularly apparent now after hamas committed this massacre targeting civilians as much as possible (only fighting security forces as was necessary toget past them). given the capability gap in favour of hamas that is apparent in hindsight, if hamas had instead fully targeted soldiers or aoldiers and police for capture, they could have taken 50-300 of those instead. palestinians would be in a much better situation. imagine how bad israel would look if it tried to bomb civilians like this in response to an attack exclusively targeting israeli security forces!
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  5942. kachang-kachang-kachang-kachang :)
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  5943. annexing taiwan by force is an official priority of the CCP, and china is not at all democratic, so it doesn't matter if the people want it.
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  5944. 6:04 WHAT did he just pour a whole bottle of soy sauce into?! xD
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  5945. to the one asking why moldova hasn't kicked out the russians: th moldovan armed forces consist of 6500 professional personnell and 2000 active duty conscripts, and have an annual budget of 25m USD. when transnistria originally split, moldova had no military, only police and border guards.
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  5946.  @DafyddBrooks  no, I wrote west because I meant west. ???
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  5947. I'm disappointed that you didn't have some samples analysed to make this actual journalism. I'm sure the producers are lying about what's in it. the comment about nerve damage from the "queen" makes me suspect some horrible RC like those chlorine-substituted cathinones. neurotoxicity is somewhat of an issue with MDMA, but not really with what they're claiming to use. chlorine-substituted cathinones are far more neurotoxic than MDMA, which is why hardly anybody is going to take them knowingly, but they're being produced and sold nonetheless. or at least they were when I was into RCs a couple of years ago.
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  5948. LOL warum tut strack-zimmermann so, als wäre die darstellung lindners als porschefahrer eine anspielung auf deutschen wohlstand allgemein? der FDP-bezug ist doch wohl sehr eindeutig!
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  5949. nervous laughter and detachment
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  5950. 11:25 those two indian girls look about 16 and 12, how did he think that uploading that was a good idea? imagine flaunting on video that you're acting like that as a 40+ year old white tourist in asia!
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  5951.  @doorguru168888  no, the titan made it to the titanic and back 13 times.
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  5952. the venue should be charged for hostinghim despite his record, too. and the city authorities for approving it. see what sticks, the chargest against him definitely should.
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  5953. alainmcin the winter is as good as over in germany, and from what I hear, there has turned out to be a good amount of excess gas for potential resale from west-aligned european countries that weren't as stingy with buying gas last year as germany and the UK. we pretty much have time to arrange alternative gas sources until next fall.
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  5954. in case you're wondering: yes, this is russia's primary puppet party in germany.
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  5955. unsurprising, considering the fact that the basic concept of boy scouts seems about as clearly designed for pedophiles as tiktok.
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  5956. probably narcissism. narcissists always need to blame somebody.
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  5957.  @JohnnyTromboner  makes sense, this story showed so much contempt and abuse from the navy for the lower ranks, sounds like a horrible environment.
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  5958. derweil ist london zentrum der globalen finanzkriminalotät 🤦
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  5959. it would be fun to sue the british government to either return all foreign stolen artifacts of cultural importance when requested, or allow everybody from the countries of origin to visit (either visa-free,or with expedited visa-processing). most of those countries are countries whose citizens britain wants to keep out.
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  5960. technically, that is an indo-pacific finless porpoise. FYI they are watering it because cetacean skin gets very easily damaged by drying out, since it's made to always be wet. being out of the water also makes it difficult for them to breathe because their own body weight compressed their lungs, but smaller cetaceans can usually deal with that for quite a while. the skin on the other hand gets damaged immediately if it dries out. so with any beached cetacean, keeping them very wet is important, and the bigger the animal, the more important it is to also try to keep it submerged as deeply as possible to keep its lungs open. dolphins or porpoises can probably breathe for hours outside of the water, but big whales suffocate quickly on land.
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  5961. toananmen square has been used for state celebrations all the time before and since 89. that is the purpose of that place.
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  5962. why are MRAPs mostly being sent to ukraine without the gun on top? if the US military has been trying toget rid of MRAPs, and the cops presumably are only allowed to getthem without the gun, shouldn't the military have a surplus of weapons for the MRAP?
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  5963. very on brand idiotically horrible messaging from biden
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  5964. I think the aesthetics must have been important to the customers. I'm sure there also were guns being made with no sights or decorative elements or attempts to copy something visually, but if you were seen with one of those, you would look like some farm boy who bought the cheapest gun he could get, whereas having a gun that in your hand or holster looked to any non-expert like a proper european military weapon would make you look like a soldier, perhaps even a soldier whose army has good relations with the west. it would probably have been combined with some sort of uniform or uniform-like clothing. these guns look ridiculous to us, but given the significant effort put into the looks, they would have definitely been some of the more expensive options. one thing I'm wondering, which ian doesn't seem to address in many of these chinese gun videos, is whether these have rifled barrels. that would be interesting to know.
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  5965. needs picatinny rail underneath to attach zip22
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  5966. LOL I''ve never listened to shmuley, but I get the impression that he's trying to lie ten times for each one claim he makes that's even partially true.
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  5967. ich hab zwar nur die letzten beiden male linke gewählt, aber auch definitiv zum letzten mal. die partei sollte sich am besten nur noch kurz und schmerzlos auflösen. vielleicht kann sich aus der linksjugend oder so eine neue partei ohne ganz so arg viele bekloppte bilden, aber aus der linken als partei wird garantiert nichts mehr. die partei will doch selbst nicht existieren.
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  5968. was die da bauen klingt für mich ziemlich pyramidenförmig...
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  5969. weapons-grade cigarettes?
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  5970. "at least 1 meter of snow" - video shows 30cm of snow xD so much for witness testimony...
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  5971. bullshit, that's a balloon.
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  5972. the fact that the hindu holy man got cut up and defleshed instead of being cremated in accordance with the religion he dedicated his fucking life to is horrifying! imagine if somebody bought or stole the corpse of a priest and did that! though I'm pretty sure that what happens to the corpse is actually more important for hindus.
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  5973. a manatee is what happens when an elephant makes a wish to be a dolphin.
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  5974. was für "wieder einverleiben"? taiwan gehörte nie zur volksreoublik china! vor der republik china gabs da nur japanische besatzung und chinesisches kaiserreich.
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  5975. ​ @blackmamba___ YES! WHO IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE TERRORISTS?!
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  5976. I have indeed seen indian support for imran khan, but not like you mean! xD
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  5977.  @tarajh  thank you. I actually think that the guy has good chances of improving to a really good point. like I said, he has a nice voice and already does tempo and pauses well, which some other even popular youtubers do worse (one channel I'm thinking of is called "dark skies", I think).
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  5978.  @neva_nyx  I understand that criticism with a real point can be difficult. but it makes more sense than just telling people that you love what they do. clearly the person or people making this channel's content are not lazy, they put in quite a lot of effort. I'm sure they're trying to do it well, and critical feedback is helpful for this. I know I'm not big on sugar-wrapping, but my criticism is genuine, this is genuinely irritating enough for me to not enjoy the content at all, and I'm saying it because so much else about the videos is good, and I would really like them if it wasn't for this one issue. I wouldn't have said anything if I thought that this channel didn't have potential. I'm not saying that these videos are shit as they are, clearly they already get a lot of views. but I guarantee that they would be much more popular if this intonation issue improved. this sort of thing doesn't just bother me or a few people, this bothers a lot of people.
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  5979. asking the real questions
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  5980. 4:52 "fewer, fewer, fewer, fewer, fewer, fewer" - stannis baratheon
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  5981. *lived
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  5982. ...no she isn't xD
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  5983. 5:42 "nachrangig"? was für ein geiles wort! :D
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  5984. i. m°°ders 40,000 people, 15,000+ kids joe biden: woah they sure do have a lot of te°°orists over there! poor i-country, living in such a bad neighbourhood entirely involuntarily! let's double today's b°mb shipment! i.: m°°ders white foreigners of biden's favourite charity joe biden: that's terrible, they're bringing in jih°°ists under the cover of... hey wait a minute, aren't those OUR guys?
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  5985. it's remarkably unprofessional to call the soviet union "the russians". I have noticed this before on this channel.
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  5986. let's be real, ukraine will never get back crimea because the annexation of crimea specifically is too popular in russia for putin to be able to let go of it (this whole war is driven by the deluded wishes of the russian people), so that's the one territory over which nukes are somewhat likely to be used. but that absolutely does not make it appropriate to call for negotiations now, and ana is ENTIRELY wrong when she pushes the pro-russian talking point that "military aid to ukraine prevents negotiations". ukraine's military success and capabilities are the only foundation for ukraine to negotiate anything. the war will eventually have to end in negotiations, because both parties will still exist, but the size and degree of independence of ukraine after the war will be dictated by ukraine's military success and ongoing military potential. less military aid to ukraine does not mean more peace, it means more ukrainian land and people occupied by russia, and more russian control over what remains of ukraine. THAT and nothing else is what leftists are promoting when they oppose military aid to ukraine: a smaller and weaker ukraine, and a larger, stronger russia rewarded for extreme brutality. not to mention that putin has repeatedly said, even in writing, that ukraine is just the first step in rolling back all post-cold-war NATO expansion and reestablishing the russian sphere of influence, and the next european countries on that plan are the baltic states and poland, which are NATO countries and would trigger an actual world war if attacked by russia, so it is absurd to think that appeasing putin in ukraine would produce a more peaceful world.
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  5987. I fear i-country may have been edging this whole time. 😐 not iran, I mean the one that shall not be named by my account according to youtube.
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  5988. does she get them all desexed? or at least all the males (castration is easier than spaying)? I would think that she absolutely has to in order to avoid a population explosion, but it may also be a bit expensive?
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  5989.  @CeeMBeEnVogue  frittenfettkollekte am altglascontainer? wieder eine geniale innovation der frittenerfinder!
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  5990. maybe somebody from an animal rescue organisation could talk her out of it and get her to help out with an organised rescue instead while keeping a reasonable number of animals at home?
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  5991. the "be the first eyewitnesses to talk to biden" thing was bait to get people to attend. the white house spokeswoman did not want to confirm on camera if that claim was true because they had just made it up as bait and didn't know if somebody could prove them wrong if they made the claim publicly.
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  5992. only one country has not ratified the UN convention on the rights of the child. guess which one! ;)
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  5993. russian cigarettes falling all over the place
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  5994. NFKRZ NFLNS
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  5995. super gremlin?! xD
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  5996. tattood and bankrupt
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  5997. well that's disappointing. they had much better access to footage, but they made an inferior imitation of the NYT visual investigations video
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  5998. me: seeing the video title and thumbnail: "how the hell do they put a burevestnik in a tube?"
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  5999. very underwatered cermet
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  6000. I kinda want to play that game, it sounds quite funny. xD
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  6001. less cringy than all the 50% epoxy 50% defective wood woodworking that seems to be popular on youtube.
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  6002. it's peobably not pointless, because LNG capacity will enable them to reroute more gas to countries that still want it, similar to how LNG terminals on the import side are also now dictating which countries are flexible enough to stop buying russian gas through pipelines. if you have a pipeline, you can buy gas through it from one place. if you have an LNG terminal, you can buy (expensive) gas from any place that makes LNG, and any place that makes LNG can sell it to anywhere there is an LNG terminal. LNG makes gas more like oil in its tradeability, though the price difference between LNG and piped gas is much bigger than between oil from tankers and from pipelines, since oil tankers aren't nearly as expensive as LNG ships and don't require that whole cooling operation, which eats a lot of energy on top of requiring expensive facilities.
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  6003. totally misleading title, what idiot wrote that?
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  6004. Neil Wilson phew 😅 uh I mean beep boop 🤖
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  6005. LOL I remember when tulsi becoming a fox news host was a joke.
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  6006. "when extra oxygen is present, bad things can't happen to your cells" - what's that, the anti-antioxidant school of medicine? sounds conceptually similar to these pro-covid demonstrations...
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  6007. die reporterin ist viel zu vorwurfsvoll und ihr ego steht voll im weg. sie ist irgendwie ständig darauf bedacht, zu zeigen, dass sie im bordell nichts normal findet. als ob irgendjemand die doku gucken würde, um SIE zu beurteilen! ihr job sollte als verbindung zwischen kamera und bordellangestellten und gästen sein - stattdessen stellt sie sich selbst ins zentrum. ist das irgendwie absicht, weil man meint, mann müsse mit der zeit gehen und vlog-artig filmen? bei vlogs ist der fokus auf der person, weil ansonsten nicht viel los ist, und die zuschauer bauen durch regelmäßiges zuschauen eine parasoziale beziehung auf. das passt nicht in eine einzelnstehende reportage, in der die reporterin auch noch unsympatisch rüberkommt weil sie subtil arschig zu allen anderen leuten ist.
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  6008. nö das schützt ihn kaum, er wird ja nicht immer beobachtet. ich denke den schützt primär, dass sich niemand mit so einem großen hund anlegt. das scheint mehr oder weniger ein herdenschutzhund zu sein, sowas richtung kangal. die sind bekannt für ihr eigenständiges wesen und ruhiges temperament (denen macht nichts angst und deshalb regen sie sich selten auf), aber sie gehören auch zu den gefährlichsten hunden. die sind so groß gezüchtet, damit sie wölfe und bären von grasenden herden fernhalten.
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  6009.  @Exxperiment626  yes
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  6010. the flight attendant is going to need a lot of money if she wants new teeth. :(
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  6011. I also saw them mention a republican's effort to overturn a ban on half- and whole-fat milk in school cafeterias like it was a bad thing. I'm pretty sure that the current nutrition advice is more sceptical of reduced fat milk. well, either way the amount of fat you do or don't consume from liquid cow's milk is negligible.
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  6012.  @nuclearcatbaby1131  if you really need to get salt down, it should be easy to use coarse salt like that, put half a teaspoon or so on your tongue, and wash it down with water. it's only going to cause trouble if you try to do it dry. I don't know though how evenly throughout the day you should consume salt, so don't take the half teaspoon at once as a recommendation.
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  6013. I think bentley is a contender for goodest boy status! <3
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  6014. I like how it says "MADE ON YUGOSLAVIA" in giant letters
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  6015. more like bromania, am I right? 👈👈😎
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  6016. still a betteridea than hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin.
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  6017. spoken like a vegan bear owned by the chinese government
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  6018. "this is not the isr°°° I know" - because this is not how it has presented itself to norwegians. this is what it has always been to pale°°°°ians.
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  6019. *first egypt
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  6020. corsica is a large mediterranean island west of italy that has changed hands between italy and france a bunch of times in past centuries and now belongs to france even though I think most corsicans speak italian, or at least used to. everybody in the video seems to be talking french though.
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  6021. I wonder if the taliban bought opium before raising the price...
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  6022. الإخواني الجيد هو الميت right, and so is the democratic people's republic of korea, it even says so in the name! 😂
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  6023. الإخواني الجيد هو الميت "national dialogue" is not a thing.
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  6024. in soviet russia, food eat you.
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  6025. you do appear to be confused.
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  6026. 4:19 that's not true. the 2011 UN security council resolution 1973 authorised a no-fly zone over libya, which means attacking aircraft and air defenses, and is a violation of sovereignty and an act of war. the UN security council authorised limited acts of war against libya (and then the limits were immediately overstepped by NATO, especially by france and the US, who apparently misread "libya no-fly zone" as "no-libya zone").
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  6027. damning evidence? hell no! a fingerprint on a ticket stub at the scene doesn't mean that he did anything illegal, just that he was there. that is weak circumstantial evidence. and admitting a confession made to libyan authorities 10 years ago would make the trial a farce. 10 years ago, libya wasn't even a state, it was governed by a patchwork of warring warlords, gangs, and islamist militants. practically every confession in libya back then would have involved torture and illegal threats, and followed absolutely no legal procedures such as access to legal counsel. you might as well admit to US courts confessions made to the taliban, al shabab, or north korean authorities!
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  6028. that white "gunpowder" was most likely acetone peroxide and the guy was NOT handling it safely! that stuff is what causes most of the stories of bomb makers blowing themselves up by accident. it can be detonated by relatively low temperatures, friction or even sunlight. it can turn into a gas and back into a solid, and settle in the threads of twist-top containers that then blow up when yo attempt to open them. over time, it grows larger crystals that are more likely to detonate when they fracture. it's basically the home depot equivalent of walter white's mercury fulminate.
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  6029.  @Noglegz  no it isn't. source?
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  6030. 0:15 OOOOFFFF 🤦 confusing battleships with warships, are we? battleships are the extinct largest class of warships, which ceased being useful when the old principle of making bigger ships to put thicker armour and bigger guns on them (so that one's own guns can penetrate the enemy's armour, but not the other way around) was outclassed by aircraft carriers and then by missiles - nowadays, carrier-based aircraft could destroy any battleship at a hundred times its effective range, while much smaller ships like destroyers can deploy anti-ship missiles that can do the same. the last time the construction of new battleships saw serious investment was in preparation for WW2, and in relation to their gigantic expense they proved extremely vulnerable to carrier-based air attacks.
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  6031. fries are made from particular potatoes and their supply and demand has fluctuated a lot with the pandemic becauae lockdowns and other restrictions on restaurants, food stands and outdoor events where people buy fries affect the demand for french fry potatoes a lot. they probably planned wrong and didn't plant enough at the right time.
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  6032. actually fennecs don't have those big ears because they need them to hearprey underfroune - other apecies can hear plenty good with wmaller ears. red and arctic foxes hear rodents under snow well enough to pounce directly on them. fennecs have big ears because those add skin surface that helps to cool down the body as blood circulated through it. animals from hotter places have big ears (elephants, painted dogs), and animals from cold places have small ears (wolves, arctic foxes). I think with canines it's particularly noticeable because they're otherwise very similar.
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  6033. I'm pretty sure it's a ukrainian attack, but it's not necessarily terribly dangerous since if they use HIMARS, they have enough accuracy to be quite safe. non-GPS-controlled munitions on the other hand would be very unsafe. russian forces using the nuclear power plant for cover should be shot at as much as is possible with a reasonable level of safety.
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  6034. badumm tssss
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  6035. nein, das beste deutschland WAR vor ein paar jahren! ;)
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  6036. any success?
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  6037. she's not albino, she's leucistic.
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  6038. perhaps those vehicles are not repairable, but anyone with a rudimentary understanding of vehicle maintenance can see that there are A LOT of usable parts that can be scavenged to put on the many other captured vehicles, either to make two or however many inoperable vehicles into one operable one, or to serve as highly valuable spare parts that will extent the operational life of those vehicles that the taliban end up using. those vehicles at the kabul airport are probably about 50% destroyed, assuming that a lot of less noticable electronic parts are missing or broken. but they aren't nearly as broken as they would be if they had been set on fire or blown up. imagine a luxury car with a price tag like those vehicles in such condition - nobody would consider it unsalvagable!
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  6039. nope. what's happening is that AI is demonstrating that the artsy-fartsy claims about art being somehow magically soulful are wrong. art consumers do not actually give a single shit about whether whoever or whatever made the art had a thought while doing it, only the product matters. any perception of the consumer of what the artist may have intended or thought is imaginary, it's entirely inferred from the product and not actually a reflection of the production process.
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  6040.  @psylentrage  the ancient greek philosphers knew nothing compared to me. those guys thought that illness was an imbalance of four humors, and that gods visited earth to assault women in the form of a swan or whatever. "water, fire, air and dirt, F*ing magnets, how do they work?" - aristotle, probably
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  6041. 2:38 boop
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  6042. apparently most bottle-reared wombats still turn a bit hostile towards humans once they're ableto take care of thmselves (mightbe especially males like this video alluded to). I havw seen other videos on youtube of adult wombats that didn't, and they were pointed out as rare exceptions. for releasing them, it's ideal. they largely rewild themselves.
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  6043. this is definitely a reupload.
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  6044. the only reason why you know about this incident to reference it as supposedly not being seen as wrong is that that was a big scandal. it WAS recognised as wrong.
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  6045. they did the same trick as the EU parliament did months ago, but seemingly with more western media coverage buying into it - "blablabla ceasefire blabla ceasefire blabla release all hos°°ges first blablabla ceasefire blabla ceasefire blablabla"
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  6046.  @TheMrPyatka  I also didn't talk about the persian empire, the migration of our species out of africa, the evolution of life, abiogenesis, the formation of the solar system, or the big bang. I sincerely apologize.
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  6047. there is a massive difference between the black sea incident and the syria incident. over the black sea, those US drones fly legally over international waters. over syria, they are part of the US' illegal occupation, they're violating syrian airspace. the russians are there legally on syria's invitation.
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  6048. at this point, you are trying to get arrested. you need to leave while you still can. you can't play it safe by just benot technically breaking any laws, because the courts can make the laws mean whatever they want ESPECIALLY NOW. they can justsay that your implied disapproval of the war is disrespecting the russian military. I think you're already over the line. you are not safe, you are complacent. you won't know that you're in danger until they come to arrest you. you can't count on any warning signs, you could be locked up for 10 years tomorrow.
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  6049. please do not assault us with a manbun ever again!
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  6050. Vale Visa buddy, you are highly unconvincing.
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  6051. rona thanks you for your service.
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  6052. regarding the iraqi sniper story at the beginning: that muat have been a "sniper" in a very loose sense of the word, right? what kind of weapon could he have been using that would not penetrate a vest with a direct hit from seemingly at most a few hundred meters distance? surely none that one would call a sniper rifle. did common body armour at the time even stop an AK-47/7.62X39 round? I would have thought that basically any military rifle would penetrate.
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  6053. okok okok? awesome name dude
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  6054. I like how they leaned into the copyright infringement. less tasty period, more mcburger.
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  6055. that is one of the reasons why nobody who just wants a pet should buy a puppy and support more dog breeding... and why nobody should breed or buy flat-faced breeds like that boston terrier.
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  6056. 11:40 genius commentary by your war hawk of choice - escalate the war to prevent escalation by attacking iran in order to prevent a direct war with iran! peak war on terror! 🤡
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  6057. 0:44 which idiot made that graphic? how is 50 more than half as big as 150+?
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  6058. no mention of the tiger temple? that was big news!
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  6059. ok mr. orban, if you say so mr. orban
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  6060. that's societal dysfunction rather than mental illness.
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  6061. as a leftist I'm kinda startled to find myself agreeing with the spook 100% (first one I have heard saying that we should be sending in way more troops to open more airfields, presumably in other cities like herat, kunduz and mazar-i-sharif), but thank you for showcasing the same shame and rage that I as a citizen of a NATO afghanistan mission country (germany) feel for the betrayal of the afghan people that my democratic government committed on my behalf, even if it was just in cowardly running after the US. #AfghanLivesMatter, then #AmericaIsOverParty
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  6062. lots of redheads in those gaza envelope kibbutzim though
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  6063. der ossiakzentversuch des exorzisten ist aber mal wirklich sehr schlecht!
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  6064. the good thing about apathetic russians fleeing to georgia is that there they will have a hard time avoiding pro-ukrainian views and media, and they will become an entry point for pro-ukrainian views into russia by communicating with their friends and relatives back home. very much "are we the baddies?".
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  6065. is it possible to get interpol arrest warrants for all these people so that they get arrested if they enter any country willingto vomply with the warrant?
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  6066. Plane Drifter I'm not denying a conspiracy. the virus accidentally escaped from the wuhan institute of virology and there was a massive coverup by the chinese government with the assistance of the WHO and possibly some complicity of the US national instutute of health that was involved with coronavirus research in wuhan. that doesn't change that this is a very dangerous pandemic that is mutating and becoming more dangerous. the officially advocated and mandated prevention measures are very reasonsble and very effective, including lockdowns, contact reduction, face masks, and vaccines. all these things have very good risk-benefit ratios, including all of the common vaccines except perhaps the chinese ones. there is no problem of too strict government control measures, the problem is that they are not strict enough. the most reasonable way to handle covid is to push the infections down to zero, put all international travellers in government-administered hotel quarantine, and jump on every single covid case like an autistic person with OCD. the positive examples are mostly asian nations and primarily new zealand, taiwan, vietnam and china (after january 2020 xD), and to some extent singapore, south korea and japan, even though all of them except so far for NZ are now struggling against the delta variant because it necessitates good access to effective vaccines in combination with their previously effective measures, which none of them have had. new zealand locking down right now after a single case of presumed delta covid following six infection free months is a perfect example of correct covid management. the strictest control measures provide the population with the greatest freedoms and economic prosperity combined with nobody dying or living in fear.
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  6067. this is false. ukraine is not "holding" in kharkiv and luhansk, they are very much still advancing and probably haven't moved much from up there to kherson. they ARE conducting both offensives simultaneously and succeeding, which this guy for some reason claims to be impossible in front of a map that shows that it's happening. very bad "expert", get rid of this guy!
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  6068. that has very little to do with this
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  6069. it's a job thatdalits do,who often have no better opportunities. if you REALLY need to make money to keep yourself and family members alive, then it has to be done. no
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  6070. my last straw was TYT cheering on the taliban conquest of afghanistan and clearly giving no shits about afghans. it's kinda funny seeing their comment sections on ukraine videos now full of people expressing views equivalent to what I and nobody else was commenting on their afghanistan coverage. before that, ana's reactionary views on homeless people and rehabilitative justice were probably the worst. her post-TYT-style right wingahift has been evident for at least four years. cenk just kinda moves along, he's never as bad but also hardly ever properly disagrees (if he does disagree, he just says it for the record and doesn't explain why and challenge ana).
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  6071. oh no, don't threaten me with a good time!😱
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  6072. bush bbies are not the best jumpers in the animal kingdom, just among mammals.
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  6073. orlock20 that's not true at all. the chinese vaccines are by far the worst, probably only 20-40% effective against the delta variant, but the russian vaccine is actually good. it's significantly better than astrazeneca and way better than the silly J&J one shot vaccine (at least until the regulators realize that it isn't actually a one shot vaccine any more than all the other vaccines, as it's in fact worse than just one mRNA shot). the chinese vaccines can't provide anywhere near herd immunity even at 100% vaccination and don't justify any relaxation of other infection control measures, but the russian vaccine is a very workable solution.
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  6074. the catastrophe was the decision by the trump and biden administrations to abandon afghanistan to an existence under an internationally isolated and sanctioned regime of terrorists trying to recreate the life of a 7th century desert warlord. and the biden administration's theft of $7 billion, almost the entire foreign reserves of the afghan national bank, was a massacre in financial form.
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  6075. wenn du redebedarf hast, geh zum psychotherapeuten
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  6076. Mark Lynch can I get a "no such thing as assault weapons" please?
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  6077.  @talkwithzach1999  :D didn't watch though
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  6078. the finish on that gun looks like they were fighting a war in the factory.
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  6079. @berrytree wat
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  6080. uh oh, VOX collected basic facts again... very controversial!
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  6081. wow, imagine living in a city of 17 million, and insisting on slaughtering a goatand leaving it to rot in the street with the others.
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  6082. huh, I thought "since when does qxir do news?"
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  6083. Marty Gene true buddy, germany is split down the middle between catholics in the south and protestants in the north. neither side won in germany, so which is the "one true faith" you're talking about?
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  6084. it's not below 15%, it's more like 50% protection from infection and 70%+ protection from hospitalization and death for relatively fresh vaccinations.
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  6085. madame maxwell
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  6086. why did the allies demand reparations paid in german currency? isn't that a rookie mistake?
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  6087. I haven't tried many fishes, but I think eel is supposed to bea rather unusual especially fatty one. not unpopular, used to be cheap.
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  6088. it doesn't produce kinetic energy, I think it just produces heat that produces pressure by boiling water, which is exchanged for kinetic energy in a turbine, which is connected to a generator making electricity. well, I'm guessing they haven't yet hooked any of that up to those reactors, since it's pointless to already try to boil water with reaction times that short.
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  6089. the dutch and the scandinavians speak the best second language english in europe. besides the dutch being geographically and linguistically close to britain, one relevant difference I know of is that everybody watches american movies and TV, but here in germany, it's all dubbed german, whereas in scandinavia, and presumably the netherlands too, the common way is original english audio with subtitles. I reckon it's largely because the german language movie and TV market is much bigger, which makes spending money to dub a film in german more financially viable. the french and spanish both have even bigger language markets due to their former colonies, even the portugese do. and of course the former eastern bloc countries have largely been very late to adopt english as the main second language in schools, whereas the netherlands and scandinavia were very west-alignedduringthe cold war (well, the swedes less so, but they hardly had a reason to go for russian instead).
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  6090.  @nyimakgan  there are flying (gliding) snakes
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  6091. definitely sounds like incel shit
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  6092. w what do you fear may happen if people see you? and I probably shouldn't ask, but how tall are you? ^^'
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  6093. lasers are built and function very differently from lamps, they produce a specific wavelength phased synchronously. no laser can be misconstrued as or alternatively used as a searchlight, as most produce non-visible wavelengths (for laser weapons generally infrared), and even within the visible spectrum, laser light for illumination is going to be pretty irritating to look at, and less visible than a more or less white light. what you're referring to thus were just high-powered searchlights.
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  6094.  @turningpoint4238  I'm surprised that there supposedly were UN inspectors visiting british navy ships during the gulf war. can you tell me which operation that was part of, or which UN resolution formed the basis? I can't find a mention, though this could just be because the inspections of iraq through UNSCOM dominate the search results.
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  6095. it'a a german to english translation error by a native german speaker. the german way to say "to become infected" is "sich anstecken", which directly and clumsily translates as "to infect oneself".
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  6096. anti-Semitism noun an·​ti-Sem·​i·​tism ˌan-tē-ˈse-mə-ˌti-zəm, ˌan-ˌtī- variants or less commonly antisemitism : hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group the term "antisemitism" has only ever been used in reference to jews. you can'tl qctually infer that the word refers to all semites just because it's a compound of the word. both original and universally established usage disagree with you and trump the technicality. you're just wrong, it's a bad argument.
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  6097.  @narutovision  no, that's not a change of language use. "antisemitism" has always exclusively referred to jews, the term was invented only for that. because practically nobody in modern times has ever regarded jews and arabs as one group to hate (or to politically oppose, since the term was coined by antisemites themselves, who considered it to be a political ideology or project). something more like "antihebraism" would be more accurate, but you can take that up with 19th century antisemites, and it's not going to change that it's simply false to claim that the term refers to all semitic peoples. people need to drop this BS talking point, it's 100% dunning-kruger effect.
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  6098. besides there were like a dozen cops in those clips, two of them not working there anymore could just be a coincidence.
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  6099. lol he's not allowed (also not real)
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  6100.  @TheAlonos  look it up, the IDF released a helmet cam video from one of the soldiers on that mission, and it shows others wearing helmet cams, too. the israelis just chose one recording that didn't show what happened.
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  6101. that tie is fly as hell!
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  6102. für die umsetzung natürlich
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  6103. she's playing hard to get. putting ideas like that in circulation could get the democrats to give republicans more of what they want, convinced that more is needed.
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  6104. everybody: M1911 magazine too small nomar:
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  6105. OF COURSE
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  6106. normal dad does normal dad thing - news media is SHOCKED
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  6107. als großer boss noch mit TATP zu spielen, ist auch sehr doof.
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  6108. that is one of the most ridiculous fabricated criminal cases I have ever heard of. the people who came up with this and not something better ought to be ashamed of themselves for their sheer incompetence! this is the sort of garbage you would get if you made trump's worst lawyers into prosecutors. 🤦‍♂️
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  6109. pumping up groundwater for livestock and crops in remoteplaces like that would be a great application for solar power. using ponds or tanks for water storage would make batteries unnecessary, as the pump could just run whenever the sun is shining until the tank or pump is full. thewater storage could also be equipped with a float switch to only connect the pump and solar panels when the water level is lower than desired, but that qould probably find little use except apecifically for herders, who unlike farmers would have more use for a watering pond farther away from home. but they'd probably only do that in particularly secure regions, as the aolar panels and pumps would be very attractive to thieves. plus having the setup in the village has thepractical benefit of mounting the solar panels on roofs awy from animals. and if you do give such villagers at least a wmall battery setup, that can be highly beneficial in enabling amall electronics use. some villages with no utilities connection do actually have some level of cellphone connectivity, and combining that with solar charge can provide the only option for (slow) internet access. in those cases, preferably combined with a laptop, getting any level of internet connectivity can also be very helpful for children's education. and yes, many of these people an afford to buy some cheaper options of electronic devices such as smartphones. particularly the herders, as each head of cattle even in such poor countries is worth something in the ballpark of the high hundreds to low thousands of dollars.
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  6110. @@newmoon1448 you're wrong, most groundwater is constantly replenished - basically in any region that still gets good amounts of precipitation. fossil water like the nubian sandstone aquifers under the sahara from the last green period is the exception.
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  6111. preferably inside the southern military district headquarters in the 1 million residents city of rostov.
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  6112. the ones who beat italy were mostly tigrayans...
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  6113. definitely not, james webb has been like 25 years in the making. this telescope is not business as usual.
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  6114. 📝👀
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  6115.  @akosimj9544  no, because that would require child actors to play that, which would likely traumatise them.
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  6116. not wow. nice.
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  6117. look it up, this is by definition sexual assault. it's not at all ambiguous.
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  6118. that correspondent is doing the equivalent of talking with her hands with her face 0_O
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  6119. because i-country is a col°nial state, and as such its supposed legitimacy, which to diminish is officially ant°°°°itic in all cases according to the IHRA definition, is a house of cards.
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  6120. keep not knowing his music
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  6121. I was particularly fond of the stage of the excuse onion when one of thein charge cops said in effect "well we did not attack because he had already shot at some of us" - just straight up admitting that at least dozens of cops who were there for long enoughto understand the situation did not want to risk their lives for two classrooms worth of children, who unlike them had no guns, ballistic shields, body armour, or training. and the fact that they tried to claim that they assumed everyone inside was already dead was absurd even before they got 911 calls from kids inside the room - because they know very well that when an unprofessional gunman as svhool shooters tend to be attacks a group of people, it's almost certain that many of those wounds will take quite a long time to be fatal. they 100% knew that there were dying kids inside.
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  6122. why does the one who made a joke about the party have to resign? and you say that we germans have no sense of humor... look at yourselves!
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  6123. how do you know? the target is within artillery range. I would however say that if the university building was targeted, which is plausible due to the common use of disused schools as shelter and combat positions for soldiers, that would not at all be a target for which one would choose cluster munitions, even from a purely military perspective. unitary artillery shells exploding on impact or with a delay are what you want for the purpose of penetrating buildings, not "steel rain".
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  6124. 2:43 blonde ana kasparian with another L take
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  6125. he's legit saying "arf" at the beginning!
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  6126.  @stephhhie17  I know
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  6127. tropical climates aren't actually ideal for growing most crops, and certqinly not for cattle. sri lanka mostly grows tea.
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  6128. Farzana Patel no, they are first and foremost iraqi security forces. it doesn't matter if the US designates them as terrorists, when the US bombs them, the US is attacking iraq. iran clearly did a better job than the US in supporting armed groups that actually stand for something and will fight when necessary rather than gifting hundreds of millions of dollars worth of military equipment to IS and serving them recruits to execute by the thousand, but that's not going to change just because america throws tantrums and bombs iraqi government forces like it's 2003 again. the US should be more concerned with keeping what iraqi allegiance they have left.
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  6129. ​ Kquest12 the kidnappings did not in fact happen first.
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  6130.  Kquest12  or we can start with any other arbitrary point in history. what point do you think you're making by merely naming a pogrom?
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  6131. sure, but they're testing the missiles without warheads, so they're unlikely to hit something. though I suppose if they were to use a missile with significantly longer range fully fueled, then it could function as a real big incendiary bomb.
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  6132. that defense argument is ridiculous.
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  6133. will the real slim shady please stand up
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  6134. downfall? NEIN NEIN NEIN!
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  6135. I think full blindness from old age is somewhat rare in dogs, though many get bad vision from catracts (if your dog's eyes get cloudy, that's what that is). generally, blindness is one of the less bad health issues for old dogs because it isn't painful. there are plenty of worse things to worry about than blindness though, such as cancer, painful joint issues, or cardiovascular disease (the latter two are the primary reasons why it's a massive problem if your dog is fat, because it makes them die early and painfully). pet health insurance could be nice, but if you can't afford it, you should probably at least google around for tips about a reasonable minimum of medical checkups your dog should have that may be able to detect issues early enough to do somethingabout them (look for sources other than vet clinics that benefit from getting people to apend as much money as possible at the vet). if your dog is a specific breed or specific mix of breeds, you can look up diseases that are particularly common with those breeds (sadly dog breeding in general has long been very irresponsibly focused on creating aesthetics, and almost all breeds have specific bred-in hereditary diseases because getting those out of the gene pool was not considered very important). and you can look up how to monitor an old dog's health yourself, like looking for lumps that could be cancer every one in a while and such.
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  6136.  @whispermcgaughy7251  like I said, look for sources of information that don't benefit from getting you to spend money. if you take your dog to a vet and ask for advice, the vet is financially incentivised to tell you to bring in the dog often and buy all the tests and treatments they offer. it's not in their interest to tell you how to get the most benefit from whatever budget you can afford, and certainly not to tell you how to do things yourself that could potentially prevent issues that would require veterinary care. that's probably why from what I hear, many vets are very tolerant of people overfeeding their pets - because it creates problems that the vet ends up getting paid for (and of course those owners also tend to be very exhausting to confront, because in their mind, they are being nice to their pets by constantly feeding them). there certainly are vets who largely prioritise the animals' wellbeing, but they're likely to lose money by doing it.
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  6137. you can tell that dark brandon scares the republicans. and it's really pathetic that they're claiming that he was referring to half the country.
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  6138. meanwhile the supposed humanitarians of the american left are praising biden like a god for abandoning afghanistan. it's sickening.
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  6139. dwarf spitz=pomeranian bigger spitz breeds=not pomeranians
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  6140. holy shit! it may be a minor case, but ericsson should be charged for financing terrorism. they almost certainly also violated that worker's rights, though that may be difficult to sue for if his employment was legally located in syria.
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  6141. spiritually and physically circle jerking xD
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  6142. 2:21 I love her big chungus outline dress xD
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  6143. 0lb @GodsChosen47  91,100 k°°ed 36 minors, of which 14 were random rocket victims. that's just under 3% of the d°°ths, according to the final count and identifications of the police. some attackers did m°°der many civilians, though some also refrained from this entirely and instead asked civilians where to find the army (the otherwise little-acknowledged question on everybody's lips in the g°z° envelope that day). but they must have been almost entirely consistent on not individually k°°ling children. by contrast, 40% of the people k°°°ed by the response have been min°rs. the total number of d°°d is over 30 times the total on the other side from the incident. the total of d°°d min°rs is over 400 times the other side's 36. and those are massive undercounts, because they count nobody still under rubble, and few of those who starve to d°°tg kinside whatever passes for temporary homes.
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  6144. yeah the guy says that others fly mach 0.92 and this one flies mach 0.94, or barely supersonic in a dive. is this some kind of advertisement from CNN? >_>
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  6145. a goddamn hero
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  6146. that is an very sporty cermet!
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  6147. I want to know how she got hired as a crossing guard - sorry, but there ought to be a height requirement. the adult being more visible to drivers than the kids is a major part of the job.
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  6148. I thought they were going to make biogas, but I guess this is simpler. what do they do with the ash?
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  6149. this does appear to be meme material.
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  6150. well PETA would probably be on board, since all those confiscated animals would be killed, just like PETA does. "a good pet is a dead pet." - PETA
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  6151. civilian version, set up for rifle grenades??? xD
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  6152. *billionaire
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  6153. if china attacks taiwan, we're having a one week sitzkrieg and then taiwan is no more. no other nation will fire a shot for taiwan.
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  6154. oh sh**, is that BB-8?
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  6155. is this AI comment spam or what?
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  6156. I think it actually sounds like he's a little bit on his way to doing that
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  6157. disappointed buddhist baby
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  6158. Phoque I only know botswana as the one example of excellent conservation of nature in africa. partially a little too good, they've had an elephant overpopulation problem for the past decade.
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  6159. why is that worm's projected digestive tract black in the thumbnail, but light grey in the video?
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  6160. I watched bitter lake on youtube, it's pretty great.
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  6161. he's quite good at delivering platitudes.
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  6162. nicht besonders geschmackvolles und nicht besonders informatives video...
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  6163. when I watch marc lampt hill, I feel like I'm watching an actor playing a news guy, like anchorman.
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  6164. I wouldn't be surprised if wagner was already in the country.
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  6165. 2:30 appropriate that the meme features a plausibly german eichhörnchen (we only have the red ones)
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  6166.  @andrii.romaniuk  the reason why lviv isn't largely ethnically polish anymore is ethnic cleansing by ukrainians around WW2. but nonetheless, poland today absolutely does not claim lviv and fully accepts ukraine's border.
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  6167. 1:39 LOL the guy on the billboard wears a covid mask, but the people meeting in real life under the billboard don't.
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  6168. golfers being horrible douchebags only interested in money? shocking!
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  6169. I would like to thank whoever at CNN pushed for those little boys to get even this obviously very shortened mention on this american pro°°ganda channel. it's very telling though that not only the segment got cutthis short and superficial, but they actually clipped the same video that shows those kids to show multiple other shots, but so expansively blurred with no magnification or pausing that no viewer could possibly have seen what the fuss was about. they're in the third row from the left, standing in middle and rear position at 0:48 . the one in the back looks 11, the one infront of him looks 7-9. there's another boy who looks 14-16, butthat's actually legal in is°°el, which asserts the right to lock up stateless pale°°inian kids from age 12 indefinitely without trial just likeadults, gitmo-style. by the way another thing not mentioned here is that most if not all of the people shown were detained for no reason other than not evacuating northern g°za despite the leaflets threatening that anyone remaining would be "treated as an accomplice to a te°°or organization".
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  6170. in my opinion as a german, we should expel all US troops and their nukes from our country and tell y'all that it'a because you proved in afghanistan that you can't be counted on. it is of course also because of your use of bases in germany to conduct many illegal operations including drone strikes and transport of extralegal detainees between your torture prisons. dou also have a pretty bad track record of severely polluting some of the areas around your bases by dumping chemicals.
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  6171. the dude is going to get some fine rugs for that money!
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  6172. my dude. hamas IS the government.
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  6173. it's probably one of those short dance choreographies somebody came up with and first posted on tiktok, and others copied, and it's only tangentially related to pokemon
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  6174.  @Pan472  who is "we" and who is "you"?
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  6175. he's going in the hole? :o
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  6176. these are the same iris-T missiles ukraine fires from ground launchers. and the F-16 jets they're getting can use almost any weapon that any other NATO jet can.
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  6177. prepare to be disappointed, there never is.
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  6178. geno°°°e is not a lesser evil. biden is providing truly the maximum of support to i-country that any president could. he has broken the law multiple times to supply weapons not just without congressional approval but without informing congress about the content of the shipments, which is only permissable in the name of an urgent US national security need - and US national security is clearly impacted negatively, and one could not possibly make an argument for it being impacted positively. he has also conducted hundreds of strikes against ir°nian allies in ir°q, sy°°a and y°°en, stoking war against ir°n without congressional approval for the US to go to war. with a reasonable congress actually applying the constitution, there is no question that biden would be removed by impeachment for this. besides the net benefit of, if trump wins, likely having one inept republican presidential term and then two somewhat less conservative democratic terms (because the DNC will have been shown that biden was not good enough), as opposed to having one inept conservative democratic term followed by likely two more competent republican terms if biden wins this year, I also believe it is extremely likely that trump would be at least a little BETTER for pal°°°ine than biden. during his first term, trump was arguably worse, but where biden is a true believer, trump bases his international engagement on personal sympathies, and he has grown to really really dislike ne°°°yahu because of his pathological disrespect. that interview audio released in october revealed it very clearly, that was trump expressing very sincere views. trump requires strong men he respects to flatter him and treat him like one of them, and ne°°°yahu failed to keep up that act because pretending to be respectful goes against his nature. at the same time, abbas did it so well that trump spoke in exceptionally positive terms of him, calling him warm and fatherly (very weird, but that's trump). I believe trump would broadly follow republican politics as usual, but unlike biden, his support would be unreliable, and he would not be able to stop himself from occasionally lashing out at the many gestures of disrespect produced by i-country. and that already would be better than what biden is doing.
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  6179. kartoffelpuffer, bonus points for funny name
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  6180. deinen merz?
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  6181. there is something progressive about these people. the brain worm disease.
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  6182. you did a bad job reportinghis exit here. "gazan journalists" as such are still not allowed to leave gaza. he and his family appear to be palestinian jordanian citizens. but israel would love it if egypt made a special offer for only journalists to leave and bring their families along.
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  6183. I see no lie. coma is the most peaceful state of living.
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  6184. much respect to the b'tselem chairwoman at the end of this for talking to aljazeera because iaraeli media don't want to publish what ahe has to say - this is clearly a very dangeeous thing to do, even more so than thoseprotests and social media posts that iaraelis are getting arrested for, since israel is in the process of declaring aljazeera to be an enemy of the state, and they are likely to treat it as equivalent to a media arm of hamas, following the same logic as hamas=ISIS.
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  6185. Jim Lahey you think "pumpkin" is hurting because the vaccines are spikey? >_>
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  6186. fun fact: part of the long history of haitian migrants being treated distinctly worse by america than all others is that the original version of the prison within the guantanamo bay US military base was created in the 90s as a concentration camp specifically for haitian migrants outside of US jurisdiction in order to deny them any asylum processing and access to a legal system. it took american NGOs swveral years of lawsuits to get the first lawyers in, and a few more years for the practice to become untenable for the US government. nowadays, most noteably australia does the same thing within a more solid legal framework: any migrant arriving in australia illegally by boat gets officially banned from entering australia for life, and are given the choice to either "voluntarily" return to their home countries, or be indefinitely locked up in migrant concentration camps mostly located outside of australia via treaties with australian satellite states like nauru and formerly papua new guinea, which agree to deny the detainees any human rights that the australian governmenttells them to deny. there are no exceptions for children or anyone, in fact australia's governments have been extremely strict in never letting anyone so banned from australianoff the hook in order to avoid setting any precedent. in global comparison, it's one of the most severe violations, as far as official policies go, of the refugee conventions that australia is supposedly committed to. but as far as national laws are concerned, it works, so whatever. it's one of the ways in which, unnoticed by most people, australia still has the most severe institutional racism among first world white-majority countries, despite the white australia policy officially being no longer in force. it's not for nothing that most white south africans in pursuit of the good old days move to australia.
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  6187. 2:23 lol what headass installed that?
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  6188. well it's great that they finwlly studied it peoperly (enough to give recommendations for ages and amounts), but this already was obvious. we know about desensitisation. why is the BBC presenter acting wo wurprised here? that's been a common refrain for decades, that people develop allergies in childhood when they come into contact with allergens too late in childhood, when the immune system is less adaptable. it's similar with some infectious diseases, but especially pronounced with allergens.
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  6189. no, netanyahu's government ACTIVELY supported hamas right into 2023, and likud funded the creation of hamas to begin with, to draw support away from the secular PLO.
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  6190. alright, I'm now convinced that there were multiple cases of r°pe and s°xualized t°rture and m°rder. this is all most of us have been asking for, just A LITTLE BIT of video evidence! israel and its pressure groups have been absolutely vehemently refusing to release ANY evidence, and refusing to work with UN and other international rights or investigation organizations. they've been saying "look at the evidence, you're denying the evidence" while they were deliberately sitting on evidence and not releasing it in order to make a spectacle of making any responsible international organization say that they can not simply take the israeli government's word for it (because they're proven to lie about everything, including the ham°ssacre). they have been exploiting the events and disrespecting victims with this hysrerical charade. it's also sad that anything relating to the grief of the ham°ssacre victims, such as that recreation installation, is tarnished by being instrumentalized to encourage the nation to wallow in alternating self-pity and rage in order to avoid empathy while their military is slaughtering gaza (currently standing right around a 20:1 death count ratio relative to the ham°ssacre, and around a 300:1 ratio of dead minors - oh btw. ONE baby died on 10/7).
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  6191. honestly, cameo ought to have a rule against selling commercial endorsements.
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  6192. yes, specifically afghan money.
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  6193. wow sach bloß
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  6194. and where are the armatas? has any of them been seen in ukraine? xD
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  6195. this post is the most perfect example of the result of successful populist propaganda.
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  6196. seek help
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  6197. so who won?
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  6198. they're also nowhere near the third smallest animal.
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  6199. wow, trying shrinkflation with gasoline is absolutely bizarre. on the other hand, by american logic (gasoline gas price is the most important economic metric, and the president makes it), I guess putin is still amazing. the average gasoline price in russia over the last couple of months has been €0.53/l, or $2.60 per goofy american minigallon (seriously guys, you had to invent and keep another gallon, and at least two non-metric tons, and like three different miles, two mass ounces ans two volume ounces, and subdivide inches both as fractions and as decimals, and then you had to have foot and yard so close together that either one alone could do the job?). here in germany, it was €1.83/l, or $7.36/gal, while america had €1.03/l, or $4.10/gal. also apparently iran, venezuela and libya are the best countries, since their gasoline costs three cents per liter. or if you prefer a moderate amount of democracy, kuwait has $0.32/l gasoline. and the worst is hong kong, at $2.93/l. well, that's not a country, so it's iceland at $2.23/l.
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  6200. yes, except for the fact that that dirt looks real bad, and should likely be disposed of as toxic waste, which those guys are not doing.
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  6201. cornpop was an outrageous dude
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  6202. cenk's approval of the goatee and disapproval of the moustache is the wrongest opinion anyone has ever had about facial hair. the goatee looked horrible, and nobody has worn a moustache so well since stalin died.
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  6203. "keine ahnung hat man nicht" - der deutsche feldwebel in lettland
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  6204. ok, but she really didn't do a very goos job here. though it may be very difficult to get anything good released by CNN - it tends to do everything very stupidly, it's led and edited badly.
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  6205. it's kinda annoying how you end sentences with a slow down and an em phasizing quiet trail off ~
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  6206. europe needs an army and all that. we should have continued the occupation of afghanistan without the americans. leaving afghanistan was an inexcusable betrayal and a strategic mistake for europe. it's an america first policy that only works for the americans because they're far away from any refugee routes out of afghanistan. now we're talking about keeping afghan refugees "in the region" and in pakistan - do the people proposing this even know what the taliban are? the taliban (the name means "students") are a movement that was formed during the soviet occupation of afghanistan by afghan refugees in islamic schools in pakistan funded by saudi arabia. ever since the afghan taliban gained political power, pakistan has been their greatest ally, and now we want to give pakistan money to house more afghan refugees???
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  6207. exactly that was the plot of an episode or two of one of the hospital shows I watch a few years ago (the resident, I think).
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  6208. this is what the white people at fyre festival thought was happening to them.
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  6209. saudi arabia has been due to be dumped by the US since 2001. OPEC has been russia's biggest ally after belarus in this war, and not just since a few days ago. they have been refusing to do anything about the fossil fuel price spike benefiting russia and holding off on solving europe's energy crisis to not damage russia's leverage since the beginning of the war. saudi arabia and the other gulf arab states are no better allies to the US than pakistan -which is to say that they are not allies at all, they are merely exploiting america.
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  6210. 10:49 using phosphorous like that is actually also utilizing it as a chemical weapon, because it produces potentially very deadly phosphoric acid vapor. the toxic gas produced by white phosphorous is recognised as a banned chemical weapon, and white phosphorous use is only permitted according to international agreements for the production of smokescreens. it is not permitted as an incendiary weapon, and using it so densely is especially likely to yield deadly gas concentration - and in a village with no wind at that! this video 100% shows a chemical attack that ought to be specifically investigated by the OPCW.
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  6211. kyle is being kind of losery here by claiming entirely based on his ignorance and not having looked it up at all that for the indonesian hospital, israel has not even alleged a hamas presence. I don't support israel's claims, but they absolutely have made them. israel has claimed for many years just like with the al shifa hospital that the indonesian hospital was used by hamas. the indonesian hospital was probably number two behind al shifa in how much israel has talked about hamas being there and how big of a hamas operation israel was alleging. israel alao claims that hamas uses all other health facilities, and certainly just like when they bomb any house, of course they will claim that "terrorists" were there. but the indonesian hospital specificly was very clearly israel's second main propaganda focus within its effort to destroy gaza's healthcare. kyle, you can't just claim that a thing has not been said by anybody based on you not having heard it said, without even dedicating one google search to looking for instances of it being said!
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  6212. russia is metric.
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  6213. that line down the dniepr river is idiocy. that would mean that the russians would retake most of the northern territory that they already had and gave up. the area north and west of kharkiv isn't even russian on the fictional russian propaganda "novorossiya" maps. it's not russian enough and they don't think they can hold it. odessa on the other hand is a high priority, although I don't think it's a realistic goal for the russians. they probably won't even get kharkiv, and very likely not dnipro. it's more likely that the ukrainians retake kherson.
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  6214. opposition to nuclear energy might be a good guide for how nimbyism will influence lithium mining...
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  6215. how many troops does russia have in ukraine now, compared to the initial invasion force? have they been able to bolster their numbers since the mobilisation announcement?
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  6216. sus
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  6217. the statements from tlaib and bush are good EXCEPT for the fact that they ought to call out specifically and descriptively the attacks against civilians by hamas. the combination of support for and lack of condemnation from palestinian groups and their supporters for hamas' actions in recent days has been extremely harmful to the palestinian cause, compounding the harm hamas has caused. it's acceptable if it takes a while longer in some circles for the horrendous nature of such an attack to become clear. but when it does, you have to say something. I have seen thousands of demonstrators in various countries celebrating this attack as an act of resistance, especially in palestine. I haven't seen any palestinian go out to say "not in my name". it is not too much to ask for every pro-palestinian activist not living under threat of ialamist retaliation to directly declare solidarity with the civilian victims of hamas on twitter. it's the least you can do for deescalation. acknowledging the other side's humanity doesn't cost you anything. demanding that the other side does it first does. you can pair it with condemning israel's bombing of and declared intent of genocide in gaza, that's really not a problem. but you can't be vague about and obfuscate what hamas has done, that is completely irrational.
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  6218.  @NFSBeast2365  it exaggerates the positives of the yakuza, losing perspective, and the repeated claim that the yakuza's public good deeds are unique to them or rare among criminal organisations is just completely wrong, it's actually super common, almost universal. the script also paints government backing of the yakuza as if it was based on the yakuza just earning so much respect, when in reality it's obviously because many individual politicians are bought off, same as with all other major criminal organisations everywhere.
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  6219. love the part where he calls for supporting the syrian government. the syrian government had a pact with ISIS to both destroy all the smaller rebel groups first and not attack one another for about a years after ISIS first entered syria. great ally, that assad.
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  6220. we ought to normalise voluntary eugenics. adoption is viewed too much as a last backup choice. too many people with serious known hereditary diseases are choosing to breed instead of adopting.
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  6221. I looked it up because it sounds silly, and smooth-coated otters are one of the larger otter species. they weigh around 7-11 kg, which is equivalent to the males of the largest domestic cat breeds (maine coon and such). sea otters on the other hand can weigh 45-55 kg, which is about 50% heavier than a german shepherd. there also is a giant river otter in south america that's as long as a human from head to tail (historic specimens as long as a shaq) and weighs around 30kg. so yeah, otters can be pretty scary.
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  6222. inshallah😂
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  6223. auch raves genannt
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  6224. my condolences to the taliban
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  6225. it depnds on the type of headphone. with apple earpods, you can hear a lot of ambient noise because they're just hard plastic with nothing to seal the ear canal.
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  6226. that first answer is savage, and that's the deepest slouch I've ever seen from a politician! xD
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  6227. whoever made the decision to have all 503 paper planes made identical is dumb. it would both look nicer and be a better symbolic representation if they were many different types. optionally, they could have used various colours. that would look better, but be atypical for paper planes, but then again, if they were supposed to look typical, they should be made out of writing and graph paper, not all-white printing paper. sorry, but I can't abide that level of artistic ineptitude. this is too obvious. 😩
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  6228. my first thought was poodle, but then I settled on portuguese water dog because she made it sound like he was something exotic.
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  6229. "sein spitzname im milieu: nivea, weil er immer so schön glänzt" xD
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  6230. 2:15 that could not have been more suspicious if he tried.
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  6231. another one bites the dust as rythm aid for CPR? I think staying alive is more appropriate! xD
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  6232. typical is°°el-allied state TV. why do I even bother to watch this? it's so uninformative it's practically disinformation. 🙄 every honest and attentive observer by now knows that there was a planned and deliberate act of the isr°°li army command to step back to let the ham°ssacre occur to create a pretext for the gaza ghetto liquidation. it took them six hours to mount a counterattack - that can NOT be explained by the failure of a local observation system! they have drones flying out of bases that were not affected, and they had plenty of radio communications left. they knew exactly what was happening, and there was no excuse for not acting at all for six hours. you did not ask the one question that has been at the forefront of every survivor's mind, what they were all already asking on october 7th: where was the army? how could there be so few soldiers at and near the border, and just how few were there? the fact that you left the "we will investigate after the war" unchallenged is ridiculous. what, are the same people who would do the investigating all so busy right now that it can't be done? or does the army command PERHAPS know that an investigation would likely uncover the obvious fact that they deliberately let this happen as a pretext, and that fact would invalidate the exvuse for their ongoing genocide? 15:16 this guy for one knows that it was a setup, his pokerface is sh°°. he says the border wasn't built to withstand an "army" - which again you left unchallenged. no, of course it was built to withstand h°mas. they knew that this group has tens of thousands of fighters. the fence was built to function UNDER GUARD! of course it wasn't supposed to withstand all attacks with practically no troops there, it was set up like any military fortification, to assist soldiers in defence! WHERE WERE THE SOLDIERS, HOW MANY WERE THERE, WHO ORDERED THEM AWAY, AND WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DELAY?!
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  6233. the voice really isn'tspoton at all. they picked two very short examples here where seyfried does it better than the rest of the time. ahe sounds like her apeaking voice is naturally higher than holmes', and the way she pushes the pitch down involves a slight vocal fry that holmes doesn't have. she still doesn't get as low. and she does an odd slurring/mumbling that holmes at most has a much lighter hint of. good oveerall performance, but the voice is one of the worse aspects.
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  6234. not true, but ok
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  6235. lol @ how the grandpa immediately goes on to lead the kid downhill on the toy car
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  6236. please get your video narration read normal again!
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  6237. na, will da jemand ausdrücken, dass über ein relevantes thema nicht gesprochen werden darf? das ist ganz schön ant°°°mitisch von euch, anzeige ist raus.
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  6238. this is really despicable authoritarian shit. it could be the beginning of a much greater purge of opposition legislators in tennessee and elsewhere in the US.
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  6239. that's an absolutely ridiculous level of cope. even the russians won't believe his claims about wagner being uniformally opposed by the russian people and russian security forces. if nothing else, even russians know how far into russia wagner drove in one day with practically no opposition. they crossed russian army-occupied ukraine and russia's wartime-secured border, and captured a big city and several military bases including theheadquarters of the russian army southern district command, which controls a huge portion of the russian forces in ukraine. they must have had a hundred times more russian aoldiers and cops surrender to them or wave them through than tried to oppose them, and that was obviously in part because they also had very substantial collaboration from army officers. it's obvious that you can't lead a small army out of occupied ukraine across the heavily secured border and over 900km of russian highway almost into moscow in one day without getting more help than opposition from russian security forces. wagner might have actually traveled faster on that highway than one normally would with standard traffic conditions... xD
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  6240. it's way more than 10%. look how much of america has already forgotten afghanistan!
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  6241. they're not the problem. the problem is that you don't have two other proper democrat senators to make manchin and sinema obsolete. manchin in particular is the only democratic senator you'll get from kentucky.
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  6242. he's fully isr°°°brained, that's what that is. it functions as a shameless open commitment to narcissism. his i-beliefs are upheld by this idea that whenever he gets questioned by someone who disagrees, that is not actually a verbal communication with content to receive, but rather a fundamentally illegitimate personal attack (or worse, an expression of special magic bigotry) to which no reaction other than general hostility is appropriate. that's normal to him now, that's how he feels about his whole job and public engagement.
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  6243. indernet
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  6244.  @karenz1634  I mostly responded because of that idiotic evangelical "not religion" thing where they pretend that religion requires an institution, and then pretend that their religion has no institution even though it totally does, they're absolutely not some kind of independent and pure believers based on personal reading of scripture and alleged personal "relationship with god" (which is not a thing, that would be dissociative identity disorder).
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  6245.  @LeslieJones817  on what are you basing that claim? also I forgot to mention that calling him "the master" is a very creepy variation. major slavery vibes. and I'm familiar enough to know that with jesus you've picked the wrong part of the trinity for that kind of thing.
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  6246. john wayne, you know john wayne?
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  6247. nobody made that offer
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  6248. suuuure because just a little bit of sexual assault in front of cameras is fine, it's not like this indicates anything about what kind of guy this is. it's not like it's a crime. oh, it is? :o
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  6249. a soldier or two were killed directly at the gaza border by anti-tank missile. most dead israelis were killed by the eocket barrages, because hamas is now managing to fire enough rockets at once to slightly overwhelm the iron dome missile defense system, including at long range targets like tel aviv.
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  6250. z°°°ist-lipservicing b°°°°°it! no, there have not been instances of actual ant°°°°itism to be genuinely concerned about at student protests. the protests are perfectly peaceful and full of j°°s, they are doing a large part of the organizing! they just celebrated seder at the protest site at columbia! there is no ant°°°°itism, there only are is°°°lis and their supporters proclaiming that they feel threatened as °°°s, but in reality they are 100% focused on shutting down criticism of their favorite c°l°ny, because they are fas°°sts committing a gen°°°de! the issues at hand here matter, it's not just some presumably justified group a vs presumably justified group b and oy what's that, everybody's acting weird??? the daily show has been getting utterly undeserved credit throughout this broader news story context since jon stewart's return, when in reality they have been running primarily disinformation pieces that push all the old lies about this being a bothsidesy religious conflict and ancient and complex and i-country having no partner for peace because of h°m°s, dressed up with critical-sounding but deliberately uninsightful word choices in order to grow an appearance of credibility.
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  6251. calm your inferiority complex roman, none of this is about you being russian. it's just the same aggression anyone calling out israel's criminality faces, and they attack you in any way they can think of. I have taken issue with your "not all russians" videos before, more so the earlier ones, mostly because you have propagated a variation of the russian state-indoctrinated apathy and abdication of collective responsibility that has been vital in the russian government's success. but as far as your last video even was a "not all russians" video rather than a "°°°° israel" video, I found it to be the best one yet. which is probably also apparent in none of these responses referencing anything you actually said in the video about "not all russians", since there wasn't anything to object to. the only thing these people are objecting to is accurately portraying israel's atrocities.
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  6252.  @abbie_joan  I haven't heard of such an effect, and it seems a little unlikely to me. the only thing I'm aware of is microcephaly (in humans, but may exist in dogs), but that is already apparent at birth.
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  6253. lol disrespecting putin appears to be a hobby of erdogan.,
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  6254. john bolton wants to bo bo bo, bomb bomb ir°n? huh, you don't say.... what the hell are you hosting this guy for, CNN? i'm not sure you could go any lower, not even the close orange man association stopped you from doing this??on what basis are you treating john bolton as someone whose voice on this matter should be heard???
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  6255. add more letters! add more letters! :D
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  6256.  @starvictory7079  because you too do not understand how to use the word "whom".
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  6257. gazprom owns 51% of nordstream 1 and 100% of nordstream 2, but european energy companies were also somehow involved in financing both.
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  6258.  @Thot_Patrol_USA  I'm talking about a very subjective perception that I think most people have - I think grammar is commonly perceived by native speakers as a sort of logic, and particularly ignorant people think that anything they find easy is obvious, so whoever gets it wrong must be an idi°t.
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  6259.  @pretentiouspotato  "no accent" is a bit nonsensical, it means having a native accent. logically,"no accent" would have to mean a sort of average of many combined native accents, but that would again draw attention. in practice, "no accent" refers to passing for a local because you've perfectly adopted the local accent, or passing for a national because you've adopted some accent within the range of possibilities that someone born in and moving within the country might develop. basically "you have no accent"="you don't sound like a foreigner". any benefits of having no accent are contingent on dealing with people to whom whether or not you're a foreigner matters, while also not being seen as a native-born foreigner based on your ethnicity anyway.
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  6260. bulldogs are an abomination, they should be banned.
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  6261. 21
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  6262. 21
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  6263. people habitually overfeeding their pets is really sad. it's a crudely misguided attempt to make themselves feel good by making the pet feel good. they rationalise it along the lines of "my pet loves to eat and wants to eat so much and wants to eat these things, and I love my pet too much to say no". there also is the issue of the owners being either too lazy or too averse to people to take their dogs outside for walks and playing, so feeding their dogs is the only "nice thing" they feel capable of doing for the dogs. and by making the dogs obese, they are making them fit better into their own inactive lifestyle, which adds to their unwillingness to see it as a problem.
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  6264. he's the frontrunner? OOF
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  6265. 11:34 is that water? it looks like water.
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  6266. of course it isn't. that's how it works in europe. we've got the real stuff.
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  6267. I'm pretty sure mike pillow was trump's cyber expert because he likes to say the word "cyber".
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  6268. what? you think.... pakistan invented "sending armed te°°orists"? using guns to ki°° people or mas°°cre civi°°%ans, you think pakistan came up with that? and in 2011? but there had already been so many ma°°acres in former british raj countries during and after partition... and don't you mean the much d°°dlier mumbai at°°ck in 2008, rather than the comparatively uneventful 2011 b°°bings? 🤦‍♂️
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  6269. the president couldn't do sh*t. it's america who abandoned the afghan people. they decided to quit when they together with their allies were losing, then the rest of NATO immediately ran after them because we were too scared to fight without the americans, and then everybody did surprise pikachu face when the afghan government didn't do better, but worse without all that support. we chose to rid ourselves of a minor inconvenience, knowing it would cause a catastrophe for afghans. 70.000 afghan security forces were killed at a rate of 10 a day for 20 years, compared to 4000 americans, 2500 of them soldiers. and now the US president is blaming afghan troops for losing the war because they "had no will to fight". it's despicable.
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  6270. Lamerie it's not a heartbeat, it's an ok I pull up meme
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  6271. your guy is kabul is living in fantasy land. he's trying to justify that he hasn't made plans to leave yet. there is no way the government will take back any major cities, that is much harder than defending them in the first place. "but the B-52s" - B-52s don't capture cities, they destroy them. destroying these cities because the taliban captured them won't do any good for the government. you can't govern a country from the air.
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  6272.  @holdencaulfield2417  it's a closed rehab almost certainly attended by order from cops or judges. it's a prison for drug users.
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  6273. saying that joe rogan has a right wing aufience is incorrect, at least by american standards. he's a left-leaning centrist libertarian. I seem to remember that he was strangely pro-trump or trump-ambivalent for a while (the "because hillary is the devil" type), but his beliefs generally don't line up with that.
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  6274. sadly, by third world muslim cleric standards, "it's certainly not good" and "it's chaos" is relatively strong condemnation...
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  6275. 9:38 what could be done much more effectively than that very badly demonstrated tape trick that nobody is going to want to use just in case they get robbed today is for watchmakers to design unusual and difficult to open buckles, or buckle locks. what could be relatively reasonable is a buckle lock that doesn't require a key or code to open, but does have a delay of 5 minutes or so.
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  6276. third time's the charm, maybe this time biden's lie will stick and magically become policy? 😒 the US has NOT made a commitment to defend taiwan, merely a commitment to deliver defensive weaponry to taiwan if taiwan is attacked! they have committed to less support than ukraine is getting and they would provide less aupport than ukraine is getting. it's absurd to believe that america would send troops to fight china when it's not even remotely willing to send troops to fight russia. fighting china presents the same practical threat of nuclear war, a greater conventional military threat, and most of all, neither the US nor any other major country is capable of economically decoupling from china. expecting america to fight china over taiwan is as absurd as expecting germany to send troops to ukraine to fight russia. I WOULD like the US to commit to defending taiwan, but what biden is doing is just lying about it.
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  6277. ok russia
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  6278.  @yespls6260  😉
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  6279. well, this was one of the worst broadly TYT segments I have ever seen, it's not very representative.
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  6280. that was only partially artillery fire. the single perfect top hits to the tanks were either NLAWs or javelins.
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  6281. "look what you made me do" - every ab°ser
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  6282. that's a particularly lame whataboutism
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  6283.  @saragois6054  yes, I have yet to hear of any place where you're not allowed to breed any animal you're allowed to keep
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  6284. the non-idiots among us haven't forgot about the abandonment of afghanistan. clearly putin hasn't either. and in terms of russia, zelensky is right about the new iron curtain, so this definitely won't be forgotten. also sweden and finland would be stupid not to join NATO as quickly as possible before putin creates territorial disputes to prevent it. this invasion isn't some small crisis, it is a seismic shift in geopolitics. russia is being cut off from the west and replacing western ties with chinese ties, and china will follow russia's lead in switching to this new mode of extreme military aggression (which they have been preparing for doing eventually for decades) - by invading taiwan within the next 2 years. the world has been changing slowly in that direction for at least 10-15 years, and putin decided to take a MASSIVE leap now. russia will also escalate its internal oppression even more than it already had in recent years, because this domestically highly unpopular war with ukraine will necessitate it. living in russia will become a lot more like china or belarus, and if putin gets his way, ukraine will resemble tibet or xinjiang. I don't think it will happen, but we really should be seizing the day and attacking russia's air force to contest their air superiority over ukraine now. pretending that we're not at war with russia won't get us anywhere. putin would not escalate to using nukes just because of that, the risk level is acceptable.
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  6285. what's it made of? is it safe?
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  6286. very cute, but he's definitely fat to an unhealthy degree and the diet is not working. I don't believe that vet.
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  6287. huh. I didn't even know that the saudi side was losing this hard. I guess the US ceasing some of their more direct forms of war crime support has been a problem for them.
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  6288. I say abortion. she's showing bad judgment, he doesn't want a baby, and they won't stay together.
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  6289. 14:08 if you pay attention to miley's hair there, that's on you.
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  6290. such insightful very wisdom wow
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  6291. the son headbutting his dad's groin was funny. what a welcome! xD
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  6292. or skip the name and just ask for the lawyer.
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  6293. you turned the cringe up to 11 for this one by making taji dance.
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  6294.  @dein3086  I don't believe that there are vegan pet food options at this point for cats and dogs, but especially cats, that are nutritionally adequate. if you own a pet, you are responsible for its proper nutrition. what the other commenter said about feeding cats with offal already has a lot of potential to not contribute in any noteworthy way to the proliferation of meat production, because if you buy the right parts, they are so cheap that you contribute almost no money to the slaughter of that animal, you're more likely to just be the difference between your pet eating that offal, and it being thrown away - you're mostly paying the butcher to cut off those bits and get them to you. and if you choose well, you can get even better nutrition for your pet than you would get from buying expensive meat cuts, or probably most pet food (most wild carnivores prefer to eat a lot of organ meat due to its higher content of some nutrients, and that organ meat is super cheap in many countries due to low human demand). commercial pet food is also made from cheaply sourced meat including offal, but due to the scale and efficiency of production, it does contribute a bit to the profitability of animal agriculture. or, if you buy pet food containing fish, it contributes to particularly irresponsible fishing practices, since pet food is how fishing operations monetise bycatch.
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  6295.  @DrummerGrl001  I think it really is an imitation of stewie
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  6296. russian propaganda commentary probably be like: "the ukrainians are the ones killing those civilians, because our missiles only hit civilians if they are intercepted"
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  6297. LOL an actual CIA spook! yeah, that will save democracy! 🙄
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  6298. 2:20 lol I think that is the highest ana's voice has ever gone
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  6299. 🦃
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  6300. rewatch hedgehog in slomo
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  6301. the man appreciates choreographed performances
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  6302. reelect bojo?
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  6303.  @gugy68  I did look him up after watching a few minutes of him in israel (because I was curious why big british media, not just piers morgan, were treating an apparent white supremacist like a respected talking head). is his work that you're referring to his work as a right-pandering shock jock focusing on anti-islam and anti-immigrant agitation? because that's what I found. I don't need convincing that among the big religions as practiced on average today, islam stands out as the worst, but murray's advocacy to that effect that I saw is worthless dribble.
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  6304.  @gugy68  opposite of what? palestine contains one occupying force and one occupied people... not really a two to tango situation.
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  6305.  @adamdobrer8262  I don't buy france as belonging on that list, doesn't match other statements of theirs that I've seen. otherwise sure, that's a list of backsliding democracies plus guatemala whose recently inaugurated president went to university in israel, so I guess that makes sense. well, france also very much is a backsliding democracy, but the french statement I saw was a commitment to respecting the court's ruling if it rules against israel.
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  6306.  @kth6736  yeah I really can't find any of this that you nd others here are claiming. it seems like you're naming countries broadly supportive of israel as having co-signed the gen°°ide denial. but as far as I can find, that's only US, UK, and germany. I see no mention of others having issued the requested "the accusation is baseless" statement.
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  6307.  @kth6736  verbal support ON THE QUESTION OF GENOCIDE. duh. 🙄
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  6308. that was a rather unreasonably precarious bridge design...
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  6309. that man is an icon. xD
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  6310. and an absurdly debaucherous macau!
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  6311. teslas always look like the people making them hate working there.
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  6312. @@jamesstripling4810 I do strongly suspect that russia's nuclear arsenal has been maintained much worse than the rest of its military, since there was for a long time so little expectation of it ever being used, but they definitely have some useable nukes of various types.
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  6313. 10:02 LOL is that supposed to be a joke? that's not how that works AT ALL! 😂 if you fire one missile, and then spend a million dollars to get another missile of the same type, you have not lost a missile and a million dollars, you have only lost a million dollars. this is primary school mathematics, wtf...
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  6314. the contrast between the ukrainian military then and the ukrainian military now is night and day. THIS is what putin thought he'd be up against to let him win the war in a week!
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  6315. 14:10 the blelf is an example of one of my hollywood casting pet peeves since the walking dead: knock-kneed action heroes!
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  6316. recovery from a registered covid infection is recognized as equivalent to vaccination for all the access stuff here in germany, but only for six months or so. I would still get vaccinated if I were you. what does seem to be clear from what I've heard is that vaccination still boosts immune response in recovered people, and that recovery+vaccination provides the best protection.
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  6317. this and netanyahu's announced intent to fully depopulate gaza will constitute acts of genocide.
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  6318. the guy you interview sounds cagey AF, what's his relationship to boeing and the maxes? xD
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  6319. 900 9/11s? that's.... 819,900 😧
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  6320. wat
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  6321. ah, so the american objective was to ask the taliban to not launch attacks on the US from afghanistan? funny, I ciuld have sworn they could have done that in 2001 without ever invading.
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  6322. it's very unlucky that he died shortly before the pandemic, because if he hadn't, he could now and probably for decades to come wear a mask in public, and people wouldn't assume that he's a criminal. :( I get what he meant, I'm introverted (well, probably autistic) and wearing a mask around people is pretty comfortable for me because it helps to avoid engaging with others.
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  6323. little green attack helicopters xD
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  6324. america is chinese territory since ancient times. china was first to discover the americas, and we actually found an old map that marks all of the territory north of antarctica as chinese.
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  6325. 3:25 - 7:28 not once in my life have I heard a more deranged display of political brain rot than that "answer". how could this guy expect what he's doing there to produce anything other than disgust among the audience?
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  6326. the NATO countries who were in afghanistan COULD take 10-15 million afghans. we just don't want to, we'd rather they suffer elsewhere than be our problem.
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  6327. it emerged more like in the summer of 2020.
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  6328. Backfischritter now we know how bad it is, that it's essentially permanent and fully debilitating for a small percentage of those affected and takes months to subside for most, and we have some not yet conclusive ideas about what's causing long covid symptoms and how to treat them. long covid never got as much attention as it warrants though, as it is a very good but frequently underutilized argument against people with low risk of covid death not taking covid seriously or not getting vaccinated (because young and healthy people still have very significant rates of long covid). there should have been high profile government-funded projects to research long covid and its treatment, both because it is a large scale public health issue that warrants it, and because such projects would have drawn a lot more public attention to the risk of long covid, which could have helped a lot with increasing acceptance of covid-control measures.
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  6329. I heard it was because being shot was seen as more adequate for a soldier, and hanging them was to symbolize that they were first and foremost criminals. it might have been the same thing with saddam hussein.
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  6330. because they're american. they know so little about what happens outside of america that they sort of assume that nothing happens and that only america ever does things.
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  6331. find a way to not do it over the sink though.
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  6332. ana claiming that she didn't know people had a problem with dogs pissing on their lawns has got to be a lie, there is no way!
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  6333. 6:20 I'm not a fan of any religion, but that imam is a real one for broadcasting that through his mosque's speaker system against an ongoing foreign occ°pation. I hope he didn't get t°°tured for a very long time.
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  6334.  @sammiller6631  he wrote "was" because he was referring to a time several years in the paat, and added "still am" to negate the tendency for that "was" to imply that the state has since ended. marginally humourous intent seems likely. 🧐
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  6335. look up "colonia dignidad"
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  6336. I really don't know about thesubstance, except that there does not appear to he anything new, but I'm quite suapicious of this being another counternews distraction effort timed to coincide with i-country's latest batch of escalatory bad headlines, to give friendly media something else to report on and push down the i-country stories.
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  6337. is it just me or does he have gay theater kid vibes?
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  6338. republican tells people to vote republican
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  6339. gigafactory abreißen 👍
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  6340. what? of course they can get UN ref°°°e status. and everybody's re°°°ee status is inherited, as long as the subsequent generations acquire no other nationality. that's in no way a pa°°°tinian exception, the claim that it is is a pure pro°°°anda lie. for example the rohingya children born in the cox' bazaar camp these days are all registered as ref°°ees. what's unique about p°°°stinian ref°°°es is that they, in the very early days of the UN, had a separate UN agency set up for them, the "refu°°°s and works agency" aka UNRWA that fulfills mostly the same function as the "high commissioner for ref°°°es" aka UNHCR. today, UNRWA has become practically the entire welfare state for pal°°°inians across several countries in the region and within pal°°°ine, and the displaced j°°s originally served as part of the mandate were removed as i-country's request. however the original reason for setting up a separate agency was to write a mandate that, unlike that of the UNHCR, does not include work to enable the displaced people's return, which is a disadvantage that remains, since pale°°°nians can't sign up with UNHCR instead. the UNHCR IS currently lobbying to create conditions for the displaced people of artsakh to return!
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  6341. as a matter of fact, he absolutely does not do his research. he is very lazy and barely interested in politics. he likes to do live-streamed skim-reads of wikipedia to avoid having to spend time off stream doing even as much research as reading a bit of wikipedia, and to avoid even needing to memorise what he reads on wikipedia- because by live-streaming, he can just read out loud and immediately forget what he said. which is occasionally apparent when he demonstrates later in the same stream that he's already forgotten things he read earlier.
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  6342. the term "murder" is generally legally loose enough in the US to apply to many homicides that can't be considered "targeted".
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  6343. really, a folding front grip and a lily flower funnel for a flash hider, but no grip? why were these people so obsessed with making a gun without a grip?
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  6344. as a rightie, I am convinced that lefties are better people
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  6345.  @susantunbridge4612  a bunch of armies probably still do. the US only uses mules for some special forces.
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  6346. yes, because either a sea port or an airport are needed to get people out without letting them enter the jurisdictions of either of the two neighbouring countries, which would entitle them to an asy°um claim or at least to causing paperwork. that is by far the most noteworthy thing about a port in the strip that i-country couldn't also easily do otherwise. in particular for off shore gas exploration, there is not even a hint of a need to base some part of the operation in the strip, any port in i. is close enough. so that's just drawing a fictitious connection based on nothing but the fact that stealing the gas off g°°° is one big thing we know they want to do there. no port they could build there without first dep°°ulating the strip could serve any purpose of gas exploration, whereas its own ports can and already do.
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  6347. uuh what immigration problem?
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  6348.  @bolasblancas420  what immigration? those people weren't migrating to germany, they had been there for hundreds of years. germany wasn't a country many people were moving to, germany was a country many people were leaving for america.
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  6349. today on DW, we platform genocidal hate speech 🫠
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  6350. that's what happens when you make hermann göring the country's number 2. xD
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  6351.  @polina-rs4lr  yeah I'm not aware of a worse stimulant that a-pvp either. but I haven't been into RCs for a couple of years, so maybe something worse came along. well, I think I heard that the chlorine-substituted cathinones are probably far more neurotoxic and sort of the worst idea ever, but as far as I'm aware, those luckily never got popular because they lack any particular appeal besides their legality in some places at one time (such as a-pvp's high potency).
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  6352. that son could have used some subtitles...
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  6353. how the hell does an anarchidt society ban prostitution in your mind? and how can that be justified?
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  6354. biden came by train, but I wonder if they might have actually made an exception and flown in some american fighter jets for air cover. I think it should be possible to fly F-22 and F-35 in ukraine 100+km away from russian radars without detection.
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  6355. GoodwillWright a luffa?
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  6356. react-böhmi
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  6357. IBM boycotting russia is ironic, considering that IBM HEAVILY supported nazi germany with punch card technology, in particular the racial policies and genocides, and helped nazi germany to circumvent sanctions in order for nazified IBM subsidiaries in germany to prosper.
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  6358. Ton Dion buddy, I don't think helping hedgehogs through the winter makes you a bear safety expert. the problem is that positive experiences with humans lead wild animals to come closer to other humans, and then misunderstandings happen because most people can't even communicate effectively or empathize with dogs. you need to assume that such wild animals encounter INCOMPETENT people, including very intellectually unimpressive children. most violent animal encounters that are commonly called animal attacks (like the classic pit bull headlines) are not aggressive actions but misunderstandings between animals and humans. a bear doesn't need to be aggressive to be dangerous to people who don't know how to handle bears.
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  6359. spahn ala rechts-außen? weiß ich nich digga
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  6360. ukraine burn russia 🔥🔥🔥
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  6361. yeah that doesn't look survivable at all.
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  6362. that's not going to happen, but what could be done would be something like an EU subsidy for green hydrogen that meets certain standards, to make it more competitive.
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  6363.  @theoryofpersonality1420  those are probably the plastic core kind. I'm sure that you wouldn't be able to feel a difference in density between oyster pearl and mussel shell.
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  6364. 1:00 "the persecutor's office" indeed xD
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  6365. § 125.20 Manslaughter in the first degree. A person is guilty of manslaughter in the first degree when: 1. With intent to cause serious physical injury to another person, he causes the death of such person or of a third person _ § 125.15 Manslaughter in the second degree. A person is guilty of manslaughter in the second degree when: 1. He recklessly causes the death of another person new york homicide laws only apply the more severe categories of homicide very sparingly, but they're still undercharging him. that was way more than reckless. if his intent was not to kill, then his intent still was a felony assault. it's not "reckless" to kill somebody during a felony assault. § 121.13 Strangulation in the first degree. A person is guilty of strangulation in the first degree when he or she commits the crime of criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation, as defined in section 121.11 of this article, and thereby causes serious physical injury to such other person. Strangulation in the first degree is a class C felony. _ § 121.11 Criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation. A person is guilty of criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation when, with intent to impede the normal breathing or circulation of the blood of another person, he or she: a. applies pressure on the throat or neck of such person; or b. blocks the nose or mouth of such person. Criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation is a class A misdemeanor.
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  6366. why didn't whoever killed him take the copper axe?
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  6367. fun fact: guantanamo bay first became a prison (in the 80s I think) specifically to detain haitian migrants and deny them asylum processing. haiti was the first black republic and the white countries have made it pay for that ever since. quite literally in the case of france, which just a few years ago finished getting paid by haiti for the value of the freed slaves.
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  6368. in reality, they were most likely initially evacuated to some camp, and returned months or years later because it was still their home. thousands of people live in the exclusion zone today (exclusion meaning that you're not allowed to enter unregulated). as usual, it's mostly old people who stayed behind. most of them will die from the vodka before they die from the radiation.
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  6369. 2:46 no assumption of innocence for lions? :(
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  6370. I use tabs, and since watching this video, I have always cut or broken off about a third of the tab and put it on the floor of the dishwasher, and used washing cycles with a pre-rinse. :)
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  6371. the foundation for defense of democracies are exactly those americans who mean bombing when they say democracy. this interview is worse than worthless. I expect better from the BBC, platforming an organisation like this is fox news level!
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  6372. this video vastly understates the severity of the problem. you didn't even show the starving babies.
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  6373. hold on, is this roman's old place or did he get that dandelion picture for his new flat in saint petersburg?
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  6374. you're not reporting what she said because you don't think you're allowed to say it? that's so cucked!
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  6375. the fact that THIS video's title references hypocrisy is HILARIOUS! TYT's coverage has been at least as wrong and almost as pro-russian as fucker's. you people should delete your channel out of shame over how intensely you've been pedaling misinformation effectively on behalf of the russian government. your conduct is DISGUSTING and you can't even bring yourselves to accept responsibility and APOLOGIZE!
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  6376. cry me a f°°°ing river, why should the pope be a z°°°ist? the catholic church is a separate organization of a whole other religion with its own state! you are not owed their support, especially not support for committing g°°°°°de, you m°°derous f°°cist fr°°ks!
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  6377. jeffrey epstein isn't the best example for real life qanon shit. I'm actually pretty sure that the qanon pedo stuff is mostly modeled after marc dutroux, a real criminal (kidnapper, rapist, torturer, murderer of children) in 1990s belgium whose real life crimes and extremely suspiciously bad police and justice reaction are about as shocking as the qanon tales. his crimes and the incomprehensible apparent official coverup efforts (or extreme incompetence resembling a coverup) were so bad that they caused not just a press scandal, but a demonstration attended by 300.000 belgians. look it up, it's absolutely bizarre. [I'm not saying that there's truth to qanon, I just mean that qanon lore is probably heavily inspired by marc dutroux]
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  6378. 5:21 that is absolutely not a modern thing. since the enlightenment, people have been waaaaaay less into believing in "god's plan" or something of the sort than they used to. it's bizarre that you think this is something modern. if we were living in 1500, YOU would believe in fate.
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  6379. no, in this case you're dealing with two parties of the governing coalition controlling different ministries. the porsche enthusiast here is the finance minister from the free democrats, and the one talking about dechinaing is the foreign minister from the green party. and you will never hear chancellor scholz say anything, because his party's program is to have no program.
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  6380. 3:30 no mention of the murdering cop...
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  6381. yeah I was pretty sure it was dead a couple seconds before the eyes were shown, but before she got up, I thought that lack of movement could have plausibly been a very young lynx that was either tired or drugged to be calm on the plane, which a lot of vets do hand out sedatives for.
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  6382. this is your brain on isr°°°. 🍳
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  6383. no, the current situation here in germany actually demonstrates very well that banning ideologies really is not the way to go. it's a slippery slope by way of redefinitions, such as the IHRA definition of ant°°°mitism that defined it to directly include ant°zi°nism (phrased in the definition as denying the legitimacy of i-country, and in the pro°°°anda as denying the right to exist of the only country about which anyone ever brings up a supposed right of countries to exist), which has since been officially adopted by various i.-allied states including germany, britain, and the US for the purposes of official reporting on "extremism" and hat° crime prosecutions. that forms the basis of practically all of the "wave of ant°°°mitism" talk that immediately started post-10/7 to hold up any available j°° as a hum°n shi°ld for i-country - they're simply counting any public expression of opposition to i.' s actions as an ant°°°mitic incident, or at the very least all expressions of opposition to the state's existence or perceived legitimacy, because even a narrow interpretation of the IHRA definition explicitly includes that.
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  6384. that's a long ad. they better pay you many roubles.
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  6385. agreed, but I wish ana would get a prescription for some anti-shriek pills.
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  6386.  simonkoeman3310  what is? I looked it up, apparently most coconut lineages occurring today are considered domesticated for thousands of years, and they include particularly clearly domesticated "dwarf" cultivars, which still grow very tall (15-30m), but begin to produce fruit at a younger age and shorter height than others.
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  6387. ethiopia is a country of several ethnic groups that don't get along too well, and it's basically always been governed in such a way that one ethnic group or the other dominates all others. the tigrayans did that for about 20 of the last 25 years, despite being only 5% of the population (they've traditionally held disproportionate military power).
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  6388.  @animeclub8869  she is a pro-a aparth°°d activist and produces military pr°°aganda in uniform, it's nit about her being a white woman.
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  6389. sheesh, 94.000 boat arrivals to italy in 7 months are indeed A LOT. well, at least compared to past levels - it will look like a picnic compared to climate migration in the coming decades. within 20 years, the EU's outer border will be guarded by lethal automated weapons.
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  6390. die kurve zu rainer wendt, ganz was neues für staatsmedien. 😂
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  6391. plastic grips, yuck
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  6392. I think that might be a red state thing, they seem to really like to talk up how good the people in their states are when really they are ignorant gullible bigots.
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  6393. dark brandon rising
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  6394. 15:20 jake still not understanding what is and what is not fission is pretty cringe. 🤦 it's also clear earlier in the video where he claims that there is "no fission" going on in the warm shut down reactor. no, whenever there is reference to temperature in relation to reactor cores or spent nuclear fuel, that is not because the material is being externally heated forsome technical reason, or magically retains heat, it's actually the product of the fission, with the heat output being proportional to the rate of fission. when a reactor core is cold, its radioactivity is lowest, when it's warm it's moderate, and in use they regulate the rate of fission up to make it hot. "waem shutdown" means that the reactor is having a moderate level of fission maintained, but is not being used for electricity generation. "shut down" refers to the electricity generation, not the fission. the, couldn't shutdown fission anyways, but "warm" means that it's still at a considerably high level, not as low as it can go.
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  6395. why do you keep calling it "gun show loophole" when it's a private sale loophole, and there's nothing legally distinct about gun shows?
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  6396. wtf this video needs a sadness trigger warning
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  6397. oh, are we going one layer deeper into pretending we don't support i-country while actually propagating lies for i-country on the daily show with zombie john stewart?
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  6398. stunning and brave
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  6399. the term "minors" is not dehumanising, it is the only normal term in actual language use to refer to all non-adults. the term "children" refers to all non-adults only in legalese and in news reports that misleadingly adopt legalese to refer to minors affected by wars or other condemned political matters. it's also commonly done in grandstanding or hatemongering references to sexual crimes (though there at least the connection to the legalese is more direct). otherwise, in non-condemnatory contexts, nobody refers to all minors as children, instead the age cutoff is around 12-14. legalese: children: 0-18 adults: 18+ nornally used language: minors: 0-18 children: 0-12/14 teenagers: 13-19 youths:13/15-20/25 toddlers: 2-4 infants/babies: 0-2 ("babies" is also commonly used as an expression of enotionality to refer to older or much older minors - as a rule of thumb, if the kid can say "I'm not a baby", it isn't) officially, israel's occupation military court system is not supposed to lock up kids under 12. objective terminology and phrasing that would make sense for news reporting would for example be "minors, including children under [15/14/13, depending on where you're inclined to draw the line]". for older minors, referring to them as "minors" would generally he considered accurate enough. if one wants to use one term for actual children and one for older minors that don't overlap, the most sensible categories to adopt and consistently use are "children under 13" and "teenage minors".
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  6400. guardians of the galaxy xD
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  6401. daaaaaamn cockpit country looks amazing! I really hope they don't start mining there. well-preserved tropical rainforest areas are going to get more and more rare and more and more valuable for centuries to come, because the areas being destroyed now would take 300+ years in the best case scenario to grow back into an equivalent of a primary forest. what you have to understand as that the nature there didn't grow the way it is from a clearcut field. every plant, every 500 year old tree in those forests started life under the canopy of an already ancient forest. you can't grow trees the same way in an open field, and without the particular tree species grown the way they are, many of the smaller plant and animal species won't be able to live there the same way either. other potential permanent damage include soil degradation (washing away) when it isn't held together by roots, and even, when large areas are deforested, the entire regional climate can become drier because the forest had previously served as a sponge for water, keeping it from flowing away on the ground (soil that is kept moist by plant cover absorbs rain much better than deeply dried open soil), and instead constantly evaporating it into the air. the evaporation even cools the land in and around the forest. this local climate effect is probably not as pronounced on islands due to the proximity of the sea as it is for example in the amazon though.
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  6402. congrats to barbados, but this report is hilariously awkward. it feels like the BBC is worried about getting thousands of calls from angry monarchists who want them to act upset about the queen being disrespected.
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  6403. it's all america first trumpism. biden is doing trumpist politics, and TYT is cheering him on for it. trump was not a fluke, clearly the left shares much of the same nationalistic attitudes and capacity for self delusion. america is doomed. the betrayal of the afghan people marks the end of the american century.
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  6404. I guess that's what happens when you field an army of losers and alcoholics...
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  6405.  @KyleRuggles  it was far more politically viable then than at any point in time since. if not obamna, then who? bill clinton?
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  6406.  @Worldaffairslover  no, for the very beginning of the obamna admimnistration, the democrats had a house majority and a senate filibuster-proof supermajority. that was the only time the democrats had the control necessary to pass proper abortion protections since 1993.
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  6407. yes, and I don't see the distinction between them and other mafis here at all. most criminal organisations do some variation of this, because broad acceptance or support in the population can provide a lot of security to them. they don't want to make enemies of the civilians, there's no money in that.
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  6408. the american people are tired of women.
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  6409. he's putting on an act for a foreign audience, just providing one angle of PR for i.. much of whathe claims to believe here he knows to be lies, such as the "war" being aimed at destroying h°m°s.
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  6410. wtf I did not click this to watch a palantir ad.
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  6411. unbearable trauma... but nowhere near as bad as life for practically every person of the 2 million population of gaza. they all fear for the lives of everybody they know in gaza. just the other day, an al jazeera journalist was informed while he was reporting live from a hospital that both of his two children and his wife had died in an airstrike nearby and brought to the same hospital. I wonder if that's been shared by any western TV news. btw. friendly reminder that israel murdered shireen abu akleh, and the UN conmission looking into it has just agreed. specifically they said that the soldier(s) had no justification to shoot, should have seen the obvious press-marked vest and helmet, and aimed to kill, and the killing was either reckless or intended to kill her and her colleagues in the knowledge that they were journalists.
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  6412. ich fands ok bis gesagt wurde, dass die zweite ehe dadurch zustande kam, dass der mann ein halbes jahr heimlich fremdgegangen ist, und der zweiten frau auch die erste verheimlicht hat. das ist voll panne.
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  6413. it wasn't as big a deal as it was made out to be. he handled the aftermath quite badly though, and it drew attention to his private life being quite fucked up. it could have gone a lot smoother if he had been faster to realise that it really was 100% a mistake. he kept trying to low key justify or excuse it, and was just really weird about it. both chris rock and will smith are supposed to be comedians, it's weird how much they didn't just laugh it off, ane just kept it awkward. they should have just acknowledged that it was an extremely stupid decision, and that physically attacking somebody during a stage performance can be a lot more traumatising than if the slap had happened more privately, so it was kind of serious. standard youtube apology type stuff: properly acknowledge why it was bad, and apologise. there was no reason to drag this out as a scandal for more than a month.
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  6414. I don't think pakistan and india were doing that great after the massacres and ethnic cleansing of the partitioning.
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  6415. once again a totally inappropriate decision to shoot from an american cop. what he should have done was get out of the car. when he started shooting, the guy was already unarmed and turning to run away. at most he shoulf have fired warning shots to make sure the guy lets him get out of the car, but aiming for him was unreasonable force.
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  6416. that could have spared us some deranged moments from ana, like that week in the summer of 2020 when she had 3-4 screaming fits in which she blamed her unreasonable decision to go on a cruise in spite of covid in early march (a week or two after the second quarantined cruise ship made global headlines) on bob woodward not telling the american people that trump was lying and actually knew that covid was as bad as all the news reports were saying... as if ana had been basing her assessment of covid on trusting what trump said about it.
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  6417. new centrist party with barely any policies founded by a finance bro and named "forward" - yang is blatantly trying to imitate emmanuel macron's "en marche"! xD
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  6418. you can't really make a video about this because of the invasion of ukraine that calls out russian use of cluster munitions and american hypocrisy, but then neglect to mention that ukraine also is not a signatory and has used cluster munitions in civilian areas of donbass in recent years. this is unnecessarily one-sided.
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  6419. "the german incoming chancellor" - excuse me? xD the election hasn't happened yet and it is very much contested between at least two, almost three candidates! I think they're probably all blaming biden though.
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  6420.  @gryphonberlin  no, shootings are moderately rare in germany, not very rare. non-political mass shootings are moderately common in germany compared to other countries. nowhere near the US of course, but nobody is.
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  6421. isn't taiwan a good example for the potential for singapore to democratize? or somewhat less comparably south korea? I don't reall know, but I think indonesia and malaysia have also gotten somewhat more democratic, haven't they (not comparable to taiwan or south korea)?
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  6422. 1:16 eww thin blue line copaganda
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  6423. 2:07 classic, bragging about finding an empty rocket launch tube! and is he claiming that it's american? that's a swedish AT-4. 😒
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  6424. it's the german spelling
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  6425. "nothing will fundamentally change" - joe biden
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  6426. what sort of missiles were those? does russia have incendiary cruise missiles? the one that hit the road spread A LOT of fire for relatively little explosive damage (that crater is very shallow).
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  6427. two words: cartels terrorism 💩
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  6428. wow, that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. literally the single dumbest thing ever.
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  6429. right, right, don't mind the afghan progressives desperately trying to catch a flight before the US military calls off the evacuation. why would anybody care about them at TYT, the home of progressives? let's just talk about elon musk's latest CGI mockup of some weird useless thing he claims to want to try to make some time!
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  6430.  @khadimndiaye7730  frag nie eine frau nach ihrem alter, einen mann nach seinem gehalt, oder i. nach seinen beweisen. der zentralrat scheint weitgehend eine staatliche lobbyorganisation zu sein. als solche vertritt er mit großem eifer die gleichsetzung seiner religion bzw. seines volkes mit dem staat i. - vergleichbar mit der ADL in amerika, zu der du diesbezüglich als beispiel wahrscheinlich wesentlich mehr dokumentation finden kannst, da derartiges in deutschland viel stärker tabuisiert ist.
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  6431. labanon, das land der laberer, landesüblicher gruß "was labasch du?"
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  6432. considering that this woman was also the one in an earlier hamas video screaming at the israeli government to stop the bombing and negotiate hostage exchanges instead, I wonder what threats the israeli state has now made specifically against her to shut her up. my best guess would be a threat to mount some level of challenge to her parental rights, based on interpreting her angry video from captivity and her blaming israel and failing to blame hamas for anything as evidence of mental illness, and her encouraging her daughter to befriend their captors as endangerment, by way of helping hamas to recruit her daughter as a future terrorist.
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  6433. it's every kid's dream to find a message in a bottle? but is it? xD
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  6434. the balkans did an absolutely terrible job developing a stable peace since the wars. the different balkan nations still live in separate fantasy worlds defined by opposition to one another. over two decades should have been enough for an effective truth and reconciliation effort and today's youth should have been taught a reliable understanding of the value of tolerance. even rwanda and south africa did it better.
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  6435. I don't like this woman's accent, bring back janelle dumalaon! :<
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  6436. of courae the speaker of parliament is elected by the people. he is elected directly by the people to be a member of parliament, and he is elected indirectly through the elected MPs to be speaker. the president on the other hand WAS NOT elected to hold the powers of the prime minister, parliament and constitutional court!
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  6437. what is? not the current thumbnail.
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  6438. that's a good example of why scammers target elderly people. how else would you ever find somebody who has 1.8m in the bank and still so scammable? scamming old people can be as easy as scamming a kid or inexperienced young adult, and even easier with techno-babble, but some old people have accumulated a lot of money from back when they were still sharper. also a good example of why past a certain age, people should probably employ some kind of financial manager. then any scam call would just end in "oh I don't handle all that anymore, you need to call my financial manager", and obviously the financial manager wouldn't fall for this crap. of course there also are scamming financial managers, but I would think that those are possible to avoid with some help from friends or family.
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  6439. 8:25 ah yes, primitive pederasty. not concerning at all!
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  6440.  @RossDmoch  huh? what would I be crying about? are you ok, are you hallucinating? "cry harder" makes no sense in response to ridicule.
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  6441. drug prohibition happened. all those novel drugs are primarily attempts to circumvent prohibitions, either for distribution or for production or both.
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  6442. these are good examples of how when you examine objects made of plastics (like the black grip scales on all the oldest models here), you find plastic objects from today backwards to roughly the 70s or 80s that visibly degrade and turn brittle and ugly with age, but then before that transition period, seemingly on every plastic object before 1970, you find almost without exception plastic types that are ao durable that after 100 years they still look newer andstill are tougher than today's plastics are after 0-10 years.
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  6443. the ülanet is not being saved, it's being destroyed. well, many species will ultimately outlive us and new ecosystems will emerge. but we will eradicate easily the majority of species.
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  6444. please let this be peak hypocrisy, I can not.
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  6445. the mother is the real criminal - for naming her daughter "navy".
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  6446. while I do agree with the need for authoritative organizations to refer isr°°li w°r crimes to the ICC, it is bizarre for the head of the UN aid agency primarily tasked with helping pales°°nians to ask al jazeera, a news organization, to engage in activism on behalf of pale°°inians. UNRWA itself should do exactly what he asked for. on the other hand for al jazeera, engaging so actively would do more harm than good because there is a lot of value in news organizations maintaining neutrality in terms of actions. for example, AJ doingth is would provide a relatively strong excuse for is°°el to ban AJ from operating in isr°°l and palestine.
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  6447. that's some ridiculous commentary at the end there, for an election that ended so close after being set up so unfairly for the winner (like through control of the media). the commentator talked about it as if it had been a fair victory with a strong margin - in reality, those 4 points are certainly less than the number of votes gained by manipulation of the populus through government-controlled media. and a few points being shifted by election fraud are certainly also a possibility, and seem likely considering the big discrepancy in favor of erdogan between the opinion polls and the election results in both rounds. with a result this close, it is clear that erdogan would have lost in a fair election.
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  6448. what has changed to cause that guy to tweet that is not an acute increase in false accusations to silence criticism, nor has he just developed a sensitivity for it. the change that has occurred is that is°°el is now moving past that guy's personal comfort zone and starting do things he sees as warranting criticism. he wants voices he disagrees with suppressed by slander, but not voices he agrees with.
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  6449. TYT, since the name was problematic first, is MUCH more problematic, and was so for almost 90 years before TYT was founded, whereas when the NAACP was founded, "coloured people" was the most polite term. and no, it has never been a slur, it's just antiquated and historically associated with segregation.
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  6450. Al Cupone be xappy we're not xanging you anymore. greetings from germany.
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  6451. kein kinderschokoladewitz? angst vor klagen?
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  6452. LOL who got bribed for this, and how much?
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  6453. 0:34 interesting how almost all of that black earth in ukraine lines up with the territory russia wanted to make into novorossia if they could have, and with the previous stalinist russifying population exchange efforts.
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  6454. apparently when you're occupying nazi germany, you don't need semi-auto or sights.
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  6455. well yes, the world has in fact been changing rapidly in the 21st century.
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  6456. the luty makes the argument that gun control doesn't work perfectly, but it fails to make an argument against the functionality of ammunition control. generally in countries with strict gun laws, the ammo is just as strictly controlled. and pistol ammunition is less likely to qualify for a legal excuse to have it than shotgun or hunting rifle ammunition.
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  6457. well, it would be most helpful if they got enough military support that they wouldn't need to flee or could return soon, but otherwise these people have relatively good chances to be treated well compared to refugees from just about anywhere else. afghans for example are in bigger trouble.
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  6458. that sounds like a very happy end. I'm sure her family loves the kid because he's all they have left of hers. doesn't matter that he's asopted, he was supposed to be part of her life forever.
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  6459. because of canary mission, i-country's big doxing and libel operation.
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  6460. they're going to have to flurry the mcflurry by hand
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  6461. if that was in the past 10 years, it may have been a-pvp, but that's nowhere near enough information to make a guess. people can just be mentally ill without any or with any drugs.
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  6462. uses hand sanitizer, immediately leans with hand against wall
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  6463. pretty sure she was past wanting love from HIM.
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  6464. I half expected the hooters shirt to say"looters" xD
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  6465. what kinda facial recognition is that? it seems like it matched them because they had similar glasses on. I'm pretty sure that software should ignore glasses. the evil twin picture is really bad though, can't really tell how much they look alike. I think their noses are pretty similar and they're about the same age, but otherwise idk. why does an ice skating rink have a face rec system? if americans were as serious about their freedom as they proclaim to be, they would avoid supporting businesses that do that.
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  6466. Gigi Watson who hurt you? why are you fantasizing about killing people?
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  6467. I like the scaley grip scales. very punny.
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  6468. Ibn Khaldun congratulations, that means absolutely nothing.
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  6469. "die wikipedia"? ich glaub böhmi sagt wohl auch "die nutella"...
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  6470. please listen to even just two minutes of the same line of questioning that were deceptively cut off immediately before this clip here by TYT's resident hasb°ra peddler. the university officials were clumsily ignoring the explicit misrepresentation of "calls for gen°cide" in the questions, and commenting on the actual events the line of questioning was about, which according to the inquisitor herself consisted of calls for "int°fada" and "global in°ifada". she asserted that this means gen°cide, which is false. the inti°adas are noted for having included many obviously non-g°nocidal terr°rist and ins°rgent att°cks, but the most common actions by far were peaceful protests (or ones involving stone throwing, which is kind of unavoidable when the cops/army att°ck you every time anyway) and civil disobedience. it is therefore prudent for universities to not assert that such calls are calls for vi°lence (certainly would not meet that standard to not be legally protected speech in american courts), and there is absolutely no doubt that they are not calls for g°nocide. there do not appear to have been any calls for gen°cide on these campuses, or if there were, the inquisitor failed to mention them.
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  6471.  @peaches.peachy  still counts
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  6472. I think it was a good or moderately good cage movie
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  6473. well that was made very easy by the fact that israel released that drone footage that just directly shows the execution. 🤦‍♂️
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  6474. I haven't seen more of the footage than this here, but I'm mostly surprised to see nobody reaching for their luggage. could just be that none thought of it while the plane was still rolling though. in any evacuation as especially an urgwnt one like this, the crew are going to tell passengers to leave their luggage, since maneuvering it through the plane would certainly slow down the evacuation, risking lives for material possessions. but anyone who was selfish enough in this accident to take their luggage anyway was rewarded with not having it incinerated.
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  6475. of course it still exists, those mud buildings are constantly repaired or rebuilt. there are other places famous for even more elaborate mud buildings, such as yemen.
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  6476. ich bin auch großer bürokratiehasser, aber mit der attitüde können die gern nach hause gehen. der irak ist ja auch tatsächlich seit dem dreh deutlich sicherer geworden (IS besiegt), da war das für diese leute im video wohl keine ganz doofe entscheidung. flüchtlinge und migranten werden definitiv auf dem weg hierher unmenschlich behandelt, aber es wäre auch schön, wenn man die leute noch vor ihrer abreise realistischer informieren könnte, was sie hier wirklich zu erwarten haben. die scheinen im allgemeinen zu denken, hierzulande wären alle menschen reich, und wenn sie herkommen werden sie vom staat auch automatisch reich. dementsprechend machen sich viel zu viele auf den weg, und die werden dann zur abschreckung misshandelt.
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  6477. nevermind, I looked it up and he does appear to be quite guilty :o
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  6478. 1:45 he pull up
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  6479. what? why would anybody think that?
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  6480. ok but does anybody else think that starlink seems like a very supervillain thing to do even by musky standards?
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  6481. "we're the police" -not actually the police at all
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  6482. what she's saying is right. russians ARE collectively responsible for putin because he has had and still has overwhelming majority support. russians had more freedoms, they were able to get real information if they wanted it, but they gave it away. every time putin went to war, russians applauded and his approval shot up (it's up 10 points to 70% right now). every time he took away freedoms and destroyed his opposition, the majority of russians defended it. russians are collectively responsible like germans were collectively responsible. the russian people have brought us back to the brink of a nuclear war, they deserve all the sanctions. russians have caused much worse suffering to others than they are experiencing now. we'll see about forgiveness if they change, but for now, the russian people are collectively responsible for putin and the war. bystanders are complicit. the situation is serious enough to demand that they either leave or resist. when injustice becomes law, resistance becomes a duty. I understand that they are deluded, but that can not be an excuse.
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  6483.  @cnervip  vietnam switched from chinese script to an adapted latin alphabet. seems like a definitive W of communist modernism, except for the fact that it looks much uglier. edit: nope, it was actually done during french colonial times
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  6484. america is rotten. nothing since perhaps even earlier than trump's election has demonstrated this to me as a european leftist as clearly as the enthusiastic total abandonment by america broadly and the supposed humanitarians on the american left specifically of the afghan people. ZERO solidarity with afghan women, liberals, leftists, gays etc. because it would get in the way of the dogma of bringing the troops home. TYT went as far as viciously attacking all calls for an extension of the kabul airlift, slandering this clearly humanitarian mission as "warmongering". they kept screaming about how the american right was pretending to care about afghans, while making no effort to conceal that it was the american left pushing for every real way of abandoning afghans. what level of delusion does it take to observe the taliban takeover of afghanistan and the utter despair of millions of afghans who put some level of trust in the west and the islamic republic of afghanistan, and still claim to see no purpose that the ISAF occupation served? after 20 years of making promises about human rights to afghans, it is still a completely alien concept to americans that #AfghanLivesMatter .
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  6485. Lynn Trisinscius heck
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  6486. 1:30 the kid accidentally spilled some first because he tripped, and then he pretended that he meant to do that.
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  6487. MrChildSnifferThePresident ...and that's not senseless?
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  6488. I think that bit about nazi child deportations is false. as far as I'm aware, they did not try to make jewish children german, as they were considered too intrinsically bad. they did do it to mixed german-slavic children from the occupied east and slavic children with adequately "aryan" features though.
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  6489. ​ @emelcelik2211  36 vs 15.000 ist eine zahl größer als die andere?
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  6490. 7:14 I HATE this guy's accent, can somebody please tell me where it's from so I know who I hate? :)
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  6491. what are you referring to? the aid cap is°°el has been unofficially enforcing for the last month is 100 trucks per day.
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  6492.  @dustinsindledecker154  I know, it's super far from adequate. it's one (8-wheeler) truck per day for 23,000 people. fully loaded, around 600g per person. if that was nothing but wheat flour, it would be 2000kcal per person per day, but those trucks also include the only genuinely safe water source, along with everything else (though there is a separate small number of fuel trucks entering, I believe it was 2 per day, but that may well have changed for the worse). and not only is the stuff difficult to get through rafah's looting crowd, but i°°°el doesn't allow any transport into or through its ground invasion area, so aomething like three quarters of the territory can't be reached at all. btw. not only do all parties of a war have a duty according to the geneva conventions to not target civilians and hospitals, but they actually have a duty to take action to enable hospital operations. for all of those hospitals i°°°el has violently shut down, they actually have a duty to supply them.
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  6493. this particular big war is and will be unpopular with russians, but russians absolutely share responsibility for the whole thing happening because they have been supportive of military aggression all throughout putin's reign. in recent weeks before the invasion, putin's approval has been rising considerably to 70%. immediately after the annexation of crimea, it was much higher at 90% or so (until the sanctions brought it down lower than it was before crimea). the russian people wanted aggressive posturing to extort concessions, and perhaps annexation of the donbass. they did not want a full invasion of ukraine, but they supported the buildup to it. they did not take the situation nearly as seriously as they should have. western sanctions have been VERY weak (like the US only sanctioning separatist territories after the russian independence recognition and donbass invasion announcement) and this weakness probably contributed to the ultimate go-ahead of the full invasion. there have to be much tougher sanctions now, and the russian people should have considered that there was real risk to their own economic standing, too. they just expected to win the extortion game and considered neither the other side's well-being nor the possibility of this escalation. at this point, they deserve worse sanctions than what's likely to happen, given the western backpedaling on SWIFT. putin has been calling the west on what so far appears to have been a bluff when they threatened the worst sanctions ever.
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  6494. I barely recognised the guy in the thumbnail - another victim of the hollywood botox/filler thing
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  6495. ok talib
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  6496. what I findincredible here is how rapidly biden is working to make himself unelectable. he was already polling behind trump before this, and while this will not make pwople vote for trump insteady it absolutely is going to lose biden a portion of his voter base that he cna not spare. he may as well drop out of the race now, he is DONE. the US media have been holding off the realisation, but the necessary atrocities that will make supporting israel tank biden in the election have already happened and are already happening. the new bucha is called rashid street, look up the video.
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  6497. 16:32 sounds like she would be someone with a take worth hearing about the10/7 r°°° narrative. did you not think of asking her, or did she say she didn't want to comment on that for reasons of personal safety since that is an issue that makes people particularly aggressive and is very important to the state because it's probably the closest thing to a successful international prop°°°nda theme they've had lately?
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  6498. hä?????
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  6499. who is buster?
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  6500. yeah this is way better than most ofbhis videos. I bet it's because his migration plan is going well.
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  6501. first it was 40 minutes, then nearly an hour, and noe it's 75 minutes that the cops waited? cool.
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  6502. that DOES look like a nice house for a $5 tip, and it doesn't matter for the delivery driver how big the delivery is, the drive is the same. basically if you can afford it, you should tip a similar amount for any delivery regardless of the size. I think the guy voiced the complaint in a light enough way, I approve.
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  6503. I believe that this maneuver is called the tactical circle-jerk.
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  6504. 六四事件 天安門廣場 what are you talking sbout? DW is state media of a state that didn't exist in the 1920s. there having been german radio broadcasts before doesn't make them predecessors. there is a big political difference between the weimar republic and west germany in 53. in 53, west germany was under allied occupation and effectively as much an american satellite state as east germany was a soviet satellite state. germany was expected to become the main front of a new war, and german media were extremely politicized akin to war censorship. the west wanted to make a point that they were the ones with the free press, so it was more accurate than the soviet-controlled press, but the press was still heavily instrumentalized for propaganda.
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  6505. I believe that's called a nokification case.
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  6506. the "zombie drug" craze is a one to one rehash of the PCP panic, and just as non-factual. meanwhile the media keep releasing stories about "teens discovering smoking brugmansia as a legal weed replacement", sounding all harmless, when THAT is the drug that ACTUALLY has extremely scary effects like that (more so when ingested than when smoked). drug coverage in non-specialised media is generally really bad.
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  6507.  @MrLoobu  I'm just saying that leaking is possible for nuclear reactors. in fact it is much more common than cases in which the reactor containment breaks or the core melts. pressure cookers can leak also, and in some cases the leaking of radioactivity at nuclear reactors is quite similar because it too is often (I think in most reactors) contained under pressure. in some cases, venting radioactive gas is necessary as an emergency measure to reduce pressure, similar to the overpressure valves on all pressure cookers. so yeah, your comparison is very bad. xD
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  6508.  @MrLoobu  the problem is that it's wrong, silly.
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  6509. they sound different, the tone of the second one is lower.
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  6510. I don't generally have a problem with sanctions harming average russians in principle, since I do consider them collectively guilty, but a lot of this is clearly counterproductive, as targeting civilians during war almost always is.
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  6511. huh? who besides turkey has an S-400 in NATO?
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  6512. it's yanuKOvitsh, not yaNOOkuvik.
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  6513. jury trials are ridiculous, they make justice a game show.
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  6514. damn, that's scary. handmaid's tale sons of jacob shit!
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  6515. konrad adenauer?
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  6516. 8:18 sachsenhass vom allerfeinsten :'D
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  6517. thanks, I hate it.
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  6518. trevor reid is advocating for the US government getting her out of russia "whatever the cost"? that's some manchurian candidate shit right there, it's highly inappropriate during the war in ukraine. really it's inappropriate always, because giving in to demands from hostage takers encourages more hostage taking and gives them power.
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  6519. as someone in possession of the real thing that my great-grandma brought back from theresienstadt, I do not appreciate your appropriation of that yellow star for your imagined covid martyrdom.
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  6520. #iris4isis xD
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  6521. what a shocking surprise! :o
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  6522. a mega-gay can of worms xD
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  6523. if affluenza is a defense, then living in florida should count as a defense, too.
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  6524. hey america! the sweetener in stevia products is supposed to be stevia!
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  6525. israel deliberately provoked this war by storming the al aqsa mosque twice for no good reason (and otherwise heavily abusing demonstrators), and then not meeting hamas' uncharacteristically reasonable demands to withdraw police from the temple mount and cease bombing tower blocks in gaza. israel's actions at the beginning of this war make it extremely easy to blame them for this one, and of course, as always, they have done nothing but escalate at every step along the way. sure, maybe hamas wants war as much as israel does, but that is a pathetic standard to hold israel to!
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  6526. yup. I want to believe this woman, but she doesn't seem credible AT ALL. her testimony is also riddled with hearsay.
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  6527. naaaah this ain't it, I thought you were over this shit roman. this russian victimhood narrative is absolute garbage.
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  6528. where is the justice?
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  6529. sheesh, owen's had quite a glow up since this, hasn't he? xD
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  6530. maybe this could become the year when americans notice that the real labor day is may 1st? the US and canada have a BS labor day in the fall that was created to prevent leftist labor movements and communists/socialists from establishing international solidarity.
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  6531. whoa you really buried the lead there at the very end of the video in the rotterdam mayor's speech! why wouldn't you mention that multiple rioters got shot by the cops? I mean these people are total scum, but it's a very notable detail!
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  6532. I'm not the only one who did a double take on the hungarian drawing, right? 👀👀
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  6533.  @Lolatyou133337  I've seen that schtick before. everybody who whines about vice going woke thinks that vice used to be like gavin mcinnes after vice. it wasn't.
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  6534. pretty sure that's not true
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  6535. 7:20 *bundestag 😅
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  6536. 0:33 at least 2:1? who gave him those numbers, that is ABSURDLY generous! that's like every single adult man killed!
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  6537. what, you didn't think it was worth acknowledging that those are huge inaccuracies, and it took this long to find them, that actually is indicative of a deeply flawed system that also much more plausibly could hide actual election fraud? trump lost, republicans bad, that was the commentary we needed instead? 🙄
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  6538. STOP HAMMERING FILES ON FILES OMG
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  6539. ehropeans and americans assume that israelis learned the same message from the holocaust, but they absolutely did not. what they learned is "we are the victims".
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  6540. david shyster is ben gleib light. he claims here that most isr°°°°s think that it's been, as biden said, "over the top". actually polls show that the majority thinks too little firepower has been used. specifically among °°°ish citizens, the percentage who thought it was too much has fluctuated between 1.7% and 8%.
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  6541. they do. but restraining israel is much more important because israel has not only the genocidal intent that hamas shares, but also the means to do it. the risk to israel that hamas poses is comparatively miniscule if israel just keeps a remotely reasonable troop presence under remotely decent command at and near the gaza bordery and keeps getting billions of dollars worth of iron dome missiles paid for by US taxpayers. the incredibly depraved massacre and mass kidnapping by hamas was still nothing compared to the crimes israel has since committed against the people of gaza. to any honest observer, the bombing also is obviously intended to terrorise all gazan civilians (and by netanyahu's own announcement intended to depopulate gaza, presumably primarily by driving the residents into egypt). but the "total siege" is next level brazen criminality, as there is no way to even begin to argue that it doesn't primarily target the civilian population, since almost all people in gaza are civilians. to blockade the supply of all goods including water, food, fuel and medicine as a method of warfare is as clear a war crime or crime against humanity as they come.
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  6542.  @aycc-nbh7289  yes, the geneva conventions apply in palestine because the palestinian authority ratified them, and partially also because parts are considered universal customary law. jurisdiction is defined in relation to territory, not to the enemy one claims to be fighting against. the military value of a target must be high in proportion to the civilian collateral damage to justify striking it, regardless of whether those civilians are actively used as human shields. and there is zero military value to israel's ground forces shutting down al shifa by kicking everybody out days after invading it. at that point they had plenty of ability to distinguish, and had the obligation and the ability to restart operations of al shifa and other hospitals under its control. the IDF itself says that it faced no resistance while entering al shifa - yet they were firing tank shells and bullets at hospital buildings all around, and inside they tossed and tore open equipment and breached doors and walls with explosives. well, they're also known for avoiding open streets during parts of their raids by blasting their way through the walls of occupied homes one by one - which by the way, besides disproportionately harming civilians, also is deliberate human shielding. the same goes for israel's ubiquitously common practice of invading any palestinian home in the west bank that happens to be in an opportune location, blast open walls as needed, and make those homes into firing positions while detaining the inhabitants inside. though in gaza today, I suppose they are more likely to just murder them.
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  6543. come on, guys. EVERYBODY, including TYT and the justice dems prefers AOC to other progressives because she's pretty, charismatic, and white enough to appeal to pretty much all of america. that's not just a mainstream news thing, don't be ridiculous!
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  6544. dude, you repeat yourself so much that it feels like the video is looping.
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  6545. "die uniform bleibt neutral"? ja lol ey... die frau hat doch perfekt zum ausdruck gebracht, wie 90% der polizisten denken!
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  6546. "because chimps are built like michelangelo statues" - damn, this guy is educated!
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  6547. I'm not great at guessing toddler ages but I'd say she's 3-3 1/2. that sould make her the age from which most people permanently remember their first memories, and in particular very emotional ones. in my opinion there is a high likelyhood that she will remember bring down there, hurting from the fall and looking for her toy. besides, even if she was younger, dubconscious trauma can remain, and I would guess that she would then be likely to remain claustrophobic or particularly scared of the dark.
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  6548. that was money well spent! he paid a couple percent more to build the house, but he kept the house almost fully intact instead of losing it entirely.
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  6549. well you still haven't really gotten over the "mimimimi russophobia" thing, so I'd say you're still russian.
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  6550. 5:07 is that... a lying dog-faced pony soldier? :O
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  6551. who were these people who decided to adopt a dog they were definitely told was fearful, and then returned her because they had no clue how to handle (or rather not handle) a fearful dog? I think they just picked her because she's cute. this isn't even a difficult fearful dog, she's just quietly hiding and backing away, not even barking or growling!
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  6552. you people live in an alternate reality.
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  6553. well, hunting individual species to extinction causes harm by reducing biodiversity and upsetting ecosystems, but in terms of mistreating animals directly, most farming is much worse. if you buy any cheap or normal animal products, you are paying other people to abuse animals worse than those poachers.
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  6554. I don't understand why western media never explain these events correctly. the audience sizes are because these propaganda events are mandatory for all sorts of employees of major government-associated companies, university students, and of course all nearby government employees. these people are threatened with employment sanctions or police investigations if they demonstrate disapproval of the government by not attending the event.
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  6555. sounds a wee bit desperate
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  6556. didn't take long to ensure that there were no tunnels leading into the hospital from which reporters and propagandists could be attacked, did it? 🙄
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  6557. the paris massacre of 1961 wasn't just the police killing protesters. after the protest dispersed, the police hunted algerians throughout the city.
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  6558. no, it's the content. it is very much the content.
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  6559. you know, I think I'm finally learning my lesson to not believe any claims made in youtube comments, because I have seen too many making very confident and specific claims with literally no basis in reality. though of course this is a special case because it's straight russian-style azerbaijani government propaganda, so I would need to be extra dum-dum to take it at face value. so I looked it up. turns out that some early historical records of armenians living in today's nagorno-karabakh are from the second century BCE. a much more diverse and indisputable record proving nagorno-karabakh to be majority armenian begins in the 4th century CE. so your claim is off by about 1500-2000 years, at least a factor of 10. good job, my guy. with lies about history, it's good to be ambitious, to aim for the stars. #biglie
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  6560. I'm even more creeped out by dance moms and toddlers and tiaras than by child pageants.
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  6561. haben diese leute doch alle.
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  6562. I think we're already at war with russia and should attack the russian airforce over ukraine. the ukrainians are proving their usefulness as allies, if we don't help them more we're going to wish we still had them soon. a slightly less aggressive option would be to equip some ukrainw-adjacent air bases in NATO countries with some really good air defense systems, and let ukrainian pilots fly from those.
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  6563. weil man da super schummeln kann?
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  6564. I feel like it would have been smart to invest in facebook between this video and today, before we knew that elon musk was going to outstupid facebook, and give facebook this good of a shot to add a replacement to a destroyed twitter to its social media lineup.
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  6565. i-country threatens? i-country has words? 😂
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  6566. "plans" "on standby" - nice to see that somebody is even slower than germany!
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  6567. I imagine that the market for this is as tacticool graduation presents after special forces training for "relatively secular rebel groups" with names like jabhat al islam or jaish e shahid.
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  6568. butler-->rotate b 180°-->putler koinkidink? 🧐
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  6569. ja ist klar, nordkorea plant den dritten weltkrieg und gibt gleichzeitig riesige mengen artilleriemunition an russland ab. 🙄
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  6570. das ist die unterschicht der zukunft, die FDP und co pflegen.
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  6571. kein wunder, dass die frau in avdiivka den verst and verliert - avdiivka ist schon seit über einem jahr beinahe eingekesselt. bei solchen videos von zivilisten an der front stört mich immer wieder, dass die ukrainer bisher fast nirgendwo zwangsevakuierungen beschlossen haben (ich glaube nur für kinder in bachmut im märz dieses jahres oder so). klar gibt es gründe, sich bei den leuten nicht durch zwangsmaßnahmen unbeliebt zu machen, vor allem wenn dann leute sich oder ihre kinder verstecken und keine hilfe mehr annehmen um nicht entdeckt zu werden. aber ich finde nicht, dass eltern ein recht darauf haben, ihre kinder monatelang unter artilleriebeschuss im keller leben zu lassen, mit kaum nahrungsversorgung, und ohne wasser, strom, internet, heizung, medizin und schule/kindergarten. ich denke in den meisten frontregionen würde es sinn machen, innerhalb der reichweite der üblichen artillerie (20-30km) kinder unter 15 zwangsmäßig zu evakuieren, zusammen mit mindestens einem sorgeberechtigten. für pflegebedürftige erwachsene wärs sicher auch oft sinnvoll, aber weniger pauschal und ohne begleitungszwang.
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  6572. they said a sentence and it didn't sound like they speak it well, to me who doesn't know a word of it. I think they probably just understand song lyrics.
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  6573. au weia, was für ein gezappel von spiegelTV! xD
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  6574. those peole in the factory are in desperate need of breathing protection. dust masks at least!
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  6575. what book? oh, the one that says that all of this is our land. 😌
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  6576. Mr Steinbergenson pizza is a perfect food.
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  6577. Low Down that just makes it not murder. it's still 8 counts of involuntary manslaughter, basically reckless endangerment causing 8 deaths.
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  6578. in paris they stack it higher 🗼
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  6579. no he doesn't, he was born in america and seems to have never lived in israel.
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  6580.  @CordeliaWagner  wo kriegt man denn cocablätter? 👀
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  6581. 100% of mass shooters have eaten bread in the past! gluten causes mass shootings!
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  6582. no, we are not taking him. he is the most american american.
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  6583. it's been bad throughout, but they really pushed hard on this report. it's razed clear of unwelcome facts almost as thoroughly as al shifa is of life.
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  6584. define bidenomics
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  6585.  @PabloTheThinker  no, he does not.
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  6586.  @PabloTheThinker  define bidenomics
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  6587.  @factsnotfeelings3247  seems more like his involvement in the pharmaceutical industry was that he founded an investment scam, a mini-theranos.
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  6588. splicing two pieces of wood together like that doesn't make anything warp less, however it enables the producer to stretch supplies of particularly stable wood (many years of dry storage, straight growth) much further by only using it for the smaller front part of the stock.
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  6589. 2013 hat die aktuelle ägyptische militärdiktatur den arabischen frühling im land besiegt, indem sie das größte demonstranten-massaker mindestens seit peking 1989 anrichtete (wahrscheinlich über 1000 tote in einer nacht, zahl unklar da vertuscht durch verschwindenlassen, verbrennen und nichterfassen der leichen durch die behörden). eine scheinwahl und ein jahr später, also keine zwei jahre nach seinem putsch, wurde feldmarschall sisi von angela merkel per staatsbesuch in berlin als präsident legitimiert. seitdem ist ägypten einer der größten käufer deutscher waffen, 2021 und ein paar jahre davor sogar der größte (also vor saudi-arabien und den vereinigten amerikanischen emiraten). und jetzt hält man in so einem widerlichen land auch noch den klimagipfel ab, damit auch wirklich alle staaten zeigen, dass die ägyptische diktatur respektiert wird. danke, merkel! übrigens baut ägypten gerade eine neue hauptstadt für die regierung und das militär (offiziell sind die getrennt), um dem volk zukünftige revolutionsversuche durch distanz schwerer zu machen. ist auch nicht gerade das klimafreundlichste projekt, so eine neue stadt mitten in der wüste (ein gutes stück weg vom nil um weg vom volk zu kommen). und selbstverständlich ist alles nur für autoverkehr gebaut.
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  6590. this is really baselessly delusional commentary, just telling one side what they want to hear to grab youtube views. you took various points of discussion, pretended to know that each of them will actually work out better than indicated, and assembled that into a pandering commentary video. ukraine is currently already severely running out of soldiers and russia is not, and you say that somehow for no known reason, if ukraine holds out a few more years (so a hundred thousand more dead plus huge additional destruction), russia will somehow... run out of stuff even though it's producing way more than ukraine's allies, and has excellent access to various critical materials from its own geologic deposits or from all sorts of bordering asian states, of which few could refuse to sell materials ro russia. you are cheering on ukraine's destruction. it has become plenty clear that the ukrainian government serves american interests and not ukrainian interests. and so do you.
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  6591. you support post-natal abortion?
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  6592. Myrodin he lives in prague
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  6593.  @aralornwolf3140  also true (and would fit in reference to what israel did to gazans found legally working in israel after the hamassacre). but of course that kind of statement is in no way harmed, and is in fact strengthened, by also condemning the hamassacre.
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  6594. "mimimimimimimimi" - america
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  6595. calling for gen°°ide would be a call for viol°nce, but the thing is that that did not happen. what took place were calls for "int°fada" and "global intif°da" (according to the inquisitor). the int°fadas did involve a lot of viol°nce, but most people's participation was limited to nonviolent protests and civil disobedience. thus a call for int°fada can not be fairly considered to be a call for vi°lence, much less for gen°cide.
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  6596. maybe some white people should have told you about logic, and reasoned arguments.
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  6597. Chris Ruiz scratch germany from that list and add new zealand, taiwan, vietnam and singapore. germany has done better than our neighbours, but the government has done so much worse than necessary by trying to accept too high infection rates instead of properly holding lockdowns long enough to reach levels where track and trace and very targeted lockdowns would be viable like new zealand, taiwan, vietnam etc. have done. lockdowns have also always happened too late, like when the british variant came to germany and clearly started taking over, mirroring the situation in the UK two months earlier that went terribly. we've had like five months of wishy washy mostly lockdowns that were just barely not effective enough to yield positive results (until summer weather saved us again this year). but what they did achieve was to enrage and grow the antivax antimask antilockdown facebook crowd. germany has done ok-ish with covid because it's a rich country with a good healthcare system (ICU beds per capita are super many for example and like 99% of people are insured), and we somewhat conform to the stereotype of respecting rules and regularions, but the government's strategy has been nothing to brag about, at least not since the end of the first wave a year ago.
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  6598. esgeht nicht ummessen, es geht um kommerziellen handel vs privathandel. professionelle waffenhändler brauchen dokumente, privatverkäufe, egal ob auf messen oder nicht, laufen ohne.
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  6599.  @CassieAngelica  pretty good, but I have yet to make fausch happen
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  6600. that self-humidification doesn't sound like something that could plausibly be explained by origin, it sounds more like something that could be explained by some fuckery with glycerin or what not.
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  6601. I think he probably does need the gazprom money. guys like that always manage to end up in debt, no matter how much money they once had. nicholas cage did, too, though of course he's way better than seagal and has surely made far more money from movies.
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  6602. I grew up with pseudoscience due to family ties to that waldorf/steiner school cult movement. for getting me out of it, I credit the now much-maligned youtube sceptic/new atheism thing (before many of those content creators turned into fascist grifters around 2014). pseudoscientific and specifically pseudohistorical content has always been very popular on youtube. what's happening now is just an inferior AI-generated imitation of that successful content, because making extraordinary pseudoscientific claims that lend themselves to flashy titles and thumbnails was identified as the most popular and lucrative youtube videos one can make within the technical limitations of the robot voiceover and non-copyrighted picture and video material.
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  6603. before 9/11, americans could visit canada and mexico WITHOUT A PASSPORT? HOW?! I understand visa-free travel, but without a passport, there is no registry of your entry, no confirmation of your identity, and to return to the US, what, you just have to speak american convincingly? the F***?!
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  6604. for his age yes,and his age is much too old for a high office. american gerontocracy needs to stop, it's wrecking humanity.
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  6605. all countries should allow desecration of any copy of any religious scripture that the person doing it legally owns. yes, that absolutely is free speech. quran burning is not a hate crime because it is neither an attack on people, nor an incitement to other crimes. it is a gesture of criticism and disrespect aimed at a religious and political ideology that must be legal. it also happens to be justified, as muslims are eager to demonstrate every time it is done, like the mob that stormed the swedish embassy in iraq, and the iraqi government that chose not to uphold its duty to protect the embassy. these muslim retribution attacks are the hate crimes, and they are the ones inciting violence, calling for mass murder in response to a badly written book of lies being disrespected! one of my favourite absurd news headlines in recent years was when in bangladesh, muslims killed several hindus in pogroms because they saw a picture on facebook of a quran resting on the knee of a hindu idol statue. the pogroms were led by what the reporting hilariously called "primarily an anti-blasphemy party". 🤦 #jesuischarlie
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  6606. chayna
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  6607. i-country has defeated ukraine.
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  6608. clown
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  6609. that's not what's happening. it's a far right leader pandering to the whole society. practically all first class citizwns want this, he is buying their support for his continued governance by being the guy seen as most likely to both want to do the most harm and sell it to the allies.
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  6610. wow, das interview heute mit der frau von der deutschen gesellschaft für auswärtige politik in unterstützung des neuen migrantenmordabkommens mit tunesien ist absolut widerlich! manipulativ realitätsverleugnend und menschenverachtend!
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  6611. "hannibal? never heard of him" - former mossad director 😂
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  6612. osama bae laden + chad kaczynski + tiktok = 😍
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  6613.  @Hasan_kh3  not only is rashid road, one of two recommended evacuation routes south out of gaza city, littered with the corpses and luggage of civilians who tried to walk south, including children, some evidently killed through headshots from snipers, but israel also today (confirmed by israel, alleging transport of hamas members as target) fired a missile from a drone at an ambulance convoy leaving shifa hospital to bring patients to the rafah crossing to get to egypt, and not only did israel target that ambulance convoy, but they did so at the gates of the hospital, which is one of the most crowded places in gaza because 50.000 people are sheltering in the hospital and need to venture outside to get food and water. the strike reportedly killed 50 people.
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  6614.  @beautifulmind3109  you mean sort of like a gazan toddler slowly dying over the course of days of burn wounds in a hospital that lacks the proper medicines to combat the wounds' infection, in which 50.000 people are hiding from the bombing because hospitals aren't yet being bombed directly, while doctors perform c-sections and amputations without anaesthesia? is that the kind of toddler crying you're thinking of?
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  6615.  @dachosen7368  victim card? sheesh, I can never tell with you people, it sounds so much like you're talking about israel.
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  6616.  @dachosen7368  politics are not dictated by newtonian laws. and israel passed equal in 2-3 days. israel completely officially never retaliates "equal", but rather more severe. even if in practice it didn't mean as much as ten times more severe, that is fundamentally an unjustifiable abuse of power. and it only serves to breed resentment.
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  6617. it came to an unexpectedly boaring conclusion.
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  6618. 1-2 years life span???? I would have guessed at least 3-5! :(
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  6619. taiwan should have american tripwire troops. they used to have them.
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  6620. that raccoon was born with a shortened spine, aka big ed disorder.
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  6621. thanks, finally someone not so dumb to think that i-country needs a port there to explore gas off the coast rather than just using its own real ports. no, it's obviously intended to be an emigration port. both i- and e-country have asylum laws that would in principle give anyone stepping into their jurisdiction a right to stay, and neither country wants the bureaucratic nightmare of denying 1-2 million asylum requests. a port enables any other country around the world that has a sea port, corrupt leaders and a certainly entirely humanitarian motivation to send ships for people to voluntarily take a one way trip to a guaranteed famine-free camp somewhere. the question this leaves open though is what gives the US the confidence they have expressed that the construction effort will not be attacked by the resistance? are they in on the plan with the intent to get their families or even themselves evacuated first?
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  6622. *protesters again with the sh** english from the TYT uploader
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  6623. "*fewer" - stannis
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  6624. one could also argue that everything east of vienna is not russia in denial, but turkey in denial. or at least without some northern bits. but certainly especially containing the average balkan nation known as greece.
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  6625. auatralia has agreed to the option that assange can serve his american prison sentence in australia, that was part of why the british court ruled that the conditions are now acceptable.
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  6626. that was really surprising, but my guess is that the eagle had a neet nearby and really wanted to keep other predators out of the area. I think it probably did scare off the bear because he didn't see it coming so he would be worried about it happening again, and eagle talons are probably strong and sharp enough to kinda hurt a bear.
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  6627. I believe he can die in prison.
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  6628. ​ @johnc3525  if by unicorn, you mean the actual unicorn, the indian rhinoceros, then yes, that is a good question. those are better than pandas. komodo dragons are probably not cooler, but the very large number of komodo dragons you could buy and keep for that money arguably would be. komodo dragons are easily available, indian rhinos probably much less so.
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  6629.  @Gaetano.94  well, not a live one. and the first live wooly mammoths will be much more expensive than a million dollars. and THOSE would really draw visitors, they could probably double to visitors even for very big zoos for years.
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  6630.  @dr.g3860  the first pandas in the US were a real event. nowadays, dozens of zoos all around the globe have pandas. and they're not as endangered as they used to be either (though I think they probably still had pretty good wild populations in the 70s, I think the low point was probably in the 90s or 2000s).
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  6631. that's because you were not listening whatsoever. this segment is actually very densely packed with information compared to the usual covid coverage. what I got from this video alone: twice AZ or pfizer vaccinated people can get delta covid and get dangerously sick from it, but are still much less likely to get it than the unvaccinated and less likely to get very sick if they do get it. vaccinated people that DO get infected very notably have equivalent viral loads to unvaccinated people in their upper respiratory system, suggesting that they are likely equally infectious as non-vaccinated infected people. this is a stark difference to the previously prevalent alpha variant, with which vaccinated people had very low chances of infecting others. immunity after just one shot of either one of the vaccines is much lower for delta than for previous variants, making second shots more cucial. the moderna vaccine is somewhat of an outlier, providing better protection after just one shot than just one shot of the other vaccines. immunity levels develop differently over time after vaccination depending on the vaccine type. AZ immunity does not decrease with time but starts lower, pfizer starts higher but decreases over time and provides equal protection to AZ after about 5 months. due to the decreasing immunity, pfizer vaccine recipients may be considered more reasonable candidates for third doses at some point. meanwhile you watched this video and you heard... nothing? that's on you, buddy. that's very much on you.
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  6632. no way
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  6633. scholz fährt nicht nacht kiew, der fährt die panzerhaubitze 2000 höchstselbst nach kramatorsk!
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  6634. german spelling
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  6635. •The ReUPs• you have failed to understand any part of what I wrote in my comment. american racism is not the only racism. race is in the eye of the beholder. you have absolutely no understanding of nazi ideology, and that is at the center of the issue of whether jews were targeted racially. you have literally no clue, why are you commenting? you think germans, jews, slavic people and many romani are all white people, but that has nothing to do with how race was defined over here back then.
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  6636. that's disgusting. look how much smoke they inhale and spread, people are dying for this salt. this absolutely ought to be banned, it should only be made as an industrial process of melting the ingredients together, heated by gas or electricity or otherwise using exhaust filtration. the process shown causes severe lung damage to the workers and, for relatively little economic gain, enormously contributes to india's smog problem, which kills a million and a half yearly. DO NOT BUY THIS SALT!
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  6637. the james webb telescope is going to be done any decade now.
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  6638. blasser dünner bremer
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  6639. yeah this video is at least 6 months old.
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  6640. Spind just remove all trees in the reservoir area. boom, bonus tropical hardwood! to be really thorough, you could dig up the stumps, but most of a tree's mass is above ground. there is no way hydro releases climate-equivalent emissions equal to natural gas if you even make a little bit of an effort to not flood a whole forest (which is what has been done in many cases). if you leave the stumps, clearcutting a forest definitely pays for itself.
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  6641. some people just want to see the train burn.
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  6642. 🤡
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  6643. Derpidius we would need to produce those directly in saudi arabia or egypt with a contract stating that they can never be used by the german military because we're bad.
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  6644. just make sure they don't break, they'll probably retain a lot of value.
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  6645. fas°°sm, col°°°alism, z°°°ism, all the same thing, it's national narcissism.
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  6646. trial baby success 👍
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  6647. that's a BIG CHUNGUS
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  6648. I keep hoping that somebody will answer the "did the other coups inspire this?" question correctly: all these coups were inspired by the success and universal international recognition of the western-backed 2013 counter-arab-spring coup in egypt, which installed the current dictatorship that is identical in character to but even more tyrannical than mubarak's before 2011, and which asserted control with the largest massacre of unarmed demonstrators since at least beijing 1989, killing roughly a thousand people in one night (they made counting difficult by getting rid of the corpses, most of the dead are missing, while plenty of other people were more or less temporarily disappeared alive). about a year and a fake election later, president field marshal sisi had his international recognition demonstrated with a state visit in berlin to meet merkel. in the following years, egypt overtook saudi arabia and the UAE as germany's biggest weapons buyer, while focusing government efforts at home on building naypyidaw in the desert, a new administrative capital and garrison city outside of cairo, designed primarily to be defensible against any revolutionary mob (by simply bombing any crowd trying to reach desert naypyidaw on the road through the desert).
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  6649. hypersonic missiles (armed with nukes) are primarily meant as a nuclear deterrent because they can evade missile defense systems very well. it's a threat to the west. and probably they announced it because they didn't actually do it, because they can't afford it. russia can barely afford regular cruise missiles and they're not using any of their many propaganda wonder weapons.
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  6650. i-country is a narcissist. entitlement off the charts, incapable of understanding that others might disagree with it.
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  6651.  @skeetsmcgrew3282  that's not a me problem, that's a you problem. it absolutely was his job, it's called being a parent. if you don't want the job, don't have kids!
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  6652. methylenedioxymethamphetamine is not the same as methamphetamine. for the former, the answer is that it is the best substance known to mankind.
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  6653. damn, look at how far women will have to travel from louisiana or mississippi on that map to get a legal abortion... if getting an abortion elsewhere isn't itself criminalized!
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  6654. das gesamte geschwurbel.
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  6655. which foot?
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  6656. 1:51 not funny. doing that to a cat is animal cruelty!
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  6657. showing people the way out if you work there is an obvious thing to do, but good job. I hope he doesn't get recruited by the military now.
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  6658. sexual assault=speech? xD
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  6659. yeah that title doesn't work, she's already israeli. xD
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  6660. clearly this man's namesake ancestor was a german immigrant to the US who had his name phonetically misspelled. "last name, sir!" "Jäger" "Yeager, got it"
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  6661. well at least some NATO countries didn't invade iraq, for example germany aand france.
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  6662. in germany we say wir haben davon nichts gewusst 👍
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  6663. what are you talking about? the soviet union generally supported vietnam against china.
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  6664. daaaamn that government official is annoying! she's the top environmental regulator of the country, but she takes no responsibility for the availability of banned pesticides, and instead just begs for international aid. she says it's hard work and expensive to educate people about the dangers of pesticides, meanwhile her own government completely covered up this incident of 270 people dying for more than one and a half years. CLEARLY the nigerian hovernment is not interested in warning people about this. this official could personally have accessed the findings of that investigation and made it a national news story if she had wanted to. this case ia perfectly suited to be a cautionary tale, and the nigerian government hid it!
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  6665. du auf jeden fall
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  6666.  @stuttgartyalcin9289  nein
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  6667. IDF lies aside, the term "refugee camp" is indeed misapplied in the palestinian context. this is a residential neighbourhood built out of a 1948 refugee camp. most refugee camps in palestine are just neighbourhoods (well, actually the places where israel is telling people to go ARE now very badly equipped refugee camps), while most palestinian refugee camps in arab countries are ghettos, as the inhabitants are non-citizens with restricted movement. arguably,the whole weat bank is a palestinian ghetto network, but the so-called refugee camps nomore so than the other neighbourhoods and towns.
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  6668.  @danika9411  lol he married and divorced his second wife twice
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  6669.  @drunkensailor112  not just wealthy, musk's father owned half of an emerald mine in zambia.
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  6670. who?
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  6671. love the old timey "let's only armour the front, to not encourage them to run way" logic
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  6672. travis scott should never be allowed to perform live again. in fact, given his history of inciting riots, he should be in prison for this. I know there are other people responsible too, but he is one of them.
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  6673. "peace and unity" - not a particularly accurate description of post-colonial congo 😐
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  6674. how about making terra preta type charcoal soil?
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  6675. the link between software problems and electric drive is purely that the car makers are branding their EVs as high tech and use the shift to electric drive as an opportunity to also increase the prominence of the onboard computer. if we're talking directly about the functioning of the motor, then the electronic motor control units used by combustion cars have probably been more complex for the last 60+ years than the control unit of a brushless motor, and nowadays they're certainly more complex than the entire motor and battery control system that's also measuring temperatures and what not. of course a brushed motor would require no electronics at all, but I'm sure that no modern EV uses those.
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  6676. how the hell did you make it through this segment without criticizing mandatory minimums? very americabrained commentary!
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  6677. given how indians have long treated "mother ganga", I wouldn't get my hopes up that high... what makes sense about preserving city trees is mostly that they help against summer heat. they provide shade and also evaporative cooling. if you enter a green area (a park or even just a garden area) in a city on a hot day, you can feel a big temperature drop. preserving older trees can be especially reasonable because they often have much deeper roots that make them drought-resistant, so if a place is getting drier like a lot of areas are due to climate change, it can be very difficult and expensive due to high water costs to care for younger trees or other smaller plants, while big trees may still survive without any care. so then basically if you cut down a tree, you won't be able to replace it. of course even under the right conditions, replacing a tree takes a long time, since what one would normally recognize as a big tree (10m+) is usually 50-200 years old.
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  6678. what's "the whole virus and vaccine push"?
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  6679. Jeff Duflo you haven't met my mother in law. jk I'm not even married, that just felt like it needed to be said.
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  6680. nur wahlen sollten weiterhin ausschließlich mit papier und stift funktionieren. offensichtlich ist es gut genug machbar, den zettelwust auszuzählen, und alles andere ist deutlich weniger vertrauenswürdig - allen voran die onlinewahl wie die das in estland oder so machen, aber auch lochzettelquatsch wie das system mit dem die amis 2000 gore gewählt und bush bekommen haben.
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  6681. Kevin Smithwick how are they justifying that when there is no state of emergency, war, or general mobilization?
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  6682. kinzhal is an air-launched upgraded iskander missile, it's a ballistic missile on a flat trajectory without very much of a reason to call it hypersonic. lots of many decades old ballistic missiles are fast enough to qualify as hypersonic by speed. the term is supposed to denote a distinction of at least substantially greater maneuverability than ballistic missiles, but there's no evidence of kinzhal having that, and it really doesn't look the part (not very large fins, and a radially symmetrical non-lifting body). hypersonic missiles in development that deserve to be their own category are those that use ramjets instead of kinzhal's lame rocket engine, giving them several times more range due to the removed need to carry an oxidizer, and use lifting body designs for either efficient horizontal flight, or skipping on the upper reaches of the atmosphere.
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  6683. @@invisible_empire no, a belt sander is practically never going to be the right tool to remove superglue. it can remove superglue along with part of the object the glue is on, but that will rarely be a good solution (if you meant to remove that part of the object anyway, you can also just ignore the glue). and it certainly isn't if you're talking about glue on skin. what might work somewhat for glue on skin is a vibrating sander, since that should remove skin much more slowly because it's too flexible. but I would not recommend it.
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  6684. dude, WHY do you still want biden to win? biden must lose this election, the democratic party needs to be told that this is not acceptble! if you don't draw the line at g°°°cide, YOU HAVE NO LINE! this is likely to be the best opportunity to vote third party that any US preaidential election will provide in our lifetimes!
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  6685.  @aylbdrmadison1051  your "power structures" is just a combination of the other two. the normal left/right authoritarian/libertarian two axes thing makes more sense. you can separate economics and social issues from each other relative to the left/right spectrum, but in real life it tends to be rather unnecessary because people, parties and movements tend to be either left or right in both aspects, not a combination of the two. european liberals/american libertarians kinda are, but they're rarely important - I guess macron is a noteworthy example in a way, but less so since he increased his pandering to the right on the culture war against islam.
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  6686. eww those numbers are covered in fecal matter, where did you find those?
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  6687. it is an established fact that even with the starvation program now, captives in g°z° are on average treated much much better than captives in i-country. most report being ab°°ed some of the time, some most of the time, but everybody released from i-country's prison reports being ab°°ed all of the time. and unlike the other way around, there are actual r°p° victims.
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  6688. ethiopia and sudan are very unstable, somalia is still somalia, and I wouldn't even bet on egypt's military government reboot being a long term solution.
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  6689. levi's made in lesotho? 0_O
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  6690. I don't think you mentioned it, but this locks in the magazine too, right? if it's supposed to be safe around kids, they can't be able to take out bullets.
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  6691.  @OregonSilverStacker  go on, tell me one wrong thing I said
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  6692. the theory is confirmed plenty, since enough of the flight path and some cockpit inputs (the way some transmitters were shut off could only have happened manually) is known to say definitively that the plane was professionally piloted, and the flightpath clearly skirts along the edge of different national flight control sectors based on the knowledge that the flight controllers ignored the border areas and only paid attention to planes well within their sectors.
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  6693. they returned evacuees to kabul???
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  6694. ooooofff... the fact that olbermann did not notice that he was not making an argument for what he was demanding is pretty embarrassing.
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  6695. dann hat aber auch der generalstreik ne mehrheit.
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  6696. the year is 2021. all of afghanistan is occupied by the taliban. all of afghanistan? NO! a valley populated by indominable panjshiris never ceases to resist intruders.
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  6697. I appreciate the fact that you're being honest about what DW and its audience support in reality. but of course you also believe the same about the west bank palestinians and eventually palestinian citizens of israel.
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  6698. your team denied thejunta's governing authority by entering the country illegally? that's kinda ballsy.
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  6699. what even
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  6700. that all seems a bit inappropriate considering that t his mother just died.
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  6701. I'm inclined to believe thatthis is a hoax based on the facts that much if not all of this is information to learn before the attack, and in this printed long form would not be useful to read in the field, yet supposedly these fighters took that paperwork with them on the mission, expecting it to end up in israeli hands taken from their corpses. besides the style of the documents perhaps being possible to match to others to identify their origin (and identify the printer, as all colour printers for decades now have printed originally very secret individual serial numbers in the form of pale yellow dot codes to enable tracing of all prints to individual printers known to have been sold at a particular location), you also just generally don't want to inform your enemy about what you know.
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  6702.  @meghan42  tate seems to have made the mistake of assuming that he would enjoy the standard incompetent and corrupt non-enforcement of laws in romania, and forgot to factor in that raising his profile to international stardom would pose a risk of drawing special enforcement of romanian laws that are on the books, but normally ignored - unless it becomes a point of embarrassment of powerful people. tate's often-cited proclamation that much of his reason to move to romania was that you don't face rape charges there was particularly stupid, it amounted to an insult and challenge to romanian officials and cops. he made it politically untenable for them to not investigate him.
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  6703. thumbs down for dog ear cropping. not awesome at all.
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  6704. at 2 years old, he at least has pretty good chances to not remember that event. if he had been 3 or 4, there would have been a high probability that it would remain as one of his first memories. traumatic experiences tend to be remembered more. there is a chance that he does remember, because a small minority of people do have memories into adulthood from when they were 1 or 2 years old, but it's more likely that he will only know about it when he's told about it at some point in the future.
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  6705. die anmahnung von völkerrecht und menschenrechten als besserwisserei darzustellen ist echt ein starkes brett. der beste zeitpunk dafür ist JEDER zeitpunkt, zu dem diese gebrochen werden. kriegsverbrechen passieren nicht in gemütlichen friedenszeiten und unter freunden, wenn alle entspannt miteinander reden können. dass die israelische blockade jetzt wasser, nahrung, strom, treibstoff, medizin, wirklich alles umfasst ist ein glasklarer angriff auf primär die zivilbevölkerung in gaza, denn die allermeisten leute da sind ja zivilisten. das bombardement ist wahrscheinlich das schwerste, das den gazastreifen je getroffen hat (ist auch so angesagt). vor drei tagen meldete die IDF, tausend tonnen fliegerbomben abgeworfen zu haben, also raketen und artilleriegeschosse nicht mitgezählt. seitdem ist das bombardement nur noch stärker geworden, und damit ist die gesamtmasse mitlerweile wohl mindestens dreimal so hoch, also dreitausend tonnen fliegerbomben plus artillerie und raketen. zum vergleich: die bombenmasse, die die briten in der operation gomorrah auf hamburg abwarfen, war pro nacht maximal 2300 tonnen. im hafen von beirut lagerten zwar offiziell 2700 tonnen ammoniumnitrat (mMn wahrscheinlich viel weniger weil die hisbollah sich das unter den nagel gerissen hat, und das war auch der grund weshalb es im sehr korrupten hafen von beirut bleiben musste), die tatsächliche detonation entsprach aber laut expertenmeinungen nur etwa 500-1000 tonnen. eine einzige explosion richtet aber sehr viel weniger schaden an, als wenn man bomben einzeln in oder unter gebäuden platziert, das ist auch das prinzip der streumunition und der merhfachsprengköpfe an atomraketen. wer glaubt, dass israel für so viel sprengkraft in fünf tagen einzelne legitime ziele gefunden hat, der glaubt wohl auch noch an den weihnachtsmann. ein legitimes ziel ist für israel übrigens zum beispiel offiziell wenn in einem wohnblock ein hamas-mitglied wohnt, oder eine sonstige in ihrer art oder größe nicht weiter erläuterte und niemals mit veröffentlichten beweisen belegte präsenz der hamas festgestellt wird. dann müssen halt hunderte menschen ihr zuhause und alles hab und gut verlieren. weil israel die moralischste armee der welt ist, sagt man den bewohnern bescheid. kleine bombe aufs dach, bewohner anrufen: "knock knock" - "who's there?" - "hier spricht israel, in einer stunde machen wir ihr haus platt, bitte verlassen sie es zum schutz unserer statistik!" im aktuellen krieg sinds auch gerne mal 20 minuten. wenn jemand gerade nicht zuhause ist und noch gern papiere, geld oder haustiere rausgeholt hätte, pech gehabt. das durch netanjahu erklärte kriegsziel ist explizit genozidal: ganz gaza in schutt und asche legen und komplett entvölkern (zu einer "verlassenen insel" zu machen). besserwisser würden sagen, dass das, und völkermord überhaupt, gegen das verbot von kollektivstrafen und das verhältnismäßigkeitsprinzip verstößt. aber besserwisserei ist ja nicht deutsche staatsräson, also lassen wir das lieber. dann sollen sie halt den gazastraifen verlassen wie israel sagt - israel lässt sie zwar nicht über land raus und sperrt die küste, und nach ägypten gehts nur mit einzelantrag, aber hey, das mittelmeer ist doch bestimmt noch schön warm zu dieser jahreszeit! ich würd mal sagen: es gab nie einen besseren zeitpunkt, um schwimmen zu lernen. falls sich ägypten doch überzeugen lässt, den leuten aus gaza die umwandlung des todes zur vertreibung anzubieten, dann kennt man zwar von israel, dass es nach massenvetreibungen die palästinenser nicht zurückkehren lässt. aber palästina ist halt kein ponyhof. warum leben diese meschuggene leute auch im kriegsgebiet?
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  6706. 154 😐
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  6707. actual doxxing, for political purposes, is psychological terrorism. mean-spirited doxxing to a sizeable audience should generally be punishable with a couple months in jail. if somebody else uses the doxx to commit a crime, the doxxer should be charged as an accessory.
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  6708. it's the prolonged bombing, basically shell shock. I noticed it the first time when I saw some of the early videos of people evacuating under the destroyed bridge from irpin to kyiv.
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  6709. I'vebeen bringing this up in any remotely egypt-related conversation since it happened. egypt's government is my personal least favourite dictatorship.
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  6710. he lived in kherson for 15 years, and still mispronounces it??? that's some goddamn commitment!
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  6711. 1:54 ana is right, I would bet all my possessions on trump not having written that troth, unless all of the other trump tweets we know and hate are actually written by someone else very distinctively. the overly complex sentence structure with the interjections is already very not trump, but the absolute dead giveaway is the absence of wrong capitalizations that badly emulate news headlines and such.
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  6712. kara-murza and navalny were both so dumb for returning to russia knowingly only to get arrested. now they are useless to the resistance against putin. absolutely pointless surrender.
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  6713. just wait for when they tell that little girl what those sausages are made of... 😬
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  6714. ​ @buninparadise9476 right, but the government only differs in presentation. they all agree on being always at least a little more supportive than the americans.
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  6715. ​ @d.k.1545 yeah that clearly does not qualify
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  6716. musk isn't going to do it, he's a p**sy. he would send a body double before he got on a rocket himself. which would be hilarious if the rocket blew up and then he had to come out as alive.
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  6717. leider wahr, gesichtstattoo geht tatsächlich zu weit
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  6718. burning heaps of tires for none of the reasons one can have for actually gaining something out of burning tires at a protest (barricade against police a°°ault, teargas-like dispersion effect downwind, impeding of camera surveillance)... very cool 🙄
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  6719. pathetic, absolutely pathetic.
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  6720. that guy is 103 and still farming and smoking! :o
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  6721. meiner meinung nach sollte man sowas durchaus erlauben, aber bitte nicht gerade nahe der grenze zu polen, ok? dafür hätten die keine genehmigung bekommen sollen.
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  6722. that pandemic excuse is disgusting and completely absurd. america has like a million covid cases a day, and the government still pretends that asylum applications can't be processed because asylum seekers might bring covid (and testing or isolating them are also somehow not options). but once again, TYT, PLEASE can you guys just finally understand, and then not forget again, that biden is a CONSERVATIVE, and not some kind of moderate leftist that one should hope to see progressive change from? it's not even up for debate. biden is not left, biden is not centrist, biden is a normal conservative. before 2000, he used to be to the right of where manchin is today! the DNC just rebranded him as margherine obama, but a mainstream politician that old, after having spent almost his entire life in politics, does not change his spots, ok? they just told him what to lie about, ok? do you understand that? I'm not saying that anybody shouldn't have voted for biden over trump, but seriously, do you understand that???
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  6723. 8:46 the unreliable judgement this guy demonstrates through his pal°°°°ne view there pretty well clarifies that this whole video is just ana getting emotionally overloaded by a story that guy wrote to trigger antiwokeists.
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  6724. turns out she didn't go blonde for nothing xD
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  6725. yes, I believe that is a chinese scapegoat, Labis leaki wuhani.
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  6726.  @titteryenot4524  yup, having a pet monkey would fit your intelligence level.
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  6727.  @titteryenot4524  what monkey species do you claim to have?
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  6728. bullshit. somebody in the family is overfeeding him, and not with vegetables. it is physically impossible for a physically active cat like this to get that obese without getting fed way too much. and speaking of physical activity, the video shows them encouraging this cat to jump, which is a really bad idea. fat cats are naturally not careful enough about not damaging their joints, they jump harder than their joints can take and cripple themselves.
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  6729. natural resources are the only thing russia has a lot of. the "they want our resources" thing stems from how the propaganda overemphasises the value of those resources. exporting large volumes of raw materials is in fact a sign of a country functioning rather badly - it's providing other countries with the materials they need for further value creation and employment, and the materials-exporting country is losing out on those benefits, which are usually worth more than the profit of the raw materials export.
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  6730. head of the ADL? more like skinh°°d of theADL, amirite??
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  6731. 7:12 n-niger xD
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  6732. WHY did you have expectations in him to disappoint? that's like being disappointed by season 8 of game of thrones...
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  6733. jon stewart's latest pal°°°ine segment was straight up disinformation, pushing all the old cycle of violence, religion as the caus complicated history, history doesn't matter just look forward, no partner for peace pr°°aganda points. he repeatedly misrepresented the p°°°stinian position and that of h°m°s as far less willing to compromise than they actually are while pretending that on the other side, the extreme hatred is just a fringe opinion of the right, and then he brought on a j°°ish american and a pal°°°inian american journalist do somehow supposedly provide fair representation, but really it was just three american supporters of i-country's statehood presenting different flavours of the same message of americanism. the closest thing to challenging anything presented that the pa°°°inian american guy did was to point out that they're all american, without actually calling out the false presentation of balance. he said almost nothing and his eyes just glazed over while listening to all of the z°°nist tropes that were already weak when jon stewart was put in the time capsule 9 years ago. maybe it's the same as jon stewart's coverage of this topic has always been, but I would argue that it sticks out more now because the situation is very different. either way, that latest show was worse than useless, it was actively and deliberately harmful. jon stewart just can not help himself, he has to carve out a way to present i-country as potentially the good guys or the morally equivalent guys, so he paints the standard western pro-i-country picture without even a trace of acknowledgement of the colonial nature of the state. really, the main point of that show was to present an enlightened centrist position for people to imitate, which asserts without evidence that i-country can do better and be great again, and acknowledges in the vaguest of terms that it is committing atrocities, but demands hardly anything beyond a return to the status quo with no particular urgency beyond reestablishing the supply of goods to g°z° to meet the ground level of the people's hierarchy of needs. basically to restore living conditions to a level that would be considered humane for livestock - and then i-country will be good again.
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  6734. hey, that chuck e cheese thing is a genuine double episode! I wasn't expecting much, based on previous LWT online exclusive content that always sucked.
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  6735. "it is something colonial" - theodor herzl
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  6736. Nature Imposter sorry, I misinterpreted your grabby hands comment
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  6737. it's all a matter of tolerance, as it tends to be with neurotoxins. nicotine really is a very deadly poison in not very large quantities though. smoking is a very inefficient way to get the tobacco's nicotine in your body as most is burned off, but you can easily die if you eat just a couple of cigarettes. tobacco tea is also used by some as a very potent gardening insecticide, but it's infamous for how dangerous it is to handle, because you can absorb a serious dose through your skin. not too many poisons can do that. it's also a well known peoblem for tobacco harvesters, and I would guess that those are probably the people with the highest nicotine tolerance. some idiot once made me smoke a bowl of tobacco from a bong (as a non-smoker). I never forgave him, that felt absolutely dreadful.
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  6738. with no collar, i hope twig is microchipped... it makes a huge difference if a pet gets lost. without a chip, you need ro find the pet. with a chip, you get the pet back if anybody finds it and brings it to a vet or shelter, which most people who find a lost pet do.
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  6739. yeah I think they must have huge export potential. they could fit a lot of very expensive buildings, particularly since they're routinely doing custom patterns.
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  6740. your mom
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  6741. du huron!
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  6742. the police left that body in the street in front of the police station until he came and picked it up...
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  6743. Xaylus Youtube 😏
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  6744. ​ @rny999  no, bufotenin is 5-MeO-DMT. it's a substantially different drug. you might as well conflate psilocin with DMT too, because that's 4-HO-DMT.
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  6745. oh look, here's one commenter who can tell the afghan presidents apart! xD
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  6746. CNN is going hard with the vague clickbait titles these days. "taken down" ascribes agency, in this case to the bird.
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  6747. for $4000, I bet you could have a hundred of them made in china or the like. they're very simple glass scultures filled with bubble-free casting resin.
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  6748. the strip has no good water a source, only the natural ly salt-prone coastal aquifer. the garden spots are the jordan valley and the upper galilee. seriously, you could have just looked at a satellite picture.
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  6749. thanks, I hate it.
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  6750. congrats
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  6751. there were 37 children in or near the prison?
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  6752. 11:18 as a german, I approve of this analysis. xD what I've found particularly concerning in recent weeks was that pro-z°°°ist media all lined up to fully back up their favourite country in accusing its enemy of being the one starting sh°°, actively providing cover for it to "respond" again, well beyond the usual suspects of murdoch and springer whom one can generally expect to want more war. but then again, "screams without words" has made it kind of impossible for me to still be surprised by low journalistic standards in high journalistic places.
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  6753. 8:55 if she actually said that the business is "on the verge of becoming profitable", and that's not a misquote of her saying that it's about to break even (pay for all costs incurred so far), then she is deep in the hole with that business. because that's a hell of a lot of money invested in all those machines. most of the businesses in these videos have only one or two machines, this one has a dedicated machine for almost every step of the production process, plus an industrial generator. the machines are likely to be european or asian imports and are traded at world market prices, which are expensive for nigerians. where did the money come from?
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  6754. I'm german, and I'm hoping for a good english language report from aljazeera or the like covering the german media environment and political discourse around this, specifically how absurdly germany's traditions of hol°°°ust remembrance are being twisted, practically inverted, by seemingly absolutely everyone invoking them - the real core of it is supposed to be, in the name of honouring the victims of n°°i crimes, to oppose institutional rac°°m and gen°°ide and promote awareness and prevention explicitly regardless of who is the victim and who is the perpetrator ('it could happen here/it could happen anywhere', that sort of thing), and to reject the common and counterproductive division of the world into inherently bad guys (them) and inherently good guys (us) who would never do such a thing. there has not been a single time that I have seen this be presented correctly in german media or political discourse since the ham°sscre. instead it is universally supplanted with the assertion that germany's historical obligation (and, as merkel introduced, "reason of state") is to support is°°el, and that's it, no further elaboration. but not, as you would have found written in any sober mention thereof, to support is°°°l in its intended function as a safe haven for j°°s, but instead to back whatever the current i°°°eli government chooses to do. even though most germans and particularly most in the current centrist/green/liberal governing coalition would otherwise say that waging w°° on isla°°st t°°ror groups tends to backfire due to collateral damage causing more resistance, and this at levels of collateral damage at least an order of magnitude smaller than what is happening in g°°a. almost everybody here on paper should be intellectually equipped to understand that is°°°l's actions are making is°°°l and j°°s around the world LESS safe. but this thought seems to be taboo, because it goes against the misrepresented german historical obligation, which functions as a third rail of antis°°°tism, so people block out the thought and profess support for isr°°° instead. the concept of differentiating between anti°°°itism and criticism of i°°ael is also itself routinely explicitly or implicitly branded as anti°°°itism, by claiming that anti°°°ites use it as a cover - which is again an inversion of the genuine position of opposing anti°°°itism, which recognises that the antis°°°tic or harmful thing to do is to blame j°°s abroad for the actions of i°°°el, or invite this blame by promoting the association in order to employ j°°°s as human shields for i°°°°°, to divert discussions of i°°°el into discussions about the safety of german j°°s, whivh is done by various media many times every day at the moment. [°°° done for youtube f°°ter, not a german custom xD]
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  6755.  @hozenT.  neither, but one grandfather and great-grandmother were interned as half je°°sh and j°°ish respectively, can you beat that? 🙄 I'm certainly familiar with multigenerational holo°°°st trauma and the j°°ish/zi°°ist victimhood complex. I grew up damn near thinking I was j°°ish because of the obsessive self-identification with that part of my family and with victimisation by the third reich that my mother instilled in me at least as early as first grade, which she had developed out of her attempts to feel connected to her father, who had died in his 50s when she was 6, according to her from the long term physical health impacts of his still relatively lucky 3/4 year internment (both he and his mother only got caught in mid-1944) - for which he was denied state compensation for being damaged goods to begin with because he had a pre-war record of psychiatric treatment. I am much more f°°king familiar with holo°°°st remembrance than 95% of germans and I hold it in high regard despite my version of it involving frequent childhood nightmares of conce°°°ation camps and pogr°ms. by the same logic according to which remembrance for the purpose of prevention is the best way to honour the dead, I am sickened by the current inversion of the practice into a method of deception and defamation employed in support of an ongoing gen°°ide. I had not previously realised that the general public's education on the matter was so fundamentally inadequate that it would allow for this distortion to occur unchallenged. I knew that too many were unable to argue against the standard rightoid misrepresentation of the tradition as hereditary guilt, but what's happening now is more bizarre and ought to be obvious to most.
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  6756. what the fu°°? you expect us to just take this guy's word for it that he "felt like he disclosed his status", and then the other man for no specified reson went through the trouble and the stigmatizing public exposure of taking him to court and got him falsely convicted for not disclosing it? yeah how about no? how about HELL NO? you guys demonstrated incredibly bad judgement by making this video without asking the accuser or his lawyer for a statement, or citing anything from that side of the court proceedings, where apparently there was enough evidence for a conviction. you didn't even ask this guy here to explain his own side of the story, how he "felt he had disclosed"! you didn't even bother to mention if he did in fact infect the other guy! normally it's all believe/support women/victims/survivors/[insert euphemism], and this guy here actually got CONVICTED and served his sentence, he makes no claim beyond that he "felt he disclosed", and you expected viewers to just gloas over that and restore the assumption of innocence - why, because he's a gay black man who was imprisoned in a southern state, so he must be a victim of injustice? I swear I'm not one to complain about the postmodern neomarxist SJW lobster-hater mob. but wow, this one fu°°ing reeks. I can't even.
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  6757. wow, that's some top shelf american ignorance! she had absolutely no clue that different cultures have different concepts of race, that not everybody draws the same lines between races that americans do. seriously, how canyou be THAT unfamiliar with nazi racial ideology as a westerner? only in america...
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  6758. the one at the end is either drunk or on benzodiazepines, possibly against flight anxiety.
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  6759. cringe
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  6760. mai ist jetzt. meinst du februar?
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  6761. easily the worst part for the cat was the screaming. why the hell is a cat in a stadium during a game?
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  6762. the quality of german media reporting, both public broadcasters and most private media (of course especially axel springer SE, germany's equivalent of murdoch media which is officially committed to supporting israel) has been absolutely dire. nothing but distractions, misdirections and misrepresentations. the degree to which they pretend that antisemitism is the real issue atvhand, implicitly or explicitly branding it as the root cause of the conflict, is shameful. the biggest disappointment has been the german green party, among them the foreign minister and the vice chancellor. I would not have expected them to fall in line so completely and enduringly. german media and politicians are trying to get people to direct something like 45% of attention to israel as a victim, 45% to waiting for antisemitism to occur in germany and trying to find antisemitism in criticism of israel, and 10% to the suffering of palestinians (but certainly not to israeli responsibility for it).
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  6763.  @itaiharshoshanim-ib6kp  no, of course they don't warn every time. they hardly do it at all now. if you honestly believe something this far from reality, you really need to upgrade your media diet.
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  6764. put these in your pocket
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  6765. the call from france? she wasn't french.
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  6766. CosmicValkyrie ok russia
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  6767. 0:49 uhm can you not?!
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  6768. hamas fighters have successfully crossed the border with PARAGLIDERS? duuuuuuuuuude they have paratroopers without having any airplanes! 🤯 I think hamas may have loosened its interpretation of islam and adopted F*ing WITCHCRAFT!!!
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  6769. note how these people in that video were so scared of that elementary school being bombed because the bombings very commonly target civilians that they had already dug a pit for the kids to hide in!
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  6770. look up: depleted uranium munitions
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  6771. "there's gotta be a more humane way" sure, it's called the guillotine. though if I was to devise a method for my own execution, I would choose a variation of the firing squad wherein a volley of large caliber expanding bullets is shot not at my chest, but at my brain. exploding the brain oughta do the trick, right? hell, you could tie a grenade to my head for all I care. if you make me a good offer, maybe I'll pull the pin for you. I'm not going to be there for the cleanup. the last two options I would want are typical US lethal injections, and gassing. both of which are either in use in the US, or are being discussed to be brought back. yes, the US used to run (single person) gas chambers. also IF you execute people by injection, I will NEVER understand why it isn't just an overdosing opioid drip. that would 100% guarantee that the death would feel great, and 100% guarantee death (easy to ensure even for opioid users through high enough doses). first it makes you feel the best you've ever felt, then you pass out, then you stop breathing of which you feel nothing because you're way passed out, and then you die. works every time. there's also the bonus that opioids are used so much that government/prison administration access to it will never be a problem.
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  6772. ​ @Clayton-ys3qb are you suggesting that he DIDN'T kiss her?
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  6773. it was satisfying to see that professor being wrong, he seems very arrogant.
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  6774.  @biswaroopmaiti2943  funny, other than manipur I have never heard of those places xD
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  6775. iran getting to spend 6 billion on humanitarian goods means that 6 billion of iran's other money doesn't need to be spent on that. iran gets to spend this money on things they would have bought anyway. the restriction is completely meaningless. this is just a gigantic bribe, and an even bigger L than biden's preceding absurd instances of overpaying for american hostages. you can hardly get dumber than this in international politics, it's incredible! americans abroad are less safe now because of it, and it will cost the US more money that it will pay to its enemies. the fact that biden-friendly media are reporting this like it's a matter of legitimate controversy whether it's a good thing to be the US president who starts paying billions of dollars in ransom to america's biggest enemies for the release of american hostages is ridiculous. it's the same sort of application of thought as the recurring biden classic "is there such a thing as being too old for the most important job in the world, or is it a hate crime to believe this?"
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  6776. that's unlikely today, but in the UK, it was probably about the same 30-40 years ago. if ukraine joins the EU, it will be the per capita poorest member. disability care looks like this in most poor countries, it's not specifically a soviet thing. though in some other countries particularly in asia, it's more common for disabled people to be imprisoned or chained up by their own families (a result of no government programs being offered, cultural familial responsibility, and familial face-saving by hiding disabled people from anybody outside of the family).
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  6777. to be fair, putting a mask on a baby at a part is also quite weird.
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  6778. pakman is one of those people who have really showed their a°°es in the last 7 months. well, it's not like he hadn't done that before, particularly by advertising scams (obscure crypto and even NFTs), and supporting various latin american neolibs and fas°°ists over leftists, whom he smears.
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  6779. KERCHUNK
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  6780. uhm no. you are very confused about the proportionalities there.
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  6781. 🤦‍♂️
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  6782. pseudolegalisierung mit jahrelanger verspätung, absolute SPD-nummer 🙄
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  6783. I'm pretty sure that the new german edition of mein kampf has critical annotations. that would have been worth mentioning.
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  6784. the topic of child labour, and especially in supply chains of products for western markets, really deserves to be a much more frequently acknowledged topic in news and politics.
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  6785. ukraine is always ready to fight the meme war
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  6786. Straight white Male I concur
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  6787. the last time germany did that ended really really badly.
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  6788. *have
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  6789. they should have made them all mcburgers.
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  6790. western media be like: title: "dramatic new testimony of women's experiences of systematic s°°ual violence committed by barbaric kh°mas te°°orists" subheader and article: "victim explains how she was one of the lucky ones and did not personally witness such crimes, but she believes media reporting because all is°°elis know how evil kh°mas is, and that is why the war must continue to achieve justice"
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  6791. what does el salvador's "move fast and break things" hipster dictator say about this?
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  6792.  @hasnainejaz2611  I'm still pretty sure that it's moderately unhealthy for a fat. that apparent traditional belief in ghee being healthy probably comes from times when food was relatively sparse, so getting a lot of calories was in fact eating healthy by comparison. it probably has a bit of some vitamins too, and probably has the potential to greatly improve a diet that otherwise consists almost entirely of grain. the long shelf-life even at high temperatures haa always been very convenient and probably made ghee very accessible even to poor people. in fact, with primitive farming and processing technology, it would probably even be cheaper than any plant oils.
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  6793. peak autism
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  6794. I feel for snowden, with how much worse russia has gotten since he got stuck there. I hear they made him take russian citizenship and basically pledge allegiance to putin now. :(
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  6795. you were kind of unreasonably judgmental of and hostile towards soldiers here, and you set up the more cautious interviewees to decide to not say anything critical. while war normalising violence and murder and leaving soldiers more open to that after the war is a big part of the problem, the main issue (as some of the interviewees pointed out more or less) are not the veterans' continued violent behaviour, but the mental illnesses resulting from their trauma, such as PTSD. that's what made those veterans unattractive as employees and likely to commit suicide, not that they were violent. you should have brought that up first in the interviews to give a better impression that you were trying to be fair, not to make a video equating most russian soldiers to gangsters, which is highly illegal, and as such not a project one should participate in. and in terms of veterans being violent, the main problem is not that a small portion of them become gangsters, but that a very large portion of them commit acts of domestic violence. more than before, I mean. basically the PTSD makes them more russian - they become more emotionally dysregulated, drink more, and beat their wives and kids more. with the afghan war, I bet a lot of them also brought back opium and heroin habits (and hash habits, but whatever), like the americans did from vietnam. using illegal drugs back home was probably a very common way they came in contact with organised crime, and most likely some soldiers set up their own smuggling networks from afghanistan because they saw that many of their comrades were going to need a supply in russia, and the shared war experience made it very easy to form sufficiently trusting relationships to commit crimes with.
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  6796. I feel sorry for those kids who parents tell them not to wear masks...
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  6797. seeing them all cleaned and sorted on the production line is quite satisfying.
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  6798. hymenity? xD
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  6799. also ich hab früher auch gern im dreck gespielt 🙃
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  6800. "deutsch" is an endonym, "german" is a roman exonym. some other languages also still call us alemanni, which is kinda like if we called the people living in the hypothetically not submerged territory of today's netherlands "holländer" 1500 years in the future.
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  6801.  @notrying2Binteresting  congrats, that is the point of my first post.
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  6802. you could probably fo a lot of those sounds better with eggs.
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  6803. 🤡
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  6804. 4:05 that kid on top of the tank looks about 15.
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  6805. what? the land of the free? whoever told you that is your enemy! 😵
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  6806. MARKY CYPRESS the government didn't renew firefighters' contracts? that's crazy... it's not like greek hasn't had other catastrophic fires in previous recent years. everybody knows it's getting hotter and each year's fire season has a strong chance of being the worst yet.
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  6807.  @PaulLfc-ml1bj  my mom has always believed that I never lie. of course it helps that I don't often, but in general, having a reputation for lying means that you're a bad liar, and the best liars have a reputation for not lying. to be fair, for many issues particularly in politics, you can have a reputation for lying among groups of people who themselves believe in lies or delusions when what you're saying actually is true.
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  6808. you said "from the river to the sea", I shall report you to the police for antisemitism.
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  6809. I don't understand what you're saying.
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  6810. he can eat most of the unreasonably tall expensive burgers.
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  6811. that's not true. the khmer rouge came to power after the end of the vietnam war, and I don't think the US bombed cambodia after that. the previous cambodian government already had friendly relations with north vietnam, and what the US was bombing in cambodia were principally north vietnamese military supply routes. well, in reality the US just bombed everything and everyone in the region of cambodia near south vietnam, as well as all of laos. but they weren't specifically bombing the khmer rouge. I don't know if the khmer rouge ever were as friendly towards communist vietnam as the previous cambodian government. certainly in the end they were not, as khmer rouge raids into vietnam caused vietnam to invade and depose the khmer rouge (while also humiliatingly defeating a chinese invasion attempt of vietnam, which was meant to aid the khmer rouge, who were close allies of china). basically communist vietnam liberated cambodia from the khmer rouge. but they were never held accountable for their crimes, and many of them remain influential in cambodia.
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  6812.  @paulweeldreyer7457  they don't get hit inside of the tank and wake up outside of it. if they wake up, they're still inside the tank. if they're outside, they don't wake up.
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  6813. feels weird to have somebody (guest) hosting TYT who is actually qualified to comment on a story.
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  6814. tbh hearing about how easily american workers are convinced not to unionize is mostly just another reason for me to laugh at y'all. what a pathetic country! :')
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  6815. well, america probably only isn't in the running for that number one spot because as long as it's not federally legal, the US only has state-wide legal cannabis markets. california has half of germany's population, so the german market is likely to become bigger than the californian market alone.
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  6816. Nicole S that's not a good argument to ban cannabis anywhere, and certainly not in any US states, unless the mormons declare utah to be a theocracy.
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  6817. Nicole S no, federal law trumps state law. it's just that nobody is making an effort to codify cannabis legality federally, they'd jusr take the ban off the books. things that aren't banned are legal by default. if the US congress passed a law that states that all americans have the right to grow, use and trade cannabis, then the states would not be able to ban it.
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  6818. did the guy who designed this literally suffer from dementia?
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  6819. scholz und laschet können doch faktisch gar nicht kanzlerin werden! kanzlerin: baerbock partei: linke (ich warte noch ein bisschen auf umfragewerte, um meine stimme nicht unter der 5-prozent-hürde zu versenken)
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  6820. super tall? nah, I think she's like 1.75 and he's 1.90
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  6821. I've stepped inside an extremely acoustically dampened room like that once. the really crazy thing is that you feel the lack of sound pressure as a pressure change in your ears, like a change in altitude.
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  6822. george bush will make you regret it
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  6823. hot take that should not be hot: apes deserve legal personhood status with a guardianship system for captive apes and property rights to land inhabited by wild apes, with legal representation for safety and living conditions of captive and wild apes and armed rangers for wild apes paid for by a fund financed through zoo admissions and wilderness tourism. wilderness tourism financing conservation is already working well for mountain gorillas in the DRC, it has contributed to their wild population rebounding from what looked like a path to extinction. but it's still unreasonable for people to legally own apes at all, because apes are people.
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  6824. you could keep plants only in hanging pots.
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  6825. that's setting the limit pretty high. I'd say the limit should be either standard retirement age at the beginning of the term, or standard retirement age minus one term.
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  6826. Sea Dog for the record, I got the pun.
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  6827. much communism, very mao zedong thought!
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  6828. ist das jetzt auch eine zeitenwende, oder ist doch eher langsamere veränderung zu erwarten, als der bürokratische blitzkrieg bei der bundeswehr? 😉
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  6829. *terror attack plot
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  6830. it was a real rush-job.
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  6831.  @will3346  yeah it really is weird to try to make a ground attack plane out of a starfighter. interceptors and ground attack planes are the two types of fighter jets most diametrically opposed to one another (one being the fastest with low maneuverability, the other the slowest with high maneuverability), and the starfighter at the time was the fighter jet most exclusively designed as an interceptor (with extremely high maximum and minimum speeds due to the ridiculously small wings, and a world record flight ceiling). to make a jet both an interceptor and a ground attack plane, one ought to at least make the symbolic effort of making it a swing-wing, like a tomcat or tornado.
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  6832. "teddy bears are not real animals", they said
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  6833.  @1984isnotamanual  how very orwellian of you. I'm taking the side of the pale°°°nian people, whom all of this is about. and if you asked iranians, however confidentially, you would find very very very little support for US bombardment of iranian military including IRGC, or even iranian allies.
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  6834. that's an IFV, not a tank
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  6835. how the fuck does one get an IQ score of 180 as a high school dropout? 0_O
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  6836.  @VesuvioXXL  das ist keine doppelte verneinung, das gegenstück zu der aussage wäre wesentlich komplizierter.
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  6837.  @VesuvioXXL  das ist absolut korrekt unkompliziert ausgedrückt. es gibt keine weniger komplexe formulierung der gleichen aussage. es ist keine doppelte verneinung.
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  6838.  @VesuvioXXL  das liegt nicht am satz, das liegt an dir. der satz funktioniert perfekt und ist unter funktionierenden sätzen nicht mal ein sonderlich komplizierter.
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  6839. BECAUSE GOD SAID SO MKAY
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  6840. china will bring hypersurveillance-based dictatorship as a tool for reliable political partnerships. china will assist every authoritarian government in enslaving its people in exchange for favorable trade relations and support in intergovernmental organizations like the UN. china will create a world governed in its image, and there will be a lot of new xinjiangs.
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  6841. I think the studying together is most of it.
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  6842. love how DW is clearly telling the people they interview to not blame israel. that's some quality journalism, guys.
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  6843. BJP
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  6844.  @EqualityforAllHumansNow  technically he was austrian, so austria caused both world wars...
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  6845. VAUSH BAD
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  6846. as they say, THANKS OBAMNA! however there is one word he should have said, and that's not it. the one word is ceasefire.
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  6847. that feeling when your video production speed is outpaced by the frequency of mass shootings 😬👍
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  6848. 5:55 when you're so american that you misread the planned accuracy of a bomb stated as "400m" as "400 miles" 🤦
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  6849. dude your audio and video are out of sync and watching your mouth while you talk is really weird because of it.
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  6850. how about because billionaires are stealing more from us than ever?
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  6851. that's a great cat right there!
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  6852. ok buddy xD
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  6853. one of the biggest bottlenecks has been getting foreign military aid from western ukraine to the front lines.
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  6854. aljazeera english used to be excellent at covering actually important news that western media ignore because the people affected are not white and not rich. AJE is still ok, but sadly their standards have slipped to the point where now they're only relatively rarely better than BBC.
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  6855. I wonder how many triggered american comments you generated here by saying that liberals are not left.
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  6856. time to S Q U I N T
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  6857. gagagasputin 😭
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  6858. piers didn't ask him to condemn hamas???
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  6859.  @SoundShinobiYuki  yeah I forgot to mention motorcycle clubs, those are also universally known for using their capacity for violence and threats for select good deeds. what I've heard of in particular is that they like to both take individual actions against and do public awareness campaigns against child abuse, to a lesser degree spousal abuse (I assume many of them are quite fond of that themselves), and bullying. a sort of positive masculinity image thing.
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  6860. lost what?
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  6861. der habeck färbt ab
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  6862. I don't know about te cattle breed, but I have tried yellow non-homogenized milk that was awesome.
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  6863. the coup attempt before that is also a good and comparable candidate for day democracy died on turkey, given that it gave erdogan the excuse to conduct a gigantic, completely disproportionate ideological purge of public sector employees (firing I believe hundreds of thousands, such as teachers, judges, and prosecutors, who obviously were not affiliated with the coup, but merely affiliated with groups or organizations commonly associated with opposing erdogan). making turkey into a presidential system was another big atep, but I think that purge was more impactful. at least up until today - I suppose that turkey could in the future more easily recover from the purge than from the constitutional changes.
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  6864. 7:16 it looks like the tip of the blade and the tip of the cross-bar might actually form a line parallel to the revolver barrel that could be used for aiming!
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  6865. 5:41 vulkanischer nervengriff, muss man wissen xD
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  6866. alle "gegen rechts" - trotzdem #nichtsgewusst 🇵🇸
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  6867. obvious fact that I haven't seen anybody notice: colonia dignidad checks all of the cold war CIA shenanigans boxes so hard that it's almost implausible.
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  6868. curious, in germany our government hasbeen claiming to have discovered that they actually can't legalize cannabis because the EU is totally super strict about requiring it to be banned... 🙄
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  6869. looks like a very lucky find. that thing is preserved amazingly. it must have been buried in sediment completely the whole time (keeping oxygen away is the only way it doesn't rot), and then found soon after it became exposed to some degree.
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  6870. 8:03 ah yes, ukraine is a democracy, so you don't get locked up for your opinion, only for expressing your opinion! 🙄
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  6871.  @kYnTso  given that the US designated the ANC as a terrorist organisation until 2008, so 14 years after they became the democratically elected government of south africa, apparently not.
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  6872. we should ban russian tourists if we also simultaneously define rules and pathways for russians opposed to putin to seek asylum in the EU. we should sanction anyone remaining in russia and help those who want out. citizens of other countries generally entitled to asylum don't tend to get tourist visas either. I think we can make it easy enough for russians to immigrate while also banning in particular rich russians from luxury vacationing and shopping trips in the EU. it won't be great for EU economies though to prevent russians from coming here to spend money.
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  6873. you're thinking of austria, common mistake ;)
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  6874. ah yes, the king has been reelected...
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  6875. not really. the guy who threw the shoes was an iraqi reporter who got locked up for years for this. and I don't think he was locked up very humanely.
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  6876. basically the chemistry is that you get those benefits if you eat weed or hash raw, instead of burning or thoroughly cooking/baking it.
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  6877. I'm pretty sure the hawaii eruption was much less dangerous.
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  6878. "police killing of fred hampton" is underselling it, it was a clear cut assassination.
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  6879. cry me a river, comment bots! :D
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  6880. TDG why, are you an antisemite?
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  6881. there is no such thing as end times. but things sure are orwellian.
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  6882. good point. they also could have at least not shown her.
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  6883. that's ridiculous! I think he has an internet implant in his head! some of those answers are straight up unknowable! xD
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  6884. that collection of lawsuits, including the one(s) aimed at the gunstore unless they actually broke a law, is probably the most sinister and deranged non-state reaction to a mass sh°°ting/te°°or attack that I have ever heard of. it's probably too much work for you guys to do any research on this, but I think it would be a good use of your time to look into how these lawsuits have come about. it seems more likely to me that some political organization or law firm with an activist agenda approached the survivors and relatives and convinced them to do all this than that they themselves came up with that. based on the facts that the underlying crime was a white supr°°°cist te°°or attack, and that part of the lawsuits is going after gunstores with this ludicrous wish to make legal gun sellers legally responsible for how customers choose to use the products, I'm sure right wing pundits are all over the story. I think it would be a great story on which to make a point of providing leftist criticism, more than just this once, to prevent a situation where the right looks good for saying obvious things that are censored out of other coverage.
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  6885. 10 kills in a mass shooting? the guy is officially an honorary white now. he is no longer asian american, he is american american!
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  6886. raytheon töte die schuldigen :)
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  6887. 2:02 come on dude, that's obviously a snow leopard kitten, not a jaguar.
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  6888. I don't think he said that
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  6889. that sounds like a great business for hippie communes.
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  6890. I disagree, I do think that israel is trying aomething radically different. any israeli and any palestinian will tell you that the situation has changed dramatically, and ao do the numbers. what israel is doing now is the second nakba. it is certainly in the process of depopulating gaza (seems unlikely to be stopped becauae of biden's extreme support, will probably finish with gaza by new year). afterwards, it will move on to expelling and restricting west bank palestinians and eventually palestinian israeli citizens as far as it is allowed to. the only way to derive even an arguable increase in safety from israel's brutality, palestinians must be prevented from accessing israelis to potentially attack them even more forcefully - that means transforming open ghettos into closed ghettos, and expelling or killing as many as possible. first of all, gaza is being made into an example by complete destruction and co pletedepopulation,as israeli politican and military leaders have not been too shy to state openly.
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  6891. of course, it's eurovision. that's not the point.
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  6892. my post: "it's not the same" replies: "what is wrong with you, don't you know it's not the same?!" 🙄
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  6893. "how many people died in the cold war?" makes no sense as a question in this, because it's extremely complicated and a really high number assembled from various wars of varying directness, including the korean war, the vietnamese-american war, and the soviet-afghan war as well as various smaller conflicts. if in asking the question, you thought the answer was zero, because "the cold war was cold", xou are extremely wrong. the cold war just didn't see americans fight soviets, but many americans and many soviets died fighting proxy forces of the other, and people from many other nations also died in the cold war. the total number is in the millions.
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  6894. Dominic Hill english please
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  6895. female body inspector
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  6896. a female mass shooter - that's what I call progress! :D
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  6897. "most of them aren't" - lol 10% are "most" on the right?
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  6898. uuuhm no, pal°°tinians are not merely CLAIMING that those settlers got the as°°ult r°fles from the government. that is an official project created after october 7th, is°°el's convicted ter°°rist security minister ben gvir, who created it, had himself filmed personally handing out those as°°ult r°fles. please do your job properly, say whether things are true or not when evidence is available (in this case nobody is even disputing it), instead of reporting it as he said/she said!
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  6899. rehabbing bats is brave, considering that they are the animals most likely to have various extremely deadly human-transmissable diseases, only possibly rivalled by primates. australian fruitbats specifically are known to transmit at least two very deadly viruses to humans. one is a lyssavirus that is only known to have infected three humans (all died), so it is thought to not be very transmissable, though one case was a wildlife caregiver, and the other two were even lesser contact incidents than are to be expected for a rehabilitator, in which people had very brief contact with a bat and got scratched. the other one is called hendra virus, it's best known for infecting horses through bat poop and killing 75% of them, but has also infected humans more often than the lyssavirus, and killed 60% of those.
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  6900. yeah production in north korea sounds tricky, but north korea could loan industrial workers or soldiers.
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  6901. au weia the ausländer know!
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  6902. recommendation to anyone who has yet to catch on: these days you should expect every year to be worse than the last.
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  6903. collagen FROM ABALONE? wow that's ridiculous. collagen is a byproduct produced by the meat industry in huge amounts, it's thw precursor to gelatin.
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  6904. "america's only disabled president thus far" DEBATABLE
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  6905. what a joke! which audience exactly is supposed to see these trials as "justice"? they are being held at the guantanamo bay prison, which was created to be and still serves its purpose as a law-free space (originally for the illegal detention of haitian refugees, like australia does in nauru or papua new guinea). how can you have a trial in a place without laws? the reason why these prisoners haven't been moved to the US is that the US would be detaining them illegally if they applied their own laws. holding a trial in gitmo is having your cake and eating it too.
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  6906. very cute, but this video pretty much undoes the good this guy does by inadvertantly advertising keeping monkeys as pets. if this video makes anyone buy a monkey, legal or illegal, that raises the trade value of pet monkeys, including wild-caught ones.
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  6907. at do you mean by "matt gaetz doesn't take corporate PAC money"? source? that doesn't sound like matt gaetz in any way!
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  6908. dass masken weiterhin trotz impfoptionen das beste sind hat dr. fauci schon vor nem jahr gesagt. der virus kann durch mutation keine maske überwinden, und auch keine kontaktvermeidung. aber es wäre natürlich schon nett, wenn die leute die masken korrekt tragen würden, und konsequenter in mehr situationen. am besten wäre es, wenn dem normalbürger niedrigschwellig möglichkeiten angeboten würden, verschiedene FFP2-maskentypen am eigenen gesicht auf passung zu prüfen und dann ein passendes modell zu kaufen. in krankenhäusern ist das standard, die stecken ihren kopf in so ne geschlossene kuppel und atmen dann einen speziellen geruchsstoff, der in der maske hängenbleibt. wenn man was riecht, geht luft ungefiltert an der maske vorbei.
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  6909.  @wierdalien1  oh, because of the smoke? interesting point. but the british would still have been crazy for choosing bright red, that would just make them easier to aim at even through smoke.
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  6910. Blank but telling putin that we won't escalate doesn't make us safer, it makes us LESS safe. it evidently doesn't keep putin from escalating, rather it makes him feel safe in deciding to escalate because he knows that he alone can decide how far he wants to escalate since we'll not respond by escalating further. we are empowering putin by announcing how peaceful and reasonable we are.
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  6911. welcome to DW, you are Janelle Dumalaon. :)
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  6912. that stumbling bodyguard is WASTED!
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  6913. 5:20 the off-center hammer being on that side kinda looks like it's supposed to be a left-handed gun, doesn't it?
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  6914. Syed Waqas wtf that's crazy... it sounds pretty fun, but obviously should not be allowed over populated areas and traffic. if there's a suitable spot around, a specific area dhould be designated where people can fly the kites without anybody who isn't involved needing to pass under the strings.
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  6915. look at that place - almost nobody lives there, and the land beside the lakes is too mountainous to farm for most crops, so if anything they probably have grazing livestock. there is almost nothing to causewater polution. but I suppose the sparae settlement means that many homes, those outside of towns, are not connected to a sewage treatment plant at all? how can cyanobacteria not be included in the water quality rating for swimming? they're probably the biggest risk factor!
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  6916. the current strongest man is autistic? that's really cool, certainly breaks the stereotype!
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  6917.  @sandyjuntunen4088  ah yes, magic 🐇🎩
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  6918. ignore youtube comments on this unless you want alternative facts for days. just google it.
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  6919. can you play victim any harder? the US occupation areas in syria, or which this one right across the border is obviously a support base, is an illegal act of war by international law and by US law (no congressional approval). and the USqnd its allies have been conducting hundreds of strikes including in the capital cities of lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen. iran and its allis wre consistently the ones being dragged into escalations by the US and i-country. iran's allies are engaged in self-defence against occupations, bombardment and threats of invasion against each of their countries, plus the yemenis who are also imposing an economic sanction againat i-country for committing gen°°°de. america has no excuse for any of its aggression, norfor arming i-country and guaranteeing protection against any consequences for its bone-chillingly abhorrent behaviour. the impunity guarantees from the US, UK and germany are going to lead to i-country nuking people.
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  6920. I wish somebody could explain to this palestinian woman that bad advocacy is counterproductive. but it doesn't seem like she is prepared to have anything explained to her by anyone.
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  6921. doesn't really land since she's very pretty
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  6922. THAT'S 30?!
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  6923. she's a minor tho
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  6924.  @mariomario1462  you're making it worse xD
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  6925.  @brianvernon4027  I don't recall that they have, but I don't think they would be relevant. airliners have no sensors to detect missiles, they got hit right next to the cockpit, and probably didn't even see the missile coming because they can't look down.
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  6926. 1:07 damn, I recognise none of these people except for america's favourite pederast.
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  6927. any commentary guest who makes the idiotic assertion that these small drones in moscow are flying from ukraine gets a dislike from me. these are remote-controlled civilian market drones under 50kg (for example foxtech REX 340). they are launched within or just outside of moscow. the only drones ukraine has launched from its territory farther than 50-100 km into russia are those old soviet strizh jet drones. those weigh 6 tons.
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  6928. 0:00 notice how the BBC bias guide dictates that even for a story this obvious, the initial framing must be the military's narrative.
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  6929. they can always sink lower.
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  6930. do they taste good?
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  6931. *have
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  6932. @Winter I suppose that it would logically follow to not separate calves from cows if you see cows as holy animals? but I know that not all hindus take that stuff that seriously.
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  6933. die durchsetzung des genozidverbotes sollte unsere aufgabe als deutsche sein. warum bleibt das an jemeniten hängen, und wir greifen sie an und liefern in riesigem stil waffen FÜR den völkermord? das ist ausdruck extremer historischer ignoranz und rassistischer überheblichkeit. unfassbar widerlich, wie sich deutschland benimmt.
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  6934. AJE went down the drain in recent years. they're largely worse than the BBC now.
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  6935. those syrian fossil fuel deals of 25% of profits from wagner-secured sources going to wagner, is that time-limited? if it's indefinite, that's crazy.
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  6936.  @diyaasaeed7959  campaign ads featuring guns, I reckon.
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  6937. non-poppy-derived synthetic opioids were in use decades back into the 20th century, and opiates very much are still in demand legally and illegally. china's fentanyl didn't really replace any market segment, it rather added to the overall opioid consumption.
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  6938. Ricky Bobby sexual harassment is a requirement to be part of a fox news show unless you are a pretty blond woman young enough for trump to like.
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  6939. nah
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  6940. at first I thought they put a wig on gertrude. those feathers are quite something.
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  6941. Connor Cook enola gay was the name of the plane that dropped the nuke on hiroshima and was made famous by a 1980 pop song by the same name.
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  6942. biden's new strategy is regime change in i-country - america is back! xD
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  6943. that's actually in the low end of the range I see for woodpecker pecking speeds with a cursory search (900-1200 pecks per minute).
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  6944. there are restaurants that keep bears as attractions? 0_O
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  6945. if they celebrate holi in goa, that could be.
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  6946. LOL the brits don't want farage anymore, so now he's on fox news!
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  6947. I guarantee CNN got a visit from the ADL for airing this segment.
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  6948. no peanut butter after midnight!
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  6949. nö, wir machen einfach jagd auf ungeimpfte mit impfstoffgeladenen betäubungsgewehren! zack, aua, trostlolli, fertig.
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  6950. and that is what the make would have needed to give the b°°b technicians: a waytoblow apart the b°°b remotely, only after payin the ransom. even pushing buttons by hand to enter a security code would have been a very uninviting prospect. but nowadays I'm pretty sure bomb disposal robots would be able to do that, as long as there is no time limit to finish the code.
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  6951. some of us remember TYT calling for and celebrating the US abandonment of afghanistan. don't pretend like you care about afghans now! it has not in fact been a long enough cool-off period to forget your advocacy in support of handing over afghanistan to the taliban, so just keep acting like afghanistan stopped existing when the US military left!
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  6952. that soes sound pretty smart,but that would mean an unusually high fire risk for that farm land, wouldn't it? and it typically wouldbe strips that are very narrow by north american farming standards, with likely very bad road access. and even after removal of stumps, only a fraction of cleared forest area would be suitable for farming, by not being too mountainous or rocky. and you need to restrict the crop selection A LOT to actually make fields function as firebreaks (might even require only growing seasonal crops that grow between fire seasons, leaving the fields bare during fire season).
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  6953. no need, theeffort has plenty government funding. it's an invasive species that's very unpopular with locals and threatens not just the natural ecosystem but also commercial beekeeping and possibly even tourism.
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  6954. "we're the police" -not actually the police at all
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  6955.  @blackmass1082  there are plenty of black overrated comedians more famous than roy wood junior, like chris rock or chris tucker
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  6956. ANC?? ^^
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  6957. Tamjan San hitler was never a social democrat.
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  6958. Semsem Eini right, germany followed austria into WW1 and followed an austrian into WW2. see the connection? no austrians, no problem. we need a final solution to the austrian question.
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  6959. photographoptikum well, luckily you don't become austrian by living in austria. it's more of a genetic condition.
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  6960. total warmongering coverage, almost feels like I'm listening to times radio.! legitizing pressure on biden to "retaliate" - no, THIS WAS a retaliation! the US, UK, and their settler colony in the region have conducted hundreds of strikes, including in the capital cities of lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen, and every time the BBC has reported it as "raising fears of escalation", instead of reporting it AS ESCALATION! it's escalation when they k°°° our guys who are real humans, but when we do it, it's actually just an appropriate form of communication because "they only speak the language of violence", does that sound about right??? does that make all those US troops deployed all over the globe all diplomatic staff then?🤨
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  6961. looks like a young to middle aged adult, I think. 4-7 years?
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  6962. huh? clothes are not a prominent export of china, that's more bangladesh, pakistan, india, vietnam and indonesia. I think china does a lot of custom orderclothes printing because it's good at organizing and shipping to order,but for actually making clothes, generally speaking chinese labour is too expensive. but no, america generally does not produce clothes. because that would be several times as expensive as in china. thus it's only done for rich people.
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  6963. wow, the guy goes HARD with the empty politician platitudes! also his fake stutter is very slimy.
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  6964. it looks cool
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  6965. the tyts have an emotional need to cling to the belief that abandoning afghanistan was great and doing literally nothing anywhere outside of the US is always correct.
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  6966. "it is time for germany to stand up" not the best choice of words if you know german history, but yes. xD
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  6967. Kris R the cure for stupidity like trumpism or putinism is decades of non-terrible education, so america is doomed. ironically the US was probably the driving force in the quite successful denazification of germany. german education isn't great either, but at least the prominent featuring of nazi history throughout several school years does communicate quite well that being the good guys or the bad guys is more complicated than "we're the good guys, those who oppose us are bad", and that anyone can be deceived into joining the bad guys. germans and other europeans have been making fun of the US for that we're-the-good-guys attitude long before trump, our perception of america is basically the movie team america - world police. well, we're now finally realizing that we've been overdoing it with the pacifism (which I guess I was a bit ahead of the curve with, since I thought it was a disastrous and disgusting betrayal to abandon afghanistan). russian propaganda does find willing audiences both on the far left and the far right in germany - somewhat like in the US. it might be a little more prominent in the european left than in the american left because with the european left, russia has somewhat kept its historical ties (the primary leftist party in germany is partially a reformed successor of the east german governing party), whereas the american left generally just seems to fall for russian propaganda because they do this incredibly americabrained anti-americanism (exemplified in the pre-invasion ukraine coverage of TYT and such) that makes them believe anybody who whines about american aggression because, being americans, they know absolutely nothing about the lands of notamerica, so they can't tell that they're being bullshitted. meanwhile the far right in germany is just really fond of conspiracy theories like trumpists, so they're basically the standard audience of russian media. well, not so much anymore, since RT and sputnik got banned in the EU. I know that the russian government is making wild claims about biological or chemical weapon programs in ukraine in an apparent attempt to prepare for conducting a chemical or biological attack against ukrainians and blame it on the other side. the russian troll said bio-lab though, not bioweapon lab, and I am in fact quite convinced that covid was an accidental lab leak, so that's one thing I won't argue against...
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  6968. "incredibly"? the US at the time was the biggest ally of ALL fascist regimes!
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  6969. it was the inciting incident, but it was clearly an inside job.
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  6970. literally impossible, not once has history repeated itself
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  6971. cliff afghanistan could grow saffron like they do in kashmir. really the thing where the big money would be in a sufficiently stable afghanistan is mineral extraction, and particularly rare earths. afghanistan has extremely large rare earth deposits. china is certainly interested in them. china already is the world's biggest rare earths producer, but cornering an important market like that even more is always nice. as far as trading things through afghanistan goes, I don't think that there is any money to be made whatsoever. the silk road is gone for good, and today afghanistan is a landlocked mountainous country with hardly any roads. I think they might actually have NO rails, I'm not sure though. transport through afghanistan is a disaster.
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  6972. f°°°, guterrez is actually rolling back rhetoric. beside the false accusation of escalation against ir°n, he is also issuing fewer accusations toward i-country, instead issuing complaints about the situation without naming the responsible party (old man yells at clouds), like i-country's supporters do.
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  6973. new zealand has the cutest penguins.
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  6974. by cop logic, that really is a good thing. guys, your cops are there to stay. this is going to be used as an alternative to tasers. come on, stop whining!
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  6975. wagenknicht schon wieder >_>
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  6976. it might if the graffiti is dark and the wall is light. though perhaps there could also be problems if the layer is thick.
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  6977. by leaving animals alone when they want to be left alone, you show them that you respect them and can be trusted. that's what these people in the video don't seem to understand.
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  6978. if nothing else, biogas would make sense when large quantities are collected. maybe compost, if the stuff can be made not too salty by rinsing it
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  6979. hey britain, please do not create a human brid flu for the rest of us, ok? that stuff has the potential to make covid look like a runny nose by comparison! 50% of known human bird flu infections, which so far have not been human to human transmissable, have resulted in death. do NOT make a respiratory virus with an ebola fatlity rate, PLEASE! we're all overbooked on crises already!
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  6980. I'm surprised that the damage isn't an ass tear xD
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  6981. damn, that's bagram airbase?!
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  6982. and if you do, you'd better have connections to south america, or venezuela in particular.
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  6983. the former
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  6984. 9:18 wtf made you think that making an extended joke out of grant imahara's death was a good idea? the same thing that told you that making a north korea apologia video advertising pyongyang as a tourist destination was a good idea?
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  6985. grüezi intensifies
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  6986. I see they still have not learned to control their souls' desire for freedom. alright, everybody back into lockdown!
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  6987. economic failures aside, I find it incredible that the lebanese state is incentivising bank robberies by letting people just get away with it and keep the money. they're not even able to conduct normal and reasonable repression anymore!
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  6988. what are you talking about?
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  6989.  @noahnelson6385  thanks. I have some practice, since I've been either bringing that up or otherwise shitting on the egyptian government at almost every opportunity I've gotten since that coup. xD I also often mention the fact that the whole egyptian revolution, from the moment the army decided to not attack protesters and sometimes opposed riot police to garner popular approval, was a trap set by the army to lull revolutionary forces into a false sense of security and then take them out. the army strategically insured a muslim brotherhood election win in order to receive western support for crushing egyptian democracy by organising the post-mubarak elections in too short a time frame for the secular political forces to organise a unity program and candidate to rival the preexisting unified movement of the muslim brotherhood. the army's fake support for the democratic revolution is what I'm calling the situation in sudan plagiarism of the egyptian coup for - the military there also solidified its power by temporarily pretending to cooperate with the democracy movement. the democratization period and military dictatorship snap-back in myanmar was also similar (though more drawn-out), but since it happened partially before the arab spring and egyptian coup, and since the military probably was not expecting any favourable treatment from the west, I think the inspiration they may have taken from egypt is probably rather limited. I think it's greater in thailand because even though that's just one in a series of many coups throughout thai history, that junta certainly was counting on continued good western relations (and was proven right), and egypt demonstrated the west's current day willingness to still tolerate coups. with turkey, of course nobody wants to admit it after it failed, but the coup plotters strongly signaled that they would take a more pro-western stance than erdogan, who was and is very unpopular with his NATO allies, so that coup attempt certainly did count on western recognition. I think all the african coups just counted on the west not actually caring about democracy in africa and being quite happy to cooperate with any stable military government, but they would have been emboldened by the principal willingness the west demonstrated in egypt to accept not just any coup against a democratically elected government, but one that solidified its grip on power with the worst massacre of unarmed protesters since at least beijing 1989. the west had a particular reason to support the egyptian coup, but the severity of human rights abuses it barely seemed to mind said a lot about the flexibility of its pretense of humanitarian principles.
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  6990. apparently crime is the number 2 issue americansare oting based on this time around, after inflation (I have no clue how one even votes based on inflation). actual policy matters like abortion are way behind.
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  6991. 9:24 well technically the double negative gets it a pass...
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  6992. how did you put the wrong title AND thumbnail on this?
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  6993. wrong continent, more like poison arrows
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  6994. same reason why the 13th amendment that's commonly considered as abolishing slavery explicitely allows the enslavement of convicted prisoners.
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  6995. actually the direct point of lockdowns is to avoid overloading hospitals, so that the standard of care for both covid patients and other patients doesn't drop too much.
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  6996. why did you treat the russians apparently abducting all the ukrainian personnell at chernobyl as a side note?
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  6997. russia is about to have a lot more mcburgers and crimean fried chickens.
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  6998. what are you talking about? he hasn't even been sentenced, he just got convicted. there are loads of processes to get through between even a death sentence and an execution in the US. I don't think anyone ever gets executed less than like two years after sentencing, and the average is probably more like 10 years. the guy is a lawyer and not poory he can hold up the system better than most. nowadays, I'm pretty sure more inmates on death row in the US die of natural causes than of execution, since governors frequently decide to not sign off on any executions.
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  6999.  @paulmatters2641  deutschland uber allies :'D
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  7000. an irish court decided that subway bread is not bread due to excessive sugar content.
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  7001. sending some weapons-grade ooftonium to ukraine, I see
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  7002. 1:15 how do you feel about what appear to be huge glue voids around the edge of that window, showing a very non-flat joining surface?
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  7003. take the sneezing dog to a vet, I think it has an allergy
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  7004. egypt is my personal least favourite dictatorship.
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  7005. 0:10 Mahna Mahna Do doo be-do-do Mahna Mahna Do do-do do Mahna Mahna Do doo de-do-do de-do-do de-do-do de-do-do-doodle do do do-doo do!
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  7006. ok, now please stop getting more cats, you already don't have enough space for 10.
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  7007. funny, that marbled polecat's distribution according to wikipedia only reaches inzo russian-occipoed territory in the donbas (from across most of asia). must be based on old data, lots of animals have been migrating in recent decades due to climate change.
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  7008. I'm impressed, apparently people in charge of the US military are pretty smart. it's embarrassing though that the US military managed to make this change, but america still hasn't managed to bad corporal punishment. yes, I know america, you turned out fine. 🙄
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  7009. there's probably no use gor it anymore, but it seems like a really fun engineering challenge to make the same vehicle both aerodynamic and hydrodynamic to move fast and efficient in both air and water.
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  7010. looks fun
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  7011. it might actually be a million rather than 300.000? wow, that's pretty bad. but russia has sent a lot of its military instructors to ukraine, so how are they going to retrain a million barely trained reservists?
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  7012. nein, ich fand die plötzliche schwüle total gruselig.
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  7013. 9:25 extra pointy missile
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  7014.  @jrhirsch1  🤡
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  7015. scherzskandal
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  7016. saying that hungary has been kowtowing to russia in this war is false. hungary always used to do that, but has actually turned around quite dramatically and sent a serious amount of serious military hardware to ukraine. hungary still tries to represent russia in terms of EU energy policy and sanctions, but still, it's turned around massively. russia certainly is not happy with anyone setting weapons to ukraine.
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  7017. "lees majeestay"
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  7018. please make biden stop lying about defending taiwan though, it's very inappropriate!
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  7019. 9:41"we don't want to have demonstrations, we don't need to have demonstrations." neither does north korea.
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  7020. this president was corrupt even by haitian standards. he stole 2bn in aid money since the earthquake, and in recent years the whole country and even the capital have been overrun by gangs as if all of haiti was a brazilian favela.
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  7021. yes, and his claim that what he was taught about firearms safety on set was to not pull a trigger pointing at someone is total horsesh°°. obviously that is sometimes necessary and often useful, and it's extremely unreasonable to count on that as a safety mechanism while handling a gun that you otherwise really should be able to trust to not be loaded. I have seen people claim that on set culture tends to be such that actors are expected to trust the armorer to hand them a safe gun and they're somehow not supposed to check in order to not offend the armorer, but that sounds idiotic and certainly there is no way baldwin as the protagonist and producer of the movie could be dictated such things. obviously he should have checked that the revolver's cylinders were empty or filled with marked inert prop ammunition, especially since it was widely known that some idiots were using the movie's guns to shoot real ammo in their time off. though it also is extraordinarily reckless for someone to do that and then return the gun to the set loaded with live ammo.
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  7022. Mr White lives matter kills both your parents lol come on man, worse things have happened!
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  7023. what a bunch of idiots in the comments - rkelly got more time than maxwell because his crimes were WORSE than maxwell's! I can't believe that there are people here who think that he's been treated badly by the justice system when he got away with being totally convictably guilty of child sex abuse for like 20 years!
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  7024. the erdogan supporter you're interviewing is talking as if erdogan had won by 20 points, rather than by 4. 🙄
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  7025. too cryptic to be unpopular
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  7026. wandel dulch handel
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  7027.  @justiniswebb9  anybody else after trump, biden, and desantis croak 2024
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  7028. 11:38 [speaking european]
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  7029. Paballo Kgotle bayraktar>Z
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  7030. no, it's both. the afghan state treasury was held in the US and is now "frozen", something between 5-10 billion USD.
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  7031. friedenskünstler
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  7032. watch on 2x
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  7033. that girl would have died if her father hadn't been rich and famous.
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  7034. 7:36 ich wohn im SPD-land bremen, und mir sind auch noch nie politische ziele oder positionen der SPD begegnet. die hat doch gazprom schröder abgeschafft!
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  7035.  @lesabooth5243  no, it's certainly not the best for free expressions in comments (in term of comments, YT is quite likely the most heavily filtered non-chinese platform with possible exceptions of partisan hackery like troth senchal), but I don't use other platforms. twitter certainly is still less censored, facebook and instagram probably are too, reddit and twitch probably are, whatsapp probably is, and 4chan, telegram, signal and such obviously are.
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  7036. 1:45 if that's suppoaed to be a minor statistical difference, then what you mean is not "1.15 times more likely", it's "1.15 times AS likely". 1.15 times as likely means a 15% increase, 1.15 times more likely means a 115% increase. ugh, why does general audience journalism have to suck like this? please hire people who know things... >_>
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  7037. damit wäre dann aber auch deutlicher erkennbar, wie umweltschädlich spritsubvention ist! xD
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  7038. fucking extroverts hugging strangers claiming to be depressed
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  7039. Real_RUBB3R well I don't drive, but I also wear no helmet when I cycle.
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  7040. I was surprised when there weren't mass shootings during the pandemic
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  7041.  @trapadvisor  what threat to society real AS is there and how do you know? I don't think a relatively rare and relatively mild form of r°cism constitutes a threat to society. what I do expect is that some minority of those people who take note of and disapprove of the control the c°l°ny and its minions exert in many countries will attribute this, much like the c°l°ny promotes, to the religion or the people too broadly. but while the repression absolutely is a threat to society, I don't see a backlash plausibly of similarly large societal impact as plausible in any country. I do think that the c°l°ny's despicable actions, and the fact that °°°ish organizations abroad almost all voice only support (protest groups formed for the purpose of dissent from it and the few who have always rejected the c°l°ny as incompatible with religious scripture being the only exceptions) have made °°°s less safe around the world. but the fact that no major attack against them has occurred in response yet proves how small of an issue that still is, and there certainly is no threat to society of that kind, that's really ridiculous.
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  7042. that's a compliment
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  7043. I'm pretty sure qatar doesn't have a niqab mandate.
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  7044. 10:11 covfefe!
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  7045. more of a weed-in criterion really
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  7046. a mandatory death penalty for drug mules carrying just a few hundred or thousand dollars worth of drugs is insane.
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  7047.  @CyrilSneer123  dude, I'm not going to replace the attention you didn't pay to the syrian civil war.
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  7048.  @FOLIPE  no. but israel did it in palestine around 1980, financing the islamist movement that later became hamas.
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  7049. Jessica Parker shush, that's a secret!
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  7050. I like the "get off my lawn" energy of biden in the thumbnail!
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  7051. the forward assist "isn't on there, like on an M16, to clear malfunctions or to make them worse" xD
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  7052. we've done worse, we have built their factories by selling them all the machines and the know-how.
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  7053. solidarity is a noun and americans have none of it. just look at TYT's total disregard for the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness of afghans!
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  7054. what are you talkingabout? hunter's paintings are better than 90% of high-priced modern art I have seen.
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  7055. I like opossums. the american ones are just ugly and do creepy poses as a defensive posture.
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  7056. come on, south africa 🙄
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  7057. quantum computer=quick mafs machine
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  7058. please don't add background music, that's nonsense.
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  7059. that's not how that works xD
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  7060.  @titteryenot4524  most intelligent artist
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  7061.  @dearmas9068  upend the foundations of the legal system? how about YOU take your advice and don't pretend to be a lawyer? I'm merely suggesting one minor amendment to copyright to define using copyrighted material as generative AI training data as prohibited, and one very specific and extraordinarily practical shifting of the legal burden of proof, which outside of issues of personal liability is actually quite common, and in practically no other case as uncomplicated as it is to document AI training data.
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  7062.  @abram730  genius 🤯
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  7063. 1:18 are those.... huge glue voids around the edge of that window, showing a remarkably non-flat surface on the metal side of that joint, or am I crazy? even if that joint is somehow only exposed to compression force, that still shows really bad workmanship. and I don't think that it is, as one thing it's certainly exposed to is lateral shear force as the vessel goes through pressure cycles, causing expansion and contraction. a joint that looks like that is going to have a tiny fraction of the strength of one without voids, on flat surfaces.
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  7064.  @Chaotic_Pixie  right, that's the sort of stuff I mean. the kind I know also seems to have some citrus oil in it, but I doubt that it's enough to play a role in the dissolving of dirt (though citrus oil can in fact dissolve fats and resins, it can also be used as a solvent for oil varnishes and general turpentine replacement). I'm pretty sure that stuff has sawdust in it, but when I looked it up, I also saw mention of versions with sand, so pumice makes sense, too. if provided options, I would say the sawdust is the best idea and the sand is the worst - they probably all do a good enough job, but sand will have the biggest risk of settling in drainage pipes, and sawdust the least (pumice in the middle since it's less dense than quartz). household drainage pipes are probably not reliably set up to clear something as dense as sand.
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  7065. maybe russia invaded ukraine to protect itself against this vicious ukrainian trolling.
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  7066.  @erolc82  the foreign aid offered did not involve foreign military personnel.
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  7067.  @erolc82  militaries can provide reacue service, but what's offered internationally in thesedisaster responses, with the exception of airlift services which often are done by militaries, are civilian rescue and aid specialists. they have nothing to do with military.
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  7068. meanwhile, mainstream media have been uncritically promoting tiktok for years, an app that was founded primarily on content of dancing minors incentivised to look attractive. tiktok is (and originally was to an even higher degree) a catalogue of minors trying to look sexy that predators can conveniently scroll through and privately contact the ones they find most attractive or whose behaviour is most indicative of desperate attention-seeking. tiktok is what you would get if you made a committee of pedophiles design a social app. it should have been banned in all reasonable countries for endangering children years ago, but instead it's been constantly promoted by the media. tiktok is quantitatively and qualitatively the most dangerous online platform for children, and I don't think I've ever seen this threat mentioned by big media!
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  7069. well, russia could always just lower food safety standards...
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  7070. ;)
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  7071. most normal american
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  7072. 12,000 in elon numbers means 1200.
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  7073. CDU september 2021: "werneeeeeeeeeeeeer! die russen sind da!!!!"
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  7074. 0:52 "I have no interaction with children whatsoever" SUS
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  7075.  @jimbo_beans  well it's obviously for crazy people, it's basically a flying motorcycle.
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  7076.  @coolcat6103  🙄
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  7077.  @ayeshasadiqa6929  there's a wikipedia article about it, check the sources if you like. the big items is that qatar charity used to be one of the biggest income streams of al qaeda and has built a training camp for ISIS, while the qatari state has given more than a billion dollars to hamas and hundreds of millions to al nusra (which makes them the biggest donor for hamas and probably the biggest for al nusra).
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  7078. what are you talking about, she is so bad at lying!
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  7079. wtf, deutschland?
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  7080. 🤡
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  7081. dude xD
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  7082. HOW did it take them this long?
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  7083. mittwoch
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  7084. she can't move away, she's not allowed to leave iran. she would have left the day she was cleared for exit.
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  7085. the vast majority of the water in zhengzhou came from a reservoir. the government opened it to save the dam and announced the opening ten hours after the water arrived in the city. you're right, that is about as good as china's covid response! xD how much do they pay you? don't be too cheap, this is almost good content by chinese propaganda standards! or are they holding a drugs charge over your head like they probably do with that tweaker nathan rich?
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  7086. ukrine won't have another offensive, unless they want to lose even harder. the last one achieved nothing other than increasing expenditure of equipment and soldiers on both sides, but likely more on the ukrainian side because that's how it usually goes in offensive vs. defensive warfare. and russia's population is roughly six times as big as the population remaining under ukrainian control. even factoring in that many men in particular have stayed in ukraine, and they may have also been inclined to escape the occupied parts of ukraine due o the very severe early draft, ukraine would still be losing in manpower attrition if they lost one to every three. which they probably hardly ever did, and are certainly not doing now and weren't doin last year, since russia is now better armed again.
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  7087. which absolutely everybody including the current news media tries to ignore. I mean how is it not a news story ANYWHERE that one part of afghanistan is still resisting because panjshir is still doing the asterix thing, now with the son of the afghan with the biggest balls in history, ahmad shah massoud, whom al qaeda and the taliban took out two days before 9/11 in an apparent attempt to avoid getting yeeted off the face of the earth by him with the help of the US? I'd say all that is a story.
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  7088. there are few things that still manage to catch me off guard about covidiots, but one of them is how in so many of the covid denier hospital bed interviews, they STILL do not feel like they are or have been stupid. this guy for example is just like "yeah I didn't take it seriously at all, I totally ignored it, but I think it's serious now", and he doesn't even seem to feel that there is any need for explanation or excuses or shame there, as if he had been acting reasonably all along and he couldn't have known because he hadn't personally gotten sick yet. if I was one of those healthcare workers, I would definitely not feel so sympathetic. I would feel severely disrespected by these people for putting hospital workers in this horrible position again instead of taking them seriously enough to a) believe at least what the local health professionals are saying about covid and b) do your part in reducing their work load by getting vaccinated and/or taking other effective measures to protect yourself and others from infection. even if the pandemic is going to wind down for good some time soon in the more vaccinated countries, this personnell burnout it going to leave a lasting mark on healthcare. being this overworked and exposed to death and hopeless situations for months or years is not what these people signed up for. they are put in situations that are too hard to handle, but they feel like they can't quit because they are desperately needed, and if they were to quit, both significant numbers of patients would suffer more or die preventably, and their colleagues would have to work even harder. this is making healthcare workers work insane hours and push through more stress than they can take for months at a time, or however long a particular covid wave lasts. these people are being overworked and traumatized, and the stress is probably taking years off their life expectancy.
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  7089. come on, obviously supermarket baked goods are lower quality than what you're supposed to get at a bakery. let people buy the cheap baguette if they don't mind the low quality, as long as you're actually selling a much better product for three times the price (still not much money), you'll be fine. we could use a little bit more of an appreciation of food quality like the french have here in germany though. a huge portion of the german population is very very focused on buying as cheap as possible, and it's very bad for farmers and food producers who want to operate their businesses in ways that respect environmental protections, animal welfare, fair payment and working conditions for employees, and product quality. it ends up favoring big corporations that don't care about how they operate as long as they make money and that can make cheap products more efficiently than small scale producers by using more expensive machines. in the end the food industry employs far fewer people who enjoy their jobs less , and even those people who have found a niche to sell quality products are usually under a lot of pressure and need to operate on small margins.
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  7090. ukraine will capture all the mykolaivkas!
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  7091. this seems completely fake. I think VICE was taken for a ride by people telling them what they wanted to hear for money. what was definitely 100% fake was that one ex-narc who had his buddy put dried scorpion bits in the cigarette, which didn't even include the stinger and as such NO VENOM (it's only produced in a gland in the round bit of the stinger), and then threw it away so he wouldn't have to smoke that nasty crap. that was ridiculous.
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  7092. will the real dim lady please stand up?
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  7093. DOG BREEDERS HATE THIS TRICK
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  7094.  @matthewbaynham6286  you're not the sharpest tool in the shed, are you?
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  7095. let me guess - nuclear waste reprocessing is banned in the US because reprocessing is less convenient than mining if you want to focus on making nuclear bombs?
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  7096. 3100 air to air nukes? sheesh, america! how many bomber fleets did you expect? xD
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  7097. consumption? sinclair is tuberculosis???
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  7098. #PALESTINE
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  7099. multicopter delivery drones would be safer than having drones roll through traffic.
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  7100. jordan is catching up on trying all the snazzy looks ^^ I hope they're not going to take any hate seriously that they get through social media. anyone who gets famous gets hate, and they could attract some real nasty people simply by seeming likely to be vulnerable.
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  7101. dictators are politicians.
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  7102. there are other words like that, such as kindergarten, or iceberg, where they just misspell the german word
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  7103. that is one hell of a non-credible interviewee you featured here. his republican-biased pseudo-centrist claims about a supposed silent majority of "moderates" who "don't want a repeat of 2020" are a total lie. and his equivocation between trump and biden is ridiculous.
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  7104. totally wrong title, the video is about serbia, which is west of russia.
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  7105. I know, I was there.
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  7106. congratulations, you may not be a lunatic.
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  7107. this is some great 21st century activism, and I think the experience both with the broad variety of hardware and with dealing with people, as well as noting this community engagement on their resumees, are very likely to also kickstart lucrative and/or even more helpful career opportunities for those boys.
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  7108. VICE already did this exact story with equally little basis years ago 👎
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  7109. tardigrades are NOWHERE NEAR the third smallest animal.
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  7110. nee, fernsehen soll das sein
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  7111. update: the thing sold for $103.5m! 👏
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  7112. MrNicoJac because that's when the weather and currents in the taiwan strait are favourable to amphibious landings
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  7113. this is a misinterpretation. wargames do not have very significant predictive power, they are absolutely not valid simulations of what would happen. especially here given the fact that it is bizarre to believe that the US would fight china over taiwan, when it won't even fight russia over ukraine. both russia and china have sufficient nuclear deterrence (that's the only military power russia has more of, but nobody wants to f with china's nuclear arsenal in the low thousands of warheads either), and otherwise the chinese military is a far greater threat, and the chinese economical leverage dwarves russia's. every argument for the US to not fight russia applies even more to china. no matter what lies biden tells - the US is very very explicitly NOT committed to fight for taiwan, and the US absolutely would not do it in reality. the US would fight for japan or south korea, but not for taiwan. japan might want to join the war, but probably would refrain from doing it unilaterally without insuring a US entry, in which case the US would refuse. the only possibility I see is japan going leroy jenkins, and the US then begrudgingly joining. in which case the upside could be support from australia, and perhaps britain, the philippines, vietnam or the like. but if that aort of thing happens, then there probably is a big risk of north korea joining (and russia anyways).
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  7114. 5:11 funny how that polish kid randomly speaks with some sort of scottish accent xD
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  7115. yeah, I would be better if everybody based their world views on the same reality. much less conflict potential.
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  7116. 2:00 the background decoration is in the colours of the luhansk people's republic's flag >_>
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  7117. first time? whenever you criticize TYT in the comments, two thirds of responses will be people calling you a trumper.
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  7118. doing things intentionally wrong is not innovation just because everybody else is doing it differently.
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  7119. what's causing harm is mostly the deug war. opiates could be used about as safely as alcohol if they were similarly socially integrated.
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  7120. 10:07 you should have better addressed hillary clinton's false recollection of the isr°°eli withdrawal from g°za. she says that is°°el left all the "infrastructure" intact, and then h°mas destroyed it. that is the opposite of the truth. in reality, is°°el insisted on destroying every building within the settlements and they did, entirely officially, and they claimed that the one thing they would not destroy were the greenhouses, but they destroyed a large part of them anyway. other than those greenhouses that were left partially intact, is°°el has always demolished every building in every settlement from which it has agreed to withdraw in pal°°tine and sinai. they LOVE theeir bulldozers, demolition is like a national sport for them.
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  7121. "the least controversial winners include [...] mother teresa" oh, you haven't heard?
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  7122. they're putting people through compulsory military service without ever touching a gun? that makes no sense at all!
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  7123. a blank rifle for kids with a rifled barrel? those are clearly meant to have projectiles loaded into the barrel!
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  7124. I know you're talking about lactuca virosa, but I don't think it was ever called devil's lettuce, since it was never villified.
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  7125. I say we eat him last and make him watch! 😏
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  7126. 5:08 echter kevin
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  7127. that there is a gerard depardieu life time supply
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  7128. typical double merle breeder - merle dogs are popular, so they figure it's worth breeding double merles to get more merle puppies that can be sold for more money, and just have the 10% or so that are disabled killed.
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  7129. a) orang utan babies are fucking adorable and they look like hairy homers b) god damn that is a red ape! what (sub)species is that?
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  7130. that doesn't sound environmentally friendly at all, look at all the chemicals and energy required! I'm sure regular plastic bags within a good waste management system wherethey get burned for energy at the end is more environmentally friendly. regular plastics are relatively simple substances to make from oil, with relatively little energy. I know thateven paper bags require more energy to make than plastic bags, and these jute-plastic bags here seem likely to require an order of magnitude more energy than paper bags, while also producing a lot more chemical pollutants at the factory. and no, you don'tget to use "secret chemicals" while claiming to make an environmentally friendly product.
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  7131. 0/10 pronounciation in both german and french, you didn't even pretend to try.
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  7132. OwO
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  7133. oh I thought this was going to be professional football... I don't think a game game really counts. in 2012 after a first national league football game in egypt, 74 fans of rival clubs were killed in a riot.
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  7134. in germany we say sahra wagenknecht
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  7135. I would guess that it's hardened steel, but I think the solution still would have been to drill that hole in any such real life gun couple. I imagine that would be more of an issue today, given that ian mentioned that the early bayonets without the hole are rare.
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  7136. no, livestock guardian dogs are among the least "sweet-tempered", and kangals are the biggest ones. they are calm like otherhuge dogs, but their breeding to fulfil an autonomous herd protection role (with no shepherd around mcu of the time) has made them independently-minded and difficult to train, and very highly territorial and protective of the people and animals they are bonded with, for which they heavily employ threat displays and violence. large livestock guardian dogsare the qorst category of sogs to choose as pets, and kangals are the worst ones among them. they're lovely animals like most dogs, but almost all potential behavioural problems and injury risks with dogs in general are superaized in livestock guardian dogs. besides wolf-hybrids, kangals are the least pet-suitable dogs. most of those street dogs have nothing to do with kangals though. besides pet breeds common around the globe, they're mostly related to regional herding dogs, not livestock guardian dogs, which are rarer and don't make for a good genetic starting point for a successful feral dog population, as environmental factors for stray dogs quite strongly favour small to medium dogs.
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  7137. there's no HOME without ME ;)
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  7138.  @darkundead  oof
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  7139. I think you mean on tracks...
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  7140. this isn't very good stuff to disprove the russian narrative though. what more clearly disproves it are drone videos of destroyed cities like mariupol and kharkiv. individual kids being killed doesn't prove targeting of civilians as well as videos of tens of thousands of destroyed homes. if russians see videos of dozens of burnt-out tower blocks, they will understand the scale of devastation because they know how many people live in those. I don't know if there are landmarks in ukrainian cities that russians would recognize, perhaps there would be in kyiv or odessa and there may be in kharkiv (basically the capital of russian-speaking ukraine), but it probably already wouldn't be too difficult to convince russians that those videos are from ukraine and not syria for example because they would recognize typical soviet architecture, and there hasn't been any other place as much like russia as ukraine getting bombed like this recently (the chechen wars were before modern camera drones and georgia wasn't this bad). the only counter could be that it's videos of destruction from ukrainian bombing in donbass. for that, landmarks would be useful, though in case russian TV isn't itself showing those images and claiming that they're from donbass, you could then argue that russian TV would do that if it was so, and the fact that the images are not on russian TV and the whole thing is being portrayed as not even a real war proves that the images are not from donbass and not caused by ukrainian bombs, because then russian media wouldn't hide them. it's not like russians don't know that state media can lie, they're just trying to pretend that it doesn't.
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  7141. it's not a catastrophe. it's not a natural event. it's an atrocity. I wonder what they got on guterrez, they made him scale back his criticism a lot I think 6-8 weeks ago.
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  7142.  @Cloudyrosez  in zuhältern? dass das keine heimlichen feingeister waren? ääähhh jaa??????????
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  7143. btw. are those tests still made entirely exclusively in china? wasn't there supposed to be an effort to create production of essential pandemic medical supplies in europe and the US? shouldn't that have been functioning for at least a year at this point? wouldn't it make sense that at least when the US government is buying, they don't need to buy from china?
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  7144.  @Blair338RUM  but he does it clearly counterproductively. I highly recommend that you listen to the trump interview audio section about i and p that was released I think in late october, it's extraordinary how stupidly net°°°ahu mishandled trump's need for powerful men to flatter him and make him feel like he's one of them. trump feels deeply disrespected by him, to the point that I consider it extremely likely that trump would actually be better than biden on p&i in his second term (not saying he'd be good, I'm just saying he'd clear that super low bar), because bases that sort of thing on personal sympathies formed out of flattery towards him, and he strongly personally prefers abbas to net°°°ahu now because abbas was nice to him ("warm and fatherly", don't ask).
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  7145. not just them, spirit aerosystems also produces parts for other boeing types and for the airbus 350.
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  7146.  @alinaqirizvi1441  no, the same loose bolts issue has also been found on other models including the 787. the 737 max 9 just happened to be the one that lost the first door in flight, and then they checked it and to some degree some other models, but only for that specific issue. all planes with parts from that bizarrely unreliable factory need to be disassembled far enough to check for any other thing they could possibly have messed up. as long as that's not done, I'm not going to claim that there is an objectively unacceptably high risk, but I have little doubt that those planes are less safe than just about any other airliner in the US. because what boeing/spirit and the FAA have been doing is in a whole other universe than previous safety standards of the airline industry. it's like the difference in build quality between any decent car company and tesla, these people are deranged.
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  7147. de facto because of power politics, de jure because they didn't sign on to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, so they have no obligation to not run collaborative nuclear weapons programs with other apartheid states. technically, of the states being fearmongered over, only iran breaks the non-proliferation treaty if it builds nukes because it is a signatory, whereas north korea once was a signatory but has withdrawn from it. india was in the process of developing nukes when the treaty was conceived, so they never signed on, and in response neither did pakistan, which then took several years and much more money than it had reasonably available to make its own nukes. israel's friend gave up its nukes along with its apartheid. I think they probably never signed on to the treaty either, or only afterwards.
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  7148. why did you make that three words?
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  7149. israel never got to a high vaccination rate. they were quick, but they have a huge number of vaccine-hesitant people. they may have the highest rate of triple-vaxxed, but I'm pretty sure they have 30%+ unvaccinated.
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  7150. those asian boars look very skrunkly
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  7151. the tub peeing scene is hilarious :'D
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  7152. is autorotation the reason why helicopters have vertical stabilizer fins? to counter the small amount of torque transmitted from the main rotor to the fuselage through friction? and are helicopters generally built with skids or wheels apecifically for autorotation landings? since during normal landings, they land without forward movement...
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  7153. have fun
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  7154. 👍
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  7155. #nichtsgewusst
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  7156. dude, you know you can look up pronounciations, right?
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  7157. öffentlich rechtliche comedy zum völkermord in gaza: wozu brauch ich faktendiskussion, wenn ich auch beleidigen kann? da soll noch mal einer sagen, deutsche hätten keinen humor - im gegenteil, es sind ja gerade die anderen, die darüber nicht lachen können! also das unlustigste volk zur zeit sind die palästinenser, das steht schon mal fest. ich glaube, dass vieles besser wäre, wenn die verstehen würden wie wichtig es ist, über sich selbst lachen zu können.
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  7158. it's more like a matter of how much of it the taliban take.
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  7159. that article and your reading of it mix up two different things that are commonly mixed up to cover up and excuse w°r cr°mes. there is a passing mention of an officer refusing or ignoring an order to withdraw his troops from the strip, which is indeed a straightforward breakdown of command as the article characterises. but everything else in the article is about troops just committing crimes they were allegedly not supposed to commit. to behave more brutally than ordered is a very particular type of deviation from instructions that generally does not threaten the functioning of a military, although it sometimes can be exploited by enemy forces for example setting traps or ambushes for enemy soldiers based on them looking to loot or r°p°. for example the r°°e of nanking was committed directly against an order from the top arm ranks to specifically not do that in the chinese captial. it's a practically universal cliché to the degree that it's a standard euphemism for w°r cr°mes to be referred to as morale problems/morale breakdown/low morale.
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  7160. yeah that's one of america's favourite ways of bending the rules about torture.
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  7161. russia's national government is more hesitant to take unpopular covid measures than democratic governments in countries with real elections?! 😂👌
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  7162. THAT is what a VERY anxious dog looks like. a lot of these youtube videos exaggerate moderate fearfulness in dogs. this dog is genuinely terrified, maybe something like PTSD.
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  7163. he's dead. we shall fly the super mario flags at half mast!
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  7164. "hand-cannoneering" with "absolute atomic loads" xD
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  7165. to put a grip safety not on the grip is a special kind of idiocy.
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  7166. the grandpa is likely only 50-60 years old.
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  7167. the extreme right wing government of the late night clown and small time embezzler zelenskiy? xD you know that the azov batallion isn't in government, right? the people of ukraine overthrew their president because he was going against the will of the majority in cancelling EU membership aspirations and deciding that ukraine should be more closely connected with russia instead. it's pretty obvious that the ukrainian people (other than the russian ukrainians in the east) wouldn't want that, mostly because EU membership would all but guarantee much more general prosperity than russia could provide, but also because russia has always treated ukraine like shit. those russians in eastern ukraine and crimea are there because stalin sent them there to replace the millions of ukrainians he had starved to death in ukraine or deported to siberia and worked to death there. given ukraine's huge industry and extremely productive agriculture, it should be one of the most prosperous parts of the former eastern bloc, if only it could stop being cucked by russia.
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  7168. 300 liters may be an american can of coke, I think.
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  7169. there's no way miley of all people is going to send enough money to ukraine to make up for hoe bad of a look this is as far as most ukrainian allies are concerned. 🤨
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  7170. only 10% of democrats see abortion as a priority issue that they want to "hear congressional candidates talk about"? YIKES!
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  7171. #ProtonNotUgly #bullying #bebest
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  7172. why is this the first time in all the idiot-in-zoo-enclosure videos I have watched that I'm seeing fire hoses being used? that's genius! #RIPHarambe
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  7173. in soviet russia, work volunteers you.
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  7174. 1:40 sand fried corn wtf
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  7175. Umair Khan that's some very sandy looking salt
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  7176. florida man
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  7177. and most don't become anything
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  7178. YES! LEARN FROM OUR F°°°ING HISTORY! scholz, habeck (as the minister in charge of weapon export permits) and most likely baerbock need to go to prison for what they've been doing!
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  7179. ÖRR
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  7180. FYI this is how ukraine lost most of its navy. they were in the sea of azov when russia annexed crimea, and to leave to the black sea they would have had to squeeze between russia and russian crimea.
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  7181. I would find this guy more credible if he didn't keep saying "belogrod".
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  7182. so many strawberries 🍓
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  7183. I don't know if there are living descendants of that king, or whether this gun was technically royal property or state property before the french revolution, but I feel like either the french state or the king's living descendants probably have a legal claim to this gun (unless it was royal property and there are no descendants).
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  7184. come on, that's fake news. the catholics claim that saintly corpse"incorruptibility" thing all the time. they just set really really low standards if you look into it. it's absolutely not "no sign of decomposition"!
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  7185. yes, unless they failed to mention in the interview that the control group was given the same information except for the stuff about masks.
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  7186. no, they haven't.
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  7187. 15:29 das freundschaftslied 2023 sucht man derweil in den öffentlich rechtlichen medien vergeblich....
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  7188. "bill maher" and "smug rant" is redundant...
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  7189. how much is 5000 of today's dollars in 1940s nazi gold though?
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  7190.  @jojop719  burning ceilings made of very flammable material spread fire sideways extremely quickly because the flames and hot exhaust gasses, which normally draft upwards, instead are pushed out horizontally. all of the heat produced is extremely efficiently used to ignite more material. in effect, it's similar to lighting something very flammable from the bottom in a verrical position (a hanging sheet of paper for example), but I would argue that it's even more efficient, because with a free-hanging vertical object, a lot of the heat still rushes past it upwards, while with a burning ceiling, all of the hot gas pools under it. but still, the speed of spread the video seems to show is at the top end if what I would have expected with styrofoam.
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  7191. orange cats generally, I think
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  7192. the only people happier than TYT about america abandoning afghanistan were the taliban and perhaps the chinese government.
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  7193. ich hasse die CDU, aber röttgen ist der einzige deutsche spitzenpolitiker, der klartext redet. das war schon letztes jahr mit afghanistan so. in beiden fällen baut deutschland riesige scheiße und alle heucheln rum.
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  7194. that is absolutely horrifying. I don't think they gave consent and it never should have been offered as an option to consent to, because it's an insanely irresponsible thing to do!
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  7195. I like the chaotic fake range markings and the fact that these pistols seem to have been made with large non-matching serial numbers on different parts. since I'm guessing that it's unlikely that somebody actually found parts of multiple of these pistols that fit together.
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  7196. das iat keine legalisierung, das ist eine relativ umfangreiche dekriminalisierung.
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  7197. I think it's very much about appearance first. I'm pretty sure that for longevity and health, it is preferable to work out less and have a it more body fat than him. relatively high physical activity levels are good, but he is overdoing it, he's straining his body.
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  7198. 9:17 "we are from england" - chinese company, random south african guy xD
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  7199. you don't know that he wasn't involved, do you?
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  7200. the coup that kicked off the last 10 years of many coups in africa (and some in asia) was the 2013 western-supported military coup against egypt's first democratically elected government - because the west, and israel in particular, much prefer a renewed egyptian military dicatorship to a muslim brotherhood democratic government. note that hamas is an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood. after the coup, the egyptian military cleared about a million protesters from the streets by conducting the biggest massacre of protesters since at least beijing 1989, killing around a thousand in one night. one year and one fake election later, field marshal sisi's junta was demonstratively recognised as legitimate through a presidential visit in berlin to meet merkel, and in the following years, egypt surpassed saudi arabia and the UAE to become germany's biggest customer of weaponry. currently, the junta is focused on building nay pyi taw in the desert, a new center of government and garrison city outside of cairo in order to make it impossible for future popular uprisings to threaten the government - any crowd trying to reach the administrative capital can simply be bombed on the road out of cairo. most directly, egypt's coup has been copied by sudan. the special thing about egypt's coup, which sudan's military imitated, is that it was pre-planned as a trap from the last days of mubarak's presidency. the army made a point of pretending to be friendly towards the people by refusing to attack protesters, sometimes even blocking police attacks on protesters. after mubarak's resignation, the military pushed for an election timetable that was too short for the more secular democratic forces to network and present strong electable options, so that inevitably the muslim brotherhood would come out on top because it was already long established as a large organisation. the military knew they would have broad western approval for a coup against a muslim brotherhood government, and they used their period of pretending to support democratisation to observe and record all sorts of activists, politicians and journalists who revealed themselves because they thought they were living in a new kind of egypt - most of those people have now been either murdered, imprisoned, or individually threatened in order to remove the threat they might pose to the regime. the reestablished dictatorship is even more tyrannical than mubarak's, and its grip on power is secured by its combination of large-scale individually targeted repression of more politically relevant people, and its extraordinarily boundless violence that it demonstrated during the rabaa massacre.
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  7201.  @Peter1x2y  meinst du tanken, oder tanken?
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  7202. was für ein hässlicher dreck, das tu ich mir nicht an 🤮
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  7203. that thing looks like it shoots laser beams.
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  7204.  @daniele_go  mmhmm very credible post. xD
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  7205. if the current evidence of war crimes doesn't make any nation intervene on ukraine's behalf, we should at least now send them tanks, planes, and everything they need.
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  7206. "I'm not a nazi, so nobody I like is far right"
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  7207. hä? das hab ich doch schon mal geguckt!
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  7208. you know that fake chocolate is very much not going to be a good thing for cacao farmers, right? if this stuff is commercially successful, it will only reduce the value of cacao.
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  7209. no, the data is of people who WENT TO A HOSPITAL AFTER GETTING HIGH ON CANNABIS. practically everyone sent to a hospital because of weed is there because of intense anxiety, because there ispractically no other severe reaction it can cause. you need to be very predisposed to anxiety/panic for that to happen, that is a very severe reaction. "one third of patients admitted to ER due to panic attack are diagnosed with an anxiety disorder soon after" yeah no sh°°. "one third of patients admitted to ER due to panic attack on cannabis are diagnosed with an anxiety disorder soon after" duh. [first claim made up for comparison, but actual data for that would have been a much more reasonable point of comparison than the abaolute idiocy presented in that article]
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  7210. oooo kyle big mad at that one xD he is slightly wrong though: with ID checks on websites, it's not the government that gets your browsing history connected toyour identity, it's the website. which may actually make it much more likely for the data to end up sold, but that depends on whether the ID system is the website itself or a third party. with a sufficiently independent third party, it may be possible to keept the ID and the browsing separate, so the third party basically just transmits yes or no to the website.
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  7211. is it just me, or is everybody else also only seeing the hungary-poland best friends forever comments going one way?😂
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  7212.  @vrdfrdcf  fausch bad
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  7213. 1:39 getting the word "incompetence" wrong repeatedly is quite ironic!
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  7214. can you just watch the video? >_>
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  7215. nooooo D:
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  7216. yes, except for the fact that they combined walnut with plastic furniture.
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  7217. and he's the chairman of the chinese communist party.
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  7218. yes, mr. lavrov
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  7219.  @PhilipDeLamarter  maybe ebay, how would I know? antiques will be expensive and no longer serviceable (material fatigue and corrosion). I looked it up - by US law, flamethrowers are unregulated in all states except maryland (ban) and california (licence), they're not even subject to america's lax gun laws. you're definitely not allowed to use them in many environments though, as they'll be considered to be a recklessly uncontrolled fire risk. you could probably get in trouble for using one wherever any fire-sensitive object that's not your property is in range (or other people), or any way for fire to spread to such objects or to public land.
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  7220. in germany we say sahra wagenknecht
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  7221. those people in the video are not libyans, they come from poorer states south of the sahara.
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  7222. those chickens were dyed when they were just hatched and sold as pets/toys. the new feathers are growing in normal because they weren't dyed.
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  7223. looks like crocodile is a bad material for the strap.
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  7224. that's a problem on your end
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  7225. it's well established that the oncept of freedom, including as a political goal in modern times, has aome wildly differing definitions. probably the most recognized one is the american libertarian freedom, but there are different conceptions including the leftist one of freedom from economic exploitation, or even freedom ideals of religious fundamentalists that boil down to freedom from temptations to sin and challenges to the religion.
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  7226.  @allangibson8494  bullshit. blue flames are not hotter than yellow flames, and those are not the numbers.
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  7227. why is he talking about high altitude wind when that thing's rotors only catch wind at ground level? it doesn't matter how high the kite is, the kite is not driving the generator. this seems a lot more goofy and less promising than that other kite power generator type that actually runs a generator on the pull of the kite (periodically reeling it back in in a low drag aerodynamic configuration).
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  7228. I'm calling it, unshaven louis calling for government regulation is the beginning of him turning into a bearded communist!
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  7229. 2:43 that is the gayest military march I have ever seen
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  7230.  @Justin-fy7xk  yes he actually likely would, or they would, because the republicans would not be able to 100% restrain him from lashing out at the extreme disrespect constantly emanating from i-country. I'm in no way a trumpist' but in this case, compared to biden, he really would deliver a shift toward "america first" that would be an improvement.
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  7231. 14:30 "did you bam-bam-bam-bam?" - uncrackable genius code to avoid incriminating yourself in recorded phone calls out of jail 😂
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  7232. how to: americabrained anti-american baby leftism, by ana kasparian
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  7233. of course the azov battallion/regiment or whatever they call themselves now has gotten american weapons. they are considered an elite part of the ukrainian armed forces, and there's lots of video and photo evidence of them having some of the best weapons, absolutely including american-madd ones. really weird thing to deny or be cagey about, this is in no way a secret. you would need to be extraordinarily ignorant to not realise that with the tens of thousands of javelins, stingers etc. sentto ukraine, some of those weapons end up with azov. I don't think it's a problem, but yes, of course it is happening. ukraine is relying on those american and other western weapons.
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  7234. 1/10 absolute garbage comment section
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  7235. we have known for years that afghanistan would go the way of vietnam, ever since the taliban started gaining territory at the same time as the US was reducing its presence. the talk of getting out and leaving the fight to the afghan government has long been very reminiscent of vietnamization. the US even wanted to make a deal with the taliban that contained NO demands other than that the US would not be attacked from afghanistan. they could have gotten that deal in 2001 instead of invading. and yet again, the US and its allies are trying to avoid admitting that they lost the war. no, when you quit the game and say "I don't want to play anymore", you lose.
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  7236. gonzo piloting xD
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  7237. a goddamn redditor!
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  7238. Satan why would everybody creating something be an artist? that's not what that word means, it's nonsense. making a road is not art, making a phone is not art, making a wallet is not art. repairing things is never art. even art restoration is craftsmanship. and no, it's not flattering to be called an artist just because you're good at something, because most people called artists or calling themselves artists aren't actually good at anything. the successful ones are mostly good at bloviating. the art market is a cesspit of money laundering that disgraces everything it touches. only ignorant people call everybody artists.
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  7239. american waste management always seema to struggle to clean up after the citizens' idiotic laziness. in germany, glass is separated by the citizens into two separate collection containers that are always next to each other for clear glass and stained glass. I'm pretty sure that they end up using at least a large portion of the clear glass collection to make actual clear glass again. we also do waaaaay more other tradh separation - homes have separate trash categories for 1) plastic and metal packaging, 2) paper-cardboard, 3) compostables and 4) general mixed waste (none of it goes to landfills anymore, it's all wither recycled or burned). there also is the separate glass collection, as well as a deposit system for most beverage containers that collects some glass and plastic bottles for refilling, and most other plastic bottles and all beverage cans as well-sorted material for recycling. batteries and electronics are also collected seperately, and big stuff like furniture and appliances can be picked up for free once a year scheduled at the side of the road. basically every person here does a lot more trash separating to create more useable waste streams.
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  7240. I'm in bremen,which is a micro-state enveloped by lower saxony, and I have never heard of this guy.
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  7241. Josh Rodgers I'd liketo see america burn for what you people did to afghanistan.
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  7242. the utterly undignified conduct of all these lying and stonewalling cops should be noted by anyone who still blindly trusts cops in america. I'm sure that a lot of people in uvalde have been surprised by this. cops get away with crimes and get innocent people locked up for crimes they didn't commit just based on police testimony all the time. look at how many layers of lies the various police agencies have provided for the uvalde shooting, how they just automatically lied even about something that would draw this much attention because that's what they always do, and they couldn't even imagine facing scrutiny! they are STILL lying!
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  7243. Fritz Ubugan it's drizzling on americans. they might declare a war on weather.
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  7244. hä? das hatte afghanistan in den 80ern.
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  7245. it's mostly a demonstration of will to cross political boundaries, as this is apparently the first attack on i-country from ir°nian soil and from ir°nian troops. a demonstration of actual capabilities would have to be the real deal, a volley of enough missiles to overwhelm the defenses. allegedly, hez°°llah alone could easily do that. h°°°s did that on 91,100, k°°ling dozens of people by rocket fire throughout i-country (that just got overshadowed). although curiously I have only now seen a little bit of apparent iron beam testing on that day by just looking it up, not like this iron beam turkeyshoot tonight (iron beam has to be what made ballistic missiles go up in flames like meteors, or at least the ones that glowed white for a second before falling apart), so the interception capacity may be greatly increased now. hypothetically that could also be due to the difference in warning (91,100 was an ins°de j°b, but the air defence wasn't in on it), as the thing with defence lasers is that they have crazy electricity consumption that needs to be stored for rapid withdrawal. I think normally from giant capacitors, but maybe there's some sort of battery they're using. those were pretty long activation intervals for a high-powered laser, that looks more like battery power. batteries could store a bigger total charge and would need more time to charge fully.
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  7246. that would have been one of the less noisy things on a battleship. those things had guns with barrels almost big enough to fit a man inside of. I wonder what sailors did and do to protect their ears - even if they're not fond of work safety, certainly a permanently deaf sailor is significantly less useful.
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  7247. I made a comment about the same thing that got disappeared... maybe I used too many descriptive words so it got filtered, but normally that would leave the comment falsely displayed to me. 1:47 that part of the video is what gave me the same thought. your comment here is just sarcasm, but I would genuinely recommend to this youtube channel and other people supporting pale°°ine to do the opposite of this, to not attempt to most strongly influence people in one direction by presenting everything one-sided and ignoring uncomfortable truths. that also was a totally unnecessarily extremely bad look for everyone who refused to condemn any part of the ham°ssacre. it is a much better look (and better media content) to acknowledge all relevant aspects of reality and still come out with strong arguments in support of pales°°nians and opposition to is°°el, because that's the position supported by justice and reality. don't be seen being deceptive and selective - there's no need for that in this situation, unless you specifically support h°mas and its self-presentation.
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  7248. wie hoch ist denn die wahrscheinlichkeit von wipfelbränden zur zeit? ich hab bisher nur videos von ziemlich harmlos aussehenden bodenbrändenbgesehen.
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  7249. sugar is not a drug, but it's true that it's more commonly more harmful than cannabis (by being very commonly heavily overconsumed). as far as I'm aware, the only noteworthy negative effect of cannabis that's holding up well to scientific scrutiny is the strong correlation and common temporal relation indicative of causation between cannabis use and psychoses in people under ~25 years of age. I believe the evidence for that has only gotten stronger in recent years. statistically irrelevant, but I've seen it myself too - the guy I shared my first joint with later got a drug induced psychosis diagnosis, another guy I knew well probably also had that or would have been diagnosable as such (similarly bizarre behaviour and had antipsychotic medication so he musthave had a related diagnosis). I don't think it got that badfor me,but thereason for me to quit also was that over the years, the effect shifted more towards very uncomfortable neuroticism. I haven't checked recently, but as far as I'm aware, there even is a remarkable lack of evidence for lung diseases including cancer stemming from smoking cannabis, starkly contrasting with tobacco. it's been theorized that the negative effects one would expect from inhaling much of any plant's smoke (the carcinogens in tar aren't exclusive to tobacco) are cancelled out by the anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects that cannabinoids show in in vitro experiments. I'm probably too lazy now to look it up, but I wonder if there's been a sufficient effort to investigate if this apparent lung cancer protection of smoked cannabis is also evident in the many people who always smoke it with tobacco (standard in europe), or even in those who also smoke cigarettes. in my experience, even stoners here in europe who don't smoke cigarettes mostly smoke more tobacco than cannabis. I always stuck out a bit by limiting tobacco to 25-50% and often using none, and many cheap b***ards here smoke 15-25% weed joints. there also are places like france where most cannabis use is a light sprinkling of hash on tobacco... though I suppose taking the greenery of the cannabis out of the equation would not change much if it's the cannabinoids themselves doing the cancer prevention, as those are mostly in the trichomes that go into the hashish.
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  7250. sounds like it wouldn't be a problem when you're using them for a first strike...
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  7251. I like that recent CNN report where the reporters accidentally stumpled into and talked to russian paratroopers that captured an airport, at the time the closest russian position to kyiv, who are awaiting a ukrainian counterattack, and the CNN people just stand 10 meters away from them for their live shot. xD a later clip then predictably showed them escaping during the firefight.
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  7252. ducklings can even climb quite impressively, like up rough vertical brick walls
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  7253. this dog looks more like he's from a neglectful home rather than the streets. these immobilizing fur mats tend to grow on dogs in animal hoarding situations where (mentally ill) people do nothing but feed the animals. I don't think that dog would have survived to that point on the street, and he probably would have gotten picked up by somebody earlier if he hadbeen outside.
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  7254. today on overreported world: we fear-monger together with all other western media about "ant°°°°itism", which we will not define because the IHRA definition being officially used is absolutely absurd in its degree of equating AS with AZ - among other options to pretend that various actions qualify, all "delegitimization" of the state is explicitly counted, so they will 100% count it as AS when someone calls it a col°nial state, or says that the state is illegitimate because it was founded on theexpulsion of 80% of the undesirably population from the conquered territory (what all states other than the US and i-country that recognize its statehood consider to be its territory today). in fact, the definition could even be interpreted as banning the knowledge of the fact that 750,000 were expelled, if one argues that this objectively strips away not necessarily all but eome amount of legitimacy of the state. really, the definition creates a category of supposedly ant°°°°itic FACTS. the amount of damage this does to the concept of AS as one would normally understand it by equating it to this crackp°t reality denial is horrific and will not be going away any time soon. the behaviour of these people using °°°s around the world as h°°an sh°°lds for i-country is sick!
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  7255. klingt nicht plausibel, deutschland had biontech im überfluss.
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  7256. 1:33 I've seen others ask the question and not seen it answered who has been transporting aid to the north, and particularly the delivery to that deadliest flour ma°°acre yet. the way levy's voice squeaked up there when he said "private contract", like he startled himself by getting too close to something that is not to be touched, quite distinct from his high functioning coke addict confidence throughout the rest of the interview (idk maybe it's something else, but he's always had strong cokehead vibes to me), has reignited my suspiciousness toward those transports. 🤨
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  7257. nice.
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  7258. please try sentences next time!
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  7259. yeah I think they both can act, as opposed to timothee chalemet who just looks great.
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  7260.  @jackbauer9623  danke für die sachliche antwort, die immerhin der erklärung, nach der ich fragte, nahekommt (geht halt nicht um die gleiche gruppe). ich habs durchgerechnet, und deine zahlen unterstützen stark meinen zweifel. ich habe von der von dir gelieferten gesamtzahl an personen die sozialversichert beschäftigten abgezogen, weil ausreisepflichtige soweit ich weiß keine arbeitserlaubnis haben (für die von dir genannten afghanischen asylanten sind also die pro-kopf-kosten deutlich geringer, vor allem wenn man eine vermutete gesamtmenge an eingezahlten sozialversicherungsbeiträgen durch die 24% beitragspflichtig beschäftigte mit einberechnet). die von dir genannten kosten geteilt durch die zahl der leistungsbeziehenden personen ergibt (minimal gerundet) 6870€ kosten pro nase pro jahr. in hamburg als relativ teuer zu bewohnende großstadt vermute ich, dass die kosten pro nase über dem bundesdurchschnitt liegen. OP's behauptung, die ich anzweifel, ist 28.300€ pro nasenjahr. da ist doch eine gewisse diskrepanz festzustellen, oder? edit: ich hab aus jux die rechnung nochmal komplett für deine afghanen in hamburg gemacht. davon ausgehend, dass die sozialversichert beschäftigten alle für mindestlohn vollzeit in steuerklasse 1 arbeiten, ergibt ein abziehen der durch diesen teil der personengruppe eingezahlten sozialversicherungsbeiträge plus lohnsteuer für die gesamte gruppe afghanischer asylanten in hamburg nasenjahreskosten von 2560€. die tatsächlichen kosten könnten etwas höher liegen, aber wohl nicht viel, da ich vermute, dass der anteil der beschäftigten, die durch kinder oder ehe in eine günstigere steuerklasse fallen wahrscheinlich relativ kurz nach der ankunft in deutschland höher ist als der anteil, der mehr als mindestlohn bezahlt bekommt. ich hab mit dem aktuellen mindestlohn gerechnet, aber das macht den kohl ja nicht fett. auffallend ist dabei, dass schon ein mindestlohn-vollbeschäftigungsgrad in richtung 35%, unter berücksichtigung der damit einhergehenden geringeren leistungsansprüche, die kosten der gesamten personengruppe decken würde. bei dem altersdurchschnitt dieser leute dürfte das sehr leicht machbar sein (in deinem bespiel ist die beschäftigungsquote wegen der vielen neu angekommenen afghanen sehr gering). kosten für schulen müssten auch noch gedeckt werden, aber bei so viel raum nach oben in sachen erwerbsfähigkeit sollte das kaum ein problem darstellen.
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  7261. wachsam heißt auf englisch vigilant. die deutsche übersetzung für "woke" (im positiven ursprünglichen sinn, nicht wie heute als schimpfwort) ist am ehesten "aufgeweckt".
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  7262. that trunk-chopping looks so fun! :O
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  7263. georgia applied to join the EU? georgia isn't european, they have no border with any EU country, they're all the way behind turkey or behind ukraine and russia, on the eastern end of the black sea! if georgia was european, all of turkey would be in europe.
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  7264. indonesia has pretty huge and hardly recognized post-independence historic and ongoing problems of f°scism (a particularly bad incarnation of cold war 3rd world US puppet fa°°ism including the democide of up to a million leftists and certain minorities in 1965 and '66) and its own gen°°idal colonialism in east timor and west papua.
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  7265. OOF
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  7266. do I win something for recognizing that that's an okapi in the thumbnail?
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  7267. 1:16 750l/m² in 18 hours? daaaamn! in other words, that's 75cm of rainfall (about 2.7 appropriately selected freedom appendages).
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  7268. Kyller3030[RO] sorry! 😁 I don't even know if he normally does this and I've just never noticed. maybe he has or has had covid.
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  7269. Samuel Carvalho I worded it as a bad meme, but it's a valid criticism. I actually couldn't finish this video because it annoyed me so much. never had that before, and I have watched almost everything on this channel. I checked an older one and there was the same tendency, but I think he does it a lot more here and the audio is sharper, making it much more obnoxious. other than the sharp audio, he really ought to be breathing more deeply and less frequently (it's possible to talk for way longer without breathing than this and generally condusive to tone also). he's using pauses quite well, but the gasping in the pauses is a bad habit, particularly on a microphone.
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  7270. he°°°llah is escalating, when the worst they do is to damage a major radar site, while i-country and the US and UK conduct hundreds of drone, air and missile strikes partially targeting top level political and military officials in places including the capital cities of lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen? suuuure simon. well, I suppose just like neolibualpolitik, this channel rather obviously is not meant for viewers who otherwise follow real news. personally, I can mostly recommend al jazeera english. it used to be better ~6+ years ago (higher editorial standards, faster and more complete reporting, no embarrassing ancient aliens-like "decoded" series) but now western news has fallen off so outrageously and is so obviously circling the drain of a new major war (probably best exemplified by the recent NYT "weaponized r°pe" story) that AJE has regained its old lead and then some.
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  7271.  @rainbowshopes3275  because rich people deserve it. they choose every day to continue to be obscenely rich while other people die for lack of a dollar a day.
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  7272.  @kotakuk6533  I have the correct amount of decency
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  7273. 😾
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  7274. 😾
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  7275. oppa gambia style
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  7276. they have not broken any law because india has no legal duty to rescue.
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  7277.  @karfomachet7265  true, and reasonable countries ought to have a duty to rescue. I believe in most of those, what would have been legally required is a verbal intervention and calling emergency services. physical intervention would not be legally required due to risk of injury, but yelling at the guy and calling for other people around likely would have helped a lot by making him run away. the bystanding really is severe btw, I watched a little bit of a slightly clearer video. the bystanders don't even have the excuse that they thought he was just beating her, because there were like 5 people staring at the murder in a 5m radius when he got his knife stuck in her amd struggled to yank it out.
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  7278. that is one big-headed baby! xD
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  7279. the difference originates in how much of the cattle's energy supply is covered by grazing or by the same farm's hay production vs. how much industrially produced feed is used (typically compared to grass or hay very highly energy-dense stuff made of grains and byproducts of grains and other crops). the netherlands are a tiny and densely populated country, and the reason why they have livestock producing lots of manure is that they're keeping far more livestock than dutch land could feed, and they import most of the necessary fodder. and at the same time, there are not enough fields to be capable of absorbing anywhere near the total manure production in a beneficial way. in other nearby countries, the situation is similar, so there also isn't anyone around who would gladly take the manure and pay for transport. the lowlands of the netherlands, northern germany and denmark are full of factory farms overproducing manure. and they're part of an agricultural system that produces in rich countries food prices meat with a really crazy shift relative to the traditional affordbility ratios before factory farming, in that the cheapest grades are extraordinarily cheap. correspondingly, most people can afford to and do eat a lot of meat.
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  7280. 2:35 the greater good
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  7281. fast and furious: amish drift
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  7282. how could the evacuation have been done better? it's quite simple - NATO should have defended kabul. all of kabul should be a security perimeter around the airport. if NATO had defended kabul, a lot of afghan soldiers would still be fighting with us. because there were easily still wnough willing to fight to defend kabul, they just knew that they didn't have a government to fight for.
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  7283. hamed karzai, the first president of NATO-occupied afghanistan, belonged to one of the country's biggest druglord families, and afghanistan's leadership hasn't improved much since.
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  7284. that acronym is a banger xD
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  7285. yes, but the europeans really have nothing to do with that money. it was the property of the afghan central bank, held in america either for safe-keeping... or for just this. I am disgusted by the choice to take half for 9/11 victims, but not at all surprised after how america acted last year. one of the most disgusting moments of 2021 for me was ana kasparian calling all of america's european allies involved in afghanistan "warmongers" specifically for unanimously asking the US to extend the duration of the kabul airlift that was saving almost 20.000 refugees in a day at its peak. of course biden didn't, because he's an americafirster like trump. in fact america cut the operation almost 24 hours shorter than the taliban agreed to, leaving behind something like 10.000 more people just because they felt like it.
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  7286. fun idea: if ze becomes the democratic nominee, and you really want to tell biden to go F himself , write-in "joseph robinette biden III" on the ballot. that's his dead son. ;)
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  7287.  @driftertank  yeah that would be neat. I believe in regular fires, thermal imaging has the advantage of penetrating smoke. and a well-engineered device might also be able to still highlight body heat in a smoky room, if the room hasn't heated up too much yet (at least the floor, which is where people tend to be found in house fires after passing out from smoke inhalation, or keeping low because the smoke is thinner there).
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  7288. 🫨👍👍👍
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  7289. my first guess was standard poodle, but then I settled on portuguese water dog because you made it sound like he was something exotic...
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  7290. and the cocaine, as usual
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  7291. ^menschenhändler lol
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  7292. ah f°°°, I really do need to actually go outside to peotest then, since I'mgerman and we ought to try to swing that vote. but I give it a 5% chance. same as a full ukraine invasion three years ago...
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  7293. ​ @TheeChronicle uhm yeah, and that is indeed not what I'm talking about. not even close. are you ok?
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  7294. is an RPG really worth more than a goat?
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  7295. in reality, jaguars are known for only rarely attacking humans, whereas leopards punch well above their weight class and achieve the most human kills after tigers. an individual leopard ranks in second place for human kills of any man-eating cat in modern times (around 400). a weird thing about that is that leopards vary greatly in size across their huge range throughout most of africa into south asia, and the ones that frequently kill humans are the smaller leopards in asia, which are like half the size of a mountain lion.
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  7296.  @nazortube  also free catalunya and scotland lol
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  7297. that's hella judgmental
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  7298. yes, though the actually native jews and those from other arab countries were quite heavily sidelined and looked down upon in israel for mostly speaking arabic, and thereby symbolizing jewish integration into arab society.
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  7299. the say it's been 50 years since the last eruption, that would indeed make this normal for a volcano.
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  7300.  @MatsUnden  no, that wouldn't be bright enough to produce such colour in daylight. and most of it is pale blue.
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  7301.  @grindcorizer6818  lol ok
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  7302. uhm he's a christiannnnnnnnn
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  7303. he made an entrance like the spanish inquisition!
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  7304. I think the only question is who pays for the repair and cleanup. the fairest solution would be for the people who squatted in the school to share the cost.
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  7305. he's the type who tries to appear not mad by winning a twitter argument about it.
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  7306. CNN has covered this better before, why are they back to pussyfooting? it's not "people are saying that there was a coverup", it's "we all know that you lied again and again for weeks, every time you got called out, you just presented another layer of lies".
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  7307. basically the forrest gump of opossums?
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  7308. soziale gerechtigkeit mit friedrich merz! :'D total zerstört, die CDU...
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  7309.  @cravingtuna1561  oh I'm sorry, I didn't know that you were going to be around to bring a need for that.
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  7310. fischzungen???
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  7311. the cops would not have put their guns in the car, they probably even have some kind of regulation that when they're out in uniform, they must be armed. american cops are very paranoid about being unarmed. besides, even unarmed cops are still bad people.
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  7312. it makes sense that liquid smoke can be made to be much less unhealthy. but I'm still inclined to agree that it doesn't quite taste right. though this could also well be because any time we knowingly taste food made with liquid smoke, those are all around cheaper products than directly smoked foods we know. and of course a lot of the directly smoked stuff is made fresh before we eat it, whereas liquid smoke is only used on industrially processed foods that are weeks or months old by the time we eat them. besides all sorts of other tasty compounds in the food, parts of the smoke flavour itself likely to off-gas or break down. I'm sure that freshly smoked food in particular contains volatile compounds from the smoke that evaporate rapidly, which makes them very noticeable. I tried to find wood vinegar once because I was told it makes for a good wood stain for violins. I only found beech wood tar (creosote), but that stuff is outrageously stinky. I bought it in a little plastic bucket, and I couldn't even keep it indoors because the stuff was stinking through the plastic so strongly that it might have filled the whole home. I'm considering soaking rags in it and drying them to drive off the volatile compounds and then redissolve the remaining mass as a stain or varnish colour, but I'm concerned that the neighbours might think that there is a fire because of the smell.
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  7313. no, biden has even kept title 42.
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  7314. what 0_O
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  7315. Esau Edom well, maybe don't lie about it, and if you want to learn about your history from black people, try black HISTORIANS!
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  7316. one gilead news network 👍
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  7317. lol @ the sexy writhing dude stock footage! does the blue light represent the bluelight forum? ^^
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  7318. how close did that guy get to manage to die from it?
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  7319. 10:02 to me as a person who attended and passed primary school mathematics, that part at least is hilariously wrong.
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  7320. oh sh°° it all makes sense now. Iknow this guy.he's a rhodesiaboo. he's upset that he wasn't born young enough to fight for rhodesia, so now he's trying to recreate something resembling fighting for rhodesia. it's probably very common amongpro-american mercenaries. I think white south africans were common among mercenaries even before the end of apartheid, and certainly they have played a big role since, as many have been eager to get out of south africa (probably all about that down under life now, like most white south africans who go looking for the good old days). I'm pretty sure many rhodesians also went into mercenary work.
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  7321. oh shit D:
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  7322. you know
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  7323. Tina Forbes Everybody knows that the dice are loaded Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed Everybody knows the war is over Everybody knows the good guys lost Everybody knows the fight was fixed The poor stay poor, the rich get rich That's how it goes Everybody knows
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  7324. why would it matter what the people want?
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  7325. I reckon 90% of car windows would withstand that baseball throw. to think that downgrading the prior steel ball test to a baseball test in order to pretend that the cringemobile now passes "the test" was going to have a positive publicity effect is about as dumb as all the decisions musk has made to ruin twitter.
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  7326. 10€ says it's a breivik fan who did this because of the new left-wing government that he thinks was elected by fraud.
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  7327. uhm Y E A H
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  7328. be careful with quoting finkelstein, youtube does not recognize the j°° card as quotation-transferable xD
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  7329. misusing cannabis is possible. what really is nonsensical is when they talk about "abusing" drugs.
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  7330. huh? they let the BBC film a funeral of a russian soldier who died in the second week of the war? how did that happen???
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  7331. I don't understand the problem with the dating, it should be perfect material for radiocarbon dating. it should only require a small piece with no writingcut off from one sheet, and the years during which the bark was growing on the tree that the method would identify would be very predictably shortly before the year the bark was written on, as the stuff would have been used rather fresh, and the decay of the bark layers on the tree limits how old the useable bark layers could have been when they were harvested.
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  7332. put a damn fountain in that canal before they die! get some movement in the water so that the oxygenated water at the surface gets moved down! :(
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  7333. that spy animal series is one of the weakest BBC documentary types (indistinguishable from natgeo trash), and that scene with the dramatic music was RIDICULOUS. there was no sign that they mistook the doll for a real monkey, they were just curious. the theory that those monkeys are killing puppies because dogs killed a baby monkey sounds entirely plausible. I've heard of babboons killing lion babies too. it's very reasonable that monkeys would understand that puppies grow up to be dogs, and that those dogs would hhen be dangerous to the monkeys, but that danger could be prevented by killing puppies. alternatively, they may recognize that the dogs care about their puppies, and kill puppies out of anger. either way, they're probably also eating the puppies, so that would add to the motivations.
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  7334. what is she wearing?
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  7335. 850.000 menschen mit strom versorgt von 62 windrädern? boah so krass sind die dinger? :O
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  7336. does the card say that though? if you get people who tell you that, that means they checked the card and took the match as confirmation. that card needs to atate very visibly with the number that chase does not make phone calls to customers, and any phone call made from that number is a scam!
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  7337. 5:48 that's a ridiculous interpretation, jake. russia has issues with its stolen fleet of airliners because almost all airliners russia uses are boeings and airbuses, and neither company has ever had a factory in russia or a friendly nation. ilyushin is a still operating russian company. they can make every part of that plane, they can build a new one just like it. the russians can maintain ilyushins better than any other country, nothing has changed about that. in fact, russia (perhaps with limited dependencies on other still mostly friendly soviet republics) used to have a self-sufficient arms industry that included all electronic parts. and russia still makes those archaic sorts of electronics because a lot of its weapons are still built with them. this is also largely true for western countries, partially because if it ain't broke don't fix it, and partially because the modernisation would be a move towards microelectronics, and those are generally more susceptible to ionisingradiation and as such should not be relied upon in case of a nuclear war (the term for equipment specifically designed for radiation toughness is "radiation-hardened"). russia relying heavily on foreign parts imports (among westeen countries especially from france) for some but not all of its new vehicle models is a post-soviet development. the Il-76 is a very common soviet plane.
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  7338. a palestinian defending saddam hussein's oppression and murder of the kurds "because they were terrorists", that's rich!
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  7339. I think that's what dave chappelle has always been tryingto do, but it turned out that nobody had a problem with him just being racist. apparently black people have a universal racism pass.
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  7340. he's like the one person whose teeth would naturally fit into those fake teeth influencers get.
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  7341. fireworks also cause horrible air pollution.
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  7342. nobody remembers it because it did not happen.
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  7343. wake up and smell the pornography! 4:38
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  7344. Saurav Sarkar phineas gage survived much worse. there are many parts of the brain that can be damaged without killing the person.
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  7345. you can kinda tell with some smarter animals that they know. though they may not be able to fully override instinctive fear, and of course in a lot of times they don't actually know that they're being helped, but rather just freeze out of fear, which is a standard response for a lot of animals when they can't get away and don't think that they could easily win a fight.
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  7346.  @Joe-sg9ll  this is not snowboarding, it's industrial machinery. we have very good data on safety measures for industrial machinery. what I'm suggesting is the equivalent of a top cover on a table saw, which is proven to be very beneficial. look up or shut up, yes?
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  7347.  @Joe-sg9ll  you have absolutely no clue about work safety. you have never worked a manual job.
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  7348. perfectionist me is upset by how little care was taken in shaping those pre-shaped mantles. make it nice, dammit! >:(
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  7349. just to be clear, the virus didn't cause that stupidity, that was decades in the making. keep in mind that the US elected donald trump in 2016, years before covid! by now you should have mentally and emotionally processed that when there is a bad choice to be made, americans are going to make it, and they'll be very very angry at anyone who tells them that it's bad. this is their culture, you need to find a way to accept it.
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  7350. 1:10 "natürlich waren die schulschließungen während corona ein fehler" hä, wann wurde das denn pauschal so beurteilt, noch dazu bei der heute show? da hat ja wohl jemand scholzsche erinnerungslücken...
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  7351. every time I have seen videos of people driving on US highways (that weren't meant to be about bad driving, just random samples in the background/b-roll of videos), I got anxiety even though I don't drive. all that passing on the right and idling on the left is INSANE. meanwhile their speed limits are ridiculous. it's so simple: on multilane roads, you only exit from the lane closest to the way you want to go (no crossing of lanes), you keep as far right as possible unless there are other vehicles in that lane going slower than you want to drive (such as trucks with a lower mandated speed limit), and you use the farthest left lane ONLY momentarily for passing other vehicles in the second-to-left lane. passing to the right of other vehicles happens exactly NEVER, because we're driving cars, not riding bicycles! >_> in fact, germans of any age seem to cycle more orderly than americans drive.
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  7352. why would he be helpful to russia? the guy supplied weapons to criminals and insurgents. russia has more weapons than he ever had access to. russia is probably shooting more ammunition in a day than he ever sold, even if he was an extremely prolific black market arms dealer.
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  7353. oh sh**, he done went there!
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  7354. let's put some shire music on that xD
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  7355. oof
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  7356. either that, or there's a river on germany's former eastern border in the middle of today's poland called the "entweder" 🤔
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  7357. smol bean i-countwy feels vewy thweatened by youw ant°°°itism 🥺
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  7358. oh, that one?
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  7359. I'm pretty sure that setting up the tent is the easy part.
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  7360. why is there caffeine in protein powder? you don'r just have a heart attack from caffeine though. a heart attack is a blood vessel obstruction by blood clot or plaque. the most caffeine can do is mess with your blood pressure and heart activity and didlodge something in the bloodatream that was already there. and therr clearly is something else wrong with that girlfor her to be uding that clown filter.
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  7361. you think they had strict orders to do nothing after being sent there to protect the town as a declared UN safe zone? that's bullshit, there is no such thing. and they DID intervene, they helped the murderers by separating the victims to give them a false sense of security because they were going where the UN told them to go. they watched people jump off a roof with their children to die instead of being handed over, and they still collaborated. that isn't non-intervention. the dutch commanders should have been put on trial for crimes against humanity - but of course that would have been even more embarrassing for the UN. human rights are supposed to be used against the enemies of the UN, not against the UN.
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  7362. turning point korea xD
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  7363. I don't know that one, but I just found that linkin park's "in the end" fits the US/NATO betrayal of afghanistan quite well.
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  7364. did any big gun manufacturers make and register a bunch of machine gun receivers before the ban, too?
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  7365. I blame abuelo for his wandering eye xD
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  7366. you would have a civil war or at least a coup in no time, and y'allqaeda would win and establish a christian nation.
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  7367. Chef if all else fails, he could still dry and char the onions.
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  7368. both recklessly harming civilians and targeting civilians are "indiscriminate". because discrimintion in that context specifically refers to targeting legitimate targets and avoiding civilian harm.
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  7369. according to the bible, everything is orchestrated by god, includingall bad things, nobody else can ever be responsible for anything. not even satan.
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  7370. Fab werneeeeeeeer! die russen sind da!
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  7371. noch eine woche #nichtsgewusst 🇩🇪🥂🇮🇱
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  7372. I HATE republicans, but goddamn, did she do well here. some republican nonsense, but a lot of strong substantive criticisms of both trump and biden (and obamna). I don't see her having a chance in the republican primary, unless trump and desantis both drop dead, but in a general election against biden, she would win in a landslide - much better chances than trump or desantis.
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  7373. I hope they drugged the cat to tattoo him :(
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  7374. of course the US can cope, are you joking? america acts like taking in 100.000 refugees is huge when it's a giant country of over 350 million with the world's biggest GDP. germany's population is twice the size of california's and we took in a million refugees in a year. the little failed state of lebanon has housed several million refugees for many years, and so has turkey, which is way poorer and smaller than the US. you are nowhere near doing all you can, you are not even trying. you are enforcing your borders to uphold international wealth inequality, and enforcing immigration laws internally to keep millions of slave workers for your shit jobs in food production and such, and to feed your disgusting commercial prisons. what? the land of the free? whoever told you that is your enemy!
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  7375. I believe that's the philosophy of the US ambassador in saigon...
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  7376. #rakethefloors
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  7377. what missiles? be precise, because I know you have no clue what you're talking about
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  7378. he is dumb enough to actually paywall reading twitter posts. that would be the definitive end of twitter. the fact that he didn't even specify whether he meant a paywall only for posting or also for reading ("use of the system") is embarrassing in itself. either he hadn't decided yet, or, and he does sound like that, he had not realised that there is an important distinction. how is trying to squeeze the existing twitter concept for quick money and driving away hordes of users supposed to be conducive to twitter developing into a universally used everything app (western wechat)? isn't musk supposed to be one of the two people most financially capable of just personally bailing twitter out of whatever money needs it may have
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  7379. industrial society and its china
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  7380. no, it's compostable like other dung. the problem is that if it's sourced from sewers, it tends to include a variety of persistent toxins not from the excrement (cleaning products, heavy metals, pesticides, any other dirt you could find in the streets, which gets washed into the sewers by rain water).
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  7381. "how many seasons are there?" starts counting months starting with may "8?" what is even happenaing, wow!
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  7382. this is one of the worst reports on this "war" that I have seen from channel4. very embarrassing.
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  7383. what was even worse was the nordstream pipeline venting. if somebody in charge of the adjacent countries had some competence, they would have set the gas bubbles on fire. the gas took like a week to escape, and burning it would have reduced the climate impact of the gas escaping after that point by over 90%. it also would not have caused any danger, in fact it would have reduced danger because the gas leak was already a threat to any ship that might get near it, and igniting it would have made it more visible. nor would the fire destroy evidence of sabotage, since the gas would only ignite at the surface after mixing with atmospheric oxygen, so there would have been no way for the fire to affect the pipelines. and between aerial bombs or flares, drones, naval guns, or just towing an ignition source between two boats, it would have been very easy for any military or coast guard there to ignite the gas.
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  7384. this airplane is at the very small end of the passenger plane size range. increasing the size of an object including a plane or ship increases surface area as a square function of the length increase, but increases volume and mass as a cube function of the length increase. therefor larger planes have less surface area per unit of volume or unit of mass, and having less surface area reduces their drag and increases efficiency of flight and increases the range achievable with alimited energy supply. they're developing small planes first because those are cheaper to build and tinker with, larger planes built the same way would already have significantly longer ranges. whether these really are reasonable vehicles to use for passenger or cargo transport given the big environmental impact of the mining of battery materials and that the batteries may especially in aviation have a very short lifespan and may ultimately not be recycled is another question. there also is the inherent inefficiency of lifting a lot of battery weight with every flight that will always leave battery-electric planes with a smaller carrying capacity in proportion to their maximum takeoff weight, and combustion planes often limit the amount of fuel carried to the minimum plus safety margin needed for a given flight and can land on shorter runways after using up most of their fuel, whereas a battery plane is likely toalways fly with its complete battery set even on the shortest routes. and there is the matter of fire danger - although that is an issue mostly occurring in cheaply made lithium battery products, at least for the next ten years, lithium battery planes will certainly be less safe to fly than combustion planes not made by boeing.
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  7385. you know what's good about this? with all the dems hating on the forward party, and some praising it because they expect it to split the dem vote due to yang's previous democratic candidacy, the forward party is becoming increasingly likely to actually draw more republican than democratic voters, because the republicans are seeing it presented positively and the democrats are seeing it presented negatively. specifically the joe rogan types are potential forward voters that would otherwise be more likely to vote republican.
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  7386. youtube channel recommendation: jim can't swim lots of good examples of people incriminating themselves
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  7387. why is india so extraordinarily bad at prioritizing ecological concerns when hindu religion declares basically all aspects of nature holy and emphasizes its purity? how do they keep ignoring problems like how they discharge most of the sewage from adjacent communities untreated into their "holy" rivers, and do the same with industrial waste? I get that the vast majority of indians are too poor to decide how they individually live, but SOMEBODY in india is making these decisions to just keep shitting on nature figuratively and literally! india can afford to improve things!
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  7388. whoever denied it supplied it 🤔
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  7389. that's the cleanest tortoise shell I have ever seen.
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  7390. so after kenya pretending to ban plastic, now lagos is pretending toban plastic.🙄 I lostao much respect for greenpeace a year ago when they participated in spreading the fearmongering over the miniscule discharge of tritium from the fukushima NPP in otherwise purified stored coolant water. that was as nonsensical as environmental activism gets.
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  7391. israel has a right to self-defense, but not against the victims of its illegal occupation and siege. hamas' targeting of civilians were war crimes, but the breaching of the border and attacks against the military were lawful self-defense against the blockade.
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  7392.  @JohnSmith-ux3tt  🤡
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  7393. no it isn't. at most there may be union rules against live ammo, but live ammo being used for some movies isn't all that unusual. it's totally possible to handle that stuff safely on a film set.
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  7394. MUHAMMAD UL -AIR 👏😂
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  7395. since 10/7 was definitely seen coming and very deliberately permitted by the military to create a pretext for ethnic cl°°nsing, it's technically correct to call it a mass human sacrifice...
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  7396. ooooh it's the fake muslim thing! it looks so unusual becauwe he only very recently pseudo-converter.xD
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  7397. that felt like she was invoking her first amendment right against self-incrimination.
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  7398. money can't make it alright. this happened more than half ayear ago, and that old woman has been too scared to leave the house since according to her family. she can hardly figure out what's happening around her, and now she has experienced being randomly tortured by the people who are supposed to be responsible for keeping everyone safe and who are supposed to be the ones she can rely on if she gets lost. (white) people her age remember cops as being the ones you ask for directions and such. it must have been very confusing for her to experience cops being so evil, it probably burned into her mind that she doesn't understand anything and there is nothing she can do to keep herself safe except stay at home and away from strangers.
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  7399. I feel like you might not be very objective about this, bat boy...
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  7400. erdowie erdowo erdowein
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  7401. cenk is correct about santos being insane. the way his excessive lies are producing negative consequences for him but he can't stop piling them on is a textbook case of pathological lying. it's a compulsion that he can't suppress with reason. that's why his lying is so distinct from the lying of probably all other nationally prominent US politicians. many lie frequently, but always with an eye on a prize. santos lies because it's been too long since he last lied. the gratification is immediate, it lies in the act, not the result.
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  7402. we're also still digging up perfectly sequestered carbon called lignite coal to use for just that base load of power that we're cutting nuclear plants out of.
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  7403. I guessed right
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  7404. we have already decided to violate the human rights of these adults and children. given that fact, what we should do is to take all the children away from their parents and raise them in child-appropriate conditions, ideally even through adoption (where possible, the first choice should be to place children with proveably non-islamist relatives). that is the minimum we should do. no minor should be locked up like this even for their own deeds, and no mother should get to keep her children with her if she's locked up. furthermore, all foreign countries should consider themselves obligated to take back their citizens who were arrested for their ISIS association, and their children. these are OUR assholes, it's not fair or reasonable to saddle the SDF with the responsibility to detain them indefinitely. whether we then want to treat them in accordance to our laws and release them if we can't convict them is our decision. even making little gitmos and just locking them up extralegally would be more practical and more honest than making the SDF do it. what we are doing now is not in any way a solution. it would have even been better than this if we had executed all the adults and treated the kids like other orphans.
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  7405. ^the usual alternative facts spewed by angry uneducated black people like those black americans who think they're moors, or their ancestors were muslims or jews.
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  7406.  @luisa.acevedo3326  you listen corn/maize twice and forgot potatoes
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  7407.  @thepolarphantasm2319 shocked-looking crazy eyes, overexpressive face, overexcited rambling that frequently loses the plot and leaves ideas unfinished... I don't think I've seen this guy before, but he is well outside of plausible sober sanity here. it's not impossible that it's just acute drug use, probably stimulants, but normally that doesn't show that much, normally it takes months or years of addiction to produce the neurotic to psychotic state of mind that makes people's faces involuntarily display such distress.
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  7408.  @thepolarphantasm2319  knowing things and critical thinking, maybe give it a try
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  7409. me, and intellectual: "why are they talking about methane?🤨"
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  7410. Nasty Woman 1979 I'm doublevaxxed and not american, so...
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  7411. I think it's interesting how when there was no eruption, the la palma megatsunami hypothesis was pretty popular in the media, and now they are completely avoiding the topic. people say the media always sensationalizes, but in fact there also is a tendency that potential real catastrophes get downplayed, like in the very beginning of the covid pandemic (it wasn't a consensus, but many in the media clung on to "everything is fine"), or this year with the collapse of afghanistan, where many in the media kept pretending like the war was about to turn around any day, and almost nobody wanted to even consider the possibility of a full taliban takeover until one or two days before they captured kabul. in both cases, it reall was both western media and western politicians who in unison acted out the "this is fine" meme.
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  7412. held accountable for possible war crimes is not held accountable for the possibility of war crimes, you dork
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  7413. good example of the sad stateof the russian opposition. they just stand up in small disorganized waves and say "here" and get arrested, they have no idea how to effect anything.
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  7414. I sawthe same kind of right wing comments online when germany's women's team got very embarrassingly knocked out in the qualifiers by south korea. apparently this world cup ia going quite unexpectedly. still won't make me cre about sports.
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  7415.  @ezrabrhane450  uhm no
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  7416. if they weren't, the normal treatment of bad cops by the other cops would be to report their actions truthfully and get them fired if warranted. instead the standard handling in probably still 90+% of police departments in the US and most other countries is that all cops stick together and lie for the worst ones among them. any individual cop that goes against this gets bullied off the force. cops that somehow manage to get fired have no trouble finding jobs with other departments again and again, at least in the US. imagine how much footage at least as bad as this police departments actoss the US have from last year. these are two minutes of thousands of hours of footage like this. this behaviour in the video shows the prevailing attitude of american cops to BLM peotesters everywhere. I like the language slipup because they thought their body cam recordings were a safe space - they didn't talk about criminals or rioters like they do in public, they talked about "hunting activists", which is clearly unconstitutional.
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  7417. mit omicron wirds natürlich auch noch mal spannend, aber ich finds immer noch komisch, dass keine sau in den deutschen medien die tatsache benennt, dass moderna unter den hier zugelassenen impfstoffen der gegen delta eindeutig WIRKSAMSTE ist. mit zwei impfungen hat man halb so viel restrisiko wie nach zweimal biontech, und zwischendurch nach nur einer impfung ist der unterschied sogar noch größer (mag an der 3,3x höheren dosis liegen, aber funktionieren tuts)! moderna für junge leute auszusetzen war übervorsichtiger quatsch, ich bin jedenfalls super froh dass ich das zeug vorher noch gekriegt hab! und für die meisten leute hier ist moderna der beste booster, weil die meisten mit biontech geimpft sind, und kreuzimpfen in beide richtungen etwas wirksamer ist als beim gleichen impfstoff zu bleiben. sagt doch den leuten, dass moderna BESSER ist, anstatt immer so vage "gleich gut" zu predigen! nur wer moderna schon hatte sollte biontech als booster bevorzugen, und moderna hatten ziemlich wenige.
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  7418. "true democracy" :'D
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  7419. why does marc lamont hill always have these actor-playing-a-journalist vibes?
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  7420. I think crayons are safe to eat, aren't they? so no worries.
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  7421. 11:02 iron bat?
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  7422. 0:52 when americans try to ride bicycles
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  7423. now I'm left wondering how they aimed this gun! :( I didn't see any sights on it. would they have aimed it with a gun looking through sights directly on the gun? would they have had some sort of sights in the bunker mechanically linked to the gun? what about ballistic calculations? I'm sure they would have wanted to make every one of those 120 shots before sending the gun back to england count! so I would expect that they had some sort of calculation for the elevation, if only based on guesstimated range. but what about wind? did they have a device to measure wind speed, or just more guesstimation and looking at the way flags blow?
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  7424. Richard Owens kim is like 45 and the others are still younger than bernie, trump or biden. and why are you listing dictators as if they were positive examples? that's the problem - you can't find any stable democratic country that elects and keeps such fossils as the US for the highest political offices! it's absurd, the only excuse for that is an autocrat clinging to power!
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  7425. there is french guiana, but the french speakers in this video are from haiti - people in french guiana have french citizenship, they wouldn't need to do this. fun fact: there is a long history of haitian migrants being treated much worse by the US than all others. the prison at guantanamo bay was originally set up in the 90s not for terrorists, but to house exclusively haitian migrants outside of US legal jurisdiction in order to deny them access to asylum processing and lawyers. after a few years, american NGOs managed to get lawyers in, and the system fell apart. nowadays, australia uses the same principle for all asylum seekers arriving by boat - they officially ban them from australia for life, and give them options to either be sent back, or be sent to live indefinitely in australian-run concentration camps in neighbouring third world countries like papua new guinea and nauru.
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  7426. I remember her, she saved chimby :)
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  7427. you should have cut more fur around her eyes to let her see better. that was inconsiderate.
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  7428. 5:48 is that... a tactical double barrel shotgun with two pistol grips and a collapsing stock??? 🤯
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  7429. I used to be a big sam harris fan 10 years ago. I am horrified to find him having turned into what back then was the absurd caricature of him that leftists imagined. this here is alternate reality bullsh**, he is supporting an ongoing genocide. I felt vindicated about my view of harris when he renounced his association with the deranged rest of the "intellectual dark web" a few years ago. but now, now he has completely lost it. I just hope that as this genocide unfolds, he will at some point reconsider rather than doubling down to avoid admitting a mistake. but given how blatantly he misrepresents the obvious facts of israeli abuse of palestinians now and throughout the history of the state from the foundational ethnic cleansing of 750.000 onwards (which is now being surpassed by the 2.3 million gazans whose expulsion has already been sealed by israel soon having destroyed all structures that support life in gaza). and no, ashkenazi are not indigenous people of palestine, what a bizarre thing for an atheist to say!
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  7430.  @puffin4you  I also looked up this movie "hotel mumbai" he recommends here that's somehow supposed to make the viewer understand islamist terrorism even though it's entertainment fiction. turns out I have seen it before, it's totally mid, and it's especially heavily criticised for its clear inaccuracy. the whole core plot of the main characters did not happen. hotel rwanda mixed with die hard is a good dealscription I saw, and the first half of that is obviously intentional given the movie title. maybe harris bringing up this movie is an indication of him engaging more with indian news and political discourse, that would certainly fit with him becoming so deranged.
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  7431.  @franzschutz9833  LOL are you seriously suggesting that the nazis wanted peace with britain after taking france, and britain should have taken it?
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  7432. ...for hiding? hiding is not a boss move.
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  7433.  @billhicks808  it's just self-preservation.
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  7434.  @billhicks808  hiding for self-preservation can never be a boss move.
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  7435. 1:10 also das soll zu hoch für einen löwensprung sein? das wirkt ziemlich optimistisch. 🤔
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  7436. any government of a country in which the company that holds one of those patents is based should have seized the patent and rescinded its protections, paid the company three times the development cost, and thanked them with a nice speech and some medals.
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  7437.  @sarahholland2600  I'm not necessarily recommending feeding it raw, I'm just saying that that's how you get cheap meat
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  7438.  @KristenRowenPliske  I think cats vary in that some of them like drinking water, and some refuse to drink water even when they're dehydrated, so those cats need water in their food in some form.
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  7439. Cryst C O THANKS OBAMNA
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  7440. 0:46 hurr hurr 🌻
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  7441.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  you better be trolling
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  7442.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  aaaah there we go
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  7443. VW has a big factory in xinjiang.
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  7444. tchaikovski, shostakovich
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  7445.  @berniefynn6623  whether or not you call the arabs of pale°°ine pale°°inians is irrelevant to the fact that that is their land that i°°rael is stealing. if arabs from somewhere else came and stole the land, it wouldn't rightfully be theirs either.
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  7446. if the laserpointer guy was actually standing in his driveway, he's super stupid. well, he's stupid either way for standing there for five minutes, which in many places is aout the response time cops are legally required to achieve - and they're goingto be pretty motivated when responding to a laser pointer attack on a police helicopter - which besides possible permanent partial vision damage and destruction of camera sensors can potentially cause aircraft to crash by causing temporary blindness. one of that is very likely to happen, but it's taken VERY seriously. the thing for those doing it to keep in mind, unlike this guy, it that if the laser gets noticed at all, its location is immediately visible to the people on board the aircraft as a bright dot. the response time will be slower for non-cop aircraft, but either way the cops are going to show up almost immediately. and they don't see it as you pointing funny light at the sky, they see it more like you throwing rocks at cars from a highway bridge.
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  7447. 5:27 love the coronavirus floor
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  7448. this design in the video is certainly idiotic. I reckon a reasonable thing would have been to use a minimal number of levers that each pivot around one round hole and pin. pivoting levers seem to have been very common in the 19th century automatic pistols and such featured on this channel, and I think they are much less vulnerable to changes in friction and will more reliably reset under spring pressure than these odd floating wedges. the trigger itself is also mounted rather bizarrely loose - if you're going to have a sliding rather than pivoting trigger, there has to be either a bar riding in that groove to hold orientation, or two pins behind one another in the groove to serve the same function. the video shows an undersized single pin, with the wobbliness of the trigger only constrained by the top and bottom of the trigger contacting the edges of its recess. that same trigger could have easily been made better by replacing the one undersized pin with two properly sized ones.
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  7449.  @totallyrevv  except that a few people really have survived it, and some have pretty completely recovered.
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  7450. so did you intend to write that video title in a way that recognizes the taliban government, or is that just a very awkward brain fart?
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  7451. what's most disturbing to me there are the christians who are bringing their kids to protest against these people who they tell them are agents of satan. great job traumatizing and indoctrinating your kids, guys!
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  7452. Taylor Nielsen I happen to have washed things before.
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  7453. pixie it's not a great profile name, I'll change it some day. the picture is pretty on the nose though. I'm not ukrainian, just terminally online.
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  7454. it's the bags under the eyes.
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  7455. why are these crazies commenting about identifying unvaccinated people, isn't OP's comment about the scandal-reshuffled austrian government and ersatzkanzler?
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  7456. I think that's a regional thing rather than a whole philippines thing. I bet you're in a region with islamist problems.
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  7457. die waffen sind die verhandlungsbasis.
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  7458.  @sabin97  yes, and your post got disappeared for it.
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  7459. puts the long in long gun
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  7460. loyal? you think BBC is LOYAL to TPLF, is that what you're saying? are you joking? abiy ahmed is a darling of the west, he's a nobel peace laureate! only white people's favourite non-white people get a nobel peace prize. mandela, obama, malala... the greta thunbergs of being not white! nobody gives a damn about TPLF in the west, nobody has heard anything about them other than that they're pretty tyrannical in their governance and commit war crimes. what people outside of ethiopia take issue with is that the ethiopian government is waging war not just on TPLF, but on the tigrayan people, and are starving tigray biafra-style while pretending that aid organizations and the UN are all part of some evil conspiracy!
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  7461. pathetic pro-israel bias here. no proportionality.
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  7462. yes, but biden is 81.
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  7463. most organic pro-israel post
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  7464. halte ich eher für ein hobby
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  7465. her blood is on the hands of donald trump and joe biden. well, they probably both like that.
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  7466.  @samsonsoturian6013  gaza city is only part of the gaza strip, and the gaza strip did contain israeli military installations
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  7467. yeah a lot of parrots live that long. the behaviour here is apparently very typical for a cockatoo, they are known for being the most toddler-like and extremely attention-hungry parrots.
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  7468. sheesh, that's some bad spelling
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  7469. coups never went out of fashion. just look at how successful and internationally recognized sisi's coup in egypt was. that guy had a state visit with merkel within months of taking power and conducting a massacre of protesters only rivaled in death count by 1989 beijing.
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  7470. 8:04 big L for using an isr°°°i textbook map created to make the claim that isr°°° only got a small percentage of one much larger territory. look, it's even added the g°lan heights to pretend they're not part of syria, that's just completely made-up, that was part of the french mandate! jordan and pal°°°°ne were never defined as one territory by the league of nations and the british. they were defined as the two separate territories of the british mandate of p- and the british protectorate emirate of transjordan within one act of the league of nations that was titled "british mandate for p-". transjordan was always administered clearly separate, with the border being the same as the border of jordan today.
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  7471. 1:10 don't you just love it when republicans bring up the constitution prescribing a republican form of government because they know that their smoothbrain audience will misunderstand it as a constitutional endorsement of the republican party?
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  7472. it's interesting what degree of boredom and viewing the whole thing as a game this moet average israeli of all time you're interviewing here is displaying.
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  7473. and then they outlawed other drugs like cannabis and opium to keep the prohibition agents employed and focus their oppression on non-whites.
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  7474. I think they're nurse sharks, those are bottom feeders with small mouths
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  7475. because it's all swamps?
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  7476.  @lester44444  they said the mississippi IS. that means right now, not in the past.
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  7477. the ones with all the studies that show they don't work?
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  7478. I like the unintentional finger gun at 13:37 :'D
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  7479. if you want to know some really disturbing stuff, there's a rabbit hole called marc dutroux. it's basically qanon in real life 1990s belgium. it was so real and so bad it got 300.000 people demonstrating in response to one criminal case.
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  7480. "some types of large knives" are not detected? so basically you're saying that it can't detect ceramic knives, yes?
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  7481. I've only listened to that bishop speak about pal°°°°ne a bit, and he probably has other kooky beliefs, but in what I saw, he was entirely focused and sincere about promoting the recognition of pal°°°°nians and m°°lims as equal human beings who are the victims of horrific systematic criminal a °ses by i-country, and who ought to be treated with the same respect and empathy with which everyone wants themselves to be treated. I think he's probably been better about that than most christian preachers, of whom many peobably fail to really acknowledge the situation and thereby the victims by refusing to make accusations against i-country. maybe he says other crazy things, but I appreciate that he's been doing that very much.
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  7482. pretty good script! I didn't know sh** about military weapons when I watched olympic house downfallen, so I didn't notice the M1A2 abrams frontal kill withan RPG, but that is hilarious. thattank and others like it have been recorded to withstand literally dozens of RPG hits in real life combat (in iraq). and not just from the front, where the armour on tanks is generally built about twice as heavy because tanks are expected to often directly engage and thus face whatever enemy weapon is threatening them (and it to some extent negates the added risk to the tank crew in attacking or advancing, and thus encourages more aggressive fighting). I looked up the numbers, and the penetration of various RPG-7 ammunition types (all movie RPGs and most in real life are RPG-7) ranges from 300 to 750mm of steel armour. shaped charges can penetrate incredibly deeply relative to their size, but the US domestic version M1A2 frontal and turret armour is equivalent to 1400-1700mm of steel against shaped charge warheads. against modern tank armour and other protection systems, shaped charges have gotten a bit weak. the most effective munitions against armour now are a tank munition type called APFSDS, which fires long and narrow bolts of uranium, tungsten or steel at very high speed.
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  7483.  @IdaIda-ur8vx  doesn't matter, trump will say anything. he bases his foreign policy engagement on personal sympathies, which are (because of his narc°ssistic very very smooth a-brain) formed by powerful respected men flattering him and making him feel like he's one of them. it's extremely obvious, but netanyahu has an extraordinary record of publically expressing disrespect of and insulting his allies. netanyahu f°°°ed up the handling of trump's ego massively, go listen to the interview, it's very clear. it is impossible that trump would not be better for pale°°ine than biden after having ever held these personal views about netanyahu and abbas. I don't mean that he would be pro-pale°°ine and anti-i°°ael, but he would be inconsistent, and he would take jabs at netanyahu. biddn is very consistent, he is committed to maximum support and couldn't even be more committed if he was dead. well, come to think of it, thattrp assessment is almost entirely dependant on netanyahu remaining in office (him liking abbas or having developed some recognition of the pale°°iniannstruggle are mostly irrelevant, him hating netanyahu matters more than anything else). netanyahu staying into 2025 and beyond does seem a bit on the unlikely side. though if is°°elis stick to the opinion that apparently their media consensus-served to them immediately after 10/7, that netanyahu should stay in office as long as the "war" continues, it seems quite likely that he serves out his regular term, which I believe is another three years. that's a transparent setup for him to officially continue the 'war' indefinitely - which apparently isr°°lis are so thoroughly unworried and rather positively excited by that it makes them not even want to acknowledge the fact that they are being tricked to support him staying when they actually overwhelmingly want him to leave. nor do they acknowledge that much of the reason why they now acutely want him out actually is an unreliability in military matters that also applies to the "war" in gaza and should really make them want to NOT keep him around to lead them through the "war". the "war" is like a gift to them that pacifies their desire to remove netanyahu. not unlike democrats all rallying to support bush and his wars after 9/11, I suppose.
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  7484. Micha wieso soll kein landwirt landwirtschaftsminister werden?
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  7485. the A350 uses parts from the same garbage factory spirit aerosystems. as well as some other new boeing models not called max, including the 787.
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  7486. only everywhere
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  7487. that is one hot meteorologist!
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  7488. the way I look at it is that musk punished tesla customers by removing a feature from the cars they bought... that's very unreasonable. not by musk's standards though, it's not nearly as dumb as rebranding twitter as X.
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  7489. clickbait. footage of explosion and footage of aftermath are two different things.
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  7490. it would have turned out funnier if the year was 2020 or 2022.
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  7491. clearly it just wants to play xD
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  7492. Guff afghanistan actually has a gigantic amount of mineral wealth. I don't know about coal, but rare earths for example. it's part of why china ws quick to demonstrate openness to the new taliban regime, they're eyeing future chinese investment in rare earth mining in afghanistan to increase the already huge control over rare earths production that china has. the soviets and americans were thinking about mining in afghanistan too, but they never managed to pacify it sufficiently.
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  7493. the rounded front ends of the projectiles seem pretty stupid. it seems to me like the armor slope issue could have been significantly improved if the missile had some hardened steel spikes on the tip to bite into armor at oblique angles.
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  7494. 2:24 von was für absurden geschwindigkeiten geht die denn da aus?
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  7495. really, BBC? so you accept that those detained and str°pped pale°°inian civ°lian men in the proven staged video of the one rifle handover that was recorded at least twice to be real surr°ndering ha°°s f°°hters? xD and is it really too much to ask to just act like journalists for a moment and pull up some figures after this iar°°li spook claims that i°°ael's col°°teral d°mage is low? here you go, here are some numbers: is°°el's latest claim is that one third of the dead are combatants. based on most of the dead being individually identified, we know that only 31% are even adult men. if i°°ael was causing deaths perfectly randomly, given that quite precisely 50% of the population are minors, about 25% of the dead would be adult men. if one assumes that colla°°ral d°°age is spread evenly across demographics, then the percentage of the dead made up of comb°tants is in the ballpark of that 6% difference between 25% and 31%. due to likely greater risk exposure of men in rubble clearing and supplies fetching, or at the very least due to the much greater risk of being misidentified and targeted as combatants, it is very likely that men also are overrepresented in the civ°lian de°ths. that means that probably much less than 6% of de°ths are comb°tants.
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  7496. tell your family member to get out, because if you know, they're probably exposed in otherways, too.
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  7497. -sad music -talking about pet in past tense OH NO ☹️
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  7498. your dog is not a foodie, your dog is obese because you are overfeeding him. it's a serious problem, you are taking years off his life and decreasing his quality of life dramatically, more so when he gets older and his joints will be very painful and the cardiovascular diseases will hit. you have to put your dog on a diet (talk to a vet for information on what and how much to feed), cut out almost all the starbucks, and subtract the treats from the measured meals. it's not the dog's fault that he wants to eat too much, it's your fault for feeding him too much and the wrong things. you think it's all fun and games now that the dog is young to have an obese dog that's just "lazy" and "a foodie", but what you're doing is making a healthy dog into a heavily disabled dog. dogs are supposed to get much of their enjoyment in life from physical activity, you are depriving yourdog of that. you already see him failing to socialise because he's barely able to move. he would like to run if it didn't hurt and wasn't exhausting. he doesn't do it because it would doirreversible damage to his joints, and he feels it. more and more, even walking and standing will hurt him. his joints will hurt even when he's not moving, and if it gets warm in the summer, he will overheat because he's too compact and his mouth and tongue are too small to evaporate enough water to cool his body mass. it's not funny or cute for dogs to be round and "lazy", it's sad. if you keep doing what you've been doing, your dog will get even more obese. ifyou keep him at that weight, his joints will get much worse. you have to put him on a diet to reduce his weight!
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  7499.  @JamesTit-o4o  they don't have more patients, they have more people sheltering there in hopes of less b°°bardment and food supplies. although a few thousand people aren't necessarily more than were there before people started fleeing ahead of the first a°°ault.
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  7500. all good people to hate
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  7501. 5:17 bellen tut sie gut
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  7502. 1:42 interessante redaktionelle entscheidung, zu unterschlagen, dass das neueste israelische flugblatt in nordgaza (vor zwei tagen abgeworfen) damit droht, dass bald alle zivilisten dort als hamas-unterstützer behandelt werden können. klar, kann man halt auch so darstellen, als bestünde nur eine evakuierungsempfehlung, warum auch nicht? 🙄
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  7503. Briana Anderson not a fan of jokes?
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  7504. well... russians are more the enemy than ukrainians, but less the enemy than israelis.
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  7505. brexit that shit out of the EU!
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  7506. I like the one who is convinced that obama's name is first name obama second name care, obama care xD
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  7507. I'm kinda worried about how the russians will treat foreign volunteers they capture. they could be considered illegal combatants who don't deserve POW rights according to international conventions (like the US does with everybody they call "terrorists"). it may even be possible that the volunteers' effort backfires when russia captures them and uses them to put pressure on their countries of origin.
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  7508. 10/10 perfect answer. diane feinstein is the senator most fit for office of all senators, and she will never die.
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  7509. in case you'd like to see the main incident of russian cluster munitions use against civilians that was probably being referenced, look up "2022 kramatorsk train statmion attack". russia fired a short range ballistic missile with a cluster warhead at the kramatorsk train station that was densely packed with hundreds of people because kramatorsk was the main rail hub for evacuations in the center of a large part of donetsk that at that time looked like it was about to be enveloped by russian forces advancing around it. that train station probably held the largest dense crowd of cvilians in the region.
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  7510. Matt Baim that is the ANC way.
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  7511. jamaika? nee, wir kriegen wieder groko!
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  7512. wolves have been reintroduced a few decades ago in cwntral europe, with a population grown into the thousands. those wolves have yet to attack one human. comparingthem to leopards is absurd, leopards are the cat species that kills thesecondlargest number ofhumans after only tigers (despite leopards being solitary and smaller than lions, jaguars, and typically even pumas). these are really remarkably aggressive predators, whereas wolves are very shy.
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  7513. so if turkey is breakingrussia's supposed blockade to transport ukrainian grain now, does that mean that russia has lost its ship inspection access, and is now just being ignored?
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  7514. biden HAS NOT broken with strategic ambiguity about taiwan. he has merely lied about it off the cuff 3 or 4 times so far. he hasn't announced a policy change, he has falsely claimed that the existing policy is a commitment to defend taiwan. every time he has done this, his administration officials have immediately corrected him and reiterated that the policy of strategic ambiguity stands, that there is no policy change and no US commitment to defend taiwan. the real commitment is merely to supply taiwan with "defensive weapons", which means the US is committed to much less than it is doingfor ukraine (and in reality, china would blockade taiwan anyways). the policy is designed to prevent taiwan from doing things that would "provoke" china, such as declaring taiwan to be an independent state seperate from china. the US does not guarantee security for taiwan because they don't want taiwan to act as if they could rely on US military support. and again, in reality, the same nuclear reason for the US to not fight russia also applies to china, plus the issue of economic dependence of the US and its allies on china that is much greater than with russia, and furthermore, china expanding to taiwan is less threateningthan russia conquering westwards into europe. it is ABSURD to believe that the US military would fight for taiwan, no matter how often biden lies about it.
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  7515. I think she's fully or mostly pomeranian. pomeranians might be the most plushie-like dog breed, they look like poofy teddy bears.
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  7516. hat game is strong 👌
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  7517. he can't either, he's depending onthefood bank and on food other people buy or grow. the sheep are mostly pets.
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  7518. the unions should organize a general strike immediately, that law is insane!
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  7519. "affects about 20 dogs in the world"? that can't be right, I have seen at least 3 or 4 already on youtube. I have even seen a video of a wild raccoon with short spine syndrome. and I have seen big ed.
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  7520. that wasn't exactly the issue though...
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  7521. I don't think she looks fully grown in any of the clips. probably all well under a year old, I would guess.
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  7522. this comment section contains absolutely no concerted PR effort. none at all. ;)
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  7523. I agree. ever since they started talking about nukes, I have thought that crimea is the only ukrainian territory that russia may possibly defend with nukes. the reason why is that crimea is the only annexed territory that the russian public cares about and really sees as russian land, rather than some foreign warzone. because that's what the public cares about, keeping crimea is the most important part of this war for putin to keep his hold on power. really,russian public opinion is driving this war way more than russians or western commentators like to admit. "putin's war" my ass, this war exists because the russian people have always rewarded putin's military aggressions with increased popularity. especially the annexation of crimea. they have no problemat all with russian nuclear threata either - any posturing and violence is fine, as long as they can be made to believe that it benefits russia.
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  7524. my last straw for unsubscribing from TYT was TYT cheering on the taliban conquest of afghanistan and clearly giving no shits about afghans. it's kinda funny seeing their comment sections on ukraine videos now full of people expressing views equivalent to what I and nobody else was commenting on their afghanistan coverage. before that, ana's reactionary views on homeless people and rehabilitative justice were probably the worst. her post-TYT-style right wing shift has been evident for at least four years. cenk just kinda moves along, he's never as bad but also hardly ever properly disagrees (if he does disagree, he just says it for the record and doesn't explain why and challenge ana).
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  7525. what's been going on in darfur in the past two years?
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  7526. what... do you not know that the english channel is between the EU and britain?
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  7527. yikes, that's A LOT of commenters mistaking the neighbor kid for a girl! xD
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  7528. yeah, relatively non shitty vice lately.
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  7529. if these people's altered perception is similar enough, and it does sound like it, then this seems like a lucrative new market for food products, restaurant menu items and cook books - post-covid food! up to 7% of covid patients have these symptoms, they could at least easily be convinced to TRY products marketed to them. in countries with large numbers of previous infections (most countries), that would not be a small potential customer base. I'm sure they've already figured out in facebook groups and such if there are certain foods that are pallatable for a large percentage of them, which would probably make the development of some products pretty easy. you could also access taste testers through such social media groups.
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  7530. the reporter said they were in phone contact with a smuggler. that smuggler was probably also in contact with the border guards, keeping them away.
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  7531. morality is not universal. their morality just centers around the chosen people of the creator of the universe being gifted that land by him, and finding it occupied by squatting s°bh°man enemies of god, with whom they have until now had too much patience and compassion, and now they've done something bad enough that by the usual 10-1 to 100-1 conversion rate, they figure it's final sol°tion time.
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  7532. what are you talking about? I thought a jacob's ladder was a neat little electricity showoff device
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  7533. probably true, but THIS has nothing to do with life.
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  7534. das batman-logo kommt mir von drogengroßhandel-verpackungen (koksblöcke glaub ich) bekannt vor... zufall?
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  7535. and you think that sounds like war?
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  7536. aaaaand that's why you ought to get rid of murder weapons.
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  7537. britain is acting similar to how poland acts when there are refugees that don't come from a neighbouring country.
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  7538. religion is when adults earnestly argue aboutwho has the coolest imaginary friend.
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  7539. kherson fell very quickly, in about a week. russia deployed what turned out to be its most competent forces there. kherson was taken at a time when it was still widely expected that russia would keep advancing and conquer most of ukraine. I think it's possible that somebody on the ukrainian side in kherson made a choice to give up kherson that looks bad in retrospect, but we're unlikely to hear about that sort of thing because ukraine has no interest in reporting any low morale or collaboration on their side.
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  7540. oh no! he eats ice cream!
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  7541. Crystal Alarid y'all suck at dog training.
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  7542. 2:23 THAT is what I call a neckbeard!
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  7543. Youpuke that kinda makes sense xD
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  7544. um den spieler dabei zu erwischen, dass keine kugel unter den hütchen liegt, müsste man selbst die hütchen aufdecken, denn sonst legt er beim aufdecken die kugel hin.
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  7545. these recycled plastic bricks always creep me out. what about off-gassing? how toxic and how smelly are they? and how big of a fire hazard are they?
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  7546. Buntes Gewehr hä wieso fragst du mich, ob ich covid gut finde? glaubst du, dass alles gut wird, wenn wir alle gemeinsam laut und weinerlich "ich will aber nich" zu allen coronabekämpfungsmaßnahmen sagen? sollen wir das gleiche dann mit dem virus machen? "ich will aber nich corona", und dann gibts auch kein corona?
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  7547. son feuerball, junge!
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  7548. Azure'Ra Morganna that's anecdotal. of course you wouldn't hear much about mild cases.
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  7549. most cops feel that their role as law enforcers automatically puts them above the law. there are lots of videos of american cops not wearing masks in areas requiring masks, like in the subway. I think aside from the extreme histrionics and the apparent alcohol or benzodiazepine intoxication, what she's saying she's upset about is that the cop, not wearing a mask himself, saw her board the plane without a mask, she thought he was implicitely giving her permission, and then he went in to remove her presumably after being called in by the cabin crew. she thinks he did it to have an excuse to touch her and handcuff her. which isn't implausible, but she also didn't try to prevent it by complying.
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  7550.  @MC_MMV  democracy cringe
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  7551. that totally looks like quack medicine, how the hell did it work???
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  7552. google mal "verjährung"
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  7553. artsy weirdos but ok
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  7554. those british cat's eyes actually look like jumping spider's eyes.
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  7555. BASED
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  7556.  @sparklesparklesparkle6318  well now you made it funny xD
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  7557. probably because the questioning about "calls for genocide" was disconnected from the actual events on campus, which were (at least according to the joe mccarthy impression) calls for "intif°da" and "global in°ifada".
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  7558. nitrous oxide is a really bad greenhouse gas... :(
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  7559. arousal?
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  7560. nah. both a NATO-russia nuclear war and an india-pakistan nuclear war are more likely than a china-russia nuclear war. russia has already decided to become subservient to china, those two won't fight each other.
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  7561. what kind of doctor uses syringes on multiple people without sterilization in the 21st century?! most heroin addicts don't even do that!
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  7562.  @yurei____4315  I assume she's behind that sponsor
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  7563. big pistol, tiny barrel
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  7564. a) kinda ugly b) great idea to put that open canal in a place where there definitely are going to be some people who can't swim or climb out c) that thing is going to be under water in no time, why would you build a hospital that low in bangladesh?
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  7565. "claus action lawsuit"
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  7566. that's weapons grade ooftonium.
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  7567. when people confuse russia for a superpower, I like to point out that russia has a third of the population of the US and a third of the GDP of california or germany (well, germany has about 3.5 times russia's GDP).
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  7568. is sommer, shisha draußen
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  7569. how to catch leprosy
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  7570. hey, I just said yesterday "where's the fun in banning books without burning them?" :D
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  7571. 13:12 how many more times is kyle going to manage to falsely cite that number without remembering that 20% of is°°°li citizens are pal°°°inians, and it's nowhere near plausible that the only israelis wanting less bombing are fewer than 10% of the israeli palestinians? that number is a percentage of the jewish population. 🤦‍♂️ speaking of kyle citing wrong numbers, does anybody know where that other favourite number of his comes from, that 10/7 isr°°li d°°ths were 55% or so soldiers? it's clearly wrong, basically everyone has been individually identifIed and the real number is around 30%. I have just never seen anything resembling that claim kyle keeps repeating, so from where did he get it? I suppose it could be the result of reservists being counted? but almost every jewish isr°°li between 25 and idk probably 50 is a reservist of one sort or another, so in that case, I would expect the number to be even higher. maybe it could be a count including only some sort of ready reserve, but that would be idiotic. or perhaps it's a count that includes police and militia or kibbutz guards? police are considered to be civilians and by default are not legitimate military targets, but I believe it is widely adjudicated as a common occurence that cops can individually choose to become lawful combattants by defending against a foreign military invasion. butI hve seen numbers that liated police separately, and adding them to the soldiers would still have resulted in fewer than 55%.
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  7572. warum nicht? problem?
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  7573. whoever punched that archive number into the stock of this gun needs to get time travel slapped.
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  7574. in the sea, not in a river. but yeah, america pretty much made that up, there is no islamic "burial at sea" option. just some suggestions about dumping bodies in the sea under exceptional circumstances, though it is very much advised to bring them on land (including towing them behind the ship if you don't want to keep a rotting corpse on board), or even to try to get them to the shore of a muslim country via floating coffin, where the locals would then perform proper funeral rites.
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  7575. super ager 😂
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  7576. obviously the best gun ever!
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  7577. no, he won't. there is no reason to think that he could beat erdogan.
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  7578. "I am a zionist" - joe biden what you need to understand about biden's current backing of netanyahu is that biden is a true believer. one could scarcely find another politician in washington who more strongly believes in is°°eli pr°°aganda narratives. he has all throughout his career made a point of professing exceptionally strong support for i°°ael, and now that he is going senile, he is of course even less capable of processing the current situation appropriately and changing his views. in that regard, an intrinsic old people hardheadedness combines with a particular conditioning to believe in alternative facts about i°°ael grounded on a belief in its essential goodness ("the children of light against the children of darkness", as netanyahu tweeted early in this "war") and reject challenges by asserting that they are part of a grand evil deception plot.
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  7579. hmmmm however did that happen? could it be that israel targets hospitals? 🤯 could it be that... are they the baddies?
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  7580. *queueueue
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  7581. look how much public attention it takes to peel away the layers of police lies! look at how much they lie even about something with this many eyes on it, because it's such a strong habit. the amount of lies that cops get away with in the 100% of police actions that get less attention than this must be HUGE!
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  7582. the definitive goodest boy
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  7583. it's tinder india, so you need to be a doctor or a lawyer.
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  7584. the real question is what it means for germany, since germany is i-country's most sycophantic supporter, while also generally placing much higher value than britain and america on pretending to uphold international law.
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  7585. 5:04 einmalzahlungen von 900€ und 3000€ fürs zweite und dritte kind? wenn das tatsächlich irgend jemanden zu mehr kindern bewegt, dann nur die unverantwortlichsten idioten - zwanghafte rabattjäger, oder leute, für die akut das geld in der hand mehr bedeutet, als die lebenslange verantwortung an der backe (z.B. drogenabhängige oder verschuldete). was für ein dummer anreiz!
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  7586. leider nicht safe, lindner könnte schwarz-grün-gelb oder neuwahlen forcieren.
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  7587. no, trump does appear to have a real chance ofbeing less bad for palestinethan biden. one reason is that trump always believes what the last impressive person he met withtold him, which is a chance that doesn't exist with biden. and the other reason is that according to some journalist's release of an excerpt of a trump interview, trump feels deeply disrespected by netanyahu (makes sense, he disrespects everybody) and really liked old man abbas, and that has led him to the realization that it's mostl the israeli side that causes problems and wants no prace. biden can keep his jingoism straight, trump can't.
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  7588. Hafiz Syed Noman Ali the logic is that pakistan has always directly given military and economic support and shelter to the afghan taliban. they got back into power with help from pakistan, they got pakistani intelligence support during the conquest of the country and even pakistani air support in panjshir after they took kabul. pakistan and saudi arabia created the taliban, and pakistan has been their primary supporter since they first took afghanistan. it's not about pakistan opposing the US, in fact pakistan pretended to be a US ally and took billions in US aid money all throughout the "war on terror" while actually supporting the afghan taliban and sheltering osama bin laden.
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  7589. ex gebe informier dich mal zum verstärkten vorkommen von long covid bei kindern durch die delta-variante. auch für kinder steht das risiko der impfung in keinem verhältnis zum risiko einer covid-infektion. corona hat von anfang an in jungen erwachsenen teils sehr signifikante behinderungen ausgelöst die allem anschein nach in manchen fällen potenziell permanent sind (es gibt leute, die seit anfang 2020 immer noch schwere symptome bis hin zur völligen arbeits- und lernunfähigkeit haben). mit der deltavariante werden deutlich mehr junge erwachsene und auch kinder schwer krank und haben häufiger und schwerer long-covid-symptome. schwere symptome einer corona-impfung bei kindern entsprechen einem kurzen grippeinfekt, bei einer infektion mit der delta-variante besteht dagegen ein signifikantes risiko lebenslanger behinderung mit schulabbruch und arbeitsunfähigkeit. corona ist keine grippe, auch nicht für kinder. corona original war harmlos für kinder bis ~14 oder so, aber durch den selektionsdruck der teilweise immunisierten bevölkerung mutiert covid immer gefährlicher.
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  7590.  @roelwierenga7536  they're stainless steel, which is always a compromise on sharpness,and the cheapest stainless steels (used on kamikoto and almost certainly on this) are a very bad compromise on sharpness. I have an old victorinox swiss army knife that has surprisingly good stainless steel (it's a bit soft, but shaves extremely well after sharpening). but the typical cheap knife stainless steel is really not a reasonable material to make blades from. it's too brittle to get properly sharp even immediately after sharpening (the edge crumbles, visible with naked eye), and then it's also so soft that it immediately gets even more dull during use.
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  7591. "another sign of overpressure is the rifle breaking" 0_O
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  7592. I'm guessing it was some foreigner from ireland or whereever ryanair is based who decided this because they thought that afrikaans was THE language of south africa. I'd say it's a pretty common belief in europe. I'm really surprised that only 14-20% of south africans speak it, I would have guessed something like 40-60%, and I would have guessed higher if I didn't know that the lingua franca in south africa is english.
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  7593. I think it's because of the holy doges at the temples of healing
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  7594. I hope he stopped dragging that leg stump after building some muscle. dogs with only one hind leg can usually walk and run amazingly well, but he would have to stop trying to use the stump.
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  7595. uuuhm no, this is a very mass-produced gun. all factory, no art.
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  7596. the officially stored amount of ammonium nitrate was 2750 tons. the size of the blast matches a quantity far below 1000 tons. I have said from the start that whoever was reckless enough to store this stuff in the lebanese capital for years would have also been corrupt enough to sell it to terrorist groups for bomb making (AN is the most common high explosive for large IEDs like roadside or car bombs). if somebody in the lebanese state is selling explosives to terrorists, the obvious first guess is that hezbollah is involved. hezbollah's current actions are a strong indication that I'm right about all of that.
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  7597. of course, the unvaccinated are at least 80% responsible for the current US covid wave. if you want to blame vaccinated people for something, blame them for the fact that the partially vaccinated population is causing a selection pressure for more infectious, and as a side effect more deadly, covid variants like delta.
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  7598. oh gott, der andi???
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  7599. the fiancé's wait outside the consulate must have been horrible :(
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  7600. if you break a gem stone, it's never gonna be put together again. it's either garbage, or perhaps it can be cut into one or more smaller stones that will be worth much less all together. if you break the metal parts of jewellery, jewellers can fix it. always keep even very small parts and being it all to them, then they can decide what can be put back together and what's more convenient to replace. oh and if you broke a stone, it most likely wasn't a diamond. they require a lot of force to break, much more than other parts of any piece of jewellery they're on. a gem diamond doesn't break if you drop it or step on it, you pretty much need to put it on a hard surface and hit it with a hammer to break it. glass and other common diamond replacements break much more easily. that's a big part of why diamonds have long been such popular gems.
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  7601. his climate take is idiotic.
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  7602. Falcon Windblade that's not true. dry keratin tissue can not support nerves. nor does it make sense for tortoise shells to be as sensitive as skin, they are armor after all. they probably just feel touch on their shell by the movement of the touched scoot relative to the adjacent scoots. their shell equivalent of the nail bed could of course be more sensitive than ours though.
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  7603. the russians who published that execution video are very stupid.
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  7604. lebanon is not interefering whatsoever, lebanon is facing israeli aggression.
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  7605.  @sbov  hezb°°lah's att°cks are few and far between compared to isr°°l's, and is°°el is att°cking the lebanese military who do not respond. is°°el has also been targeting civilians including the clearly press-targeted strike against a group of reporters that ki°°ed reuters' issam abdallah far from anything that could have been considered a legitimate target.
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  7606. schön wärs
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  7607. what are you talking about? ethiopia barely has a chance of remaining a unified state, and it's fucking landlocked! they have water, but egypt has an army.
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  7608.  @snoopyontheground3481  no they can't, they can only leave the area of the current ground invasion and total siege. the south is also under very heavy and indiscriminate bombing, under severe partial siege, not at all equipped to accommodate the influx of people, and almost certain to face a later expansion of the ground invasion right up to the egyptian border, which israel hopes will push the entire population into egypt, enabling israel to annex gaza.
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  7609. ist auch tatsächlich völlig schwachsinnig. am ehesten ists wahrscheinlich so zu erklären, dass putin seine macht und die macht russlands ausdehnen will, weil er denkt, damit seine machtposition absichern und sich historischen ruhm verdienen zu können. lanzeitdiktatoren wie er identifizieren sich selbst mit ihrem land bzw. staat und benutzen militärische und polizeiliche gewalt, um ihre eigene stärke zu beweisen. unterm strich ist dieser krieg für russland, und so schlecht wie er läuft vielleicht auch für putin, ausgesprochen schlecht, aber er hat durchaus eine gewisse wirkung als machtdemonstration. zumindest in russland, wo den leuten sehr erfolgreich lügen präsentiert werden, dass alles super liefe.
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  7610. 1:15 it's all a coverup for the bowling green massacre! :O
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  7611. the first half of that claim is correct.
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  7612. I have met people like this before, who think that 45° is just a synonym for diagonal.
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  7613. give it up for stockton rush, inventor and early adopter of the innovative crab food burial, the most #deep rich man! 👏🫥
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  7614. apparently sarah bils is a pathological liar, like george santos.
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  7615. update: die amis liefern doch HIMARS MLRS, aber nur mit 80km-reichweite-munition und ukrainischem versprechen, nicht auf russisches staatsgebiet zu schießen. joe biden hat mal wieder falschinformationen geliefert weil er ein verwirrter greis ist und gerne sachen behauptet, die er gar nicht weiß, wie z.B. auch gerade schon zum dritten mal die komplett falsche behauptung, die USA hätten eine bestehende verpflichtung und absicht, taiwan im falle eines chinesischen angriffes zu verteidigen, was alle drei male sofort von sprechern seiner regierung dementiert wurde.
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  7616. dass die ukrainer taurus trotz verbot in russland einsetzen könnten ist ebenso vorgeschobener unsinn wie alle vorhergehenden SPD-blockierargumente gegen waffenlieferungen an die ukraine. die ukrainer haben sich auch mit diversen anderen waffen an die gleiche regel gehalten, schon seit über einem jahr und zu 100%.
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  7617.  @lionelt.9124  as we say in germany, the idea has hand and foot.
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  7618. there were other countries that perpetrated the holocaust as well. france and the netherlands for example were highly complicit. much more so than poland.
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  7619. what do you mean? without russia, it is very peaceful.
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  7620. BILLIENSENBILLIENS
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  7621.  @Ray-jn6nu  you mean irish?
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  7622.  @Nope991  you know they're grifters, right?
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  7623. like the lobel peace laureates
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  7624. those are some nice rinsing and filling machines!
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  7625. the speech symptoms seem not that bad, and based on my superficial understanding of stroke complications, athis age, it is very likely that the symptoms lessen a lot. basically he has minor brain damage, and his brain needs to rewire itself around the damaged portion. this occurs faster and more completely the younger the person is, but basically for anyone not joe biden old, it's going to happen.
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  7626. for a pilot to crash a plane as aerodynamically stable as an airliner by stalling it and letting it drop from a height where even a stall should have been recoverable just because ONE OF TWO airspeed indicators displays a much faster airspeed than reality is incredible incompetence. as such, to me that crash was primarily pilot error. any professional pilot ought to be able to judge from the turbulence, lift and handling behaviour of the plane, and probably also wind and engine noise as well as the movement of the terrain or clouds, whether the plane is close to stall speed, or at or above cruising speed. approaching the stall speed as one decelerates should be obvious enough for the pilot to recognise it even if all the instruments disagree - and in this case they even had one correct airspeed indicator! in fact, the copilot's instruments were probably displaying a warning about the stall risk!
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  7627. looks to me like rwanda is rather trying to imitate the UAE's "little sparta" role, and leveraging its small but by african standards uncommonly functional military through various regional military deployments. such as when in the past <10 years, mozambique went from one of africa's most pleasant tourism destinations to absolute shit with an IS-affiliated al-shabab knockoff insurgency, the armed forces of mozambique failed miserably, for years and eventually mozambique invited a rwandan force of a thousand soldiers, and they absolutely wiped the floor with the islamists, just about ending their insurgency in a few weeks. I wonder what mozambique owes rwanda now.
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  7628. is that philip solo? :O
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  7629. there's not that much of a difference between taxation and racketeering
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  7630. 100% the correct take. I'vebeen quite puzzled by how hesitant even critical commentators havebeen to identify this as lying rather than as the biden administration being confused. the biden administration's positions regarding i-country's war ambitions are: g°za: enthusiastic yes, complete alignment, full dep°p°lation if possible w°st b°nk: soft no lebanon: soft yes syria: medium yes ir°n: hard no ir°q: oh god no please don't (old war, impossible to spin) yemen: they started it, and nobody cares either way whether or not there is war in yemen [incorrect assessment - fighting against the US, UK and isr°°l has turned the houthi movement into heroes to much of the muslim world, possibly enough to really shift their balance of power against saudi arabia in their (previously) ongoing peace talks]
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  7631. *mormons
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  7632. 2:05 die stimme <3
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  7633. russias heavy aircraft-carrying cruiser - the austin danger powers of warships
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  7634. why are you pretending that the german greens hadn't JUST THIS YEAR passed a plan to INCREASE germany's gas consumption for the next decade as a "bridge technology" in the transition to renewables, pretending that it's climate-friendly and wanting the EU to declare it so just because it's only half as bad as coal? few in europe have been as fond of natural gas as the german greens! oh right, DW only covered that as "OMG EU WANTS TO DECLARE NUCLEAR ENERGY GREEN* *(and also natural gas but who cares)"
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  7635. Colbert News Network???
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  7636.  @Dushmann_  no, you were not considered a man at 13 at the time of WW2. it was just much more normal for children to work.
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  7637. so how much of spain did she burn for the gender reveal?
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  7638. well, technically all their body mass was preserved, but it was transformed from shark food into crab food.
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  7639. a who now
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  7640. this guy is talking out of his ass. "military takeover" in china with no basis in evidence? and he says the flying object "obviously" had "some kind of propulsion" - but the only direct report I have heard claimed that there was no evidence of maneuverability. which is nerdspeak for balloon.
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  7641. he kinda looks like an big cermet.
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  7642. AllezFC das ist komplett falsch. je höher der bildungsgrad, desto demokratischer sind die wähler in den USA. "I love the poorly educated", wie trump sagte
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  7643. no, he didn't start this. defense of isr°°l has pretty much always been the primary mission of the ADL.
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  7644. 3:15 blep
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  7645. musk has learned that the chief lizard does martial arts and could beat up five musks at once. now he's suggesting a twinkie-measuring contest because he thinks that he will win by being african-american. 🤡
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  7646. since these transplant recipient lists always include various medical considerations to estimate essentially which organ donors are likely to get the most use out of them (years of life and quality of life increase), an actual relevant particular risk of covid to transplant recipients like this could be a valid reason to bar unvaccinated people from the transplant list. or more accurately, it shouldn't take them off the list by itself, but it should be counted against them according to the real risk, weighted equally to other real issues that add equivalent risk. in principle, this measure is horrible and very counterproductive in terms of public health messenging. they absolutely should have limited it to counting non-vaccination as a negative factor of whatever weight, and should not have announced it as a ban.
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  7647. I'vebeen surprised to find republican TV judge napolitano on his youtube channel also calling the thing the g word, and hosting various critics of i-country.
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  7648. Rahul Rahul I didn't say that it's a modi project or anything about dictatorship, I said it was a BJP project, which it is. make in india was started by the BJP government in 2014, and it's based on their nationalist/populist ideology. don't try to tell me that the BJP needs opposition support to do things, they do whatever the hell they want and their government has majority control of both houses of parliament. india isn't a dictatorship, but it's a backsliding democracy under the control of a borderline fascist party. india producing more stuff to be a little more like china is probably a very good idea, although the project's execution has been very embarrassing at times, like with that supposed 1$ indian smart phone or whatever that was supposed to cost, which in reality was just a ~30$ chinese phone. ;) the project has definitely been taken for a ride by scammers.
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  7649. idubbz documentary
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  7650. ok google
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  7651. ok boomer
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  7652. elon musk is literally ukraine's number one best friend in the world. unless his control over starlink is not real, and it actually is the american state asset that it operates as in relation to ukraine, musk is ukraine's biggest individual supporter without rival, and probably delivers more military aid in terms of battlefield value than half of ukraine's supporting countries do individually. I guarantee that I dislike the guy at least as much as you, I don't even consider billionaires to be people. but his expressions of mental deficiency don't matter, what matters is the enormous support starlink provides. and that's in large part as an offensive weapon system (by running ukraine's strike coordination program), hardly a thing one might do when one wants to please putin. musk/starlink only draw the line at building starlink receivers physically into munitions to create longer range strike weapons than ukraine can otherwise build without much difficulty. that is the same line the US has so far drawn, by not yet providing weapons past 70km GMLRS range. like I said, starlink operates as if it is a state asset.
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  7653. the one day extension was requested and granted by police days before the festival began, so it wasn't a reaction to the ham°ssacre being delayed. but yes, some part of the israeli state including the defense ministry did know at least on the day before that it was happening, and had known in great detail about the plans for a year. and they had prepared to let it happen, by drawing down troops to a clearly ridiculously low level, denying requests for reinforcements and alarms raised by troops at the border observing attack preparations weeks earlier, and they even largely disarmed the kibbutzim. they discussed the imminent threat of an invasion and specifically the risk to the festival the day before, and decided against warning or cancelling the festival, or deploying a remotely reasonable number of troops. not only did they not send in troops ahead of time, but they delayed any major response by six hours, took nine hours to arrive at the festival site, two days to capture the last kibbutz, and three days to fully capture the border.
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  7654. the deputy defense minister just acknowledged ukrainian responsibility for the kerch bridge bombing? sheesh.... every once in a while, ukraine does really stupid things! I'm quite convinced that that explosion was indeed a truck bomb, as that seems more plausible than a delivery vehicle in the water managing to sneak many tons of explosives past the russian navy. if so, not only did that attack turn out to kill five civilians, but it was designed to kill at least one, which was the russian truck driver who had no clue what he was hauling. they made a civilian into an unwitting suicide bomber! one can argue about the proportionality of the military value of that bridge and the collateral damage in civilian lives, but it is as clear-cut a war crime as they come. one could also discuss potential merits of the option for ukraine to claim responsibility in the first place, but certainly there is no benefit to it now. that does nothing but discredit the ukrainian authorities for lying, and embarrasses anybody who carried water for them by defending ukraine's lie as truth. another good example is the pointless and embarrassingly non-credible claim that the russian volunteer battalion and freedom of russia legion are not under the command of and functioning as parts of the ukrainian armed forces (despite having acknowledged the opposite for the non-neonazi one in the past). can we expect this deputy defense minister to also soon acknowledge ukrainian responsibility for shelling near and on the grounds of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant many times last year, which at the time ukraine insisted was the russian military false-flag shelling itself? how about the fact that ukraine unsuccessfully attempted at least one major amphibious assault involving 600 troops directly against that power plant in order to establish a bridgehead at the plant that would have used the nuclear danger as a shield against russian bombardment? does deputy defense minister maliar have a history of such attention-seeking behaviour? I looked her up. turns out, she very ironically used to teach the subject of war crimes at the ukrainian national school of judges. 😂🤦
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  7655. how do these compare to armoured flak vehicles like the gepard? I hear those can fuck up ground targets pretty good, too. the zerminator has two 30mm cannons, the gepard has two 35mm cannons. both weigh 48 tons. the gepard has no anti-tank rockets, the terminator has 4.
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  7656. india you can't tell me that sri lankans don't eat a ton of curry. they're not that different from southern indians.
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  7657. 6:40 what if you turn the gas regulator ring to a middle position so that all the vent holes are closed, even the ones that are always supposed to be open to vent gas after the piston has been moved? and if they're always supposed to be open, why does the ring even cover them in any position?
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  7658.  @x201t  die toten fische wegzuräumen hat auch geld gekostet
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  7659. interesting how nowadays, they all have american guns and NATO standard ammunition. I wonder by which way that got there. I suppose at least since the taliban takeover, there is plenty to go around, but that's not necessarily where the stuff originated. ISIS capture and direct US weapons supplies to some syrian rebels could also be sources.
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  7660. no, there was at least one female soldier allegedly freed by the military in the very early days of the invasion. and I think there may have been another one or two, but I might be misremembering news about that number of hostages being killed in ground operations in an unspecified manner supposedly during a rescue attempt (not the three young men recently, several weeks earlier).
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  7661. men are afraid that women will laugh at them, women are afraid that men will kill them.
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  7662. Edys Lavico no, it's a very good idea to not have nuclear reactors operated by italians. ;)
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  7663. chervonopopivka sounds funny.
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  7664. they have that yaakov fauci energy: "if I don't steal it, someone else is gonna steal it!"
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  7665. he named the cat cathode?! xD is he an electrical engineer or something?
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  7666. he's a redditor.
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  7667. right, right. let's wait until the problem is unmanagable to decide whether we want to try to manage it. that's what I always do. I find this doctor highly untrustworthy, it's seriously odd to go around claiming that omicron is mild based on just 50 cases out of south africa's extremely young population with a high previous infection rate and moderate vaccination rate. you could take 50 cases of any variant in south africa and would have a good chance of the disease appearing mild!
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  7668. as always, still hiden behind biden - germany's leader are not even willing to pull even with the US in pretending to disagree with i-country, they always make sure to stay more supportive than the americans. this woman actually claims to be a progressive (green party) champion of human rights. like the rest of this government of hypocrisy in the flesh, she's not even fulfilling her legal duty in that regard. as stated by the first paragraph of the german constitution, put there because THIS is supposed to be germany's REAL "reason of state": "Article 1 [Human dignity – Human rights – Legally binding force of basic rights] (1) Human dignity shall be inviolable. To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority. (2) The German people therefore acknowledge inviolable and inalienable human rights as the basis of every community, of peace and of justice in the world." THE DUTY OF ALL STATE AUTHORITY
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  7669. we've seen a lot of this sort of thing, but it's worth pointing out that the tunisian government deliberately brought children to dump them in the desert. they could have made the same point by selecting only adults.
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  7670. this is new.
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  7671. ​ @Richard-co1zn  dann wären die jets grün
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  7672. that's not wholesome, that's creepy
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  7673.  @pwnsolo443  the US was founded in 1776. the russian federation is a successor state of the tsardom of muscovy, which was founded in 1547.
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  7674. slap whoever made that video title please
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  7675.  @inyobill  right. no goddamn contest.
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  7676. yüh rüght, üs üf ünglüsh spükürs wür güüng tü üs ün ümlüt...
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  7677. pumas aren't just bigger than snow leopards, they're bigger than actual leopards!
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  7678. olaf scholz himself is a one man gridlock. just ask him about taurus. the US have been sending ATACMS for the better part of a year now. that used to be his excuse, that he wasn't sending taurus unless they sent ATACMS. he hid behind britain and france and then behind the US, now there's noone left to hide behind.
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  7679. are you really that dense? what the mexican authorities are saying if they are "denying a leak/spill" is that there is no substantial pollution of the ocean because the leak was GAS, not OIL. do you know the difference? now the unrefined natural gas probably isn't free of pollutants do certainly the statement is debatable, but an undersea gas leak is clearly an entirely different matter than an undersea oil leak.
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  7680. I like the BBC angle. I bet MLK had a huge one, he had big D energy.
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  7681. if we find out about a history of sexual assault he does.
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  7682. 1:28 I wish someone would tell, or ideally show, ana the first thing bears do after hibernation. 😂
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  7683. $250 per carp? that system sounds super ripe for abuse! at that price, it would be highly profitable to transport the carp from areas with larger populations/easier fishing, and collect the bounty elsewhere.
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  7684. we won't let that happen again. in my personal opinion, we need a final solution for the austrian question, but certainly we will deal with any potential future candidates swiftly and decisively.
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  7685. IonClaw it can't be 740 trillion, I'm pretty sure that's more than the world's GDP.
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  7686. I'm 90% sure that's a terroristic threat.
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  7687. forrest gump.
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  7688. ugh these people got a cat with hair that long and have clearly not been brushing him enough, nevermind not bathing him!
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  7689. ana does the opposite of the theranos with her voice, it is such an annoying habit.
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  7690. they can't agree to let aid convoys pass, yet early on, they were able to find enough common ground to allow not just road convoys to evacuate foreign nationals, but even flights out of khartoum? curious...
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  7691. looks very unlikely. this happened quite far from the border, it would have taken him several hours to drive to the border. by then, the cops and border guards would have had an arrest notice for him and his license plate. his license plate would probably even have gotten registered automatically by cameras on the highway, or at least at a border crossing.
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  7692. 0:38 hmmmm I wonder why those protesters have police crowd control weapons to use against NATO troops hmmmmmmm 🤔
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  7693. @hans wurst andere waffenmuddi, das kommt aus dem video wo irgendso eine russische militärfrau den neuen zwangsmobilisierten sagt, sie sollen privat tampons besorgen, um sie in schusswunden zu stopfen (und schlafsäcke usw sollen sie auch privat anschaffen).
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  7694. what is "things that never happened"?
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  7695. 0:51 das ist keine hanfplantage, das ist vereinzelt wild wachsender hanf. das ist in vielen regionen normal. diese pflanzen haben definitiv gar nichts mit kommerzieller produktion zu tun.
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  7696. well, technically a very narrow strip is almost entirely demilitarized. that's the mine fields, because there are no soldiers in them.
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  7697. I think you're right about the switchblade drones being used against russian command posts. I've been wondering what ukraine could do with just 100 of those things, but given their proven ability to locate russian commanders, that probably is what they're getting the switchblades for.
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  7698. why are russian opposition activists so eager to get locked up? both navalny and kara-murza returned to russia fully expectingto be arrested and imprisoned indefinitely - WHY? not only do they suffer individually now, but they are also useless to their political causes because they havw next to no ability to communicate with the public.
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  7699. huh, that's a curious nose on heydrich...
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  7700. stop shilling for biden, dude. voting for biden is the last thing people should do in this election. there has to be a line past which one tells the DNC that their offer is not good enough. the candidate being the second most responsible person for a g°°°°ide has to be over that line. america can take another trump term just like the last, and on pal°°°°ne he can be expected to be marginally better because he lacks conviction and would not tolerate the disrespect. it's very very simple this time around. in america, unless the election laws are changed, you practically always have to vote for a lesser evil, but gen°°°°e is not a lesser evil. no biden, never again.
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  7701. can you say whatever you wanted to say in words that actually mean something?
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  7702. Natalie Martinez legally you are correct that it's banned to take any amphibians from the wild in a lot of places. practically, it can be totally fine if you're invested enough in it do take care of them ok and to know what species you're taking. frog and toad tadpoles are easier to keep than most aquarium fish before they change from vegetarians to carnivores. salamanders and newts are a little more difficult because they start out as carnivores and require live food (I think). in a little aquarium with a big enough water surface for gas exchange (not a fish bowl) with pond water from the place of origin and some plants, with maybe a low flow bubbler filter thing and not too many tadpoles, kept at a cool enough temperature, there isn't much that can go wrong. obviously you should only take eggs from what you know to be non-threatened species that are common to your area. really the biggest excuse to do it is that the survival rates of amphibian eggs and tadpoles are super super low, it's like one in a hundred that even makes it out of the water. if you do an ok job, you are massively boosting the survival chances of those couple of eggs you put in your aquarium. just put them back where they came from when they get ready to go on land, otherwise you'll need to make a much bigger effort to build an aquarium-terrarium combo in a way bigger tank, and start feeding them insects and what not.
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  7703. sounds like they had a hip surgery planned
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  7704. we all feel that way about the british, don't we? 🇪🇺
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  7705. that leopard fur sure looks snazzy
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  7706.  @choughed3072  your explanation is lacking the detail that the beginning of that party name is pronounced the way everyone pronounces "nazi". and it's relatively clear from the spelling of the abbreviation that it is of german language origin, since it uses a german 'z', which english speakers would otherwise read as a soft 's'. it's hardly surprising that an abbreviation was invented for a political movement whose members would otherwise have to be referred to by a 7 or 8 syllable word in singular or plural (nationalsozialist[en]).
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  7707. 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
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  7708. that video title is misleading. it suggests that ukraine currently bans homosexuality, when it fact it only bans homosexual marriage/civil partnership.
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  7709. does he have family in ukraine or is it just him?
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  7710.  @techxyz5176  I like the way you said that ^^
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  7711. 20:30 uuuhm what? mexican border patrol take $5000 bribes by card? 🤔
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  7712. L take
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  7713.  @missrose0077  uh oh, what is that I see, is that somebody denying israel's right to exist? how very antisemitic of you! 😲
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  7714. an american civilian bullpup rifle - for better maneuverability in crowded hallways and classrooms
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  7715. his commentary was very dumb and hateful as usual, but the ban was actually for the word. vaush got banned indefinitely for talking about hasan's ban and using the word repeatedly without calling people "cracker" directly.
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  7716. 11:22 karma is a religious justification for victim blaming and for bystanding.
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  7717. the choice not to shoot it down is curious. certainly it means that the US military and intelligence know exactly what it is, and have examined a captured one before. but even given that fact, the balloon is almost certainly transmitting whatever data it captures (back in the day, surveillance balloons had to be picked up after their flight to get their data, but nowadays, data transmission and digital recording of data are much easier). so the earlier it is shot down, the less data it would gather for china. also jesus christ, why did they send F-22s to investigate a suspected signals intelligence capturing chinese spy balloon? they gave the damn thing the threat identification protocols of the US' best fighter jet! you don't need an F-22 to look at a balloon, a cessna could have done that job!
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  7718. "the most beautiful b**tches in the world" xD
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  7719. based on not knowing the content, that sounds to me like the whitelisting against youtube guidelines enforcement that has clearly been applied to pro-ukraine channels until now got rescinded for that channel, and it unblocked at least three old content strikes that had previously been tolerated due to the whitelisting. retroactive enforcement is a b°°ch.
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  7720. you do have the right to bear arms, you just don't have a right to not be killed by the police. whether you have a gun or not is irrelevant.
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  7721. I think a lot of people overfeed their dogs to decrease the dogs' will to move to better match their own. and then feeding the dogs replaces walking or playing with them as "being nice to the dog" or "giving the dog what it wants". and absolutely all of those owners blame the dogs for wanting to eat that much, and claim to be incapable of feeding their dogs less because the dogs beg for food and they "can't say no" because they "love them too much". 🙄
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  7722. is this the first fuckboy school shooter?
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  7723.  @stevestoll3124  that does not sound like the description of a smart gun to use for this
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  7724.  @TheKkpop1  well, now russia has created a great justification for NATO again.
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  7725. somebody should actually plant a litterbox for these people to find.
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  7726. you should do a piece about toxic masculinity in russia and russia's military in connection to this. widespread rape by russian troops isn't coming out of nowhere.
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  7727. I had no idea that people from liverpool sounded completely dutch. xD
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  7728. 1:21 sneako is actually returning to monke :'D
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  7729. säxit?! :'D
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  7730. tiktok is even more dangerous to children than omegle, yet mainstream media have promoted it to no end.
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  7731. some authoritarians' depositions end pretty well for them. mugabe was alright until he died of natural causes, and pol pot lived for a long time as a free man in his country if I'm not entirely mistaken (I know other khmer rouge officials have). I'm pretty sure the apartheid leaders of south africa came out fine, too. other leaders end up living well as rich men in exile in friendly, normally authoritarian countries.
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  7732. regarding property over life: somehow this US government actually decided that it was a good idea to name their yemen mission "prosperity guardian"... 🤯
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  7733. ciao bella :)
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  7734. howthehell is he a person of interest and not a suspect? they seem to have very clearly identified this guy, they clearly have enough for an arrest warrant!
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  7735. videos making fun of russian soldiers getting smoked in accordance with the laws of war: funny videos of POWs getting tortured or executed on either side of the war: not funny if you invade a country and massacre people, you've got it coming.
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  7736.  @OldUncleDan  the only way any of that could ever happen is by way of what one might traditionally call a "people's court". ;) but that'd be so much more difficult to pull off than a regular 🫏🫏ination that it's also never going to happen.
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  7737. using the word "signal" here is highly misleading. signals are intentional and transmit information. this is nothing of the sort, it's well in line with previously documented natural astrological phenomena unrelated to life. this makes as much sense as calling a solar storm a signal, and suggestively adding the heartbeat comparison is just ridiculous. this is bottom tier space reporting.
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  7738. mimimimimimi
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  7739. I guarantee that unofficially they all call it the go back to africa policy.
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  7740.  @JohnofthefamilySmith  cope
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  7741. he is hugely overstating the likelihood of an invasion (it's like 30% for the east and 5% for kiev, which is a massive threat), but otherwise yes.
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  7742. the russians are about to start doing much worse to kyiv with that 65km convoy. they're going to position artillery to hit anywhere in kyiv and they will try to cut off the city from supplies. russia is used to fighting its wars in syria and such (where hardly anybody cared internationally, especially when they were fighting ISIS) by reducing cities to rubble. they hoped that ukraine's defense would collapse with minimal force, but it hasn't, and most likely the only option for russia that's effective enough to win the war is going to be russia's normal indiscriminate destruction. the blurred lines between civilians and combatants with the civil defense force will also produce some ugly results.
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  7743. I'm not impressed at all.
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  7744. YA THINK
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  7745. no, normally TYT is just pro-china. this here is more about their baby-brained anti-war reflexes kicking in.
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  7746. making a video featuring this many tweets is definitive proof that you have a twitter problem.
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  7747. I'm pretty sure I have heard of those victorian aristocrat "pranks" before.
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  7748. 2:26 I think he thinks he's the zohan
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  7749. 🤦
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  7750. why didn't the russians grind off all the obvious identifying marks on the components?
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  7751. the spanish football federation has finished stepping in every pile of sh**, so now they're asking him to resign. first, they sent a fake statement that they claimed to be from jenni hermoso to the media (the one calling the kiss a "mutual" gesture of celebration or something like that, she never said that, she authored no part of that statement). then they held that public assembly where he said "no voy a dimitir, no voy a dimitir, no voy a dimitir, no voy a dimitir, no voy a dimitir" and got a standing ovation, and then they released a statement calling hermoso a liar, announcing that they would sue her and others who are attacking rubiales, and arguing that the kiss was preceded by her lifting him off the ground, which meant consent for the kiss, and which they "proved" by attaching four photoshopped pictures to the announcement in spite of the fact that there was continuous footage of the incident from multiple TV cameras. WHO THE HELL is in charge of public relations for that organisation? they could hardly have embarrassed themselves more! 😂
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  7752. this gun is so old that the heart symbol was still masculine when it was made. you mostly see that on medieval knights' stuff!
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  7753.  @esewhachudoinn  nobody gets admitted to a hospital for an illness equivalently harmless as a police brutality video.
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  7754.  @esewhachudoinn  watching a police brutality video is absolutely not life-threatening, what is going on in your head?
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  7755.  @esewhachudoinn  that is NOT the issue. the issue is WATCHING THE VIDEO. OP is whining about WATCHING THE VIDEO.
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  7756.  @esewhachudoinn  disgusting
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  7757. this whole segment was TYT trying to distract from the fact that what's being discussed is an extension of the airlift to rescue more people, and not do anything else. it is undeniably a humanitarian mission. instead they talked about the red herring of reinvasion, which no serious person anywhere is considering. biden and trump threw out the baby with the bathwater in afghanistan (women's rights and other liberalization of society in the cities, as opposed to taliban tyranny), and now the american left like TYT are disgustingly bending over backwards to pretend like there was no baby, and to not acknowledge the catastrophe US and NATO caused for afghanistan with their betrayal.
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  7758. we have good other infrastructure, but our internet is far below the EU average. we're something like the third worst EU country in high speed internet coverage.
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  7759. guerot redet echt nur allergrößten mist, die sollte man genauso wenig einladen wie wagenknecht. ihre einzige mission ist, die diskussion zu verhindern.
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  7760. when you make 160 babies with strangers, that's bound to happen.
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  7761. based
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  7762. I don't know if AI content farming is banned on youtube yet, but youtube is terrible about enforcing existingrules on content farms anyways. I recently found one with a sort of content that I thought had been gone from youtube for years - putting small animals (mostly arthropods and reptiles) in glass boxes in the hope that they kill each other. I looked it up, and"forcing animals to fight" is specifically banned on youtube - yet that channel was getting millions of views, and many comments suggesting that a large portion were real views, and it had been doing that for over a year.
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  7763. 2:19 great job bringing that up, I was just about to comment that! :D
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  7764. "mister shmuley"
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  7765.  @-xirx-  I recall a news story from a few months back in australia, where dozens of z°°nist activist lawyers ran a telegram or whatsapp group titled something like "lawyers for [i-country]", through which they ran a mass defamation campaign publicizing BS ant°°°mitism accusations online to show up in google searches for their opponents, contacted the targets' employers, relatives, community members and institutions and threatened or filed lawsuits. they flew too close to the sun, and someone they invited leaked a big chunk of the chat log. guess what the headlines were... yeah that's right, it was "ant°°°mites doxx j°°s", and calling the leak a ha°° crime.
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  7766. "the republican party has to be the party of the constitution" - that's not how you focusgroup, guys. that sounds like it's pulled straight from a questionaire of "do you agree or disagree with this statement?" 🤦
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  7767. the girl in the thumbnail! I can fix her!
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  7768. I would prefer a different democrat, but I'm kinda curious to see how he would continue to avoid to use a walker. he's probably even too arrogant for a cane.
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  7769. you're not supposed to thrash around to drive off sharks, don't listen to cenk.
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  7770. "this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal."
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  7771. a hole is a hole
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  7772. not at this time
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  7773. ayyyyy jannelle dumalaon is still around! :)
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  7774. what are you talking about?
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  7775. "According to two U.S. defense officials, the Russian pilot had misinterpreted what a radar operator on the ground was saying to him and thought he had permission to fire." says wikipedia not only should a perceived order to attack NATO cause a pilot to request confirmation (really it should be clarified all the way up the chain of command to the president, and in reality it's highly unlikely for pilots to be informed of this in the air without even being informed of this as a distinct possibility still on the ground before the flight mission), but radio transmissions also ought to follow standard phrases to avoid misunderstandings. for example, the teneriffe airport crash in which two airliners collided because one was rolling on a landing strip the other was trying to take off from (still the deadliest aviation accident) caused the global conventions of english language civilian air traffic control to strictly reserve the term "takeoff" only for transmissions of positive immediate permission to take off (it's otherwise referred to as "departure"). the idea is that particularly safety-critical radio transmissions must not be misunderstood if the transmission is received only partially or difficult to hear. I would guess that the russians moved tthat pilot to some other deployment out of ukraine, but really he should have been fired. perhaps even locked up for the second attempt.
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  7776. 3:20 only in britain is that treated sewage. IT STILL HAS CHUNKS IN IT!
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  7777. also that "university" he announced is obviously a cult
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  7778. it's true, the russia forces in kharkiv have collapsed catastrophically. just look at the videos of what they left behind. I saw one with about 35 armoured vehicles, mostly armoured howitzers and tanks, just abandoned neatly parked at a russian base. that is in no way an orderly retreat. the russians had no plans to retreat and seemingly very little control over it. the only thing they managed to avoid for the most part, which makes sense as the only thing each soldier would have been properly motivated to avoid, are encirclements and mass capture, for example in izium.
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  7779. he got the studies for how hitting the desk while saying "I got the studies to prove it" convinces people of what you're telling them.
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  7780. yeah I think normally the north has less flashy ways to get a spy back home, but this could have been a last resort option to get one through quickly.
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  7781. the US government property thing is interesting, I'll listen to that interview then. I've listened to a few breaking the silence interviews and otherwise had enough, as I got quite annoyed with how clearly they were still presenting a different i-country pr°°°ganda narrative, framing even the current g°°°cide as just disproportionate collateral damage while supposedly still generally aiming for legitimate targets every time. "property of the united states" or the like is particularly noted for having been stamped on US-supplied weapons from WW2 lend-lease, in which the marking was intended to uphold a pretense that it wasn't quite committed military aid, and that the US expected to get the weapons back. in the case of i-country, I recall from probably the first or second month after the event that biden intended to or I think did open US strategic weapons caches in i-country, of which apparently the US has a lot in various allied countries, to supply either the ally or US troops in the region in wartime. it would make sense for those to be the weapons marked as US property.
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  7782. russia's labor camp system was officially closed like 10 years ago. now they officially only have prisons.
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  7783. world's worst AI comment bot
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  7784. happy birthday new decade year
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  7785. carrying more water for i-country, I see.
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  7786. today I found out that napoleon was a MGTOW who invented brexit.
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  7787. I like that they made it italian with olivewood.
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  7788. it's obvious that the attack is justified. nobody is denying the attack. and if you're somehow surprised or find this hard to believe, you REALLY need to get a new creep detector, because russel brand checks all the boxes and brings extra boxes to check.
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  7789. you are still conflating the two different foreign attitudes of a) hating russians and b)asserting a collective responsibility of russians for russia's actions. and you appear to be very confused about how prominent those are relative to each other. option a) is NOT common in western countries, that is a tiny minority viewthat you only see overrepresented because haters post a lot of online comments. the issue that the rest of us have with most non-Z russians, INCLUDING YOU, is the habitual rejection of collective responsibility for the russian people. not individual average russian caused the war in ukraine. but all russians together absolutely did.
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  7790. losers xD
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  7791. weird fantasy numbers here... I looked it up, and the claims I see are around $300m. it would be cool if he took the deal, and then donated most of the money to charities saudi arabia hates, like for women's and gay rights, migrant workers' rights, or yemeni children having food and schools.
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  7792.  @k.ferguson9385  she said in the video that he has a problem with it.
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  7793.  @k.ferguson9385  why are you defending her? she is abusive.
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  7794. I think the fact that biden called general sisi the president of mexico is another freudian slip, revealing how he sees i-country and its surroundings, like on his early post-10/7 visit where he said the al ahli hospital parking lot ex°°osion was looking "like it was done by the other team" (he views it all like spectator sports, very detached, unserious and shallow, zero recognition of g°zans as real humans capable of deep suffering). what he's revealed now is that he identifies the US so strongly with i-country that thinking of a country with a poorer less white population bordering it made him think of mexico. if biden gets a second term, prepare for some full-on grandpa at thanksgiving moments!
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  7795. 5:41
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  7796. I think it would be better messaging to not refer to all minors as children in this (or in most other contexts). calling all minors children is pretty much exclusively a legalese practice. in normal use, minors up to around age 12-14 are considered children, and over that they are youths or teenagers. to refer to minors older than 14 as children almost always seems like one is trying to misrepresent a situation. I would recommend calling all minors together only minors, and specifying that, when more information is available about whether or how many actual children are included, with wordings like "x minors, including children as young as y", or"x minors, including z children under y".
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  7797. ahed tamimi for one is certainly a hostage.
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  7798. it makes A LOT of sense. primarily, it is a way to preserve butter without chilling it. secondarily, you can fry stuff in it.
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  7799. wow that's actually very well done. great performance and some of the best hidden camera work I have seen. speaking of hidden recording though - is california a one party or a two party concent state? was that legal to record without the consent of the staff that's on video/audio?
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  7800. because america turned against saddam hussein and prevented it.
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  7801. what's up with the bottlefeeding of adult kangaroos?
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  7802. 14:08 the vice guy fucked it up by naming the guy without title or rank, which is quite disrespectful.
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  7803. ochtnungsamt
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  7804. I just know that he's a particularly dead-eyed individual. 😬
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  7805. OBAMNA
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  7806. I wonder what this would look like ricocheting in a room when fired at a wall at short range xD
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  7807. what are you waffling about? that's not waivering! OF COURSE AOC isn't going to endorse biden before a possible primary election, he's not at all politically aligned with her! biden is a conservative masquerading as the center of the democratic party.
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  7808. plus very large scale industrial rock salt mining.
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  7809. I feel like the super light trigger must have been made purposefully as a joke. also how the hell did this cannon get a "sporting exemption"? what kind of sport does one use this for? xD
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  7810. most flattering cenk thumbnail
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  7811. the russians may see an advantage in taking control of chernobyl (which they already have) because they could use the reactor site as a shield against ukrainian counterattacks. the russians immediately assaulted chernobyl because they don't care, but the ukrainians are going to be much more reluctant to attack chernobyl because it would be their country that might be contaminated with radiation again. for example russian forces close to the reactor containment can pretty much count on being safe from artillery attacks.
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  7812. it is one of the few good marvel movies. I'd say it's almost or even as good as guardians of the galaxy. there is no way any new spiderman movies are going to be that good.
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  7813. the greater good 💀
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  7814. that's a third world school gor you. their teaching methods are decades behind and often limited by the lackluster training of the teachers and the number of teachers. it's just say what the teacher says, write what the teacher writes, and recall what the teacher said and wrote at a later time.
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  7815. blasser toter junge 💀
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  7816. this is the type of coverage that afghanistan gets from TYT after being gleefully abandoned by america, and as it is in the middle of the world's biggest current humanitarian crisis? you people are so disgusting! I am DONE with the american left after 2021, you seriously have NO CONCEPT of solidarity! you deserve to be defeated by right wing authoritarianism as you're about to be in the next couple of national elections.
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  7817. morgan: "conflating j°°s with i-country is very dangerous" this video title: refers to is°°°li guest only as "j°°ish"
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  7818. 8/10 trolling, that's pretty good!
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  7819. they are, the first scheduled releases from israel are women and minors also. but it seems that the arrangement is for the first batch of captives from gaza to be transferred first. the first from israel should be transferred probably later today, certainly within the next 24 hours since they want to cycle once daily.
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  7820. look how far government oppression has come since then: not only was there practically no surveillance, and now almost all communication is surveilled not just in china but in every developed country. but those chinese cops here don't even have riot gear! look how peaceful those cops are compared to how every anti-government demonstration is treated today even in european or american democracies!
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  7821. sultan reelected ✔️
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  7822. whoever paid for that got their money's worth 🤦‍♂️
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  7823. 0:15 "a pa°°°inian witness told the BBC"? that is an exceptionally brazen lie by BBC standards!
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  7824.  @TheHuxleyAgnostic  that does not get amywhere near a valid argument to not disavow and condemn these actions of hamas.
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  7825. poisonings? wasn't that a matter of some black market vape juice suppliers adding some b vitamin to increase viscosity because consumers interpreted that as high THC content? I don't think it was meant to be harmful, just reckless. but yeah, that had nothing to do with juul.
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  7826. asking the real questions
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  7827. "BILLIENSENBILLIENS" - Donald Trump
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  7828. it's 1/3 because the setup is that she gets asked after being woken up, and she gets woken up twice on every tails and only once on every heads. obviously the theoretical coin toss is 50/50, but that's not the question.
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  7829. "what's this here?" "that's crack" "does it go in the tucibi?" "oh no no, it's mine!" xD that production looks like total bullshit, if that stuff is a big deal, the real stuff isn't being made in microbatches. looks like you found a knockoff operation that probably doesn't even use the original recipe.
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  7830. adults can make their own bad decisions, but I continue to be shocked by how many people in donbass are refusing to evacuate their kids. I suspect that it's based on russian propaganda making them doubt the reality that the support for refugees in western ukraine and the EU makes for a much better situation than sitting in a cellar without water, gas, electricity or internet, and hoping that the bombs don't hit too close and that no soldiers intent on rape or murder or forced deportation come around. I understand that these people are worried about not being allowed back at some point in the future if they leave, but it's not like staying now is going to guarantee that they'll be allowed to keep living there, even if their homes are not destroyed. it's just a really really bad decision to stay there, it must be based on false information!
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  7831. actually the "a fire caused the sinking" is such half-assed obfuscation that propaganda-believing russians and even pundits on state TV just gloss over it and assume that it was sunk by ukraine. false reporting by the state isn't a foreign concept to russians, it's actually in a way factored into their perception constantly. but they feel that it's so normal that it dorsn't discredit state media, and it has no influence on what they'll believe next. they don't believe that the russian state doesn't lie, but they believe the russian state narrative that everybody else lies worse.
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  7832. sort of a people's front of judea type situation, isn't it?
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  7833.  @Acrophobia2  french adapts latin more than english does. in english, the latin is inserted like foreign objects. largely because english lacks most of the grammar that frenchifies the latin in french - in english, a word is largely the same no matter what function it serves in a particular sentence, whereas in french and most other european languages, most words have a big package of variations that must be used to give it different functions of a grammatically correct sentence.
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  7834. Michael Crockis you're right, parabolic reflector cookers could probably make the biggest difference most easily. obviously a photovoltaic, battery and electric cooking setup of any size will be vastly more expensive and likely to need maintenance that may not work out. they may also be targeted for theft. I still think though that one photovoltaic setup per village could make a big difference in some places, as even small amounts of electricity can make a big difference (be it just for lighting, or charging mobile phones etc nowadays). I think that photovoltaics could be far superior to diesel generators or whatever in many remote areas in africa. and in remote places where people do make relatively good money (idk, productive herders or mining camps), larger solar and battery setups could provide a pretty solid amount of electricity without grid connection.
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  7835. the first attack location was literally given as an oil field here.
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  7836.  @shy404usernotfound  I'm saying this is terrible reporting that deliberately fails to inform in order to downplay. lol that
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  7837. nur einer wird nicht erwischt, und der macht die ganz großen dinger: trockener remmo
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  7838. throwback tuesday, I guess?
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  7839. plus some of those security cameras got good pictures of at least some of the russians' faces.
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  7840. 2050 as the date when china will have a military about as powerful as the US military seems like an extremely long estimate. it seems to me like 2035 is much more realistic. alao yeah,if the US and china fight, the US will attack the mainland. why wouldn't they, itmakes no sense to make that a safe zone for chinese military assets so close to the fighting. however, the US and china will not fight any time soon. the reason for this is that contrary to biden's lies, the US absolutely will not fight for taiwan. all the reasons for the US and its allies to not fight russia over ukraine (nuclear deterrence, economic dependencies) apply to china as much or more, it's absurd to think that the US would act so differently there. the treaty situation is very clear: the US is only committed to attempting to supply taiwan with "defensive weapons" in case of a chinese attack (good luck with doing that through the blockade). the current treaty was designed to not guarantee taiwan sufficient defensive support to give taiwan the confidence to declare independence and risk a chinese attack. also, china will avoid US intervention by only partially invading taiwan at first. they will do a trial run of taking only the kinmen islands, and then wait a year or more before invading taiwan, as taiwan loses confidence in its allies because the allies did not intervene. the US' tentative support for taiwanese territorial integrity even explicitly excludes the kinmen islands since they're geographically almost part of mainland china. seeing the weakness of its international support will bring new life to taiwanese public support for a diplomatic integration into the PRC. nobody will even economically decouple from china, not even taiwan itself!
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  7841. al jazeera 👍
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  7842. Collin Covid OOF
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  7843. the fact that bernie implicitly supports the idea that not only is there a potential military solution to hamas, but what israel is doing now is such a solution, is most bizarre. seems like an alternate reality.
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  7844. he hasn't
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  7845. build more nukes!
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  7846. 1:10 amogus bike
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  7847. the "who did it?" question is one where it's extraordinarily clear that the law against discreditingthe russian military applies. at least a third of these people indicated by the way they answered that they suspect that it was blown up by russia.
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  7848. invite ben gleib to tell us all about it 👍
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  7849. lol
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  7850. the parts with concave corners look difficult, those are definitely going to tend to crack.
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  7851. I like it, but how do they land?
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  7852. xaxaxaxa
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  7853. if that's ken's cockring, ken is pretty big!
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  7854. Kleinkaliberwehrsportgewehr xD
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  7855.  @bcpatter68  yes, it's about interpretation of the wording. but the correct interpretation of the scenario clearly leads to 1/3.
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  7856. well that's tragic. obviously designated bomb shelters need to be accessible, otherwise the false claim of shelter access leeds to people being less safe because they get stuck out in the open rather than in some building at least protected by some walls, or in a cellar or other actually open bomb shelter.
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  7857. audio fail
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  7858. that spur bump in the back of the grip looks like it's too low. I reckon if I had owned that gun back in the day, I would have filed some brass and wood off there to move it up a centimeter or so.
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  7859. actually filipinos: "pinoy?😀" "pinoy?😃" "pinoy?😄"
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  7860. alter verwalter, der stegner ist ja sowas von reizlos! sein bestes zitat letztens zur unterstützung der ukraine war: "eine führungsrolle deutschlands finde ich falsch." ja, scholz auch. merkt man.
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  7861.  @Uno.Numero  eeeeh the ceasefire resolution really is not well suited for that. it mentions the ceasefire together with the demand for unconditional hos°°ge release and technically stops just short of actually linking those two things conditionally, but given the freewheeling nature of any argument in an actual court that could be made on this basis about i-country violating that ceasefire demand, a workable counterargument blaming h°m°s as responsible for having no ceasefire would be very easy and would require little particular favour from the court to succeed. more usable in courts are both the ICJ's preliminary assessment confirming prima facie reasons to suspect and to further investigate i-country for gen°°°de since it's based on international-legal argumentation whereas UNSC resolutions are by design not actually based on reasoning but just on power politics. and francesca albanese's recent report positively declaring geno°°°e to be taking place based on evidence and the 1948 convention should in principle also be useful, although she, conversely to the ICJ, is likely to be seen as only marginally authoritative. and you can statistically expect to need about one ambulance available for every three zi°n°sts in the room, as they will immediately begin to experience various medical emergencies if you bring her up.
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  7862. I hope the russians love their children, too.
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  7863. alright, now do the same study for MDMA users. that stuff is an a**hole cure. in fact, I wonder if they controlled that study for the use of other drugs, since the use of other illegal drugs is more common among people who also use illegal cannabis than those who don't (I would say it's rather unusual for people who use other illegal drugs to use no cannabis).
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  7864. disney has long been infamous for this. a huge portion of their low level disney park employees are homeless or close to it, at least in the US. I wonder how the pandemic hit them. I guess the park in florida was probably mostly open, but not elsewhere. I can't imagine that disney somehow paid them when they weren't working.
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  7865. Chris Connor yeah I'm definitely gonna take your word for that, chrüs çünnür
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  7866. 0:27 I think you mean one in six people over 60 has NOT been vaccinated. certainly that would be a lot closer to reality than what you said! the vaccination rate of the general population is over 60% and much higher among older people. in my city it's 80-90+% in the oldest age groups.
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  7867. it's the german spelling
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  7868. I am now thoroughly convinced that there is no hygiene in india
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  7869. 13.000€ kostet der billigste neuwagen?!
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  7870. brain worms?
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  7871. she looks exactly 13, dude. in the clips from before the invasion, she looks 12.
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  7872. HOW did russia constitute 9% of mcdonald's global revenue? damn, russians must REALLY like that crap! it's not like russia has 9% of the world's population or 9% of the money.
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  7873. " °°°° YOOOUUUU °°°° yooouuuu °°°° yyooouUUUUUUUUU" - michael rapaport
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  7874. 2:03 that looks like they should have invested in a sizeable barrier years ago, not just the little thing at the one bend of the road.
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  7875.  @UnfollowYourDreams  you can only compare casualty counts between gaza "wars" because those were counted by the same thorough methodology (vast majority of dead brought to hospitals or morgues sooner or later, which all work very closely with the health ministry that does the counting). anyone comparing confirmed death counts between wars in different countries is being absolutely ridiculous. for example: no party to the ukraine war releases trustworthy data, but the low end of third party estimates for combined military casualties is around 300,000 dead. meanwhile, the confirmed civilian death counts both of the ukrainian government and of the UN are around 10,000. anyone who thinks that a ratio of 30 dead soldiers to one dead civilian is plausible for the ukraine war must be seeing war casualty numbers for the first time (because that's not plausible for literally any modern war at all). civilian death estimates on the other hand range from 25,000 to >75,000 for mariupol alone. and those would have all occurred during the first 2-3 months of the '22 invasion, and been far from the majority of civilian deaths during that period - though civilian casualty rates quickly fell much lower than during the first weeks, as in the very beginning, the russians advanced too fast for people to escape over huge areas, and also used up all sorts of heavy munitions at rates calculated for a war so short that it would barely put a dent in their soviet-inherited stockpiles. another particularly bizarre claim I have seen news outlets implicitly make by sharing a chart made up of confirmed casualties from different wars is that already more "children" (misapplied legalese for all minors) have died just now in gaza than have died due to the war in yemen. I guess the common refrain "nobody is paying attention to yemen" was even truer than I realised. 🤦‍♂️ and speaking of wars nobody cares about, the tigray war probably removed more people and certainly more civilians from the census than the ukraine war, from 2020 to 2022. not only have, contrary to popular comparisons of confirmed counts, certainly more minors been killed in the tigray war alone than in gaza, but more than that number also have been ra°°d. and the confirmed counts on that are so inadequate that they may as well be 0.
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  7876. they could just ban celebratory gunfire or even carrying guns during festivities, and if wires are the problem, they could just walk by the people flying kites and look at their spools to see if it's wire or string. to arrest people, they have to walk up to them too. and then they could just leave if nothing dangerous is happening...
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  7877. heads up about the comment section: chinese bot comments are at least as annoying as russian ones.
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  7878. the school system is what lost you
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  7879. does this also work for me if I'm a lizard person?
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  7880.  @hadilayyad6147  uhm no, I mean native because that's what the word means. see above.
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  7881. ice span?
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  7882. ia that how it works for you? because I don't think that's normal. I don't have an inner conflict of a good agenda and a bad agenda.
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  7883. why would anybody want to ask mississippi?
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  7884. wow, don't akitas have a reputation for being hostile to strangers? I can't believe that this is that dog's first commercial grooming!
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  7885. so basically this fan said "I only paid $150, that's a reasonable price for a gift" and gifted it to ian? that's very nice!
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  7886. 0:08 cheers to all the goobers calling it "omnicron" because they can't read
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  7887. decriminalisation is trash. legalisation is what's needed, and what's just.
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  7888. only in the USA!
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  7889. I ha** elon musk even more than I do other billionaires. but the narrative of him supporting russia is absurd (much like the same narrative about turkey). assuming that he really holds the authority he officially has over starlink as its owner (despite starlink appearing to operate like a US military asset, rather opposed to musk's political views), musk is not just ukraine's most important individual supporter, but probably more important than the individual military aid of half of the supporting countries. starlink is provided to ukraine not merely as a civilian communications system, not merely as a military communications system, but as arguably the most powerful single offensive weapon system that ukraine has, by way of running all of ukraine's strike coordination. starlink is the core of how ukraine is able to use its artillery much faster and more accurately than russia. his kanye-like behaviour on twitter doesn't matter - as long as he provides starlink to ukraine, especially as he continues to pay for it, elon musk is literally ukraine's number one best friend in the world. the correct response for ukraine and its supporters to anything musk may say or do in relation to ukraine is to ignore it and thank him for starlink.
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  7890. that gun puts the wau in wauser!
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  7891. I don't think these guys look THAT healthy. they kinda all look weirdly red-faced.
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  7892. #1 threat to world order? are you sure you didn't mean to say world PEACE, in reference to the OTHER i-country?? your i-country prop°g°nda has been a real eye-opener regarding the credibility of this channel. shame on you!
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  7893. is klar, der amthor ist zufällig auf der straße vor der kamera von einer meute junger zukünftiger berliner CDU-wähler angesprochen worden! xD
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  7894. das hab ich im urin, as we say in germany
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  7895. ​​ @yvonnetomenga5726 wagner's resource deals include ownership of a gold mine in the CAR projected to yield $3bn in 8 years of operation, and a 25% profit cut from the many oil facilities they recaptured for the syrian government. and wagner is active in many other african countries, such as libya, mali, sudan, and burkina faso. libya has huge oil production, whereas many sub-saharan african countries have huge relatively easily accessible mineral wealth because all throughout modern times, poverty, bad governance, and instability have prevented industrial mining efforts. wagner has made huge amounts of money by securing african regimes with a few thousand troops for mining rights, and then securing the mining sites and bringing their own industrial mining equipment.
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  7896. ​ @LasseEklof I also think that threats from putin's people, probably via hostages, are likely to have been more important than any pay-off offer. though with a pay-off, you need to consider that by giving up on the rebellion, prigozhin has surrendered a huge portion of his and his family's wealth, probably much more than half (at least if you assume that any assets in russia are gone, though they may have been promised to remain in prigozhin's possession, for whatever that's worth). money in russian bank accounts and investments could be gone, both prigozhin and his wife own dozens of businesses in russia (mostly in saint petersburg) that would be gone, and likely most valuable of all is the likely total loss of the income streams generated by wagner's foreign deployments (mining and oil drilling concessions). even if prigozhin retained command authority over wagner, wagner has very little ability to enforce its claims on the resources granted to them now that russia not only does not support their claims, but opposes them (again assuming that continuing this was not promised in the withdrawal agreement, since the promise would not be reliable enough to make it worth considering). in weaker countries like the central african republic or mali, wagner may have some very limited ability to violently enforce its claims, but then they would be in a very different sort of business (at that point, it might make more sense to depose governments instead). in syria, wagner has no chance of keeping anything that putin doesn't want them to have. and really anywhere else, putin has plenty of leverage to make any contractual partner of wagner turn against wagner. without russian government support giving it access to all necessary military equipment and recruitment of personnel, wagner can no longer deliver on its security guarantees anyways. so basically, besides the possibility of hostages, prigozhin would have gotten a buy-out from putin calculated as surpassing the value of most of his possessions multiplied by the percentage chance of success if he continued the rebellion. if he actually did it for the money, with no hostages involved, then the payment must have been enormous (really not the sort of money that would normally change hands in physical form). wagner's holdings include stuff like ownership of a gold mine in the CAR that was projected to yield $3bn in 8 years of operation when they got it ~3 years ago, and a 25% profit cut on oil installations that wagner recaptured for the syrian government. prigozhin may also have a lot of money safe outside of russia and not tied to continued russian support for wagner, but wagner's holdings certainly are gone, unless putin promised that prigozhin could keep them and actually delivers on that promise. my guess would be that there was a payment, but much less than would compensate for the lost chance of prigozhin keeping his property, and the main part of the deal were hostages. not necessarily prigozhin's own family, family members of other essential coup perpetrators could also suffice to kill the coup. but if the russian authorities really did find that personal go-bag of prigozhin with the money, gold and false passports at the wagner HQ in saint petersburg, that speaks for rather shoddy planning that could also have included failure to secure prigozhin's own family. and there is the problem that trying to get all close family members of prigozhin and other important coup plotters out of russia in preparation would have been suspicious and would have posed a risk of information leakage. so perhaps they instead went with sending wagner personnel to those family members immediately before the operation to hide them in safe houses in russia, and perhaps that plan failed for some of them. if by "not without a parachute" you mean that any deal would have required security for prigozhin: money is the only security he could have gotten, besides weapons for his troops.
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  7897. I don't approve of rehoming this dog.
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  7898. the main reason why they take bodies is most likely that they collect bodies of men for once actually suspected of being fighters to scan biometrics and file DNA primarily to identify any prominent enemies among them, and secondarily to feed into their population registry system to later target other people for being related to those identified as fighters.
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  7899. the processing increases the value 13-fold? then why don't the farmers do it themselves? it seems easy enough. or is it because that would increase the risk of theft?
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  7900. 16:54 LOL you're seriously going to pretend that a TYT clip "from 2021" was TYT being sceptical about the chinese government version of events "early on"? the revisionist history of this video is incredible. somebody should make a compilation of how TYT here claims to have covered covid, and clips of how they actually covered covid. in 2020, not in 2021. because those are goddamn polar opposites. TYT's covid coverage lent more credence to the chinese party line, including completely ignoring it at frst, than thecoverage from just about any other media company. quite obviously because the americabrained tyts thought that covid was a republican anti-china story, and TYT always tries to downplay stories critical of china (I reckon it's related to cenk's wife being chinese, on top of the US partisan alignment of the republicans against and the democrats in support of china).
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  7901. I think that's actually a hare!
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  7902.  @mssaleha3273  a stateless people targeted by genocide in their home country is everybody's responsibility. but at least malaysia is not as bad as australia. then again, what is?
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  7903. kannst du ohne geld leben?
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  7904. those painted plywood platforms suck, just use solid wood instead of trying to fake it! experiment with staining and then sanding, and charring and then sanding to get a look like that, but better. if you want rustic pronounced growth rings, use something ring-porous like oak or ash.
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  7905. based
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  7906. it's not going to happen. and if it does, then israel will subtract the delivery volumes from the trucks it allows through rafah.
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  7907. DW has the least competent correspondents... really hard to listen to.
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  7908. Darkundead yeah, good thing I'm neither indian nor a woman.
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  7909. people just fight over anything nowadays. also superhero movies are trash, it would be a bad concept to base a movie on even if it wasn't so overdone. the number of superhero movies that could have reasonably been made since 2000 is about 8 or less, but they've made like at least 30 big productions. the MCU is an even worse concept than just superhero movies.
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  7910. there's already a lot of human trafficking out of poorer eastern european countries such as ukraine even in normal times. those pretty white ukrainian girls are prime merchandise for sex traffickers, and ukrainians are currently disappearing (and mostly reappearing) all the time. I'm sure there are some really bad people mingling with the volunteer aid workers in the countries bordering ukraine's west.
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  7911. so you mean you wouldn't freak out until back in the first week of the war?
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  7912. the ending here reminds me: it was truly a low point inthe history of thewhite hous pet press pool that out of all those times that administration officials said that there are no conditions and no red lines, nobody from the press pool bounced that back to them withthe clarification "when you say no conditions, that means you don't demand adherence to international law and respect for human rights, right? why not?" the peofessional weasels always had an intentional pseudo-equivalency at handby saying that they expect or they are sure that i-country will of course adhere to all kinds of standards, but any political journalist ought to be able to point out in their sleep the substantive difference between a spokesperson or politician saying that they expect something to happen vs saying that they demand that someone does a thing.
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  7913. praying isn't a sign of strength, it's a self-comforting habit.
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  7914. that's bullcrap. america was ready, the first lady could have absolutely done it and set a good example. it could have actually helped a lot, this sort of cultural thing is exactly what first ladies are good for in the US.
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  7915. he looks like a made in china keith olbermann.
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  7916. ask the UN security council to condemn the referenda? nice meme
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  7917. ich geh gerade schlafen, moin 😴
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  7918. that's ANOTHER layer of lies! they had NO reason to believe that there were no other people in that room! they had NO justification to just assume that! they're still just making up excuses for cowardice!
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  7919. this might be being reported inaccurately. the western media is reporting "hashish oil", but in fact we may be talking about a THC-free CBD vape fluid, because russian law does not differentiate between THC and CBD products. only cannabis seed products are legal for consumption, whereas all cannabis flower products, including CBD extract from non-psychoactive hemp flowers, are illegal drugs in russia. american media should really try to figure out which it is, because it makes a difference to western audiences (anybody familiar with the matter knows that CBD is basically cannabis homeopathy, it doesn't actually do anything unless you believe that it does). but of course mainstream media are totally incompetent when it comes to drugs, they don't even think of the fact that we might be talking about CBD despite the fact that essentially every media outlet has by now reported some bullshit about CBD.
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  7920. that is 100% false, people in poor countries are generally more receptive to vaccines than in rich countries because they still have serious diseases there that tangibly demonstrate to them the benefit of vaccines. just like how peoplein the west used to be all about those vaccines when we still had rampant pox, measles or polio.
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  7921. thailand has had 14 military coups in the last 90 years. it has one of the richest, most corrupt monarchies in the world, and criticising the king puts people behind bars for decades. no, of course thailand is not a democracy. thailand is governed by an alliance of the military and the monarchy, with liberal democratic branding to reflect its western alignment.
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  7922. I don't know about sweden, but in most of europe, tear gas (CS) is quite easily commercially available as a self-defense weapon against humans or animals. in spray form, not in grenade form.
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  7923. if the vangladeshi government had any principles, they would have gotten that cop fired for what he said in the interview, because he clearly wasn't upholding the law. but I doubt they did.
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  7924. how did she even stray? xD
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  7925. goo turner the taliban don't do their brutality in the streets of kabul. you would need to be able to see the inside of those prisons they emptied when they took power to see what's really going on. they're smart enough to know that they can more easily get away with disappearing 100 people than with killing one on camera.
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  7926. I went into this with an open mind, but his excuses are super weak and he straight up seems like he's doing it because he enjoys killing.
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  7927. oof
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  7928. lefties are superior, and I say that as a righty.
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  7929. loretta is the best doll in the video.
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  7930. ah yes, "initially" you were "worried that the sanctions weren't tough enough". that's absolutely what happened here, nobody on TYT spread russian propaganda for months about how america was the aggressor that wanted to start a war and there was no threat of war from russia. and if you had, you would have obviously apologized. and so would cenk's nephew, and he wouldn't still be doing it. yes, none of this happened. you have been on the right side of this thing from the start, demanding tougher sanctions from the actually non-warmonger president biden.
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  7931. right now they have a massive brain drain because the educated people don't want to be ruled by the taliban
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  7932. develop an oral vaccine but keep it secret so that you can sneak it into ketchup and mayonaise!
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  7933. a brandon so dark he counts as black, unlike those who didn't vote for him!
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  7934. the wreckage is from a 5V55 variant S-300 of soviet production. those are not modern SAMs, and the warhead is either 100kg or 133kg - not 25 "kilotons". funny expert you got there.
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  7935. I don't think coffee understands silicon valley. he didn't say "disruption" one time.
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  7936. I'll let you finish but first good point
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  7937. uuuuhwhat? I think hezbollah's leader nasralla has had two big public speeches by now where people expected him to declare war and he made a point of not doing that, and now hezbollah declares war by text on telegram???
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  7938. 9 years old? LOL that dog was born in just about the last year it was still ok to name a dog isis xD
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  7939. 9/10 incest vibes
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  7940. Mandy B yeah, since these two are sisters with the same condition, they're definitely from a bloodline that should not be bred. I think I have heard of other health issues common with three-coloured cats, but I think they're probably quite popular and I would guess that these two were deliberately bred for sale since they look pretty and very similar.
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  7941. all children ought to be evacuated from front areas. they might have gotten a little bit better at doing that though. earlier in the invasion, the numbers of kids of delusional alcoholic holdout parents shown in news reports near the front lines in donbas were insane.
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  7942. there's clearly a long transmission delay between the studio and the reporter, that's why the interruptions are so awkward. I would guess that they're using some kind of satellite phone because lebanese utilities suck.
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  7943. 100% not true
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  7944. nah, I'm pretty sure iran doesn't have that kind of space. the USA would though. but we should make it fair - flip a coin. heads, the natives leave, tails, the colonizers leave.
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  7945. Leonel Ventura there was a pretty big movement in america lobbying to stay out of WW2 as well. it was led by the america first committee, which was largely motivated by nazi sympathies. ;) basically they figured they would just get along with the nazis if they won the war, particularly since they wouldn't mind having a fascist american government (most of the america first committee. many other americans just didn't want to go to war). I think there was something similar in WW1, with america joining late, but staying out of that war was a much more reasonable idea, given that it was fundamentally nonsensical, pretty much just royal families bickering with each other and leading to tens of millions of deaths.
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  7946. fun fact: most of europe's gas consumption is still fed through the two russian pipelines running through ukraine, as is all of ukraine's gas consumption, and russia is still paying the transit fees to ukraine. apparently destroying or shutting down that distribution is considered to be a higher level of escalation than ki°°ing hundreds of thousands of people. with the nord stream pipes intact, there would have been an alterntive route that probably could have largely met the same consumption needs. now if someone had destroyed the pipes in ukraine first (though this would have required a much bigger effort to achieve a similar degree of difficulty in repairs because they're not underwater), that would have given the nord stream pipes this same untouchable status.
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  7947. lol really? telling shops to cut their prices is his inflation management?
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  7948. the netherlands DO "break the bank" on flood prevention and land reclamation. the reason why they have long been wealthy and influential for their state's small size is primarily their history of highly successful colonialism. dutch east india company and all that.
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  7949. well the TV announcement of all the top brass announcing the takeover of the country sure looked like one. I would guess though that there hasn't been much separation between the government and the military anyways. what's clear is that even if the story is true, the military or perhaps specifically the presidential guard are responsible for getting their president killed. according to them, they apparently served up their freshly "reelected" president on a silver platter to a large and well armed contingent of rebel forces. if the president demands to see the front lines, you better do some damn reconnaissance.
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  7950. germany waseffectively two functioning countries lmost immediately after the war. syria consists of: 1)(most of the territory) government controlled regions, almost all resistance broken by driving out or killing everyone willing to resist, wlthough the druze in their majority region in the south-west bordering the israeli-occupied golan heights have been acting up after previously staying out of it all 2) remaining rojava, extending south-east along the euphrates to connect to american occupation of oil fields, northern part reduced in size by turkish invasion permitted by american withdrawal, saved for the time being by making a deal with assad that invited syrian and russian troops into north as human shields against the greater evil of turkey - syria's aim certainly is to leverage the occupation to reintegrate rojava into central governance, but rojava has not disarmed and will resist 3) northern and north-western idlib and afrin collaboratively held/occupied by turkey and islamic book clubs of many names (al qaeda) 4) US military base al tanf and surrounding occupation zone on iraqi-jordanian border, no doubt home to some of the most f*d up CIA activity today
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  7951. two very disturbing things about this: 1) the soot collection job with no gas mask or even dust mask 2) monkey glue
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  7952. so how does one machine a progressive twist oval bore barrel? 😵‍💫
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  7953. laws vary state by state, and usually carrying a gun, at least when it is concealed, requires a license.
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  7954. wow that's a long flash hider
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  7955.  @Rettro404  no
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  7956.  @acutenezz  no
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  7957. you can own a working anti-aircraft cannon?! fucking hell, put that thing on the back of a toyota pickup truck and you're king of the prairie!
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  7958. Trenchfood and the fucking apostrophe's! if I see a could of/would of/should of, I will have to unsubscribe.
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  7959. 🤡
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  7960. amphetamines, fentanyl, ketamine and LSD, and the price is higher than cocaine? bloody ridiculous. I know cocaine is cheap in colombia, but still. and the fact that they call a random drug cocktail 2C-B is just super shady. I think they probably originally did it to actually pass it off as 2C-B, because it sounds like it somewhat immitates the effects of 2C-B (not too well). I haven't tried 2C-B, but I've tried 2C-B-fly (an analogue that used to be widely legal), and it was my favourite psychedelic, since I'm really too anxious/depressive for psychedelics and that stuff was much less unnerving and ego-deathy. my least favourite in that sense are tryptamines including shrooms, which is why I'm also quite sceptical about people advicating for DMT as the best drug. 2C-B and its analogues definitely are, besides MDMA, 5-MAPB and the like if you want to count them, the most suitable psychedelics for partying.
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  7961. "we have a new president. she listens. she concentrates." - spoken like a special ed teacher! :'D you can tell how many people are not buying the government's claims by how many are wearing masks. though I think they are probably misinformed and think that cloth or surgical masks give the wearer good protection.
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  7962. how often are you going to upload this?
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  7963. the only drones ukraine has that can strike farther than 50-100km into russia from ukraine are strizh. all drones that have attacked moscow so far were launched inside or near moscow. they are remote-controlled, very limited in transmission range, and far too small to fly hundreds of kilometers. this canard drone in particular that we have seen before is most likely a chinese consumer drone called foxtech REX 340. it has a wingspan of 3.4m, 12kg payload capacity, and most notably it is a hybrid gasoline-electric VTOL drone that uses a gasoline engine coupled to a pusher propeller for horizontal flight endurance, and a multicopter arrangement of electrically powered propellers for vertical takeoff and landing. ukraine uses it because it can deliver a relatively large payload over decent distances between 8 and 45km, while being extremely undemanding of takeoff locations (no runway or catapult needed). it functions as a bigger and longer range multicopter kamikaze drone. for these central moscow strikes, ukraine most likely made use of the vertical takeoff function to launch the drones from inside moscow. for the most part, those drones are not flying past air defense systems, they are driving past them.
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  7964. why is aljazeera playing with pro-russian content and always inviting russian propagandists for "their side of the story" in this war? the azov battalion is irrelevant, and all those russian officials and state media people aljazeera brings on know that they're lying! this is not an honest different perspective, because there is no way to justify putin's actions without mutilating reality!
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  7965. at night it's colder than outside.
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  7966. @GretsGarbo there is more footage recorded and released of that stadium that day. it was relatively widely covered too. an above reply of mine describes the specific moment that shows the very young kids best. you can easily find clips and screenshots and news reports on it if youjust search "gaza stadium children" or something of that sort. please do, the visual evidence is very compelling. in the clips here in this upload, without really pausing and checking much, I only noticed one pretty obvious minor who looks about 15. i-country officially detains kids of 12 and above like adults potentially indefinitely, so they probably wouldn't even deny teenagers being among these detainees. but both of the two boys seen clearly in another clip look younger and one is obviously much younger.
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  7967. say mitterand again, kyle 😬
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  7968. the poll about "should the US send aid to gaza?" reminds me of somethingthat seems to havegotten lostin thenewscycle: shortly before israel announced the"total siege", biden actually did announce that the US would send humanitarian aid to gaza. so.... what came of that after israel decided to block it? has somebody asked biden? he announced that aid would be sent, so clearly he already thought about two weeks ago that this was needed, and things have gotten so much worse since. so what's his response to israel preventing it?
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  7969. biden's candidacy is such a repeat of the bizarre way the democrats emperor's-new-clothesed dianne feinstein remaining in congress until the day she finished dying.
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  7970. that would be the climate change.
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  7971. how to make your employees unionise
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  7972. diana kinnert
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  7973. no need for quotation marks, it actually is because of low humidity. when air is hot but dry, it allows for efficient evaporation cooling through sweating. in 100% humidity on the other hand, sweat doesn't evaporate at all, so the body can only be cooled convectively, and only if the air is still cooler than body temperature. the air in coastal regions is almost always humid, and far inland it's almost always wet, as in general, wind blows from the oceans to the land driven by the evaporation of the oceans, arriving at land very moist and then losing the moisture over land through precipitation. there are exceptional places like the andes though, where the inland side of the mountain range has the very wet amazon, and squeezed between the mountains and the sea is the driest desert on earth, because the wind always blows from the atlantic over the continent and out to the pacific, and the air loses all its moisture as it rises over the andes. all high mountain ranges with one prevailing wind direction have a wet side in front and a dry side in the back. the US also has it with the rocky mountains, but less extreme since they're not that high, and there already is a lot of land between them and the atlantic ocean where the wind comes from.
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  7974. great post, thanks. the age spread of the soldiers is also interesting, it looks like there was hardly anyone but conscripts at the border. there were direct attacks on civilians though, there is video footage of dozens if not hundreds of the targeted killings of civilians, and the survivor accounts are very clear and credible on the matter of armed militants indeed hunting and killing civilians. in my opinion, the plan was to attack civilians because they did not expect to have so much success against the IDF, because they only had that due to the conspiracy to allow the attack to occur practically unopposed. if h°mas had known about this conspiracy, it would have made much more sense for them to only attack and capture soldiers, as that would have made is°°el's international standing for its response much more precarious. h°mas didn't do that because they were not confident enough in their ability to kill and capture enough soldiers. in fact I would not be surprised if the conspirators were monitoring closely whether the invasion was headed for the kibbutzim or only the military installations, and that they would have responded quickly if they had seen only the military targeted.
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  7975.  @sojrnrr8368  dude, you can not be serious. there were live streams. footage is geolocated. and what other time would there have been when arabs wearing body cams last ma°°acred isr°°°is? and ALL survivor testimonies agree that the organized main invasion force (I have heard competing claims but the more credible seems to me to be that the other smaller militant groups besides h°mas were not involved in a coordinated way) did commit many deliberate murders, they very clearly came with the intent to ki°° many civilians and burn homes, while also kidnapping others. I do not recall seeing evidence or a still credible-seeming claim of either t°rture of civilians or individual targeting of children. the fighters' conduct seems to have varied quite widely depending on individual character, with some very eager to m°rder, some showing no interest in that and focusing instead on kidn°pping, spme kidn°ppers taking whole families or what remained of them regardless of age and gender, while others only wanted to take men, or wanted to k°ll or capture only soldiers, or attempting to make civilians identify who among them were reservists in order to only take those. I would say that the condition of captured aoldiers in the videos is likely evidence of t°°ture in a broad sense, but the footage and reports of civilian captives indicate a prevailing attitude of recognizing value worth preserving in the captives' lives - it would be logically in h°°as' interest to k°°l all h°°tages whose rescue or escape cannot be prevented otherwise, because implementing this well would remove is°°el's hostage rescue option, and if release deals are fully the only way to get them out, then higher prices can be demanded. but I haven't credibly heard of that actually being done, and have instead heard of and seen footage of f°ghters (still in the kibb°tzim) being att°°ked and k°°°ed seemingly not considering this course of action at all. that one masked h°mas spokesman early on made a threat that if the "war" continued, there would be ex°°ution videos, but clearly that was a bluff, and it looks like they have no intentions to k°°l any of the hostages.
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  7976. huh? how would one be consistent without skill? consistently bad? xD
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  7977. TYT's biggest mistake currently is bringing on that sports reporter woz for anything. he knows nothing about anything.
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  7978. glued? little timmy is a free range victim now. progress.
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  7979. sturm/storm is the germanic origin word for the french/latin origin word "assault". it's used in that function in some cases in english, like referring to the historical event as the storming of the bastille, which also could be very accurately called assault on the bastille. in german, no other word than "sturm" exists for it. it's also rather goofy to refer to german historical sturmtruppen as storm troopers, the german term just directly means assault troops. that seems to be an enduring leftover within the english language of the world wars that english speakers fought against germans, in which using german or adapted german words instead of simple translations/direct equivalents was apparently a common way to highlight a supposed qualitative otherness of germans. another example that comes to mind is english speakers calling german tanks "panzer", when in german that is just the word used for all tanks - and, confusingly for english speakers who see germans seemingly calling any random military vehicle a tank, it's also commonly used as a part of compound words, in which it can mean either an actually looser defined noun "tank" when used with qualifiers like schützenpanzer/infantry tank/IFV or flugabwehrpanzer/air defence tank/self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, or"panzer" in a compound word can be the adjective "gepanzert" meaning "armoured", which gets shortened when used in compound words. that of course is a term applicable to many more vehicles than just tanks (for example the term panzerhaubitze does not also call that vehicle a type of tank, but rather an armoured howitzer), and non-vehicle items in military and even some in non-military use, and to some animals. the semi-extinct use of "herr" and "frau" by english speakers referring to germans also seems to follow the same othering principle, but more obviously so as most uses of it I have seen seemed to have been made in acknowledgement of this function.
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  7980. AmirMahmodi you should look up the speech of the kenyan ambassador to the UN regarding the russian invasion of ukraine, it addresses that issue of colonial borders well.
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  7981. "oh no, she's talking in past tense! :(" - me watching the video
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  7982. probably nurse sharks
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  7983. sounds familiar, I'm gonna need evidence on that side as well.
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  7984. official police procedure for school shootings that uvalde PD practiced two months ago: first officers on scene immediately engage shooter to draw fire away from helpless civilians uvalde cops: "we didn't go in because he had already shot at us"
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  7985. the microwave knows where it is at all times. it knows this because it knows where it isn't.
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  7986.  @waltervega8730  they are fine, but they are showing some aggression towards one another. this is a well known issue with same sex dogs living together. the clips in the video look like they're largely playing, but not entirely. I know that dogs growling and barking seemingly aggressively is often not serious at all. I think the snarling is a somewhat worse sign. it's a more direct threat to bite.
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  7987. wow, die linke gibt sich wirklich große mühe mit der unwählbarkeit. volles commitment als putins nützliche idioten! wär gar nicht nötig gewesen!
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  7988. wo isn da der urwald? wenn wir hier wirklich von windrädern im urwald reden würden, würde ich nein sagen, aber ich seh nur <50 jahre alte fichten, überwiegend tot. klar kann man da wo borkenkäfer son 0815 wäldchen plattgemacht haben dann auch windräder bauen... stellt euch nicht so an!
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  7989. liar! you can't claim to have a history of having a problem with israel's treatment of palestinians, and then support the biggest crime that israel has committed against the palestinian people in your lifetime, which is the total blockade of gaza and the unprecedated severity of bombing, with the expressly genocidal intent, according to netanyahu, of fully depopulating the gaza strip. israel is telling gazans to leave, but there is no way for them to leave. none can get into israel, israel blocks sea access, egypt requires entry permits to allow a trickle to leave, and israel even closed the one crossing into egypt for a day by bombing the immediate vicinity of the crossing. israelis complain about a palestinian intent to "drive the jews into the sea", but that is, absolutely literally, what israel is currently doing to all gazans. while at the same time depriving them of water, food, fuel, medicine, and everything else they need. the way israel is killing is less personal than the grotesque depravity of hamas' massacre, but through its scale it has already far surpassed hamas in total harm done, and it is no less clearly criminal in the eyes of international law, by violating the prohibition of collective punishment and the principle of proportionality. no massacre can ever justify a genocide. and this has nothing to do with the hostages, since what israel is doing is the course of action most likely to result in the deaths of all hostages. israel will probably cause most of their deaths directly with its bombing. for comparison: three days ago, the IDF reported having already dropped a thousand tons of bombs. by now, as bombing has increased in severity, that number will have more than doubled, probably tripled. the beirut port blast was calculated as having had the force of 500 tons of TNT, and spreading out explosions directly into or under buildings increases total damage severalfold compared to one explosion (same principle as cluster munitions; and the beirut warehouse was supposed to contain 2700 tons of AN, but much less detonated, in my opinion most likely because hezbollah had been stealing/selling the stuff, which fits with its later intense open effort to prevent an investigation).
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  7990. the US was never even good at pretending to care about afghans. 80% of mentions of the war in afghanistan in US media focused entirely on US monetary coats and dead american soldiers. when that bomb killed 170+ afghans and 13 american soldiers at kabul airport last month, half of the american news reports said "bomb kills 13 US marines and a number of afghans".
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  7991. i, R.E.N. no, like yours.
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  7992. that sounds like the most perfectly successful sabotage ever - not only did it crash the plane, but it only did so after it had flown into combat, and behind enemy lines, so it couldn't be recovered! and I can't believe they made that thing airworthy again. what?s it made of? mostly aluminium?
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  7993. he's trying to sound creepy instead of clearly stating whqtever policy he's supposedly announcing. the point is to scare cubans out of migrating and pander to xenophobic voters, while being vague enough that the actual enforcement can be whatever they feel like in any one case. you know, like youtube community guidelines.
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  7994. 13. epstein didn't kill himself
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  7995. are you trying to tell me that I just slept through a decade?
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  7996. not cops, border thugs
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  7997. it has steampunk vibes and it look well made.
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  7998. yes, but it's set almost far enough in the past to not really seem connected to today's military. I'd say WW2 is the cutoff point. WW1 like 1917 seems too abstract/unfamiiar.
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  7999. if dhe was spreading propaganda, then an acceptable reaction by iran to suppress freedom of speech would have been to deport her, not to imprison her for years.
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  8000. #nichtsgewusst
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  8001. she's pretty too 👀
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  8002. 0:55 that tank top is excellent
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  8003.  @JohnCena-yu4mj  hier hab ichs noch nicht gesehen (fast alle kommentarlöschungenauf YT sind automatisch, der filter ist heftig überaktiv und mindestens seit 2022 auch speziell zur parteiergreifung in konflikten programmiert), aber beim letzten spiegelTV-upload zum g-streifen und i-land gestern war tatsächlich massive manuelle löschung von kritischen und kontextualisierenden kommentaren zu beobachten.
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  8004. tell putin that the missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't!
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  8005. great, of course they use the F*ing mercury method.
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  8006.  @1JesusChrist1  you're right... I'm not american and have only held a baseball once or twice, but I'm sure that I remember it being much less bouncy than that. I also can't make out any seams on the ball, and the guy is obviously trying to hide it in his hands to not show clearly what it is. I would say that the bounce more closely resembles a solid rubber ball than a baseball, but it sounds lighter, so I think it's something very similar to a tennis ball, a pressurised hollow rubber ball, just with a smooth white outside. I think most car windows (when closed) could not be broken with a tennis ball by most people throwing as hard as they can. the only effect would be activating the car alarm.
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  8007.  @YeetmanSkeetman  uh yeah the guy was totally hiding the ball, he covered it with both hands quite unnaturally.
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  8008. it's only getting more embarrassing how much public support there has been in tunisia for a new dictator. they should know better.
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  8009. what? why?
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  8010. I bet it's just an administrative restructuring that folds the morality police into the police.
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  8011. israel attacking churches throughout this "war" is probably the most surprising thing to me, indicating the highest degree of escalation since israel is so dependent on support from christian-majority countries (btw. biden is supposed to be quite seriously catholic). I would argue that it serves as a small particularly clear point of evidence for the goal of depopulating the strip - I don't see how there could be any other explanation for it than wanting everybody to leave without exception.
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  8012. 21:16
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  8013. what about russia? 🙃
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  8014. @@lizzyinthecut3617 the circumstances differ between countries.
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  8015. what
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  8016. Jebi Se well clearly they're using ceramic in the video. also I think good ceramic can be better than kevlar at least for stopping high velocity bullets. I think kevlar is normally for stab and pistol bullet protection (general police work). at least ceramic is common in bulletproof vests even when price and availability aren't an issue. though depending on where they're getting those ceramic plates from, the quality may vary widely, because there is a huge range of hardness and toughness among different types of ceramic, it's even obvious with a lot of kitchenware that some stuff chips way easier than others.
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  8017. Jebi Se many people participating in many small scale productions can together produce significant volumes of stuff. there is of course risk of inconsistent quality and generally low quality due to necessary simplification, but it does also have an upside in that it makes it much harder for russia to shut down production compared to the risk of russia striking important major factories. decentralized production by volunteers even made a difference at the start of the covid pandemic when there were gaps in the supply of personal protective equipment. there are lots of ways volunteers in ukraine and elsewhere are collectively making a difference to the war effort and to refugee aid.
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  8018. there's a pink floyd song called "when the tigers broke free" about the battle of anzio
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  8019. today on forgotten conjecture
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  8020. why are you converting an idiot unit into another idiot unit?
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  8021. by an electrically heated shower head? those are a terrible idea.
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  8022. correction: the soviets nuked not one, but five gas wells and four out of five times it worked well. the one time that failed was because they couldn't locate the path the gas was taking through to ground well enough to position the bomb correctly to push it shut.
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  8023. I kinda like that guy. that guy is one reeducation session away from being a bernie bro.
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  8024. hands over plans "make this! I am told that it makes a functioning gun."
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  8025.  @KOLANI  that sounds like a clearly not fail-safe system
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  8026.  @Traumatree  that design makes sense, but then I would expect there to be a rule requiring trains to be shut off if left unattended.
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  8027. stimmt, einen teil der ukraine abzugeben wäre ein ukrainischer sieg. die ukraine wird mehrere teile abgeben. den donbass komplett, unten rum bei saporischja bleibts wohl wie es ist, mit pech charkiw, und mit viel pech doch noch cherson, odessa, und die ganze küste.
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  8028. was this really made in america? it looks like what you would get if you contracted a chinese manufacturer of those little cast metal toy cars to make guns.
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  8029. themossad guy at the end is lying. not negotiating is not a different and better way to focus on the current hostages. it is a decision to abandon the current hostages in favour of not inspiring future hostagetakings. yes, overpaying for gilad shalit to a degree that would make even joe thenegotiator biden blush was an amazingly stupid mistake, a decision based on emotion overcoming all reason. everybody in their right mind knew that establishing a precedent for a 1000 to 1 exchange rate (including many far higher profile people than gilad shalit, a low-ranking soldier kidnapped in his early 20s) was certain to directly cause many more than one israeli to be abducted in the future. it was not merely a decision to accept the costof 1000 released priaoners, but the decision to buy the release of one israeli soldier whom the wholecountry knew at the expense ofcertainly multiple israelis being captured in thefuture - but nobody knew them, so they had no emptional attachment. well, here they are, now you know them, now you care. except now the netanyahu government recognises it f*ed the last time, and has decided notto care at all about these people. which are around 200-25 already killed by israeli bombs at this point, including dozens of dual citizens of israeli allies like the US and germany. we have all seen that hamas has serious operational capabilities and its fighters have extremely high levels of conviction and are happy to murder israelis. one indisputable fact about this hostage situation is that it is an extremely high priority of hamas in order to keep maximum leverage in future hostagetakings to prevent any hostage rescue by killing them all if no other option to prevent the rescue remains. by using unseen transport through their tunnel system, keeping the hostages in places accessible only through delaying obstacles that can't be overcome by an assault team without being noticed with time to spare, and posting fanatics with execution orders with the hostages or even rigging the hostages with explosives, the act of preventing the rescue will be far easier for hamas than many other parts of their attack a week and a half ago were. realistically, israel is not capable of rescuing any hostages. if they are extremely lucky, they get 5. what iarael is doing is the deadliest course of action for them. they simply been written off. which (unlike many other things israel is doing) is not an unreasonable calculation, it just would have been a thousand times more reasonable with gilad shalit, and it won't suffice to fully undo that precedent. regarding the hostages, I agree with different hostage negotiator (american, I think), whose commentary was featured on some news channel: the deal that ahould be made, and the only one that probably can be made, is an exchange of all wounded/sick, minors, and women in hamas captivity for the release of all women and minors in israeli captivity (adding sick ones also wouldn't hurt, though it would be difficult to define for such a much larger population). the remaining men should be allowed to send back letters and wills, and pre-recorded viseo messages (communication that is not read by hamas or uses a live connection would be a security risk). what would increase the survival chances of unexchangeable hostages, and is the opposite of what iarael is doing, is to peolong their captivity. unless hamas is dilligent about changing guards (and letting more members know hostage locations could risk treason), the guards will slowly start to see the hostages as individual people. if they didn't release them first, they will see parents protecting their children and trying to cheer them up (holding kids and parents is actually a huge added risk factor in that regard). especially as a consequence of taking action to care for them, by bringing them food or medical care, clothes, baby supplies, possibly toys and games, they will subconsciously let them slip into the same conceptual category of normal people whose lives count for something. they may even start seeing them as victims of the situation as it appears that they have been abandoned by israel. and when such a point was reached, probably a few months from now, if israel conducted an assault to rescue the hostages then, the survival rate would be many times higher, as the guards would hesitate, aim badly, shoot slow, or fail to shoot the hostages at all.
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  8030. except it is, because she had not yet delivered the package. if she had been supposed to drop it off on the porch and had done that and signed out the package electronically, then it would not have been her problem.
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  8031. literally a damn pile of trash
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  8032. yeah, I haven't been a rogan fan for 8 years and I think he's a filthy centrist who doesn't want the rich to be taxed because he's one of them, but no, he generally doesn't flip-flop. his political believes have a pretty wide spread, but they are quite consistent in general terms.
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  8033. 2:36 what a ridiculous framing for a situation that clearly iran started, and america is responding to, not the other way around. iran being required tol et commercial shipping pass through the straight of hormuz is a perfectly well established fact of international relations. that is just too important of a trade route. it's the only sea access to iraq, kuwait, qatar, and the UAE! iran is 100% the country that once again shook things up there by engaging in piracy.
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  8034. i. is a narcissist. always the victim while constantly aggressing, feeling sorry for itself, demanding and needing unique admiration, offended by everything and ashmed of nothing, no double standard is too far for it to be absolutely outraged and beside itself if anyone attempts to narrow it,anditcan'teven hide its disrespect for its biggest supporters.
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  8035.  @joexavier4070  you claim that germany is right wing and DW is far left? I've watched a bunch of DW, and it's just barely left of center by german standards. nowhere near far left.
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  8036. hä? ich hab noch nie davon gehört, dass hunde bahntickets brauchen.
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  8037. die SPD gibt sich wirklich mühe, noch mieser als die CDU zu sein.
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  8038. STOP YELLING AT THE GOOD DOG! :<
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  8039. I bet the reason why laws are not being passed to protect domestic workers is that the legislature is controlled by rich people who themselves have servants at home, and they want to keep them as powerless as possible.
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  8040. hä? problem mit rechtsradikalen, aber israelflagge als profilbild?
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  8041. 2:27 lol
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  8042. yeah nah, it is not. both contain RDX, but both otherwise contain other substances.
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  8043. nah. that's the best thing about OANNN and newsmaxxx - that they try to one-up fox news and each other by having the youngest, hottest blondes. they look like they're being recruited from college cheerleading teams.
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  8044. of course
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  8045. apply WHERE? the reason why these journeys are undertaken is that asylum applications are only accepted once you're already on that country's territory, and they can't travel there legally because they can't get a visa.
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  8046. listen to the trump interview audio about netan°°hu and abbas that was released back in october. trump absolutely would be marginally BETTER on pal°°tine than biden, because contrary to what his party would be trying to get him to do, he would at least occasionally lash out at i-country's trademark disrespect. trump at his worst would be as bad as bide n, but trump would be inconsistent. as a single issue pal°°°ine voter, one should vote for trump, and as a leftist, one should vote for trump or third party because a trump win is likely to mean one inept republican term followed by two more competent democrat terms (with a better president after the demonstration that biden was not good enough), whereas a biden win is likely to result in one inept/conservative democrat term followed by two more competent republican terms. the people trump employs for his shenanigans are not getting better, they are getting WORSE, because the smart lawyers don't want the criminal liability. the ones learning and improving are those who oppose his antidemocratic efforts. in a second term, trump would have LESS success undermining democracy, not more. don't buy into the fear mongering, trump reloaded wouldn't be supertrump. you have seen trump, america can easily take another trump term. much more easily than another biden term.
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  8047. how did this vertical potato cam video get so many views?
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  8048. Jim Bananas I think gorbachev was forced out of politics because the communist coup attempt revealed that he didn't have enough military and political support, which yeltsin proved he had (for whatever weird russian reason) when he defeated the coup, while gorbachev was held captive.
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  8049. "do you want an orphan bison?" xD
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  8050. cqn you put a zip .22 under the shotgun instead?
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  8051. Cecilia Ramos it would have made sense to just bring the dog back to that vet once to show them that they were wrong :/
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  8052.  @EriczZzric  you are rich
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  8053. I have always despised the AOC-hate, and I'm otherwise always for voting for a lesser evil. but she is megawrong for this. not only do I strongly disagree with her on the idea that biden is a lesser evil despite committing a gen°°ide, but her saying this publicly is much worse and extremely non-strategic. by doing this, she is sure to make biden or his advisors at least a little more confident that they will win the election, and that increases the amount of support they feel comfortable providing is is°°el. I assume she did not think that through and choose it deliberately, but in effect AOC objectively provided support for the gen°°ide with this statement. she ought to have waited at least until a month or two before the election!
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  8054. ukraine was firing at and near the power plant for like two months in 2022, and during late summer/early fall, ukraine actually attempted according to the russians several but certainly at least one major special forces assault across the river directly against the power plant, in an apparent attempt to capture the plant to use it as their own shield for a major river-crossing bridgehead. but of course it took about half a year for any major western news to acknowledge that, and obviously that wasn't DW.
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  8055. those soldiers look like they're doing some sort of nazi cosplay.
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  8056. japan did this, but with humans. and yes, the UN did not like japan at the time.
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  8057.  @vanessahernandez3637  look up the nanjing massacre for the most famous of countless examples
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  8058.  @NegativeOpposite  my view as an anti-islamist is that regardless of the moral value of the original NATO invasion of afghanistan, our countries assumed responsibility for the people of afghanistan when we occupied their country. absolutely contrary to later ubiquitous denials from american politicians, we intended and advertised the occupation to be a project to build a more or less liberal democratic afghan state, which was supposed to respect human rights and women's rights in particular, and of course lift the people out of poverty and ignorance. because it is my view that afghan lives matter, and I feel a basic bit of solidarity with the minority of afghan anti-islamists, afghan women, and the rest of the population that is now poorer due to sanctions, it is my opinion that we ought to have continued the occupation, which would have been worth it even just to hold the status quo. the country's administration was half-assed and botched, and the combat conduct of both the occupation forces and the central government's forces produced more resistance than it defeated through most of those 20 years (the logic flaw already apparent in the term "war on terror"). the scandals and the lack of glory in failing to win the war defeated the occupation by way of defeating the american people's morale. since almost nobody in america actually cares about afghans, two successive american administrations decided to give up to please their voters, effectively forfeiting the war unilaterally on behalf of the afghan government and the NATO allies (european countries still involved were more interested in continuing since afghan refugees come to europe, not america). a few ways the US behaved deplorably, from pretty damn clear to undeniable: -breaking of promises of nation building to the afghan people, and denial that they were ever made -negotiating a handover of afghanistan bilaterally with the taliban that only addressed US concerns, not those of NATO allies -demonstratively abandoning and thereby sealing the fate of the afghan government by allowing the taliban to dictate its exclusion from the handover talks -handing over afghanistan to the taliban with literally no demands regarding their conduct towards afghans, such as limits on territorial ambitions, human rights, or retribution against occupation collaborators (the only demands the taliban agreed to are that they will not attack the US, nor will they again allow others to do so from afghan territory) -dramatically increasing the suffering of afghans through severe sanctions imposed because of taliban governance, in spite of the fact that the US chose this taliban governance for afghanistan -seizure of all $7bn in foreign reserves of the afghan national bank held in the US, and biden announcement of intent to take half for 9/11 victims' families - this is the world's richest country stealing from the people of one of the poorest countries, to whom it holds a protection duty that it just abandoned. there is no remotely credible way to see this as anything other than theft, and it is theft from the afghan people, not just the taliban.
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  8059. ukrainian weapons have killed plenty of civilians, but almost exclusively ukrainian citizens since there has been very little fighting in russia.
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  8060. Noneshere RT lies to you.
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  8061. #deep
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  8062. 4:28 damn that kid is strong! that water looks like it's about three fifths of is body weight!
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  8063. that is a grade A grandson!
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  8064. "khamas is no angel"
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  8065. really? water is not that complicated. yes, people have known for millennia how water works.
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  8066.  @justrandomguy5010  emmanuel's macaroni
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  8067. 1:47 😍👂nice news-skirt, ana's voice! it would be great if her voice sounded more like that more often instead of doing that super grating reverse elizabeth holmes she does so much whenever she wants to express irritation. but that also could be improved by reducing the sharpness of tone through microphone selection or adjustment or through editing. with everything as it is, her voice more often than not has a painfully big excess of hissy high end, especially played through basic tiny diameter earpods (must have been mixed and approved by someone using studio headphones at some point).
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  8068. obviously she's a bad candidate, and california deserves better, but wow. I would not have expected the announcement to be so bad! xD
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  8069. no. ikea wood is in large part relatively sustainably sourced from well-regulated commercial forestry in temperate climates. the part that is made from primary forests comes from boreal forests like in russia.
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  8070.  @StardewMatt  I think the creepy fausch camera stare when he's not live-streaming is actually because looking at a camera feels a lot like eye contact. fausch, being autistic, forces himself to hold "eye contact" with the camera, and the discomfort you feel when you look at him staring at the camera is the discomfort he feels from staring at the camera. he rarely does the wide-open brow-raised terror eyes when he looks at his camera while streaming, because then he's distracted and not as aware that he's even looking at the camera.
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  8071. Delila Sloan the mistress generally had more pull than the queen? why, because everybody assumed that she who shags the king had more power over him than she who births the king's kids?
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  8072. firefighters don't fight fires or risk their lives daily. most of their calls are much more mundane, and many are cutting stuff open like doors or wrecked cars to get to trapped people. or, which must happen a whole lot in the US, firefighters assist paramedics in transporting morbidly obese patients. firefighters are awesome, but their job title doesn't really describe their usual work.
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  8073. 🐼🤡
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  8074. I'm a leftist, but those sound like good points. at least as a basis for negotiation - keep the demands low enough to not prevent US chip production from actually growing.
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  8075. I wonder if lego has any legal angle against that.
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  8076. if britain actually lets some ukrainians move there, the child psychiatrist is probably going to find something to do within his field of expertise again...
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  8077. 2:07 I'm not a florist, but one of the few things I know about ceremonial flowers is that red roses are not for funerals... or at most perhaps in bouquets with other flowers! wtf? xD
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  8078. tigger is obamna
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  8079. that bug has nothing to do with dung beetles though, that's a weta cricket with added hair and spines.
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  8080. lol there's an elephant and a crocodile on the list. you definitely have no chance against the elephant, and not against 90% of crocodile species' adults. the king cobras was heavily underestimated by the people taking thesurvey though, they must have been thinking of rattlesnakes. 0% of unarmed people could beat a king cobra. they have like a two meter strike range and unlike other snakes they won't just defend, they will run you down!
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  8081. is it fair in your opinion to close borders to uphold inequality, or do you admit that you are in favor of it simply because you are on the winning side?
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  8082. 3 months no shag
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  8083. "infidelity"? that's ironic given that the leak probably came from clarence thomas and his insane trumpist wife ginny.
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  8084. ah yes, fictional people. very richard from england.
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  8085. 4:28 the weirdest part of this video to me was when you claimed the aye-aye had 6 fingers - AND YOU WERE WRONG!
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  8086. "tide goes in, tide goes out. never a miscommunication. YOU can't explain that!" -bill o'reilly arguing with an atheist
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  8087.  @samanth.  eritrea, south sudan, uganda, burundi, malawi, and mozambique alao are east african and unstable/unsafe/conflict-ridden. significant conflicts in tanzania and rwanda also are not long past, and madagascar is doing real bad too, if you want to count it as east african, as is zimbabwe (though rather peacefully so). zambia I have no clue about, so I guess it's doing pretty well. otherwise, tanzania, rwanda, djibouti and kenya are the outliers in east africa that are doing well. mozambique used to be one, but got fucked up bad by islamist insurgents in recent years (though eventually mozambique figured out that all they had to do was to invite some actual military units from rwanda to defeat the knock-off al shabab).
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  8088. *weiße männer
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  8089. yes, you are worse than getting hit by a car.
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  8090. 18:31 klarer fall von FDP-wähler
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  8091. covering that graveyard in sunflower seeds would be funny.
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  8092. schwarze schwäne für den massenkonsum xD
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  8093. SednaBoo I think iron and steel have been common in most of africa for at least 1000 years (much longer in some parts, parts of africa were comparatively highly developed in antiquity and the early middle ages), but they would be unsuitable for boiling salt water. iron and steel would rust all the way through. copper is more corrosion-resistant, and I think tin is, too - I don't think that tin has been very widely available for long though, since I know that back in the bronze age, tin supplies for making bronze were very rare and coveted as the main limiting factor in the production of bronze weapons and tools whereas copper was available from many more regions. aluminium oxidizes very easily, but the oxide layer is quite impermeable and very chemically durable, making for a rather corrosion-resistant surface. consuming aluminium is supposedly quite unhealthy though, so that would not be my choice if there are other options. basically aluminium cooking utensils are only if at all advisable for cooking processes that involve little corrosion and little scraping, and this salt-boiling process involves a lot of both. I think copper cooking utensils are less problematic than aluminium. certainly they're very traditional and still common in high-class cuisine.
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  8094. he bacc and he countin
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  8095. half of the people on american TV pronounce kherson "keersen" and say "belogrod" instead of belgorod for no reason. I think the worst was when they were talking about mykolaiv. xD isn't dnipropetrovsk in the area where the war is going? those pronounciation attempts would be hilarious.
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  8096. the hyperloop is real, and the BFR is humungous and will certainly make intercontinental rocket travel happen. /s
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  8097. 0:39 that's an extremely tolerant cat
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  8098. wir erleben den härtesten scholz aller zeiten :O
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  8099. yeah nah, that is not vladimir vladimirovitch in the thumbmail. it's putin, but that's not putin putin.
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  8100. are there speed limits on water or can you legally go faster on water than on public roads in the US?
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  8101. by the murder victim? 🤔
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  8102. jesus christ LET IT GO, CNN
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  8103. 2:18 who else spotted the wild cannabis? :)
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  8104. who is this four chan?
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  8105. I'm kinda surprised that this antivenom and others are still generally produced biologically to such a high degree - not chemically synthesizing, not even using cell cultures, but actually using large numbers of living venom-producing animals, and then living antibody-producing animals. just how chemically complex are those antibodies? 😮 I know vaccines can be made similarly, but most production there has moved away from using live animals towards more efficient methods like bioreactors (or, for a long time already, chicken eggs). is the difference mostly that demand for antivenoms is orders of magnitude smaller than for vaccines, so they don't get the necessary investment to develop the specific processes to produce each type of antivenom in more modern ways? or are antivenoms actually chemically more complex than vaccines?
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  8106.  @sandorbronn1661  no they weren't, there was hardly ever more than light shelling for most of those years, and that was going both ways.
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  8107. you have got to be trolling!
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  8108. 1:37 since covid is here to stay (upcoming vaccine resistant strains), that drive-in shopping concept seems really plaudiblr now. but probably just in the US, because that country is already built for everybody to drive everywhere.
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  8109. 8:50 so basically every korean child has 10 grandparents, right?
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  8110. sounds like they were sabotaged by france during decolonization and both countries' rulers have since been happy to keep the conflict going because having an enemy is condusive to authoritarian governance.
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  8111.  @Whorus666  1999 vs yugoslavia/serbia
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  8112.  @Whorus666  not what you asked
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  8113. I don't know if this is controversial, but dogs have a sense of humor and make jokes.
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  8114. finnland should join NATO as fast as possible, and since it's probably a rather lengthy process, they probably should quietly negotiate a defense agreement with the US first to get them through the NATO application period without russia establishing one of their NATO-preventing territorial disputes.
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  8115. the average american spends 600$ a year on gift cards?????? what is wrong with you people?!
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  8116. 1:00 PATRIOT air defense for IRAN? F°°° YEAH!
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  8117. •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen für unglaubwürdig erklären •russische zahlen glauben •russische zahlen glauben ganz schön faul!
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  8118.  @grumblekin  what's SDS?
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  8119. the republicans are blaming "the illegals" for coming to america to live honest and productive lives the only way they can. the right are always the ones most fond of blaming the most powerless people for how the world works.
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  8120. classic east asian tourists with no ability to judge danger. they're like 80% of the drownings on bondi rescue, since apparently many are unaware that swimming is an acquired skill rather than something everybody can do.
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  8121. pet owners stop blaming your pets for being fat challenge (impossible)
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  8122. MikeUnconfirmed everybody knows that "resisting arrest" and "assaulting an officer" charges from cops like that are bullshit. those are just the charges that every victim of policebrutality gets, because it's the lie that's supposed to justify the police's violence - "we hit him because he attacked us".
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  8123.  @mikeunconfirmed1489  yeah, that's what I meant by "their charges" - the charges filed by the cops. if the other civilian that was supposedly spat at wants to press charges, that's fine. though personally if I was them, I would withdraw the charges because that guy has suffered enough.
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  8124. putin literally announced the immediate invasion today.
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  8125. 4:53 as a centrist, YOU are the problem.
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  8126. that's shocking, but I had s chuckle when she called it a jumping castle...
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  8127. due to high energy consumption, desalination isn't at all economically viable for basic agriculture. at best, it may be viable for greenhouse use or perhaps outdoor drip irrigation. and if you desalinate very large volumes, you create a new ecological problem by concentrating the salt at that spot in the sea.
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  8128. *dry ice ice cream it's not cream, it's ice cream. and it's not dry, it's made with dry ice.
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  8129. angry morning joe seems like one of the most viciously hateful people I have ever seen, he's really up there with i-country's bully ambassadors. it's very disturbing and kind of a fascinating example in how his apparent character clashes with his projected image that emphasizes supposed centrism, civility and moderation.
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  8130. neat! there aren't enough guns with rosewood parts on this channel.
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  8131. teaching knowledge or learning methods is really not the primary point of school, that's just a pretense. the real primary goal is to train obedience toward the government and high performance in the execution of pointless tasks just because that's what you're told to do. many asian countries like south korea take this to the extreme. you might think that training such high performance results in highly competent workers, but in cases like the 2014 sinking of the sewol ferry, in which hundreds of people (mostly high school students) died because they were told not to evacuate, you can see how these social norms can yield disasters because bad leadership leaves everybody at the lower levels of the hierarchy paralyzed. I didn't even finish high school in germany because I was unwilling to pretend, so I feel very sorry for these students.
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  8132. I think that was slowed down
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  8133. ok but did they find evidence of anal sex?
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  8134. so many questions for the IDF spokeswoman and the US secretary of state, but you forgot to ask about the blockade??? the blockade of water, food, fuel, electricity and medicine is the part of the current campaign most clearly and impermissably targeting civilians. if we assume that 95% of gaza residents are civilians, then the blockade is 95% aimed at civilians!
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  8135. yes, but what was needed was more support a year ago. it is clear now that ukraine will receive less support, when it would need more in order to gain any territory.
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  8136.  @fordprefect.betelguese  I don't think I've seen the movie, but that sounds like russia's approach to influencing foreign elections.
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  8137.  @cheebug  that would require significant investment in generators and computers, and I think russia might actually have trouble with getting the necessary electronics for bitcoin mining.
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  8138. israel did not build a wall around the west bank. it built many walls through the west bank, very little of those walls is actually on what's supposed to be israel's border. so I can already tell based on the lie in the title what this video is going to be like.
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  8139. no, that was the meme for the first instance. this time, the meme is that they switched the steel ball for a baseball.
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  8140.  @AndrewJens  true
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  8141. is that some kind of werewolf defense? he was a beast, that's why he was put down? xD
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  8142. diese kritikpunkte gegen baerbock sind zwar nicht falsch, aber winzig klein (ist ja nichts dabei, was einfluss auf politik hätte), und dass sie derart dramatisiert werden ist ein interessantes zeichen rechter angst vor dieser kandidatin. ich persönlich ziehe jetzt deshalb sogar eher in betracht, die grünen zu wählen (statt linke), denn dieses verhalten kommt einem gütesiegel für die baerbock gleich! xD
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  8143. 15:25 let's be honest - curtis lemay liked the B-52 better because it was better suited for raining hell on civilians, as the B-52 has throughout its whole service life, particularly in japan, korea and vietnam when america's war strategy of choice was still ge°°cide, and the B-58 never did. the equivocation of the functions of these two aircraft in this video really rather obviously misrepresents reality - clearly theB-52 was the choice for asymmetrical warfare (superpower vs. mostly defenseless third world nation), and the B-58 was the choice for symmetrical warfare (superpower vs superpower). considering that the cold war stayed "cold", it's hard to argue that the choice was wrong. unless you believe that america should not have been able the ma°°acre quite so many civilians, in which case I congratulate you on not being curtis lemay.
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  8144. 4:23 sloppy. "harold" is an english name. the german version is "harald". he also looks russian xD
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  8145. that's a cult.
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  8146. 4:09 good job VICE, you've just delivered the new favourite anti-pride clip of all the ben shapiros of the world. 🤡
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  8147. #bregret #scexit
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  8148.  @h.b.1323  billiger verkaufen lohnt sich nicht. selbst nicht verderbliche neuware, wie z.B. elektronikartikel von mehreren hundert euro stück-wert, wird in riesigen mengen von amazon und co vernichtet, wenn sie nicht wie geplant verkauft wird.
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  8149. banning the harvesting of trees including all plantation timber country-wide was obviously an absurd overreaction. I suppose it's unsurprising from kenya, which also invented the stable genius market strategy of making bonfires out of seized ivory. one in a series of those events was had in 2016, when kenya burned 105 tons of ivory (7000 elephants worth) and 1.5 of rhino horn. the CITES convention in principle allows states to source-certify ivory as seized (thus not financing poaching), and freely sell it internationally, where it would be legal to trade in most countries with ongoing documentation. ivory with such CITES documents (long-registered old stock from before the bans) is extremely highly valued on the global market. by selling certified legal ivory, kenya and other african states could make poaching far less profitable by satiating much of the demand with a far superior product. by burning those 7000 elephants worth of ivory instead of selling it, kenya created the profit motive for the poaching of another 7000 elephants. selling that ivory also would have generated huge profits, which could have been invested in conservation (or education,healthcare, infrastructure, whatever). the rationale of this policy is the market forces equivalent of catholic africa's myth of condoms being the cause of aids (bonus points for also believing that the cure for aids is intercourse with a virgin).
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  8150. as long as it's not turpin family vibes...
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  8151. don't know the game, but there certainly were some accumulated debuffs in the russian military before the war. like the fucking sun-fried chinese tyres on the multi-million-dollar air defense vehicles. or whatever combination of incompetence and disrepair allowed the moskva to be destroyed by anti-ship missiles when it was supposed to be the primary asset protecting the black sea fleet against such missiles, with three separate anti-missile weapon systems.
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  8152. let's hope that things get better in ukraine again faster than in bosnia. there's some chance that it will, since if the russian military leaves, there generally won't still be enemies living close together like there are in the balkans. it seems to me, without detailed knowledge, that the balkan people have also generally done a really poor job at the whole truth and reconciliation thing. it seems like ethnic relations in rwanda and south africa for example developed more positively. probably because those places were centrally governed, whereas the balkans remain politically fractured with the different sides propagating different narratives in their media and schools. other countries show that recovery is possible even after genocide, I think the leaders in the balkans (including the foreign administrators) must have missed a lot of chances to bring people together and failed to treat reconciliation as the priority it should be.
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  8153. how the hell were they doing that when the whole place was so irradiated?
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  8154. they may be occasionally treating west bank palestinians in israeli hospitals, but certainly these days no gazans, other than perhaps important enemies they want alive for entirely non-altruistic reasons.
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  8155. it's quite pathetic how taboo the word "lie" is in american news and politics. what do these people think is going to happen if they state the obvious fact that early after this shooting "the facts were confusing" because the police spokespeople were LYING? there is no way the cops would have grounds to sue for defamation on that. and if they tried, the court case would lead to them having to clarify what exactly they knew and where the false claims originated, and they definitely wouldn't want to do that. you can say that the cops lied, nothing bad is going to happen. everybody who has paid attention to this story from the start knows that the cops lied, in spite of the fact that probably not a single major news station has ever called it lying. even texas' governor abbott came closer to calling out the cops for lying than news media like CNN, and that's in spite of the extreme rose-colored glasses republican politicians are expected to wear when it comes to judging police behavior!
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  8156. Jo what is your problem? that's a basic fact, not a matter of opinion. why don't you tell me why you're so angry? :)
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  8157.  @AssassinFemme  I think you meant to comment that on a video about israel
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  8158.  @AssassinFemme  can you maybe go troll about something other than an ongoing genocide?
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  8159. love the fact that the guy also is a scam preacher. who is the boris becker looking fellow?
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  8160. you can actually pet bumblebees way more carelessly than that. they only sting if you pinch or hold them, otherwise they ignore people completely. honeybees are very slightly less friendly but basically the same unless you come within a few meters of their hives. wasps are a different story entirely, they'll quickly switch to threat display or aggression if you annoy them, and they will guard both their hives and major resources and flight paths elsewhere (they're basically americans).
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  8161.  @nihil5182  of course the fauschist is a hypocrite
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  8162. why did I know that this was going to be another superficial repeat with no new information and just two barely informed people looking at days-old maps that we've all seen?
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  8163. 3:38 I reckon what's being investigated is the approval process of the recording and publishing of that university demolition by the military prop°°anda department 🙄
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  8164. bessere frage: warum kehren russische regimegegner nach russland zurück nur um sich einbuchten zu lassen, wie navalny und kara-mursa?
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  8165. those are certainly not electrical sparks in the salsa, they are chemical fire. probably sodium or potassium metal.
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  8166. dude looks like dark hunter 😬
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  8167. "we're not the judean people's front, we're the people's front of judea!"
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  8168. deutschland: jammert rum über atommüll, alles dichtmachen auch deutschland:
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  8169. I wonder why every country seems to be kidnapping and arresting people in the UAE.
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  8170. cope
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  8171. fleischsteuer auf alle tierischen produkte, das wär mal was :D
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  8172. I'm not nearly as anti-israel as aljazeera, but holy dhit, that israeli attack inside the mosque is insane! that's a strategic escalation as clear as they come. I can't think of another reason why the israelis would do that other than wanting to start another war.
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  8173. I'm pretty surethat was a very young orca, too.
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  8174. the rent is too damn high!
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  8175. hecc
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  8176.  @kirkpatrick7475  the oldest profession, meaning an occupational specialisation, would be either hunting or production of tools, clothes, or shelters - hunter gatherer activities that require particular skills and dedication. sex work is not the oldest profession because it requires no specialisation, they would have done the whoring on the side.
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  8177.  @kirkpatrick7475  you should go look for some testimonials from voluntary sex workers. the questions you ask have been answered often enough.
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  8178. prince andrew would just move to dubai or some place like that before that happens. where did that spanish fascist collaborator king escape to again?
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  8179. these guys should definitely not travel to china.
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  8180. that dyeing technique is insanely laborious. I'm very impressed that they manage to run a profitable business with such primitive techniques. I think they could easily buy machine-made silk yarn for example, instead of making it all by hand in tiny quantities. and if they used aome modern printing technique, they could probably cut most of the cost, and only experts would even see the difference in the product.
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  8181. I am so confused because I don't see any comments about the tie! THE TIE, GUYS!
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  8182. no terrorism? boooooooriiiiiiing
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  8183. it takes a US republican to complain about boris johnson "governing too far to the left" xD dude, the tories just aren't as fascistic as the republicans. not everything is like america.
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  8184. Imma assume the baby was white, clearly a white nationalist story.
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  8185. we want to congratulate drugs for winning the war on drugs
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  8186. well, I would support the US defending rojava, but that's not what they're doing for the most part as far as I'm aware. I think many of the US military bases are far away from the kurds, and there to support some random "moderate islamists" holding oil fields and such. the US already allowed the turks to overrun the kurds several time. the turka even once shelled a US military base because the US didn't withdraw and abandon their kurdish allies fast enough, and there wasn't even so much as a comment from the state department about it! the UA COULD do good by occupying parts of syria, but clearly that is not the aim.
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  8187. I reached my cringe limit and quit the video when he said "weaponize yourself".
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  8188. "exceptionally large exit wounds of an AR-15 rifle" in before gun people on fox news: uhm ACTUALLY 5.56 is a SMALL rifle caliber and makes rather small holes
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  8189. why did they make the trigger so ugly?
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  8190. note how roman describes chelyabinsk being in the cold part of russia without saying "siberia" - because russians use the name "siberia" only in reference to the siberian federal district (4 million square kilometers) whereas westerners use the word in reference to all of asian russia (east of the ural mountains). 🤓
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  8191. yeah of course you have no idea what's going on, you're russian, russians are clueless.
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  8192. "wein macht null sinn, der soll sich ficken gehen" - böhmermann
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  8193. 🤦‍♂️
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  8194. the plan is to depopulate gaza. they've said it plenty often,and it's the only way they can possibly claim to have made israel safer after giving gazans so much more reason to hate them.
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  8195. other than denis' non-war channel being demonetized, this is just a correction to apply the rules fairly. though I don't like the rules in the first place, specifically the "exploitation" part is too vague. that can be interpreted to apply to ALL content mentioning or focusing on the war, because all of it uses the war to get money or to just get views. Ithink it would have been fair for youtube to just atraight up say that endorsing the russian side of the war is a reason for demonetization, with the reason that it's war of aggression on the russian side. youtube could cite the UN general assembly vote to condemn russia's invasion as the authority on who is in the wrong,and cite the right for countries to defend themselves and other countries to aid in that defense as the reason for tolerating content that endorses ukraine's war effort. that's effectively what youtube has been doing until now, but they were too beta to not both-sides the official rules.
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  8196. ich bin großer CDU-hasser, aber warum tut ihr so, als wären 30% für die CDU ausgesprochen schlecht, wenn doch selbstverständlich die hohen umfragewerte der AfD der CDU schaden, weil die CDU/CSU der AfD am ähnlichsten ist? was allerdings plausibel anzumerken ist ist, dass der aktuelle anti-ampel-hetzkurs der CDU der AfD zulauf zu bringen scheint, eventuell sogar mehr als der CDU. das ist auch sehr kritikwürdig, wenn zeitgleich die CDU überwiegend so tut, als würde sie sich absolut von der AfD abgrenzen, und als sei ein aufstieg der AfD das schlimmste. ich selbst hab bei der letzten bundestagswahl noch unzeitgemäß linke gewählt (eigeninteresse, bin arm), und werde 100%ig bei der nächsten grün wählen. aber die grünen sind ganz klar die partei, die abgestürzt ist, nicht die CDU. SPD gammelt halt vor sich hin, dummheit stirbt nicht aus und sie wird ewig weiter gewählt werden obwohl sie nichts bietet, FDP ist abgestürzt aber gehört sich ja auch so (ich denke nicht, dass auch nur 5% der deutschen reich genug sind, um FDP-wählen zu rechtfertigen), und das elend der linken hält sich erstaunlich hartnäckig bei 5% (trotz wagenknechts sabotage, die die partei bisher absolut nicht angemessen abgewehrt hat). AfD-umfragewerte sind bisschen hoch, aber nicht erstaunlich und höchstwahrscheinlich sehr schlecht haltbar.
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  8197. murca
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  8198. it is known that CNN is pivoting right.
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  8199. John Wayne sounds like tens or hundreds of thousands of viewers to me.
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  8200. apparently they're not functioning as an even remotely cohesive community, it's everyone for themselves (probably in part due to the mixed nationalities, probably in part due to high levels of drug addiction and petty crime). in principle, the gang collecting the rent ought to be the ones organising, since they are in charge, but clearly they care about nothing as long as they're paid. the kowloon walled city and venezuela's tower of david definitely did not look like that, they could never have functioned on anywhere near their scales.
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  8201. "0:06 "wieviel kritik an i°°°°° geht? eine gratwanderung!" - scholz hat kein einziges mal auf dieser reise i. kritisiert. er hat besorgnis bekündet und rat angeboten. kritik wäre gewesen, ein handeln oder eine absicht des staates als fehlerhaft zu identifizieren. das gibt es mitlerweile von den USA, aber von scholz oder baerbock noch nicht. kritisiert werden nur einzelfall-siedler im westj°°danland.
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  8202. 9:18 oh god, they think the people placing the cutlery are chefs 🤦
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  8203. oh, is that why the afrikaners are still so salty? xD
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  8204. lol
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  8205. that's america for you. even the left hasn't the faintest concept of solidarity in that wretched country.
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  8206. yeah I cringe when the news people say that the leopard 2 ukraine would get are better because they are "designed to beat soviet tanks". have a guess what soviet tanks were designed to beat... >_> leopard 2 models from the past 20 years maybe better than all russian tanks, but it looks very unlikely that ukraine would get any of those this year.
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  8207.  @Iris-hx6ox  compensation for countries protecting ecology for the planet at some national expense would be nice. the most obvious such issue are greenhouse gas emissions, since each country is economically incentivised to keep cheaply using fossil fuels, because the benefits are all national whereas the negative climate impact is spread globally.
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  8208. in soviet russia
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  8209. #hitlergate
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  8210. ziemlich schlaue masche
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  8211. the "I was told I didn't need to isolate" sounds like a made up excuse. if this happened recently, she absolutely must have known that with the delta variant, the risk of vaccinated people to catch and spread covid is high enough to warrant isolation after exposure, at least if she hasn't had her third dose yet. intelligent adults who keep up with the news as I'm pretty sure she is and does don't need somebody to personally tell them to do this. I think it would be hilarious though to be out clubbing and discover that the prime minister is there. xD
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  8212. I'm guessing the population centers are captured by the taliban, but some resistance fighters remain dispersed in the more remote areas.
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  8213. europe haabeen undermined by azerbaijani corruption efforts, and is hoping for future gas deliveries from azerbaijan to make up a large part of the lost russian gas supply.
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  8214. a hero? wow that's a low bar!
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  8215. the sh°° will really hit the fan once those edges and corners hit some beginner humans at head height.
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  8216. the fact that he got vaccinated maskless is really strange to me. who goes inside a healthcare facility in 2021 unvaccinated without a mask on? it's weird they even allowed it.
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  8217. 7.10. meinst du?
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  8218. 9:50 seagal's body shape looks like obelix!
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  8219. Luke_SkyWanker previous infection plus vaccination (in either order) provides much better immunity than just vaccination particularly for the omicron variant, so you're very safe now (plus your booster is presumably quite fresh).
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  8220. trump said "thighland" too, but he corrected himself (possibly due to earpiece correction)
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  8221. uuuuuuuuhhhhh what
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  8222. "the thermobaric round is my personal favorite" vladimir putin has entered the chat
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  8223. I'm not saying it's aliens
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  8224. from abandoning afghanistan to stalling ukraine military aid to now supporting israel's genocide across government and media as strongly as biden, CNN or FOX, I keep being more and more disgusted by the callous lack of solidarity displayed here in germany in recent years, and especially from the government - most disappointingly in this case from the coalition member green party, who were marginally better on afghanistan and good on ukraine, but are completely in line with the right on israel. not only is there a constantly promoted conflation of criticism of israel and this "war" itself with antisemitism, and the often implicit and sometimes explicit claim that even attempting to differentiate between these things is itself antisemitism - a strategy that ironically uses jews around the world as human shields for israel. but even more despicably to me as partially a descendant of holocaust survivors, the core tenets of germany's cultural and state tradition of holocaust remembrance are practically universally being misrepresented, and the misrepresentation used towards ends that are diametrically opposed to the real intent! the point is supposed to be that the way we pay our respects to the victims of nazi crimes is an effort to recognise and oppose institutional racism and genocide very explicitly regardless of who the victims and who the perpetrators are ("it could happen anywhere" and all that). a second aspect is supposed to be a german state commitment to supporting israel in its intended function as a safe haven for jews. what everybody is instead demanding is uncritical support for the current government of israel, ignoring the facts that the highest political and military leaders including the prime minister, president, and defense minister have declared their intent of ethnic cleansing and genocide many times and are evidently doing it to some degree. but not only does supporting israel's actions violate the first goal of remembrance, it also violates the second, as any remotely clear-thinking person can see, not least in the events of the hamassacre, that israel's horrendous exploitation of its power advanta inge is making both israelis and jews in germany and elsewhere LESS safe, not more! nobody here genuinely believes that israel will defeat islamist terrorism or palestinian resistance with what it's doing - when israel is not involved, it's practically a consensus view to acknowledge that disproportionate force and reckless or intentional harming of civilians in combat against islamists, which germany took part in in afghanistan for 20 years, is futile or counterproductive because it creates more resistance than it extinguishes. and that's even with forms of war conduct that are nowhere near as indiscriminate as what's happening now. one can pretend to believe that israel has been identifying a thousand or more legitimate targets every day, but if we assume that 95% of gazans are civilians, then the "total siege" undeniably is aimed to 95% at civilians! or even more, as hamas will have prepared stockpiles and supply methods for food, water, fuel, and medicine that other gazans don't have. hamas also is more protected from most of the bombing by sheltering deep underground. the "total siege" is clearly a crime, and clearly going to make israel and jews less safe. SO WHY ARE WE SUPPORTING THIS? TO WHAT END???
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  8225. "[palantir] can significantly enhance situational awareness" considering the events of the 7th, and 8th, and 9th, and 10th (when the IDF announced it had finally resecured the gaza border), as we say in germany: mhh, weiß ich nicht, digga.
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  8226. hey CNN, you're mixing up your diseases. I expect more competence than that about epidemics since covid. swine flu are H1N1 influenza viruses that can infect both pigs and humans, but have in recent history, like the 2009 swine flu pandemic, proven relatively harmless (a bit less dangerous than the average seasonal flu). on the other hand, the 1918-19 spanish flu pandemic WAS a strain of H1N1 swine flu, and that was several times DEADLIER than covid! the disease you're actually referencing is not swine flu or "african swine flu", it's african swine fever. it's a completely different disease that THANKFULLY does not infect humans, because it's basically pig ebola, a hemmorhaegic fever that's extremely deadly to pigs. I think it kills like 90% of infected pigs, though this doesn't make that much of a difference since we try to get ahead of it by culling gigantic numbers of domestic and wild pigs. these culls wiped out most of china's giant pork industry a few years ago. and you probably don't want to know how china culls pigs.
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  8227. ta milly no, she would have had to take the wounded soldiers because she wasn't the only person with a say in the matter. she was given a plane and fuel and multiple seats on the plane for her and her friends. at that point in time, nobody was leaving berlin with empty seats.
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  8228. the body is round.
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  8229. I think she got too old for him in her 20s.
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  8230. fact: all the comments here saying "no, blame the d°rty l°ttle wh°°°s" are from guys who signed up for tiktok for this, and then the girls were mean to them. 😂
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  8231. ​ @chrlpolk  ben was arguing at the level of "racism is over in america because we've had a black president".
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  8232. and olaf just can't get senpai to notice him 😭
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  8233. I assumed that those coins had something to do with a children's charity.
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  8234. MUSSRGA
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  8235. mal wieder 1A scholzerei!
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  8236. sounds like leftist pacifist orthodoxy
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  8237. pretty weird decision when the training on and transfer of german armoured howitzers that are more badass than any tank is supposedly in progress. it seems like they're going by extremely ignorant layman's views about weapons wherein tanks and jet fighters are the definitive peak of military power.
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  8238. it was austria. it's always austria, and they never get blamed!
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  8239. it takes a lot of africans to dig up enough emeralds to make an elon musk.
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  8240. Trevor Woo no millionaires is cutting it pretty low, but billionaires (in $,€,£) definitely shouldn't be allowed. a good way to start would be for governments to seize all personal assets surpassing $100m. there is no argument to be made whatsoever that it makes a noteworthy difference to somebody's life whether they have $100m or any amount above that.
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  8241. this is trolling by the russians. it's ridiculous and inappropriate that there even was an american inquiry to germany for this. it should have been refused directly by the americans!
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  8242. I think the most likely response to a russian nuclear strike in ukraine would be a NATO no-libya-zone in ukraine.
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  8243. "hamas says"? the palestinian health ministry is not hamas, and is proven to be highly credible. if hamas has said that, they were citing the health ministry numbers. that does notmake this number something that merwly "hamas said".
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  8244. BadBoyBuddhaシ DIE GRÜNEN!!! - horst seehofer warum hast du buddha im namen, aber was gegen die grünen?
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  8245. Brigitte Mensah-Attoh die basis ist nazi-al qaida nehm ich an?
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  8246. every vididdy
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  8247. oh wow, I thought they had finally gotten feinstein out after earlier this year, some of her party members stopped denying that there is a problem with her slowly dying in office and being very obviously incapable of performing ANY iob, and now only functioning as a rubber stamp authorising the work of her staff. that is of course partially common among these ancient american politicians, but with feinstein, it has really become impossible to pretend that she still personally contributes. she is 90 years old, and if you were to put her in a nursing home, she would be one of the worse-off 90 year olds there.
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  8248. -russian propagandist and former russian volunteer fighter of this war drives into very active front line area under artillery fire -gets killed by artillery fire russia: 😨😨😨
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  8249. guys, we know that's not anderson cooper.
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  8250. so much for the fearmongering about possible tussian nuke deployment in defense of russia's newly annexed territories! I still believe that that would be likely in defense of crimea, because the crimean annexation being extremely popular with russians links putin's ability to remain president with crimea. but crimea is the ONLY ukrainian territory russia may possibly defend with nukes. they would allow everything else to be captured by ukraine. the russian public opinion is driving this war, and crimea is the only ukrainian territory the russian public cares about.
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  8251. 3:10 who is this for? who looks at two lost-and-found-looking heavy machine gun rounds, one mortar b°°b, two grenade-shaped fluid containers that may be very small and crude incendiary gr°nades, and a few blocks and bags of unidentified substances plus one looking like a bag of ikea fittings and sees proof that the raid was justified?
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  8252. toodles!
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  8253. "believing women" refers to believing people who claim to have been s°°ually a°°sed. you must not have been listening to the video, it clearly states that nobody has made this claim in relation to the 10/7 attacks.
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  8254.  @Lilith_Fierce  yeah, particularly among those being exchanged so far, practically all are innocent. there's like a handful alleged attempted stabbings, but that's all.
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  8255. exhibiting a little bit of this can be excused as an old habit that one has failed to adapt to recent events, and living in an echochamber of performative militancy. but if you insist on circling the wagons around hamas as hard as this woman here, I am forced to conclude that you support hamas as an organisation, if not the particular massacre in question. and I say that as someone who recognises that 95% of the real issue to address at the moment is that israel is committing a genocide against the people of gaza. this woman right here has the blood of gazans on her hands for what she did here. she provided better propaganda for israel in these 15 minutes than her opponent will be able to do by working on it full time from the massacre until the end of the year. and to be honest, it really does not seem like she cares - she radiates narcissism, she just loves being given a stage to grandstand. she is taking this position of refusing to condemn the massacre because it is the single most powerful way for her to make herself the center of the story. for the most part, the same goes for everybody else taking this disguating position. shame on them!
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  8256. a slimy merchant, a dirty f*cking capitalist!
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  8257. land of the free 👍
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  8258. you know
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  8259. 2:18 did you see the devil's lettuce?
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  8260.  @vegbeg9170  what do you mean? the tali°°n never b°°bed europe, or america for that matter.
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  8261. 9:35 detail worth noting: politico reporting about israel is no longer in fact "what washington thinks". in 2021, politico was bought by the german right wing media corporation axel springer SE - our equivalent of rupert murdoch media. axel springer prescribes support for israel as a uniquely defined political mandate for all of its media outlets, and did confirm at the time of the purchase that this now applies to politico. insider also belongs to axel springer since 2015.
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  8262. I bet that business was not profitable.
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  8263. 4:02 wer im glashaus sitzt, soll nicht mit steinen werfen!
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  8264.  @loveisall5520  you know that airlines and airplane manufacturers are important business partners, right? if lufthansa helps our airbus, lufthansa will get some kind of advantageous deal in return. lufthansa is the main german airline, and airbus is in large part a german company. they obviously play nice with one another, like US airlines do with boeing (and even the FAA does).
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  8265. she's tic dog dancing.
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  8266. artisatanic soap 👍
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  8267. the russians are going to get F*ed this year. send ukraine everything as fast as possible - ukraine will win, the quicker the better.
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  8268. the general situation at least up until a few weeks ago was that there was a severe supply bottleneck between the warehouses in ukraine's west and the front lines, and many front line troops weren't getting any NATO supplies.
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  8269. the video doesn't quite deliver on its promise, but I like that it correctly protrays legalisation and decriminalisation as OPPOSING goals. way too many people confuse them with one another (specifically they fall for people advocating for decriminalisation because they think it means legalistion).
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  8270. Akmal Ibrahim shoot them 10 times in the back in the shape of a pentagram
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  8271. not musk asking for directions to twitter's pizzerias again 🤦‍♂️
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  8272. absolut beschissene pseudolegalisierung, typisch deutschland! und dafür eiern die dann auch noch jahre lang rum!
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  8273.  @crystal2484  hamas' massacre was extreme. sadly, israel has an official policy to retaliate against all attacks with more severe attacks, which is already fundamentally immoral but in reality generally means retaliation that is at least 10 times worse. in this case, it is already more than 10 times worse (consider not just deaths and wounds but also loss of homes and, as was so ironically discussed here, psychological trauma), and announced intentions including from netanyahu have been explicitly genocidal in calling for the depopulation of the gaza strip.
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  8274. maybe for women
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  8275. weapons for Law Enforcement Operations.
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  8276. yeah, some news outlets have been doing that for a long time. philly D has been doing it for at least 5 years now. bigger more "respectable" news organisations seem to generally lag behind. it's fine to mention motives, but it's also bad for example to go into how the killer was inspired by some other infamous mass shooter (like breivik or tarrant). as the news still are for the most part today, prospective mass shooters know that they will get a lot of attention for years to come if theyanage to kill a large number of people. dressing up, making videos beforehand or livestreaming the attack also helps, but it's become common and lost much of its novelty. the guy who killed shinzo abe is a baller though, pulling that off with a homemade black powder gun was very impressive. ;)
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  8277. spoofing a US government agency is particularly goofy with the indian accents. I would hope that it could also get them in more trouble, like by way of the real CBP or another US government agency sueing them in indian court. it would be reasonable for them to make an effort to prevent impersonation abroad, and if a US government agency pushes for prosecution, that would probably make it much less likely for the scammers to be let off. I would expect that this would result in other scammers dropping the US government impersonation scams.
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  8278. 🐸
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  8279.  @First-Last_name  I know about the horse lasagna scandal, but those horses are generally slaughtered at slaughterhouses. at least if the meat is entering the market legally. in the EU at least, there is no allowable amount of contamination with horse meat, it has to be declared like any other meat. but there generally are no laws against it, not eating horse is just an old custom that I believe was part of the christianisation of germanic pagans, by whom horse meat was eaten as part of pagan rituals.
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  8280. that's alwo how the majority ofmodel agwncies recruiting poor girls in rural russia and ukraine operate. the whole modelling business is primarily a front for transporting pretty and poor girls (typicallyaround 13-17 on the first tour), in debt to the agency for prior model training and for the travel costs to rich men in foreign countries like france, italy, china and japan.
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  8281. idubbz wasn't around when he was needed. andrew tate could have been stopped if only he had been authoritatively called out for his severe leafychin.
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  8282. huh? just how little did you BBC people look into this in order to make this extremely vague report for you to not even know that those objects in the sky are paragliders, not smoke from air defense munitions? I know twitter sucks now, but come on, it's been two days, you can collect more information than THAT! 🤦‍♂️
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  8283. sounds like you're rich.
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  8284. top argument
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  8285. yes, but please use punctuation!
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  8286. why are they shooting repeatedly from the same position (earlier burn marks on the ground)? that's not the point of a "high mobility" rocket launcher! theoretically, I'm sure the russians have radar systems good enough to detect the launch positions (whether those are deployed around there is a different question). they're only 60km away from the russians at most, after all! this video seems to show at least a second launch salvo in the same spot, and seemingly very nearby, they kept at least one more package of rocket launch tubes that they loaded on the launcher on camera. looks a bit careless to me.
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  8287. I like tht the lawyer of a singer named ricky martin is named marty singer xD
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  8288. sheeeesh... I had to look it up, butmorning joe (with ad breaks) really has a 4 hour run time every weekday (6-10). I guess filling round the clock "news" programming is pretty difficult.
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  8289. bleib realistisch
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  8290. I have held an unloaded gun pnce, and I like correcting americans about guns in YT comments, based on watching forgotten weapons. xD usually it's because they get triggered by some term like a°°ault rifle that they think is a fake word only made up to take their guns from the warm living hands.
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  8291. becoming wide zelensky
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  8292. the video title is irritating. "conspiracy" and "cospiracy theory" are not synonyms. the title implies recognition that the conspiracy is real. adding "theory" would remove that implication and would mean what you meant for it to mean. this is a common mistake, but very annoying.
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  8293. 8:12 nice
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  8294.  @jmhorange  why would I ever expect artists to be helpful? xD I didn't say anything about not regulating AI art. I just hate artsy-fartsy pretentiousness. you accomplish nothing by gassing up art, by assigning some spiritual meaning to it or demanding that it is recognised as important. it just has to speak for itself, as a product (commercial or otherwise), that's it. if you argue for recognition that your or somebody else's art is good, that just tells me that you have a bad attitude, are more focused on your ego than on the art, and the art is unlikely to be good.
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  8295.  @jmhorange  I appreciate your demonstration of the snowflake egotism and rejection of rationality that characterize the mind of the artsy-fartsy. to be clear, I like good art, and I am quite willing to tolerate artists out of necessity (despite the fact that even the few competent ones among those calling themselves artists have a tendency to be bad people). the thing I'm arguing about, because this is what the original comment and the replies from you people display, is not art, it's artsyfartsyism. drawing this distinction between AI art and human art, and asserting human art to be a superior product or a different thing entirely, based not on any characteristics of the product but merely on the fact that a human made it, is not art, it's artsyfartsyism. it's demanding the recognition of a special status for art that it has not earned, for the sake of feeding the egos of artists. and you know what, you reeaaaally do not help your cause when you argue about delusional beliefs like this instead of making the strong rational arguments you could be making in favour of updating regulations such as copyright to actually benefit artists.
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  8296. this is not limited to these russians, but also very common in western news reporting, but I find it interesting that so many people falsely assume that these small drones flew from ukraine. they have nowhere near a long enough range, these were all launched from within russia.the only drones ukraine has for long range strikes are the repurposed soviet reconnaissance jet drones "strizh", and those things weigh about 7 tons. the drones that have hit the kremlin and other places in moscow all most likely weighed less than 50 kg. for example the one canard drone in a moscow video was probably a foxtech rex 340, which has a maximum takeoff weight of 32kg.
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  8297. huh? how does pleading guilty to attempted murder of the surviving people go together with being convicted of only manslaughter for the ones he killed because of diminished capacity?
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  8298. self-driving doesn't work yet and isn't looking good any time soon. otherwise, though that is not a high bar because aesthetic car design since about the 90s has been ATROCIOUS, that ficticious iphone with wheels looks better than 95% of cars on the road.
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  8299. mon dieu!
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  8300. pure selbstdarstellung von dem typen.
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  8301. it wasn't a failure, it was a deliberate non-attack just like the one against the soleimani strike. the difference is just that western states and media all felt compelled to lie about understanding that it was deliberate deescalation in order to back up i-country in its aggression and escalation, whereas they did not want to back up trump. if substantial penetration of defenses had been intended, that would have been very easily achieved by hez°°°lah joining in, which it did not. even h°°°s managed to fire thousands of rockets during last year's incident, saturating air defenses and k°°ling dozens, from within a closed gh°°to after almost 20 years of blockade. but ir°n firing 300 drones and missiles is supposed to be a serious attack? come on man, you're familiar enough with the matter to understand that that's not what happened.
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  8302. ist das so üblich, dass berliner berlin hassen?
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  8303. cheers to one of the weirdest news stories ever
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  8304. 0:46 rolls royce go BRR
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  8305. sounds like the people who had those goats in a garage bought them very small, as the goat version of "teacup pigs".
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  8306.  @hunganez  there's a youtuber called vlad vexler who has made some pretty insightful commentary on the state of russian politics and the russian people's attitudes to it. he talks annoying and tends to seem a little too sure of what he's saying, but he expresses some seemingly very apt insights about the depoliticisation of russians and such.
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  8307.  @icipher6730  that's a lot of writing that fails to make any point. that doesn't even begin to absolve the russian people of a collective responsibility for their governance and the war.
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  8308. I'm sure she feeds them. you can even see the birds eyeing her hands a lot like they expect her to be holding food.
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  8309. get a grip! your country has a third of a billion citizens, you have to be able to find somebody below retirement age!
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  8310. no, because "colored people" was never a slur. the word you're comparing was never anything but a slur.
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  8311. I know that's no MBT, what kind of vehicle is it though?
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  8312. LOL es gibt auch deutsche scheibenweltler? krass, wie viel einfluss 4chan-trolls haben.
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  8313. almost a dollar per egg??? holy shit, I think that's 2 or 3 times what an organic egg costs in germany! btw bird flu is super scary, if that stuff ever mutates to be human to human transmissable, we are F*ed. among known cases where humans have been infected directly by birds, it's been around 50% lethal.
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  8314.  @Abdullah-fp4vu  what are you talking about? when did the burmese army kill 200 bangladeshi soldiers? all I see are reports of ONE dead.
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  8315. issue do not travel advisory for ukraine, expel ukrainian ambassador!
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  8316. DW: things are happening in g°za, where is°°el has no agency
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  8317. LOL in what situation would you possibly want to mountt hat sabre on the rifle? it looks long not just for a bayonet, but long for a sabre! xD
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  8318. the west should have stopped propping up the pakistani state a long time ago, and instead thoroughly prepared first strike plans to destroy all of pakistan's nuclear weapons as soon as the inevitable coalition coup of the pakistani army and the islamists to install a proper dictatorship happens.
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  8319. Cecilia Andersson I know, english movies with subtitles are standard in scandinavian countries generally and I think also in the netherlands. in germany (plus austria and german speaking switzerland), we get everything dubbed, presumably because the german language movie market is pretty big, and germans also understand less english than scandinavians or dutch (I think with young people the difference is likely smaller due to internet use). I personally hate the german dubs because even with big movies, they are always significantly inferior to the original sound. the voice actors are unable to fully make the way they talk match the character of the scene most of the time, and often you can hear how the room the dub was recorded in sounds different and thus separate from the rest of the sound. I haven't watched more than two or three dubbed movies in the last 10+ years because it's way worse.
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  8320. that thumbnail is memeworthy
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  8321. wow, why the hell did these people put so much money in a logan paul crypto project? how are there even paul bro fans with this much money?
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  8322. Tara Akins when you were a kid, you massacred wildlife, and you still think that was a good thing?
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  8323. apparently the one shortening the designer did not believe in were short barrels.
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  8324. that first place chicken looks basic. there are way prettier chicken breeds.
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  8325. 1:19 RIP HARAMBE
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  8326. 2:55 ich glaub so tief gebückt hab ich mich zuletzt als ich 2-4 jahre alt war! xD ich glaub sie muss yoga oder ähnliches machen
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  8327. kraft durch obesity
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  8328. wow, he is an excellent bullshitter. I say he's becoming a politician after he retires from tennis.
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  8329.  @williammunny8514  außerhalb von nablus, vor allem in huwara
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  8330. ​ @what8562  I suppose the problem with that is that american psych-people still haven't gotten over that stupid goldwater rule.
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  8331. sounds to me like rwanda figures that there is a mismatch between its powerful and organised state with a proven effective military (they've actually been helping out in other countries, gave the mozambique army a run for their money for example), but very little state territory on one hand, and the extremely large and mineral-rich DRC with hardly a government and army to speak of on the other hand, where any guy with a gun can get rich as a warlord. I think rwanda is copying russia in some variant, either by aiming to recognise a pseudo-independent M23 state in the congo, or by annexing the M23-conquered territory.
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  8332. I say 6-8 years until robot soldiers.
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  8333. where do you get your all countries sin statistics?
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  8334. can we maybe get a russian coup or something? putin has lost his mind and may actually doom us all! a nuclear exchange now feels about as unlikely as a full invasion of ukraine felt a week or two ago, and look how that turned out!
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  8335. did any major manufacturers produce and register a whole lot of machine gun lower receivers before the ban?
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  8336.  @B_Bodziak  I know. the trump administration withdrawal deal with the taliban was entirely a handover of the country to the taliban over the heads of the kabul government. the only condition for the withdrawal was that neither the taliban nor anybody else in afghanistan is allowed to attack the US now. the deal made no demands whatsoever regarding territorial ambitions, military aggression, human rights etc. from the taliban. and the deal was made at a time when the taliban were already winning even despite substantial NATO efforts, so at a point like that to tell the taliban "we're leaving if you just leave us alone, you can do whatever here in your country" obviously had to result in a taliban takeover, particularly after the kabul government was banned from the talks by the taliban as an open gesture of total disrespect (they said the reason was that the government had no legitimacy), and the US accepted that. I'm just somebody paying attention to news and I already knew that it was a handover as the deal was being worked out, so I find it really bizarre when people who should be international politics experts act like it wasn't clear, like the afghan republic could have had a chance. and I found it really disgusting when biden claimed that the taliban takeover happened because afghans opposing them weren't willing to fight, after afghan security forces had been getting killed at an average rate of 10 per day for the duration of the NATO occupation (70.000 in 20 years from a total population of 40 million, equivalent to california). the americans put the writing on the wall, and ultimately various people in power in afghanistan made deals with the taliban to not be on the obviously losing side (that's how most of the big cities fell without much fighting). the afghan security forces also had terrible supply levels (many units getting neither food nor ammunition or pay), and the fact that biden kept repeating that claim that there were 300.000 of them was just bizarre, since anybody who knew anything was saying that the real number was more like 100.000 or less, and that biden was mostly counting ghost soldiers that only ever existed on paper so that their superior officers could steal their fake salaries from the government. ultimately the US government said essentially "we expected the taliban takeover, just not this fast" - well guess what, everybody in afghanistan saw it coming too, and that's why it happened so fast, because many people prefer not to die for a lost cause! and the americans are the ones who decided that it was a lost cause, basically everybody else just took their work for it!
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  8337. damn, that guy can shout! I wonder if it's part of his job.
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  8338. yeah no shit. everything they've said have been lies!
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  8339. oh hello, is°°°li adolf
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  8340. what an odd interview style,I don't think anyone likes that sort of hostility.
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  8341. some of that stuff like the privilege line at the beginning is super cringy. and overall this creeps me out because it's way too extroverted. the privilege line doesn't do it for me because it just shows what whoever chose the questions wanted it to show. you could make it select for money, race, various individual environment factors, social abilities etc. while pretending that the questions are about something else.
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  8342. republicans will win four national elections in a row if trump doesn't run again. if he does run again, there is a chance for democrats to win after his second term. if instead desantis or whoever runs, republicans are winning 2024, the midterms after, and reelection in 2028, with the next democrat chance being the 2030 midterms. 2022 is obviously going to be a republican victory, that's been clear since the day biden and harris got elected.
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  8343. releasing family members of prigozhin or other wagner leaders would be worth something. I think the coup failed to secure somebody, and the FSB took hostages. putin's people finding prigozhin's personal go-bags at the wagner HQ in saint petersburg indicates bad enough preparation to make it plausible that they failed to secure some family members.
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  8344.  @CassieAngelica  I thought I remembered you... :) sure, the UN is quite toothless. it's really more of an anti-tooth construct, and as such probably still quite useful. I think the best examples of UN toothlessness must still be srebrenica and rwanda. AJE used to be my favourite news outlet. sadly the quality of AJE has dropped immensely in the past 3 years or so. you can barely count on them covering more worthwhile third world stories than BBC, and instead of being faster and delivering more in-depth coverage, AJE is now slower, about equally superficial, and less reliable. the most emblematic sign of AJE's decline is that conspiracy theory series "decoded". for the first video of it that I watched, they straight up just platformed david "lizard j3\/\/s f4ked the h0l0c4ust" icke to explain "what was really behind" the founding of israel. AJE has undergone the same sort of development as the history channel becoming the ancient aliens channel. I would love to know what changed with their management (seems like a totally different editorial direction plus probably funding cuts), but when I try to google it, I just find aljazeera articles containing the other search terms. ._.
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  8345. that wasn't even a fast-moving wildfire, the windspeed looks really low.
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  8346. yes, very large country, wide putin.
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  8347. orange monkey good
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  8348. cool, now jake added the claim that depleted uranium shells are "not a concern" and "not a threat to soldiers or population" to his prior big L of absurdly fearmongering about the zaporizhzhia NPP killing all life in the black sea and mediterranean. 🤦 facts, have you tried them?
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  8349.  @JN-wr9he  what?
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  8350.  @TenTenJ  good communication in terms of politics and public relations, not in terms of conflict resolution. his job isn't to make anything better, his job is to dissuade foreigners from intervening in support of the armenians.
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  8351. all of this violence should be widely recognized as one of the main effects of drug prohibition. these gangs are a product of the drug war, they have resorted to escalating violence because in the black market, everybody has to rely on their own violence to protect their interests, as opposed to relying on laws and law enforcement in legal markets.
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  8352. you can, but you're not allowed to. in germany, you can get a license at 17, but at first it hasextra limitations auch as the requirement to only drive with a fully qualified driver in the passenger seat.
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  8353. that might just be phrasedbadly. it does make sense that adoption should require his agreement. but it seems odd to think that fostering a sweet kitten like than with a kid that age might not result in having to adopt the cat, unless the kid gets bored of the cat.
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  8354. -visit town half occupied by ukrainians, half occupied by russians on two sides of a small river -act surprised that there still is combat
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  8355. that title is quite misleading.
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  8356. babies have a hole in their skull where the multiple bones that form the skull haven't fused yet. that pulsing spot must be over an artery under the hole.
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  8357. hmm I think I recall TYT not originally bring as critical of tulsi's presidential candidacy act as wad warrented. I think they might have bought into her being an anti-war candidate for a while. and cenk definitely changed his mind about rubin and dore! xD
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  8358. "if we order ammunition for ukraine" WHAT? IF?! 🤦
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  8359. damn, roman is very productive these days!
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  8360. prediction: given the relatively widespread reluctance in media today to showcase mass shooters' identities, mass shooters will increasingly avoid the usual suicide or surrender and instead try to flee in order to get their names and faces on the news as wanted fugitives.
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  8361. Alwin Villero what's funny? with enough pressure, water jets can cut through inches of steel. police water cannons tend to be able to produce higher pressures than firefighting equipment. they can hit you about as concentrated as a fist with enough force to make you fly like you're being punched in a movie, and if you're unlucky, that force may hit you inside your mouth, nose, ears, or eye sockets. it can literally put your eye out, as in make it dangle in front of your eye socket.
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  8362. it's a matter of "if the others aren't doing it, why should I?". it's like not voting if voting involved getting beat up.
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  8363. about half of the public discourse about angela merkel during her first term was about her bad haircut...
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  8364. those ingredients sound very expensive for soap. but I'm definitely a fan of bar shampoo and soaps. I always shower with bar soap and I don't understand why some people use shower gel, all the reaching for the bottle is super inconvenient when you can instead just hold a soap bar in one hand and it despenses automatically. if you're making such a big deal out of packaging materials, don't use this shiny lacquer paper... I'm pretty sure that's not recyclable and almost certainly does not fully decay into harmless substances like a brown or white paper/cardboard with select non-toxic ink would. less colourful/shiny packaging would also fit the wnvironmentally-friendly branding, I don't think the consumers would mind. just put some nice prints on it with non-toxic ink, I think there actually is a good selection of colours you could still use, like how there are all sorts of food-colours.
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  8365. environmental impacts are an entirely different matter. most paints contain various environmentally harmful substances and are environmentally harmful to produce. the issue with lead paint is that it is so toxic to humans and children especially, because unlike most toxins, it does not require a momentarily high dose to be dangerous, but rather it accumulates in the body for years (I think it replaced calcium in the bones, but I could be confusing it with something else), so with constant low exposure, lead levels in the body keep rising.
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  8366. Watang Lipu Hadjar I assume by iron paint you don't mean paint containing iron (iron oxides are used as pigments, but are themselves harmless), but rather paints used on iron meant to be durable and prevent rust? yeah that seems likely to me, I would typically expect waterproof paints to be more toxic, because non-waterproof paints often primarily contain water as a solvent, whereas waterproof paints usually don't contain water, and are based on organic solvents. the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) used as solvents are usually the most toxic part of modern paints. another particular concern that only slowly got sorted out in developed countries in the decades following the lead paint bans are paints that off-gas (carcinogenic) formaldehyde, even for years after application.
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  8367.  @ellybell8356  water being metered and paid for doesn't mean that it's privatised. water meters are not installed in every room with running water, they are installed at the grid connection of buildings, and at points of subdivision between parts of buildings owned or rented by different people. and no, vattenfall doesn't deal in water, they deal in energy.
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  8368. OMFG I GUESSED RIGHT when I guessed horizontal video after you announced a change to your videos! :D
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  8369. all russians hate heterosexual people? surprisingly based
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  8370. aaaaaah what was that :'D
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  8371. "no proof has been put to us that the virus is real" that's hilarious! they are pretending to be sceptical free-thinkers, while demanding to be spoon-fed reality! 😂
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  8372. that would be the chinese way to make the movie
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  8373. you're thinking of rattlesnakes, not king cobras. king cobras alongwith spitting cobras are easily the most dangerous snakes to fight, 0% of people would win without a weapon. cobras don't just defend, they chasepeople, and do you have any idea how big king cobras get?
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  8374. that's ridiculous
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  8375. russia can't destroy thestarlink satellites. there are too many, the long range missiles required are too few and too expensive,and it would create an extreme degree of low earth orbit debris coverage that would hit other satellites and rockets.
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  8376.  @trevorsutherland5263  with an even bigger amount of collateral damage to other satellites
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  8377. palestinians have the right to defend themselves.
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  8378. normally, that count of missing does shrink to a very small number very fast after natural disasters, at least ones that are so small with a major response focused on them in which survivors are likely to be registered quickly. in this case, there are two potential unwelcome explanations for the still high number of missing: one is that almost all corpses inside homes have yet to be counted (and many may be difficult to identify as human remains at all because they are largely incinerated), and the other is the potential for a large number of people having been swept out to sea after fleeing into the water.
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  8379. @I'm A Black Milk In America sure thing, buddy
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  8380. @I'm A Black Milk In America I would never
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  8381. then they could strike rails and rail junction points. this was a train station being used for civillian evacuation like most train stations. this attack targeted the mass of civillians, not the train station.
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  8382. why did america send the B team to this event? even compared to zelenskiy, an actual comedian, kamala harris still manages to be the one who looks like a clown!
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  8383. baby husky? those dogs look like somehow miniaturised german shepherds. certainly not like huskies. they have big ears for example, whereas huskies have small ears that don't get frostbitten as easily.
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  8384. they pay wagner in gold and diamond mining permits 🤦
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  8385. in germany we had an even bigger failure of a locat government to alert people of an extreme rain event causing flooding in 2021. in the narrow ahr valley that normally has a little creek in the middle, the water level reached a record of 10.8m. weather forecasts predicted likely flooding of several meters at least 12 hours before it happened, and predicted it with certainty at least 5 hours before it happened, but the regional and local governments failed to order an evacuation (only relaying moderately serious flood warnings, even after federal authorities categorised it as the highest level of flooding threat), and many people went to bed and woke up around 11 PM with the water rapidly rising in their homes (many houses even floated away entirely). in lahaina, at least it wasn't certain that the fire would come until it arrived. with that flood, it was certain for hours before, early enough to save quite literally everybody - over 130 died in that valley, and a few dozen more elsewhere in germany and neighbouring countries.
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  8386. I disagree, amber heard lied much better.
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  8387. friendly reminder that for about the first month of this, ana vocally supported the principle of is°°el "going after ham°s" ( seemingly referring to aerial bombardment, just less of it), while cenk said there should be no bombardment but there should be a ground invasion, because infantry would be better able to avoid collater°l damage.
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  8388. one of the derpiest animals to ever walk the earth.
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  8389. ha! gaayyyyyyyyy
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  8390. literally 1948
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  8391. krystal is a pseudo-left grifter, kyle is easily deceived (tulsi), vaush is just an asshole but generally right
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  8392. d brown and the real left is literally only jimmy dore, am I right? :'D what else? donald trump is a man of the people, TYT are CIA and joe rogan is the devil himself?
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  8393. no, it wasn't premature, it was late. his content has been problematic enough for years to warrant demonetization, relative to other content that does get demonetized.
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  8394. to me it looks like he's just walking and it kinda works.
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  8395. yup, that's news logic: if they knew the answer, the title would be the answer, not the question.
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  8396.  @machsimillian14 my government claims I'm not allowed to agree with you...
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  8397. 4-5 days ago, netanyahu announced the intent to depopulate gaza (turn it into a "deserted island") and transform it all into rubble. today BBC discovers that "people have begun discussing" whether war crimes are going on. 🤦‍♂️ guys, this is an explicitly declared genocide. it's not a little oopsy, a failure to understand that a starvation siege primarily harms civilians, it's not hamas just genuinely operating out of every building in gaza (it never was, israel has been levelling buildings unrelated to militants since forever, that's why they simply never release evidence that would prove their claims).
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  8398. you think he's going to give jack a stern talking to?
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  8399. Kisha M 1st
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  8400. ​ @Anderson-f4t6c shani louk was not a german tourist, she was a dual citizen who had never lived in germany. her corpse was not n°de, her bra was pulled up. and the video doesn't show dancing, it shows a cheering crowd running along with a pickup truck, and one or two a-hole teenagers spitting on her d°°d body. I am more inclined to believe that her upper exposure was deliberate rather than accidental because if it had not been intended, the bra could have easily been pulled back into position. but it's absolutely not proof of r°°°, in fact her clothes still being on her d°°d body makes her in particular LESS likely to have been r°°°d.
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  8401. LOL ana is coping hard
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  8402. russian nesting yachts 👍
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  8403. russia's ban of the word "war" etc is real political correctness.
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  8404. what I would like to know is what happened at al jazeera english to cause it to become so much worse in the past 3 years or so. the editorial standards have plummeted (feels like new management), they're not as fast with breaking news as they used to be (feels like a funding cut), and they've made an utterly idiotic trash tier conspiracy theory series ("decoded") featuring great stuff such as david "lizard people" icke telling us the real reason why israel was founded. overall if feels like AJE has been turned into another russia today.
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  8405. what this means is that russia is iran's b******. which we already knew from reports that russia is sending dozens of its best air superiority fighters to iran in exchange for iran's cheap kamikaze drones at a horrendous exchange rate.
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  8406. bernie is NOT saying "cut off all the funding". he is saying "stop funding this war". he is NOT demanding a cessation of weapon shipments to is°°el, merely an end to giving them weapons for free. and he is NOT demanding a retraction of the US commitment to back is°°el when it escalates the war into lebanon, syria, iran etc.. THIS IS S°°°💩
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  8407. maybe you should go to lebanon ;)
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  8408. Top Wreck Fleece wtf? no, why would you assume that I know you're black? xD it was a joke because lebanon is a failed state suffering shortages of everything that's probably currently slipping into another civil war. did you seriously not even hear about lebanon when they had one of history's largest non-nuclear explosions in their capital a year ago? wow, you really are ignorant. you must be american!
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  8409. even with better clothing and breathing gear, it's still her muscles doing the work, and that's a lot of work.
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  8410. if the north vietnamese had good gun supply, I'm guessing this was made in US-occupied south vietnam, probably for the viet cong.
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  8411. how come pelosi etc. didn't feel a responsibility to set up a congressional investigation of this stuff? now they're getting it framed by the republicans as an anti-biden thing.
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  8412. just intentionally inflaming american politics with theatrical lies, you know? what's the problem?
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  8413. oh no, how could this happen after biden mumbled something about "the hospital", which then got walked back by kirby? 🫨
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  8414. huuuuuh why are there sponges in the gutter?
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  8415. i-country is a settler colony.
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  8416. excellent choice of animal - cobras are known among crazy reptile keepers to be exceptionally dangerous to handle even compared toother potentially lethal venomous snakes. they're evolved for moving fast on the ground by being very stiff and can sprint about as fast as most healthy adults (up to 19km/h / 11mph). and they sometimes make use of it by charging and chasing humans, which is extremely unusual for snakes, including deadly ones - practically all other snakes fight exclusively defensively, so you're generally safe as soon as you take one step back out of strike range.
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  8417. unitenotdivide I'm an atheist anti-theist... >_>
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  8418. LOL jake's description of the consequences of a destruction of the zaporizhzhia NPP is absolute hogwash.
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  8419. those 50 seconds uploaded by russian media monitor are not the full putin new year's speech. the whole thing is about 5 minutes long.
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  8420. whatever, america. I really don't care, do you?
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  8421. 12:52 somebody needs to make kyle watch or read something about the korean war. no, there wasn't a time after WW2 when people tried to war nicer. at one point during the korean war, the US had a policy of bombing and machine-gunning all (south korean) ref°gees attempting to move south to flee from the advancing communists because they were worried about communists infiltrating the south among the refugees. look up "no gun ri mas°acre". or don't, if you don't want to read the most horrific accounts of mass murder you have ever seen. america didn't memoryhole the korean war because nothing of note happened there. america memoryholed the korean war because it was WORSE than thevietnam war. to be precise, the rate of killing was 10-20 times as high as during the vietnam war - 5 million in three years instead of 1.3-3.5 million in 19 years.
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  8422. if you want to touch scared animals, you should not reach for them from above, but instead at below head level. point the back of your hand towards them, not the palm - the palm is the grabby side, and if they know humans and are scared of humans, that's the side they are scared of. hands are usually the scariest human body parts to animals (animals that have been kicked will also be afraid of feet, but all scared dogs, cats etc are scared of hands), so if you want them to get comfortable with you, it's typically recommendable to be close to them, but keep your hands away from them. jackson galaxy has an interesting hand-unscraying technique for cats which is to not just point the palm to the ground, but also curl in all fingers except one as if to limply point at the cat, because that makes the potential touch the animal is afraid of smaller.
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  8423. ​ @stargazer-elite what you're misremembering is that trump praised putin's full invasion of ukraine during the first days as "genius". I don't recall him having recommended that putin should invade, at least not before putin first moved troops to the border to threaten invasion around spring 2021. trump doesn't have enough foresight to assess future events like that.
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  8424. 1:57 "talk to da hand"
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  8425. 4:54 "transporting terrorists from the middle east to the united states for trial" eeeeehh you might want to check your sources on that one.
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  8426. democracy is about getting votes. AOC gets the votes.
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  8427. you mean likud?
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  8428.  @camaro67-l1g  yes, and an inside job.
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  8429. meh... those sleeves are not that loose, and if the video is a good representation, these guys seem exceptionally dilligent about using protective equipment. they're not just wearing earmuffs, but also safety glasses and respirators even just for scraping the finish, which is probably not releasing noteworthy amounts of dust or gases.
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  8430. kinda funny for someone whose last name is hatred to say that. xD
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  8431. ja, deutsche medien sind ohne zweifel die bezüglich gleichgeschaltetsten nach den israelischen (also auf dieser seite - im iran und diversen arabischen ländern sieht es wohl auch nicht vielfältiger aus xD). die öffentlich rechtlichen natürlich sowieso.
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  8432. that thing looks incredibly front-heavy
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  8433. ...why do they have such a creepy name??!
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  8434. schlaaaaaaaaand
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  8435.  @craycraykian508  yes, except the US has tried to invade cuba in the bay of pigs, and the US illegally occupies guantanamo bay in cuba (they had a legal lease from the previous government, but this was revoked by the communist government, which is just powerless to evict the americans, who pretend that the lease is still good and symbolically attempt to keep paying for it)
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  8436. "jewish space lasers" is a bigger misrepresentation than to claim that piers morgan spread a "40 beheaded babies" claim. the babies claim as reported by morgan and almost all other media (I've only seen one extremely obscure site that spread that version of the claim without the intent to ridicule it) always was "40 dead babies, some beheaded". similarly, the original space laser claim as made by the most insane member of the US senate attributed the space lasers/directed energy weaponsmore specifically to the famously rich and conspiracy-infamous jewish family rothschild. it can be argued that more or less all conspiracy theories featuring this family are intended to be antisemitic, but she did not mention the rothschilds' jewishness, and she neither implied, beyond the naming of this family, that jewish pwople had something to do with it, or for that matter that the alleged wildfire-igniting orbital weapons are jews. one can make an argument in favor of removing the rothschilds from references to MTG's tweet because, given the total absence of evidence and absurdity of the claim, they are entitled to not having this libel propagated any further. but the ubiquity of the wording "jewish space lasers" in references to the incident gives the false impression that those were her words, and that is substantially misleading.
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  8437. 2:43 her collar is flashing... is that a shock collar or a GPS collar?
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  8438. Konathan sauder binkov is the only other person in the world besides joe biden who thinks that any foreign military would fire a shot in defense of taiwan.
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  8439. sitting in the first trench line at vuhledar is not combat and does not warrant combat bonus payment in the russian army unless you're assaulting? yikes...
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  8440. very cool looking pistol IMO. the chunky top with the full length slide looks like a big gun, but the overall size is very reasonable. of course the magazine capacity is extremely small compared to other similarly sized pistols.
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  8441. that fake bunker vent is how practical jokes used to be back in the day xD
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  8442. chynurr xD
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  8443. hey man, we can withdraw the assessment that you're one of the good russians, is that what you want? I hope this isn't a throwback to early in the invasion when you uploaded that cope crap about how the war is not the fault or responsibility of the russian people. it absolutely is, this war would not have happened if the overwhelming majority of russian people had not celebrated putin for every other war he ever started. the russian people love wars, that's why there is a war, and why there is the threat of a third world war. this is not a little oopsy, this is not putin's war, this is the russian people's war.
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  8444. Daniel Jacob why would it be moroccan land?
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  8445. 25:41 so eine fiktive staatsräson zum beispiel?
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  8446. the netherlands seem like one of the least reasonable countries to remove from the EU.
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  8447. -why were they flying two L-39 trainer jets in ukrainian airspace? are they using armed L-39 for hunting drones? -why was the supposed fighter ace flying an L-39,and not a more mig-29, ahich is supposed to be his airplane type? ukraine should have a relatively abundant supply of that jet type, and relevant to misaile interception, L-39 is only 750km/h fas (subsonic)t, while mig-39 reaches 2450km/h (at a 7000m higher service ceiling) - L-39 can't catch cruise missiles, mig-29 can with some luck
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  8448. 6:12 oh ja, ein belgien
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  8449. even the girl who called 911 from inside the classroom knew that the cops were supposed to come in. it's public knowledge.
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  8450.  @franky2744  well, it certainly wasn't the russians, since he's their guy.
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  8451. I did, but I didn't think the russians would suck this hard. I also thought at first that the first wave of missile strikes had been more effective, but clearly some ukrainian heavy anti-air weapons and parts of the ukrainisn airforce continued to operate for days after.
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  8452. like Q, who is apparently an 8chan admin living in japan and previously the phillippines and calls everybody he doesn't like pedophiles...
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  8453. the academy of not religion
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  8454. the academy of not religion
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  8455. 15:23 "they definitely love their sheep in wales" uh oh, the american knows!
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  8456. "hans muslims" 🤦 the talking point you're thinking of are the hui people, and it is false, those are slightly fewer than the uyghurs. and they have long lived spread throughout china, whereas uyghurs have their own land on which they are the majority (used to be much more so, since china is settling han people in xinjiang and forcibly preventing most uyghur births to make uyghurs a minority in xinjiang.
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  8457.  @joecoolioness6399  I have always expected the majority of cybertruck buyers to end up being near-universally mocked for it... and I think that has only gotten more likely as the number of people who think musk is cool seems to have fallen.
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  8458. the UN haa called for $5bn in donations for UN organizations to fight the famine in afghanistan... you know that the UN are not the taliban, right?
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  8459. spacex is a real project, other than of course the travel ICBMs snd probably any mars plans. hyperloop and the boring company are the fraud schemes.
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  8460. yo wtf, how did you F* up so badly as to fail to mention that the pakistani war effort the US supported against bangladesh independence was centered around a massive genocide? they killed between 300k and 3m people, and raped 200-300k women with explicit approval from the top of pakistan's muslim clergy. it was a genocide that became a war due to bengali resistance and indian support for their resistance.
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  8461. Jason Davenport israelis can use daudi airspace? what do you mean? civilian flights, or military flights to attack iran?
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  8462. british heating and electricity costs are indirectly but strongly related to russian gas. britain doesn't normally buy russian gas (mostly norwegian, maybe dutch also, and I think they have some of their own), but britain is paying the same high prices now because the european mainland countries that normally use russian gas are all trying to buy as much gas as possible from britain's suppliers. but britain also is doing really badly economically due to brexit and the pandemic, britain would be in a really bad state right now even without the war and sanctions.
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  8463.  @masonmiller5164  you're kidding, right? you do know that what I said is 100% correct, don't you? or are you american?
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  8464.  @dalecrocker3213  that's ridiculous.
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  8465. america insists on popsicle stick construction even in hurricane or tornado or wildfire territory.
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  8466. i don't understand how those are jello-style.
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  8467.  @barneylaurance1865  if the word pudding means specifically pudding thickened with starch in america, then the word jello means that it's thickened with gelatin. I'm sure jell-o brand has many products, but jello as a term removed from the brand means transparent fruity gelatin pudding (or gelatin alternatives like maybe agar, but starch is not a gelatin alternative).
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  8468. hail satan
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  8469. das war keiner
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  8470. roth is pronounced roht. a lot of old german spellings, including some surviving names, have 'th's, but they are never pronounced like english 'th', they are just a 't' with a pointless 'h', which is why the 'h' was eventually removed from standard spellings for most words other than names.
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  8471. what's up with the tiny butt plate on the bullpup?
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  8472.  @bgdabg6769  yeah it's amazing that you manage to believe that.
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  8473. what
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  8474. Paw Small it seems like a whitewash. in regards to how they weretreated by the german state and german society, I mean.
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  8475. it's not her cat's account, it's her cat account. 🤦
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  8476. 20:04 redshirts? ooof xD
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  8477.  @IceclawFirebolt  well we know that what normally kills them is spawning (as is the case with many other animals), and they only spawn after travelling through the ocean for a year or two, during which their organs reconfigure for spawning. if they can't find their way to salt water, they just live on standby. perhaps something similar would happen if you prevented salmon from migrating from the ocean into fresh water. but probably not nearly as long, I think salmon have much shorter normal life spans than that 25 year minimum for eels. the environment has big influence on the sexual development of some animals. for example, in a common aquarium fish called platy, the females turn into males when there is no male around, and clownfish do it the other way around.
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  8478.  @gordonwerner  I'm pretty sure the specific triggers for eels to grow gonads and such are unknown, but my guess, by way of being the most stark differences between their freshwater lives and their spawning migration, would be that it's the salt level and/or water pressure deep in the ocean. or perhaps the constant darkness if they have a habit of staying very deep towards the end of their journey. they may get some other initial impulse to try to migrate in captivity, but it would make sense, and is borne out by the very old captive eels, that the physiological transition towards sexual maturity requires further triggers that only occur during a successful journey, at least not before they reach significantly salty water. the journey to the sea can be very complex and uncertain, since european eels during their freshwater life frequently travel over land when it rains, sometimes distances of kilometers, in order to reach ponds and lakes not connected to the ocean via rivers. so unlike fish that stay in rivers, eels often can't just swim downstream to reach the ocean.
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  8479.  @IceclawFirebolt  what are you basing the claim that captive eels don't try to escape their containment on? I would guess that they do. that might not get much attention though, since many fish do, and with eels in particular, it could in any case also be an attempt to just find a new pond rather than the ocean. eels living at least 25 years and then migrating to reproduce is much less likely to be related to local ressource scarcity than many other animals' migrations, since that ressource scarcity has no reason to correlate with good conditions along the path of migration, good spawning conditions, or good chances to encounter many potential mates at the destination. ressource scarcity (or overcrowding) probably is what makes eels migrate to find new bodies of freshwater. but I don't see why it would be linked to triggering the spawning journey, I actually think it's much more likely that one precondition for that is the eel being well-fed to enable it to move much without necessarily eating much (since that's how it is with salmon and many migratory birds for example). another precondition clearly is a very strangely long aging process. I would say that what's missing then to trigger the spawning journey is probably along the lines of a particular time of year being sensed by the daylight period, a high water level (if the eel lives in stagnant water, suggesting the need to travel over land) due to much recent rainfall that suggests short distances towards as many other bodies of water as possible, and possibly recognition of a particularly favourable weather pattern with rains ahead, sensed through changes in atmospheric pressure (where I live, we have a misgurnus loach colloquially known as weather fish because they get rowdy when pressure drops ahead of thunderstorms, so some fish can sense that). I think european eels spawn every year though, so it doesn't seem to be complexly synchronised like it is for some other animals such as cicadas. some species of which, off topic but amazing, have actually evolved to spawn in prime number intervals of years (13 and 17 for two american species), because that gives predators the lowest chance of evolving life cycles synchronised to prey on them, as no year-based interval of a predator's life cycle shorter than that prime number can frequently line up with the cicada spawning and provide a major evolutionary advantage. I also know that beech trees produce few beech nuts in most years and many more in some years, and probably synchronise this with nearby beech trees, in order to not support beech-nut-eating animal populations of exactly the right size to eat up all the nuts every year, but as far as I know, they don't use prime numbers or even regular intervals (just environmental conditions of a given year plus airborne chemical transmitters to signal between trees to reach a sort of consensus).
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  8480.  @IceclawFirebolt  great reply, thanks! :D besides some obscure environmental factor that's missing, maybe your eel only tries to escape the tank at night, and noone is there to see it? it would probably make sense in nature for eels to only crawl on land at night, and I think a picture I saw once of one on land was taken at night. though I suppose that the vast majority of attempts an eel makes to crawl on land in nature are to find new freshwater habitats, not to find the ocean, and that may be entirely suppressed in captivity by good living conditions, since it doesn't make much sense for an eel to risk crawling on land to investigate the unknown when its current habitat already provides everything it needs. on the other hand, as far as I'm aware, plenty of aquarium fish that have no business being on land still do sometimes escape their tanks, so it seems relatively odd for a fish that can move on land to never do it. oh, there is one ver, simple thing that may be missing in captivity, which is that eels may be simply sensing rain hitting the water surface, and only consider getting out of the water after hearing heavy rain. really heavy rain may also be helpful for them for finding bodies of water by following the flow of water on the ground (probably easier than sensing the slope of the ground without flowing water, but I would guess that they can do that too to some degree).
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  8481. or cornpop, since he apparently likes tough sounding dog names.
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  8482.  @yujinhikita5611  search for "redeffect rubber" on youtube for a good short video explaining it. I don't know why that type of ERA has padding, apparently other types don't, but it's in the blueprint, it's supposed to be in there. it's just supposed to also have an explosive charge under it.
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  8483.  @statelessdread8712  it's really just a flat brick of a high explosive that's just sensitive enough to detonate when hit by a high speed projectile, but insensitive enough that the ERA bricks don't detonate when another ERA brick next to them detonates.
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  8484. meanwhile lavrentiy beria was a serial rapist and murderer.
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  8485. can somebody tell me if there is another equivalently democratic country besides the US that has an average age among its highest officials as old as the US? it seems to me that such severe gerontocracy is normally reserved for autocratic countries, where the leaders cling to power and keep their trusted cronies in power in order to continue to corruptly generate personal wealth, and to prevent a new leadership from forming that may then come after them. the american discourse around gerontocracy is bizarre. everybody knows that most jobs, including non-physical ones, have commonly practiced or even mandated retirement ages in the 60s for good reason. but when it comes to politicians, americans love to pretend to have never heard of such a thing, and they make it out to be a terribly offensive suggestion. no, what's offensive is the suggestion that people in their mid to late 80s should work the world's most impactful jobs. nevermind biden, look how absurdly democrats and supporting US media have been dragging out the denials that diane feinstein has been too old to be a senator for years! the woman is about to turn 90 this month, couldn't attend the senate and thus could not do her job for the last 3 or 4 months, almost died of shingles, ramsay hunt syndrome, and encephalitis, immediately upon returning to senate and public attention she displayed her confusion by denying that ahe had been sick and that she had not attended her job. if you put her in a nursing home now, she would be one of the worse-off 90 year olds there. and this still appears to be insufficient to make even half of the democratic politicians quit their denials! P.S.: lifetime appointments to the supreme court are a supremely idiotic idea!
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  8486. "it's more like a front sight nubbin" xD
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  8487. not again, dw....
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  8488. blyeep
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  8489. it's not about what they deserve, it's about what conduct of the president is helpful and what is counterproductive. this condescension is obviously counterproductive.
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  8490. nazca>nascar
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  8491. mouthiness is very non-cute in a dog that big. the paw scratching is, too.
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  8492. what are you talking about, who said that anyone was surprised?
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  8493. if kyle gets tupac'd, it was pakman.
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  8494. is it possible that partisans were also reloading ammunition? could it be that in some places, they were more capable of getting the supplies necessary to reload spent brass than to get new ammunition that would fit a german gun like an MP-40 in particular? the stealthiness explanation doesn't seem that intuitive to me, since I would imagine that there would have been a good amount of evidence of shooting on the other end of the bullets' flight path...
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  8495. yeah, weren't there much more convenient options during the civil war? paper cartridge revolving carbines at least? wel, I suppose there always was demand for cheaper options, which this of course would have been. but then why rifle it, that seems like it has more potential to be a hassle with a muzzle loading black powder carbine than potential to be useful.
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  8496. 1:57 desantis pronounces his own name "deesantis"???
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  8497. Beenthere Donethat literally nobody says that vaccine immunity for covid lasts a year. the flu shots are for different flu viruses because a different one comes around each season, not because flu vaccine immunity lasts a year. there are a lot of influenza viruses that are much more distinct than the covid variants we have so far (including types known as swine flu and bird flu... the latter of which is going to give us a much worse pandemic than covid eventually). it's not yet clear how much vaccine adaptation will be necessary to keep up with covid mutations, but I personally expect highly effective vaccine escape variants spreading around the globe before 2022. infections (at least symptomatic cases) give 3 months or more of immunity, the vaccines do about 6 months. though I'm sure J&J will again be worse in that regard, and sinovac will absolutely suck. ;) well, you'll probably still be somewhat less likely to get dangerously sick after 6 months.
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  8498. well, he didn't tweet "covfefe". he tweeted "despite the constant negative press covfefe".
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  8499. I have no idea whattheir personal history is, but it's obvious that piers morgan is incredibly triggered by jeremy corbyn as a person. xD
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  8500. shut up, elon
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  8501. JoshuaBug you know you're not actually required to strip on tiktok, right?
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  8502.  @nilnil12345  yes
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  8503. yes, that's true, though this drug does seem to be especially widely marketable, so development costs could be compensated even with a particularly low profit margin. as opposed to something like a treatment for a specific rare cancer or genetic disorder.
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  8504. "look what you made me do" - every abuser
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  8505. there's no way those perpituity clauses and the eternal automatic inheritance would be legal in a reasonable country.
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  8506. that is some extreme clickbait. you ought to change the title to "tiny terror attack? we know nothing and repeat ourselves".
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  8507. frage beantwortet
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  8508. it's not a war, it's a m°ssacre. the population of g°za is just under 25% adult males. the deaths are 30% adult males. therefor the dead are in the ballpark of 95% civilians.
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  8509.  @viptravels1542  oh, you mean the one that assigned 60% of palestinian territory, and on average much more valuable territory, to one third of the population of palestine, who also happened to be mostly first generation immigrants? hmm, I wonder why...
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  8510. thoughts and prayers
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  8511. sounds like it's lawsuit time!
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  8512. I would guess that he does have some kind of mental disorder that's not normally very noticeable (though I wonder if there is something of the sort that occurs in other mammals with outward-turned eyes like those) which, largely temporarily, got a lot worse through the combination of malnutrition and solitary confinement - in humans as well, some types of malnutrition can cause or worsen psychiatric symptoms, and solitary confinement commonly does as well, which is why past a few weeks, it is generally considered to be torture. obviously the US has its very own definition of a whole list of things that are not torture when the US does it, and america keeps an uncommonly high percentage of the huge percentage of its population that's incarcerated in solitary confinement long-term or permanently.
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  8513. title 42 is disgusting and shows who joe biden really is. he campaigned on ending it. I actually think the russians have a decent chance of getting across if enough families with kids keep coming. white privilege to the rescue
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  8514.  @arrow1414  it would have been helpful for roman to say it in the video because many in the comments don't know - kanye himself says that he is diagnosed bipolar. and it does fit really well. also fits musk just as well, by the way (who has only announced an autism diagnosis, which is much less stigmatized, so he may also have but chosen to hide a BD diagnosis).
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  8515.  @Whocareslol420  you have no basis for that claim.
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  8516.  @TheNathanielDurand  you have no clue how laws work.
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  8517. I'm not usually particularly suspicious here, but that capture seems staged. it seems implausible to me that she would find this piglet roaming around this young yet well-fed, manage to gain his trust enough for belly rubs out there in the wild, and all by herself be confident enough and actually succeed at catching him while recording video. I think what actually happened was an owner surrender, and a staged capture in a fenced-in outdoor location.
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  8518. was mich besonders anpisst bei den interviews ist, wie heuchlerisch die meisten leute da sind. auf armut als grundlage für verbrechen hinzuweisen ist ja korrekt, aber entführungen verharmlosen muss man deshalb nicht. und die robin hood-selbstdarstellung dieses aufgeblasenen gewaltverbrechers glaub ich absolut nicht. "wenn ich das geld nicht weggegeben hätte, wäre ich ja reich" - nein, dass solche kriminellen geld verprassen ist allgemein üblich. ich schätze der typ hat einmal einem jungen geld gegeben und ihm gesagt, er soll lieber studieren gehen, und jetzt tut er so, als hätte er all sein geld so verschenkt.
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  8519. that professor lady has some serious crazy eyes.
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  8520. makes sense for bangladesh to be supportive, since they faced a US(kissinger)-backed gen°°°de of their own in 1971 in the context of their struggle for independence from (west) pakistan. they were ultimately saved and empowered for independence by the indian military. I get the impression that although india under modi did clearly side with IL before t last year's incident, it turned into in a few months and has remained more of a fence-sitter. well, I have mostly noticed that indian english language news media uploading to youtube switched from blatant bias to mostly neutral, but that sort of degree of political orientation seems to generally occur according to indian government positioning. I think the indian people are probably a bit too inclined to remember the country's anti-IL stance of earlier decades or to see IL as a kind of britishers. ^^
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  8521. top merkelstimme
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  8522. 4:34 frodo zelensky is hilarious xD
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  8523. the principle of a highly publicized peace award like this certainly could promote peace. and I think the nobel peace prize still might, because as far as I'm aware, most people take it seriously and hardly know anything about its bizarre recipients like henry kissinger.
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  8524. that's goofy. just use books soaked in some everlasting poison to deter insects. make a library, not a pile of tiles! >_>
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  8525. interesting, but makes sense, I guess. here in germany, the turkish voters abroad always vote for erdogan with a much bigger margin than the people in turkey. but most of the turks in germany are the 1st-3rd generation of a big campaign west germany had I think in the 70s of inviting manual labourers from turkey to work here temporarily (many stayed permanently), and that campaign attracted largely rural turks with lower education levels, since those were the people to whom manual jobs paying german wages were most attractive. personally, I find it unreasonable to let people who are registered as living abroad vote at all.
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  8526. nanojansky sounds 100% like a fake unit of measurement xD
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  8527.  @thed3008  well, mexican politicians cut way more corners than texan ones.
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  8528. edgar hoover is a prime example of american fascism. the fact that the FBI headquarter is still named in his honour is a disgrace. hoover wasn't a lawman, he was a criminal, a terrorist, and an enemy of the US constitution.
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  8529. I think it might be banned here in germany, along with tail docking. these things actually harm dogs beyond just the pain, as both ear posture and the tail are very important for dog body language, and depending on how much is cut off, the dogs end up having a harder time communicating and other dogs may perceive them as more threatening. upright ears look more alert/aggressive not just to humans but also to other dogs, though I think the typical doberman cropping leaves more range of expression than the super short cut that pit bulls often get. both look way cuter with whole ears. dogs that have their tails cut off compensate by wagging their butts, which also looks terrible, as does the tail nub.
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  8530. other than the fact that she can't directly be forced to work, all those rights she doesn't have legit sound like she's a slave.
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  8531. I would not want to be their instructor...
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  8532. it looks like they copied the luger handle because it was popular and they wanted to win over people who were used to lugers.
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  8533. 1:29 that is the most wirey wire stock of all time - as if it was made specifically to upset ian!
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  8534.  @herbertlappert96  wohin in palästina?
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  8535. without even having a civil war on the way out! I don't think that "closed off" is a good description for franco's spain compared to today's russia though. spain was a dictatorship, but it was highly integrated with the west because franco was seen as a useful and reliable ally in the cold war (and I guess the americans thought that there was a risk of soviet-sympathetic leftism in spain in franco was removed). I'm pretty sure there was a lot of tourism in franco's spain and more or less unrestricted trade with the west. I think the west might have had a better relationship with franco than we do with viktor orban, probably about as good as we do with erdogan.
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  8536. 🇪🇺👈the best british flag
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  8537. I love how tonedeaf making a video with this title is.
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  8538. warum verkauft deutschland eigentlich, von der ukraine mal abgesehen, waffen vor allem an absolut unsägliche verbrecher?
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  8539. oh no... he's an olive oil guy! 🤦
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  8540. no I didn't, you don't know me!
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  8541. nice, more brain rot from the tyts!
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  8542. one thing that state institutions ought to do immediately after something like this, not contingent on a thorough investigation, is that local government officials such as the mayor allocate public funding for that child's physical and mental health care and administrative support to make those available to him without requiring the parents to get through any beaurocracy (in fact it sould be hard to argue that they shouldn't also offer psychiatric help to the parents, given the fact that one's child being critically wounded is very traumatic, and it's important for the child's well-being that the parents process the trauma well). regardless of how accidental or criminal the incident was, the local government should take responsibility for the harm caused by a cop they employ without prompting required. I don't care if they're worried about implying guilt relevant to a future trial for damages or a criminal trial of the cop - basic decency dictates that they take care of the victim's immediate needs, and they should simply make that point in court.
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  8543. and monkey slavery
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  8544. Michael H well they have a bunch of lake shore
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  8545. here in northern germany, salted butter is practically unheard of. go across the border to denmark, and it's inverted.
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  8546. I continue to be surprised that no new civil war has started in lebanon.
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  8547. it reall adds up, but it's still not a lot of money if you use it as part of some luxury home or a shop or restaurant where having the place look pretty in a classy way like that could both draw in customers and make them willing to pay higher prices.
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  8548. pffft grave robbery? europeans have no right to complain about grave robbery. fair play, I say!
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  8549. he looks like he's REALLY enjoying the hay! xD
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  8550. UNCOMFY
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  8551. chad tiger daddy 243
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  8552. he should do a pipe laying apprenticeship with the twins!
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  8553. they sent kamala harris? this town has been through enough!
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  8554. I've got a feeling that DW has other videos that answer this question for a different nation...
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  8555. RefiaPhenix I know that a replacement clay wouldn't be the same in terms of branding, I'm just saying that in terms of practical quality, it is likely that other equivalent clay sources could be found. they would probably be very difficult to sell at a high price unless they can be pased off as the real thing though.
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  8556. naja, er war schon unter den finalisten der CDU klar der schlechteste kandidat. wenn die nicht CSU und gemäßigter als söder haben wollten, hätten sie röttgen nehmen sollen. der hat zumindest das passende gesicht. top flutbilder hätte der gemacht. und so klein ist der auch nicht.
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  8557. 6:06 pickme 😂
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  8558. this actually is him giving up on them. he's backing away from most criticisms, and overwhelmingly just complaining about the situation, old man yells at clouds style, as i-country's backers do. his rhetoric has taken a big hit since the ir°nian DEESCALATORY theatrical threat display. he's almost as censored as unicef officials when they give TV interviews.
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  8559. does this video have a point?
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  8560.  @mawe42  oooooh that's why that famous ancient eel was in that well and people knew that it was and since when - because they put it in there! now I'm wondering if eels also are particularly good, compared to other fish, at surviving on an irregular food supply. or did people feed those well eels?
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  8561. otis protested because he knows how bad the corgi butt looks.
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  8562. fucking environmental nimbys! here in germany, they shut down all the nuclear powerplants, and they were replaced with more coal and imported electricity from coal and less well kept nuclear power plants!
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  8563. 1:34 blurred 2:11 BP, raytheon...
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  8564. THAT'S SO WHOLESOME WTF! T^T is what they're doing legal though? here in germany, it's generally illegal to take trash and people get for real arrested any prosecuted for it. it's sick! if it's a commercial dumpster like a supermarket's, at least if it's on company grounds, it's considered stealing from the company. trash in public places, at least from private citizens, is considered government property as if the people throwing stuff awqy were donating it to the state. arrests and prosecutions are most common for diving commercial dumpsters, as supermarkets for example want to avoid giving people free food because that means less food will be sold, so they will call the cops on dumpster divers and police patrols are on the lookout, too.
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  8565. A Soshellist Turtle partially, you dirty fauschist, but the central bank's currency reserves probably wouldn't make as much of a difference as all the other international aid and trade that has broken down now. there was an exodus of all the foreign companies building stuff in afghanistan as the NATO troops left, and a huge portion of the afghan medical system and food supply were dependent on foreign aid (which was of course itself a sad state of affairs after 20 years). biden declaring the theft of half of the afghan central bank's reserves to reverse robin hood it to american victims of 9/11 was definitely the most americabrained moment of the year so far though, absolutely incredible. and that was after the world food programme called for urgent donations for it to feed afghanistan, saying that they needed something like $5bn - while america sits on $7bn of afghan money. I believe biden made some vague promise that at some future time, the remaining $3.5bn would be used to in some way benefit the remaining non-starved afghans.
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  8566. 6:26 they took upsettingly little care to align those logo buttons 😬
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  8567. a lot of those animals are going to need much more specialized and perishable food than humans, that must be a huge problem now. I think the animals would probably have better chances evacuating, at least the ones relying on difficult to source food.
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  8568. they,'re referring to the charge of obatructing an official proceeding.
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  8569. by copying guantanamo bay
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  8570.  @greenpandas3446  know your enemy
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  8571.  @liberalsinmyscope9751  "illegal citizens" xD
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  8572. I despise this move towards requiring ID for everything online. it is nothing but an extreme surveillance tool.
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  8573. hat mich auch geschockt. aber das war mitte 2020, damals hatten noch nicht alle (WHO) geschnallt, dass aerosole für covid wichtig sind, nicht nur größere tröpfchen. allerdings fliegen über die mini-mundschilde locker auch tröpfen im eleganten bogen direkt dem gegenüber ins gesicht! xD
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  8574. yikes! though I'm guessing that like ISIS, they have no pilots. I think what's probably more important is what sort of anti-aircraft weapons they have, because if they don't have those, then the US is just going to airstrike most of the heavy weapons they capture... at least I would hope that they're organized enough to do that. >_>
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  8575. cats in particular can get covid, but I don't think it's dangerous for them.
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  8576. the british high court is a joke, it serves the government so blatantly!
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  8577. Daniel Yang 4 year olds?
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  8578. or the art of the deal
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  8579. there is no such thing as "a psychotic drug". there are anti-psychotic drugs, many of which definitely shut people up, and there are drugs that may cause psychotic symptoms (nightshades perhaps), but those are not what you want if you want somebody to shut up, that's for sure!
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  8580. I cringe at the thought of how much this artist must have annoyed the actual gunsmiths at the factory.
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  8581. cool. so the governments are again acting too slow, like with covid, except that both the disease and the governments are slower >_>
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  8582. "the july assassination of former president jovenel moise" - no, he was the president at the time iof the assassination. he wasn't the former president when he was assassinated, he's now the former president because he's not alive anymore. assassinating a former president is when you kill somebody who was previously president, but not president at the time of the assassination. there's no need to point out that he's not the president after being assassinated, that's rather obvious.
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  8583. russia's vietnam was afghanistan.
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  8584.  @hansgeorg718  hä, wieso sagst du im selben post, dass junge leute sowieso nicht fernsehen, und dass im fernsehen das programm nicht für alte leute ausgerichtet sein soll?
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  8585. lulu does NOT look like a 13 year old big dog! :o
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  8586. in many countries, the idea of the main military command together with some portion of the government and intelligence services hatching and executing and for at least two months getting away with a plot to step aside and let an invading horde kill ~1500 of their countrymen could be dismissed as ludicrous. but in the country whose military invented, widely trained for and is known to have used the hannibal directive, that is much more plausible than that israel accidentally stationed a number of troops so small on the gazan border that the invaded territory probably would have contained more israeli troops capable of more resistance if all active duty personnel had been distributed evenly over all of israel and its occupied territories - calculated based on maps showing an area equal to or larger than the gaza strip, over 2200 IDF troops would have stood in hamas' way. of course a very large portion of those would not have been combat troops or not have been ground forces, but I reckon the vast majority have had pretty extensive basic training (israeli mandatory service is extremely long, 32 months for men and 24 for women). and of course literally anybody who has ever heard of israel and gaza could have correctly assessed that that border warranted a much higher than average troop concentration, even without any warning. I haven't seen specific numbers, but the ground forces section principally responsible for the gaza area is the gaza division, which by definition as a division should contain 5000-20,000+ soldiers. I'm highly confident that I have seen enough footage and reports of that day to assess that the number of israeli soldiers already standing in the way of the invasion was below 2200. I feel like it's generous to grant them that it may have been 1000. 500 should have been able to achieve more. and of course the 5-6 hour delay before IDF command initiated any counterattack is completely outside of what can plausibly be explained with incompetence. if one assumes the successful incursion, israel should have managed to helicopter-deploy hundreds of special forces troops into the various kibbutzim within 30-40 minutes for comparison, countries like france and britain have in recent years proved capable of deploying anti-terror police in the high tens to low hundreds range at least this quickly - and israel should be BETTER at this because they have a lot of practice. and within two hours, israel should have crossed the 10,000 mark even if most had to be flown the very short plane ride from the northern end of the country, and should have aimed for and successfully implemented probably within 5-8 hours a redeployment along the border to cut off the invaders from supplies, reinforcements, and the ability to take away hostages and captured equipment. instead, it took israel about two whole days to capture all kibbutzim, and three whole days to gain and declare control over the whole border. speaking of regaining control of the border, that reminds me of one particularly morbidly funny israeli propaganda fail - the one where they shot twoorthree gazan men in some dunes just outside the gaza fence, and then somebody putting together the propaganda releases paid so little attention that they did not notice that the declared story and the picture showing the dead men with planted rifles was contradicted by the main release, which was drone footage of the incident that very clearly showed them unarmed, immediately complying with IDF ground forces' orders, and then executed at close range (being approached by the soldiers with no precautions, clearly recognising that they were no threat) on their knees with their hands up. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  8587. sounds like a scammer trying to bait marks.
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  8588. the protesters are right. when injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty. roman, it's not that WE don't understand your perspective, it's that YOU are being egocentric. ukrainians know that russians are in danger too, and all the western media talks about it all the time. people know what dictatorship is, you are not making a point by repeating it. yes, cowardice is very common, but you don't have as good of a reason to defend cowardice as you seem to think. things have changed, putin's government is no longer something that russians are failing to resist mostly at their own peril alone. putin's government and the russian people's support AND apathy for it are destroying a nation of 40 million and endangering the whole world with the threat of nuclear war. the value of your perspective on this has been downgraded, it's not just about russians anymore. the level of oppression and control of the russian government now and in recent years does not remove the heavy burden of collective responsibility of the russian people both for supporting it and for letting it happen. this is not singling out the russian people, this is how dictatorships and autocracies are viewed in probably most of the world. this kind of stuff doesn't happen without very substantial support from the people. I don't have a problem with your behaviour, you DO actively oppose putin, but please stop making bad excuses, you're embarrassing yourself.
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  8589. couldn't they have tested the potentially badly heat-treated guns by pushing a hardened steel spite or the like into the receiver at a non-critical point with a defined force and judging the deformation, like how material hardness (rockwell or brinell or whatever) is measured? do the test, decommission the ones that are too hard, and stamp a new proofmark on the ones that pass.
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  8590. linksextreme sind da in keinem nennenswerten maß dabei, nirgendwo.
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  8591.  @Sk8Bird  anlauf statt gleitgel
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  8592. they didn't "clash with ri°t p°lice", they were a°°aulted by p°lice. one of the most classic hostile news lies - call demonstrations vi°lent as soon as they are targets of p°lice vi°lence. 👎
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  8593.  peter piet  a bigger nozzle? the laser isn't being sprayed like a liquid, it's an extremely rapidly pulsed dot that's swirled around in an elongated figure 8 type pattern.
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  8594.  peter piet  yes, you need more power to cover more area in a given time, but there is no nozzle, and what there is at the front of the device doesn't need to be substantially bigger. the laser is in the truck, they mentioned that it's a fiberoptic cable that comes out of the truck. at the front end of the cable, they must have simply an oscillating mirror or prism setup that creates the projection pattern. well, that and a focusing lens array. that doesn't need to be bigger to make a bigger pattern.
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  8595. interesting issue that I've never heard of before. the video is also well made, and I like katie tutrone, she's good at this.
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  8596. that non-collapsible tubular stock is excentric AF
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  8597. looks like a big fan of vikings.
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  8598. Graham Thompson good theoly, you might be light about that.
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  8599. put these in your pockets
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  8600. haven't you heard? no christmas shopping this year.
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  8601. biden did this exact same thing before. it's not a real statement of policy, it's just biden not knowing what's up.
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  8602. same with escalating encroachmenr of chinese warplanes on taiwan.
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  8603. oof
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  8604.  @Andre_Schoppe  lol wasserstoff besonders witzig sind die behauptungen, dass in zukunft wasserstoff durch erdgasleitungen fließen soll. wasserstoff braucht eine ganz andere art von dichtheit, da er als kleinstes molekül durch alle spalten und durch diverse feststoffe dringt. und wenn er irgendwo austritt, dann bildet wasserstoff in einem viel größeren spektrum von mischungsverhältnissen mit luft explosive mischungen, die oft mit mehr wucht explodieren als erdgas. wenn man in ein städtisches gasnetz wasserstoff pumpen würde, dann würde es knallen als seien die russen da.
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  8605. eeeeh maybe scrap yard workers should know to stop opening stuff when they hit lead shielding.
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  8606. lol that is way too much safety distance. not only are gators that small not inclined to approch a bigger threat like a human, but even if they wanted to, they would be very slow. the one in the video might even be pretty cold and thus extra slow. if this was a monitor lizard on the other hand, that would be about the right level of caution.
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  8607. you're deranged.
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  8608. eeklärt doch mal eure erweiterte IHRA-definition des ant°°°°itismus, durch die in deutschland ganz offiziell demonstrationen gegen i- von natur aus als ant°°°mitismuswelle erfasst werden!
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  8609. big böhmi is watching you
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  8610. 2:54 lead xD
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  8611. it's not quarantine of you let animals greet each other nose to nose through the fence. minimum effort should be a double fence.
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  8612. and the biodegradeable alternatives such as paper and obviously glass take more energy to produce, and at least in some cases are probably also more toxic to produce. (more so the biodegradeable plastics, I've seen some very suspicious sh°° there). if on the otherhand you replace some plastic packaging with banana leaf wrapping, you are indeed winning. unless those leaves are coated in pesticide.
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  8613. DICKS
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  8614. 2:58 you can see that her front legs are malformed somehow, too. mochi is clearly the result of reckless breeding for cuteness only, causing various health issues. do not breed or buy munchkin cats!
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  8615. do note that TYT is based in california, so unlike probably most of the US,they actually have that beverage container deposit system from that story there - not an ideal condition for excusing apparently never having heard of the concept.
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  8616. how did two apparently unguided aviation bombs fall into the same crater in belgorod, and only one exploded? those wouldn't even have hit that close together if russia wanted them to, and I imagine for one to not blow up, they would have had to drop with some diatance between them (probably the second one didn't blow up). maybe they could have fallen together if they both came loose stuck together with a fixture, but then the second one would have had to detonate from the blast of the first in direct contact with it, right? or at least, it would have broken up and gotten spread all over, not be recoverable mostly in one piece. or maybe jake misreported this here, and what he thought was a blast crater is actually just the hole the russians dug to get the second one out of the ground in some other location. that would make a lot more sense.
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  8617. kinder haften für ihre eltern
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  8618. all das beweismaterial weil die gefängniswärter geld sparen wollten, indem sie umsonst einen gefangenen mit der video-archivierung beauftragten 🤦
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  8619. facebook has been able to identify people by their face for 10+ years. maybe the online ads aren't showing faces, but even if they're not, a database to recognise other body parts could be made. and if they do show faces, it should be really easy to check identifies automatically.
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  8620.  @bettysimons7794  that makes a lot of sense
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  8621. 5:34 oh god, is that her actual title at the news org, "true crime reporter"? or did this program here come up with that? do these people not realise that working for a news organisation as a "crime reporter" already means that you report on real crimes? calling the position "true crime reporter" does nothing but wreck its credibility. 🤦‍♂️
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  8622. yup. saddam was THE big bad for i-country. i-country very actively supported the isl°m°c republic (!) of iran in the iran-iraq war, partially within the iran-contra affair. i-country received a secret US permission to deliver non-sophisticated US-made weaponry to iran, but breached the agreement and alao delivered sophisticated weaponry, which potentially formed the biggest supply the isl°°ic republic has ever had of spare parts for US weapon systems like F-4 fighter jets.
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  8623. 13:35 ich bin hier generell sehr auf der seite von mehr regeln, aber wie kommt man denn auf so etwas dummes, wie alle ehemals eingebuchteten als V-leute auszuschließen? nicht nur grenzt das die optionen wahnsinnig stark ein, mit keinem mir ersichtlichen direkten grund, sondern wenn man mal einen moment überlegt, stellt man fest, dass es super nützlich für kriminelle wäre, generell alle ex-knackis vom v-verdacht ausschließen zu können!
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  8624. nobody would believe it. it is clear for the world to see that the american public and the president want only to forget about afghanistan, while the other NATO countries are way too scared to fight without the US.
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  8625. in the real world they are
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  8626. youtube rules should ban all pickup artists. they are legit propagating rape culture.
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  8627. 🤡
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  8628. because the west and probably mostly israel strongly prefer this continuation of military dictatorship to the democratically elected muslim brotherhood government. this coup occured with western support (though most directly with UAE and saudi support), and achieved universal international recognition as the legitimate government practically immediately. this international recognition is what has inspired so many coups since - the one in sudan is straight up plagiarism, the rest in africa are also sure to be emboldened by it, the attempt in turkey perhaps even more, and probably also the ones in myanmar and thailand.
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  8629. die entscheidung des verfassungsgerichts, dass die NPD zu klein zum verbieten sei, war unfassbar dumm. selbstverständlich kann man parteien am sinnvollsten verbieten, indem man sie früh genug noch klein verbietet.
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  8630. it seems optimistic to expect that one would be able to hold on to that thing for more than one shot with a bore axis that high in a particularly scary situation.
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  8631. saint bernard and german shepherd? well, I guess how they made leonbergers now...
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  8632. obviously. they wanted the strip empty, and the end of the window of opportunity for that would have been around new year to maybe february.
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  8633. ana kasparian seems to have the same sort of media diet these days.
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  8634. we don't have a friendly refugew policy anymore, but americans would definitely get special treatment.
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  8635. that kid is TWO?!
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  8636. youtube's enforcement is absolutely bizarre. I'm on some kind of commenter watch list, half my comments get deleted even if they contain no hint of bad words or controversial topics. youtube is also going wild on deleting channels for unspecified comment violations.
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  8637. look at those kenyans flexing their one SCAR-H in the thumbnail. scary! 😬
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  8638. kennst du denn andere lönder? xD
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  8639. I can't stand people who refuse to evacuate their kids from near the front lines, but I suppose in kupiansk in particular, they have the excuse that they couldn't have expected the rapid ukrainian advance (kupiansk is at the farthest reach of that advance). but they should evacuate now!
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  8640. @UCNDyWV8n5H4uuEwH5-UIrqA oh ok. yeah the victory over georgia was much easier than the chechen wars. I think the war in georgia took like 10 days. but I recall hearing about russia having some slightly absurd tactical failures and losing some battles and having non-negligible casualties (like a couple hundred dead, I think). of course russia vs georgia is kinda like USA vs panama, and that went very differently.
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  8641.  @d1tto232  dalai lama, the new jimmy savile?
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  8642. the birb is clearly washing its cloaka
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  8643. that guy at the end is incredibly openly fascist!
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  8644. this is an excellent idea.
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  8645.  @FaycalOuazine  way to miss the point 👏
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  8646. that is NOT a slur, and never has been. you people have like worms in your brain. the appropriate reaction to that is not to take offense, it's to laugh at the guy for exposing what sort of a social circle he hangs out with, which is stuck several decades behind on racial discourse.
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  8647. what an insane policy! what's going on, can they really not build those cubicles fast enough? why don't they just find empty homes or offices in newly constructed buildings? bus infected people out of shanghai if necessary. but I guess then the local official of whereever they're sent would freak out.
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  8648. this is way better than a luty, right?
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  8649. that's incredibly embarrassing. nobody gets diplomatic immunity for murder, and this guy gets it retroactively for becoming prime minister years after the murder? that is absurd, and clearly a corrupt decision by the court!
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  8650. halfto? >_>
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  8651. biontech is expensive. that one dollar dose isn't that odd, astrazeneca has been selling for 2-3$, and I would guess that the indian-made AZ is cheaper still (I think it might be called covivax).
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  8652. no shit, sherlock! opec has been russia's biggest ally in this war! saudi arabia is about as good a US ally as pakistan. which is to say it's not an ally at all.
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  8653. don't bring this terrible series into this!
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  8654. "I thought I had it" xD yup, that's that sheep. I hope the sheep is ok, it could have broken or torn something. what's that ditch for anyway? phone line?
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  8655. 🤡🫡
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  8656. dana bash and jake tapper moderate the first presidential debate? well that answers the question why they're having one this early - it's because i-country demands a shiftingof the public debate sooner rather than later, and they want the candidates to have a public bidding war that makes biden take some grandiose step afterwards to prove that he's the most z°°°°st.
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  8657. brains as smooth as michael jackson!
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  8658. demokratie mit 88? sachen gibts...
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  8659. here'san idea: how about we adapt the picture-based warning label mandated in aome countries for tobacco product packaging, and make companies that fail to adhere to child labour prohibition rules print pictures of child workers on their packaging? the US used to print kidnapped american kids' pictures on milk cartons, let's print pictures of kidnapped west african kids on chocolate...
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  8660. yeah, this chihuahua needs a diet though.
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  8661. Du bist Deutschland. 💩
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  8662.  @chrisdurham1144  jury trials are ridiculous. they're not justice, they're a game show.
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  8663. the extremely pessimistic view would be that since russia's limitless partnership with china didn't work out when the invasion failed (china supporting russia was contingent on russia defeating ukraine without the long war that became a cause for NATO to rally around), russia has now settled for partnering with north korea, and about a month ago when the russians contacted north korea to buy artillery munitions, that was partially a cover to contact north korea to coordinate nuclear escalation plans, and now north korea is preparing to actually use their nukes when russia nukes ukraine, in hopes of overwhelming the operational or strategic reaction capacity of the US and its allies.
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  8664. maynow be inevitable? uhm no. we KNOW it is inevitable. we'll see a billion concurrent international climate refugees before the end of the century. by the standard of a few decades into the future, there currently has never been a refugee crisis.
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  8665. the combination of the guest's stutter and him having little to say is quite annoying.
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  8666. finally! a new damn long one to listen to dozens of times to fall asleep until the next one drops in 3-5 months! so when's egypt? I suppose it would be multiple episodes... kinda tricky to decide if they should be done in chronological order. I bet there's better source material for the later dynasties.
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  8667. 3:30 on a scale of 1-10, how gay does that preacher move?
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  8668. 7:06 insider be like: long-lived plant grows fruit and is taller than human --> TREE 7:58 😐
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  8669. animals in homes are the issue, and dogs especially.
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  8670. PUT?!
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  8671. ​ @moonprincessmk no, it's not at all reserved for jim crow laws. it was simply the most polite term at the time of jim crow, so it was used for official business, and has become associated with segregation because it was used at the time of segregation.
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  8672. oh no, kyle supports chicken hom°ph°bia! 😰
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  8673. MS Hussain an arab and an african calling each other gay, I love it! xD your profile picture does look much gayer though.
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  8674. Bantu bin black al ifriqi takes one to know one, your gaydar detected him immediately!
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  8675. jerky guy xD
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  8676. pretty fucking awkward to work at a store called "banana republic" as a black person, isn't it? or as a non-racist white person, or somebody who likes democracy.
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  8677. remove the president, and then what? who does what then? what are the odds of a military coup?
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  8678. oh, do you have an inner voice that tells you to kill the apostate? that's a you problem.
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  8679. well, you probably also wouldn't hire giuliani as a lawyer, so what do you know?
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  8680. elon wants to be a billionaire and not die on a rocket. too bad.
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  8681. ali, when is the ANA counterattack going to start?
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  8682. uhm what is this
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  8683. why did you cover that attack on shia hazaras without mentioning who they are?
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  8684. Paul D.B be grateful for coal? wtf does that mean?
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  8685. who does?
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  8686. this commentary segment is a disaster all around! xD
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  8687. not very good fiction
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  8688. hamas and PIJ are ideologically closely aligned, but are rival organizations. they each benefit from the other being weakened.
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  8689. yeah, I don't buy it. why should this shooting to the trick when sandy hook and mandalay bay didn't? I think this is far more likely to be an electoral campaign for the midterms than one for legislative change, particularly in newly purple texas. watch democratic leadership lean into gun control, which they think is a winning issue, and ignore holding the coward cops in uvalde accountable, which they think is a losing issue!
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  8690. as a german, this is impossible to deny. even though I very much dislike orban and his associates. germany stands almost alone amongindustrial nations in being in a recession. however the sanctions probably helped the US more than russia - america last had a fully chinese 5% GDP growth from all of the fossil fuels it's selling to europe at unscrupulously high prices and the ukraine-related weapon sales and production demands and predictions! meanwhile germany has its industry on the subsidy equivalent of a ventilator, the industrial concerns are being paid for not shutting down their factories by way of extremely subsidised energy - the german government decided to gamble on energy prices dropping dramatically within the next very few years (presumably by the war ending and russian fossil fuel deals resuming), and they hope to just keep german industry alive until it hopefully becomes competitive again. and at the same time, they finished shutting down the last german nuclear plants.
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  8691. I did see train staff being featured a little bit in a news report once, and I saw one about the ukrainian railway director who says he's constantly changing where he works and being guarded because he believes that he is a high level assassination target for russia due to the value of the rail system to ukraine's war effort. they also mentioned that something like 50 railway workers had been killed, but that was about two weeks ago. actual risk aside, they definitely have super stressful jobs now because every train connection needs to be planned individually according to threat levels, they need to regulate who gets on their train and who doesn't when there are too many people, and they're probably not going home at all anymore.
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  8692. it's interesting how the surviving family members give a really horrible impression of the family without realising it. I wish this wasn't so incredibly drawn out. this video is like one third content, one third filler, one third pauses.
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  8693. ein echter deutscher
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  8694. no. the titular bleaching is due to sunlight.
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  8695. why can't these f°°°ing UN people stop talking about this atroc°ty like it's a natural disaster? this is being done deliberately, with openly announced intent. w°r cr°mes can rarely be judged as easily as this starvation siege, so grow a backbone and use terminology appropriate for how criminal you all know this to be! nobody needs a court to deliberate about this to decide whether it's criminal, absolutely everybody knows it is! it targets practically exclusively civilians, because even by i-country's county they are98% of the population (and h°m°s are the ones most likely to have squirrelled away strategic stockpiles before 10/7 due to foreknowledge and best access to goods, and according to i-country they're stealing all the aid in which case they would actually be the only ones not being starved at all!). so whose sensitive ears are you even protecting by pretending that you don't know whether anything is caused by anyone?
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  8696. of course it's a firearm. firearms don't have to use cartridges or smokeless powder. muskets are firearms, too.
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  8697. demonstrieren für russische invasion und besatzung und abschaffung des deutschen grundgesetzes: legitime politische vielfalt demonstrieren gegen israelische besatzung und schwerste je gewesene bombardierung palästinensischer zivilisten mit vielfach angesagter genozidabsicht: antisemitismus, islamismus, kriminelle terrorunterstützung
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  8698. "auf beiden seiten" tote: mindestens 30 zu 1 tote kinder: mindestens 400 zu 1 alle menschlichen tiere sind gleich, aber manche sind gleicher als die anderen.
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  8699. relatively highly melanated americans
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  8700. worst year? 2024: "hold my shiraz"
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  8701. and SUVs in europe or asia aren't even as big as american SUVs. there are many SUVs here in germany, but then I saw a hummer once, and was very surprised by the size.
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  8702. 11:21 luxusdesignerin? das sieht ja gruselig aus! :'D was los hier? tageschau erlaubt doch nie kommentare!
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  8703. I was disappointed when john skipped the opportunity to mention that the queen led a successful coup against an australian prime minister in the 1970s.
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  8704. a good question would be whether monkeypox is getting into any native animal species in the countries where it's showed up in the human population. its name is a misnomer based on it first being found in monkeys, but really the main hosts in africa are squirrels and other rodents. given that the virus is so non-picky that it also mnages to infect primates, it seems very likely that it could also spread in rodent populations outside of its natural range.
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  8705. gigabased
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  8706. 1:56 LOL the guy has posted 80.000 tweets? that puts donald trump to shame! xD
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  8707. based and redpilled
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  8708. ah yes, the no true war crime fallacy xD
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  8709. 4idhero it's already too late to launch a UN intervention. that takes months to set up in the best of times and afghanistan will have fallen entirely before thanksgiving. the UN will not capture territory from the taliban. a UN mission would have needed to be prepared BEFORE the US announced its withdrawal. the US decided that there would be no such thing. preventing a UN mission is probably the main reason why the taliban is moving in so fast as NATO is leaving.
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  8710. little green helicopters 😁
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  8711. I know what a flag is, but what are these "flæygs" this guy is talking about?
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  8712.  @ИванПетров-д2ы  sorry, I don't know ukrainian or russian, I just know memes xD
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  8713. they didn't even use an autoclave?????
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  8714. well I guess the ad does suggest that they want their female recruits to be young, pretty and demure...
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  8715. grönland ist im falle eines amerikanisch-russiachen krieges ziemlich relevant. die amis waren da im kalten krieg schon sehr aktiv, und jetzt mit immer weniger polareis und mehr schifffahrt da oben wirds eher noch wichtiger.
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  8716. FYI this is absolutely not the correct pronounciation of "rösti".
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  8717. you must have not been paying attention or listening - it's been almost three weeks, and after that tims in the water, decomposition is too advanced for identification regardless of prior fleshwounds. it's slowed a bit due to moderately low temperatures, but in general, underwater decomposition destroys visually identifiable features faster than relatively dry decomposition, and bodies swell up as the soft tissues get saturated with water (probably more ao in freshwater due to osmotic pressure).
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  8718. You're a god damn genius! This is the most outstanding answer I have ever heard. You must have a goddamn I.Q. of 160. You are goddamn gifted, Private Gump.
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  8719. jesus christ, who makes a military gun with a wooden stovk without a butt plate? the whole gun is in amazing condition, but the corners of those stocks must have broken off a lot of these guns.
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  8720. the better option is to combine kyle and rania and say that you do not condemn x because it is in part a legitimate resistance group, but that you do condemn targeted as well as reckless attacks against civilians as prescribed by the legal princile of distinction in war, and that you acknowledge that a large but somewhat unclear/obfuscated portion of the incident consisted of such unjustifiable attacks on civilians. according to official statistics, two thirds of d°°ths were civilians (including armed ki°°utz guards). however also very notably, only 3% (36) were children, while it's 40% on the other side, already amounting to well over 400 times the total number. 10/7 inexcusably targeted largely civilians, but the numbers actually bear out a near total effort to spare children (from m°°der, not so much from ki°°apping). 14 of the d°°d children also were random victims of the rocket barrage, as opposed to face to face violence. the total d°°th count was 1139, and only 22 of those were children k°°led in the invaded territory by either the invading ground forces or the eventual military response. i-country has never achieved casualty statistics with so few children even at times when they probably were trying!
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  8721. 7:35 sheesh, that is onebad commentary general! wtf are"ukrainian organic drones"? other than the strizh, the ukrainian strike drones hitting deep inside russia are all launched from inside russia, and certainly this latest round was. the bayraktar TB-2 has nothing to do with it, ukraine hasn't flown that into russia. and tochka isn't a drone at all, it's a very old soviet short range ballistic missile system.
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  8722. 3:33 WTF! WHY WOULD YOU SHOW WHERE HIS FAMILY LIVES?! you showed all of their faces including the kids, too! are we gonna pretend like there aren't thousands of crazy people who think that this family is ISIS?
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  8723. friends of mine once accidentally took MDMA with meth mixed in (visibly different crystals), and they didn't sleep for three days
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  8724. naaaah. guests either pay or don't pay, whether they show up or not.
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  8725. 8.1.???
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  8726. mimimimimi
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  8727. I think when cats get old enough, all of them from some point onwards need baths.
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  8728. as a wise seal once said EGG
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  8729. wunschdenken
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  8730. very few countries allow TV marketing of medical products (at least prescription stuff), because it's such nonsense to make people self-diagnose what they have and what they need based on essentially no information.
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  8731. "it was a russian missile" is the new "the russian army is shelling itself at the zaporizhzhia nuclear powerplant". zelensky is playing diplomatic penis piano, and it's embarrassing. ukraine could have gotten more western air defense systems out of this incident, perhaps even NATO air defense coverage for lviv from poland. instead, zelensky chose to jump ahead of the facts and is now calling poland, the US and the NATO secretary general, his most important allies, liars. how does one screw up so bad so quickly, it's incredible! to be clear about why there is no doubt that the missile was ukrainian: the missile debris found on poland is from an old S-300 missile that ukraine uses, and while russia uses S-300 missiles (apparently generally newer models) for ground attack, the impact site was well out of range for an S-300 from the closest point of belarus that russia could have launched a missile from. potential origin points for that missile all lie in western ukraine or in poland, and guess what, poland isn't launching any missiles.
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  8732. 3:40 I love how americans butcher ukrainian and russian city names (probably kherson and kharkiv). it makes them seem so appropriately mentally deficient. xD
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  8733. how is a cross on the back of the slide a sight???
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  8734. I think it got drowned out in the news, but one of the many IDF blunders in this "war" early on was that towards the end of the border-resecuring operation they released a propaganda package consisting of pictures of two or three supposed "terrorists" killed in israel, with guns laying next to their bodies, plus drone footage of the event that through some careless mixup got released as if it supported the presented scenario. but what it actually showed was those two or three gazan men walking just a stone's throw from the fence within israel, unarmed, immeriately complying and surrendering when approached by soldiers, and then being executed on their knees with their hands up. 🤦‍♂️
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  8735. maybe read past the headline before you retell the story? that trash wasn't written by AI, it was entirely written and recorded by some living alleged comedian, and the AI then replaced the voice with a carlin imitation.
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  8736. nobody claims that barghouti abides by such western enemy purity standards.
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  8737. Anni Beden yes, and to be fair, the cheap construction methods for homes in particular in the US are traditionally, in conjunction with the cheap stolen land, providing the basis for a far higher rate of home ownership than we have in most of europe.
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  8738. lover Boy are you aware of the association of your profile name with a common criminal scheme in which young men become teen girls' "boyfriends" to lure them into prostitution?
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  8739. wow... I'm actually a little surprised by how hateful those songs are. you can tell from the music that russia is not winning.
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  8740. y u no mention what wood that is? :<
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  8741. Nolesy bamboo is the wrapping, the planks can't be and are not bamboo.
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  8742. the bad cops are not the minority. look into how much cover cops in 90% of departments get when they break departmenr protocol and laws in abusing citizens, compared to how terribly cops are treated when they file claims against an officer. nowhere near half of US police want any accountability. they are used to being above the law and they want it to stay that way.
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  8743. 🤡
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  8744. pathetic hasbara, again. thanks for laying out so clearly that you should not be taken seriously.
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  8745. sounds like it's doing what it's supposed to do... yes, of course a state guard is a state militia.
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  8746. because it was convenient, duh ;)
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  8747.  @kirsteinluver  maybe work on your reading comprehension. this is not a matter of smaller and bigger bomb, it's a matter of incendiary and high explosive.
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  8748. he still isn't dead yet btw.
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  8749. vielleicht sind die da liegenden kleiderballen für den deutschen markt
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  8750. the news used to talk about the possibility for russia to pinch off ukrainian forces in the east through dnipro, now they're talking about russia doing it through izium... sounds like ukraine is doing pretty well! :)
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  8751. the wind is likely to extend farther than the rain, and has the potential to make the fires much worse.
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  8752. in germany we say früher war mehr lametta
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  8753. you're doing the "I like german but can't speak it" pronounciation perfectly. it's like you're trying, but you haven't been convinced that the german 'z' is not a soft 's', but in fact a non-vocal 'ts'. you're doing 'ei' and 'ie' the right way around though, english speakers normally don't.
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  8754. the amish are real christians, you might be confusing them with the mormons.
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  8755. fishing in the past be like: "lobster traps? what's that? I trawl my lobsters in the lobster nursery."
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  8756. 14:38 the army made that reporter's tape marking as one to not k°°l (unlike others only marked as "press") combine with the "press" letters to form the sign of the cross like a crusader would wear on his armour. peak i°°°eli humour! 🥲 are you not entertained?!
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  8757. und jetzt will spanien deutsche leopard-2 A4 liefern... von wegen absprache! sicherlich wird das aber auch an scholz' erlaubnis hängen bleiben. auch erwähnenswert gewesen wäre das zwischenzeitlich vorgeschobene argument, die schulung ukrainischer streitkräfte an deutschen gerät wäre zu schwierig um kampf- und schützenpanzer zu schicken, aber dann soll die ukraine gepard-flakpanzer und panzerhaubitze-2000 sowie moderne boden-luft-raketen kriegen, die allesamt komplizierter zu bedienen sind als deutsche kampf- und schützenpanzer für ukrainische panzerfahrer wären. ich persönlich glaube, dass der gepard als große ansage ausgesucht wurde WEIL es dafür keine exportierbare munition gibt.
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  8758. *act
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  8759. no surprise whatsoever
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  8760. I think it's very simple and deluded: scholz and the like think that russia is still headed for some kind of victory, hopefully soon, and they try to keep germany on russia's good side to a sufficient degree that russia will be inclined to resume delivery of fossil fuels, and save the german economy as soon as there is some kind of end to the war. scholz is trying to hedge his bets. he hasn't been able to avoid supporting ukraine, but he wants to make a point of showing russia that germany is reluctant, and working to weaken the ukrainian alliance.
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  8761. "another one!" - you know who
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  8762.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  that's not true at all. indonesia recognises many ethnicities as native indonesian citizens, but not papuans, those are, with varying degrees of formality, second class citizens. they are the targets of a low-intensity extermination and ethnic replacement campaign similar to aboriginal australians in the recent past, and amerindian peoples in the US and canada in the slightly less recent past, and in parts of south america still today. or like a less organised slow version of china's uyghur genocide. while it doesn't have identical policies and not nearly as fast a rate of killing, the attitude of indonesia towards western new guinea is the same that it exhibited in east timor. indonesia's deep descent into barbarity, not unlike the rwandan genocide, during its 1960s anti-communist purge also was an expression of the same murderous indonesian nationalism - and it has not at all been critically examined in retrospect by the indonesian general public, with the perpetrators never being held accountable and more commonly seen as heroes than as criminals.
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  8763. he ded
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  8764. that couple in their 80s still collecting latex and living in a sort of large dog house are pretty horrible to look at.
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  8765. it's probably very useful for his outdoor survival to have grown up with the one dog that he needs to avoid, that should make him much more likely to be cautious around other dogs. in fact, considering the intent to release, they definitely should not have socialised this bird with dogs at all, you shouldn't socialise any animal intended to be released with any other species of animal, or at least not potentially dangerous species. hand-raised and released wild animals bonding with humans is also dangerous for their later wildlife, but it's much harder to avoid, and may in some more social and parental species be less bad than isolating the animal entirely. and a released smaller animal getting close to random humans is much less likely to get them hurt than doing the same to dogs or cats, since humans are less likely to attack them and even if they do, they're likely to not be as fast and coordinated.
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  8766. fastest whistler video ever
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  8767. I think they withdrew settlers and permanent internal military deployment in 2005, so yes, at that point it was accurately describable as such. since then, it's been a closed gh°°to. the difference between those is that the gh°°to usually only has inmates running the show inside and families living together, whereas the CC has guards inside (who tend to institute order like forced labour and separating genders, but it's optional). if you have guards inside and the inmates are awaiting trial or convicted of crimes, that's a jail or prison, whereas a G or CC is typically filled by rounding up an identity-section of a population with no individual accusations of wrongdoing, mostly by ethnicity, and usually all ages. most german CCs doubled as prisons for severe criminal convictions, but that's not what CCs are definitionally about. since the military is mostly just m°°dering people, I would say the direct oc°°°ation now does not resemble prison guard functions enough, so it's still a gh°°°o undergoing liquidation, as masha gessen accurately described. or arguably a closed IDP (ref°gee) c°mp, since almost everyone has been dehoused.
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  8768. naaaah cenk is being way too dismissive of this woman's trauma in his assessment that her not having a gun was good. her having a gun and failing to use it and letting him get it could have been even worse, but I would say that much better outcomes would have beeen him getting shot and wounded and arrested, held at gunpoint and arrested, or scared off at gunpoint. qhether him getting killed would have been a good thing is debatable. her being able to access a gun that she was capable of using would overall absolutely have been good. what this man did to that old lady is absolutely horrifying. plenty of people never feel safe in their homes again even if they just have a break-in when they're not at home. this incident almost certainly ended this woman's ability to live alone to say the least!
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  8769. ah, so it's their own fault? all the more reason to stop propping up the pakistani state with aid money while they are our enemy! we should give money only to NGOs, none to the government!
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  8770. technically, everything logan paul does counts as just a prank bro - because he was born in april 1st!
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  8771.  @vvy4egh  what?
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  8772. ባ you think TPLF is responsible for all atrocities even after ethiopia has invited the eritrean military into tigray? that's quite a hot take, buddy.
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  8773.  @grindelwald2  che guevara war ein narzisstischer mörder und homophob wie ramzan kadyrov.
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  8774. dumbest take
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  8775.  @Drinkingyoursaltytearsallah  he isn't a cybersecurity specialist, that's for sure. xD
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  8776. she would have been allowed to speak out publically, but there would have been big potential for reprisals. this was not her speaking publically, it was illegally leaked from the court procedings.
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  8777. love how you're pretending like TYT didn't push the chinese party line about covid throughout 2020. you people were slower than just about any other news organisation to even mention covid (not until well into february) because you thought it was an exaggerated republican anti-china story. you were so eager to pretend that it wasn't a thing that ana went on a cruise from late february to early march, which was weeks after cruise ships started making massive global headlines for being quarantined (she later went on a week-long rage tirade blaming donald trump and bob woodward for misleading her by not telling her that trump actually knew, unlike ana, that what front page news all around the world were reporting was actually true). TYT covid coverage was the worst, and it proclaimed all lab leak talk to be racist conspiracy theories throughout the whole pandemic.
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  8778. she's looking rather asian herself.
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  8779. toxic-low-key-ghost I guess ruthlessness can be considered a talent.
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  8780. ok, so what you're saying is that this is a very common find of a not very old small boat. cool. 🙄
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  8781. mathe ist überall gleich gültig, und überall gleichgültig :)
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  8782. what a deranged take! clearly it is the US and israel who are escalating, and iran's responses are muvh smaller. thr houthis are doing this to demand an end to the gen°°ide. stop isr°°ls atrocities instead of supporting them!
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  8783. are really 95% of property appraisers in the US white? that sounds a bit outlandish.
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  8784.  @maxo1124  what
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  8785. kaylee and madison look like twins, how are they not related?
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  8786. it seems quite clear that they didn't limit those badgers' human contact to make them releaseable. I don't think they wanted to release them. probably good for the badgers, but a bit dishonest.
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  8787. A S if you think the ethiopian military is treating civilians well, do you think that the eritrean troops invited by ethiopia have treated civilians well also? do you think it's acceptable gor your government to ally itself with a nation like that against its own citizens?
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  8788. sounds too good to ever be elected.
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  8789. mike johnson? yeah right! I'm telling you, that MFer is not real!
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  8790. ....weil das vor ein paar wochen war?
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  8791. I have once more since the day of many 9/11s been horrified by the media coverage, seeing supposedly middle of the road media like the BBC switch their previous pretense that all of the aggression from the US and its allies (hundreds of strikes including in the capital cities of lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen) had not been escalatory but merely "raising fears of escalation/regional expansion of the conflict" to now asking any US government official willing to talk to them "people are saying that there needs to be a tough response, are you going to target iran now?". one particularly pernicious media channel frequently recommended to me on youtube is the centrist-spinning murdoch media "times radio". their middle east coverage is constant implicit warmongering, they try to never present any part of the situation as involving choices for the west of whether to escalate or deescalate, it's always "we must respond to this attack" (never presented as a claim that could possibly require an explanation), and whining at podcast length about the americans and british feeling so threatened in the middle east. they're programming their audience to believe that the west was dragged into a war it doesn't want, it's all self-defence, but they don't actually say that because that would invite rebuttals, they just constantly push the audience to feel it. they're building support for or acquiescence to war among a target demographic not receptive to a message of aggression.
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  8792.  @l_ndonmusic  are you perhaps fauschistically inclined? I haven't been around there for a few months because I got banned for making too much sense. ;) I thought I might make a new account, but tuning out for a while made it more apparent how very toxic that content is, and it's lost its appeal to me.
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  8793. can I get an american perspective on this please - is it really too difficult still to diamiss this as obviously another fake story of biden secretly not aligning with i-country's government, and just not talk about it because it's not worth talking about? as an american, I mean. also can somebody please tell the tyts and ana specifically that politico ~5 years ago was bought by the german murdoch media equivalent axel springer, which contractually obliges its journalists to make all i-country reporting supportive of i-country? politico is now officially a zi°nist media company. simply do not cite them about i-country, it never makes sense. if the same thing can't be found in more credible media, it is a fake story, guaranteed. do not apply whatever impression you've formed of politico generally to its i-country reporting today, that is not politico, it's axel springer. they take that sh°° very seriously, it is the most emphasized and enforced part of their official political stance. they consistently outdo german state media in zi°nism intensity, and that's really saying something.
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  8794. according to president steinmeier, who was temporarily uninvited by ukraine, nord stream 2 was a "peace project", so I guess so.
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  8795. huh? where do shelters euthanize healthy friendly kittens? wouldn't those normally be at the bottom of the list?
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  8796. I still think that AOC criticism from the left used to be insane and harmful to the whole US electoral left, but man, has she dropped the ball now with her all-in on biden! she ought to be getting major committee assignments in the future for selling out so hard, because I think it must have cost her A LOT of her public support. of course the worst is her early endorsement along with bernie and various others, when very obviously the least they ought to do is to withhold their wndorsement at least until shortly before early voting starts for the general in order to not sign off on biden's pal°°°ine policy by signaling that it's good enough as-is. in terms of eriving votes, I can't see how endorsing this early could have any effect anyway, it's just a loyalty pledge that gets demanded at a particular point in time when the candidate wants a little news disruption through positive headlines.
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  8797.  @cebillon  verurteilen sie chamas????
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  8798. firing that thing from the hip with a 1400 rpm rate of fire sounds absolutely ridiculous! xD
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  8799. Graham Baker thanks, that's very interesting. I didn't know about that russian SARS vaccine, I was just guessing based on media reports in early 2020 that said that western covid vaccine development data was being hacked probably by russians.
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  8800. noop9k neither do the other vaccines. if you had sputnik, odds are that you had only two doses like half a year ago. at that point, none of the vaccines are going to protect you from infection or mild symptoms from omicron, and the best ones are going to give you perhaps a 50-70% reduction in intensive care and death risk.
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  8801. they're a very small minority, vaccinationrates among healthcare workers are super high even in places with no mandates.
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  8802.  @sChick-vy3vi  if one was to be very optimistic, perhaps it stopped because some new regulation against destroying forests to plant oil palms actually had teeth, at least in your area?
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  8803.  @sChick-vy3vi  nevermind, I didn't mean to make that a reply to you. deforestation in indonesia is in very large part driven by the establishment of palm oil plantations. but I think that process has actually slowed down in recent years. there's stuff like major corporations recently pledging to try to freeze deforestation by only buying palm oil from plantations that haven't been recently established after removing forest. of course that sort of thing never works as well as advertised, but it sometimes works a little bit. I think child labour in asian textile manufacturing and african cocoa growing has been decreased somewhat through similar efforts. indonesia's oil palm planting area is certainly still growing, but probably not everywhere where it used to.
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  8804. land of the greed, home of the slaves
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  8805. wenn man die leute schon in scheiß containern unterbringt, warum dann so viele auf einmal irgendwo abseits von allem? warum nicht ein paar dutzend leute auf einmal hier und da verteilt?
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  8806. abortion isn't locally regulated in poland, it's banned nationally
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  8807. one more of many examples of biden's off the cuff statements just being complete idiocy. it's very clear that he made a choice, he changed his mind, he wants to build that section of border wall because he believes that it will work. making this choice is going to be popular with some and unpopular with other voters. except that biden has immediately ruined it by disavowing and very obviously lying about it, so now he's given away the support that his change of heart could have gained him, but he won't gain back the support that it lost him. as trump shows, you CAN gain a lot in US politics by lying. but the way trump lies is one that makes him look decisive and strong. when biden lies, he looks indecisive, weak and disoriented. biden is reality-challenged, trump challenges reality.
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  8808. boah krass,wasistdenn mit spahn passiert? seit wann merzt der so? anderthalb jahre in der opposition, und die CDU schiebtdermaßen entzug, dass sie sogar für markus lanz' geschmack zu reißerisch kulturkampfig rechts geworden sind... und ja, natürlich hilft die CDU derAfD wenn die CDU praktisch 1 zu 1 das gleichewie die AfD sagt, und ebenso wie die AfD groß davon rumtönen, dass die guten AfD-umfragewerte ein top-indiz für desaströse aebeit der bundesregierung sei. die CDU sagt: die haltung derAfD zum regierungskurs ist korrekt, und bürger, die wissen was los ist, wählen AfD. natürlich regt der propagandakurs der CDU leute dazu an, AfD zu wählen oder in umfragen zuunterstützen, die CDU macht ja praktisch 1 zu 1 wahlkampf für die AfD!
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  8809. 2:10 nice shot... at first I thought it was a monkey skull, but that's a child's skull, isn't it? ☠️
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  8810. first time finding out you're not catholic?
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  8811. 1:01 arrest me, mommy 👀
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  8812. that's always been the case.
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  8813. israel hat auch so getan, als hätte guterres das hamassaker gerechtfertigt, obwohl er seine verurteilung dessen in der selben rede wirklich nicht klarer hätte ausdrücken können. die israelischen politiker wie der UN-botschafter glauben selbst nicht, was sie verzapfen. es geht einfach nur darum, maximal druck zu machen, und die bedingungslose unterstützung aus amerika, deutschland und co so gründlich wie möglich auszunutzen. man hat ja offensichtlich jetzt einen freifahrtschein, um sich im namen der selbstverteidigung alles erlauben zu können.
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  8814. the disaster are the decades of terrible government by his party.
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  8815. I can'twait for the aid block party people to he asked for their comment
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  8816. 7:02 sorry, but that is a misrepresentation of a real act of oppression. DCI-P was one in a package of several aid groups who were designated as te°°or organizations (all of course eventually completely vindicated, even according to the US). it seems very unlikely that the administrative state reacted in one day's time to add DCI-P to that list, so most likely its banning had nothing to do with that one case.
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  8817. I think erdogan is having a senior moment...
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  8818. "how often do you want to falsely claim that kherson city was the only ukrainian regional capital russia captured, while in reality russia still holds the regional capitals of luhansk, donetsk, and crimea?" DW: "YES!"
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  8819. sure 😒
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  8820. häider
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  8821. you'll be fine, billions of other people have gotten covid vaccines and are fine, and AZ and pfizer are the most common ones, I think. the risk-benefit ratio of getting vaccinated depends on the chance that you have to be exposed to the virus in the future, but covid is so prevalent in almost every country that getting vaccinated constitutes an overall risk reduction to people of all ages, because the infection is way more harmful even to the least susceptible people than the vaccines are. the fact that most people you know are not getting vaccinated makes it an even better choice for you to be vaccinated, because they pose a higher risk of transmission to you than they would if they were vaccinated (and you are less likely to infect them since you are vaccinated). and the fact that apparently you have been telling people that you are vaccinated is likely to contribute to some of them considering vaccination eventually, when they see that it didn't harm you (because these people care more about nicki minaj's cousin's friend's balls type anecdotes than about study data). :)
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  8822. na, wer will denn auch 80€ für einen test zahlen, der weniger anerkannt als PCR ist und wahrscheinlich wegen mangelnder bekanntheit für diskussionen sorgt? wenn der test zur einreise in andere länder brauchbar ist, wäre natürlich praktisch, dass man den direkt vor der abreise machen und gleich das ergebnis mitnehmen kann, aber wenns bei poc-nat deutlich mehr falsch-negative ergebnisse gibt als bei PCR, ists wohl wenig attraktiv, den als einreisetest zu erlauben. außer wenn man das defizit durch deutlich zeitnähere testung ausgleichen kann.
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  8823.  @DJ1573  if that project gets government funding, I will do bad things.
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  8824. *protesters
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  8825. I wonder if there are chad galactic memes yet 🤔
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  8826. alter verwalter, die sputnikleute sind ja total durch!
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  8827. the only thing I have an issue with in these prison dog programs is that the prisoners have no option to adopt the dogs, they have to give them up if somebody outside wants them. fostering and then giving away a dog is hard for many people, and those dogs probably mean even more to the inmates than dogs mean to an average dog owner outside. I would be hesitant to adopt one of those dogs, because I would be taking somebody's best friend. if I was one of those prisoners, I might secretly sabotage the training so that the dog doesn't pass as adoptable. ;)
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  8828. turns out it is
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  8829. I love how many thin blue line people in the comments are conflicted because even with something like this, they find it very difficult to condemn a cop and consider him a piece of shit.
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  8830. pretty sure the indian government is just really stupid...
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  8831. I think you might want to drop this sponsor. war thunder supports russia's war against ukraine.
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  8832. I'm sceptical about the phone call reporting the use of blocking forces. I don't speak russian, but it sounds a bit unconvincing.
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  8833. #quexit
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  8834. whaaaat who told the french they were allowed to do something?
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  8835. cry me a river! if he is deradicalised, indonesia may be able to use him to work against the very serious problem of islamism in the country, and that's worth much more than your need for revenge for the guy having contributed to the murders of a whole lot of white people.
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  8836. Ana is having some real trouble understanding separation of church and state. it doesn't mean that religious groups are not allowed to react to or influrnce politics, nor does it mean that politicians must set aside their religious beliefs.
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  8837. it's not a steroid, it's a heart medication that increases blood circulation and endurance.
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  8838. 1:00 wide zelensky
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  8839. kannst du wahrscheinlich wirklich machen. es gab schon öfter nach überschwemmungen in deutschland erfolgreiche programme, um hilfe durch freiwillige von außerhalb zu organisieren.
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  8840. 4:30 hold up... did that kid who drew the picture in the middle sneak in ukrainian flag colours? :o
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  8841.  @danjordan1979  🌻🙂
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  8842. @harrydersonnenkonig6275 dass i-land mit beihilfe deutschlands v°lk°rm°rd begeht, ist seit den v°lkerm°rd-ansagen und unterstützungsbekundungen am 7.10.und 8.10. bekannt.
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  8843. not yet
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  8844. this is the kind of gun it takes to make european cops shoot as many bullets as american cops.
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  8845. wow, that woman's fake russian accent is TERRIBLE
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  8846. who needs a pump when you have centrifugal force?
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  8847. jayar confusing billions with trillions three times i a row and even after being corrected was big cringe. are these state-owned prisons now, or are they government-subsidized private prisons?
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  8848.  @BobWolf006  yes, but subsistence farmers don't contribute to that system, they are mostly excluded from the global economy (only able to buy minimal goods). subsistence farming means growing your own food. this tends to take up most of these people's time, so they never make money for themselves or for others. they inefficiently grow small amounts of food and they eat that food, and when the harvest fails, they starve because they have no money to buy anything. those are most of the people depending on food aid.
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  8849. no, almost everybody dying now is dying because they're not americans and y'all americafirsted the vaccines.
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  8850. I don't understand why this guy was still in russia. I've seen his interviews before, and he was talking like he wasn't. guys, you need to stop letting putin just arrest you. it's not smart, it's not taking a stand, it just works in his favor. navalny shouldn't have returned to russia either, he could be a lot more useful in exile now than in the gulag.
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  8851. the question to ask would have been "what evidence do they have that they caught the right guy?". the cop only mentioned that he was walking around suspiciously with no apparent destination while carrying a piatol. that is far from conclusive evidence that he's a serial killer.
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  8852. and so begins the cycle of violence
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  8853. why would you have santas in mid november? -.- that shit should be limited to two weeks a year. four to five weeks christmas decoration. there should be periods in between halloween (1 day), thanksgenocide (1 day), and christmas!
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  8854. no, of course not.
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  8855. Ryan Whatever hug calm down, the trumpists can't get you.
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  8856. taipan mali=/=malle
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  8857. 1:15 "das aufbruchssignal entsteht tatsächlich aus der erfahrung von olaf scholz" - SPD-logik
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  8858. I think I saw marione ingram at one of those protests the other day, she is literally THAT °°°. she's from hamburg, germany and survived both the h°°°°aust and the hamburg firestorm (joint operation of UK and US airforces fittingly named "gomorrah") as a child old enough to remember. because she is known for demonstrating for pal°°°°ne, the city of hamburg uninvited her late last year from a tour of school visits she was scheduled to have earlier this year to talk to schoolchildren in hamburg about her experiences and rac°°m. white germans like to complain about germans from turkish and arab/north african immigrant families (large eth°°c min°°ity populations in germany) not relating to germany's big H obsession and philos°°°tism "culture of remembrance". I reckon having some of those kids in particular meet a °°°ish survivor and witness who protests for pal°°°°ne because she recognizes the common humanity and relates to the experiences of oppression and ge°°°°de as well as devastating b°°bardment could have made a real difference. and she is 89, if they push back this plan a year or two, they can't just expect that she'll still be healthy enough to travel from america for such a visit!
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  8859. everybody bullies china, china offers no resistance. italy: "hey china, give me some of that land there!" china: "who do you think you are? 🙄"
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  8860. big sussywussy.
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  8861. yeah wtf were they doing with that camera, what's the point of filming individual people this close?
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  8862. the SPD that's leading the polls is not left wing or socialist. they are social democrats who betrayed the working class decades ago, they are as centrist as it gets.
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  8863. 2:06 boah geil, rainer wendt! man kennt ihn, man liebt ihn, deutschlands bester polizist, rechtsexperte und freiheitskämpfer!
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  8864. a-pvp: 1.5/5*
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  8865. he needs to have the hoff twins on the show, they'd give him the pass.
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  8866. the kabul evacuation is scheduled to end on august 31st. that's not long enough to evacuate the western collaborators, progressive activists and female professionals and their spouses and children. we need to expand the volume of flights and the duration of the mission, and we need to send in more troops to guarantee safe passage to the airport. it would also be nice if there could be evacuations from other major cities such as kunduz, kandahar, herat and mazar-i-sharif. NATO should have defended kabul to conduct this evacuation as the last contingency plan. there would have been afghan troops who would have still fought if they had the guarantees that NATO troops would have provided. we made it harder than it had to be, but that's no excuse not to do it.
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  8867. I think he has a proper stutter
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  8868. nah that's for sure outrage marketing.
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  8869. that dog is all ears
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  8870. I'm disappointed in simon for not attempting to say "heiliges römisches reich deutscher nation". :(
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  8871. is this the official wastefulness and pollution channel yet?
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  8872. de-retirement fund these police!
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  8873. hairless chimps look terrifying!
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  8874. and germany, and DW and almost all other german and american big news media companies
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  8875. I wonder if he's been categorised as a terrorist by iran yet
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  8876. astrology? just say no!
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  8877.  @jeebusk  a dare to say "jaguar" wrong? it is if you want it to be xD
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  8878. I'm drawing the line slightly differently. I think the butt is fine, the problem is the crack. if this was in the 800s, I don't think she would have had a dress that made a butt print like that even with stefano's male sea breeze.
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  8879. JESUS CHRIST they're STILL trying to gauge putin's red lines?! there is absolutely no indication that we can keep putin from escalating by keeping out involvement down. he doesn't need provocations to escalate. what we're foing by assuring him that we won't escalate is to allow him to decide precisely how far HE wants to escalate, safe in the kmowledge that there won't be a tipping point where we would escalate further than he wants. we're just letting putin decide what kind of war he wants to fight, we are not containing him!
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  8880. 2:37 is°°el as°as°inated a cartoonist in london? wow. uuuhh😱 uooohhh I feel something coming🫢 oh f°°°🤢 🤮🤮 IS°°EL=IS°S OH MY GOD ISR°°L=I°IS!!!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
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  8881. all meat is supposed to be medium rare. steak? medium rare. burger? medium rare. chicken? medium rare. sushi? medium rare.
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  8882. if they mads it actoss the river, even without equipment, that's good news. they'll still need to get the hell out of lysychansk though.
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  8883. they actually know him as the seal saving guy. he has a lot of youtube videos where he catches fur seals that are tangled in fishing gear and trash and cuts them loose.
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  8884.  @robertnewell4054  I thought that mount everest was more of an outlier, I would have guessed 1-4 mountains over 8000 meters.
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  8885. I'm pretty sure that none of that system was innovative, it was just big. I think the real tricky part would have probably been the construction of the cannon. there's a technical drawing of a cross-section of the cannon that shows that it's constructed of many interlocking bands of steel (or wrought iron, I'm not sure), and they all would have been huge and very difficult to shape and assemble. the machinery used in the factory to build the gun (furnaces, cranes, power-hammers etc) would have been much more impressive than the machinery required to operate the gun. you can find videos on yourube of factories forging giant steel objects. the machinery is extremely impressive, and it would be even more so if it had to be powered on site by coal-fired steam engines.
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  8886. if so, what point do you think you're making? nothing in this story alleges misconduct by the brazilian military. in fact the brazilian military has acted remarkably well by not supporting bolsonaro in keepingpower, despite him having deep ties to military brass, announcingpre-election that he would not accept defeat, and having thoisands of civilian supporters camped outaide of army barracks and administrative centers since the election, begging the militry to conduct a coup. the milotary hasn't acted politically at all, and the police have been fighting for the elected president and constitutional order. the security forces have totally abandoned bolsonaro.
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  8887. because vanilla is basically just an enhancement for sweet cream flavour. vanilla is what you put in it if you put nothing else in it.
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  8888. maybe putin is trying to make ukraine collapse under the weight of having to take care of hundreds of thousands of POWs...
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  8889. he could add an anaconda
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  8890. I don't think you're reading this right. it DOES ban teaching about n4z1 ideology!
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  8891. "keine waffenlieferungen in krisengebiete" war schon immer bloß eine verkaufsmasche, damit andere staaten mehr deutsche waffen kaufen als sie brauchen. mit dem trick können sie nämlich nicht mit dem kauf warten, bis sie wirklich bedarf haben, sondern müssen auf verdacht vorausschauend kaufen. und wenn man dann so geiles deutsches kriegsspielzeug rumliegen hat, dann wärs doch eigentlich doof, das nie zu verwenden bis es irgendwann veraltet ist. sehr sehr sinnvolle pazifistische haltung von deutschland also. 🙄 im übrigen wars für deutschland kein problem, den saudis während ihrem netten kleinen vernichtungskrieg im yemen weiter waffen zu schicken. wobei man natürlich auch sagen kann, dass saudi-arabien ja kein krisengebiet war, weil die saudis selbst keiner gefahr ausgesetzt waren, und die krise nur im yemen war und ist. als die peschmerga deutsche waffen gegen ISIS bekommen haben, war da allerdings schon so eine art krisenähnlicher zustand im irak...
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  8892. a single seat heavy bomber? why??
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  8893. except if they play bach.
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  8894. certainly not all, and generally unlikely since they're all very likely to be vegans.
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  8895. he's not on a VENTILATOR, you damn covid casuals, he's on SUPPLEMENTAL OXYGEN! you can't talk on a ventilator, and you're under full anaesthesia in most cases. how tuned out do you have to be to not know the difference after 2020? >_> confusing CPAP with a ventilator like elon did back in the day is one thing, calling supplemental oxygen a ventilator is just dumb at this point. even more dumb than you had to be to voluntarily choose the J&J vaccine over the mRNA options, despite it already being known that one dose of mRNA was slightly more effective and two doses reduced the residual risk by about 80% compared to the one shot gimmick accine from J&J - as john and cenk did. TYT covid coverage is weak. it feels like your american bad education just leaves you unable to talk about anything that isn't american political drama.
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  8896. trump: claims to be sacrificing himself for america in an obvious attempt to imitate jesus trumpist, feeling very proud of her pattern recognition: "I feel like... trump is just like jesus, isn't he?
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  8897. those are some good looking pigs!
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  8898. the UN has actually been very uncommonly active. normally they manage to do much less.
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  8899. based.
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  8900. that kinda sounds like finland has cheatcodes.
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  8901. you mean andrew tate or fausch?
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  8902. today on last week tonight, or the why I'm happy to live in notamerica show:
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  8903. we have arrived at a point in the study and real time observation of climate change where naming even the most obvious facts about the climate of the near future sounds like alarmism. within the next 20-40 years, climate change will have become the biggest catastrophe in human history. this is a great interview, but to a less informed listener, it's a little misleading in how much it highlights death by overheating, as if that was the primary issue in our future. that's not what's going to happen, because people react and attempt to save themselves. what is going to happen is a migration wave orders of magnitude greater than any that have happened before - I consider it to be a conservative guess that the number of concurrent international climate migrants will grow to a billion within the next 40-70 years (or for an upper end estimate by 2100, 3 billion). a very large portion of humanity lives in places that will become uninhabitable, either in coadtal or estuary cities around the globe or coastal lowlands like the netherlands and bangladesh that will flood, in arid and drying regions like the southern and south-western US, or in various locations in the tropics and subtropics that will, besides more severe storms, face increasingly deadly heatwaves. agriculture will alwo need to shift in methods and in locations, and will certainly become more difficult. the resulting food scarcity will be compounded by the likely collapse of most ocean fishing, though this will be more due to overfishing and pollution, with climate change only being a lesser factor (temperature increases are killing whole coral landscapes, and increased CO2 content in water lowers pH and damages calcified shells of animals such as molluscs and crustaceans). in theory, perhaps earth won't lose habitability to a high enough degree to stop being able to support the human population (though the average human will live in a much worse environment), since there is land mostly in canada and ruasia that will become more habitable and arable. but those of us living in the liveable places absolutely will not want to allow hundreds of millions of destitute brown people to come live here. one expectation that I have in this regard is that the EU outer border and US southern border will be defended with deadly force within the next 20 years - likely with autonomous weapons.
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  8904. squeak
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  8905.  @marufahmed3416  no, he was there without a mask, there are pictures.
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  8906. Kat Thomas that half shove half punch didn't hit her windpipe, it hit the side of her throat under her cheek. it did not pose a serious risk.
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  8907. they're actually in a way more brave than the ukrainians, becausethe ukrainians who resist are just doing what theirqhole society is doing, whereas afghan women and girls who resist the taliban are going against what a very large part of their society wants them to do.
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  8908. Paul Deck and why would it take more bravery to fight an invasion like that? it's an easy cause to get behind, there are effective weapons and organization, and it's going pretty well. women's rights or girls' education in afghanistan are a pretty hopeless cause to fight for, a somewhat less inviting prospect.
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  8909. Paul Deck ok american
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  8910. wtf, you gave one of those an apostrophe, and not the other... PICK A LANE!
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  8911. 3:10 - 3:25 the tone of that "NOOOOO" is memeworthy xD
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  8912. because men drink more vodka, duh.
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  8913. this guy has a great name to be presenting that story. 😂
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  8914. ​ @caulkins69 when I ask around for kids to befriend, everybody tells me it's "creepy" and they call the cops. :(
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  8915. der unterschied zwischen einer million und einer milliarde ist nicht faktor 10, sondern faktor 1000...
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  8916. you've done it ivan, I am paralyzed by fear!
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  8917. yeah no shit. they committed crimes on camera punishable by at least 5 years imprisonment.
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  8918.  @damienspectre4231  germanistan almanistan
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  8919.  @eisbeinGermany  is he an ANC member? sounds like one...
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  8920. I think they are programmed after motion capture of humans running that obstacle course, like they do for movie animations.
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  8921. doesn't take much, given how short he is
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  8922. the politicians shouldn't allow hotels to run without waste treatment.
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  8923. I'm thinking this scammer for once is in real deep shit for her identity theft/impersonating a government official.
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  8924. are they saying that they took the cat to a vet and the vet didn't notice???
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  8925. yikes thems some big flares
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  8926. assram missiles? xD
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  8927. so the serbs started it, and NATO and such are telling kosovo to deescalate? how is that going to help rather than embolden the serbian protesters and the serbian government to take further actions? if you boycott a vote, you are handingthe victory to your opponents. now they complain that the opponents won. even if an election is fraudulent (there's no way these particular elections are aufficiently fraudulent, given the international oversight), boycotting it in most cases is nothing but a rejection of democracy. it doesn't call into question the legitimacy of the election so much as it calls into question the legitimacy of the movement, and it has no way of effecting the improvement of future elections.
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  8928. capespring yes. though notable to actually be fair, the runners would need to get them early to train with.
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  8929. 2:09 looted liberated from the tokyo army arsenal in 1946
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  8930. LOL there was a select-fire version of this, S18-1100
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  8931. 1:12:40 that's one derpy king! :D
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  8932. LITERALLY 1984
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  8933. also as far as I've heard, two or three of those 12 people allegedly aware and involved could not beidentified - UNRWA doesn't employ people with those names. and somehow i-country either was too sloppy or knew that not even that part ofthe allegation needed to be plausible, so they apparently just did not compare their list of t°rture names with the UNRWA employee list. that whole allegation was only marginally more credible than if they had released a statement that they had traced back the origins of kh°m°s to the cann°bal island of robinson crusoe's sidekick friday.
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  8934. ​ @3Dmaking innocence is assumed, guilt must be proven individually.
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  8935. feral means descended from domesticated animals. the pigs in hawaii come from escaped domestic pigs, there were no pigs in hawaii before humans brought pigs. I think the hogs in the mainland US are also entirely non-native, but those might involve some more direct european wild boar ancestors that may have been introduced to america for hunting. certainly some of them look like it.
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  8936. whoever is uploading these videos makes a loooooooot of mistakes in the titles. normally the lower third stuff in the video is correct, and the video titles are trash. they don't read the comments and correct them either.
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  8937. 7:35 "finding practical problems to real issues that concern people's daily lives" are the tories becoming self-aware? 😂
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  8938. the soviets had 90% of 60.000 tanks in active use?? doing what????
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  8939. you're sounding suspiciously like someone who doesn't condemn khamas!
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  8940. you know how people call the US president the "leader of the free world"? CAN WE GET SOME OF THAT? RIGHT NOW, PLEASE?! get harris out of the basement, wake up biden, put sticky tape on biden's eyelids to hold them open, give biden amphetamine so he can talk, give harris a benzo so that she doesn't talk, and then stand them both together behind a podium like chuck&nancy, and make biden read from a teleprompter that is°°el must cease fire immediately, otherwise the US will not come to its aid if the conflict widens. I want to live in THAT world! 😫
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  8941. smoosh that cat?
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  8942. that looks like a german shepherd chow chow mix. also shut up about "responsible breeders". it's not responsible at all for most people to buy pet dogs from ANY breeders, because there are too many dogs.
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  8943. cool, but probably a misleading title given that twitter now has membership revenue
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  8944. rant paul
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  8945.  @aidsskrillex327  🤡
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  8946. he already showed that lack of compassion during the afghanistan handover, but then it was shared by the american left.
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  8947. schon wieder ein ant°sem°t°scher vorfall 😫
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  8948. the alcoholism is a feature, not a bug: alcoholics are very good at aleeping on the floor!
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  8949. it has a lion profile picture, guys. there are no lions in russia, are there? use your heads!🦁
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  8950. come on. from what I've heard, and never on TYT, I'm not pro-zempic - mostly because apparently you need to keep taking it permanently, as people generally put the weight back on after they quit ozempic for weight loss. but you're arguing here with the current cost of patented ozempic against a claim that the net cost for america would be lowered if health insurance covered near future non-patented generic much cheaper "ozempic". your argument is invalid, it fails to address the claim. this is so lazy and ignorant, even francesca and woz can do better if they just try a little bit. well, francesca can. woz is a sports commentator, he does it like yoda:"do or do not! there is no 'try'.".
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  8951. he was trying to intimidate the protesters, but made no attempt to run them over and posed very little risk as he was driving particularly slow.
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  8952. 8 years later in russia: "look, they're not laughing anymore! full success, vladimir vladimirovich!"
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  8953. the french were NOT a formidable opponent in the second world war. they were literally defeated in a blitzkrieg, and then they were almost entirely finished and got gifted a fake winner status at the end of the war by their allies. they did fight, but they could hardly have lost harder.
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  8954. Wannabe On Mars in retrospect it seems like the french should have given the belgians the choice to either be on one side or on the other side of the maginot line, and extended it to the sea either way.
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  8955.  @olivierpuyou3621  only idiots think that I'm russian.
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  8956. a lot of armies would have the opposite opinion.
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  8957. yes, it's absolutely absurd to consider that for a military gun.
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  8958. uhm... that's concerning. you ought to be noticing kids on the sidewalk when you're driving, because they could run into the road and you should spot that early.
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  8959. B69? nice
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  8960. I would guess that the romans were much more of a professional army with every man being fully trained and employed as a soldier, whereas at least parts of the gallic forces would have been more like occasionally mobilized militias whose members normally practiced various other professions. even if the gauls had professional soldiers (which I'm guessing they did after several years of roman conquest at least), it still would have made sense to bring the militia along to fight a large roman force.
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  8961. yamaha is one of those
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  8962. it's some of the prettiest walnut on any gun on this channel. I think the high contrast and relatively colourful golden parts are typical of bastogne walnut, a hybrid of american black walnut and european walnut.
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  8963. 😏
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  8964. I'm 90% sure that you want something more powerful than 9mm for horses.
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  8965. might be legal and profitable somehow to export some old ones of those to the US for weird gun collectors. WW2 era especially, of course. americans won't care about filipino independence struggle history.
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  8966. he appreciates the little things in life because for ten years he didn't have them, and he had to do a lot of rehab training to gain them back. I think he's still excited about being able to express himself.
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  8967. well that's stupid
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  8968. really, italian cops NORMALLY carry submachine guns? here in germany, cops ALWAYS carry a pistol and only for special occasions something bigger (though all patrol cars have fully automatic weapons in them, I'm not sure if they're submachine guns or assault rifles).
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  8969.  @CFS1822  yeah that makes much more sense, it's just not what OP claimed, which is that italian cops always carry these.
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  8970. they are taught to worship their leaders from early childhood, it's kinda like how a christian would feel if they were around for jesus' death.
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  8971. Salpeteroxid nostradamus much?
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  8972. personal favourite channel to fall asleep to: fall of civilisations
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  8973. return rifle to monke
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  8974. ​ @skp8748 black kids in america also don't get locked up in enemy-military-operated adult prisons completely mixed in with adults, potentially indefinitely without charge like gitmo, with their parents either unable to ever visit, or only able to visit on rare occasions with months-long bureaucratic delays to get an entry permit for the allegedly foreign country in which the prison is located.
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  8975. I doubt it, it's in mainstream and government funded news in europe.
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  8976. well, with russians it is much clearer that the majority are bad, and responsible for being bad.
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  8977. high-energy lasers have gotten way more functional since soviet times
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  8978. ​ @nighttrain1236 deescalate, not escalate. as we expect from everybody else. israel can easily prevent such attacks by simply manning the gazan border to a remotely reasonable degree. and israel's iron dome supply is entirely gifted by america as needed. hamas can do almost nothing to israel if they're not actively permitted. one might want to ask netanyahu, and the head of the israeli armed forces, and the commander of the gaza division (none of which have resigned) why there appears to have been hardly any troop presence, and why it took six hours to even initiate a major counterattack. if you take the number of active duty israeli military personnel, spread all those troops out evenly over israel and its occupied territories, and go with the smaller end of the variations of maps showing territory invaded by hamas (about equal to the territory of gaza), then the number of troops hamas would have run into is around 2200. now, many of them are not combat troops, or not ground forces, but I'm sure you would agree that the gazan border was already understood to warrant a more concentrated troop deployment than the average location in israel, would you not? I haven't found a more specific claim for that unit size or for the IDF's unit sizes, but the section of the IDF ground forces responsible for gaza is called the gaza division, and apparently divisions by definition range from 5000 to >20,000 soldiers. do you feel like what you saw on the day of the hamassacre was hamas running into 2200, 5000, or 20,000 soldiers who were already there? I know I didn't.
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  8979.  @mareksicinski3726  how so?
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  8980. biden has guaranteed his unelectability with his support for the genocide/ethnic cleansing of palestine. the polls will reflect this much more as the reality of the situation becomes clearer. democrat voters were already more on the palestinians' sidebefore this catastrophe. american mainstream media are working to prevent the public recognition of the real situation by maintaining an enormous misrepresentation effort, but with this war massacre campaign, the reality is too gruesome, and israelis are too openly genocidal and deranged to cover up.
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  8981. Maxy Dotterkelch quinn von queen?
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  8982. 11:04 wow. ich kann den lanz nicht leiden, aber das ist endlich mal ein guter punkt gut angesprochen von ihm! über die selektionsfunktion unserer sogenannten flüchtlingspolitik, die den leuten verbietet, normal hierher zu reisen, unddann diehier bleiben lässt, die es mit hilfe von mafia- und terrorgruppen unter höchster lebensgefahr und von uns bezahlten folter- und mordkommandos trotzdem hierher schaffen, wird viel zu wenig geredet. und die lösung ist offensichtlich: wir müssen asylprozesse in großem stil im ausland zugängig machen, in form einer kombination von optionaler kontaktaufnahme per internet, und verpflichtendem besuch einer botschaft oder eines konsulates, am besten schon in herkunftaländern, oder mindestens in nachbarländern. wenn wir so den leuten ohne odyssee ein angebot machen, für die EU flüchtlingsstatua und auch reguläre einreisegenwhmigung für einen flug hierher zu erlangen, dann können wir auch wesentlich konsequentere abschiebungen derer, die auf die bisher übliche weise hierher kommen, rechtfertigen - denn die versuchen ja dann das korrekte anzragssystem zu umgehen, was vermuten lässt, dass sie nicht erwarten, hier als legitime flüchtlinge anerkannt zu werden. im moment ist die illegale einreise mit hilfe von schleusern die offiziell korrekteste option für diese leute, bei uns asyl zu beantragen, alao kann man es ihnen nichtzum vorwurf machen, und sämtliche legitimen flüchtlinge geben den wirtschaftsmigranten deckung. das ist doch wirklich nicht schwer zu erkennen, oder? da kommt mir schon stark der verdacht, dass es ein von der EU gewolltes system ist, um leistungsschwache echte flüchtlinge zu einem möglichst großen anteil durchgesunde junge männer für den europäischen niedriglohnsektor auszutauschen.
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  8983. 18:18 "wie solln das gehen?" HÄ? "WIE"????? 🤯ja so wie hier auch, was soll das denn heißen? natürlich wird man die menschen auch mal real treffen und erkennungsdienstlich behandeln müssen, und vielleicht direkt in anwesenheit interviewen. aber selbstverständlich ließe sich das asylverfahren weitgehend online und im restanteil über diplomatische vertretungen (mit viel zusatzpersonal) oder "asylzentren" machen! meine güte, gibt die esken eine schlechte figur ab! miserable kommunikation, die ist ja fast so schlecht im interview wie kamala harris! nur nicht ganz so ahnungslos, sie kennt immerhin einige sachverhalte und talking points, wenn auch diese und vor allem die pivots und antwortsverweigerungen total stümperhaft von ihr geliefert werden.
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  8984.  @mickswagger6086  hi, do I know you? :)
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  8985.  @mickswagger6086  why to me though?
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  8986.  @mickswagger6086  it's an anti-russian meme reference. it means that I want him dead. I'm german.
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  8987. he is bullshitting. he's a delusional contrarian, he's just saying whatsver will upset people, whatever he feels pressured not to say.
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  8988.  @ReikiMaulana  👁️👄👁️
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  8989. 2:50 you idiot, you're supposed to return the bottles, not the beer! :'D
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  8990. yeah I looked it up, it's COMPLETELY wrong that the EU is banning or has banned indonesian palm oil. we use a lot. of it in the EU, and that won't change from our side. there is merely discussion of a future ban of palm oil-based biofuel, to avoid supporting destructive oil palm farming in what is supposed to be an ecologically positive effort to move away from fossil fuels. so not really about not supporting palm oil production, more about not being laughed at for causing environmental destruction specifically in the name of saving the environment.
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  8991. that just means that you're all dumb. you need to stock up BEFORE the lockdown! also why are chinese people always lockdown shopping fresh produce that will only last them like a week at most, instead of dry, frozen, and canned foods that would ACTUALLY get them through a lockdown? put your "there is a disease on the foot and this is healthy food" thought on the back burner and focus on not starving, how about that? seriously guys, lockdown shopping for fresh produce is dumber than hoarding toilet paper!
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  8992. at this rate, kabul could fall TODAY.
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  8993. the easy explanation of what saudi arabia is like (for anybody familiar with the series of course) is that it's a muslim version of the country of gilead in the handmaid's tale. some differences include that saudi arabia is a monarchy, its reliance on oil gives it the opposite of gilead's environmentalist bent, and it didn't come to power through a nuclear civil war and doesn't command the world's strongest military (though it does frequently employ the world's strongest military for its purposes). but the overall spirit of patriarchical/misogynist/homophobic theocratic tyranny, enslavement of an underclass of workers, absolutely draconian pseudo-justice including many death sentences and even court-ordered mutilations, and brutal suppression of opposition are extremely similar. even the foreign relations of gilead in the show resemble how saudi arabia is treated, with other countries opposed to their ideology trying to overlook it and trying to buy into propaganda to prioritize economic ties with them when really the actions of the regime should be COMPLETELY disqualifying.
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  8994. is that title supposed to be a joke?
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  8995. who's going to "do" either?
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  8996.  @kingmasterlord  what? implicate citizenry? I said world empire, please get your brain calibrated
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  8997. your correspondent says that the taliban don't have enough fighters to conquer all of afghanistan, but he also says that they're largely not advancing by fighting, but rather because government forces are abandoning their posts. >_>
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  8998. ser gregor clegane
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  8999. the US occupation of parts of syria in opposition to its government is an act of war. any attack on US forces in syria is legitimate defense. I'm no fan of assad whatsoever, but those are the facts. there is no serious dispute at this point about who governs that country, and that country's government wants the US troops out and never invited them.
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  9000. "soylent green is people" "spam is pigs"
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  9001. that's pretty impressive. bone is a very tough material to carve, it's much harder and more fibrous and brittle than ivory. cutting ivory feels sort of like cutting plastic, cutting bone feels like cutting a cross between wood and stone.
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  9002. TheMurlocKeeper I'm a violin maker, there's a plate on the tip of violin bows made of ivory, or nowadays usually bone or mammoth ivory. I have made some out of bone and mammoth, and carved some tiny joints into old original ivory for partial replacements. no, ivory is not illegal, it's pretty easy to find small amounts of extremely expensive certified pre-ban old stock that's legal to trade if you copy the documentation correctly. it's even more expensive than mammoth though. I have some antler lying around that I haven't tried to use since it's f*cking ugly. I didn't think it was harder, but I guess its whiter look might correspond with a higher calcium and lower protein content. which also would make it unsuitable for bows, since for this the material should be bendable at least with some effort, and bone is barely passable.
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  9003.  @bendlor  one part where it looks to me like hamas got very lucky is where they managed to destroy the one tank directly at the border with the first drone drop out of the blue (I've seen it convincingly claimed that what happened was a fuel fire from hitting the engine that's located at the front in merkavas). I may be mistaken (haven't watched very much footage), but I think that's the same tank out of which a soldier gets pulled in a later video. in that case, I would think that the tank was fully crewed and combat-ready, as it seems very odd to put fewer soldiers than a full crew in a tank on standby. merkava tanks use an active protection system that is supposed to be able to fire in any direction including straight up. that would mean that any prior warning long enough for the crew of that tank to engage the tank's combat systems including the active protection system should have made the tank invulnerable to later drone drops. and a general order for heightened combat readiness also would have, since they could have simply had the APS running. to me, that also contradicts the claims made in this video here, about the fence guard towers and sensors being the first targets - for that tank to have been destroyed like it was, that lucky hit must have been the first drop, or practically synchronised with other first drops, and the drone must have flown right over the still intact border fortifications. of course the real big questions are how there could have been so few soldiers at and near the border, how it could take so many hours to even begin a noteworthy counterattack, and how it could have taken three whole days to fully close the border, when the sort of performance one would have expected would have been for israel to advance along the border to cut off the invaders from gaza and prevent further hostage and supplies transport within 3-6 hours. the sorts of response times I have heard of (around 6 hours for the IDF to begin offensively engaging hamas on the ground, two days to reach some settlements) could have been achieved or . the quality of the IDF's border defense and counterattack seems to have been closer to south african police or uvalde than it was to entebbe, at least in terms of command.
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  9004.  @dollabz777  not extra force. the firing pin strikes with higher velocity, but less force.
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  9005.  @dollabz777  I don't know how that's calculated, maybe. I think if the primer cap is soft enough, the lever apparatus is going to result in the firing pin deforming the primer compound at a higher velocity, like a sharper impact sort of thing, and faster impacts are generally better at setting off impact-sensitive explosives. though that may not have been necessary at all, and maybe it was just for the purpose ian explained (preventing out of battery firing by only making the firing pin protrude from the bolt as the bolt closes).
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  9006. 96? ecin
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  9007. ironic that any good road in afghanistan probBlyhasat least a 50% chance of having been built directly with american money (with mostof the rest being potentially other occupying allies' money). and they probably did not come cheap, but rather at a big premium for corruption. btw does halliburton uild roads?
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  9008. it's also clearly a more correct pronounciation since it's an qncient greek word, with the "leo" standing for "lion". the 'o' is there for a reason.
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  9009. pit bulls are good dogs, you dog racist!
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  9010. 1:57 alevite, not shiite
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  9011. and US rebel support did NOT go to ISIS, that is an absurd claim. the islamic state in iraq, as ISIS was originally known, was founded as an anti-US insurgent group in 2006, absolutely nobody in charge of US aid to syrian insurgents was unaware of ISIS and its status as an enemy of the US. the closest the US got to "funding ISIS" was that the US funded islamist rebel groups not affiliated with ISIS or al qaeda, who then later joined ISIS or al nusra because that made sense from a standpoint of preserving their lives and power.
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  9012. Steven I have seen that as a survival cooking method, you can use hot stones to boil water in containers that would not necessarily withstand fire or transmit outside heat well, like bamboo tubes.
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  9013. you can make out that she tries to say like a quarter of her speech wrong. but that is nowhere near a good accent of any sort, she barely even tries.
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  9014. seems like an odd choice to lengthen the stock in the front with another piece of wood just to use that particular piece of highly figured walnut. it seems to have been built with a short drying crack already in the butt end, too. maybe the customer chose the wood? doesn't seem like something a gunsmith would do. either way, they didn't do a great job with the selection of the added piece in the front, there's too much contrast in colour and grain.
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  9015. tecnispeedfight göringpillen would be opiates.
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  9016. chocolate is "schokolade", but putting "schock" (shock) in there also does not seem out of place.
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  9017. 🤡
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  9018. Sajith yes, relative to the amount of economic trouble, there has been little violence. just look at the recent riots in india for comparison that were caused by the mere announcement that no longer every new military recruit could expect to be offered a military career after their initial commitment to serve for a few years!
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  9019. chet hanks, is that you?
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  9020.  @Ramiro-p3r  but they're not on seatbelt duty then.
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  9021. sorry buddy, but no foreign military would fire a shot in defense of taiwan. taiwan would receive less support than ukraine because its invasion would be less threatening to the west, and a war against or even embargo of china is a far scarier prospect than against russia. taiwan would be on its own. china might even be able to fully blockade taiwan against all aid by both sea and air. I don't know how the invasion would play out, but it's very clear how the assistance would turn out - there would be very very little.
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  9022. literally the most sycophantic supporter, without a doubt ahead of the US. I'm german, there is no competition. germany's public discourse and suppression of dissent don't rival america's for its degree of z°°°ism, they rival i-country's.
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  9023. DW is VERY biased in favour of i-country, slightly more so than the BBC. they just maintain an otherwise more progressive brand, which is fooling you. they actually censor and slant their reporting more in support of i. than the BBC does. they're essentially matching the fact that germany across politics and the public sphere has much less support for p. and is much less tolerant of it. this particular video is unusual, it's probably mostly a slip-up in that both the idea to have the interview and the decision to release a video of it (then probably influenced by some concern about it becoming a public embarrassment if the interview occurring and then not being released became known) were made by people who really believe in i.'s narrative to such a degree that they felt that the PM overall makes a negative impression. kind of like how i. released drone footage of the flour ma°°acre because what they see in the video are their victims looking like swarming ants and thus s°bhum°n, but then the video clips already selectively cut still turned out to be some of the most damning evidence against i..
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  9024. I just saw a video of a 9 year old at a gun range who accidentally killed a dumb*ss shooting instructor because he gave her a full auto UZI with plenty of bullets to shoot, and his head was in the path that the recoil turned the gun.
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  9025. the prop barrel is ridiculous,and they obviously ought to have made ammunition with more powder. they also ought to have connected the loadinghatch to the safety so that it would automatically engage during loading.
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  9026. amthor ist oma's liebling.
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  9027. 🤡
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  9028. Eff Yougoogle LOL please name the seven conflicts that obama started! do they include operation jade helm? :'D
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  9029. ton ist normal
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  9030. maybe. I think rabbits are pretty cute, too.
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  9031.  @chapmanmd79  why? I'm not a fetus, I'm a person.
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  9032. oh hell yeah
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  9033. he started out the interview by claiming that israel's intent is certainly not revenge. that is absurd, he is clearly deliberately lying.
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  9034. ra°°ismus. man machts wie isr°°°, man sieht da einfach keine echten menschen.
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  9035. well, you could improve it by changing the first name to "mars".
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  9036. same thing if they or their allies want the bab al mandab passable without explosive precipitation again
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  9037. his voice is disappointing.
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  9038. -->if somebody tells you about a "bad day at the office"
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  9039. israel behaves very disrespectfully towards its allies who tell it that their support is unconditional, aka to be taken for granted. trump likes anyone who strokes his ego.
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  9040. sisrespectful of the particular pop star he is claiming to BE!
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  9041.  @silvialaue  nein, in amerika sind schulpolizisten üblich, wie auch in deutschland (nur halt mit tausendmal mehr schüssen). nichtpolizeiliches wachpersonal haben die auch nicht.
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  9042. the jordanian border to plestine is generally quite open, certainly palestine's most open border. but jordan does not border the gaza strip, you clown.
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  9043. jesus christ, they put her on dr. phil? that is SICK!
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  9044. Adam Williams I think anybody with some gardening, farming or forestry experience can tell that this is horseshit, and it's especially absurd to call it "planting trees".
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  9045. we definitely can't tell what's the best course of action based on surface level public information like this. the only things that are clear are that ukraine needs to fully withdraw from severodonetsk at least across the river to lysychansk because they can't supply severodonetsk, and that the russians have finally gotten their shit together at least for the moment, since about two weeks ago, or since they were able to reposition their forces out of mariupol. I don't believe that russia will keep the momentum for a long time, but it's currently looking like they may get most or all of donbass. they will never get odessa, and they won't get dnipro or even kharkiv, and I reckon they will lose kherson. the russians didn't create new military might from nothing in donbass, they definitely have weaker positions elsewhere on the front now, and reportedly that's mainly around kherson. that's a pretty big change from early in the invasion, they had their best forces and most successes in the south, when they still thought that they would take odessa. clearly the ukrainians have been tough as nails around mykolaiv, and now they're launching a counteroffensive there.
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  9046.  @guitarthrasher81  you're describing a fantasy world. what you're describing is so false that it's already disproven if you just watch videos of the events.
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  9047.  @guitarthrasher81  that's a lie.
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  9048. no
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  9049. it doesn't get mentioned nearly enough in druglegality discourse that the fundamental principle of punishing people for altering their own consciousness through drugs is an incredibly intrusive overreach of state authority that amounts to thought-crime legislation. and punishing dealers for providing drugs to adults really is equally morally baseless.
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  9050. ask ali latifi when the ANA counterattack is going to happen...
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  9051. es ist maximal gut für unser land. die abhängigkeit von russischen brennstoffen in dem maße zu schaffen war schlecht. putin hat mehrfach die absicht erklärt, mündlich und schriftlich, den gesamten ostblock wieder zur russischen einflusszone machen und zum NATO-austritt zwingen zu wollen (kleine erinnerung: dazu gehört auch ostdeutschland). das russische volk ist da auch mit dabei. wenn die ukraine besiegt wird, greift russland früher oder später (eventuell erst nach der abschaffung von georgien und/oder armenien und/oder moldau) die baltikstaaten oder polen an, und damit die NATO. DANN haben wir wirklich ein problem, dann sterben auch deutsche soldaten, die wirtschaft kollabiert noch viel übler. und vor allem haben wir dann wirklich das risiko eines atomkrieges, denn russland kann mit der NATO bei weitem nicht mithalten, und die einzige ausnahme sind atomwaffen. putin und die russische propaganda hegen ganz offen die absicht, die NATO anzugreifen, und dafür haben die keine andere möglichkeit, als atomwaffen mindestens vereinzelt einzusetzen, um der drohung nachdruck zu verleihen. so lang russland gegen die ujrainekämpft, kämpft es nicht gegen die NATO und ist nicht auf atomwaffen angewiesen. dass qir nur waffen, geld etc. schicken, und die ukrainer auch für uns damit russen umbringen, ist ein super deal.
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  9052. literally nobody
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  9053. I don't want to watch trevor "marikana massacre" noah, but I would totally subscribe to a roy only pr roy&jordan channel. it's weird that jordan klepper's show got cancelled, roy wood junior never had one, but sam bee's is still going.
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  9054. you should read some quran passages about slaves and wives, you'll see where they get the association from. a female slave in islamic law is a sort of wife with even less rights, and a wife is a sort of slave with more rights and officially half the value of a man.
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  9055. 26:37 👁️🫦👁️
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  9056.  @christianschellbruck9788  aus den besetzten gebieten sind die meisten anti-russisch eingestellten einwohner vor den mordenden russen geflohen. die zurückgebliebenen und nicht ermordeten abstimmen zu lassen wäre nicht repräsentativ für die gesamtbevölkerung.
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  9057.  @mafiosa7061  🥱
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  9058. könnte damit zusammenhängen, dass unter den parteien mit chancen auf wahlerfolge die grünen mit abstand die beste sind.
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  9059. check out bezos' blue origins rockets
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  9060. drumdrum cymbal mrs. bezos just got the most profitable divorce in history two years or so ago.
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  9061. personally I'm far enough away from the atlantic coast, but otherwise I'd be worried. in the worst case scenario, even the heads up the US east coaat would get probably wouldn't save wverybody there because the roads would quickly be blocked. I guess the visits by the spanish prime minister and royal family to la palma should make me think that the risk is low, but as a cynic I'm inclined to think that they may simply have had an immediate evacuation by helicopter on standby.
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  9062. actual fact: musk named the tesla models after the roadster to spell out S3XY. though neither in chronological order, nor with the model 3 being the third (it's the last, so fourth or fifth depending on whether the roadster counts).
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  9063. OniKage the jews were never enslaved in ancient egypt, that's made up
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  9064. well, between the US and i-country, the US is the only superpower. but i-country outranks probably any country with the possible exceptions of turkmenistan and north korea in narcissism. the state, I mean. people to people, there is no question that i-country is the world's number one narcissist. even the american empire looks downright altruistic in comparison.
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  9065. that clip doesn't show white phosphorous, there's not enough smoke.
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  9066. DICK WOLF
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  9067. I'm very confused by AJ still operating in i-coubtry, didn't it get banned? so I wouldn't actually shake the boat there now, but in general, I think the use of the term "settlement" ought to be more restricted, and "settlement expansion" should more aptly be called land theft. because that's what they're doing, they're claiming land by building on it, and at some point in the future, the "settlements" almost inevitably get formalized and become more and more i-country. the term "settlement expansion" really does not sound like that, it completely avoids the land ownership situation and is really in itself a false framing, because the initial buildings are not the issue, the taking of the land and excluding of the native population is. I'm speaking from experience as an (as far as this topic goes) ex-brainwashed german. I heard of settlements being built for years before I understood that it was land theft, because the term used as a title just names the construction of homes, which is a positive thing. heck, the term doesn't even give an indication (although news stories normally do, briefly) that these are not homes for a sort of normal open housing market, more homes for the locals to live in, and some people are just upset about i-country acting as an occ°°ation administration that gets to decide where to turn empty land apparently belonging tp noone into towns or villages, or upset about i°°°eli investors or the state financing and owning the buildings. after all, "settlement" just is an umbrella term encompassing any village, town, or city. "settlement expansion" is so uninformative that it's almost disinformation, because people tend to assume that what they're getting is a representative overall picture, not deliberate omission of information.
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  9068. I wonder how reliable the method is. do they use a second method afterwards to check the rat's work, or do they declare an area mine-free merely because the rat didn't find anything? I would guess that they walk the whole place thoroughly with metal detectors afterwards, and that the point of the rat is to make that job safer by leaving far fewer mines that the humans might step on if the metal detector misses them.
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  9069. ​ @Krytern  but it wouldn't. it's just a picture, not a claim.
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  9070. she's not having conversations. she just thinks she's being asked what she's thinking of, and her answer is always "bird". that noise is only for "I see birds", a lot of cats do it. zoe is clearly obsessed with birds, she says "bird" even when she's not looking at them. other cats meow, zoe says "bird".
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  9071. tryptamines ain't all that anyways. nastiest psychedelics in my opinion.
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  9072. he also said the other day that israel has never conducted m°°sacres like hamas just did. in reality, they did it all over the place in 1948, and sporadically for several years afterwards. their policy also was at least until the mid-50s to sh°°t all displaced palestinians attempting to cross the border back into israel on sight, and leave them rotting as a warning. they killed something like 5000 this way in the first 10 years. in 1982 during the lebanese civil war, israel sent their christian fascist phalange party allies, who were already infamous for conducting recent massacres, into the palestinian refugee camps sabra and shatila, ostensibly to clear out PLO fighters, and then watched for two days from the guard towers, guarded the fences to let noone escape, and fired flares at night to illuminate the camps, while the phalange did nothing but ra°°, m**rder, t°°rture and m**ilate civilians, killing around 3000.
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  9073. that's pretty much the only kind of pressure to exercise restraint that the israeli government is receiving. internationally, no country with noteworthy leverage has yet dared to challenge joe biden by threatening any consequences for israel. it seems like behind closed doors the biden administration's criticism is probably limited to meekly complaining about israel making everybody look bad. I'm pretty sure that they still have no clue that israel's war aim is to depopulate and annex gaza. biden himself probably dictates a view of israel in which such criminality is impossible. to see the capacity of him and his administration to deny reality in a war where they're emotionally invested in the idea of things being the opposite of reality, you need only recall the afghanistan handover. biden claimed that a taliban takeover of afghanistan was "not inevitable" seven days before the fall of kabul, announcing there would be no scenes resembling the fall of saigon such as helicopter evacuations from the US embassy. that was a day on which the taliban captured seven provincial capitals bringing the total to 26 of 34, all captured in ten days, and held roughly 90% of the territory.
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  9074. is it "kh°mas"?
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  9075. that BBB video did indeed suck very hard. this one is actually kinda good, although I honestly still don't know who the jonas brothers are, and I suspect that young people on tiktok don't care about them anymore because I've been aware that I don't know who the jonas brothers are for like 10 years. the video was a success though, as evidenced by it getting 50 million views. it doesn't matter if you think the biden people thought they wouldn't be laughed at. are you not aware that ads that people make fun of are a standard marketing practice? but you are right that this is not about vaccination, it's just about the next election. imo if they want to endear biden to young people, they need to lean in to jokes about his age, like by making "ok boomer" jokes, or putting him in a rocking chair. an "ok boomer" joke would greatly upset many boomers, as they evidently can't deal at all, but that would also add to the buzz. a little bit of edge would be a good thing. they could also do biden skits with the biden classics like featuring his leghair or the bad dude himself, cornpop. they could reenact the cornpop story with a young biden. well made, that would be guaranteed to become an epic meme.
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  9076.  @8fledermaus8  sure, but it doesn't look like autumn, it looks like drought.
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  9077. when ir°n attacks, even when, like this deliberately small enough to intercept and announced strike, it really is a deescalation because it is a less severe attack than the one it responds to, DW&co call it "escalation". when US/i-country attack, it "risks escalation" or "raises fears of escalation". and b°°bing diplomatic missions is "concerning".
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  9078. israel is the bad guy. it's a colonial apartheid state founded on ethnic cleansing, currently conducting a genocide in response to a massacre.
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  9079.  @RubbishGimpy  america generally buys israel all or most of its iron dome missile supply, and what's reported since the hamassacre are bunker-buster GBU bombs and ammo for apache helicopters. it seems to be an extremely incomplete list though, reportedly transport flights of american weapons arrive in israel almost every day. and biden has uniquely suspended the usual review and publication processes, including the normal assessment of whether the weapons are more likely than not going to be used to commit war crimes, in which case shipments should be stopped.
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  9080. dude, the volume of farts that would result from transforming all the water and solids into gas would be gigantic. xD
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  9081. they would then invade either venezuela or iran. or maybe venezuela and cuba, why not? the US has never paused fighting wars in other countries since WW2. not being at war is not an option for them.
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  9082. joshua irwin obviously crushing glass could be done much more efficiently on a big scale with dedicated machines.
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  9083. Marion Stinnett what the people in the video are doing is the most subsidized waste management ever.
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  9084. of course not, americans know nothing about notamerica.
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  9085. selenskij ist bester mann und bester penispianist!
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  9086. yes there is. being a libertarian.
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  9087. there already is a proper mini husky breed
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  9088. StarGoddess234 I've just been paying attention to world news for a while and I'm not american, so yes, I know a bit about what's going on. turkey would not shoot at or try to board russian warships trying to enter the black sea for the same reason why NATO won't do a no-fly-zone over ukraine.
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  9089. united must be really happy right now
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  9090. note that russians use the word "normal" differently, it has a much clearer positive connotation.
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  9091. scholz really is the bigger problem, but he's definitely staying.
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  9092. does every city in florida have a beach version?
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  9093. the plastic sights on the super wobbly plastic barrel shroud are ridiculous.
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  9094. "why not give the savings to consumers?"? are you serious? it's called capitalism, companies work for profit, not for the public good!
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  9095. isn't it odd how it's standard practice in hollywood to make all these sounds wrong? animal tissues don't sound like plant tissues, and blades, punches etc don't sound in real life like they do in hollywood either.
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  9096.  @loveli420  thank you for the recommendations :)
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  9097. slightly disappointing that cz didn't let ian shoot those. I get that they're very rare, but that number 1 gun already shows wear that looks like a substantial amount of shooting (from the military trial), so I doubt it would make a difference to shoot 50 more rounds. I think I've seen other videos where cz let ian shoot rare guns before. maybe these ones don't work very well, and they figured it would just give a worse impression of the company if they let ian demonstrate that.
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  9098. no, that's DW deliberately mischaracterizing, just like they and german inland state media falsely claimed that the chancellor criticized i-country a few days go.
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  9099. is that a co-pay on top of insurance though?
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  9100. israel doesn't forget, it's even worse than that. they assert that their past suffering makes it so that they will always be the ultimate victims who can do no wrong to others. that whereever they are in conflict with outsiders, the israeli side is purely engaging in self-defense against antisemitism. and beyond that, even that all of israel's methods automatically are proven through their use by israel to be absolutely necessary, never unreasonable or excessive.
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  9101. right, it's the american left that's being inhuman in advocating against the evacuation.
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  9102.  @mutsibenisetoboli7531  north korea is, but iran is not. both signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty banning all states not recognised as preexisting nuclear powers from developing nuclear weapons, but north korea withdrew from it, and iran has not withdrawn.
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  9103. 5m
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  9104. doesn't matter, it's worthless quartz.
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  9105.  @romeocastelen6412  mal wieder ein sehr geistreicher kommentar aus schlumpfhausen
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  9106.  @romeocastelen6412  ja normal. es waren auch schon mal ~80% aller bayern rechtsextrem.
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  9107. she also calls the 2013 coupa revolution, and implies that the sisi dictatorship is the will of the people. and she's pretending that there are real elections.
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  9108. MISTER BINELL!
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  9109. ​ @andreasf2125 was
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  9110. this drone strike was a classic example of how the US military handles drone strikes. they consider every person killed to be a legitimate target until proven otherwise, and make no attempt to check themselves unless a shitstorm in western media forces them to do it.
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  9111. he found a great hidey hole
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  9112. 👁️👄👁️
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  9113. I recommend looking up why since ~2020, various human rights organizations like b'tselem, amnesty, HRW and the UN human rights guys have determined that the creeping annexation of the west bank that effectively makes palestinians there residents of israel without citizenship has crossed the threshold to constitute the crime of apartheid.
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  9114. "legal or not" ;)
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  9115. BabyJesus jewellery gold is a reasonably soft metal, and diamonds don't crack easily at all, so I reckon no. you'd probably deform other parts of the ring before you damaged a diamond in there. wven glass or softer stones probably wouldn't crack unless you hit them with an unreasonably hard tool
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  9116. other countries are too scared to intervene, but ukraine has gotten a lot of weapons and other aid. dince the invasion, 20.000 anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles have been delivered to them. they're probably about to get a bunch of fighter jets, though there have been some üretty annoying delays and mixups with those.
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  9117. it hits different the fifth time
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  9118.  @elektronenwolke  negative gesundheitsfolgen von pur gerauchtem cannabis (in amerika z.B. relativ üblich, anders als in europa wo fast alle mit tabak rauchen), sollen auch im vergleich zu tabak erstaunlich schwer nachzuweisen sein. wobei auch ein großteil dessen an der allgemein wesentlich geringeren gesamtrauchmenge liegen dürfte, denn der durchschnittsraucher raucht ja mehr tabak als so ziemlich jeder kiffer gras oder hasch raucht. mit dem massenequivalent einer schachtel wäre wahrscheinlich für die meisten kiffer der bedarf von 1-3 monaten gedeckt, und die raucher schaffen das in 1-3 tagen.
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  9119. we should guillotine all monarchs along with the billionaires.
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  9120. you'd think they would have stopped hiring that guy to hang around explosives by now
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  9121. -no evidence or victim reports of r°°e on 10/7 -heaps of evidence and victim reports of r°°e in israel's military prisons housing the detained occupation victims, both adults and minors (officially starting at 12) together. 🇮🇱🤔
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  9122. spectator sports are a combat replacement.
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  9123. instead of spending tens of millions of dollars to slowly increase the trickle of aid while tens of thousands starve to d°°th, the US could fully meet the aid needs for free tomorrow by simply demanding entry for the trucks already lined up at the borders and the aid stored in warehouses nearby.
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  9124. when did you learn that russia occupies parts of georgia?
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  9125. does actual brainwashing count? asking for a friend 🇩🇪
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  9126. how come the finns didn't make tge trigger guard big like the swedes to fit a thick glove? seems like an uncharacteristically stupid mistake.
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  9127. probably not by voice, but I'm sure that refugees are having their identities recorded into searchable databases. what I hope is that there are concerted efforts to record the dead. when unidentified corpses are buried, it would be very useful if the people burying would record a description (estimated age, gender, maybe hair colour and age/build), note their burial place, and bag some hair that gets filed with the data for eventual DNA analysis. they could make a database with the DNA sequence and descriptions of the unidentified dead, and then at some later time, people who suspect that their relatives died in the war could have their own DNA sequenced and compared to the database, and some of them would get closure and even know at least roughly where their relatives are buried.
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  9128. all ghanaians have polled a representative sample of the ghanaian population and found 80% to not know about this? ok
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  9129. nofackus bangus 2024
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  9130. croatia=pacman
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  9131. "russian propagandist and combatant drives into artillery fire, gets killed by artillery"
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  9132.  @ceroid3752  I know, serbs are the ultimate innocent victims. serbs ain't never hurt nobody.
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  9133. Carlos P. no, I'm pretty sure that there are no extra taxes for big or multinational corporations. germany is quite corporate-friendly, and I would assume that mcdonald's has a german subsidiary or whatever it's called that lets it operate as a german company here. if germany trgeted big corporations for higher taxation, there's no way wlon musk would have had that new tesla factory built here.
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  9134.  @josipvidmar7517  15? du willst mir weismachen, dass du ein 15-jähriger bist, der "daß" mit 'ß' schreibt, obwohl das vor 27 jahren abgeschafft wurde? mmmmmhmmmmmmmmm ist klar
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  9135. they arrested a russian oligarch for flying a drone in svalbard? what was he filming?
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  9136. what a creepy thing to do... is the evacuation mandatory? I would guess so.
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  9137. slightly misleading - in 1995 there was no west germany, the west german state had absorbed east germany. this gun didn't jump the iron curtain, which would have been the strangest transition of ownership in its marked history.
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  9138. wait, are you or are you not catholic? are you saying you're in limbo? ^^
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  9139. leave the dehumanisation to them. and you could have at least kept it traditionally islamic - 🐖&🦍
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  9140. 1:18 if you convert inch measurements to metric, you get many very odd numbers with many decimal points (1 inch=2.54cm). so did they do that, and keep parts interchangable at the expense of using terrible measurements that would most likely slow production, or did they round measurements to make production smoother, but make most parts of the gun non-interchangeable with the imperial original in the process?
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  9141. everybody is claiming the right to self defense now? maybe they've been watching western media coverage of israel? :o
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  9142. well, impartially would be still a lot better than channel 4. but they try, between dictated phrases and perspectives, so they're better than almost all other mainstream western media. the first month and a half was the best, then they very clearly got reigned in by the government (it is in a loose sense a state TV channel), and since then they have covered the topic much less with much more lip service, and a few major missteps like parroting the mass r°p° story generally and very discredited testimony specifically late enough to have known better. but I'm sure that also was specifically ordered from the topy since it was a very big concerted influence operation, probably the biggest yet.
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  9143. I think they meant carrying water
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  9144. australia is the world's austria.
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  9145.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  the population of pales°°ne before zi°nism was only 5% jewish. the pal°°tinians are not originally egyptian, their DNA is the closest match in the world to archaeological samples of the population of the region going back thousands of years. they are more related to the old hebrews than today's average jewish israeli. no, targeting civilians is always a w°r crime. and is°°el is doing exactly that. around 30% of those h°mas ki°°ed in the 10/7 invasion were active duty soldiers, while only 5-10% of people is°°°l kills are combatants. and even more than that, they have been dehousing and starving people. this has been announced as by netanyahu and clearly been an ethnic cl°°nsing operation from day one, when h°°as was deliberately allowed to enter and rampage through the g°za envelope practically unopposed for SIX HOURS in order to create the pretext for this now.
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  9146. Morris Rulin it's the medical consensus about execution methods, based on observations of executions and theoretical analyses of the way they cause death, the pain level likely associated with it, and the duration of the process of dying and the executed person's level of consciousness during that period. the electric chair is generally assumed to cause much more pain than a firing squad through extrapolation from how painful other strong electric shocks are, and it has a big risk of taking much longer to kill than a volley of bullets to the heart. lethal injections as they are traditionally done in the US are easily the most cruel of the american execution methods, taking longer to kill on a good day, and way way longer on a bad day. the condemnes is injected with a paralytic that's intended solely to keep his body from showing signs that he is in agony, and even that sometimes fails and people have been known to writhe and moan for over half an hour after the poison injection wven in 21st century american executions. o e common problem is that medical professionals are barred from executing people by medical ethics, and the people doing the injections sometimes have trouble finding veins, which sometimws results in one or multiple of the three injections (sedative, paralytic, deadly poison) being injected into flesh from where it is then absorbed into the bloodstream several times slower than intended. lethal injection as practised in the US has been throughly demonstrated to be unviable as a humane execution method (though madsive opioid overdose or opioid+benzodiazepine overdose in my opinion would be a very good option), and the electric chair is just absurd.
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  9147. because he was born in turkey. he can't.
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  9148. now this, this is a genuine oldschool potato camera! 😍
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  9149. of course it is. america completely abandoned afghanistan, and the american left in particular is ecstatic about it. y'all give zero shits about afghans. you took responsibility for them when you occupied their country, but you've decided that you don't want to play the game anymore. because to you, it never was anything more than a game. for afghans, you have just caused a catastrophe - to rid yourselves of a minor inconvenience. you knew that that's what you were doing, you just don't feel like afghans have any value.
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  9150. 5-10 leute kommen und wohnen hier monatelang, weil ein familienmitglied medizinische behandlung braucht, und dann kriegen die allesamt taschengeld von ihrer botschaft? sag mal pausieren die ihre arbeit dafür und lassen sich lieber im urlaub von ihrer botschaft bezahlen, oder haben die zuhause eh keine jobs? xD
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  9151.  @BeBe-vh4ry  you need all sorts of weapons for offensives and you need all sorts of weapons to defend.
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  9152.  @BeBe-vh4ry  🤡
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  9153. not sure about that, but they absolutly took inspiration from jim crow laws and mr. moustache idolized henry ford.
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  9154. because he's willing to deliver the defense of israel that DW wants.
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  9155.  @dalebingham9074  I watched a bunch of paramedic and firefighter docuseries during the pandemic ^^
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  9156. putin the gröfaz
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  9157. only opium poppies (well, papaver somniferum generally, not just specific opium-producing strains) are banned in many countries, but in most of those countries the ban is so unenforced that people still buy them in normal decorative flower mixes or even sold specifically as poppy flower seeds. dried opium poppy pods are also sold as floristic decoration. all of the poppy seeds you can buy as food or as bird feed are opium poppy seeds. you can see opium poppies growing in and around gardens everywhere (they're recognizable by their cabbage-like hairless blueish waxy leaves). if you just plant a few poppy plants in no discernable pattern, and don't let people see any scratched seed pods, there is pretty much no chance anybody would bother you. and you could still, instead of scraping opium, make tea from the pods (and maybe also the leaves, I don't know). for medicinal opiate production, they harvest the whole plant and then extract the stuff with some kind of solvent process.
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  9158. stunning and brave
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  9159. 👁️👄👁️
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  9160. what do you expect north korea to have? paxlovid? xD
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  9161. WAAZZZAAAAAAAAHHHHH
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  9162.  @thom101q  I know that hippos are africa's most dangerous animals, but that doesn't change that they are vegetarians.
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  9163. LOL nice one nikki
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  9164. birthday april 1st? that's quite funny.
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  9165. russians are not monsters (though their culture certainly has aspects that are worse than in most of the west, mostly being extreme toxic masculinity), but they have a collective responsibility for the actions of their government much like the germans did for the nazi government. it used to be that the negative consequences of the russian people's support for putin were mostly felt by the russian people themselves, but now they are destroying a country of 40 million and threatening the world with nuclear war. most russians have supported the gradual reestablishment of dicatorship for 20 years, and they have enthusiastically supported every brutal russian military aggression. the russian people gave putin the power to make russia our enemy, and he did.
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  9166. today in shadow boxing 🙄
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  9167. wir machen unser geschäftsmodell kaputt. dass wir normal nicht in kriegsgebiete liefern dient dazu, dass staaten für den fall der fälle bei uns einkaufen bevor sie das zeug wirklich brauchen. wenn die wüssten, dass sie im ernstfall immer noch mehr von deutschland kaufen könnten, würden sie weniger auf vorrat kaufen.
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  9168. I was once a big sam harris fan 10+ years ago in my teen centrist phase. I got bored after basically having heard his whole schtick enough times, but would continue to defend him occasionally in youtube comments and such since the usual critique from leftists seemed extremely bad faith and distorted. a few weeks after 10/7 I got the idea to check what he was saying about it, and listened to one whole podcast. I actually expected him to have a mildly biased but generally reasonable take. holy sh°° was I wrong, this guy has gone completely mask off and precisely turned into his own caricature! 😨 the highlight was him spending several minutes on earnestly recommending the fictionalized action movie hotel mumbai (noted for its disrespectful reimagining of real events, its odd constant tension, and resembling die hard crossed with hotel rwanda) to listeners to experience the unique horrific nature of isl°°ist te°°°rism, as if it was a documentary made from real footage rather than an indian-australian action movie starring slumdog millionaire that in both quality and image of m°slims is exactly what you would expect from an indian-australian action movie. well to be fair it's not a bad movie, it's ok and certainly enjoyable. it just has no documentary value whatsoever, it's fictionalized entertainment.
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  9169. they were made for those burials.
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  9170. in germany we say können vor lachen
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  9171. Lesco Chump it's gonna make sense in a moment when you realize that I'm not british.
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  9172. Corrie Pitt that has little to do with that crap you wrote. cope harder
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  9173. Corrie Pitt where was I angry at any royals? they're your problem, and I only made fun of your obsession. the harry and meghan hate in particular is hilarious. olaf scholz is in fact a loser though, and very corrupt by german standards. he was a horrible candidate for the social democrats, but he got the job because he was bland and centrist enough to absorb a good amount of idiot voters from the christian democrats who had an even worse candidate because for some reason they chose the absolute least likeable one from their short list of potential nominees (and the shortest). olaf scholz became chancellor purely by being less bad, quite like joe biden. it's like if a series of coincidences made keir starmer the next prime minister. a year ago, scholz seemed perhaps even less likely than that.
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  9174. Corrie Pitt given how much you're projecting, maybe YOU'RE the russian! 🤔
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  9175. Corrie Pitt enjoy scexit
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  9176. Corrie Pitt so what do we call you after scexit? lesser britain? least britain? little britain? maybe ireland unifies also, then you will just be wengland.
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  9177. KushStickKilla and johnny chronic because cops value cops' lives far more than anybody else's, so when a cop is killed, they try way harder to get whoever did it, they're likely to kill or torture them, prosecutors and judges will deliver harsher sentences, and prison sentences will be served in worse prisons potentially even with personal bonus abuse from prison guards. cops try to make an example of every cop killer.
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  9178. wahrscheinlich kaum oder gar nicht. in finnland leben nicht sehr viele russen, und die sind da auch nicht so auf imperialistischen krawall gebürstet wie in ehemaligen sowjet- und warschauer pakt-staaten, wo die russen eher dee meinung sind, dass russland mehr einfluss zusteht. ärger mit russischen einwohnern gibts vor allem in den baltikstaaten, die teilweise einen sehr großen russischen bevölkerungsanteil haben und ja auch sowjetisch waren.
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  9179. ah yes, prison rape jokes, the funniest kind of joke.
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  9180. I like TYT, but you've got a point there. this is incredibly dumb. beside the stupid arguments, why woulf you even want to tie yourswlf to somebody as nasty as hasan? just because he's popular? pathetic!
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  9181. they only need to be the same mass and compact, they melt during baking anyway.
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  9182. is ukraine getting guided munitions? I don't think the amount of artillery they're getting is that impressive. but if they're able to use the advanced systems properly to direct their fire, that could be very effective:
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  9183. cheddar man WAS black.
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  9184.  @curiositycloset2359  not at all, that's just a fact.
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  9185.  @curiositycloset2359  I did look it up, the fact is a fact. how about you look it up and show me a credible source that contests the genetic evidence of the cheddar man being black?
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  9186. is°°°° is a narcissist.
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  9187. the guy who designed that was clearly a fan of wood, he covered almost the entire rifle in it!
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  9188. more modern, and western tanks generally tend to be built more expensively to concentrate more combat powrr in one tank, whereas soviet and russian tanks are built more cheaply in bigger numbers, with both the tanks and the crews being more disposable. at any fiven time during the latter half of the cold war, a state of the art western tank could be expected to defeat a state of the art soviet tank more often than not, but the soviets were building many more and planning to field many more tanks in any potential combat against NATO.
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  9189. independence for bilhorod
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  9190. 1:59 well if you say it like that xD
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  9191. ...that is false
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  9192. ok, so she's a bit stupid. a beauty blogger. 🙄
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  9193.  @RobinHerzig  the first time I heard about the suitcases full of cash from qatar being escorted through the erez crossing, I googled it in disbelief, and what I found was a deranged cope post by a netanyahu fan in the jerusalem post who had decided to pretend that it was "genius" to fund h°°°s, because they would blow their funding on allegedly easily destroyed tunnel construction. they had to, because the government had admitted that they were doing that. although to be honest I have my own 4D is°°°l theory - I am 100% sure that the military and intelligence leadership knew of and allowed what was then known as "operation jericho wall', but I think it's possible that the total dep°p°lation and annexation of the strip has been planned for some years longer, and in that case, they may have supported the digging of tunnels throughout specifically with the aim of using them to pump seawater into the coastal aquifer. because for an independent g°za, a salted local aquifer is a massive problem, but for an is°°eli aza, they can just build pipelines from the judean highlands rivers or the better aquifers farther inland, they don't need the coastal aquifer that was already deteriorated from seawater egress due to overexploitation and from sewage pollution anyway (that's why over 90% of the consumed water before this slaughter was already classified as unsafe).
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  9194.  @Porter-88  no, he had a child wife. she was 6 at their wedding, 9 at consummation (microp°°is confirmed), 18 when he died at >60 years of age, and she was his favourite wife (even though he said that men should not have favourite wives) and annoyed his conquest colleagues because he would let her weigh in on matters of statecraft as a teenager ("she's very mature for her age" was probably said a few times). though he broke his own rules by doing the nasty before her first menstruation, the wife that's been traditionally seen as more problematic is the one he stole from his adopted son, after declaring that though remarriage was generally possible, the wives of one's sons or father were off limits. so what he did was not only to get his adopted son (whom he had originally acquired as a slave) to divorce his wife, but then also declare a ban on adoption and thereby annulment of that adoption so that the guy was no longer his son. and then he married his non-son's non-wife, and they lived happily ever after, and his non-son kinda went away, supposedly to show that he really was unadopted, but probably really because he hated his non-dad now. by the way the need to marry the son's wife was discovered after an incident that is described as the big man accidentally seeing her without her veil because she greeted him at her home thinking he was his son, but that really sounds like a heavily redacted description of a s°°ual a°°ault.
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  9195. in molawien werden die leute jetzt schon in zelten untergebracht :/
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  9196. that thumbnail displays a suspicious amount of pride from the cops xD
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  9197. ​​​ @leviashanken2506 that would be useful if ben didn't base all his arguments on lies, but he does. and the other tyts are not sufficiently versed in the history of palestine to pick up on and counter all of the times he lies, so a portion of his lies remain unchallenged and thus appear to the average viewers like valid arguments.
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  9198.  @leviashanken2506  not all of them,but the principle of that method ben deliberately employs (he argues in bad faith much of the time) is that only some of the lies need to stick with some viewers for it to already be successful.
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  9199.  @leviashanken2506    no, it is deliberate. he believes enough of it to actually buy into zi°nism, but he ranks the value of truth low enough that he's willing to knowingly make whatever false claim will help - the ends justify the lies. for example he certainly does not believe in the usefulness of even the official version of the current military campaign, but he pretends to because he has decided that defending the campaign is necessary for defending the legitimacy of the state.
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  9200.  @leviashanken2506  that's totally what he's saying here. I only listened to the first half of this one, but his endorsement of the "war" is very explicit here, more so than in previous uploads.
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  9201. Loyalty the seeds in their pockets aren't for sending them home. and there's a difference between saying "in a body bag" and "a bodybag".
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  9202. mountainguyed67 german and ukrainian accents are very different (for example neither can say that extremely weird english 'r' that doesn't deserve to be called a consonant, but german and ukrainian 'r's are also nothing alike, with a slight exception for southern german, swiss german and austrian dialects). but guessing ukrainian correctly instead of guessing russian or general slavic is pretty impressive. I don't think I can even tell apart who is talking ukrainian and who is talking russian when I watch videos from ukraine. unless they end every single sentence with "blyat", I'm pretty sure those are all russians. xD
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  9203. 2:02 what's that ridle stock wood? hickory? ash? I'm sure it's not walnut or beech.
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  9204. putin is a moderate covid denier.
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  9205. Hollywood Hh you're incredibly wrong about that. the chinese government is incomparably more tyrannical than the russian government.
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  9206. do people often tell you that you're not very smart?
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  9207. "the least covid-safe place in russia" certainly not, even somewhat dense crowds are not terribly risky when you're outdoors with some wind. most infections are thought to occur indoors where aerosols concentrate. any supermarket is more dangerous than an outdoor crowd, perhaps with the exception being when everybody wears FFP2/N95 masks correctly.
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  9208. 9:33 LOL geniale werbung
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  9209.  @horsepanther  oh, thanks. it makes sense then that he does this video format. I know a lot about weed and other drugs, and at least half the times I have seen doctors talk about illegal drugs, they didn't know their shit at all. the claim that for very young children, cannabis has the potential to be dangerously/lethally toxic is news to me and very interesting, and very credibly delivered here. most doctors would have fucked it up by not even being aware of the fact that for adults, cannabis is remarkably non-toxic and generally entirely impossible to overdose (would require consumption of hundreds of grams instead of tenths of grams).
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  9210. mariupol isn't surrendering, kyiv isn't encircled, and odessa is not under siege.
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  9211. JJ TIGHE it's really not, just believe what many reputable news organizations are reporting independently of one another. they couldn't even keep major developments like which cities are captured or besieged secret if they tried, because ukrainians still have internet and the civilians would spread the story until the media couldn't deny it anymore. only the russian media are set up for major deception in this, it's very clear which side is credible and which isn't.
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  9212. exorzismus, sehr passend anlehnendes thema xD
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  9213. congratulations to the assassin for his remarkable success in assassinating japan's highest profile politician with what appears to be a homemade gun that didn't even use commercial ammunition (because that too is tightly controlled in japan), but rather something improvised with blsck powder from fireworks (identifiable by the big cloud of smoke, as opposed to modern smokeless gunpowder from nitrocellulose). the fact that this worked is really impressive.
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  9214. is this related to biden suggesting during the last election that whoever doesn't vote for him could "vote for the other biden"?
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  9215. adjusted for inflation, jimmy carter's presidency provided the biggest single year total of military aid to i-country by a gigantic margin.
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  9216. those rifles are all iranian-made, iran just made a batch with false markings. the video of the workshop was faked so thoroughly unconvincingly that it's pretty strong evidence that those guns were not made there, because the video production clearly involved nobody who had ever made a rifle from scratch. the youtube channel forgotten weapons has a video that explains it well. the video shows them pretending to make a barrel all wrong, and actually making scope mounts.
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  9217.  @superturkeylegs  I think the backblast of a recoilless rifle would be very bad for a plane fuselage not just if it happened inside, but even if you put on the outside somehow.
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  9218. bathing a duck looks fun
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  9219.  @Greg-io1ip  what, you don't think that trump alone can fix it? :O
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  9220.  @39mdg92  I thought you were going to say something like "this feels rushed", "rush-job", or "don't rush me, dude".
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  9221.  @babieeden  I doubt stockton rush could possibly have produced as much evidence of him being disingenuous/a fraud as elon musk has, and yet elon musk still has possibly the biggest cult following in the world (at least if you factor in the extraordinary investment into his con that inflates tesla's stock to several times its reasonable value in comparison to other car companies). what's your view of musk? I hate rich people too much to have ever been a fan of his, but I had a rather neutral attitude towards him for a while, largely ignoring his constant lying. for me, the definitive shark-jumping moment of musk around 2018 was the combination of: a) the way he had the big f*ing rocket announced, namely that he just claimed that it was planned like three times heavier than was ever really considered purely to get bigger numbers and comparison graphics into the news reports, and the incredible degree of idiocy he displayed by claiming that one planned use for the rocket was intercontinental rocket travel and b) his slander of that cave diver who helped to save those kids from a cave in thailand and then expressed disapproval of musk's attempt to insert himself into the story by having his people build that mini-submersible without first understanding what would or wouldn't fit through the cave. that was a targeted harassment campaign that should have gotten musk banned from twitter.
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  9222. MIG RIV/P that's littering. loitering is a concept used to criminalize mostly non-white people standing on the sidewalk while looking like a drug dealer, juvenile delinquent, homeless person or unwashed hippie according to the judgment of the police, though the charge is in fact that being in a public place with no officially accepted reason to be there, such as travelling from one point to another, is illegal in the land of the free.
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  9223. *protesters
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  9224. open the strategic thoughts and prayers reserve!
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  9225. nicht erstmal, sondern endgültig. die russische sprengung der dniepr-brücken zeigt, dass russland die eroberung der küste westlich des dnieprs endgültig aufgegeben hat. vom meer her kriegen die auch nichts hin, die russische marine bleibt ein paar hundert kilometer auf distanz wegen anti-schiff-raketen. schließlich war die moskwa das primäre raketenabwehrschiff der schwarzmeerflotte, und selbst für die haben neptun-raketen gereicht. die ukrainer haben zwar eventuell keine neptun mehr (die wurden vor dem krieg erst sehr neu produziert), aber dafür wahrscheinlich ein paar dutzend harpoon vom westen.
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  9226. LOL you want to brexit human rights
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  9227. jeremy scahill is calling in from germany, while there seem to be no major news media at all in germany willing to even platform as an interviewee or debate panelist anyone who would acknowledge reality to this degree - because by today's german standards of antis°°mitism, apparently reality is antisem°°ic. IHRA-definition interpretations get so deranged that they're being used to unironically label the increasingly unignorable jewish antizi°nist or anti-occupation activist groups as antise°°tic. if the politicians of all major parties are to be believed, a line is crossed into antis°°°itism if one "questions is°°°l's right to exist". not denial, questioning is the line - which I think might technically make it a thoughtcrime? 🤔 the peopaganda terminology of "accepting" or "denying" a "right to exist" is so ubiquitously used to refer to what regarding any other state is "recognizing legitimacy", without ever realizing that the former phrase is just an extremely manipulative way to say the same thing that seemingly most germans and especially politicians and journalists seem to actually perceive that as a mixture of a law and a moral axiom. apparently examining the phrase would be too close for comfort to that questioning from which one is told to refrain. 🙄
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  9228. ...🙄
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  9229. dripping springs sounds like it has to be texas' most fashionable town.
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  9230. I like how that thumbnail looks like ramaswami is the halfway mark of cenk morphing into ana.
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  9231. Dennis was erklärt der?
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  9232. correct singular: "der Beutepanzer" correct plural: "die Beutepanzer" "den Beutepanzern" is plural dativ, "der Beutepanzern" is just wrong.
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  9233. du setzt voraus, dass der sprecher nicht selbst an den "guten zweck", der die mittel heligt, glaubt. das tun in deutschland aber die meisten. und aufgrund der großen verfügbarkeit ist es sehr einfach, nur überzeugungstäter in solche positionen zu bringen.
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  9234. everybody gets excessive criticism in youtube comments, don't take it too seriously and keep in mind that they come from people with very little information about you, so our judgement is pretty worthless. plus we all hate you because you're filthy rich, that's a given and deserved. ;) based on the video, what does seem a bit silly is your claim that you're doing it for the good of humanity. it looks more like a personal fitness project. especially because as one person on an individual regimen, rather than a proper scientific trial with many participants, it's almost impossible for you to actually gather data (any effects would need to be very drastic to be obvious, and would not be attributable to any one thing or portion of the things you do). also my personal intuition is that you probably are working out too hard and keeping your body fat too low to really be optimised for health and longevity - it looks like you are largely focused on looking good today, and straining your body a bit excessively in the process. anyways, there are worse ways to live your life. have a good one!
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  9235. in my opinion, within 30-50km from the front lines depending on the situation, kids should be forcibly evacuated with at least one guardian. keeping kids in these places is an absurdly bad decision, and I don't think it's one that these particularly clueless parents should be allowed to make. bring the kids somewhere where they have basic supplies and facilities, access to a school, and don't get traumatized by fearing for their lives and seeing ruins and corpses! they don't have to live in cellars, there are better options elsewhere. I understand that these people are choosing to stay because it's how they can be most sure that they'll have their home at whatever end the war may have as long as it's still standing (though if it isn't, there's a pretty serious chance that they and their kids will be buried under it), since they don't know if they'll be able to return. but kids ought to come first, and there should not be any children left in places like the kharkiv region at this point in time!
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  9236. goodcommentary, you should have him on again. your interjection that hamas denies raping was very stupid, considering that hamas denies that as part of the denial that they massacred and kidnapped civilians at all. clearly the whole statement is a lie, there's no need to interject that lie.
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  9237. I hope that unlike these people, you brushed your balls of fluff >_>
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  9238. they're never hoing to start giving a shit. putin could conquer all of ukraine, and they would just say "russia, ukraine, what's the difference?". this is america.
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  9239. CosmicDreamz by american lefty dogma logic, saying that the bad guy is bad is bad, because it means that you want to start a war. because, you know, iraq. famously all of notamerica that america does not like is iraq. every bad guy is saddam hussein and definitely does not have weapons of mass destruction or anything to do with incubators. people who claim that not every bad place is iraq and not every bad guy is saddam hussein, and that some of them even have WMDs, are all warmongers bought by the military industrial complex. this is how the world works, and why we say america first! american leftism, brought to you by brawndo - it's got electrolytes!
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  9240. floofy piebald tabby
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  9241. big oof
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  9242. smoking accident
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  9243. sounds like a promotional campaign all around.
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  9244. these were still black powder rifles, they needed longer barrels to achieve good velocity.
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  9245. 🤡
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  9246. that is the weirdest thing I've seen on this channel. how the hell are they making money? xD
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  9247. that can't happen, since NATO ascension requires unanimous consent from all NATO members, andchina easily has enough leverage to prevent that. however, an actual defense pact with the US, instead of biden just constantly lying that they already have one, would fulfill the same purpose.
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  9248.  @tjraider97  no, of course not. ukraine can't join NATO either.
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  9249. poor puppy, but that hopping is adorable. I had no idea that toxoplasmosis is dangerous to dogs.
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  9250. dr. thomasius bei spiegelTV? enttäuschend.
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  9251. a scammer on the small business committee :'D maybe the dems will at least manage to deconvert some republican voters by pointing out this sort of insanity. this is not covered by any sort of conservatism, it's just bad for america from any angle.
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  9252. air crash investigation donbass hillbilly style
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  9253. so macht man das als politiker, wenn man eine nicht vertretbare meinung zu vertreten vortäuschen muss.
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  9254. für täter-opfer-umkehr immer am start, die serben
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  9255. yesss another whistler channel that isn't like fucking business blaze
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  9256. the weakest brain, the strongest verbal diarrhoea! omicron is the most dangerous strain yet.
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  9257. they press cars into car cubes too, it is quite satisfying.
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  9258. many years ago, bald and bankrupt aka benjamin rich swift was even once accused of gang ra** in britain, which he allegedly committed against a 26 year old (when he was the same age) with two other men after they got her to drive them home after a night out. they were found not guilty after the prosecution decided to present no evidence (I guess they decided it wasn't going to work out, and they chose to preserve some privacy for the victim), but the judge made a point of condemning their behaviour as "appalling". and what innocent explanation could there possibly be for three men, by their own admission, all having sex with one woman after getting her into that situation to separate her from her friends and make it difficult for her to leave, and then it turns out that she hates them and what happened enough to take them to court? nah, that's obviously r**e. for a 3m1f foursome to not be r**e would require trust and consent+ with extended warranty. that is clearly not the sort of relationship those men had with that woman.
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  9259. hamberder
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  9260. mining in flip flops o_O
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  9261. saagar is far from an obvious fas°°st, he seems to be just a weasely centrist with some nutty conservative mixed in. well, on breaking points he is, how the f°°° should I know what happens on twitter or whereever?
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  9262. so who pays for it?
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  9263. reality: either masks and lockdowns, or vaccines you people: "but I don't WANNA! 😫"
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  9264. WTF
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  9265. something like 5 meters
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  9266. in acknowledgment of how badly the war is going xD
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  9267. well, germany may have considered a declaration of war against the US convenient for the purpose of stepping up naval efforts against the american supply shipments to britain.
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  9268.  @atarileaf  well for one you can force people who claim to literally believe claims made explicitly in the bible to accept that the earth is flat and the sky is a solid dome (firmament) with holes in it that are the stars. and they most likely would not enjoy discussing abraham's cuckoldry fetish.
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  9269. generally sound reasoning, but I think this mostly is not news to thai people. they know that the military and monarchy intervening in and overruling what little democratic governance they intermittently allow is the normal state of thai politics. in its 90 years as a constitutional monarchy, thailand has had 13 successful coups and 9 attempts. even at more democratic times, the entire upper house of parliament is fully officially nominated by the military - thai laws don't even try to hide the military's role as a political institution with universal veto powers. and of course all political power granted to a military, however formal or informal, is based on an acknowledgement of the threat of force of a military as a rogue actor rather than a subservient enforcer of the state, which is how we see our militaries in countries not used to coups.
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  9270.  @marcob1729  true, and the majority of the republican base has gone properly fascistic following trump and his ilk. but there is a minority of 20-40% of republicans (a smaller percentage among active politicians than among voters, as they are more incentivised to fall in line) who have gotten sufficiently fed up with trump and his supporters, mostly with his open immorality, that they are willing to argue about it, in spite of trump and his fans being very unhappy about being challenged. the fact that trump has somewhat serious primary challengers also is a symptom of the party being to a noteworthy degree not united behind trump. the party is much less united behind trump now than they were during the 2020 election campaign, and even less than in 2016, at which time they were not as united as in 2020 (since a few of the other republican primary candidates and their supporters did not fully commit to falling in line after trump won the primary, and trump was widely considered to have less than a 50% chance of beating clinton, making it seem likely that there would be no major negative consequences for republicans refusing to support trump).
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  9271. it's the handles or rivets that are rusting. if the pan was steel, it would rust all the way through from hot salt water.
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  9272.  @luishernandezblonde  really? neither india nor vietnam will become part of china, and I don't see russia supporting china against them.
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  9273.  @luishernandezblonde  of course I don't think that russia "cares about" vietnam and india. it just looks to me like russia is neutral in confrontations between china and vietnam and india. there doesn't seem to be a need to take a side. kinda like how russia took armenia's side against azerbaijan in the 90s, but now they don't give a shit and sell both sides weapons (because russia doesn't like democratized armenia and would like to have diplomatic influence over natural gas production in azerbaijan, which has potential to weaken russia's leverage against europe).
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  9274.  @luishernandezblonde  russia wouldn't want india, vietnam etc. to become part of china because then russia would also be closer to losing sovereignty to china. I know that in the "no limits partnership", russia is just china's attack dog that was supposed to pave the way for the invasion of taiwan by humiliating the american empire a second time, after afghanistan. but russia doesn't actually WANT to be subservient to china, they're just betting on china being the winning side in the coming decades - which I gotta say is probably correct. russia wants to be on china's side to win with china, but they have no interest in china becoming even bigger and stronger, because that would weaken russia in the alliance. russia prefers having other countries in asia autonomous but friendly towards china and russia, as opposed to annexed by china. russia is only likely to support chinese annexation if the alternative is definitive alignment with america, like it is with taiwan.
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  9275. afghanistan was a major tourist destination on the hippie trail to india.
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  9276. kids these days!
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  9277. imagine the compensation payments israel could have made to settle land disputes instead of paying for this war. every iron dome rocket costs like a hundred thousand dollars, and they have been firing hundreds of them, not to mention all the precision guided bombs. and one may even be inclined to say that lives are worth some money, too.
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  9278. depends on your definition
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  9279. not wanting kids to die in a school shooting=woke, got it
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  9280.  @Thunder_Dome45  this is not 4chan.
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  9281.  @Thunder_Dome45  it's your people
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  9282.  @allenvoss7977  because isr°°l deliberately let the ham°ssacre happen to create a pretext for ethnic cleansing. it's extensively documented/leaked by now that they knew in advance in MANY ways and took actions opposite to what would serve the protection of their citizens (for example disarming the kibbutzim, and refusing several requests for border security to be stepped back up even towards normal levels, after most of g°za division had been drawn off into the w°st bank to support pogroms there).
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  9283. the phrase that seemed like it got planted in the media to me was "intelligence failure". it's not an intelligence failure to leave the gazan border far less guarded than any reasonable minimum one could have justified in a situation where there was no warning. the reason why the border was damn near undefended, and military comment took 5-6 hours toe en begin counteroffensive operations, was not that a higher quality response requires prior knowledge. "intelligence failure" seemed like an idea conceived to draw attention from what everybody in the invaded territory was saying - "where was the army?"
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  9284. movies uae everything from fake guns through modified blank-only guns and unmodified real guns loaded with blanks to real guns loaded with live ammo. obviously everybody on set ought to know that all of those except for the fully fake guns needed to be treated like deadly weapons. what should be most heavily controlled on set however is live ammunition, I'd say no gun should ever be stored on set loaded with live ammunition, they should only be loaded that way immediately before the shooting of a scene that requires it, and immediately unloaded afterwards. if alec baldwin pulled the trigger of that gun intentionally, he ought to go to prison, because no matter who told himqhat, it's reckless to not personally check if the gun is loaded before doing that. it only takes seconds, I don't understand why you would ever not check.
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  9285. Daniel Howell of course there is, they make fake everythings for movies.
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  9286. that's some intense stupidity, to pose for pictures and videos. they should have put masks on, collected and gotten the hell out of there... although the license plates would still be a problem if there were any pictures.
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  9287. RiceWrap I appear to be on some kind of youtube watch list, they're not letting me post any remotely bad words, or lengthy replies, or sometimes even just civil disagreement. it's really really weird. comment moderation seems to have increased massively since the end of last year.
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  9288. Crawl IntoTheCalm I watch history videos and discuss the man and his project factually as part of history. my posts don't use the same terms that fans of his use today (who btw. still post more freely on youtube than I can), so there really is no good reason for an algorithm to confuse my discussions with endorsements.
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  9289. ​ @ricardoconqueso  well, the ones who live in the countryside, which are a lot of them, do know that soy is one of the top 3 or so biggest crops in america. they just think that it's meant to be animal fodder, which most of it is, and that humans eating soy should be left to asians.
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  9290.  @americanfreedomworldpeace  you might want to learn the difference between somebody saying a thing, and somebody saying that others say that thing.
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  9291. it's also about securing regional governments to serve as proxy forces to murder sub-saharan migrants trying to reach europe through the sahara.
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  9292. honestly not a bad idea. TYT is also super soft on china, I'm guessing it's related to cenk's chinese wife. in either case, with china and with russia, TYT is using any mention of those countries as an opportunity to lie that US politics are full of war hawks who want actual shooting wars with china or russia, when of course the hawks are merely calling for economic decoupling/sanctions and a cold war, since the nuclear deterrence is the same as it was in the cold war anf with china, huge economic dependency is added as a reason to not go to war. absolutely nobody in their right mind expects shooting between US/NATO and russia.
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  9293. dogs>cats, but this cat is not dog-like (except maybe if he walks particularly well on leash, which the video didn't show).
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  9294.  @pairrynwatson4229  yes, but it was too short to show if the cat's behaviour was unusual.
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  9295.  @iwillstealbradyandlockhimi3523  even cats that like to walk on leash typically don't do it like dogs. they don't heel and they don't tend to walk long distances, they just go around investigating and expect the human to follow.
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  9296.  @TheDiner50  livestock guardian dogs are bred to live and work largely independently of humans. but they make bad pets because of it, because they have a really strong tendency to make their own judgment calls on who to threaten or attack, and are a lot less interested in human guidance or approval than other dogs.
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  9297. 2:08 human skin masks?!
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  9298. uhm
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  9299. oof
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  9300. Jon Hall I heard of an accidental explosion spreading radioactive material at a russian rocket terminal that was theorized to have been a burevestnik accident, but of course even if it was, that's not at all a. indication that they have an operational burevestnik. russia is definitely wildly exaggerating its wonder weapons.
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  9301. nope, the actress was 14.
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  9302. pretty sure tea plants are bushes, too small to qualify as trees even if they grow wild.
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  9303. because the road over the kakhovka dam was the only remaining bridge over the dniepr that ukraine could have used for its counteroffensive. previously, russia had only collapsed a small section of the road cover over the damn that would have been easy to bridge, as fully destroying the potential for the dam to beused as a bridge even for heavy vehicles would have required the destruction of the dam.
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  9304. how does the charge make sense?
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  9305.  @Faiez-rh1gm  source? that needs more detail. it's also not high treason even if that was an accurate description.
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  9306. lol what? khan is a corrupt puppet of the army.
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  9307. WTF spain is moving backwards! prostitution should be legal, regulated and unionized!
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  9308. 🤡
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  9309.  @ThinkBeingThanks  what about my whataboutism?
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  9310.  @Power2Think  ooooh we got a creative one here
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  9311. did they call the cops on the beaver? xD
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  9312. hey insider, they're not "off the tree", they're off the cactus.
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  9313. he's living in fantasy land because he's trying to justify to himself that he hasn't left yet. he thinks that the government can't fall because what he's seen in his kabul bubble for however many years is that the government has well-armed and trained military and international allies, and that a lot of people respect the government at least as a power monopoly, and basically nobody likes the taliban. he's staying in kabul because this status quo feels unshakable to him, but within the next 2-3 months, kabul will be last piece of afghanistan under government control, and they won't be able to hold it then. I don't think this guy realizes that kabul is attached to the rest of afghanistan.
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  9314. Samudra Manthan kamala harris is just as heartless as trump. she seems like a creation from the mind of a lizard people conspiracy theorist. she legit seems like she's trying and failing to appear human. even more than hillary clinton. clinton kinda seems like she learned a lot of bad lessons about how to present herself publically but was at some point a person underneath, whereas with kamala it seems like the soullessness comes naturally.
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  9315. why don't you go to prison, alec?
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  9316. it's incredible to me that this dog was still excited about walkies, because he looks quite old (grey) on top of being fat. I think he must have been pushing through quite a bit of joint pain and still somehow enjoying walks. I would have definitely been worried about doing more joint damage while he's losing weight though. that's why fat pets usually get hydrotherapy and/or a lifting harness for walking (with which the human carries part of the dog's weight like a suitcase). I guess it's tempting to just let him walk when he likes it, but to my knowledge, that isn't very safe. it could even be that he by random chance doesn't feel pain very much, which would greatly increase the potential for him to injure himself - there are people who don't feel pain at all, and they generally break way more bones and they have to use their hands to feel for breaks as if they were examining a patient.
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  9317. I don't see how the cops did that in the video, but cops tend to carry tools made for breaking glass. I think they have very hard conical metal spikes like those emergency hammers for breaking glass on trains and buses. on cars, all windows except for the one in the front are made of tempered glass that breaks into little cubes as soon as it gets a little crack anywhere due to internal tension. I think it's done mostly as a safety feature, because the cube-shaped shards pose very little injury risk compared to bigger sharper ones. windscreens are instead reinforced with layers of transparent plastic that hold the glass together when it breaks. I think that's mostly because a more solid windscreen that doesn't disappear as soon as it gets cracked is seen as adding protection in car crashes, but I suppose it could also be a consideration that there are situations in which after a crack occurs in the windshield, the driver still needs to be able to see ahead, and broken tempered glass would obstruct the view very severely.
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  9318. I'll give them credit for showing a degree of compassion that's uncommon in videos on this channel. it a tually seems like this is a topic they're somewhat concerned about.
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  9319.  @JasonBoyce  fausch bad
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  9320.  @milliegirl7514  what what?
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  9321. most christianity in africa and in many third world countries elsewhere is this delusional. what's most incredible for so many people to fall for in my opinion are prosperity gospel churches, of which there are some huge congregations (I think especially in the philippines, but also in the US). their doctrine and their preachings center around telling believers to make money donations to the church as the only true proof of their faith, and that this will be rewarded by god by making them richer in the end. they say people must donate as much as they can because that's how they express the strength of their faith, and they even advertise donating as a solution specifically for people who have no money to spare or are already in debt. their solution for a debt problem is for people to collect as much additional money in loans as they can, and donate it to the church. apparently those churches manage to silence all the people they leave behind in abject poverty somehow.
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  9322. lol
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  9323. macron is right about europe needing to develop the military ability to defend itself because the US republican party can't be relied on for this in the future, and he's wrong about china.
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  9324. if tons of free "bad acid" handed out really did play a major role, that to me actually makes it sound a lot more like a three letter agency op to attack the counterculture. like charlie manson, with whom there was a quite well established agency connection to the music recording studio right by haight-ashbury that manson frequented, along with some other more or less still well-known musicians like the beach boys, of whom of course at least one member was later quite deeply implicated in associating with the "manson family".
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  9325. 11:53 das bismarck-denkmal: 😑
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  9326. they ARE in europe...
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  9327. because it's putin on one side and a literal clown on the other. no, it's might makes right.
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  9328. I'm 95% sure that this is a well-acted skit made by flight attendants.
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  9329. Allison James all of those cops should quit. every one of the cops who stood in that hallway is a disgrace. the semechki are a reference to a viral video. they're to make ukraine's national flower grow where putin dies.
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  9330. 🤡
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  9331. never go full r-word, howard!
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  9332. ^--this is so wholesome I can't even
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  9333. The Line of Best Flat 2 thanks, that is potentially the single most brainwormy video I have ever seen.
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  9334. jesus christ that's a lot of names on those ballots
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  9335. Eric Danielski erster alpha
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  9336. Megan Watson I wasn't going to touch her, I just wanted to... talk, okay?
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  9337. "operation ganga"? that name sucks...
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  9338. the clamshell concept seems extraordinarily practical, seems odd that it hasn't been done more often. I suppose it's somewhat obsolete with today"s durable plastic options, and compared to plastic options, this gun with its all-steel construction including the whole grip gives cauae for concern if one considers potential extreme temperatures, but extreme heat can be reasonably excluded in many places, and for extreme cold you just need some gloves. though I suppose for this purpose, this gun would make particular sense to equip with a four-finger mitten triggerguard, or at least a folding triggerguard. in generaly the construction concept looks extremely simple to make, and to field-strip amd clean. splitting the receiver lengwise ahould give the easiest access possible to just about anything you might need to clean or grease. and it's super intuitive to disassemble and assemble, whereas on many guns you need to move pieces in a specific order into positions whose function is not apparent on the outside like you're solving a puzzle. with rhis one, most people would probably be able to figure it out pretty easily and manage to put it back together.
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  9339.  @segelschuh6273  jörg sprave kennt man
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  9340. yup. the situation now is that continued bad governance will combine with increased public discontentment and a responding flare-up of repression - because everybody who doesn't support erdogan knows that his control over media and other shenanigans shifted the vote in his favour by more points than his margin of victory. if the election had been fair, erdogan would have lost.
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  9341.  @mymiphone1841  and did you just make up that allegation? xD
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  9342. das ist fundamental tyrannisch und wider jegliches modernes rechtsverständnis.
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  9343. f°°° ana's reactionary takes on poor people. but also f°°° joe biden, there is no way I would vote for the second most responsible person for the genocide in palestine if I was american. absolutely no way. even if he wasn't also getting senile and hadn't been a conservative for his entire political career with a highlight of pushing reagan tomake his drug laws more draconian. vote for biden? just say no. and if he keeps this sh°° up, just say beau - write in "joseph robinette biden III" on the ballot. 🖕 vote blue no matter who* *unless they commit genocide
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  9344. if recovering the host°ges had been a priority, as opposed to what has happened, which is that the government wants the host°ges to not be freed because they're important as an excuse for the gen°°ide, then the very first thing to sort out obviously would have been to free all those with urgent medical needs due to illnesses and injuries, probably in under a week. instead, it's taken over 100 days to even make a deal to ensure medication access for any remaining hostages who weren't too sick to die from three months of little to no medication. and I also got the rather strong impression during the truce that h°°°s was even keeping the wounded off the release lists, with the aim of giving a positive impression of the capture and captivity to the public. they probably figured that a sizeable portion of the hostages would not be exchanged for a long time, if ever, so they moved the ones whose health condition they don't want seen to the back of the line. to prevent that, a deal specifically for the wounded would have needed to be made, and is°°°l didn't do that.
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  9345. wtf why would you design a trigger guard with a hole at the bottom to extend the trigger just barely outside of the trigger guard? 🤨
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  9346. 1988banker thanks, would you like a free sterilization?
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  9347. Jay Yearwood you're being very american in your inability to imagine foreign perspectives. the majority of russians who believe the government propaganda live in an alternate reality, they're like for news viewers. how is showing them pictures and stories of dead children supposed to change that?
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  9348. 3:11 verteilt der sadhu QUECKSILBER????????? muss wohl ein echter quacksalber sein
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  9349. AJE had a drop in quality over the last ~5 years, but there really isn't anything to hate them for. they used to be better than any western media on most things, then they fell off to being about as good as better western media. given their framework as a propaganda channel for the second worst gulf arab country, you'd think they'd be garbage like russian media, but they're not. russia today and such do alternate reality BS, AJ tries to build credibility by doing mostly good reporting. the political mission mostly shows up in them truthfully covering things the qatari government wants covered (such as pro-turkey content), but it's hard to see much wrong with that. western media do that and a lot worse. this second nakba is one of the best examples, western media coverage has been completely deranged.
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  9350. that's nowhere near the most brutal torture.
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  9351. that makes no sense, it has to be a lie!
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  9352.  @youtubeprofile9495  nein, weil übergebliebene minen und blindgänger auch oben auf dem trecker noch menschen verletzen oder töten können, vom schaden am gerät mal abgesehen. das ist der grund, weshalb die das räumen wollen, und ebenso das problem mit einer nicht zuverlässig vollständigen räumung.
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  9353. that's why egypt has been building naypyidaw in the desert, a new administrative capital and garrison city 40km into the desert outside of cairo. they're revolution-proofing the country by removing the essential government organs from the capital into a new city that will contain only government officials and dependents, and an army to guard them, with only one open road connecting it to the rest of the people. on that road, they would easily be able to stop a revolutionary mob of any size with aerial bombardment and artillery.
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  9354. -shot thegun yesterday -excited to shoot the gun tomorrow 🤨🤨
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  9355. brettofil you're right, I misheard because that makes even less sense. ammonium nitrate can detonate, potassium nitrate can't, it only works as an oxidizer in explosive or incendiary mixtures when mixed with stuff like sulfur and charcoal for black powder, aluminium for flash powder, or sugar for rocket candy.
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  9356. Jonny Applesead ok, smoothbrained contrarian
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  9357. her front legs are shorter, that's why she looks so goofy.
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  9358. I don't know much about leather, but I'm almost certain that this cracking is a sign of bad quality. on a car that expensive, that's ridiculous.
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  9359. I sure hope nobody flies those near me.
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  9360. ghana doesn't need hordes of people repurposing trash, ghana needs its government to get off its ass and build trash-fired power plants!
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  9361. I wonder what the timeline would be if he did get extradited, and what biden's people might be aiming for there. it sounds like he would be extradited some time this spring, but then what? would biden's people have the control to slow-walk the process so that no court procedings take place before the election in november? I'm sure they would want the news to be as quiet as possible in the last month or two - well, the democrat-aligned media are indeed showing huge willingness to suppress reporting to support biden, and I don't think that much of the republican-aligned media can flip to opposing assange's prosecution. or perhaps biden's people are counting on voters being too ignorant to see through imcredibly cynical maneuvering, and biden actually intends to pardon assange shortly before the election? 🤯
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  9362. rest in hell
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  9363. 10/7 showed that the military leadership and probably bibi do not agree.
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  9364. of course you would
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  9365. why don't they just use fentanyl plus a strong benzodiazepine? make the doses absurdly large, then it's guaranteed death and guaranteed painless. very easily available drugs, too.
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  9366. not a bot comment xD
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  9367.  @bobbygabriel9574  uh yeah, I'm no fan of bothsidesing this.
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  9368.  @xtscarfacem8255  friendly reminder that for the first three weeks or so after 10/7, ana voiced support for is°°el "going after h°mas", by which she broadly meant the bombing they were doing.... it was discernible when cenk said they should invade but not bomb, which made ana very vaguely express the opposite sentiment of being supportive of bombing but not of the planned invasion. because that was the babybrained take suggested by liberal media, which were unquestioningly supportive of the then current actions but critical of an expected ground invasion as an escalation.
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  9369. von vorpreschen kann keine rede sein - die türkei und ungarn sind immer noch russlandfreundlicher als deutschland!
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  9370. Dan Johnston fire? penetration? no, they are DROPPING little clay balls with seeds inside. absolutely no firing or penetration, and the tiny bit of clay makes next to no difference.
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  9371. Dan Johnston yeah, probably not. xD early in the video there are two slomo shots of balls hitting the ground that you were probably misled by. the second one clearly shows a puff of vapor from a compressed air cannon. soon after there is a shot of the drone dropping, and it shows no vapor or any acceleration beyond gravity. clay balls will never penetrate naturally compacted soil/sand/clay just by being dropped, not even at terminal velocity.
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  9372. absolute degenerates. we should just forcibly vaccinate people and let them cry about it afterwards.
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  9373. the US supported the predident.
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  9374. the most dangerous thing is when such a nation, of whom almost every citizen alive today has been raised on the same continuous victimhood narrative, is provided with a huge terrorist attack like the hamassacre to serve as evidence. practically all of these people have spent their entire lives grasping or listening to their media grasp at straws to use as evidence of their unique victimhood and as justification to oppress millions of palestinians and kill or imprison hundreds of thousands. by the standard of proportionality they have always seen their society broadly accept, in which practically no evil done to palestinians can be too high of a price for "security" for jews, the hamassacre has done away with palestinian rights including the right to life entirely. israelis deliberately choose not to recognize the fact that the hamassacre was only possible either due to the most unbelievable incompetence of primarily the military command and secondarily the intelligence agencies and government, or due to a treason plot to allow the hamassacre as a pretext for annihilating palestine (as erdogan likely did with the turkish failed coup). they choose to instead pretend that this is now the benchmark for the threat that israel faces, as if it could not have been almost entirely prevented by simply manning the border very normally, and not having the military command wait six hours to even initiate a response. currently, the dictated and broadly accepted position is apparently that the people no longer trust netanyahu to keep them safe because he failed at that, but they trust him to restore their safety by killing gaza, and then when the "war" is over, that's the right time for him to step down and for israel to start trying to understand what went wrong... or rather to start asking netanyahu's national security apparatus about the version of events that they will have then been given months or years to prepare. and of course after almost the whole country has then made themselves complicit in killing gaza, there will be very little appetite for proving that there had been something fishy about the pretext of the operation.
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  9375. hmmm I think it's the autism, is it the autism?
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  9376. that's not a biden-specific thing. is°°el and specifically netanyahu have a really deranged habit of disrespecting their allies. netanyahu even made trump hate him by doing that, in spite of how obvious it is that flattering trump was an ectraordinarily good investment. it's pathological, netanyahu can't help himself, he feels an urge to express disrespect like george santos feels an urge to lie.
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  9377. don't shill kamikoto knives, they're absolute garbage. they're literally made of worse stainless steel than many of the cheapest knives you find in a supermarket.
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  9378. roy moore and matt gaetz are ready
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  9379. why do the UAE support ethiopia? I would have guessed that they're happy to see it fail, as would egypt and sudan.
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  9380.  @BTinSF  the US definitely does not want to declare russia a state enemy
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  9381.  @chaosknight9131  well, other than the child stealing, the US has plenty of friends like that.
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  9382. jesus christ, what is that apostrophe doing there?
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  9383. thanks. good luck with finding a new job where telling the truth is not forbidden.
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  9384. what's up with americana reading azerbaijan as "ajebejan"? don't you think that those two consonants would be written the same if they were supposed to be the same? :'D
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  9385. the meme video in reaction to lend-lease of the star destroyer flying over ukraine is hilarious.
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  9386. I think his mother must have thrown him out because she noticed the disability... pretty impressive how early she noticed!
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  9387. holy shit, that peopaganda situation is worse than I thought! but I guess it has to be if still ~65% of russians support putin. this seems like one of the best moments ever for the assassination of a country's leader... I can't imagine that whoever would replace putin wouldn't be more reasonable than him.
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  9388. zelensky was elected by an ALREADY incomplete ukraine, that certainly disqualifies him from any rationale of indefinite governance unless the impossible total victory is reached.
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  9389. 10:55 dude, the way YOU gloss over the IHRA definition is very suspicious!
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  9390. pitbull??
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  9391. 0_O
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  9392.  @sarajuanaict  kanye himself says that he is diagnosed bipolar.
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  9393. according to every french person, paris is entirely populated with maniacs.
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  9394. they helped to remove ben ali and other arab dictators.
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  9395. basiert
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  9396. conspiracy, coverup: yes, obviously. the jack tuby shooting was the most obvious setup ever. but to me, the way lee harvey oswald acted in front of the cameras in the police station really looked convincingly like he didn't do it. he doesn't seem guilty or dishonest, and I don't think he would have been denying it so hard if he had just shot the president and gotten caught, because he would have known that he wasn't going to get off. he looks like he really didn't do it, but he's very worried because he knows that as a communist, he's not going to get a fair trial.
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  9397. früher war weniger dilemmata.
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  9398.  @Mat14651  now I want to see jesus christ get the hydraulic press treatment....
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  9399. you are very very wrong, this is about the most pro-israel news you can find outside of israel. german state media are the worst on israel.
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  9400. why were the condors all together? I didn't think they were big on company, and there was no carrion, was there?
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  9401. Scorpio cool, I've never been called disgusting by a catboy before! 😄
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  9402. 3:45 random gameboy sound
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  9403. ༺Ashera༻ I know that it's common for american police departments to be bad in ways like that. but uvalde probably has the best reason to do something about it for a change because the problems have been so shockingly demonstrated. even the biggest police apologists can't defend this conduct.
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  9404. they advocated for those soldiers to be allowed to stay longer to save more people, that's all. every additional day would have saved thousands. the busiest day saw over 19,000 evacuations. what TYT is calling warmongering is advocacy for the extension of a desperately needed humanitarian mission. tens, probably over 100,000 people that would be considered eligible for evacuation if we gave them a beaurocratic chance are being left behind to live under taliban tyranny.
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  9405. this is boomers online. he didn't understand that his posts said "ltgovmcnally" visible to everybody else, because nobody specifically told him that, and nobody told him about finsta.
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  9406.  @dazmavlad  clown
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  9407. stop watching DW, start watching channel 4.
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  9408. yes. he found out about zuckerberg doing jiu jitsu, and has now suggested a penis measuring contest instead. presumably he believes he would win because he is african.
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  9409. what about her eyes? those are cataracts, right? can she even see at all?
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  9410. a job for canada's first black prime minister!
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  9411. ​ @tastypymp1287  you too
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  9412.  @tastypymp1287  you too
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  9413. MBS-top or bottom?
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  9414. well, earth will eventually enter another ice age some thousands of years into the future, but for now, it's very much the opposite. we are warming the planet at the fastest rate it has warmed in a crazy long time (I think it's the fastest since there have been humans), which is why nature has such trouble adapting and so many ecosystems are unstable due to the mass extinction of species.
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  9415. 🤡
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  9416. religion is pure death cope.
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  9417. a birthrate of 0.8 children per woman? jesus fucking christ, that is incredible! korea needs to get comfortable with immigrants real quick!
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  9418. ANA was rude and aggressive here??? I hate her reactionary BS, but that is a ridiculous take. who was interrupting and shouting down who?
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  9419. Robert N don't talk about turkmenistan's best dentist like that!
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  9420. did joe rogan get peterson into DMT?! xD
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  9421. ​ @UkraineNeeds like the french statue of liberty xD
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  9422. well, laws obviously don't count for them. they even did that in the US in 2020, there were security forces attacking, detaining and kidnapping protesters with no insignia and refusing to identify what agency they worked for (probably mostly branches of homeland security).
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  9423.  @azexine1845  the issue with the unidentified cops at the BLM protests wasn't the lack of name tags, it was the lack of insignia and refusal to identify which organization they were working for when asked.
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  9424. they are, at the talk to the manager wall.
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  9425. putin wants to force ukrainians to flee, and not just away from the front lines,but out of the country, to put pressure on ukraine's allies, who then need to house millions of refugees during the winter energy crisis.
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  9426. this video is too loud.
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  9427. I think the way she moves is the main reason other dogs avoid her. they have trouble reading her uncoordinated body language, so she doesn't seem trustworthy.
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  9428. actually the final number is 1139, they announced one or more small reductions in count after the 1200. of course that doesn't stop the supporters from claiming "1400 civilians". in reality, 32% were active duty security forces, while the difference between adult men among the dead and adult men among the population in g°za suggests a ballpark ratio of 5% comb°°ants among the d°°d. of the 10/7 at°°ck, only 3% of the d°°d, 36 total, including around 15 randomly ki°°ed by the rocket barrage, were minors. among the d°°d in g°°a, 40% are minors, totalling over 360 times more. speaking of the 10/7 charred b°di°s - compare the burnt car wreck that the US just produced with their b°ghdad dr°ne str°ke (which typically use hellfire missiles, as did i-country's apache helicopters).
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  9429. you misspelled "hanged".
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  9430. it's either the butler or the gardener.
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  9431. duck noises
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  9432. you could have made arm holes closeable with pull strings in the first bubble to be able to pet her inside, similar to a glove box.
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  9433. uhm.... are you proposing a wind turbine to charge the battery from the plane's forward movement through the air? are you actually doing that? 😳
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  9434. 14:30 -educational youtuber -doesn't know the word "taiga" ☹️
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  9435. *have
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  9436. Celathian Aaron a lot of nations haven't been divided by it. most people recognize that masks are a relatively non-restrictive way to reduce transmission, compared to the degree of extra social distancing that would be required to make up for not wearing masks. and most people recognize that it's f*cked up to expose people such as teachers and store clerks to unmasked people at their jobs. there are people outside of america who resemble republicans, but they're usually a small minority in other developed countries.
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  9437. MajikWaffle I think most of the world has known that, at least since trump got elected.
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  9438. where does one go to find war/war crimes footage like that? please don't say twitter...
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  9439. front toward enemy
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  9440. I don't think she's a journalist
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  9441.  @ariima9466  I don't think sugar production has a particularly bad reputation for environmental harm, what are you talking about?
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  9442.  @ariima9466  like I said, that is absolutely not a well-known issue. I have never heard of it, and I've heard of a lot of things of that sort. and it still doesn't seem very credible (since I don't see what about sugar production would even produce notable wastewater, except perhaps with white sugar production). I won't be taking your trolly word for it. xD
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  9443.  @ariima9466  ok so sugar mills produce wastewater that due to its high sugar content feeds bacterial growth and deoxygenates waterways it's released into... seems like a pretty mild industrial waste problem that's likely to be very localised. a sufficiently large sugar mill could make a couple kilometers of a river into a dead zone, and that would suck for example for fish that need to migrate, but it wouldn't be as bad as all sorts of other industrial processes that produce persistent poisons.
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  9444.  @ariima9466  mimimimimi xD what's the explanation for you being such a c**t?
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  9445.  @ariima9466  of course it makes my argument valid. your first comment implies that it's a very a well-known issue. you're fun to argue with <3
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  9446.  @ariima9466  what did I contradict?
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  9447.  @ariima9466  *your no, my argument from the start was that that is not a well-known issue, and you have conceded that. I didn't contradict myself anywhere, I won the argument.
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  9448.  @ariima9466  look at your profile, I'm pretty sure you're the kid here. xD
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  9449.  @ariima9466  that's an oldschool emoticon, kiddo
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  9450. the dog was doing a friendly/playful approach and was confused because it kinda thought the running away was the kid playing chase, it doesn't understand the potential for the friendly approach to be misunderstood, but itdid notice the kid looking and sounding strangely unhappy. the reaction signaling disapprovalof a friendly approach that dogs are aort of pre-programmed to understand would be either ignoring the dog, or some degree ofthreat dieplay (turning towards and staring at the dog and freezing up for example would be one). dogs normally aren't able to understand panic.
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  9451. "evil genius"? it's not evil to steal from banks.
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  9452.  @ClovenTerra  no, rock and glass wool are absolutely fireproof. they're what they sound like, glass or stone spun into fine fibers like cotton candy. there are different flammability grades for plastics-based insulation, and some probably are acceptable for most applications (though the types not at all fortified against fire are really a terrible idea in any application because they always make the fire spread faster than anything else around), but they all are much more flammable than glass or rock wool.
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  9453. 2.54
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  9454. it's also just fair to spread more migrants out of the southern border atates, which are mostly poorer states than many others that have much fewer migrants and fewer administrative problems with them.
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  9455. Osama Bin laden congratulations for defeating the infidels
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  9456. that would not serve the purpose of asylum correctly, but I think most of them would strongly prefer what you're proposing to the best they can hope to get in reality, which is likely to involve a longer period without a work permit and a whole lot more beaurocracy and uncertainty.
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  9457. good luck. I think you'll find that there aren't a lot of limits on what cops and prosecutors will protect abusive cops from.
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  9458. interesting, I would not have guessed that iraq is so nothing like egypt
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  9459. 100%, in fact it would be reasonable in my opinion to make companies as rich as disney pay those past benefits (for full time workers) back to the government.
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  9460. that guy showed his soviet military ID because he thinks that's what will keep him safe when the russians come.
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  9461. what thehell does "designer" mean? that there is some narcissist involved who pretends to be an artist?
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  9462. die kriegssituation steht seit ungefähr eineinhalb wochen so schlecht für für die ukraine wie schon seit der dritten oder vierten kriegswoche nicht mehr. allerdings muss man zu der aktuellen kesselsituation sagen, dass die viel kleiner ist also sie schon seit monaten prophezeit und von den russen versucht wurde. es war mal die rede von einer zange zwischen isium und dnipro, davon ists weit entfernt. und in kherson stehen die russen immer noch wacklig, von der einnahme odessas und abschnitt der ukraine vom schwarzen meer können die kaum träumen. sogar charkiv haben die russen wahrscheinlich endgültig aufgegeben. kurz gesagt, seit neuestem gewinnen die russen, aber dass sich jetzt der ganze krieg zu ihren gunsten dreht scheint sehr unwahrscheinlich. allerdings haben sie wesentlich bessere chancen, den ganzen donbass einzunehmen, als sie noch vor zwei wochen zu haben schienen. für kharkiv und dnipro wirds aber nicht reichen, und für saporischja denke ich auch nicht.
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  9463. nobody is talking about building a ghetto, the plan was just to house like three times more people there than all single family homes. it wasn't supposed to be for poor people, it was supposed to be for normal people instead of rich people.
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  9464. the quote bit at the end is incredibly annoyingly read.
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  9465. compared tothevarious other WW2 stamped and tubular steel looking submachine guns, I likethe look of this a lot. the full length barrel shroud receiver tube makes it look much less cluttered. side-mounted magazines look terrible though.
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  9466. based on reporting that the defense minister pushed for a preemptive strike against lebanon, and netanyahu rejected it, I lean towards suspecting yoav gallant the most. besides netanyahu, among the literally everybody who did not resign, I find that to be most noteable with the defense minister and with the commander of the gaza division (brigardier general avi rosenfeld). probably rosenfeld most of all, I struggle to imagine how anyone could not think that he should resign.
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  9467.  @Shuvvl  they violently react with water, forming hydrogen gas and enough heat to ignite it.
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  9468. he almost certainly used an expensive compound bow made of carbon fiber and such.
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  9469. too late. azerbaijan's big bribery campaign has taken hold among european politicians like 10 yearsago, and europe is now very eager to establish a large piped gas conection from azerbaijan to replace russian gas.
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  9470. a couple of 30 round magazines? no half measures, huh? xD I hope you don't let kids in your car.
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  9471. if that's true, whoever made that to get that record registered is the world's most useless person.
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  9472. "if you have a phone, you've definitely seen this guy" the fuck are you talking about? not everybody with a phone uses tiktok.
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  9473. Sterain 61 be honest, did you eat the rest of the fries after finding the wasp?
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  9474. Bing Chilling I guess this rifle would be useful against something like a VDV unit then, since the heaviest vehicles they have are light IFVs?
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  9475. Mourad C obviously
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  9476. 1:14 inshallah
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  9477. 8:29 WTF is "sensitivity to pilot consciousness"?????? are you trying to claim that the thing has mind-reading capabilities???????????😂
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  9478. 0:54 jeff jolly really embraced his name with all that live laugh love merch in his house xD
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  9479. didn't that already happen?
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  9480. natürlich spielt es keine rolle, wie viele große und kleine hamas laut hamas-propaganda kaputtgehen, sind ja keine menschen, sondern schutzschilde menschlicher bauweise. und jede israelische bombe hat hamas abgeworfen, denn hamas hat ja angefangen. vor dem 7.10. war super stimmung, alles dufte, hatte auch noch nie probleme gegeben.
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  9481. Graham Cook boink appears to be one of those thorium guys
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  9482. no, that only applies to jews who lived in european countries in which nazi policies against jews were implemented esit: more specifically, it applies to anyone targeted for being too jewish by na°° standards, or perhaps arguably only to those targeted for extermination based on their degree of na°°-defined jewishness. in general, people with at least one parent or two grandparents identified as jews automatically qualified for extermination in the final years of the war. some relatively severe discriminatory policies typically extended to those with one jewish grandparent.
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  9483. "step on me, mommy!" - ace
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  9484. look at that, we have found the leftist israeli
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  9485. I only just had to switch from using a ~7 year old ipod touch since I finally broke the screen on top of the second battery being long dead. I was hardly able to use any apps anymore, but the upside that I have now lost was that something about the OS or safari browser wasn't able to display ads on youtube, so I was using youtube completely ad-free. damn, those midrolls are annoying now! well, now I've got a new phone for 220€ that has 4 times the RAM of my 10 year old home computer. xD
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  9486. nobody is claiming millions. the confirmed d°°ths are about 30,000, and the estimate after adding in those not counted under rubble (the prior count only covers recovered bodies) is over 35,000 (euromed).
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  9487. coughciacough
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  9488. more like why do you kill their kids?
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  9489. looks like a malinois crossed with an afghan hound or that big russian racing dog
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  9490. reminds me of sergeant pepperspray
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  9491. continental shelf territorial claims are nonsense, they should be rejected entirely.
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  9492. apparently here in german it was called what I believe is translatable as picket stake, among other names. probably our number one least pooular plane together with the 737 max.
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  9493. expanding domino's into italy is a musk twitter level stupid business devision!
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  9494. love the american gear on the taliban bodyguards. very cool.
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  9495. it seems stupid to make those molotov covktails outdoors. all those people could be considered combatants and hit with a drone strike.
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  9496. @Zepparella Dakunish might be grey goo
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  9497. Jan Zurek ô7
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  9498. sounds like the catholic church.
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  9499. the mini american shepherd being called that is because they used the opportunity of declaring the mini breed variant to correct the name of the australian shepherd, because that really is an american breed. mini american shepherds ARE shrunken australian shepherds.
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  9500. it does, but it's about 20 years old.
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  9501.  @Free.Britney  if anything, he looks older than he is in that thumbnail, because he should look 15-20 years younger there than today. that joe biden in that picture looks old AF for 60-65. hunter looks about 35, he's 53 today. I haven't seen an indication of biden having any work done besides his very obviously regrown hairline. biden was damn near bald in the 90s.
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  9502. natürlich ist es das
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  9503. THANKS OBAMNA
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  9504. I feel for those supersoldiers, I like short girls. ._.
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  9505.  @jessicastambach1052  what?
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  9506. those are on opposite ends of the whole spectrum of big national US poloiticians in terms of communication competence. it's like they chose kamala harris to make biden not better by comparison.
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  9507.  @bodegacoast  sum it up for me? what missed here is that this video misses reality. as is typical of fas°°st peo°°°nda.
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  9508. ist doch nixhts neues, scholz sagt eine schwächere form dessen, was biden vor einem monat gesagt hat, selbe nummer wie immer. und kritik war das sehr dezidiert überhaupt nicht. news wäre, wenn sich scholz oder baerbock auch nur ein einziges mal weiter vorwagen würden als die amis.
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  9509. I am going to be very charitable and assume that you're not just bad at spelling, but rather intentionally referencing "academi" (rebranded blackwater) and hillary clinton (hitlar[y]) to make some salient point that is eluding me.
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  9510. mimimimimi
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  9511. yeah, sounds sufficiently thoroughly debunked. also that guy 1:33 very much looks like somebody lying, and not like someone whose brother was just m°°dered.
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  9512.  @DemPilafian that's the same thing.
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  9513.  @melmann357  I think it's only treason if it helps some entity that's a rival of the US. he didn't necessarily mean to sell information, maybe the idea was more like insider trading. like how all those senators like pelosi are known for making a killing on the stock market by monetizing their intelligence access (to the point where they have herds of investors copying their investments because they're so likely to outperform most other investment strategies).
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  9514.  @aditya-ml6km  I have no idea if boeing otherwise has a worse safety record than airbus, but holy shit, did those 737 max do damage to boeing's reputation! I think the only reason why there still is serious competition of equals between boeing and airbus is that airbus made a wrong bet on the oversized A380 being what modern aviation needs, whereas boeing made a winner in the 787, which is a moderately large airliner with extremely good fuel efficiency. everybody wants to buy the 787, whereas the A380 probably required bribery to even gain a handful of orders, most of which were cancelled, and now production has been shut down with hardly any built. the thing is too big for many airports, and is a huge pain in the ass to fill with enough passengers to achieve even decent fuel efficiency. meanwhile the 787 can fly from more airports, is much easier to book fully, and has much better fuel efficiency, which is probably only going to become more important.
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  9515. would nukes? ;)
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  9516.  @zw9802  literally 1948
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  9517.  @Liebhabhasi13  💩
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  9518.  @Fabienne_1995  👉👈👁️🫦👁️
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  9519. perfect comment
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  9520. triceratopen können gar kein corona kriegen! merkeldiktatur!
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  9521.  @EduardKunz-x8h  was die palä°°°nenser zu einer nation macht ist primär die gemeinsame erfahrung als opfer eines bestimmten kolonialstaates bei gleichzeitiger staatenlosigkeit (im gegensatz zu den 100.000 syrern, 95% der bevölkerung, die selbiger kolonialstaat 1967 permanent aus den golanhöhen vertrieb).
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  9522. how is this slanted coverage when they didn't even call the "fishermen" the maritime militia?
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  9523. that depends on what your definition of is is.
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  9524. I see depression has come to georgia
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  9525. fooel ⛽
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  9526. 6:55 you can elso tell that ron's legs are peoportionally too long below his knees. his lifts are overkill in height, and in the close up pictures from a week ago, they form a very suspicious profile. they're clearly not well-made and not in good condition (basically lifts look increasingly unnwtural as they wear, since they accumulate deformations corresponding to movement in the wrong places. desantis should have asked putin forhis shoemaker before this whole debacle. because putin's lifts by comparison are extremely deniable, and he seems to havedifferent heights that are picked for different appearances depending on the relative amounts of walking, standing and sitting putini tends to do, and how much his shoes will be seen. for example sitting with the shoes openly shown on camera makes the lifts only a liability and not a benefit, and they probably should be relatively flat when wide putin walking is in order (an inch more or less doesn't matter anyways when the director can ensure that nobody whose height compares unfavourably to putin comes close to him), but when he stands behind a podium or in a gallery with other people, high lifts pay off.
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  9527. 2:40 if you can't say "gyros" right, you can't speak for where they come from. ÇENK ÇANCELLED
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  9528. bangladesh is putting them on a baron flood-prone little island in the border area, and they do want to send them back.
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  9529. it's kinda funny how shocked you are by "semi-automatic weapons" being used. I don't think that means what you think it means! xD almost all police guns except shotguns an sharpshooter's rifles are semi-automatic, including all police pistols. what IS shocking are the reports of protesters being shot from helicopters.
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  9530. in germany, we say klimaterroristen
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  9531.  @Suisfonia  the post was intended to be humourous, though the response time does seem extremely quick.
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  9532.  @Curtis_Fu  that was a US draft dodger joke. canada was the refuge of choice for US vietnam war draft dodgers, canada in general officially allowed them to stay to avoid the war.
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  9533. 🤡
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  9534.  @DafyddBrooks  I wasn't comparing itto east germany, you absolute dullard
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  9535. america wants to pretend that abandoning afghanistan was a good thing. it happened because the overwhelming majority of americans just wanted american involvement to stop, and did not and still do not care at all about afghans. the war was lost by morale failure of the american public. american media probably get angry messages whenever they talk about how bad things are in afghanistan now, because americans don't want to know.
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  9536.  @Cidada_do_mundo  ok buddy. this isn't a butt lift.
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  9537. dann schon lieber direkt vom isr°°°ischen militär die nachrichten, das ist das gleiche minus eine schicht unachtsamkeitsfehler und übereifrig dazugedichtete rechtfertigungen.
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  9538. arnold black n-word
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  9539. Ivares Kesner journalists can be denied access and detained for being where they're not supposed to be though, and in practice it's common for journalists to face suspicion that they're working for the enemy in some way.
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  9540. particularly in florida xD
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  9541.  @famitsus987  no way
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  9542.  @alanhat5252  you've got a point, but it's probably hard to get a TV interview for that, and it probably wouldn't be very insightful
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  9543. it's the austrians every time, and germany gets the blame...
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  9544. IIOII I appreciate your comment <3 obviously "always throwing out the top tray" is bullshit, nobody plans like that. the response the period people should have given is that whoever was in charge of that bun delivery fucked up because they're supposed to push the buns directly from the truck into the restaurant and not leave it unattended outside at all. the pigeons got too close to all of those buns, not just the ones on top.
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  9545. this isn't left bias, it's idiot left bias.
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  9546. look at me howling!
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  9547. Richard P right, I have yet to be convicted of anything :)
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  9548. duncan yourmate there's definitely a difference between somebody important who is imprisoned hunger striking, and some random kids deciding to go extreme diet camping and demanding attention. speaking of diet, the one on the left is still fat, they can't have been hunger striking for very long!
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  9549. Richard P I'm probably skinnier than the skinnier guy in the video... and 90% of other americans. ;)
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  9550. 1:27 one eager boi
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  9551. everybody can mke doughnuts. I qould certainly prefer if they were made here and sold two days fresher.
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  9552. alainmcin from what I've heard, we'd probably have to replace therussian gas mostly with expensive american and qatari LNG.
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  9553. Springchicken have you heard of austria?
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  9554. HOLY SHIT
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  9555. very cute little idiot dog, but she needs a diet.
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  9556. this video is a bangeur.
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  9557. world leader in climate change? are you joking?
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  9558. wow that poster wall at the end is pathetic :'D
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  9559. a giant korean moon station? lol
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  9560. 🙄
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  9561.  @Sardonic-Angel  ???
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  9562. what sealed ukraine's fate was giving up the world's third largest nuclear arsenal in exchange for russian and american promises to defend ukraine.
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  9563. he also most likely had broken bones and a concussion etc.. I think I remember a news report saying that the well is 30m deep. he only landed at the bottom alive because he scraped and bounced along the sides of the well, slowing his fall. I'd say it's quite unusual that he survived for almost five days instead of dying for example from internal bleeding earlier. in a hole that deep and narrow, air exchange and oxygen access are also a big problem, though I would guess that the rescue workers probably pumped air from the top to the bottom through a hose. given how long it took to dig the tunnel (and how risky it was), what they probably would have needed was for somebody to quickly build a camera-guided robotic device to put some kind of harness around his chest and shoulders to pull him up by rope. I'm guessing he was too injured to put one on himself.
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  9564. für direkten beschuss müssen fahrzeuge sehr viel stärker gepanzert sein (moderne anti-panzer-geschosse können teilweise rund einen meter stahl durchschlagen), und wenn man ein fahrzeug entsprechend aufwändig baut, dann lohnt es sich, dafür zur besseren steuerung auch soldaten reinzusetzen. zumindest bisher noch, irgendwann werden automatische steuerung und fernsteuerung gut genug werden.
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  9565.  @zeffy._440  they were proven to have lied, they took shelter too.
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  9566.  @zeffy._440  they lied.
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  9567.  @zeffy._440  🤡
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  9568. not the worst idea. bernie is definitely too old, I'm pretty sure deblasio is younger.
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  9569. for sure
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  9570. ich glaub sie hält sich selbst einfach in jeder weise für die norm.
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  9571. yeah, TYT'a judgment on story choice can be pretty questionable. they tryto jump on trending stories, though I'd be a bit surprised if this actually was trending, and if it was, thrn it was basically exclusively among incels.
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  9572. he comes from a long line of sissies. [that's his family name]
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  9573. ​ @freeworldorder9581 daher wohl der begriff "leitmedien"
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  9574.  @tristramshandy4063  an earlier funny incident of isr°°l telling on themselves that got drowned out in the news, and deserves to be repeated: one of the many IDF blunders in this "war" early on was that around the end of the border-resecuring operation they released a propaganda package consisting of pictures of two or three supposed "te°°orists" killed in israel, with guns laying next to their bodies, plus drone footage of the event that through some careless mixup got released as if it supported the presented scenario. but what it actually showed was those two or three g°zan men walking just a stone's throw from the broken fence within isr°°l, unarmed, immediately complying and surrendering when approached by soldiers, and then being ex°°uted on their knees with their hands up, while the soldiers approached very close, indicating that they perceived no threat from them. 🤦‍♂️
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  9575. obamna
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  9576. reporting official death numbers for the shanghai outbreak uncritically like this is ridiculous. if you divide the number of deaths reported here by the number of cases, the death rate is extremely extremely implausibly low at 0.03%. seasonal flu normally has a death rate of about 0.1% or higher, and before omicron and before vaccinations, covid had a death rate around 0.5% (nominally more in almost all places due to failure to diagnose all mild cases). given omicron's less severe illness and china's low immunity from almost no previous infections and barely effective vaccines, the death rate for the current outbreaks should be something like 0.2%, not 0.03%. if it was 0.03%, that would make chins's zero covid policy even dumber, because that would be significantly less dangerous than influenza.
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  9577. well, I can confirm that it is the envy of germany and britain. xD
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  9578.  @RadimBadsi  boohoo
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  9579. *have
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  9580. ah yes, victorious retreat
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  9581. 2:13 the country has an inflation problem? yeee I reckon devaluing the currency by 50% is gonna do the trick! it's a perfect example of miley - argentina elected a guy whose program is to make the bad things worse. clearly stupidity is not just a US thing.
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  9582.  @rolffischer1812  also gehören die westliche hälfte polens sowie ostpreußen samt königsberg immer noch zu deutschland und sollten wieder angeschlossen werden, ebenso wie elsass und lothringen?
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  9583.  @rolffischer1812  taiwan wird nicht chinesischer wenn es von der kommunistischen partei übernommen wird. es wird nur diktatorischer. und die heutige westliche hälfte polens war ganz normal teil des deutschen reiches. das gebiet war nie polnisch bevor polen von stalin nach westen verschoben wurde (verkleinerung deutschlands und vergrößerung von belarus und der ukraine, und polen musste halt umziehen).
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  9584.  @blackmamba___  oh, so you disagree with israel's president, you do think that there are innocent people in gaza?
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  9585. it's not his car, it belongs to the police department. and he sounded hella defeated. xD
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  9586. france has fallen to the muslim horde 😫
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  9587.  @Erfan  are you proud of your lack of humour?
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  9588. for any segment led by ben gleib, TYT IS zi°nist western media.
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  9589. Facts over Fear enticement is not kidnapping.
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  9590.  @lances8460  they have probably been studying together all through school
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  9591. 🤡
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  9592. mimimimimi
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  9593. yeah no sh°°.
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  9594. it's a rube goldberg gun! :o
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  9595.  @909-Rob  perfekter understatement-begriff
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  9596.  @909-Rob  liest du hobbymäßig duden?
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  9597.  @909-Rob  es ist halt nicht jeder so humorlos wie du
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  9598. certainly not if they wait too long and get caught in the rasputitsa
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  9599.  @Miniburn_04  I would have read all of that if you had used punctuation. TYT IS pro-russia, by being what russia calls useful idiots. they are spreading messages helpful to russia without intending to help russia.
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  9600. the wood has a pretty colour, but the gun's peoportions and stock shape are a bit weird.
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  9601. Jess Peachy probably 75% of american soldiers in afghanistan thought that afghans were arabs...
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  9602.  @robbomax1143  🤡
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  9603.  @sevinbamuels6560  from wikipedia: "Nervous laughter is laughter provoked from an audience's expression of alarm, embarrassment, discomfort or confusion, rather than amusement. Nervous laughter is usually less robust in expression than "a good belly laugh", and may be combined with confused glances or awkward silence on the part of others in the audience. Nervous laughter is considered analogous to a courtesy laugh, which may be rendered by more of a conscious effort in an attempt to move a situation along more quickly, especially when the comedian is pausing for laughter. Nervous laughter is a physical reaction to stress, tension, confusion, or anxiety. Neuroscientist Vilayanur S. Ramachandran states "We have nervous laughter because we want to make ourselves think what horrible thing we encountered isn't really as horrible as it appears, something we want to believe." Psychologist and neuroscientist Robert Provine, from the University of Maryland, studied over 1,200 "laughter episodes" and determined that 80% of laughter isn't a response to an intentional joke.[1] Unhealthy or "nervous" laughter comes from the throat. This nervous laughter is not true laughter, but an expression of tension and anxiety. Instead of relaxing a person, nervous laughter tightens them up even further. Much of this nervous laughter is produced in times of high emotional stress, especially during times where an individual is afraid they might harm another person in various ways, such as a person's feelings or even physically.[2] People laugh when they need to project dignity and control during times of stress and anxiety. In these situations, people usually laugh in an unconscious attempt to reduce stress and calm down, however, it often works otherwise. Nervous laughter is often considered fake laughter and even heightens the awkwardness of the situation.[3] People may laugh nervously when exposed to stress due to witnessing others' pain. For instance, in Stanley Milgram's obedience experiment, subjects ("teachers") were told to shock "learners" every time the learners answered a question incorrectly. Although the "learners" were not actually shocked, the subjects believed they were. As they were going through the study, many of the "subjects showed signs of extreme tension and conflict".[4] Milgram observed some subjects laughing nervously when they heard the "learners'" false screams of pain. In A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness, neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran suggests that laughter is used as a defense mechanism used to guard against overwhelming anxiety. Laughter often diminishes the suffering associated with a traumatic event.[2]"
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  9604.  @robbomax1143  him grabbing his crotch also was not sexual, was it?
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  9605. the US congress decided to move the embassy to jerusalem decades ago, and then the presidents kept putting it off. the embassy move is a very beaurocratically settled matter, there are no backsies.
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  9606. this is the islamic state simultaneously attacking the US, afghan collaborators with the western occupation and afghans not wanting to live under sharia, and the newtaliban government.
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  9607. lie
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  9608. no, that's not possible.
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  9609. 0:09 I like the press bike, very profesh!
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  9610. I wonder how they're changing the cultures of wild orangutans. I have watched some of the TV clips about that place on youtube, and they mention that the apes grow up much more social than they would in the wild, where they would be raised individually by only their mother with no group around. these orphanages have presumably already released hundreds of orang utans that grew up in big groups. by the way, are they gene testing and putting them back in the regions where they belong? I think there are three species of orangutan now, and presumably some recognized subspecies. or are they releasing them into areas that no longer had orangutans?
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  9611. funding domestic violence? yikes
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  9612. a floofy one
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  9613. singapur ist ne industrienation? ich würd eher taiwan vorschlagen, allerdings brauchen die vor allem verteidigungsankommen (bidens lügen reichen nicht).
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  9614.  @senatorjosephmccarthy2720  poop emoji
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  9615. the only riot in those clips is the police riot.
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  9616. 12 hours? that doesn't seem very credible. 36 hours I could believe as the originally planned time frame for capturing kyiv. for 12 hours, ukraine's military would have needed to not just totally fall apart and offer next to no resistance, but pretty much organize cooperation with the russians.
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  9617. Person Person the russians weren't trying to make it to kyiv from rostov. their ground vehicles were trying to make it to kyiv the short way (I think like 100-150km) from belarus near/through the chernobyl exclusion zone, and they landed a rather large contingent of airborne troops (mentioned in the video) at hostomel airport just outside of kyiv with that big swarm of transport helicopters that we saw one of the earliest videos of, where they presumably assumed that they would be able to fly in more troops and equipment by plane quickly. of course one of their false assumptions was that they would be able to immediately eliminate any noteworthy threats from the ukrainian airforce and ukrainian air defenses. I would guess that with the speed of armoured vehicles, the actual time it would take just to drive COMPLETELY unimpeded and unsecured from belarus to kyiv would be in the 5-10 hour range. but even if they didn't expect any organized resistance, they would have known that there were ukrainian armed forces positioned along the way as if to defend against such an invasion, and they would not have been able to discount the possibility of individual ukrainian units fighting even without orders, so they would have needed to move carefully to protect themselves against the possibility, and given that fact, there is no way they could have made it in 12 hours. heck, if the ukrainian state had fallen apart, the russians would have been impeded by civilians trying to escape on the roads instead!
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  9618. ROTMetro no, the russians who first got close to kyiv were the VDV airborne troops at hostomel airport. they did bring riot munitions along with various weapons of war, but they weren't cops, they were highly trained professional soldiers. the ground troops took a couple days longer to get that close, and at that point the russians knew how much resistance they were facing, and they wouldn't have sent cops to the front. though of course omon and such are being used a lot in other places that russia occupies. russia isn't sending police and omon to fight, because they need them to police the occupied territories. if they really desperately need soldiers, it's better to coerce more conscripts into signing those BS contracts to deploy to ukraine than to waste cops on the front who would be better used in the occupation. apparently russia is losing quite a few occupation cops, too.
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  9619. terry varta that's not true, everybody expected the ukrainians to put up SOME fight, because they've been fighting the russians for the past 8 years. most just expected them to lose hard, and to need to transition to insurgency, or to only be able to hold half or a third of the country. crimea did get captured essentially without a fight, but that was a surprise maneuver by the russians at a time when ukraine was in extreme political turmoil with the post-revolution government just establishing control, and the russians also already had A LOT of soldiers in russian military bases leased IN crimea. the russians had pretty much occupied all of crimea before the ukrainian government knew what was happening, and it was a done deal before the ukrainian military was even ready to move out of their barracks.
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  9620. what is he selling?
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  9621. the bwlt holster makes me wonder: did vehicle crews armed with these actually wear this gunholstered plus spare magazines while operating theirvehicles, so that the point in using this instead of a larger submachine gun was that a submachine gun would most likely be mounted somewhere in the vehicle and would need to be grabbed before evacuating thevehicle, which one may forget to do in what's likely to be a very stressful situation under enemy fire?
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  9622. hast du gerade erst gemerkt, dass merz ein arschloch ist? :O
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  9623.  @nikanika24  and mentally ill people study psychology ^^
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  9624. what feels most likely to me is that the coup-plotters failed to secure family members of prigozhin or somebody else critical to the coup, and the coup got stopped after the FSB captured and threatened to kill those people. the fact that the russian authorities managed to find so much money and gold and prigozhin's passports (his personal go-bags, apparently) at the wagner headquarters in saint petersburg is bizarre. very strangely bad planning. prigozhin also has a wife and three children - I don't know where they live, but his wife owns a bunch of businesses in saint petersburg, as does prigozhin himself. given the bad preparation shown by that stuff being found in saint petersburg, I suppose it is possible that prigozhin didn't even get his wife and kids out of russia before starting this. 🙄 and beyond those four, it probably really would have been difficult to remove all close family members of all important wagner coup leaders from russia in preparation without arousing suspicion. perhaps they tried to go the easier route of having wagner employees bring them all to safe houses at the beginning of the operation, and that went wrong.
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  9625. shot himself in the back of the head twice
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  9626. yeah no sh**, netanyahu announced that the intent was to turn gaza into rubble and leave it a "deserted island", i.e. depopulate it.
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  9627. trading stocks as a legislator is not the perfect grift. this is the perfect grift: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CumEx-Files
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  9628. reminder that the "superpower" russia has a third of the population of the US and a third of the GDP of california
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  9629. nein. 100 millionen kriegt tunesien, um migrantenmord zu finanzieren. 900 millionen kriegt tunesien als schmiergeld.
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  9630. maybe evolution just came up with a unique camouflage? maybe there are predators that are particularly effectively convinced that something isn't food if it's chlorophyll green?
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  9631.  @wildalentejo  rightly so, portugal belongs to russia.
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  9632. and that is exactly what putin doesn't want.
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  9633. 10:00 F off, I reject this. just calling it "AK" is unreasonably vague. if it fires 7.62x39, it's an AK-47. that is not "misleading" ANYBODY other than scholars and gun collectors. it is correct and the best term to use in a context of general audience media, legal procedings, or police or military. you are being RIDICULOUS.
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  9634.  @ryri51  good point. and it's not just the border wall and fence, if you look at a satellite picture you can easily see the ~1km wide strip of land on the gazan side of the border where israel bulldozed all buildings, and compensated nobody because obviously it's their fault if their houses get in the way of israeli national security. officially, israel allows farming on most of that land, but that's rarely been practiced as written, with farmers being shot at whenever the army was angry about something. journeyman pictures just uploaded an old gonzo documentary from 2003 that makes for an interesting look back in time and features the demolition of those buildings. with those crazy armed and armoured bulldozers that probably only israel has because of their fondness of conducting home demolitions as routine military operations that are not supposed to be combat, so it's preferable to avoid explosions. truly, israel loves demolitions. today they still have their official policy of tearing down the homes of families of west bank residents who conduct attacks, during the nakba the core of the official orders regarding palestinian communities was to destroy all the buildings (officially the troops were usually supposed to let the residents leave, but typically there was quite a lot of killing if the residents had not already fled), and israel even demolished almost everything in those settlements in gaza and sinai that it abandoned (in gaza they left some greenhouses intact, but not as much of them as had been agreed).
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  9635.  @misterknee  egypt serves as israel's enforcer, and gaza is ruled by hamas, which is the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood, egypt's very large and old islamist movement. it formerly stood in soft opposition to the relatively secular military dictatorship under mubarak, and turned into a mortal enemy of the egyptian military-political establishment during the 2013 counterrevolutionary coup against the democratically elected muslim brotherhood government and reimposition of a now much worse military dictatorship (look up "rabaa massacre"). egypt is relatively hostile to the palestinians, and has been the arab state with the friendliest relations with israel since it became the first one to recognise it.
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  9636.  @danyelnicholas  non sequitur
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  9637. oh my
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  9638. "sacred"? the captain is a drama queen.
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  9639. Douglas Iles I don't know any of those
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  9640. jo in enschede würd ich auch lieber auto fahren
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  9641. hon hon hon hon
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  9642. an open bolt pistol? why not make a submachine gun?
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  9643. that is one happy dog
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  9644. the suella braverman has a dream bit is hilarious. and it's kinda looking equally unlikely.
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  9645. why?
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  9646. ah yes, the bibles "relates to the resurrection of a crucified criminal" xD
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  9647. kinda genius, but they'd still want their prisoners.
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  9648. first problem: taliban second problem: US and NATO betrayal of course there is no way to bring order to this evacuation. kabul would have needed to be defended by NATO at least to conduct the evacuation.
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  9649. welcome to BJP
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  9650. الإخواني الجيد هو الميت that means that it's not a thing.
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  9651. ganzmieserbeitrag, keinerlei verteidigung oder erklärung der meinungsfreiheit, dafür massenhaft herumopfernde muslime, die überhaupt nicht von der koranverbrennung reden, sondern von sachen, die ihnen andere angeblich antun.
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  9652.  @batabaka  dang
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  9653.  @yrevra2407  you can easily derive very similar prescriptions for tyranny from christian and jewish scripture as from muslim scripture. the key difference is that the average muslim today takes their religion way more seriously than the average christian or jew, and actually believe in and try to implement their religion's instructions. though I believe muslim scripture also is a bit more explicitly supportive of conquest, slavery, and subjugation of women, due to the fact that islam is the only one of those three religions that was founded by a warlord.
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  9654. "why would they bring our war to us? :'("
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  9655. isn't it misinformation to say that the sten gun "worked"?
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  9656.  @CordeliaWagner  nein
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  9657. least pointless thing TYT has covered
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  9658. NFTs are dead, inshallah
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  9659. in many german cities, cars are not the primary form of transportation.
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  9660.  @njosborne6152  what are you talking about?
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  9661. @mikes4142 you sound psychotic. how the hell do you think that romans melting lead has something substantial to do with climate change?
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  9662.  @njosborne6152  I understand it, I don't think you understand any part of it. heat does not "burn off". heat radiating from the earth into space is an important aspect of the matter, but the thing to understand there is that the atmosphere prevents a part of the radiating heat from escaping, and the function of greenhouse gases is to trap a larger portion of that heat. the earth is constantly being heated by the sun and by radiactive decay within the planet, and the surface of the earth and is being heated by slow heat transfer from the mostly molten inside of the planet (mantle), which is largely still hot from the friction of the formation of the planet. the surface of the earth and the atmosphere are constantly being cooled by infrared radiation escaping into space. human greenhouse gas emissions are reducing that radiative cooling and thus causing the earth's surface and atmosphere to heat up.
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  9663. name checks out
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  9664.  @HladniSjeverniVjetar  warrior in the garden, is that what you call is°°el's armoured bulldozers systematically destroying g°za's citrus and olive groves? do you have another cool term for when they do that to graveyards?
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  9665. yes, they are. because i-country is the col°nial state, the pal°°°inians are the displaced native people victimized by the col°nization, AND even just comparing the actions of both sides on 10/7 and since, i-country is easily literally a hundred times worse. they have already destroyed something like two thirds of homes in g°za in their effort to expell the entire pop°lation, and they have ki°°ed 30 times as many people and 400 times as many min°rs while dehousing 90% of and starving and traumatizing the entire pop°lation, who by i.'s own claims are 98% civilians.
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  9666.  @JohnFelinn  francesca albanese tends to say really based sh°° for a UN official 👍
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  9667. 1:46 ah yes, spanish
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  9668. giant forests of genetically identical and highly flammable trees? what could go wrong? nothing bad has ever happened to monocultures, isn't that right, gros michel? gros michel? :(
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  9669. never go full r-word.
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  9670. "Look me over, if you like what you see, help out. If not, vote for the other Biden"
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  9671. you're mistaken. putin is the weird kid/school shooter. bojo is the class clown, it's not the same thing.
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  9672. captainjoejoe so where did you come from, cottoneye joe?
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  9673. and that russia wants to assimilate ukrainians as russians, whereas i-country wants the entire population it targets either off the land or under it.
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  9674. 100% goth
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  9675. naaaah there's no way. if russia "does this" in military exercises, then they do it as a threat to NATO. the whole nuclear deescalation escalation thing is an open threat. we don't know if their actual nuclear policy matches their declared nuclear policy because they've never demonstrated their nuclear policy. nukes in ukraine on the other hand are totally on the table. they would similarly have a potential deterrent effect on NATO. nukes are especially possible because russia can't afford this war, but their nukes are already made and super powerful, so using a couple nukes would pretty much saverusaia alot of money compared to fighting conventionally and never using the nukes they have.
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  9676. the prison dog program is great, except I think that the prisoners should get to choose (perhaps with some limitations) whether to foster or at some point adopt their dogs. some of them are probably fine with giving up their dog and getting a new one because that way they help more dogs, but I think it's horrible to take away these guys' dogs if they want to keep them. unless the prisoners are given a choice, I would not want to have one of those dogs. that's not adoption, that's kidnapping. and if I was one of those prisoners, I would secretly sabotage the dog's training to make it less likely to be adopted. ;)
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  9677.  @nikolaideianov5092  terrible reply
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  9678. if that's true, that's not psychic power, that's hot reading.
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  9679.  @colorbugoriginals4457  that I can agree with, though I would say that the realistic way to go is to mostly adapt to dog "language" rather than expecting dogs to learn human language, and that's where a huge portion of dog owners go completely ridiculously wrong. humans are supposed tobe the smarter ones with the reasoning skills, and the ways dogs express themselves are almost always very clear and honest, and dogs appear to be pre-programmed probably through their 30,000 years of domestication to view humans similarly as members of their own species, which includes that they understand human imitations of dog body language as equivalent (though of course there are various limitations derived from the different posture and lack of moveable ears and tails on humans). and they do adapt to humans quite substantially too, for example I'm pretty sure that pet dogs typically read smiles correctly, despite the closest dog signal, the baring of teeth, is a severe threat pose. from what I've heard, non-human primates for example, being non-domesticated, stay more uneasy about human smiles even when kept captive with quite a lot of human contact. anyways, I find it absolutely bizarre how modern dog owning culture more often than not has owners maintain such ineptitude in communicating with their dogs and forming a genuine bond of mutual understanding rather than the owner projecting their own feelings onto the dog. there's this disrespectful failure to recognise them as individuals, they're approached much like toys.
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  9680.  @colorbugoriginals4457 interesting, I don't think I've ever heard of any sort of grammar that dogs could understand.
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  9681. menschenwürde und so
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  9682. 0:40 how to get yourself forcibly married to a rapist talib
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  9683. corgi howling is very cute. reminds me of another video of a corgi puppy who takes breaks between bites to howl at the ceiling while eating ^^
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  9684. why not? it's not like the saudis are a good ally, they're exploiting america because they don't feel like anything they do will threaten the support they get from the US. the gulf arabs are rehabilitating assad, you think the US is happy with that?
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  9685. very smart button placement.
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  9686. WHEN you do it? catholic priests are not good role models for what you should or should not do with kids.
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  9687. any psychic craze goes too far.
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  9688. there's no way there are 100 million falun gong practitioners. where are they supposed to be?
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  9689. one main reason for nero's later bad reputation is the takeover of rome and then much more of the world by christians. nero was a major enemy of christians, and is the biblical antichrist (there is a common misunderstanding that the antichrist is some unidentified big bad yet to come, but biblical mentions of the antichrist/the beast were referring to nero, they just followed a voldemort-like practice of not naming him).
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  9690. Vale Visa do tell!
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  9691. except the post was the big authority early on validating the AWRNU⬅️ story.
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  9692. was she actually raped?
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  9693. least is°°eli DW commenter edit: lol he does claim to be is°°°li in a different comment. I guess the system is not good enough to handle keeping some messages separate from others, not mixed on one account.
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  9694. 3) ist das kunat, oder kann das weg?
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  9695. 5:27 france's flag with the white stripe removed - ha! xD
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  9696. thanks for platforming this antique h°sb°ra vendor, it's quite useful to have people like this freely present themselves without obfuscating their r°cism and narc°ssism to an appropriate degree for 2024. noa tishby for example presents an ideology functionally completely identical to this here, but relative to this guy she has a lot of awareness of what she just shouldn't say, not deny, but just not bring up, you know? schueftan seems to think that he can just, for an english-speaking audience, do a milder version of his country's national discourse. he thinks that deh°m°nizing pale°°°nians is something he can make jokes about to be edgy, that this is an issue where he can push the gh°°to envelope and play with provoking listeners to dislike him, but come out on top. most of all, I've seen this before, hasn't anybody told the olds that the col°nial status of their country is now something that is not to be mentioned because the strategy is for allied foreign populations in europe and america to never even hear of this contextualization? this is a losing issue, your argument for who is indigenous and who is not is laughable. the outward strategy is to do what germany has been doing, to claim that any thought questioning the legitimacy of the country is inherently ant°°°itic and criminal. that way the c°l°nial nature of the country being brought up becomes something easily dodged by feigned outrage.
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  9697. that's unlikely given that germany has one of the largest portions of european nations' energy consumption covered by renewables, and a relatively large portion of the rest covered by gas, which at least according to the usual calculations still beats coal - though as far as I'm aware, that can hardly be considered to be more than a guess since it's unclear and highly variable how much natural gas leaks unburnt from the production chain, and any unburnt gas has 10 times as much climate impact as its combustion products would over 100 years, and more in the shorter term (atmospheric methane very slowly breaks down into less heat-trapping compounds). thus it would require roughly a 10% gas leakage rate to negate the climate advantage of gas over coal.
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  9698.  @Антон-м1я1ф  france is an extreme example, that doesn't prove your claim at all.
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  9699. she must have thought she was lucky to get a job in australia working for a relative instead of some random person in a gulf arab state or such.
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  9700. slava ukraini
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  9701. cumulative effects, depending on how much the plants actually accumulate
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  9702. The Wrong Amazon is Burning bisschen holocaustwitz muss auch mal sein
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  9703. that map is the least detailed trash map I have seen of this conflict, and there clearly is an error in the coastline north of crimea.
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  9704. if he's even in kabul now
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  9705. Rye Guy I don't know what helicopter snapshot you're referring to, but there is a lot of footage of the helicopter evacuation from the US embassy in saigon. they did evacuate the last people from the roof (in fact they almost accidentally left behind several marines there) because the embassy courtyard was full of people who wanted ro be rescued but weren't going to be allowed on the helicopters, and the doorways up to the roof were the only remaining way to keep them away from the helicopters.
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  9706. i-country is a col°nial state founded on ethnic cl°°nsing.
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  9707. no, the sea level was much lower due to the huge ice age glaciers at the poles. same as when humans walked to britain across doggerland, or to the americas over the bering land bridge. an approximate ancient land area is shown in some of the drawn maps shown halfway through the video, but it definitely should have been mentioned.
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  9708. ppfffffft swingwings are cooler
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  9709. cobras behave differently than all other snakes. cobras don't just defend, they chase you if you piss them off. and where a rattlesnake has 50cm strike range or so, a king cobra has 2m strike range. NOBODY can beat a king cobra without a weapon.
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  9710. it doesn't have to be intentional. a couple years ago, the chinese government created a chatbot that they had to delete a few days later because it hated the communist party. xD
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  9711. it's actually very productive to not freak out when you're being tobbed, because you being nervous is going to make the robber nervous because any agitation you show could also be a sign of you being about to fight back. they want money and no murder charge, they'll appreciate you not being twitchy.
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  9712. what's wrong is that it's not hamas saying it, it's the palestinian health ministry, which is proven to be highly credible. and what is wrong is that this number is only confirmed deaths, which doesn't include unrecovered bodies unter rubble. the real number of dead is over 25,000. 70% are women, minors, and elderly men, and less than 10% are combatants. minors alone are over 40%.
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  9713. they x-ray luggage, and the machines are set up to show rather minor density differences, so they could pick out a bag of cocaine from a stack of flour bags.
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  9714. I like how blatantly the video reinforces the prevailing perception that attractive people are good people like in the movies.
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  9715. does the water vapor produced by natural gas have a climate effect? I've heard mention of water vapor as a greenhouse gas before, but everywhere I see people praising natural gas over coal because natural gas burning essentially produces half its heat by making water vapor from the hydrogen in the methane (and the other half by making carbon dioxide from the carbon in the methane). everybody seems to be calculating as if the water vapor had no effect at all, but is that true?
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  9716. not at all, no. replacing more workers with machines is always beneficial for the rich and requires active reform to increase redistribution to counteract, which is not something AI is going to deliver.
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  9717. I bet then you would see a bunch of hostages being taken real auit while the getting is good though. bad press! xD
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  9718. they have nothing to do with hypersonic weapons.
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  9719.  @maoritrustee-io3hw  if i°°ael was to use hyp°rsonic we°pons, it would use them against targets in syr°a or ir°n, or maybe in ir°q or yem°n, where there would be interception systems to overcome or at least the flight distances necessary to even accelerate a miss°le to hyp°rsonic speed and test flight characteristics. most of all, hyp°rsonic we°pons are extremely expensive, and if they were to be used at all against g°za, then only once or twice directly as an alternative to tests that would otherwise have used up a miss°le anyways. and even then, it would likely make more sense to use them against a defended target where it would test the we°pon's ability to penetrate the defenses, unless they're worried about wreckage being recovered and studied by ir°n and r°ssia. the only exception, something that could be tested well in g°za, would be a dedicated bunk°er-bust°r or more specifically ground-penetrating hyp°rsonic miss°le, something designed to compete with the most deeply penetrating airdropped b°mbs like the GBU-28 or GBU-57A/B. that is if we believe the claim that some tunnels in g°za are 70m deep, which I have come to doubt very much since I see hardly any sign of the "g°za metro" playing a role or even being treated as relevant by is°°el - they keep claiming to have captured this and that territory, yet the only instance of them claiming to have captured any tunnel that I have seen was under shifa hospital, which they themselves said was taken without a fight, and it appears to have been a small self-contained sub-basement not connected to a greater tunnel network, while also having its one entrance into a tiny building within the hospital complex sealed under a concrete floor.
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  9720.  @public.public  no
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  9721.  @sw_9_9_9  *old law
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  9722. nothing out of yemen hashit iarael. can you maybe nit lie? is that too much to ask?
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  9723.  @josephgreene4174  no, I don't know that she meant something entirely different than she wrote. it's not my job to guess what you meant to say, it's your job to say what you mean to say.
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  9724.  @nnexa4  you're just jealous
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  9725.  @natasha1262  I called out that what was written makes no sense, that doesn't require knowledge of what the author meant to write instead. 🙄
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  9726. auch so eine sache, wo die ampel, sicherlich wegen der SPD, absichtlich nicht in die puschen kommt. laut wahlprogramm wollten alle drei parteien das hanf freigeben. nach der wahl? och nöööö... vielleicht gucken wir mal in ein paar jahren nach semilegalen coffeeshop-modellprojekten um in kleinem maßstab zu testen, ob uns dann der himmel auf den kopf fällt. 🙄
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  9727. olaf scholz was the number two to gerhard "gazprom" schröder, one of the biggest putin puppets ever.
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  9728. Imma take a swing and say that THE "african accent" is how native speakers of bantu languages sound when talking english.
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  9729. so... maybe the republicans were right about thestroke? xD
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  9730. not
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  9731. Alejandro Quiceno Sanchez why?
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  9732. AJE definitely does a much better job selecting relevant global news stories than other media.
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  9733. all of those words are in the bible. 🙏
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  9734. you really ought to start proofreading your scripts.
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  9735. this script wasclearly too difficult for cappy.
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  9736. pretty birb
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  9737. 😂
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  9738. david icke is pretty much the least credible person you can get to talk about anything.
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  9739. scholz wird SPD nur mit SPD ersetzen. lambrecht hat den job weil sie nichts tut wenn er will, dass nichts getan wird.
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  9740.  @gwideaa  hofreiter hat boch darauf, wenn panzer fahren dazugehört
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  9741. genau genommen verbieten koran und hadith nur wein. aber das ist dem moslem von heute einfach zu gemäßigt.
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  9742. are you serious?
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  9743. I find it interesting that you think you're very critical of putin's government, but at thesame time your expectations are really low. you thought the sochi olympics were a positive opening up to the world? bullshit, the sochi olympics were a putin propaganda event!
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  9744. another one!
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  9745. oooh shit. 7 is a pretty high death toll for one crowd collision. the video shows that the reason is that several of the victims were sitting on the ground - the front of the car hit them at head height, whereas a standing person's head normally hits the hood or windscreen of a car at a lower relative velocity.
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  9746. excellent video, I was very pleased after I made it past the abomination that is the magic spoon commercial.
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  9747. *fewer #doorcontrol
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  9748.  @mavigogun  the poles? xD
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  9749. ooooh we're starting right off with the a°°-covering before the coverage of the story, I see. that's not suspicious at all. 😂
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  9750.  @Mygg_Jeager  they do float when they're supposed to
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  9751.  @adrienpetryka1682  submarines are covered in rubber tiles to absorb sound, that's probably what that is.
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  9752. yikes
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  9753. sure, but biden's gaffes really are much worse.
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  9754.  @thepolarphantasm2319  biden's 'the other team" gaffe while in israel was worse. biden claiming to have seen pictures of decapitated babies, seeming to catch himself right after he said it, and then not retracting but vaguely amending/correcting that as "having that confirmed" was worse (his staff later said that he neither saw such pictures nor had the occurrence confirmed). my personal favourite absurdity is how biden has I believe four times as president proclaimed that the US' commitment to taiwan in case of a chinese attack is that the US military will defend taiwan (US goes to war against china), only for his staff every single time having to awkwardly tell the press in a roundabout way to ignore what he says entirely because he either doesn't understand what he'ss sgjaying, or doesn't ubderstand the policy, or is lying - because the US' commitment to taiwan remains unchanged since the 1970s taiwan relations act, which is the so called "strategic albiguity" express non-commitment designed to leave taiwan too unsure of US support to declare ita sovereignty as a nation seperate from china, which would "provoke" a chinese attack. the US' commitment to taiwan explicitly is only to supply taiwan with defensive weapons (so about equivalent to western support for ukraine early in the invasion, except the US would not be able to do it because china would blockade taiwan). and excluded from all US commitments are several taiwanese islands like the kinmen islands that are close enough to be visible from a chinese city, and are likely to be the site of china's trial invasion (population 130k). four times biden's staff had to say that no, biden has not announced a policy change, and no, biden has not stated what the existing policy is, he's just like...... saying things, please move on, there's nothing to see here!
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  9755.  @paultyson4389  in soviet ukraine, upper case letters are reserved for special occasions.
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  9756.  @SpacenSpooks  how so? biden has been infamous for gaffes for decades, he has always had a habit of taking all sorts of opportunities on microphonesto say he was not supposed to say and that son't fit the image he's supposed to be presenting random things, or ar straight up nonsense, or made up stories. at least when trump says crazy things, he kind of e means them, it's a deliberate effort to tend to his brand. with biden it's like he has an urge to speak, to make statements that will get attention, and he starts speaking without knowing what end he's going to arrive at. when trump says he believes putin and he loves the dear eater, it's on brand. biden is reality-challenged, trump challenges reality. also biden is aging worse. just compare the ways they walk - biden pooks like he ought to be using a walking frame!
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  9757.  @dolesncmor  why do you think you're talking to a trumpist?
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  9758. still occupying guantanamo bay
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  9759. LOL at the politician saying "look, we've made an email address, just send your complaints there"
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  9760.  @holgermuller3597  na sag
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  9761.  @moka8697  passiver widerstand ist widerstand, keine neutralität. neutralität in einem krieg ist, wenn ein land an den kampfhandlungen nicht teilnimmt und wirtschaftlich alle kriegsparteien gleich sanktioniert, oder auch nicht (wobei man wohl diskutieren könnte, ob unterschiedliche sanktionen auf basis unterschiedlicher schuldeinschätzung nach internationalem recht schon in jedem fall parteiergreifung sind). z.B. war die schweiz in beiden weltkriegen wie schon seit napoleons zeiten oder so neutral, und hat allgemein mit allen kriegsparteien frei gehandelt. darum das nazigold. um ihre neutralität zu halten, hat die schweiz traditional heftigst in defensive kriegsvorbereitung investiert, denn wenn man neutral ist, muss man damit rechnen, sich ohne hilfe zu verteidigen. im ukrainekrieg dagegen hat die schweiz sensationell mit ihrer tradition gebrochen, und nicht stark aber doch eindeutig gegen russland stellung bezogen, durch übernahme diverse sanktionen, und nach ~1,5 jahren dann soweit ich weiß auch durch bewilligung mancher munitionsweitervergabeanfragen (z.B. für gepardkanone) - wurde jedenfalls so beschlossen, ich meine per volksentscheid. die türkei ist entgegen weit verbreiteter wahnvorstellungen nicht neutral, sondern unterstützt die ukraine durch waffenlieferung und gemeinsame produktion schon seit einigen jahren (und macht zwar auch mit russland waffendels wie S-400, steht aber in praktisch allen stellvertreterkriegen auf entgegengesetzter seite zu russland, teilweise auch sehr direkt, z.B. mit türkischem militär gegen wagner in libyen [mit den französischen kolonialspaßvögeln auf seiten russlands, gegen so ziemlich den ganzen westen und UN-mehrheit]) - die türkei hat nur keinen bock auf die sanktionen, und profitiert an sanktionsausweichmaßnahmen (z.B. sind massenhaft russische yachten da gelandet, und das tourismusgeschäft mit russen boomt). neutral ist derweil der absolut einseitig geliebte allerbeste freund deutschlands und amerikas - israel. selbst marokko hat wohl dutzende T-72 der ukraine geschenkt, aber von is°°el gab es nüschd. die verkaufen übrigens auch waffen an russland und china.
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  9762.  @tobiasexner  das ist kein nazizeichen, das ist das tausend jahre alte wappen von wolodymyr dem großen, fürst des kiewer rus. heute oft als dreizack fehlgedeutet, ursprünglich wohl ein falke im sturzflug. ist aber schon cringe, wenn OP kein ukrainer ist... da sollte man was subtileres nehmen ;)
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  9763. I love how that post fits your profile name. 👌
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  9764. step 1: join the police
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  9765. tegan2mares the answer is yes.
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  9766. 7:42 at first I thought that was ash wood, but I'm pretty sure that's actually elm, which is really nice. elms both in europe and america got mostly wiped out by dutch elm disease (a bark-beetle-spread fungal infection) since the late 1960s. there was a glut of wlm lumber from the dying trees for a while (as there currently is for olive wood for a similar reason), which the wood on that gun probably originates from, and eventually elm lumber became quite rare and is expensive now because it's also quite pretty, hard and durable (similar to ash, or between ash and oak for the harder elm I think, perhaps comparable to hickory, but prettier). it has these cool banded parenchyma that show up as little zigzag patterns on most cuts.
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  9767.  @ragetobe  🤡 P.S.: wrong country, idiot
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  9768.  @t.c7915  english is in fact not just an international language, it is THE international language. that is why we are communicating in english here. and this woman is the nigerien ambassador to the UK - and also to france, don't ask me how, but her being the ambassador to the UK is the important part. and no, it is not her lacking english skill that is the problem.
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  9769.  @ragetobe  not using upper case letters is a standard choice of convenience in casual online discourse, and one which does not impede reading - unlike bad spelling, bad sentence structure, or bad punctuation. your criticism is unreasonable and invalid. expecting someone invited to provide political commentary on TV to express themselves better than this woman is reasonable. but I looked her up and it does make some sense, as she is 70 years old and, while she does of course have an international education as a member of the upper class, she seems to have only ever studied and lived in niger and france. it's pretty funny that you still don't seem to have realised that when you thought you were correcting my spelling, you were actually confusing two countries with each other. yes, your other replies must have gotten deleted. the longer the reply, the greater the risk, because it's at least partially a cumulative point system, so longer replies need to be worded more carefully. a lot of things you wouldn't expect get filtered, down to phrases and partial sentences that indicate civil disagreement (like "no, "). it's not "someone" deleting comments though, it's a universal automatic moderation function of youtube that's been around for ~5 years. probably more than 99.9% of deletions are automatic, with maybe 1-5% related to channels specifying additional banned words to the system. it's very excessive.
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  9770. he looks nervous.
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  9771. fake news, al nusra heißt gar nicht mehr al nusra. xD
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  9772. feuerwehr kommt schnell - hat frau merkel gut gemacht! 👍
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  9773. that's exactly what the dems have gavin handsome for
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  9774. Voices of the Past do more longer videos please, I listen to them to fall asleep. :)
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  9775.  @joz534  yes and no - that's known to be much less reliable because many farmers use them at later points before harvest than the usage framework deemed safe permits, and the regulatory mechanisms in even the more regulated countries are fundamentally unsafe because from a standpoint of safety, they're backwards: new agricultural poisons don't need to be proven safe for their use to be permitted, everything is permitted until its use proves it to be unsafe and it gets banned. producers are, to varying degrees in different jurisdictions, incentivised to not market dangerous products to not be sued by the public eventually, but it's often very difficult to prove in court that some health issue was caused by a specific product (except for those caused immediately by contact mostly during use, so those issues do get eliminated by company testing before a product gets sold). fundamentally, the regulatory system having no requirement to prove safety before bringing a new product to market like medications do means that the public is experimented on. and because of the lack of control for other factors impacting people's health, only rather severe impacts can ever be traced back to one agricultural poison, whereas smaller negative impacts of various poisons people are exposed to accumulate without attribution. also safety of fruit normally eaten without the peel is determined without it, and I believe that does include citrus fruit despite the peel (zest) being used somewhat commonly. of course in places with good regulation like the EU, you can get certified organic produce that's not allowed to have any agricultural poisons on it, or only a small selection of them.
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  9776.  @darkracer1252  no, it is not. the video narration said that the coating wicks away water, that means that it increases evaporation by drawing water to the surface and/or increasing the evaporative surface, as an oil lamp or candle wick does (with the aid of heat from a sustained flame around and below it). sports clothing is made of materials that strongly suck up sweat through capillary action and transport it through the fabric, that way clothes can be used to evaporate sweat much faster than it would from skin and body hair alone, so the clothing has a pronounced cooling effect if the wearer sweats heavily, meaning that it improves the intended cooling function of sweating. hydrophobic coatings o fruit do not do that at ally and they are applied to do the opposite, more akin to a runner getting his torso wrapped in cling film that prevents evaporation. shellac can basically be accurately imagined as a naturally occurring plastic it's soluble in ethanol which plastics usually are not, but in terms of blocking water on fruit, it is much like a super thin plastic coating. though I would guess that it does let a little more moisture through, given the fact that prolonged water (or hot water) exposure does damage and eventually work its way through even much thicker layers of shellac, whereas any common plastic is practically invulnerable to water. but in short term contact, shellac does repel water very well.
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  9777.  @forastero54321  no,shllac dries hard, if the stuff is soft and waxy at room temperature it's something like beeswax, carnauba was, or paraffin wax.
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  9778. natalie khanyola islam being notably worse than other religions currently
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  9779. yes.
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  9780. uh oh... I hope they get mr. meow meow neutered in time!
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  9781. at least the owner is honest about wanting the dog to behave that way. because the dog is only doing what he's been trained to do. they could easily make him quiet by feeding him and giving him attention when he's quiet, and not when he's groaning. if you want your dog to be a funny weirdo, you can make it a funny weirdo like this.
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  9782. his segments (and jordan klepper's) have been the best parts of the daily show since jon stewart left. very consistently, too.
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  9783.  @narutovision  my dude. you need to google this. nobody is switching definitions, that IS the meaning and always has been.
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  9784. Samson Soturian lol
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  9785. it's not on the air.
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  9786. 🖕 :<
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  9787.  @peabase  but we know exactly when and where the reporter was shot, and that only a handful of shots came her way, so it would be easy to find out who shot her by seeing who shot towards her at that time.
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  9788. putin still has majority support, as does the war (probably about 70% and 60% respectively, skewing much higher in all polls due to distrust in pollsters).
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  9789. I don't use any other platforms, but it's been kinda funny to see how pro-ukraine channels have been whitelisted on youtube and do or did get away with open dehumanising racism and calls for violence. operator starsky is one I was subscribed to for a while, he made community posts at least once a week for I think a year or so that pretty much only consisted of racial abuse. made for an interesting contrast to his friendly face image in the videos, too. I got bored of the content almost immediately, but stayed subscribed to observe how much youtube would continue to let him get away with. xD other clear effects of whitelisting include that pro-ukraine channels tend to get the same level of special treatment as mainstream media youtube channels in being allowed to talk about or show violence without the video being age-gated or demonetised. the opposite visaible now is that israel-critical war coverage gets extra strict treatment of those sorts, including tht uploaded by al jazeera english and even channel 4. the former of course already didn't get the level of youtube support that western media get, but channel 4 is british state media, it absolutely used to get that special treatment. it took much longer for channel 4 to get on the sh°° list, it's only been on it for I'd say about three weeks (abruptly changed from none of the daily "war" overview uploads being age-gated to almost all), whereas AJE was on it at least immediately after 10/7, but perhaps already before.
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  9790. -germany ca. 1938
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  9791. my precious!
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  9792. Radoslaw Szymula well, I mean, we ARE better than everybody except for the scandinavians. xD
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  9793. are you telling me that what they called hazardous contamination were small amounts of drinks left in plastic bottles?! that can't be true, but this video implies it. bad reporting.
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  9794. it doesn't sound like there's much hope for her. she has brain damage from the strokes, that's why she can't walk, the baldness is because of chemotherapy. in spite of the chemotherapy, the brain cancer has metastacised, and now they're trying to get her better treatment in turkey which she would have needed much earlier, before the metastasis. or better yet, she would have needed an earlier diagnosis of brain cancer, like after the first of the three strokes. strokes in a skinny ~20 year old are very uncommon, they were most likely caused by the brain cancer, so the brain cancer should have been diagnosable after the first stroke.
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  9795. "a battallion of gangster rap fanatics" wait what
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  9796. huh? what's this video got to do with free will and physics? I didn't catch anything about some mind over matter oprah winfrey make-believe bullshit.
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  9797. person woman man camera TV ☝️👌🤗
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  9798. I don't know finnish but I know german, and while he does do a much better job pronouncing german words than most americans simply by trying, he still makes some standard mistakes such as elongating vowels for no other reason than because they are a different sound than an english speaker would normally read from how they're written. I also don't think that he's fully convinced that 'z' is actually pronounced 'ts' in german. xD
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  9799. 23:24 I wonder how old that bridge is, it looks very archaeic.
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  9800. schlaaaaaaaand
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  9801. PUNCTUATION
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  9802. what's that pretty wood? the rays look beech-like, but it seems much too pretty (reflective and seemingly naturally golden brown)
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  9803.  @krissteel4074  norway and sweden are real scandinavia, they have pretty nature. denmark just has flat land with the world's most boringly unappealing climate. and you could say that the titular waste is the pig shit.
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  9804.  @langbo9999  most of it is not an island.
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  9805. Nikki Foster that's funny
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  9806. Sexy Senior YOU'RE LYING, YOU CLEARLY USE FACEBOOK
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  9807. Sexy Senior GOOD DAY TO YOU, TOO
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  9808. sure, why not? just lie. just make sh** up because you feel like it. very cool. too ignorant to present any genuine complaints about colonialism? no problem, go invent something, it's just as good. the main abuser/boss is a 70 year old indonesian woman named metty kapantow. her indonesian husband and various other members of the household were convicted, too.
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  9809. die amis haben immer noch ein paar hundert truppen in syrien.
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  9810. I hope the new owners are up for it, because this is always going to be a high maintenance dog. the belgian malinois is known as pretty much the most behaviorally difficult dog breed. they're extremely high-strung, and if they're not occupied enough, they have a strong inclination towards aggression and destruction. except for some much larger guard dogs and livestock guardian dogs (or wolf hybrids), they're the breed that dog professionals are most scared of.
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  9811. those are some snazzy fake islamists!
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  9812. Chris young umlaut appreciation
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  9813. I'm pretty sure there's a large area of flood basalt (huge sheet of lava rock) in russia, but not a mud flood, and how is a mud flood supposed to cover america AND russia? even way back with earlier tectonic plate configurations, north america and russia wouldn't have formed a continuous flat plane that mud could flood across. it sounds about as silly as the biblical great flood that supposedly flooded the whole (flat) earth at once, which would necessitate water coming into existence and then disappearing again. one crazy hypothesis that I like is that the richat structure aka eye of the sahara was the city of atlantis during the last green sahara period. the reasoning is very sparse, but it's really cool, and a bit less dumb than ancient aliens or that the sphinx of gizah is older than all recognized history of ancient egyptian civilization and shows water wear.
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  9814. I hope israel makes this sociopath the second PM to be locked up.
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  9815. because you like hentai?
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  9816. dr. 👉umm👈
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  9817. talk about making a mountain outof a molehill
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  9818. lol whwt rock did you hide under the last 7 months? are you coming out of hibernation?
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  9819. Robert Quinting no, for the next 5-15 years, america will continue to be the world empire. then it will of course be replaced by china, with apparently russia by its side now.
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  9820. you should do one with one of those double barrel revolvers to avoid the reloading issue!
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  9821. yeah he may be accused of that because he just said that he wanted to do that...
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  9822. vminshi her intense robot voice is the best.
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  9823.  @perrycheong1058  yes
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  9824. brave new world?
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  9825. "ben, a father of three in his 40s" - that's a lot of unnecessary information to anyone but the police.
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  9826. yeah. my thought starting to watch this video was "if he's not older than 45, it's not working". he is 45. I'm pretty sure that it's already known that if the focus acgually is to stay healthier for longer, rather than look good which is what this guy seems to be after, then working out that hard and keeping body fat that low is not the way to go. but that would be less impressive to peoplehe meets now, so he's not doing it.
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  9827.  @FunhausRyan  the trigger mechanism wasn't in the game, silly.
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  9828.  @FunhausRyan  and what did I say?
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  9829.  @FunhausRyan  no, because the trigger mechanism was never part of the digital design. the digital design was probably not supposed to be a flipped converted normal shotgun at all. I was not talking about the digital design in any way, your response does not respond to my comment.
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  9830.  @FunhausRyan   you are failing to respond to my point. I made a specific criticism about the internal workings of the real life gun. you responded by blaming the video game design, which does not include internals and absolutely did not determine the design I criticize. your response is not related to my point of criticism. I'm not the one exhibiting the low cognitive capacity here.
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  9831. Le Sigh a strong and warped sense of humor is exactly what the brits are supposed to have.
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  9832. tower? he lives in the countryside, no need to grow vertical
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  9833. 5:33 die UN-menschenrechtskommissarin hat jede glaubwürdigkeit verloren, als sie letztens china besucht und den völkermord an den uyghuren nicht nur kaum kritisiert, sondern auch als "terrorbekämpfung" bezeichnet hat.
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  9834. russia is no longer armenia's ally. this is misinformation pushed by azerbaijan to gain international sympathy against armenia. russia was on armenia's side in the 90s, today russia is neutral because of azerbaijan's successful leveraging of its natural gas and armenia's democratic revolution against russian interests. actually, this attack now is pretty likely to be orchestrated between azerbaijan and russia to draw attention away from russia's failure in ukraine. azerbaijan's dictator has no trouble getting along with putin. if anything, they're even more friendly than russia is with turkey, azerbaijan's main ally.
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  9835. I'm sure they're very popular :)
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  9836. the closest thing to NATO taking russian land by force was NATO's fight against the serbs in former yugoslavia, who were the most russia-friendly faction.
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  9837. DW's pa°°°tine reporting is worse than BBC, it's about as bad as CNN just with the worst and the best parts removed (no open hostility advocated, but also no investigative journalism done whatsoever)
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  9838. that's not a particularly unknown fact. the flute is very widely recognised as one of the prettiest-sounding instruments. I suppose what's less well known is how varied, rhythmic and fast-paced it can be played, making it potentially good for music styles that are very different from the classical music it's normally associated with. it certainly used to be more widely known when jethro tull was popular. as far as this clip here is concerned, lizzo didn't do as well playing the flute as jethro tull, but I'll take it, it's still more genuine instrumental skill than many other pop stars have these days. my biggest pet peeve in that regard is the bizarre discrepancy between how much and how successfully taylor swift plays guitar and how bad she is at it - just about exclusively playing overly simplistic chords and monotonous strumming, and not even executed well, severely lacking in dynamics and somewhat lacking in tempo precision. her singing is generic but fine and her songs are generic but fine, but her guitar playing is literally amateur level. it would be perfectly appropriate for campfire playing and the like, but inadequate for even the smallest stage or busking.
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  9839. that's not because only AJE tries to be there, it's because AJE has very uncommon kremlin approval to report from occupied ukraine - presumably in hopes of gaining more favourable coverage, which is generally not working. the AJE team didn't see s**t though. to gather some kind of information they should, as far as allowed, search around that university building for either bomb fragments, or damage patterns showing both scattered bomblets and, to potentially identify the american DPICM munitions, look for directionally explosively excavated holes that would be left by DPICM's shaped charges.
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  9840. matt-ed hair
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  9841. 🤡🇮🇳
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  9842. I wish kalush orchestra wasn't so cringe...
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  9843. Lea Weigel ich glaub tierärzte dürfen grundsätzlich auch ohne medizinischen grund tiere einschläfern, wenn der besitzer das will.
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  9844. aanta claus is not in the bible, silly. santa claus is a modern bastardisation of the 4th century byzantine saint nicholas.
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  9845. no, britain. YOUR problem is certainly not that protests and speech are not restricted enough.
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  9846. that girl at the end is carrying like half her body weight in water in the yellow tub.
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  9847.  @letsRegulateSociopaths  99% don't want to go to prison. though the russian opposition does in fact have a very strange habit of wanting to go to prison, of doing things that can ONLY get them locked up and not achieve anything else, such as navalny and kara-murza returning to russia when they knew they would be arrested, and now they can't even communicate publically like they could in exile, so they just gave up any political power they had to become completely useless martyrs. the russian opposition at this point is so inept it's almost funny. I guess considering how weak they are, it's unsurprising that they have as little support as they do.
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  9848. Farzana Patel the PMF are supported by iran, but they are iraqi citizens and were integrated into iraq's armed forces because they picked up the slack of iraq's pathetic military and defeated IS.
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  9849.  @seansmith3058  so you're saying it can not be rejected? that's not how awards work.
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  9850.  @seansmith3058  awards don't stand, awards are held.
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  9851.  Kquest12  answering what? I see no reply of yours that you seem to be referencing. youtube blocks many comments based on a cumulative point deduction system that takes into account both individual words, and an attempt to understand the meaning of sentences, including point deductions for inoffensive discussions of troublesome topics. most removed comments are falsely displayed to the author's account as if they had been posted successfully.
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  9852. I love when these pretend-objective content creators show where they got their narrative through the maps they use.
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  9853.  @hypnotize2893  nobody asked about china, wumao!
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  9854. I don't know what's more surprising - the balloon escape story, or the seemingly all around friendly business practices involved with these rifles.
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  9855. 3:46 fancy horse
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  9856. lametta-heini
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  9857. the young russians today
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  9858. you have no idea how hard the media and politicians here in germany are riding the distraction of pretending that antisemitism is the real problem at hand. even though nothing worth noting has happened yet, and increasing the common police protection for jewish community centers and events is uncontroversial and already being done.
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  9859. Alejandra Glf. sure, but a latin american leftist turning out so pro-american and even trump-friendly was quite disappointing. I wasn't even paying that much attention, it's just that every time I saw AMLO in the news since his election, I thought "wait, wasn't he supposed to definitely be a leftist? wasn't there supposed to be change?". this anti-asylum deal the americans call "remain in mexico policy" is about as lacking in leftist solidarity as the american left's enthusiasm for abandoning afghanistan. it's americafirst/mexicofirst. nevermind the continuing narcostate status of the mexican government, the way this deal forces migrants into the hands of human traffickers and extortionists is fascist-tier inhuman! AMLO's migrant policy could pass for a stephen miller creation!
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  9860. it's kinda even more sad if you consider that russia even somewhat managed to beat the corruption. putin in his first years as president reduced the power of the oligarchs to a point where they aren't any different than rich people elsewhere, they're not the country's secret real leaders anymore. but I suppose it would be inaccurate to see this as russia getting close to becoming democratic, since in reality it was unkillable remnants of the KGB figuring out that since everything else had fallen apart, they could just take over the whole country (and everybody would thank them for bringing order).
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  9861. no, the problem is that they're NOT disconnected from the people. the russian people are actually with the government. credible polls have always put popular support for putin between 60% and 95% (currently around 65%). russians have supported putin's belligerence and imperialist explansion for two decades (the annexation of crimea for example was extremely popular, although in the years since then the sanctions reduced putin's approval), and the majority of russians now believe the party line about ukraine and still support putin. putin probably has well below 50% support from young people and in the big european cities, but overall he has the support of most russian people, who believe that what's happening is that they are under attack by america without a russian provocation. they're similarly deranged as trumpists in america, but they constitute a much higher percentage of the population.
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  9862. ​ @Father.of.Red.China15  boah krass, wo hast du denn die ss-rune gefunden? #anzeigeistraus
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  9863. he is just the both sides guy, they bring him on with ben and cenk to tie things together with a kumbaya pretense of common ground. he listens, and then he says "the middle, that's where I am".
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  9864.  @JamusChristus  project much
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  9865.  @JamusChristus  yeah nah, I had my pathological centrist phase ten years ago.
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  9866. Ifraz Ali germany
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  9867. coming out strong in support of thevarus
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  9868. disapproving of the moustache and approving of the goatee is cenk's worst take.
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  9869.  @realnapster1522  more nukes don't count for shit. china has sufficient nuclear deterrence, russia has sufficient nuclear deterrence. in everything else, china is superior.
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  9870.  @YachtsOnTheReg7  I've never heard of MDEA 🤔
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  9871.  @stillcantbesilencedevennow  who?
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  9872.  @stillcantbesilencedevennow  my profile picture is a ukrainian flag, and my profile name suggests that putin should become fertiliser, so maybe you're the one with a lack of humour
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  9873. 21:45 the term "corporate citizens" is a dead giveaway of major corruption.
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  9874. is francesca getting dumber?
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  9875. myanmar is BUYING those planes. they are PAYING the russians. the real issue you want to be pointing out is that russia is still capable of producing some weapon systems with advanced electronics - though with some others, they don't appear to be. well, let's not exaggerate, the Su-30 is a very late soviet development. they do also appear capable of still producing Su-35, but that too really was a late soviet development even though it only entered service in 2014. the soviet union produced its own electronics, andwhile russia has retained the capacity to produce soviet-type electronics, they have since succumbed to the temptation of using much more advanced technology that has to be imported for its wonder weapons like T-14 and Su-57, and it has evidently had immense problems with producing those since the 2014 crimea sanctions (they have like 10 Su-57 prototypes, and basically no T-14 even though it was supposed to have entered service years ago).
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  9876.  @tastypymp1287  aww <3
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  9877.  @ZPSBestProfileName  yeah I skipped through thebeginning of the video, and saw that it wasn't going to get to the point any time soon, so I googled it. my guess would be that the "new law" description is just an expression of stupidity, they didn't realise that it does not apply. and they didn't have the awareness necessary to imagine any potential for the idea of a retroactive change to be perceived negatively, so they took no notice of the sloppy misrepresentation in the title implying a retroactive change. apparently the correct order of events does getmentioned somewhere in the video, but it's very drawn-out and uninteresting.
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  9878. Ahmed waafi Saahid is the quran your god? I have a quran on the floor next to my bed, it's the first thing I step on every day.
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  9879. 🤡
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  9880. looking at those trees makes me wonder how much radioactive timber makes it onto the market... I guess in some of the worst parts of the exclusion zone, you wouldn't be able to use a chainsaw without drawing attention, but that sort of monitoring might not be entirely reliable. involvement of criminal organizations in timber cutting and trading is extremely common in eastern europe (mostly for bypassing conservation rules), and that business is definitely booming now with the global timber shortage even before the war and now the likely reduction of russian (and ukrainian) timber exports. I know that plants absorb a wide range of minerals through their roots, I wonder how much of the common radioisotopes around chernobyl the trees have been integrating into their wood (cesium salts maybe). I bet with an appropriately focused geiger counter you could easily find the 1986 growth ring on a radial cut of wood from a big area around there.
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  9881. do you know what google is?
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  9882. nice video title
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  9883. 2:41 the kid watering the alpaca xD
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  9884. paul whelan is still locked up...
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  9885. 4:19 "they largely left the japanese to it [farming]"? that's funny. america in WW2: doesn't bomb japanese army farming operation america in vietnam war: bombs every vietnamese, cambodian and laotian farmer in sight, causing many to do field work at night instead
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  9886.  @samsonsoturian6013  the WW2 non-bombing is probably exaggerated. the vietnam war bomb-all-farmers policy is absolutely what happened in the very large designated "free fire zones" and strategic bombing target areas (where they also bombed all settlements with the aim to destroy and kill everything and everyone). this type of attack was typical in parts of south vietnam, and especially through cambodia and laos broadly along the ho chi minh trail, while there officially was no war and no US combat activity in cambodia and laos - it was one of the earliest notable examples of america's now standard illegal practice of undeclared wars, and the way it was handled due to undeclared wars not yet being normal for the US military was that the CIA built its own bomber-heavy small military specifically to extend the war into laos and cambodia.
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  9887. you can't light most of the common spirits, and even the more alcoholic ones don't burn well. it takes 50% alcohol aka 100 proof to burn, and all the standard stuff like vodka, whiskey, rum, gin and what not is almost always diluted to 40%. well, rum somewhat commonly has 50% or more, which I guess would make sense for johnny depp to drink. xD
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  9888. come on, guys. donating to black lives matter is one thing. but THIS GUY got tens of millions in donations? who did that? 🤦
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  9889. Zoe 777 mimimimimimimi
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  9890. 1:52 regular orban walking looks like wide zelensky
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  9891. putin already did that to get elected the first time, and start the second chechen war. look up the 1999 russian apartment bombings!
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  9892. nowhere near as bad as xinjiang.
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  9893. biden looks like he needs a walking frame when he walks, trump does not.
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  9894. that's not her attitude so much as it is the christian democrat party agenda.
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  9895. Mr X of course, everything that's christian in name is christian in name only. "christian democrat" is a common conservative party type in many european countries and one of germany's big two parties since WW2, the other one being the social democrats (who also for the past 20-40 years have been social democrats in name only and now especially are just filthy centrists).
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  9896. harald schmidt hat was schlaues über böhmermann gesagt? das wage ich zu bezweifeln.
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  9897.  @andrefriedrichs1514  hä, was hat böhmi denn je moderiert?
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  9898. must have been either singing meni mamtera or having a picnic
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  9899. I feel like I have yet to see a really good dog wheelchair. they often seem too heavy, sometimes resistant to turning (not this one), and they generally don't have suspension systems and seem like they would benefit from it. with a dog that has its front legs replaced with wheels like this in particular, I think the wheelchair should allow some suspension-softened vertical bouncing.
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  9900. pro-rona riots are peak dumbfuckery.
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  9901. 33:57 aaaaahahaha that trillions of dollars GDP growth prediction is hilarious! 🤣
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  9902.  @imnotmike  yes, the amish are christians, I'm talking about ex-members' contact with the amish community. they'll certainly dislike ex-members more if they not only stop following amish rules, but wuit christianity entirely. particularly in america, many other brands of christianity are commonly similarly cultish as jehovah's witnesses - because US protestantism is derived in large part from groups that moved to america because their brands of christianity were not welcome in europe, that's also why today in the US, the protestants tend to be crazier than the catholics, which is the other way around in europe. but the witnesses are among the nuttiest. I hear they generally behave very friendly and trustworthy towards outsiders though.
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  9903. suchst du etwa die paläs°°°enser-sind-menschen option?
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  9904. good. it would be nice to have a broader selection of dictators to buy oil and gas from, then they would have to get on one page before they can pressure us.
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  9905. I get that this is more than a toy, but anything above $2000 is OBVIOUSLY a rip-off!
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  9906. his point is that the mining companies' claims of low ecological impact are simply based on not checking what impact there would be, and misconstruing the absence of evidence of negative consequencs as evidence that there are no negative consequences. we know very little about deep sea ecosystems. practically every time scientists put a camera down there, they see new species.
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  9907. seems like the threat from islamist militants in several african countries can easily be used by the security forces to gather support for coups. all they need to do is to get the civilians to believe that the security forces are earnestly trying to protect them from the terrorists, but the politicians are standing in their way through incompetence, corrupt interests, or collusion with terrorists. the security forces are always going go be able to take credit for victories while deflecting blame for failures to the politicians. politicians can really only take credit when the fighting is going well.
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  9908. who isn't?
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  9909. bullshit xD
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  9910.  @ssnaut1871  no, eriteria is not anything.
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  9911. ukraine's offensive fails to advance all through the summer: jake proclaims victories every week, celebrates all ~five captured actual villages individually russia's offensive fails to advance for two weeks: jake proclaims failure, calls 32.000 pre-war residents town of avdiivka a village sheesh, dial back the fake positivity! 🙄
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  9912. I think you meant to say 5 kh°m°s infiltrators identified
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  9913. hmm it's on the kremlin? 🤔
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  9914. seems remarkably dumb to make a special order likethere, and add front sights but never rear sights.
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  9915.  @nelsonmiranda6117  no, the perpetrator of this attack is a 69 year old french nationalist.
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  9916. how many kilos or tons of TNT are required to produce a blast eqhivalent to a magnitude 2.3 earthquake? I can't find anything about that...
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  9917. Per Nielsen mein sohn hat nicht kriminell!
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  9918. AJE has become arab RT in the last 5 years (huge drop in quality and credibility). it always has been anti-american. I haven't watched much since AJE became so bad, but from what I have seen, AJE actually tried to bothe-sides the war more in the beginning, and has become less sympathetic to russia in its coverage.
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  9919. it could be related to vets seeing so many lazy owners lacking dedication that they just assume that they can estimate how much effort is too much. though an early diagnosis of swimmer syndrome in particular really does appear to be too minor of a problem to recommend euthnasia (like this woman said in the video, that can be largely fixed in a few weeks). vets should generally not make recommendations to euthanise for reasons other than the animal's suffering, and instead just clearly communicate the amount of effort and the costs for the owners, and what results are to be expected.
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  9920. aren't you just asian?
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  9921. he should cut that punch into his intro on monday :'D
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  9922. schulstreik ist klasse, allerdings könnte es bei fridays for future schon problematisch sein, dass, wenn die demos wieder öfter stattfinden, die schüler lehrplangemäß immer die gleichen fächer verpassen, weil die demos immer freitags sind. schlaue schulen haben vielleicht schon damit geplant und möglichst wenige schülerstundenpläne so gestaltet, dass ein fach NUR freitags unterrichtet wird, aber wenn ich mich noch korrekt an die schule erinner, gab es da viele fächer die höchstens an zwei wochentagen unterrichtet wurden, und wenn davon dann die hälfte oder auch zwei drittel wegfallen, macht das auf dauer womöglich einen unterschied. ich mein schule ist sowieso scheiße (zumindest hier in bremen xD), aber man machts ja fürs zeugnis, und das hat letztendlich im echten leben irgendwann relevanz (sogar in bremen).
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  9923. in my opinion, it's very likely that when fetterman said that south africa probably shouldn't be talking about gen°°°de, he wasn't making some illogical reference to apartheid, but was indeed referencing the claim that a gen°°°de is being committed against white south africans. I've seen commentators dismiss that most logical interpretation because they see that as an extremist view he somehow wouldn't even come across. but gi en the historic national BFF relationship between i-country and aparth°°d south africa, I would be surprised if i-country and its supporters haven't reacted to the ICJ case by sharing the south african gen°°ide story about the terrible haAmaNaCs m°°°ering i-country's fellow colonizer friends on facebook and the like.
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  9924. 0:18 please specify, are you objecting to ANY territory being labelled "israel"? >_>
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  9925.  @caterpillar6397  as orange man once said: you are fake news.
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  9926.  @sathvikkumar3577  I don't need to check that, because I know that israel did not kill 200 palestinians a month ago. that was spread out over 2023.
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  9927. nordmallorca
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  9928. what rise? a rise can't be a hypothetical.
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  9929. I don't think that I've seen many white parrots
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  9930. a bit less than 25% of the poulation and about 31% of the dead are adult men. the difference between those numbers is the upper limit for and likely still significantly higher than the real percentage of combatants among the dead, considering that men are sure to also be overrepresented among those killed after being misidentified as combatants. the only way for more than 6% of dead to be combatants is for many combatants in particular to not be registered as dead at all.
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  9931. that's some top notch heckling 👍
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  9932.  @BoskoBuha99  poland absolutely does not claim lviv, and will not join the fight if russia attacks there. russia and belarus would not attack western ukraine to annex it, but to cut supply lines from ukraine's allies - almost all supplies ukraine gets are crossing on land from poland, slovakia and hungary (probably mostly poland).
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  9933.  @patwilson2546  I agree that it's just posturing to prevent ukraine from moving all its troops and equipment away from the belarusian border and to the actual front lines. belarus will continue to only serve as territory for russia to launch missile attacks and perhaps air raids from, the belarusian military will not join the war.
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  9934. russia also is well known for having undersea UAVs deployable from submarines that are designed for sabotaging seabed infrastructure such as internet and electricity cables.
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  9935.  @gumby2241  gazprom is getting sued for not delivering gas as required by its contracts. blowing up the pipes provides a valid legal reason to not deliver gas, as long as the sabotage can not be proven to have been committed by gazprom or russia. basically russia figured that they will never again deliver enough gas to europe to require those two pipelines (they still have others over land), so they prefer to just get out of the contract now. russia also sees value in delivering a message, which is the implied threat to other european undersea infrastructure. potemtial russian undersea sabotage (by submarine) has been a concern in the west for years - mostly the fear of russia cutting internet cables.
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  9936. good thing then that I'm an atheist, it puts me in a perfect position to criticize your psychopathic pedophile cult leader.
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  9937. in soviet poland
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  9938. you're being uncharitable - by old republican standards, that guy is being progressive by valuing women's time.
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  9939.  @donnerwetter4753  falscher irakkrieg
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  9940.  @quvy338  no, they don't. turkey has never attacked syrian government forces deliberately to any noteworthy extent in this war. though I would assume that they count on their proxy forces from islamists anonymous to defend the territory they occupy collaboratively if the syrian government ever does decide to attack them.
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  9941.  @randomcrashingfacility31  turkey supported ISIS for a long time.
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  9942.  @Auguryable  lol yeah I guess I stopped paying attention to syria before turkey decided to commit ground troops to securing islamist control over idlib now, too. that wasn't a turkish ovservation post that was bombed, that was a 400 man mechanized infantry brigade on the move. and apparently it was the russians who bombed them. you know, I and everybody else were indeed preoccupied with something more inportant than some turkish and syrian soldiers dying in syria. dropping bombs on people is really just how they say "khello" in idlib. turkey was ISIS' biggest state supporter. and with their amorphously named idlib islamic moderate book club and the turkish version of the free syrian army up north, turkey still supports the closest thing to ISIS as a territorial califate they can find in syria.
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  9943.  @BlackadderFunk  cede power to whom? the only other authority to cede power to is the less legitimate dictator-to-be haftar. and you do realise that tripoli can't conduct a vote while controlling 20% of the country, right?
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  9944. 120dB. that should be banned.
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  9945. oh, I thought this was going to be about the genocide america is committing.
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  9946. the camo kilt xD
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  9947.  @bernardofitzpatrick5403  🫏
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  9948. the culty pseudoscience is a red flag though.
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  9949. nein, das ist eine weit verbreitete illusion nur in bestimmten sozialen kreisen in vor allem europäischen großstädten wie moskau. ungefähr die hälfte der russischen bevölkering ist für putin und den krieg, 25-40% sind der meinung, dass es ihnen nicht zusteht, eine solche politische meinung zu haben, und 10-25% sind dagegen.
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  9950. I'm almost certain that the vet doesn't even test if there is cream inside, but just reads the ingredient list.
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  9951. sorry but that dog looks mostly weirded out. xD
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  9952. letting these guys out on $600 bail is ridiculous!
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  9953. "big water, ocean water" - trump
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  9954. Emily Sigmund 👀
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  9955. wow, this is terrible. I only just found your channel, and through 5-10 videos already subbed and unsubbed because it became apparent that you constantly engage in very severe oversimplification, and characterisations based not at all in reality but instead just asserting things to be a certain way because that's what supports the political message you intend to push - which as an anti-religious leftist I'm likely to agree with, but this level of dishonesty is repulsive, and more importantly, the realisation of how unreliable your representations of reality are makes your videos pretty much worthless because I can't believe anything you say. in short, you're copying second thought, right? basically leftist pragerU. cool, the world totally needed that. I watched your previous falun gong video after this one because you say at the end here that that deals with the repression, but no, it absolutely does not. you saw fit to cover the entire CCP-falun gong issue about 80% as deliberations about how "deranged" the latter is. the remaining 20% are almost exclusively spent on falun gong's supposedly provocative actions against the CCP (essentially acting too much like one would in a free country), and 100% of the minute little bit of attention (except for the one contradictory disclaimer at the end here) that you give to the CCP side of things is framed as them having "no choice" and being "forced to respond" with repressive actions, of which you detail almost nothing. didn't even mention organ harvesting, I guess that would have been too awkward to downplay. this is nowhere near a reasonable coverage of the issue. the real problem is that the CCP has enacted a policy of extermination against falun gong, while falun gong's misdeeds that you spent 80% of your coverage on are standard religious BS and really very little beyond thought crimes. people identified as falun gong members in china can expect an automatic unofficial life sentence with no judicial procedings and no public record (officially they just cease to exist, the government claims to know nothing of their whereabouts). then at the prison/labour camp, they undergo medical tests to identify their suitability and campatibility criteria for organ donation, and at any point in time after that, they may be matched to some random person seeking an organ transplant, and be sent off to their execution by organ removal without warning. this practice has been the source of most transplant organs in china since about the year 2000. in recent years, falun gong members may have stopped being the majority of organ "donors", but only because the program was extended to uyghurs. there is no doubt that the number of falun gong members murdered for their organs is in the hundreds of thousands, and it could be as high as a million. I know this sounds unbelievable, but look it up, that is what is happening. the party decided that they all should die, and they have stuck to that. the unbelievablenatire of it is all the more reason to talk about THAT, rather than about how falun gong beliefs are weird scientology-like conspiracy nut stuff. the only reason why the repression of falun gong does not qualify as a genocide is that it is not an ethnic group. in every other way including the scale, it would qualify. and then the way YOU cover it is 'their thought crimes do be crazy tho', and claiming that the CCP's actions are falun gong's fault because they gave them "no choice" and "forced" them to "respond"??? dude, what in marx' beard's name is wrong with you? I know that the reason why you do this is that your americabrained perception as an american leftist sees falun gong as an extension of the republican party (because that's the strongest ally against the CCP that they found), and you view the CCP through rose-coloured glasses because hating them is a republican thing. but that is nowhere near a good reason to engage in what would be genocide apologia if only the victims were an ethnic group. man, the american ignorance required to live with yourself must be truly blissful. TL;DR: you disgust me.
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  9956. you think the governments want us to work less? so they're paid less in taxes? >_>
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  9957. he's busy not meeting epstein because epstein killed himself and is dead now.
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  9958. hi 👋
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  9959.  @CassieAngelica  not bad, and you? have you overcome your fauschistic inclination yet? ^^ it's been a while because I got banned from commenting on the fausch channels ~5 months ago, presumably for being too reasonable. I thought I'd make a new account, but I procrastinated, and without being able to comment on the toxicity and ignorance, the content quickly got very unappealing, so I quit watching.
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  9960.  @CassieAngelica  no, I don't use twitch, I mean the youtube comment sections. first from the main channel, and a few weeks later on the fausch pit.
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  9961.  @CassieAngelica  the latter obviously, you think I would have listened if they just told me to go away? xD
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  9962.  @CassieAngelica  huh? I don't see any post about any big three, and I never watched fausch for news, that makes no sense.
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  9963.  @CassieAngelica  yay... what made you quit? primarily, I mean - I could probably correctly guess the whole list of factors. ;)
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  9964.  @CassieAngelica  oh wow, you read books? couldn't be me. I'm just a news and educational video junkie - my entry into caring about politics at all was watching the amazing AJE live coverage of the egyptian revolution. that's why egypt's current government is, as I have been known to say, my personal least favourite dictatorship. sure, any of those other commentators provide more informed commentary on a more relevant selection of topics... and without the hatefulness. fausch has talent for making engaging streaming content (for example destiny is incredibly boring by comparison), but besides him being a total a-hole, the core problem of his content is that he has very little interest in politics and important world news, so he covers that by skimming news pages or wikipedia articles live and interjecting super ignorant commentary (ignorant because he doesn't and never has paid attention off stream due to his lack of interest) to give even more ignorant viewers the impression that he knows things. his political interest is almost entirely limited to american electoral political drama and twitter drama. he used to have a little more interest in politics years ago when he was even more deranged, but he very obviously got bored with it a few years ago already. he's just continuing to superficially engage with news and politics because that functions as a content niche by way of frequently creating strong reactions to his content that he can then milk. plus he enjoys how associating himself with politics makes him feel important or heroic. things he's actually interested in are video games and anime, but if he dropped politics and only made content about entertainment media, likely much of the direct engagement with his content would be lost, and certainly all of the drama engagement would be. he could try to stir s*** up with bad media takes, but I think he would be much more easily ignored in that, and get only a small fraction of the engagement he used to. some of fausch's biggest hits of ignorance that come to mind are his upload about the 2021 popular uprising in kazakhstan, and the smaller but more hilarious time 5 months ago when he misinterpreted a badly worded tory plan to end the non-deportation policy for undocumented victims of human trafficking in britain to instead be an open government plan to legalise the enslavement of undocumented immigrants, explicitly using the term "slavery". and on that video, I was the only one in the comment section who understood the real issue, or even that fausch made a mistake. xD
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  9965.  @CassieAngelica  well my reason for not watching him anymore, like I said, was that I got banned from commenting, and hatewatching without commenting is just pointless frustration. I think the shift towards disliking fausch and his content (about 3 years ago after about 3-6 months as a viewer) was first based on his a••sive behaviour and dishonesty (especially his mis••yny, which used to be waaaay more openly horrible), and the recognition of his ignorance and habit of hiding it by projecting confidence through sophistry mostly came after that.
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  9966.  @CassieAngelica  because it was fun, I like to argue in youtube comments. and I choose to believe that I did a good enough job with the criticism to make up for the added engagement by causing others to stop watching.
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  9967. moderna ist seit delta wesentlich besser als biontech, ich weiß nicht wieso der staat und die medien das noch kommuniziert bekommen. das restrisiko durch delta-corona nach zwei impfungen ist mit moderna ein drittel bis die hälfte des restrisikos mit biontech, der impfschutz lässt langsamer nach, und in dem zeitraum mit erst einer impfung ist der unterschied noch größer (moderna ist mit großem abstand der nach einer injektion wirksamste impfstoff unter den hier zugelassenen). außerdem ist kreuzimpfen wirksamer, und nur wenige hatten bisher moderna (ich schon, bevors für U30 bescheuerterweise ausgesetzt wurde :D), deshalb ist für die meisten jetzt moderna besser. nur wer schon mit moderna geimpft wurde, hat einen kleinen vorteil, wenn die dritte impfung biontech statt moderna wird. moderna hat 30/50% unangenehmere übliche nebenwirkungen (grippeähnliche symptome nach der zweitimpfung), vielleicht wegen der höheren dosis, aber der unterschied dabei ist geringer als der unterschied im impfschutz. von wegen ladenhüter, seid nicht doof und lasst euch nicht mit biontech abspeisen! xD und für die überfaulen: lieber eine dosis moderna als eine dosis J&J!
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  9968. Lukas M das ist purer schwachsinn. wie gesagt, die impfreaktion ist nur 30-50% stärker als bei biontech, und der unterschied in der effektivität ist das absolut wert. moderna ist der beste impfstoff hierzulande, zumindest solange sputnik nicht zugelassen wird.
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  9969. the moustache man in the thumbnail looks like he's stuck in the 20th century... bad omen, I reckon
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  9970. BBC disinformation the obvious stoner in the german government is robert habeck. ;) scholz is just verbally paralyzed by his compulsive political moderation. he tries to never say anything in order to avoid saying anything that anybody might not like.
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  9971. I can't even
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  9972. I know it's safe, but I believe you technically admitted to a DUI when you said you microdosed LSD to drive, so I recommend that you cut that out of the video (I believe that is a youtube function these days).
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  9973. MOGUS
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  9974. this is a very good video from this series.
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  9975. sounds depressing
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  9976.  @kittenbus0  and depressing
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  9977.  @kittenbus0  bangladesh's national journey is leading from genocide via poverty and exploitation to drowning in the rising ocean. depressing.
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  9978.  @kittenbus0  I didn't even mention the famines under british rule
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  9979. what? they're bringing out kamala again? who is she aimed at?
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  9980. der billiglohnsektor profitiert vor allem durch der zweckentfremdung des asylsystems, in der die leute, anstatt einen asylantrag aus dem ausland (per internet und botschaften/konsulate) stellen zu können, ohne einreiseerlaubnis hier her reisen müssen um einen antrag zu stellen, durch diverse natürliche und künstliche hindernisse, sodass die reise für alle anderen als arbeitsfähige junge männer kaum zumutbar ist. und hier ankommen tun die dann mit tausenden euro schulden für die bezahlung der schlepperbanden, die es abzuarbeiten gilt.
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  9981.  @windwalker583  AI is not needed for sequencing DNA. you could make AI invent filler for gaps in sampled DNA, but that would not be the original. if jesus ever was a real person (probably) we have no DNA samples of jesus - there have been many artefacts that are supposed to be his foreskin or something associated with his crucifixion, but for the few that are not already known to be fake, the church authorities holding them would never allow DNA testing. and they'd probably make for very bad samples even if you were allowed to destroy the whole thing. it's also extremely unethical to make humans as science experiments, and it would be even more so if you added the pressure of being a cloned return of the messiah to that. what an utterly deranged idea, dude!
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  9982.  @johngreydanus2033  I don't necessarily mean disposing of the filter, just catching the dust instead of spreading it outdoors somewhere. I don't recognize what that filter would be a part of, but given the metal construction and the colour of the dust, my guess is that that's an exhaust filter of some kind of combustion device used to burn relatively nasty stuff - the brown colour looks like severe smog from coal powerplants and combustion engines. or maybe it's an intake filter, and that actually is smog. in that case, it would still be toxic, but spreading it outdoors would make little difference since a lot of the stuff is being deposited there anyways.
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  9983.  @dougaltolan3017  thanks
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  9984. lol why did cenk assume that the support yacht goes inside the big yacht, and ans didn't correct him either? no, if it did that, the article would have said it. seems like an odd choice to leave a helipad off the main yacht and then put it on a companion yacht to still have it - becquse you don't really have equally reliable access to the helipad that way. something weather, accident or instrument related could cause the yachts to be apart. and probably most importantly, I don't see somebody like jeff bezos transfering from one yacht to another in rough seas to get to da choppa.
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  9985. dutchpy dutchpy ;)
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  9986. Aleksandar Jokić britain was already shipped material by the US during the london blitz similarly as ukraine is supported today, but america only entered the war like a year or two later, and at the time of the blitz, it wasn't at all clear that the US would enter the war.
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  9987. Maxwell Mustaffa Alick Alick russia IS evil. the government is evil and the people support it. putin and the war have like 55% support, 30% ambivalence, and 15% opposition (much more support according to polls, but it's pretty certain that the pollsskew in favor of the government even when they're conducted independently like by levada). that's how evil countries that do evil things work. the governments spin lies and the people enthusiastically support them.
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  9988. ThePuppyman12 I would have assumed the same thing, but in recent weeks, russia has clearly been using guided missiles against civilian targets in an apparent attempt to make civilians feel unsafe even far away from the front. there have been missile strikes in places like vinnytsia and mykolaiv where multiple guided missiles hit very close to one another, proving that that's where they were meant to go, and there was nothing but civilians around. a missile strike on munitions is pretty recognizable, that certainly wasn't the case there. there have also been other cases like the tochka-u cluster missile attack on the civilian evacuation at the kramatorsk train station after the russian retreat from kyiv and chernihiv that was very clear targeting of civilians with a guided missile (though in that case it was a much denser civilian target, so more trouble for your ruble).
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  9989.  @aleksandarjokic2918  no, the nuclear bombings were just one factor that ended the war. they didn't cause more damage than conventional firebombing did to the wooden houses of japan, the firebombing of tokyo did more damage and killed around as many people as either nuclear bombing. the only thing the nukes may have done substantially different was that they would have destroyed the emperor's confidence in his bunkers, which influenced his personal decision to surrender (the military and population were generally very opposed to surrender). one factor that was at least as big as the nukes was the recent declaration of war by the soviet union on japan. the americans were willing to make concessions to the japanese for a surrender, the situation would have been very different if the soviet union had conquered japanese territory. basically the cold war was already bleeding forward into the second world war, with the japanese and americans joining forces in limited ways to contain communism. for example the americans arranged a continuation of the japanese military occupation of some territories like korea after the surrender to keep a lid on local communist movements (a rather questionable course of action considering the fact that the japanese occupation forces were about as fond of atreocities as the germans on the eastern front).
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  9990. how come there are no photos if it was a photo op?
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  9991. the US was dodging regulations like that, but no, it is not developing bioweapons with china.
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  9992. 🤡 I see the current talking point is to pretend that "far right" does not exist.
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  9993.  @murphy7801  I don't speak italian or french, but I don't think I have ever heard an english-equivalent 'r' in either language. that english 'r' is extremely unusual, it's really not an 'r' by any ody else's standards. certainly the 'r' in both italian and french is very different, so I don't know where you think you can find the english 'r' in those languages. those are much more similar to the russian 'r', because all those are variations of basically the normal 'r' in moat languages (tends to be a bit more pronounced in russian or arabic, shorter and softer in latin-based languages).
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  9994.  @murphy7801  canadian french doesn't count, duh
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  9995.  @murphy7801  I looked up canadian french language samples, and I hear a lot of german (gutteral) 'r's, but no english ones.
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  9996. armenia and azerbaijan want to normalise relations? I want the .2 bitcoin back that I sold in early 2020. heck, I want to have bought another bitcoin or several in 2016 when I used some to buy something entirely legal and just left the little bit of excess in my wallet. it was at 350 when I bought, now it's 27k and peaked at 58k a year and a half ago. I even had a couple thousand to spare back in '16, I could be low key rich right now instead of fully broke. even if I hodled and failed to sell at the peak, it would have been a magically profitable investment. 🥲 WHERE IS MY TIME MACHINE
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  9997.  @williamszy2827  I'm not super sure when I sold, but it was rising rapidly, it was around $2000. my getting cold feet may have had something to do with zalk of china cracking down on crypto, but maybe I'm confusing that with some other time.
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  9998. titan: the only vessel with a proven capability of taking people to the titanic permanently ;)
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  9999. sounds like an average politician fond of empty phrases.
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  10000. it's only called skynet in china (really, it is). in the rest of the world, we're calling it meta. or medda, I'm not sure.
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  10001. terrible english in the title
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  10002. "bath salt" is an extremely loose term applied to hundreds of very different drugs with the only similarilty being that at least in some countries, they bypass drug prohibitions (being relatively novel drugs), and they are sold in crystal or powder form, not soaked into plant material for smoking like weed, such as "spice". probably the main original "bath salt" was mephedrone, which is another cathinone related to, but not as potent or as likely to be unpleasant as a-pvp. mephedrone got banned in most countries in theearly 2010s, and a-pvp was one of the substitutes used to dodge the ban.
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  10003. too bad his will folded when he ate that one meal on the ship. he resisted his sealed providions, why did he break the rules for just one meal? ._.
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  10004. PAYT
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  10005. Furqan Ahmad yeah apparently xD
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  10006. and it's not marked as subscribed? that'd be a new one for me. I think I've gotten falsely subscribed to a channel before. I've gotten repeatedly resubscribed to others that I had been genuinely subscribed to, several years ago. heard lots of reports of people getting unsubscribed. and of course the sub box has been selective in showing only subscribed channels' posts that youtube supposedly thinks you want to see (of course there are other agendas). I have actually found that this feature seems to have gotten way more aggressive in recent weeks or months, I have never before noticed my sub box being anywhere near this heavily filtered. in fact, I have used the horrible "all notifications" bell for the first time ever on a channel or two, and it did not work. specifically, I'm subscribed to aljazeera english, and that channel seems to be under attack by youtube because of its current palestine coverage - which is not beyond reproach, but still, those are extreme measures. it's also getting an unusually large portion of its uploads age-gated now, which of course for western big news media channels almost never happens, as those are whitelisted.
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  10007. daaaamn those were some long claws!
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  10008. they did mention the 6 month thing shortly in the video. apparently the study found that peanut butter from 2-4 months is even better, that 6 months is already a bit late.
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  10009. hail satan
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  10010. ja normal
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  10011. he started out this interview by claiming that what israel is doing is certainly not for revenge, and it didn't get any better from there. what he's doing has nothing to do with telling the truth, he is very obviously deliberately lying. no honest person can claim that this is not revenge, since it not only is obvious from the conduct, but israelis have been stating it openly. they just also say the opposite in order to give friendly media positive quotes to report. I suggest you google what netanyahu referenced when a few days ago he said to his people and the military "remember what amalek did to you".
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  10012. ​ @NoWindNoSunNoPower from the state, for failing to protect them. it would incentivise investing in protection measures in the future too, and what's especially good is that it would directly make reducing the numbers of victims the goal, instead of some simpler to do goal being set just to present something to the public, such as the number of prosecutions.
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  10013. ​ @ztaylor82 that's actually a damn good idea! it would however make sense to apply it not only to the small minority of commercial cases. if you assume somewhat sizable payments, like tens of thousands of dollars for a prolonged or severe case, this would then be a very expensive program. it would be nice to then introduce legislation to finance it by routinely adding fees (set as a percentage of personal wealth) to related criminal convictions.
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  10014. the script may as well be, it's terrible
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  10015. Semyon Budyonny that's pretty edgy for a 12 year old.
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  10016. america's chicken war never ended.
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  10017. 2:31 👋😊
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  10018.  @mathijszwier6026  please refrain from teasing putin about the size of the craters he is making
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  10019. politico has been bought by axel springer, germanys contractually z°°°ist murdoch media equivalent (grown around germany's biggest tabloid, bild). look it up, it's noteworthy. springer media are extremely z°°°ist BY GERMAN STANDARDS. with the original acquisitions of politico and business insider, some of the first forays into the english language market, they did originally claim that unlike all journalists working for the german springer outlets, those of the acquired american ones (at least the ones already employed) would not be required to sign new work contracts vowing support for i-country (yes, really, explicitly). but I assume that didn't hold up very well, and of course plenty of slant can be achieved through the usual methods by having ideologically aligned editors, you don't need everyone to pledge support.
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  10020. das klingt, als sei das was da fehlt gute polizeiarbeit. dass der typ es beim predigen schafft, keine eindeutigen verbrechen zu begehen ist ja nicht besonders verwunderlich. aber was sagt er im kleinen kreis, und zu wem hat er kontakt? wer in der gemeinde sammelt spenden für dschihadisten, und vermittelt rekruten?
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  10021. holy shit, the other ones too? HOW are you this stupid? oh right, you're americans. 🤦
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  10022. 12:08 he doesn't have an accent, he's speaking walrus.
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  10023. Mr Otaku literally just alternative facts, but ok
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  10024. The america is the world empire, but that's not particularly relevant to the nature of russia's aggression against ukraine.
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  10025. I like his weirdly scottish accent.
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  10026. what was the idea? was it supposed to be cheap? or just "let's make a bad pistol that looks bad"?
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  10027. Plus555 Plus I wonder if your mom is vaccinated
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  10028. Harsh Truth du bist ja ein ganz ein harter, mit schlandfahne sogar mit vogel drauf!
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  10029. horse powered mill? haveyou heard of wind and rivers?
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  10030. that is a very stupid comparison and does nothing but expose your ignorance and discredit the palestinian cause by association. youtube wouldn't let me post a description anyways, so I'll just recommend that you google the story of the mass burial, decay, exhumation, and burning (done of course by inmates who were then all killed) of the corpses of victims of the operation reinhardt murder factories treblinka, belzec and sobibor.
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  10031. definitely=/=defiantly but yes, the lefty takes on this have been absolutely ridiculous and probably genuinely harmful in how delusional they are.
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  10032. pretty transparent chinese propaganda effort to call even aljazeera "western" as soon as they say something unfavorable for china. sure buddy, the only reason somebody would say something bad about the great nation of pooh-bear is that america wants to go to war with it.
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  10033. ​ @Nastyboy269 the term "colored people" was specifically invented to HUMANIZE black people, not to dehumanize them. it was made to avoid the term "black", which was exclusively a slur until that point, and avoid referencing africa which would imply being less american or belonging in africa, and it explicitly acknowledges them as people. it was the respectful and woke term of choice. it just later, after being established as the most polite term in common use, started to be used in official business, and thus in racist policies, because the racists in government at the time liked to appear civil. the term has found remarkably little use repurposed to be derogatory because it is fundamentally unsuited for this.
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  10034.  @renemagritte8237  the kakhovka dam was on the frontline, and the point of its destruction were very distributed effects. ukraine isn't shelling or drone-striking the powerplant to destroy it, they are aiming for the russian soldiers there. or at least they were in 2022.
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  10035. the real questions
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  10036. xaxaxaxaxa
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  10037. dog food :'D
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  10038. I think what germany most ought to change tostop eing criticised for not helping ukraine enough is to announce that all other countries are allowed to export all german-made weapons to ukraine. there are at least a couple of dozen leopard 2 waiting for this permission.
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  10039. no, that's the czech republic xD
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  10040. Quasar Savage that is in fact what's happening in this video...
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  10041. those were not the last defense pacts signed, you idiot.
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  10042. AMOGUS
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  10043.  @michelleisaacson6069  based on what is ukraine doing damn good? you definitely can't claim steategic genius when their original strategy of armoured breakthroughs failed completely and cost them dozens of vehicles at no gain. given the situation thus demonstrated, strategic genius would mean not trying that in the first place. even without detailed knowledge of the battlefield, I think it's very telling of how little ukraine has to show for its efforts that ukraine's government and supporters start chanting "breakthrough, breakthrough!" every time they pass another one or two percent of russian defenses towards melitopol. at this rate, they wiuld literally never get there. not only is the advance so slow that russia could build additional trench lines in front of ukraine faster than ukraine captures them, but neither ukraine's manpower and stocks nor ukraine's foreign support can take that much attrition. and it's not like melitopol is victory, it's just a waystation to enable a recapture of the zaporizhzhia and kherson oblasts, and hypothetically then attack crimea, which is looking absurdly unrealistic as that would be ten times more costly than melitopol, and look at how that is going! of course the russian army getting routed again can't be discounted as a possibility, but I think that seeing their extensive defensive network in zaporizhzhia holding as well as it does is giving them quite a lot of confidence in not being overrun, unlike the situation in kharkiv and luhansk a year ago.
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  10044. no time to die war der einzige echte bondfilm mit daniel craig.
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  10045. 6:32 kretschmer sieht auf dem plakat krass böse aus xD
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  10046.  @ADHDfuntimes  yes, and that one plane they shot down was an airborne command center.
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  10047. cheese pizza.
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  10048. bangladesh for example
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  10049. complete bullshit, but hey, if people are buying it I don't blame her.
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  10050. not looking like your picture is the point of ANY degree of exiting your looks in a picture.
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  10051. I think it reduces recoil by 500%!
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  10052. biden visiting ukraine on the 1 year anniversary of the failed 1 month special military operation to end ukraine that has killed 100.000 russian soldiers would be awesome.
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  10053. vielleicht dann doch nicht so schlau, israel für seinen völkermord letztes jahr zehnmal so viel an waffenexporten zu genehmigen wie im vorjahr (fast alles nach dem tag der vielen elften september), und jetzt auch 10.000 schuss 120mm panzergeschosse aus bundeswehrbestand? wer weiß, vielleicht wollen wir auch wieder selber massenmorden, scheinbar ist der drops mit dem nie wieder ja gelutscht. also ich bin eh schon lange davon überzeugt, dass man österreich lieber prophylaktisch ein ende bereiten sollte, bevor die uns ein drittes mal den schwarzen peter zuschieben. "There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again." -amerikanisches sprichwort
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  10054. the spirit of the carp? carp aren't even predatory fish, nor do they have much to do with currents and waterfalls! they're found in stagnant and slow flowing dirty water where they munch on plants, mud and insects, they have no teeth and make friendly pets. xD
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  10055. our EU governments nowadays are highly committed to abusing migrants for deterrence.
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  10056. quick mafs
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  10057.  @LeslieJones817  who is it? 😃
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  10058.  @LeslieJones817  he ded
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  10059.  Biden-Hunter-007  upside down cross with broken arms? that's very far-fetched, you might as well claim that it vaguely resembles a swastika by having straight lines meeting in the middle of a circle. the peace sign is an overlaid representation of the letters N and D in nautical flag signals, standing for nuclear disarmament. it caught on by being highly recognizable and easy to recreate, and became a broader peace sign because it was used by a broader peace movement, hardly anyone only wanted nuclear disarmament and not other decreases of hostilities. as for the ✌️, I have no idea why that became more or less a peace sign, but I do like the alleged english longbowmen origin story for it as a victory sign or taunt. in east asia and japan in particular, it's become basically just a thing to do with one's hands while posing for smiling pictures... I suppose it would make sense for that to have developed out of the american occupation, as american soldiers would have probably introduced it as effectively a friendly greeting.
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  10060.  @earlofmar7987  no, obviously not. john hagee is the leader of a religious organisation. of course he is part of an organised religion.
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  10061.  @earlofmar7987  "his church" he heads a church. a megachurch claiming 22,000 members. all churches are organised religion. what is wrong with you people?
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  10062.  @earlofmar7987  he doesn't receive edicts BECAUSE HE'S THE ONE HANDING THEM DOWN! you might as well claim that the US supreme court is not part of a judiciary!
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  10063.  @deirdremorris9234  that never works :(
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  10064.  @CryptocurrencyInsider  imagine thinking hamas was not created and supported by likud/netanyahu
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  10065.  @earlofmar7987  how is any of that even remotely an argument against my example or in favour of a 22,000 member megachurch not being organised religion? that is such a bizarre notion, and it's very embarrassing for y'all mercans that these priests of the church of the dollar get away with making a claim so nonsensical with so little apparent purpose that really ought to have no effect other than to discredit them by exposing them as bulls°°tters.
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  10066.  @earlofmar7987  that is just purely false, that is nowhere near the minimum level of organisation to make an organised religion. you don't need organisation above the level of the church (even though the most cursory search already tells me that "john hagee ministries" notice plural form actually has grown into a conglomerate of multiple self-founded churches), any one church already has enough hierarchy, rules and tenets to be in itself an organised religion.
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  10067.  @earlofmar7987  I didn't ask a question. I'm telling you that all churches are organised religion.
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  10068. bullsh°°. saudi arabia's oil industry is much less sensitive to market developments than other national oil industries, because they have the world's lowest extractions cost. america is scraping the bottom of the barrel and paying $60 to squeeze oil out of fracked shale and shoveled vvtar sand. russia is paying probably $30-40, largely because the extraction in the arctic and in the arctic sea is a naturally hostile work environment. saudi arabia literally just turns on the taps of the pipes it has drilled into the ground, and out flows proper liquid oil that the US has run out of, at a cost of $3 per barrel. that is why they have so much power through leveraging oil prices - the US, russia and saudi arabia each produce similar total amounts of crude each year, but for the saudis, the profit margin is gigantic. on one hand, they can (while also getting other OPEC countries to follow) dramatically reduce oil exports and make the global oil prices jump up, while still making good money from the little they do sell. on the other hand, they can increase output and drive down the prices, and knock out the most expensive oil producers who can only either shut down their operations or continue with government subsidies (which US oil already depends on). if the oil price fell and fell, saudi arabia would be the last country whose oil remains profitable.
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  10069. those young people in particular skew towards trump too now. if I was american, I'd be ten times more likely to vote for trump than for biden, too. biden has to lose, this has to be over the line, you can not tell the democratic party that this is still good enough!
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  10070. "my name dyeff" xD
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  10071. true, he has a lisp, but barely more than the narrator xD
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  10072. now I understand why I have seen rare-earth magnets embedded in the cardboard of single-use packaging before (on headphones for example), which I thought was pretty disturbing - not just the product, but also the box and the magnet and the rare earth metal were probably all made in china and all super cheap there.
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  10073. the NATO occupation took responsibility for these people and abandoned them. they were encouraged to adopt a liberal lifestyle with false promises, and america decided to break them and claim to have never promosed anything (biden especially likes to lie about this). they were handed over to the taliban by the US when the US made a deal with the taliban to quit the war that made no demands whatsoever of the taliban regarding conquest, human rights, or reprisals against afghan NATO collaborators. america chose to rid itself of a minor inconvenience, knowing that it would cause a catastrophe for 40 million afghans. the afghanistan withdrawal made vietnamization look like a masterpiece of diplomacy and military strategy, and a beacon of honour and loyalty.
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  10074. the christian apocalypse cult has expected that they would personally see the end of the world for the past 2000 years. why don't you ever learn?
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  10075. I don't understand these black extremists in the US who think they are moors or black people are supposed to be muslim. the moors were the muslim rulers and inhabitants of spain (of various arab and north african descent mostly), and the ancestors of black americans were animist west africans. the muslims used to enslave them just like the christians. arabic speakers to this day generally use the same word for black people and for slaves.
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  10076.  @powerhouse884  you saw a sexual assault.
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  10077.  @powerhouse884  nonconsensual kissing is sexual assault.
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  10078.  @powerhouse884  they were not at a party one attends to hook up with people (and even there, you don't just do that to greet some random person, and a hug alone is no invitation to kiss either). they were at work, and he is her boss. it's bizarre to claim that that kiss was normal and not abusive.
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  10079. the war, like all of putin wars, had and still has majority support in russia. the opinion polls are skewed in favour of the government, but it's quite clearly still a majority. the russian people have supported putin for 22 years. every time he started a war, his approval shot up (kinda like in the US). they have willingly given up all sorts of civil liberties and access to free information, choosing to believe the party line again. the russian people are responsible for the invasion and for bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war. the only russian government action in this that is opposed by probably a majority of russians is conscriptions, because most of them only support the war as long as it doesn't affect them directly (and for the ways it does affect them, through sanctions, they place all the blame on russia's enemies).
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  10080. which nincompoop made this video vertical?
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  10081. mosquito larvae thriving in insecticide drums that have filled with rain after being emptied (but presumably not washed) does not sound like an effective insecticide... the residue left in the drums should yield a pretty significant concentration in the water comparable to the amounts and concentrations of the insecticide that mosquitoes are exposed to when the insecticide is used.
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  10082. niger. the common english language way to differentiate is to treat the name of english-speaking former british colony nigeria like an english word (ny-djee-reea), whereas an attempt is made to pronounce the name of former french colony niger somewhat french (nee-jehr, 'j' soft similar to 'sh'). to differentiate between the citizens, english uses a more or less french spelling for the citizens of niger, swapping the 'a' at the end for an 'e', thus "nigerien" - although french pronounciation is not attempted on the second half of the word.
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  10083. that's aluminium tape, not duct tape. I'm pretty sure it's used a lot on airplanes, just usually on inside surfaces.
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  10084. @Delyan Kirov yeah I'm pretty sure that's bullshit. CERTAINLY not "as early as possible".
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  10085. I still have flashbacks from chuck and nancy at that one little podium trying to look stern.
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  10086. it's also standard practice with the various vaccines given to kids in poor countries like south africa. I think they probably have been doing it in SA too, it's just not easy to reach everybody quickly. almost all countries still have people who are unvaccinated simply because they haven't been provided with an offer that was convenient enough for their (more or less reasonable) liking. even if SA has a good vaccine dupply now, that is certainly a much more recent development than in the rich western countries that hoarded vaccines to get their citizens first ans bought up most of the first few months' supply for high prices. the US didn't start exporting until april or so, while importing millions of astrazeneca doses that never got approved for US use until now.
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  10087. garry helped huddy to not be scared because garry was so small and passive in the beginning that he wasn't scary.
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  10088. GurktheBrutal throughout the journey yes, but not before the journey. as far as I remember, the area of origin most prominent among that refugee wave in belarus was iraqi kurdistan, which is not an area where there is a high acute threat to life from either war or tyranny at the moment. it was a pretty opportunistic migration attempt for the most part, these people left their homes not because they had to but because they fell for a false promise of a back door into the EU, where they thought they had better chances of building a good life than in their much poorer and admittedly heavily war-damaged home region. they didn't fear for their lives until they got to belarus, they just wanted to leave iraq because the country doesn't warrant much optimism for its future. they were not driven by panic. I don't personally believe that it's fair that I have a right to live in the EU because I was born here and they don't because they weren't and rich countries want to protect international inequality, but I also think that migrants should for their own sake do a better job at assessing the risks and chances of success of their planned journeys. again, don't get your information from the people trying to sell you something! most of the people who went to belarus to get to the EU did so at a time when it would have already been very easy to find out that it was a trap, they just chose to believe what they wanted to believe, as humans often do.
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  10089. AndrewJones I know they knew they would be crossing borders illegally. Good luck to them, I don't care. my problem with their decidion-making is that they were deceived into thinking it would be easy, when really they were getting themselves into a more dangerous situation than what they were leaving at home.
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  10090. AndrewJones iraqi kurdistan is only safe in the short term, there is no medium to long term stability. I don't know what the ethnic composition of that migrant wave was, but any yazidis among them would in my opinion have had a valid claim for asylum. ISIS has been mostly defeated, but the genocidal attitude towards yazidis probably hasn't. though if we were to prioritize, almost every afghan would have an even better claim to asylum than they do right now. we should have continued the occupation of afghanistan, america's decision to leave was a selfish and reckless betrayal.
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  10091.  @chewymclovin58  the greater good
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  10092. well done, but the way you underdressed for the cold seems pretty dumb. why would you wear knit gloves in such temperatures? mittens are the only option. you should probably dress even warmer than the natives, because they're used to it. was that a stray dog or did it belong to somebody? I would be shocked if stray dogs survive the winters there! that average temperature of almost 20 degrees in july is also very surprising to me - are you sure that's not the average daily maximum or something like that? if it's the average, that would mean that they probably regularly surpass 30 degrees in july, so they would have a 100 degree temperature range throughout the year. where I live in germany, it's almost never below -10 or above +40, so half as much fluctuation.
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  10093. ello govna
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  10094. no progressive. he says he wants a mainstream democrat, he wants newsom or buttigieg or whoever instead of biden.
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  10095. very good interview. unlike so many people chosen for short TV interviews like this, including by AJE, he is actually substantively engaged with current events and can explain freely what's going on because he knows and presumably because he has much public speaking practice through his professorship - which presumably also requires more structured and precise speech than the public speaking of today's politicians like trump or biden, or today's almost equally d°mbed down punditry. I don't think he presented any particular special insight here, but for a short intrinsically broad and superficial commentary segment like this, he did present an uncommonly large amount of actually relevant information in a very clear way, the average interviewee in such a segment by contrast has a very small set of talking points that are often vague and padded out to length with generalities that don't relate to any current news and as such provide no information. qnd if they get asked to clarify or expand on a tangent, they evade and obfuscate because they don't really know what's going on beyond their few prepared talking points. this guy here could have definitely provided more details and commented on tangential issues for any issue he mentioned. basically what I'm saying is that you should put a bit more focus on more often hosting very good speakers, including this professor. it makes for more watchable and more informative content.
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  10096. I always appreciate you uploading videos that show that old dogs are perfect for a lot of people.
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  10097. tell the seagulls to stop shitting
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  10098.  @starvictory7079  I don't have a problem with people abandoning "whom" entirely, clearly it is too difficult for english speakers to use. the problem is when it's used incorrectly.
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  10099.  @Thellbro  right, I think that's most of the reason why we germans generally speak worse english than scandinavians or dutch (although the dutch language also is a bit closer to english). the english skills of native german speakers are impeded by the rather large size of the german-speaking market for movies and TV (around 100 million native german speakers today), which has always made it relatively economically viable for many foreign shows and movies to be dubbed in german (but apparently not viable to do it very upwell -_-). the same probably goes for french and spanish speakers in part due to the very large populations in france and spain's former colonies. I have no idea in which camp portuguese speakers are, since that depends almost entirely on brazil, which has a very large population, but many of them have little money to spend.
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  10100. I don't think so. depending on the smell, I'm thinking carbon monoxide or hydrogen cyanide. definitely not chlorine, the symptoms of that are very focused on mucous membranes and eyes. cyanide and carbon monoxide both noticably make the heart race to pump more of the less oxygenated blood.
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  10101. women't allowed in the mosque AT ALL? I thought mosques always had women's areas.
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  10102. fun fact: von den n*zis eingesperrte sinti und roma wurden allgemein nicht durch den westdeutschen staat entschädigt, da man die n*zi-kategorisierung als "asoziale" übernahm und damit die haft und misshandlung als kriminell selbstverschuldet und nicht rassistisch bedingt wertete.
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  10103.  @TresMar-n1u  no, free food for the poor is made of the cheapest kinds of ingredients in all countries including ones richer than argentina. the reason is that practically everywhere, such programs are ao limited in their financing that they struggle to even serve enough food. upgrading to more expensive ingredients would only happen after the program is sufficiently funded to feed everybody as often as they're willing to come. argentina is one of relatively few countries (I think australia and new zealand still partially are like that, parts of brazil are much like argentina, and parts of the US used to be more so than today) where a large portion of food calories are produced not in the form of food crops or animala raised on locally harvested or imported feed, but instead in the form of grass-fed livestock on huge ranches. it requires a lot of land in a reasonably moist and preferably temperate climate (in south america mostly land that has been deforested more or less for this purpose in the 20th and 21st century) and is not a terribly productive land use, so it tends tobe reserved for land where the soil is lacking in fertility (tropical and subtropical soils mostly are, except for volcanic soil, as what has built deep humous layers elaewhere in temperate regions is the seasonal glut of dead vegetation in the fall that then does not get broken down as completely). the status of meat as expensive food alao ismuch weaker in rich countries using efficient factory farming methods than it is in poorcountries where much of the meat is produced on amall farms. but you're still hardly ever going to see food that meaty in a soup kitchen outside of a ranching country. I'm still a little surprised to see it in argentina, but I guess in part it also is a matter of argentinian culture probably being very big on meat (beef), much like how texans and other US southerners are about barbecue and steak.
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  10104. the biden administration "makes detained americans a priority"? that's one way to say that it rewards hostagetaking by offering favourable exchanges to hostile countries that detain americans...
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  10105.  @КанистраКеросина  no, it is very possible to learn a foreign language with a fully native accent. as I said, it's standard for kids who move and immerse in a new language if they're around 12 or younger - obviously the younger the better, and it's necessary to have a lot of exposure, obviously to people with native accents, and it may also help to have particularly little continued first language exposure (but it's not necessary). for adult learners, I think it requires quite a lot of talent and dedication, but is certainly possible - it's similar to how some film actors are, with very specific training, able to imitate foreign dialects well. it's arguably a small minority, with many not really pulling it off and some doing it really badly. but they also invest much less time in learning the one character's dialect than people out in the real world do if they're trying to learn likely the main language they use every day well enough to no longer be identified as an immigrant.
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  10106. 2:29 blurring the baby's face is silly.
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  10107. that's not the first time that little girl was disappointed by her mom. :(
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  10108. 1:31 offensichtlich sehr intelligenter mann
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  10109. "CHILDREN ARE EXTREME ATHLETES" they are extreme. extremely stupid.
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  10110. did they let this guy in during the ceasefire? I hadn't seen him before.
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  10111. these would have been the right guns to handle with gloves...
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  10112.  @annieisnotokie  oof
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  10113. trump is obviously an orangutan, not a chimpanzee.
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  10114.  @user-ve7hn2dh8h  well, it was phrased a bit stupidly, but for some countries, particularly those with a lot of coast line, the country's outer edges are the urbanized part while the inside is rural. it's largely true for spain and france for example.
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  10115.  @user-ve7hn2dh8h  what is there in the middle of france other than paris?
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  10116. it does still happen. however a much bigger concern nowadays than death is long covid, as the chances for long covid have not decreased as much as the chances to die between earlier covid variants and omicron, and we have good methods now to treat acute covid illness, but hardly anything to treat long covid. vaccines also protect more against death than against long covid. mostly old people should still be worried about dying from it. young people are more likely to get long covid. also there of course is the issue that china's healthcare system is definitely going to be overloaded enough to cause dramatic decreases in healthcare quality. not just for covid, but probably even more significantly for all other hoapital care (like for common much more individually harmful things like heart attacks, strokes, cancers, organ failures, traumatic injuries etc).
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  10117.  @ingrid_mxx  yes
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  10118. WOW that penny sit-up and the two penny hang-over are pretty crazy.
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  10119. Dwayne Langerhr what
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  10120. chris l it would make more sense to build more trash-burning power plants in poor countries.
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  10121. look at the uniforms - those are prisoners, they say what they're told to say. that was a line straight from their rehab program.
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  10122.  @holdencaulfield2417  because that's how drug addiction is handled in countries like pakistan (well, that's the more progressive version).
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  10123. 14:28 that is incorrect. greece and turkey fought a war over cyprus in 1974. both were NATO members since 1952.
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  10124. ​ @ArmedSpaghet  those are some very extended balkans
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  10125. ​ @ArmedSpaghet  is israel a balkan state?
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  10126. individual orcas repeatedly hunting great whites is not new, I heard about that in documentaries ~20 years ago.
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  10127.  @touchofgrey5372  it does matter what it's made of, and though it is possible, replacing it with a replica would both lower the value and cost a good bit of money to do properly.
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  10128. that's an orange flag.
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  10129. Mister Putin don't you have an aircraft carrier like that?
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  10130. wow, that's horrible! that's not a risk of silicosis, that's a guarantee of silicosis! and some of those kids are VERY young.
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  10131. if those 20 years had been spent continuously weeding out corruption and incompetence in the government and state institutions, ensuring true democracy and effective public services, and building an army of women, the taliban would have had no chance. the government had too little popular support and wasn't even reliably paying its troops. when NATO left, or really already years ago when the US negotiated with the taliban with the total exclusion of the afghan government and its concerns, it became clear that the taliban would take over most or all of afghanistan before 2022, and the existence of the central government became more of a philosophical question while the future taliban government became a certainty. the taliban conquered some of the least taliban-friendly cities early on in their last push (after easily taking over almost all rural areas that the government had never really held anyways) and made secret deals with all sorts of military, tribal and local political leaders, and with each surrender, the government troops in the whole rest of the country became more certain that the defeat of the government was already decided. the troops also were often stationed far away from their families and tribes that they might want to defend, and they evidently were quite ambivalent about islamism vs. liberalism, which I presume is related to how military members in most countries tend to be more conservative than the average person, and low-ranking soldiers particularly in poor countries are largely from poor and rural families, which also makes them more conservative. police are more conservative, too. that's why I say that what they needed was an army of women (like 20% of the armed forces), because those women would have by the nature of being female soldiers been ideologically opposed to the taliban and very motivated to fight. their presence around their male comrades would have brought the ideals they were supposed to be fighting for closer, too - there would of course have been a lot of resistance to such female empowerment, but 20 years should have sufficed. but NATO didn't know what they were doing, half the time they didn't even know who they were shooting at. they didn't just turn incompetent with the way they did the withdrawal.
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  10132. iit's romani or romani peoples. the sinti don't like being called roma, at least not here in europe.
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  10133. at my high school, that teacher wouldn't have even been one of the bad ones.
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  10134. if zelensky goes, the russians will kill him.
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  10135. dude, they don't want egypt to let people out, at least not primarily, they want egypt to let aid and journalists in! egypt is very very actively complicit, it is i-country's primary partner in its war on g°za. it's governed by a snap-back military dictatorship that owes its power to western coup support undertaken to support i-country by removing the h°m°s-friendly democratically elected musl°m br°therh°°d government.
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  10136. 0:10 those fancy schmancy white stripe tyres look goofy on an armored vehicle. but I guess that's normal in nay pyi taw.
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  10137. I'm very surprised that they let him keep his balls and he's still that friendly.
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  10138.  @spiderguy418  they're indigenous victims of colonialism
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  10139.  @spiderguy418  not the ones who founded i-country, almost all of those were first or second generation immigrants. there are no thousand year dibs on land claims,they had no legitimate claim. j°°s constituted only 5% of the population at the end of the 19th century before the colonial project. what exactly are you calling false? 750,000, 80% of pal°°°inians living in the 80% of the mandate of pal°°°ine that i-country captured and claimed, were expelled and with few exceptions never allowed to return, in very clear violation of universal international law and the UN partition plan that the yishuv pretended to commit to (though this never formally took any effect since that would have required the consent of the other side's representatives to give up 62% of the land).
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  10140. I haven't tried converting any propaganda-deluded russians, but I would probably try to find as many drone videos as possible showing the scale of destruction in cities and residential areas, preferably with landmarks identifying particular cities (is there anything a russian would recognize in kharkiv perhaps?) or identifiably soviet architecture and war memorials and such to at least show that it's ukraine and not some other place like syria. any close-up view of something bad doesn't definitively contradict the russian party line of a special operation that's not targeting civillians, but the drone shots of whole neighbourhoods and cities destroyed show that what's going on isn't what the russian government claims. of course russians may still try to argue that it was all destroyed by ukrainians, but for one, that's pretty fundamentally unreasonable since it's their country, and it could perhaps be countered if you find footage that's very identifiably from a place outside of donbass. footage of people sheltering in metro stations could also be good because it shows that people in major cities are under threat, which russia would deny because they claim that they're only attacking military targets.
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  10141. man wird verhandeln müssen, aber die waffen und die kampfleistungen der ukraine sind die verhandlungsgrundlage. die ukraine muss sich alles erkämpfen, was sie behalten will. ohne waffen und ohne kampf kann die ukraine gar nicht verhandeln!
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  10142. I think the back damage has to be some kind of surface wave that goes around the ball in a ring shape, and when the ring converges in the back, its amplitude is highest in the point where it comes together. I'm a violin maker btw, so I'm a little bit familiar with wave distribution in solid objects. it's definitely a shockwave/acoustic thing. if you had a crazy fast high speed camera, even if it doesn't show the wave because of low amplitude, you may still be able to defuduce if the back chip is caused by a direct pressure (longitudinal) wave, or a shear/transverse wave that's going around the outside of the ball. you would need to look up the wpeed of sound in glass, and if the delay between impact and back chip matches that speed, it's a longitudinal wave. if it's slower, it's some form of transverse wave. for some idea of the possible surface waves (minus the longitudinal waves), youcan juwt look up söomo of water balloons being slapped and such.
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  10143. Albert sotomayor yes, but it's easy to forget about yemen as it's never covered by media.
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  10144. so you lied... cool
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  10145. maam your birb looks weirb
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  10146. multiple people fell to their deaths from that plane.
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  10147. you would never be able to get theough to them. TYT don't work off the facts, they make the facts fit the standard lefty narrative. they'll never report how bad things are in afghanistan either, because all that counta is claiming that withdrawal was great.
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  10148. The Flame Fist God or maybe I said what I said and didn't say what I didn't say, and reality still means something.
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  10149.  @YorkshireBob  if we ever do manage to phase out animal agriculture (though we shouldn't entirely, probably just 80-90%, since some applications of animal agriculture complement plant agriculture very well), then by that time, we would be able to make nutritionally perfect vegan dog and cat food, too. I don't recommend vegan feeding for carnivores right now at all, but it's definitely possible to develop nutritionally perfect replacements. maybe along the lines of using various genetically modified yeasts to produce various nutrients and vitamins.
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  10150.  @YorkshireBob  the thought emporium youtube channel has interesting videos on genetically modified yeast. apparently you can make yeasts produce a huge variety of substances, with the advantages that they only need very simple and cheap input substances to feed the yeast and little energy, and they don't tend to produce troublesome byproducts (other than some CO2, but I don't think that's comparable to what animals produce in quantity).
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  10151.  @YorkshireBob  it's the most impressive nerd youtube channel I know. the second would be stuff made here, but that's mostly electrical engineering, rather than biochemistry.
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  10152.  @dein3086  well, peta for one does oppose pet ownership. that's why they run those "animal rescues" that kill almost all pets given to them, because they think that death is better for the animal than life as a pet. 🙄 so if you have an animal to give up, DO NOT give it to peta! the humane society for example would be good. even city shelters usually have lower euthanasia rates than peta, though in places with bad pet overpopulation, they are also very bad, to the point of sometimes killing even healthy puppies and kittens.
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  10153. the taliban didn't just achieve something more than IS by conquering an entire country. they directly defeated the US and its biggest NATO allies. they forced the americans to negotiate a surrender, and now the US government and population are renouncing the whole effort. the taliban won the war on terror.
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  10154. how old is that worker?
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  10155. mit ausnahme von palä°°°nensern... und sinti und roma sowieso
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  10156.  @LiebeGruesse  n°z°deutschland hatte auch viel aufmerksamkeit für j°°en zu bieten. entmenschlichende aufmerksamkeit.
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  10157. putting QR codes on bullet casings could be helpful for keeping that ammunition out of the black market, because it could be used to trace a round back to the last legal sale, and thus to whoever is responsible for it getting into the black market. a QR code would enable the printing of basically a very long and very specific serial number that could narrow down who bought and sold a particular cartridge more. I think traditionally, the international black market for guns is probably somewhat dominated by soviet standard guns and ammunition, but this is probably shifting somewhat towards more NATO standard weaponry, for example due to the taliban capture of all that american-made equipment, and just the lesser international military deployment of former eastern bloc countries as compared to NATO countries since the 90s.
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  10158. that is a ridiculously energy-intensive method compared to separating oxygen from air.
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  10159. >30,000
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  10160.  @burns281981  no serious person anywhere believes the health ministry numbers to be an overcount. even the US government admits that they are likely an undercount, and has always found them to be reliable.
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  10161. I don'r believe you, there's nowhere near enough smoke in the clip for that to be white phosphorous. in any phosphorous bomb, the stuff that's burning would be phosphorous, and I see a lot of burning with very little smoke compared to what you would see from phosphorous.
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  10162. yeah, no. there is footage of russian phosphorous munitions used in syria, and it actually looks like phosphorous. the clip in this video doesn't. not enough smoke, not bright enough, too sparky. what the video shows looks like it involves some metal powder (like magnesium or aluminium) in a mixture with some oxydizer similar to what's used in fireworks. phosphorous bombs don't involve metal powders or other incendiary substances besides phosphorous, and the russian munitions don't either. there's no reason to do that since phosphorous does the job better than anything else you might put in it.
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  10163. the comparison with MMA just because that's fashionable is silly. clearly this is a much more specifically regulated fighting sport, by the looks of it even more so than boxing.
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  10164. top kommentar, aber ich seh auch so aus D:
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  10165. so you're telling me that they are making dumb phones that are almost twice as expensive as my lower mid range smart phone??? I use a dumb phone for calls. guess what I paid for it? ONE EURO plus shipping, bought good as new from ebay!
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  10166. the vice reporter is doublemasking totally wrong. you're supposed to put the N95/FFP2 etc. on the face first, and then the surgical or cloth mask over it to hold it down and reduce its collection of droplets and particles. what she's doing is causing a lot of air to go around the filter, making her doublemasking way worse than just using the one good mask.
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  10167. and the sme goes for israel.
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  10168.  @gugy68  ask yourself if what you're looking at seems to be a guy who holds principles at all, or just one who used to say things you agreed with. I only vaguely recall ever having heard this individual say something before, but it only took me until he answered the first question in that first war reporter larping video of his on this channel - which was that he was asked whether israel was acting out of a desire for revenge, and he dismissed it out of hand. no commentator on this "war" can make that claim, that revenge is not even a factor, without knowingly lying. I think among the main statements by iarael's leaders, you could hardly find a whole minute during which they don't make it clear that revenge is a factor.
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  10169. then how about you focus on real ways to cause the world to be a little better? you know, like not withdrawing from afghanistan, or at least defending kabul would have been?
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  10170. a flat circle just like antarctica.
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  10171.  @siphomogale779  kenya? yikes, I guess that pro-western orientation that got us the nice speech in opposition to the russian invasion of ukraine goes deep. or more likely they buy israeli weapons. botswana? sure, out of all the african countries, probably none has chosen to commit itself as thoroughly to licking the postcolonial boot as botswana, and they have been rewarded for it with a pretty decent supply of crumbs and stability (like a sort of anti-haiti, botswana is the "you could have it good if you just did as you're told" example). I guess eswatini might be cheap to buy, but damn, that is embarrassing.
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  10172. netanyahu himself declared on october 8th or so that they would depopulate the gaza strip.
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  10173. it's probably easy to buy a closer match, but I wouldn't expect the exact same heel to be necessarily available. you're aware that's a prefabricated part that a shoemaker/restorer can't easily make themselves, right? it could probably be imitated in a less efficient way by cutting the pattern into a solid block of rubber, but that would be a more difficult operation than the rest of the repair process.
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  10174. Kay well then you know why we make fun of you americans.
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  10175.  @aaroncutting  americans have poor taste in everything, it's your thing.
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  10176.  @JohnWick-vb9pc  don't know what you're getting at, but ok, "john wick"
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  10177. aka the golden rule which jesus obviously didn't come up with
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  10178. you can order 4 free covid test per household? why so cheap? why not 4 per person? or, you know, 5?
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  10179.  @hullie7529  that doesn't sound the slightest bit like a workable legal defense, that's kindergarten shit.
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  10180.  @gailmcn  the state, not the states, idiot. oceangate is registered in washington, only a subsidiary is registered in the bahamas.
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  10181. your brain is soup
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  10182.  @Choppermv17  i-country is a col°ny in p°°°stine. it is committing a gen°cide against the native people.
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  10183. 😂
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  10184. always been
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  10185. "Israel-Hamas war de-escalation talks at Summit for Peace" - come on BBC, you are the last media organisation from whom I should be seeing such clumsy english language mistakes so often! the most intuitive way to interpret that video title is that israel and hamas are in talks with one another to deescalate the war. the reality is an arab-european diplomatic summit that neither israel nor hamas are attending. maybe stop treating your yourube channel as an intern job or whatever it is you're doing...
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  10186.  @joedirtakabruce  no. then you just say no. and you laugh at them.
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  10187.  @TheEsseboy  you haven't lost the value of the new missile because you haven't lost the missile. this is an EXTREMELY nonsensical claim.
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  10188.  @RangerB66  you're not the sharpest tool in the shed.
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  10189.  @TheEsseboy  no, he was explicitly counting the unit cost twice, no part of it refers to operating or maintenance costs. it's just ludicrously wrong, there is no way in which it is correct.
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  10190.  @HesderOleh  🤡
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  10191. format gefällt
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  10192. english please
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  10193. oh, is that why the russians are stealing kitchen appliances?
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  10194. that really only makes a marginal difference. everyone has seen the hamassacre, and kidnappers are still kidnappers even if they eventually end up treating their captives well. the alleged phenomenon known as stockholm syndrome also is widely known by the public, and provides a proven framework for dismissing any positive opinion that a former captive may express about their captors after several weeks of captivity. do not try to use reported good treatment of hostages as an argument with anyone supportive of israel, it will definitely backfire. what could potentially be positive though is if any of the hostages speak out on camera in favour of peaceful reconciliation and talk about their captors as individuals they empathise with. many would say that it's stockholm syndrome, but a well done presentation from a hostage about any "hamas terrorists" as regular humans could still manage to reach a significant portion of israelis who would otherwise never encounter such a perspective. for example it's possible that some captors told some hostages about their own experiences that made them take up armed resistance, or about their own family members getting killed by the bombardment now. hostages who did that would face a huge public backlash though.
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  10195.  @greendragonreprised6885  no, it does not. 100% of the blame for israel's actions lies with israel.
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  10196. today I learned that napoleon was MGTOW.
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  10197. since he was 84, it's quite likely that he got vaccinated early in the year, and particularly if it was the pfizer vaccine, it wouldn't actually be that surprising that he didn't have much immunity at this point. old people are more likely to have a weak immune response to a vaccine, and the pfizer vaccine in particular shows a big drop-off in immunity (antibodies at least) within a few months, and in some studies also a particularly reduced efficacy against the delta variant. powell would have definitely been a candidate for a booster shot. now if he died after a booster shot, that would surprise me.
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  10198. Ajaz Khan actually the vaccines make the biggest difference for old people. they juat don't provide 100% protection to them, particularly not after probably 8+months. if he got the pfizer vaccine before april andno booster since, he probably woulf have had something like 20-50% protection now. that's not nothing, but but it leaves plenty chance to die.
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  10199. I think what she actually meant to do was to invoke the concept of alternative facts.
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  10200. "I'm prepared to go forward with it" wasn't exactly a few weeks ago though.
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  10201. those pro-lifers are quite irritating...
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  10202. really weird nazi to choose for a profile name. are you sure you're not canadian?
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  10203. either the maximum age at the beginning of the presidential term should be the standard retirement age (to let the americans still have ancient leaders, because they looooooove gerontocracy), or retirement age minus the term duration. the same should go for various other very important jobs, like any parliament, governorship, and prosecutor's and judge's office. the highest office available with no upper age limit should be that of a small town mayor.
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  10204. ​ @ironknee6879  american voters loooooove electing ancient people, I think america has the highest average age in its high elected offices of any country with real elections (normally only autocratic countries are led by people this old).
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  10205. most kalibr missiles are fully subsonic, and the ones that aren't only have a supersonic sprint sequence on approach to defeat defenses directly at the target. there have been LOTS of videos from ukraine showing subsonic kalibr missiles, both being intercepted and not being intercepted. practically every video of a kalibr features that high-pitched jet engine noise that only sounds like that when the missile is subsonic.
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  10206. almost certainly not. I have never heard of an arms dealer prosecution at the ICC, and for that to happen over sales validated by the german government is a highly unreasonable expectation. and the ICC is already unofficially refusing to do anything about i-country, and has only ever convicted africans plus one or two exceptions of white people from europe's eastern bloc. the ICC has the advantage of actially being a court over the ICJ (which in reality is merwly the UNSC's legal advisory committee), but its track record is very strikingly one of white supr°°acy enforcement within the broader american empire project (of course america rejects its authority entirely when it comes to america itself).
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  10207. 🤡
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  10208. probably nurse sharks
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  10209. god damn she pivots well! xD
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  10210. average "could of" writer
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  10211. 19:49 hmmm woher kam der frau esken denn da der ausdruck "über bord werfen" in den sinn? 🙃
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  10212. CNN is unironically vaush
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  10213. Kestra Music hmm in terms of the pretty uncheckable value creation I guess so, but wouldn't it be a big problem that america is mostly cashless nowadays when it comes to payments of those sizes? the normal oldschool money laundry budiness relies on taking in moatly cash in its legal operations, like a bar, club or barber. I'm not sure if the clientel for this furniture has ever touched paper money.
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  10214. that's some pretty walnut wood!
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  10215. UNCLE VERNON
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  10216. Backfischeitter yeah, more or less. there are countries that had comparably large portions of their populations infected with previous varia ts, like india and brazil. but there, nobody keeps track of people's health that well. india probably didn't even count half its covid deaths.
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  10217. sheesh, that is some bad spelling
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  10218.  @jessejordache1869  oh no, ursula von der leyen hasn't been a representative of germany for a few years, she is the president of the european commission, that's the EU's highest office. she took it upon herself to proclaim her german default view of the situation to be the EU consensus. that's definitely going to cost her the office after this year's EU elections, since some countries did not find her stance agreeable at all (mostly ireland, spain and belgium, but I think france wasn't happy either, and I think everybody would have wanted to hold some kind of meeting first to decide a message for her to deliver). if you want to see a german villain, it's looking terrifyingly likely that a guy called friedrich merz from the most right°rded part of the christian democrats will be thenext chancellor, either after the 2025 election, or we may get early elections since our governing coalition is very fragile(they just all don't want to because the polls say they'd all lose seats in parliament). on the plus side, the guy looks very much like mr. burns (and he is a fittingly sinister rich a-hole, basically blackrock's main guy in germany). oh, and despite still relatively steadfast denials, it is a very strong possibility that the christina democrats get their majority in a coalition with the new fascists of the AFD. because they'd makeperfect coalition partners in terms of policy alignment, much closer to mr. burns than any other major party.
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  10219.  @AFSOC2  not just nordstream 2. both pipes of nordstream 1 and one of two pipes of nordstream 2 were blown up. so one half of the never used nordstream 2 is still intact. I'd say the responsibility of the sabotage is unclear enough that it's just treated as a matter of ideological belief. people more supportive of putin and importing more russian fossil fuels are likely to assert that they know that it must have been either ukraine or the US (german media and law enforcement are strongly pushing a story of ukrainian agents but plausibly rogue or commanded by a part of thr state security apparatus making plans independent of the national leadership, because we wouldn't want to accuse zelensky). people supportive of ukraine generally also think that we should manage without all that much russian energy anyway, and they're likely to refuse to attribute the sabotage to anyone. there is one thing that could unite germans in condemning the sabotage - if it could somehow be pinned directly on andrij melnyk, ukraine's anti-diplomatic former ambassador to germany. melnyk's existence is the only reason why even the most sympathetic germans believe that there is such a thing as a bad ukrainian. ^^
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  10220. I hear theIDF has been f°°°ing up so bad that they've even managed to kill their own with some of those hand-placed demolition charges they've used for propaganda videos celebrating the destruction of civilian buildings like the parliament and a UN school.
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  10221. I wonder if those amazonian people without number words had a particular abundance of ressources or a culture without individual property. because not counting things seems super impractical even in a stone age living situation. you would need numbers if you ever had to ration food, right?
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  10222. fausch bad, but yes.
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  10223. alternative facts.
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  10224. you should have deadass listed roosevelt's sitting height.
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  10225. american military aid to ukraine is actually doing a lot of good. but yes, americans are very averse to refugees these days. biden said they'll take 100.000 ukrainians. there already are well over 3 million ukrainians who left the country, over 1.5m are in poland alone. the US is a huge country with huge resources, if they wanted to they could take more refugees than any other western country. germany has 80 million inhabitants to america's 350, and germany took a million refugees in 2014/2015. turkey and lebanon are doing horribly and badly respectively, they each have several million refugees. america acting like 100.000 are a lot is pathetic, and in recent years what america has actually taken has been more like 50.000 a year. biden claimed to want to increase refugee admission after trump, but he didn't. biden campaigned on ending this disgusting pseudo-pandemic-protection title 42, but he didn't. biden is a standard conservative, it's hilarious that americans think he's part of the left.
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  10226. baby shark!
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  10227. 1:35 (rocky theme)
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  10228. 3:35 I know the front cone of Rpg warheads is hollow, but still, that looks like a crazy amount of weight for drones that size to carry. I think I've only ever seen two-bladed drone rotors (generally swiveling blades), and those triple blades look extra broad. I bet that has to do with extra lift. I've heard before of rotors (on airplanes) with more blades being more efficient. the propellers with the most blades are used on very large military transport planes (and in terms of underwater propellers, they're on submarines, though there the focus is in very large part to reduce noise in order to reduce detection distance for enemy submarines and hydrophones). I know those specialised kamikaze drones are built for very short endurance, they fly straight to already apotted targets because giving them endurance would mean using bigger more expensive and more trade-restricted drones in order to carry bigger batteries. I imagine kamikaze drones basically use smaller battery cells and more of them to drawhigh current for a short time. and they may be built in auch a way that the motors overheat just as the batteries run out. in general, there probably is a maximum environmental temperature that they can be used at without frying the motors prematurely. but one might be able to devise a workaround by pre-chilling the motors with a compressed gas.
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  10229. if this launch goes wrong, a whole lot of people need to be on suicide watch.
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  10230. ich kenne das gewächs als "stalins rache".
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  10231. Si Eo die muslimbruderschaft war wesentlich demokratischer, und die sind überhaupt nur an die macht gekommen, weil sich die anderen bewegungen in der kurzen frist bis zur wahl die vom militär gesetzt wurde nicht organisiert gekriegt haben. das militär hat der ägyptische revolution eine falle gelegt, darauf gesetzt dass die muslimbruderschaft gewählt wird, weil die im westen gehasst wird und deshalb ein putsch von amerika und europa begrüßt würde, und hat sich dann zurück an dir macht geputscht, sämtliche aufgekeimten demokratischen bewegungen plattgemacht, und nebenbei das größte demonstrantenmassaker seit mindestens beijing '89 veranstaltet (über 1000 tote in einer nacht mit panzern und allem drum und dran). ein jahr später hat merkel den diktator per staatsbesuch legitimiert, und seitdem ist ägypten unser bester waffenkunde. die sisi-regierung ist überhaupt nicht besser als irgendwas, die ist ein viel schlimmeres reboot von mubarak. im prinzip assad, aber westverbündet statt mit iran und russland. das ist ein politischer supergau, und weil der putsch so erfolgreich war und bei westlichen regierungen so beliebt, hat er wahrscheinlich auch coups in anderen ländern inspiriert - am offensichtlichsten im sudan, wo das militär fast komplett kopiert hat, aber die coups in westafrika oder in thailand und myanmar wären vielleicht auch nicht alle passiert, wenn die generäle nicht dieses verlockende erfolgsbeispiel ägypten vor augen gehabt hätten.
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  10232. it actually sounds like a reasonable thing that onw could even do locally on a small farm. feed plant waste to the fly larvae, and the larvae to chickens or other animals.
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  10233. ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ please note that I did not use the L-word because I don't even know what that is.
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  10234. not in any way, no.
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  10235.  @KurtisC93  the.term "massacre" implies the high death toll, not the word "bloody". and as you point out, blood spilled does not necessarily correlate well with death toll. it's not that deep, it's just a mindlessly written video title that had a capslocked adjective added for the sake of having a capslocked adjective. TYT video titles show a pattern of low sophistication, they also have a tendency to include really dumb common spellinga d grammar mistakes. though to be fair, I don't think I have ever seen "of" being used as a substitute for "have" in a TYT title, so it could be worse.
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  10236.  @AsbestosMuffins  yes, and pakistan is a failed state that just doesn't know it yet.
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  10237.  @wokeaf1337  yeah, not buying the anecdote
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  10238.  @wokeaf1337  yeah no, you're of course wrong, I looked it up now. xD what happened is that the chinese banking regulator, the china securities regulatory commission, and the chinese central bank, both cut their total staff salary budgets, by 17% and 10.6% respectively. thiscan be distributed among employees in various different ways, including reducing employee numbers, and shifting cuts towards high level orlow level employees. there certainly has not been a 50% pay cut of the whole banking sector, I doubt that anybody's pay was cut by that much, and I see it as likely that the salaries of mid or high level employees are cut more (because cutting salaries of low level banking employees really is dangerous even in china, these are just the right sort of middle class people who will feel entitled to and reasonably secure in protesting).
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  10239.  @papabear90  yup. it might have gotten deleted because it's a long reply, but I looked up the real numbers, and those are not that every banking sector employee had their pay cut by 50%, but merely that the chinese banking regulator (china securities regulatory commission) and the chinese central bank, cut their total staff salary budgets by 17% and 10.6% respectively. however they weighted that between assigning different percentage cuts to different pay levels, and firing people, I am sure that nobody's wage was cut by 50%, because that just results in people not working for you anymore, and then it makes more sense to select people to fire instead of deluding yourself into believing that they will continue to work for half the money.
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  10240. "intelligence failure" is a distraction, the real question is who ordered the drawdown of troops at the gazan border to such a bizarrely low level, and whose fault was it that it took six hours to initiate a counterattack?
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  10241. I think chancellor or the federal republic of germany may have been one of idi amin's titles.
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  10242. oh no, another french colony trying to unfrench? D:
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  10243. I think that's a pee tape flashback? 🤔
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  10244. literally indulgences
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  10245. big H survivors are largely ignored and used to be mostly looked down upon in i-country. they were blamed for getting themselves into a position of weakness and victimization in the first place. they were even derisively called "sabon", soap, in reference to the well-known myth of human fat from the d°°th factories being made into soap. apparently the term was so popular that it turned into a common vernacular expression applicable to other people or things one wants to insult as meek and overly compliant. and then the same people tell everybody else that to even compare, regardless of any nuance or disclaimer, n°°i crimes with any other or particularly with crimes of i-country is automatically outrageously AS because acknowledging the big H as something comparable to anything else is tantamount to H denial. 😒
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  10246.  @First-Last_name  well, when you have no mules, horses will do. I would guess that they used those horses as pack animals rather than for riding, and for that, mules are better, especially in mountains (mules and donkeys walk better on bad terrain). even for riding, I think mules would be better than horses in the mountains.
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  10247. be real? alright. that dentist wants to do the nasty with her.
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  10248. Yugesh Patnaik look how the russians are treating the "beother nation" now... they haven't learned anything, they still like authoritarianism and reflexively believe that they're the good guys and whoever the government says are bad are the bad guys.
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  10249. that leans way too much into the rube goldberg thing. a perfect example of smart idiocy.
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  10250. 9:21 I like the properly nazi-coloured swastika in the bottom center of the screen
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  10251. ​ @dhawthorne1634  manji is a different word for swastika, usually left-pointing, which this is not.
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  10252. well maybe try not to suck so hard, you stupid islanders
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  10253. that would be new one for TYT. so far, they have always supported the dems in general elections. several other leftist commentators like kyle kulinsky, krystal ball and briahna joy grey love to do that though. the whole original point of ball/enjeti "rising" was to stop people from voting for the democrats in 2020. of course jimmy dore is all about that too, and russel brand was for a couple of years, before he decided during covid that going mask off rightoid would be more profitable.
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  10254. 🤡👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  10255. and by that you mean living among them and above their tunnels, yes?
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  10256. if you think you can take a king cobra, then you don't know how big they are and you have no clue how they fight. they are very different from rattlesnakes or any othe rsnake for that matter. cobras are some of the few snakes that will chase you, and king cobras are like three times as long as a human with a strike range of two meters and a decent running speed on the ground. 0% of humans can beat a grown king cobra without a weapon, and the sobras know it. you know how people say "they're more afraid of you than you are of them" about dangerous animals? not cobras. they know they can make you run or die.
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  10257. yeah I just watched most of the movie (pretty sure I missed nothing towards the end, just got too bored and even speeding up wouldn't do the trick). it's the biggest hype to reality disappointment since dune 2021. not only did it not deliver ANY worthwhile historical commentary orperspective, but it was not just not great, but not even good as a movie. absurdly stretched, absolutely no reason to be three hours long. probably the lowest point is to hos high of a degree it glosses over nagasaki, which happens to be the aspect of the whole nuclear bombing story where the US' actions are least justifiable. I thought barbie was just ok, but barbie easily beats oppenheimer. both being seen as examples of great movies shows the strangely terrible state of hollywood movies in recent years. I don't know why they're so noticeably worse. it feels like hollywood never came back after covid.
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  10258.  @ChiakiShirakawa  u ok? I was correcting a spelling error in the thumbnail that's now been fixed, the thumbnail originally said "stable piece".
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  10259. glückwunsch
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  10260. you didn't know the word "pogrom"????
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  10261. Some Hippie vaush is ridiculoudly overestimating the likelihood of an invasion, he called war "inevitable" and eastern ukraine "lost". it's like a 25-30% chance - which is huge and unprecedented, but not at all inevitable. and to be clear, the russians trying to take kyiv is more like a 5% chance, and NATO and russia fighting each other is a 0% chance. anybody talking about nukes being used is a total idiot.
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  10262. Some Hippie NATO forces are only moving to eastern european NATO and EU countries to posture a willingness to defend those countries because there's nothing better to do with those troops. the only thing NATO troops may enter ukraine for is to evacuate citizens of NATO and NATO-friendly countries. they would be under strict orders to leave the russians alone and would almost certainly communicate their movements to the tussians for them to stay away like they do in places like syria where russian and american military operate in the same areas. those 8500 US soldiers put on heightened alert or whatever could be the ones designated to do that. that's a similar number to the deployment to the kabul airport.
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  10263. "don't let them go, there should be consequences"? wtf is wrong with you, ana? what they did is totally harmless. it's fair if the mother gets fired, but anything more is crazy.
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  10264. this is actually nothing compared to how despicably callous especially the left but also most others in america were about abandoning afghanistan.
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  10265. saartje is pronounced sahrtye, not sarkee. where did you get this from?
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  10266. muga silk will be lost in 2046? that's quite specific! xD
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  10267. the fascist side is the one where you go to prison if you say that you support the enemy.
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  10268. decriminalization provides less than half of the benefits of legalization with no upside unless you are a black market dealer who wants to keep his job.
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  10269. dingdingding
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  10270. I like other people do task also 🙃
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  10271. 2:49 that is a very cute construction machine
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  10272. -me during the afghanistan handover
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  10273. with how big they are, the battery might last for a long time
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  10274. Free Ukraine 🇺🇦 maybe the baby would have grown up to be the next putin, you don't know.
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  10275. who the hell lights wildfires anyway?
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  10276. the catholic church has official dogma. if you support abortion rights as a catholic, the authority you're going against is the pope who is supposed to base his views on his direct line to god. she has a point.
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  10277.  @overzealouseuthanasiast9731  not what I said
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  10278. it would be more complicated to build and maintain to such a high degree that it's more reasonable to build the solar panels on the ground. and no, solar panels are not installed horizontally, they're installed pointing towards the equator at an upwards angle. I believe the usual way is that they don't swivel to track the sun throughout the day, but they do get adjusted up and down to match the seasons (the sun peaks lower in the sky in winter). they also get cleaned. good luck trying to do all that when the panels are mounted to a wind turbine tower...
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  10279.  @ragingmonk6080  that would be vertical, and that's a gimmick, not a solar farm.
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  10280. Mac B americans in particular are known for it. ;)
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  10281. really? where are the cane toads when you need them?
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  10282. not at all, this guy must have bought it illegally.
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  10283.  @Thor.Jorgensen  gun shops exist all over germany, but you need a gun license to buy guns, and the license is not very easy to get - mainly because you need an officially accepted reason to need guns, the easiest avenue being that you need to get a hunting license alongside the gun license. because if it's not for hunting, you need to prove that you either need it for work, or are exposed to some extraordinarily well-documented personal threat (like being a target of recognised credible terroristic threats). "I would like a gun because anything can happen" does not suffice.
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  10284. no, italy. THAT is not how to make a submachine gun.
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  10285. ​ @corvoide doch, das tun die meisten xD
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  10286. cringe. cringe... finds a way
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  10287. please try to get along, kids
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  10288. Eric P everything up until yesterday.
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  10289. so this mainly would have needed a pistol grip and the sights offset farther to the left to match a cheek weld farther forward on the bolt shroud? :/
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  10290. by 2030, the poles may be bigger tw-ts than the english!
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  10291. they unified afghanistan and centralized its surrender.
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  10292. petition to declare this the prettiest submachine gun
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  10293. uh oh, do I see a new word of the year?
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  10294. ???
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  10295.  @dirkdiggler9056  what makes you say that?
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  10296.  @dirkdiggler9056  I'm still waiting
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  10297. the woman trying to get a job as a cleaner in kuwait, where they treat foreign servants horribly, and leave her six year old child behind, is a sad situation. sri lankans are probably now abused especially much in gulf arab countries because they're especially reliant on their employment there. the irony is that this probably makes more likely that they won't get paid at all or not nearly as much as promised.
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  10298. he obviously does not, how stupid can you be? he doesn't even have that money, the only year he could possibly have made anywhere near that much (and probably did make slightly more) was this past year now. before that, he was a nobody just pimping out a few girls and making low 5 figures monthly at the best of times.
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  10299. squid and cuttlefish swim and have a hard inner shell. only octopussies walk.
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  10300.  @Lonniehands1  israel: calls all enemies terrorists also israel: officially insists on retaliating against every attack with a more severe attack, expects "terrorists" to deescalate
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  10301.  @gsastudio-archl  coconut oil is also known to be the chemically best oil with which to make boiled cannabis oil infusions for edibles, because the cannabinoid extraction and bioavailability works best with saturated fats, and coconut oil is almost entirely composed of those (which is why conversely it can be viewed as problematic to consume in large quantities, as saturated fats are the unhealthy ones). even butter fat is not as highly saturated, though that also works well as the standard fat for that purpose.
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  10302. es ist zeit für die rote karte für russland: die ukrainische botschaft in moskau wird wieder geöffnet, und andrij melnyk wird botschafter!
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  10303.  @kylemcneal7856  terrible reply
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  10304. whoa.crinalising enemy media consumption is pretty deepdownthe rabbit hole. also what's with the blindfold? that is so goofy!
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  10305.  @jaynecobb6711  lol
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  10306. where I live in germany, the tap water is better than most bottled water, too. it varies hwavily between cities or even city districts though. you can find official data sheets on chlorine content and much more online. I think my district has like 5% of the legal chlorine limit, apparently we have really good water sources partially from the hartz mountains. I was really shocked the girst time I visited a city with more highly chlorinated water (düsseldorf in the ruhr industrial area). disgusting!
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  10307. you people should be refused treatment.
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  10308. actually germany also really sticks out in europe for having a huge low wage sector. there are plenty of people willing to work as bicycle couriers.
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  10309. that's a pretty cool ahotgun in the thumbnail. who is arming them?
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  10310.  @malcolm777b  oh, I probably should have googled that before asking. xD blaming increase of receptors or otherwise adjustment to heightened average cannabinoid presence in the body would make more sense to me if the vomiting occurred whenever cannabinoid levels were low, as a withdrawal symptom and the inverse of the much more commonly reported effect of cannabis alleviating nausea - one of its best medical uses, particular for cancer and chemotherapy patients - aus usual with cannabis, for some people it doesn't have that effect at all, but for many, it helps a lot and compares very favourably to other medications in its risk profile. but I guess it's unsurprising in that cannabis seems to be capable of producing paradoxical effects in some people for most of the effects that it has in most people.
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  10311. VINAUOTH Berenganer I agree about pakistan, I just find it ridiculous to interview karzai quite deliberately as a representative of the emirate of afghanistan without acknowledging that he's now with the taliban.
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  10312. what are you talkingabout? why would new recruits to the french foreign legion not be allowed to make phone calls? it's not the manhattan project!
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  10313.  @AndyWoohoo666  when was that?
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  10314. this is a good representation of what europe thinks of the US.
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  10315. 0:22 looks exactly like trump with putin except for the skin and hair colours.
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  10316. source? that doesn't sound credible at all. india is more democratic than pakistan. libya has no press freedom, libya doesn't even have a libya. and afghanistan even at the best of times didn't have better press freedom than india does, and of course now it has absolutely none since the koran doesn't prescribe it.
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  10317.  @privatadress896  ja
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  10318.  @svenhagstrom2388  wo kommen dann die storm shadows her, die russische ziele in der ukraine treffen?
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  10319.  @svenhagstrom2388  lol was bist du denn für ein witzbold? du versuchst hier sachen zu leugnen, die nicht mal das russische militär leugnet. aufnahmen der ukrainischen jets werden im allgemeinen nicht im zusammenhang mit storm shadow-einsätzen veröffentlicht, weil die 200km+ vom ziel entfernt bleiben (und ansonsten halten sich ukrainische jets von der russischen luftabwehr fern und kommen deshalb sehr wenig zum einsatz). generell sind von kampfjets selten videoaufnahmen zu erwarten, auf denen die nationalität der jets oder die art des einsatzes erkennbar, oder auch nur ort und datum identifizierbar sind. es gibt aber absolut eindeutige direkte beweise für den einsatz von storm shadow in mehreren fällen, in form von videoaufnahmen im flug, auf denen die eindeutig identifizierbar sind, sowohl von handy- und überwachungskameras als auch durch die zielvisiere russischer luftabwehrsysteme, sowie eindeutig identifizierbare überbleibsel der waffe am zielort. außerdem sind die meisten storm shadow-einsätze eindeutig dieser waffe zuzuordnen, weil die ukrainer keine andere präzisionswaffe mit so langer reichweite haben, die an der russischen luftwabwehr so gut vorbeikommt (storm shadow hat radar-stealth und fliegt sehr tief und schnell, kaum vergleichbar mit z.B. ukrainischen biber-drohnen, während tochka oder S-200 im boden-boden-einsatz viel ungenauer sind). ich verfolg das nicht so total genau, aber soweit ich es mitbekommen habe, gibt es in ~5 oder mehr fällen durch videos oder munitionsteile direkte beweise für storm shadow-einsätze, und in ~15 oder mehr fällen keine andere waffe, die den schaden plausibel erklären würde. und alle kriegsparteien sind sich offen einig, dass das storm shadow/SCALP-EG ist. wenn die ukraine andere waffen mit ähnlicher reichweite bekommen hätte, wie z.B. ATACMS, dann hätte russland dafür schon beweise geliefert und riesig groß herumgejammert. haben sie aber nicht.
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  10320. something like that
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  10321. that's a popular descriptor, but the reality is that it's also a very common sedative and painkiller used by paramedics because it actually has a lot less potential to kill than moat sedatives, such as benzodiazepines, as well as opioid painkillers. but all strong sedatives are dangerous.
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  10322.  @Herr_Vorragender  energiekonzerne entscheiden für profit, da spielt das klima keine rolle, und umweltverschmutzung wird auch nicht ausreichend einbezogen. und dass in anderen ländern sowie in vergangenen jahrzehnten der bau und betrieb von atomkraftwerken profitabel war und ist, aber in deutschland selbst der weiterbetrieb existierender atomkraftwerke in gutem zustand "zu teuer" gewesen sein soll, ist hochgradig unplausibel. wenn, dann kann es ausschließlich daran liegen, dass die branche absichtlich kaputtreguliert wurde, um diese rechnungen zu verzerren.
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  10323.  @k.m.a.286  nö
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  10324.  @zarkesh4338  jahrzehnte lang wurden in sehr vielen staaten atomkraftwerke gebaut und das werden sie immer noch. ein großteil auch ohne das nebenmotiv der atomwaffenproduktion (dazu sind auch nicht alle reaktortypen geeignet). die behauptung, das sei grundsätzlich zu teuer und nicht konkurrenzfähig ist einfach offensichtlicher schwachsinn, das hätte man doch viel früher bemerkt und nicht erst nach hunderten reaktoren! atommüll ist kaum problematiacher als diverser anderer giftmüll, endlager scheitern nicht an mangelnder technischer machbarkeit sondern an öffentlicher und politischer dummheit. atomkraft vor kohlekraft abzuschalten wird niemals nicht schwachsinnig sein. der klimaaspekt müsste viel priorisierter in betracht gezogen werden, da die stromgewinnung einen signifikanten anteil am klimaschaden ausmacht, und die beginnende klimakatastrophe in anbetracht der anzahl an betroffenen menschen und grad des leidens und todesinzidenz die größte katastrophe für die menschheit seitdem es menschen gibt wird (und die meisten arten und biotope gehen auch drauf). in wenigen jahrzehnten wird es eine milliarde internationale klimaflüchtlinge geben. im vergleich zu dem was kommt hat es noch nie eine migrationskrise gegeben.
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  10325. word is that it's 50% more infectious than the british variant, which was 50-70% more infectious than the original covid. a lot of people are still clinging to the old estimations of herd immunity being achieved around 70% vaccination, but that was for the early covid strakns, and the more infectious ones will make herd immunity unattainable without mandatory vaccinations, because herd immunity would take 80%+ being vaccinated with vaccine types that are more likely to prevent any infection and transmission, not just prevent serious illness - for example the pfizer and moderna, but not the astrazeneca or J&J, and certainly not the sinovac. then there's the problem that pfizer and moderna cost like ten times more than the others to buy, and are much more difficult to store and transport by requiring super cold temperatures. oh and btw. before the end of the year, there will be highly vaccine resistant covid strains spreading around the globe, reverting the pandemic back to astate very much like how it was before the vaccines. and it's very possible that the same increase kn virulence causing those mutations to beat the vaccines will make it much deadlier than the deadliest strains so far for unvaccinated people. it's not anywhere near over, not even in vaccine hoarding americafirstland.
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  10326. yeah I really don't like the non-disclosure on perfumes. even here in the EU, where we generally have very strict rules for ingredients disclosure, they can just list "perfume" or the like non-specifically.
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  10327. so don't. I'm watching you.
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  10328. 🤡 biden's chance in the general is zero. it's gotten so bad that it may have even dropped below harris' odds.
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  10329.  @Worldaffairslover  "In the November 2008 elections, the Democratic Party increased its majorities in both chambers (including – when factoring in the two Democratic caucusing independents – a brief filibuster-proof 60-40 supermajority in the Senate), and with Barack Obama being sworn in as president on January 20, 2009, this gave a Democrats an overall federal government trifecta for the first time since the 103rd Congress in 1993. However, the Senate supermajority only lasted for a period of 72 working days while the Senate was actually in session." -le wikipedia that is absolutely not the kind of thing where being ill is an excuse for not showing up, I doubt that they were ill for that whole time, and even if franken's win was being challenged, he did hold the seat.
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  10330.  @Worldaffairslover  F off, either you have a senator, or you don't have a senator. they had the senators.
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  10331. she went straight to overfeeding him >_>
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  10332. that's such a basic choice. the only thing that's best about the F-22 is the golden glass. swivel wings like the F-14 are the coolest.
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  10333. holy sh**, it requires incredibly severe lead pollution to cause hundreds of deaths. many free thousands must be sick then.
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  10334. Samuel Carvalho I'm pretty sure fukushima had at least one meltdown, I think two.
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  10335. krieg geil
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  10336. I like how she left on the fur at the tail tip to make the cat look like a lion xD also F those owners
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  10337. looks kinda homemade xD
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  10338. for postapocalyptic survival, an electric car would be a strange choice. one could make the argument that it's much more practical to properly autonomously operate an array of solar cells than it is to drill for and distill your own fuel - ready-made fuel is known to degrade over time, becoming unusable after several months to two years or so, gasoline faster than diesel, ethanol gasoline much faster, so you can't just buy and store many years' worth of fuel either. though in regions with active easy to operate oil wells producing high quality oil, if you have at least groups of hundreds of people still surviving like in the walking dead, it seems likely that they would continue to produce (possibly relatively crude) motor fuels, whether by continued use of existing refineries, or construction of primitive refineries like they've had in syrian rebel/IS territories for a couple of years. continued fuel production would be incredibly valuable, and it would likely be distributed quite widely. usingsolar cells and an EV would be much more autonomous, but realistically, you would be very limited in the amount of power you can produce with however many solar cells you have, so you'd want to use a vehicle that's built for low power consumption first. and if you did need a relatively powerful vehicle, that would not be an SUV-pickup, but a tractor. I looked it up, there already are electric tractors! :o they just better not have firmware to prevent unauthorised maintenance ... speaking of which, don't teslas have that sort of thing? how dependent exactly is the cybertruck on tesla support continuing to exist? xD
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  10339.  @roadracerdave7645  it's a white ball, but I see no seams and it bounced more like a tennis ball than a baseball.
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  10340.  pa_2600  you are really bad at reading.
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  10341. most german accent ever xD
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  10342. I'm not too familiar with british accents (yes I'm calling irish a british accent), but I feel like scottish people are easier to understand than irish people. my impression is that scottish accents are mostly just really hard consonants, whereas the irish also change every vowel so that the whole word sounds totally different. there are definitely english accents that are at least equally bad though. I think the dumbest sounding accents are probably english.
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  10343. I'm all for ukraine, but I'm with his wife, that's a very bad decision. if he had military experience I could see how it might make sense, but given that he doesn't, he should have limited gis support to sending money and perhaps going to one of the countries bordering ukraine to the west to help the refugees. I think he felt peer pressure because other fathers he knows in ukraine have been separated from their families and stayed to fight, but it was not a good decision.
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  10344. a few decades ago, lebanon was known as the switzerland of the middle east for being multi-cultural, peaceful, and an international banking hub.
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  10345. ...the report refers to the plug door as a "part of the wall".
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  10346. you have a female avatar but you're not even trying to sound like a girl. I feel cheated!
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  10347. of course it's deportation, you 🤡
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  10348. source?
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  10349. BIG SUS
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  10350. that shenzhen apartment building looks like bladerunner.
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  10351. his color pattern looks like he has a cartoon bandit mask on his face ^^
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  10352. MAGAk?
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  10353.  @killawofe  the delusional one is roger waters, this is total alternate reality bullshit.
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  10354. meh. once every 2.5 years or so.
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  10355. ​ @moniho6907  austria started both world wars.
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  10356. naja, jugenschutz funktioniert bei alkohol auch nicht. das beste argument für legalisierung ist, dass das verbot organisierte kriminalität und gewalt in riesigem maßstab finanziert.
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  10357.  @tumbler9428  3:16
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  10358. dark brandon is going to get you!
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  10359. this is just a gimmick juice. you can tell how little collagen is in it by how its low viscosity is indistinguishable from regular fruit juice.
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  10360. the temperature inside dark cars in the sun in this weather must get absolutely deadly. I bet it can get up to 60 degrees.
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  10361.  @malaizze  I second al jazeera english (pretty sure the arabic channel is quite a bit nuttier). they did mess up on the al ahli hospital parking lot explosion a bit harder than most media though, that dented their credibility like it dented the credibility of the palestinian health ministry. the only western news channel covering the current gaza news quite well seems to be channel 4, though you're unlikely to find things there like the highest israeli politicians including the prime minister and president announcing their intent to depopulate gaza or kill everybody (I think they may have mentioned amalek, that's already better than most western news). and I just found a youtube channel called novara media that has a big catalogue of palestine videos both about the current situation and older ones explaining in digestible form A LOT of details of Israeli oppression that demonstrate very well how extremely counterfactually israel is portrayed in western media and politics.
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  10362. literally not even a problem.
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  10363.  @tonymaccaroni1683  i. hat jede einzelne universität in g. zerstört. mindestens eine wurde wie hunterte/tausende andere zivile gebäude zu fuß kontrolliert gesprengt, ohne jegliche möglichkeit der ausrede, und davon wurde ein prop°°°nda-drohnenvideo veröffentlicht. das gleiche wurde unter anderem auch mit mindestens einer UN-schule und dem parlament gemacht.
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  10364. Samzel Gibson russia only has the second most powerful military if you count nukes (with nukes specifically it's unclear who is number one since russia claims to have a bigger number of warheads and some extra terrifying new weapons, but it's possible that most of their delivery systems and defense systems would underperform compared to america's far better financed arsenal), otherwise it's china. within the next 15 years, china will have tge world's most powerful military and will replace america as the global empire.
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  10365. it is in fact the russian people's war. without majority support for putin and specifically for every military aggression of putin, we would not be standing on the brink of a nuclear war. the russian people brought us here, they are collectively responsible the same way the germans were for the nazis.
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  10366. isn't that the movie idiocracy?
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  10367. Agnes Welk den impfausweis gibts für alle, nicht nur leute ohne handy, du ungeimpfte!
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  10368. you don't kno da weh
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  10369.  @ericdpeerik3928  "today I feel islamist" - gianni infantino
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  10370. oh pardon me for expecting evidence for the atrocity prop°°anda.
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  10371. that "glob" (globe) of accessible freshwater excludes ice though, right?
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  10372. Störfaktor ja, die FDP hatte eindeutig den besten personenkult im wahlkampf.
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  10373. reading that written out makes me wonder how that song ever managed to become popular before the meme. those are some of the most awkward lyrics ever.
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  10374. I've always kinda liked most insects, but black soldierflies are seriously some of the most disgusting insects. they show up seasonally in huge numbers and then they're sitting everywhere looking like a biblical plague and sometimes flying in your face because they're super uncoordinated.
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  10375. those methods are reserved for the relatives of the dear leader.
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  10376. the BLM back to africa branch xD
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  10377.  @oneinamillion8769  your child will always be your child regardless of age as a matter of familial relation, and when you call your 19 year old "a child", you do so non-earnestly in recognition of the fact that they aren't actually a child anymore. whether adolescent or adult is debatable, but certainly not a child.
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  10378. 15:07 Z E R S P A N U N G S W I L L E
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  10379. any opposition calling for election boycotts is sabotaging their own movement.
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  10380. switzerland has been providing medical heroin to addicts for 30+ years, I bet they have much less of a fentanyl problem (mostly mixed in with dissimilar drugs) and overdose problem.
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  10381. razor blades are crazy good at scraping flat surfaces, because their sharpness means that they don't leave part of the stuff behind by sliding over it, but rather take off pretty much 100% on the first pass.
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  10382. damn, those 423 fat-ass cruise missiles flying at mach 4.6 would have been a banger now.
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  10383. from germany - I've been seeing alot of random comments being hidden for the past two weeks or so, too. I can see 9/12 comments here. I generally reply to comments by email notification and I get a lot of replies that I can only read in the email, but they're hidden from the comment section with no rhyme or reason whatsoever regarding the content. this is way weirder than youtube's ~3 year old intense comment filter that eats comments if they surpass a cumulative threshold of bad words - which to my personal annoyance include lots of non-vulgar terms referring to crimes, atrocities and discrimination. another thing that gets hit by the 3 year old comment filter are indicators of disagreement, however civil, such as starting a comment with 'no,' or replying to individual users.
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  10384. Joseph #Robineveragain Biden III
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  10385. that sounds more like egypt is likely to deport those people back to sudan.
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  10386.  @Hooyahfish  the main point is that when earthquakes kill by collapsing large buildings, it tends to take weeks to find and count all the bodies. there likely still are survivors under the rubble (though already much fewer than there would be if it wasn't winter), but there mostly are a whole lot of corpses. the thousands of dead counted so far are just the ones that happened to end up on top or near the surface of the rubble.
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  10387. Emmanuel Trejo if you say so mr. trejo
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  10388. kamikoto knoves are absolute garbage, do not buy! they're made of worse steel than many of the very cheapest knives you can buy in any supermarket.
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  10389.  @fiftyclown  what was the point of this comment
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  10390.  @adolfhipsteryolocaust3443  yes, and applying it sparingly to a pizza means that you're not using a kilo.
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  10391. hä
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  10392. 2:51 zoomer gorilla baby
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  10393. buttigieg would have been and will be a better and more elactable centrist compromise candidate than either biden or harris.
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  10394.  @MsPhuque  the US gave them money? puerto rico is part of the US, you nincompoop!
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  10395. so hotchkiss was the inventor of the patent, a company bought the patent, heavily modified it, and then still called the gun hotchkiss? that seems very generous of them!
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  10396. short spine dogs look like big ed from 90 day fiancé.
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  10397. really? seems to me like the species is the more important part
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  10398.  @victorbenner539  that sounds like something you'd normally only do when it's definitely not king salmon. whenever specificity is omitted, it's because it's not the best.
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  10399. what do they coat it with to achieve water-, acid- and heat resistance?
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  10400. no such statement at that time stamp
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  10401.  @tintinismybelgian  nevermind, I thought there were much fewer people in ethiopia than there are/were (120 million, 5.5 million in tigray). so the war zone is probably home to at least 15 million people, then the death count may be plausible (over two years of war, including a blockade).
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  10402. ​ @randomentity6553 NANWA?
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  10403. more bang for your tweaker buck
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  10404. Fastertrack yes it is, making fun of nazis is based.
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  10405. ma'am please don't stare at the camera like that 😬
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  10406. nice to know that SNL has always sucked. I was surprised when you said that mike myers was on it, because he's actually funny, but then you said he quit early and called working there a combination of love boat and das boot, and it all made sense. that roast is probably better than anything ever broadcast on SNL the whole big comedy committe format seems to be really bad. we have a somewhat similar show in germany called "die anstalt" (the institution) that's also intensely unfunny, and we have other comedy shows more like last week tonight or the daily show that are way better, as are the american ones compared to SNL.
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  10407.  @wylier  there is a difference between having a production team including multiple writers on one hand, and having a gaggle of stage comedians all trying to compete for attention on the other hand. monty python's thing to me is primarily that they achieved a sort of funny unfunny (or unfunny funny unfunny) by strongly committing to the bit. creative differences related to individual monty python members trying to adjust the product to improve their personal image were probably limited due to the fact that they all agreed on a style of comedy in which each one constantly tries to embarrass himself.
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  10408. damn that guy is irritating
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  10409. 🇩🇪🤕 that's so mean, I think I detect genocidal intent.
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  10410. during those 20 years, 70,000 afghan security forces were killed, compared to 4000 americans (2500 of them soldiers). you know absolutely nothing about the war in afghanistan.
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  10411. "EKH!" - baby birb
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  10412. TROTH SENCHAL
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  10413. @Gavin Gas the climate is very different too, covid is a big change, and we now have a multipolar world order that we didn't have in 2000, as china has become a superpower and now russia is causing trouble again and building a new iron curtain, while the power of the american empire has diminished. a bunch of other asian countries besides china have gotten out of poverty too, and a similar development is finally happening in parts of africa. digital surveillance and data trading is also massive now, and china is developing a tech dystopia that will be emulated by probably most of the planet in the next decade or two. within 15 years from now, china will replace america as the definitive dominant superpower, and will project military force across the globe like the US does today (or at least around the asia-pacific region and africa), while succeeding in economically undermining NATO. the climate refugee crisis will be completely unlike anything we have ever seen, it will cause states to fail and wars and famines, with a billion people displaced from their homes before 2100. it's going to be end of the world disaster movie shit!
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  10414. @Gavin Gas ok buddy
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  10415. @Gavin Gas ok buddy
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  10416. @Gavin Gas ok buddy
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  10417. @Gavin Gas ok boomer
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  10418.  @rogerdodger1790  of course history is made every day, but the change of how the world works has been accelerating at least until the beginning of the 21st century, and probably still is, because technological development has gotten so much faster and it has a giant impact on how we live, how many of us there are, and how much we affect our environment. up until 500-700 years ago, people used to grow up and die in essentially the same world that their parents and grandparents inhabited. now, people born 10-20 years apart grow up in substantially different worlds in most countries. parts of today's reality were pretty much unimaginable 40 years ago. and the rate of change here in the first world isn't even the fastest, just look at what's happening in east asia!
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  10419. that'show it used to be for white people coming to many colonial states. because there was plenty of land to go around for relatively few white people, and the non-white people didn't count,they were supposed to get killed and replaced.
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  10420. I feel kinda sorry for the .1% who got left holding the bag, but I also suspect that the vaccine mandate was more like a last straw for them than the whole reason. I've heard a lot about healthcare workers quitting, especially now with covid the nurses and other employees at hospitals. that "are you ready to quit" speech was extremely bad btw, that sounded like it was supposed to make people reconsider! xD
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  10421.  @BrandonHerrera  you can somewhat easily make gunpowder, but you absolutely can not easily make ammunition that functions at all equivalently to commercially available ammunition. you can reload ammunition, you can't make it new. certainly it would be more difficult than making the luty, unless you do very silly stuff like turning individual casings and spending like a day on one round.
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  10422.  @BrandonHerrera  I just acknowledged that you can reload ammunition. reloading is not making ammunition. the casing is the hard part.
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  10423.  @BrandonHerrera  great job demonstrating the ignorance of americans, incapable of imagining a world with restrictive gun laws while talking about a world with restrictive gun laws!
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  10424. I didn't even know anybody bred dachshunds in those colours.
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  10425. say NICKS again
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  10426. israel liefert grundsätzlich nie beweise für seine zielauswahl. das würde den druck erhöhen auf die mehrheit der beschüsse, für die es eben keine rechtfertigung gibt.
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  10427. huh? I don't understand why it's illegal to kill them. don't make that illegal and then complain that there are too many chickens! hey is key west the basis for the curse of monkey island? :O
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  10428. honestly, if that's your situation, and you can't get anything equivalent legally, you should research which opioids available on the black market make sense for this, by being roughly equivalent to what you've been getting in strength and usually associated addiction potential (as a rule of thumb, the opioids providing the strongest and pain relief also are the most addictive, for example fentanyl over heroin over morphine over codeine). I'm sure you can find discussions online of others in the same situation. I've never bought stuff on the darkweb (I find the potential to fall for spoofed marketplaces a bit intimidating), but that's probably what you'll need to do to find a broad selection. there also may be clearnet vendors for not yet illegal synthetic drugs ("research chemicals"), but it's rather likely nowadays that your jurisdiction has caught up enough to have banned all opioids. many such vendors do illegally ship products to places where they are not legal, but I don't know how much US states differ in terms of the RC ban whack-a-mole, and you generally don't want to order drugs through potential customs checks. besides, practically all RCs are inferior to the more established banned drugs they replace, they only exist to bypass bans, and their much shorter usage record makes their risk profiles much less clear, so finding a good source of one of the better banned drugs would be better. low to medium-powered opioids are niche products on the black market (because it mostly supplies addicts), but darknet marketplaces should offer all sorts of niche products. if you do that, the way to manage it would be to imitate your prior prescription use by settling on a specific dose taken a specific number of times a day, and using some method such as filling gel capsules to unitise enough doses for many days to come (in case you need to cut the stuff to increase volume to make the intended dose fit a capsule, you need to be EXTREMELY thorough about the mixing to avoid dangerously inconsistent dosages), because what you don't want to be doing is to measure out each dose before you take it, and succumb to the temptation to add just a bit more each time.
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  10429. "They called me in to talk like I got other ones why not this one? Any ideas on what to use? They asked the first one..." jesus christ, that is beyond trump level incomprehensible
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  10430.  @MagnumCarta  I can't even
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  10431. because warren is a politician who actually knows what's going on. harris just tries to repeat what her aides told her for any given interview. lots of politicians are like that, but it's really a damning indication that they are not doing their job, because if they were doing their job (even as VP), they would be MORE informed than regular people who follow the news, not LESS. harris bumps up against the limits of her prep all the time, and then she gets angry as if she feels that it's an unfair attack to ask her any question that she can't answer, and that leaves her looking both incompetent and very unlikeable.
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  10432. I doubt that number.
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  10433.  @VoltaireVoltaire-zq4zh  right, france has a colonizer military. what that means is that it has a bigger military. all countries claim to have as much military equipment as they do because that's just how much they need. france has more stock than germany, whereas germany might have more production (but exports a bigger percentage, because unlike france, germany isn't still playing empire).
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  10434.  @Pincer88  scholz has no big boy pants.
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  10435.  @SurfinScientist  honestly, I think the german putin appeasers of the socdem party or otherwise are hoping to be rewarded by putin if, preferably soon, the war ends positively for russia, and germany impeding ukraine to some degree helped russia. they want that gas supply back, and still hope for things to return to normal.
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  10436. wow, you're not even trying.
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  10437. ​ @lawrencekling8598  it requires a prescription in most places, that tends to be equivalent to it being illegal. morphine, fentanyl, and in some places even heroin, as well as amphetamine and various other stimulants are also available on prescription, but functionally just illegal for recreational use.
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  10438. that's not even physically possible.
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  10439. iwan was laberst du für scheiße? das ist nur ein clip ohne schnitt von der szene! die szene davor ist von der polizei für die russischen staatsmedien gefilmt und eine komplett andere verhaftung. wie dumm kann man schwurbeln...
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  10440. vape vape vape vape
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  10441.  @FrontLinePub  lol ok ivan
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  10442. 15:12 ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass es in deutschland 2 millionen private oder öffentliche waldbesitzer gibt.
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  10443.  @bobbyaxelrod3242  youtube often doesn't allow links
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  10444.  Haider Ali Ibn Akhlaq  you should go read that wikipedia article too, I think you'll be surprised by what a piece of work your prophet was. a lot of that article is about criticism from muslim scholars.
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  10445. aww... it's pretty hilarious though that peewee is deaf while having ears like a fennec fox.
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  10446.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  the british colony israel
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  10447.  @Patrick-y4d1z   kinda missed your comment. h°m°s is absolutely native pales°°nian in its membership, and is an (originally isr°°l-financed) offshoot of the transnational egyptian m°sl°m br°therhood movement. please find me a ha°°s member born in ir°n and one born in qat°r, I'll be waiting.
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  10448.  @Zattooify  jörg ist youtuber
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  10449. hobbits haut man nicht
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  10450. let me guess, you're an american leftist, so you think america bad and israel bad, and since you're still american you're very stupid and don't know anything about the lands of notamerica?
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  10451. Gigi Watson why are you so hateful?
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  10452. when he's alone in a room, that's him. the fake putin is the one meeting and taking group pictures with dozens of students or stewardesses, the real putin is the one who had pictures taken of him celebrating last christmas alone in the kremlin chapel, and who still makes people sit through two weeks of covid quarantine before meeting him.
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  10453. Veronica Rainone tulsi is a fascist-sympathizing conservative. always has been.
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  10454. please watch a clip of the hous-long hearing that i cludes even just one or two minutes directly before this clip. or alternatively find my comments here explaining what's contained in those minutes, because that is what the university official is really commenting on, not the specific question clipped here.
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  10455. it's not like ukraine is in the process of joining NATO, that's been on ice for the past 10 years or so and especially since russia has already invaded parts of ukraine.
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  10456. they did not know da wae
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  10457. that is incorrect, it is much more true that poverty causes crime.
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  10458. auf die vorstellung sollte man vielleicht nicht so begeistert reagieren, aber ok
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  10459. RGBoss das bezieht sich wohl auf die finanzierung der öffentlich-rechtlichen durch gebührenzwang.
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  10460.  @PeterSedesse  yeah I know about the world war cemeteries, but those were much bigger casualty numbers. the war in ukraine may have killed 150.000 soldiers in almost a year, but WW1 had months approaching a million dead.
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  10461.  @telebubba5527  krasnodar is well within actual russia
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  10462. rwanda is a one party state that's been led by former tutsi rebel leader paul kagame since the genocide. the government has made a pretty good country in short time out of the catastrophe that it was, but there have been very reasonable complaints of authoritarianism and oppression. you really can't just believe this court decision based just on this news report.
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  10463. richardhee the brits are the ones who drew the lines.
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  10464.  @marcosolo6491  oh it is 100% a turn the other cheek situation, the most turn the other cheek situation that has ever existed. because israel has a gigantic power advantage, it can stay entirely reasonably safe if it simply mans the border and does not permit treason within its military or government.
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  10465.  @marcosolo6491  if israel's 170,000 active duty soldiers had been spread evenly across israel and all its occupied territories, then there would have been over 2000 soldiers (not all combat troops, but still) already stationed in the area hamas invaded. and I'm sure you would agree that the gaza border very obviously warranted a much higher troop concentration than the average location in israel. do you feel like what you saw that day showed 2000 troops opposing the invasion because they were already there? I know that's not what I saw. I wasn't able to find a more specific claim about the size of IDF divisions or that one in particular, but the army section in charge of gazan border security, whose headquarter hamas captured, is the gaza division. in general, a division is supposed to consist of 500-20,000+ troops. well, those would have been convenient to have at hand, don't you think? by the way the commander of the gaza division, like everybody else, did not see fit to resign. do you know how long the IDF took to even initiate any counteroffensive operations? six hours, I kid you not. the last kibbutz was recaptured after two days, the border was announced closed after three days, most trapped people were reached after 8-12 hours. everybody talking about "intelligence failure" is a distraction. not only were there warnings, but the baseline performance of the IDF on the most normal day ought to have been ten times more effective - the incredible failure lies not with the intelligence agencies, but with the military command! there's one video in particular that speaks a thousand words, and that's the one of the first wave of hamas fighters running through the erez crossing death funnel without getting shot at. absolutely ludicrous! the hamassacre was allowed to happen to justify the second nakba, like turkey's coup attempt was allowed to happen to justify the following political purge. all that makes it even more pathetic how israelis have committed to this demented bloodthirsty rage, thus totally losing sight of anything potentially productive.
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  10466. nobody suggested that it should be
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  10467.  @jaydavis9717  no, she suggested that as a consequence for illegal drug possession instead of other punishments. not for any actual crimes committed in any relation to illegal drugs.
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  10468. I don't think that any of those things have that.
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  10469. mitlerweile eher langweilig. ehemals bei ZDF neo, supergeil.
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  10470. today's news: problem country makes problems
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  10471. 🤡
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  10472. in germany we say mühsam ernährt sich das eichhörnchen
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  10473. except by calling the relations of the trump administration with saudi arabia "extremely warm". the trump administration was in fact when saudi arabia atarted to turn away from the US and started leveraging its options to improve relations with russia and china to gain more profit and geopolitical autonomy. it was under the trump administration that the saudi-US relationship clearly became one of exploitation by the saudis, who used the US to fight their war in yemen and shield them against iran, while not reliably serving US interests with their oil production, and increasing business ties with russia and china. the reason why the saudis love trump is that all they had to do was to flatter him and pretend to be his personal friends (and funnel money to him through his real estate business), and it didn't even matter that they were screwing america.
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  10474. what?
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  10475.  @Marcel_Germann  I wonder how that happened, that gloves are handschuhe in german. normally such a word would indicate that gloves are a much newer adoption to the culture than shoes, but that would only make sense for a language from a place that's too warm for people to need gloves, so they only got introduced to them in modern times. but I'm sure that germanic tribes already used gloves thousands of years ago. in fact before they even settled britain, and probably even far pre-germanic stone age humans, even other human species. in sufficiently cold climates, some form of glove is a quite strictly required article of clothing if you need to carry anything in the cold.
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  10476.  @seneca983  mittens are gloves, and both in german are handschuhe. looking at the wikipedia language navigation tab on gloves, it seems that german, dutch, and the scandinavian languages all use a variation of handschuh, a few other languages use a variation of glove, and then there's a very large variety of seemingly unrelated words even within europe, which makes sense for a common object that's been around for the entire time that those languages have been diverging. what doesn't make sense is that at some point after gloves must have already been common in the region, people started seeing a need to descriptively name them hand shoes. xD
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  10477.  @seneca983  sure, but gloves are older than the divergence of the various indo-germanic languages such as english that call gloves something other than hand shoes, and for that compound word to be the oldest one and to have survived all this time seems highly unlikely. compound words basically always are much newer, it's sort of an improvised intermediate stage halfway from a description before a properly unique word develops. plus the close geographic and ethnic containment of "hand shoes" among germans, dutch and scandinavians is highly suggestive if the word being newer than the language splits to other indo-germanic languages spoken farther away today.
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  10478. wenn man isr°°° "delegetimiert" dagegen schon, laut bundestags-abgesegneter IHRA-definition. dadurch werden zwar unangenehme FAKTEN wie die koloniale natur des staates und seine gründung auf basis ethnischer säuberung zu ant°°°°itischen fakten, aber so ists dann halt, dann muss halt der ant°°°°itismus inflationär verharmlost und widerstand dagegen brutal verunglimpft werden. denn alle °°den der welt sind is°°°°s menschliche schutzschilde, und das unterstützt deutschland selbstverständlich. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 P.S.: wählt mera25, denn keine im bundestag vertretene partei erkennt pal°°°°nenser als menschen an! siehe einstimmige bundestagserklärung von mitte oktober zum vorfall, was für abstruser extremismus da konsensfähig war ist echt bemerkenswert. linke und BSW ganz unten durch, grüne sind ja eh den kommentar nicht wert (bis auf den hinweis, dass habeck übrigens als wirtschaftssuperminister hauptverantwortlich für alle waffenexportgenehmigungen ist)
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  10479. simon's mysterious pronounciation strikes again - why does he say "guy wire" instead of "guide wire"?
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  10480.  @orlock20  no, it isn't. I don't know why you're thinking of fruit salad, or why you would think that two cups of fruit salad would be enough calories for a lunch. that sounds very high for a cup of fruit salad though, that's slightly higher than the numbers I'm finding on fruit juices that I just checked, and those contain no air and no fiber in the same volume and are made from relatively sweet fruit. one less sweet orange juice I have would only have 80 kcal in a cup. there's no way a school lunch should contain fewer than 600 kcal, probably more like 700-800. lunch is supposed to be a major portion of the daily calory intake. I mean it'w not necessarily preferable to eat much around that time, but that is the function of the cultural practice of lunch, that's what people expect a lunch to do.
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  10481.  @orlock20  and that lunchables thing is 270 kcal, what's your point?
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  10482.  @orlock20  I said it's too few calories. I still say it. it's clearly too few, 270 calories don't make a lunch.
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  10483. aceh intensifies
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  10484. 2:11 xD
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  10485. 9:03 STONKS
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  10486. I'm hoping for egypt some time soon :D
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  10487. der besuch muss stattfinden und ist überhaupt kein problem. dieses gejammer spielt china in die hände.
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  10488. the questions in youtube videos like this in america are like "name the continent you are on", "which countries border the US?", or "name three countries in africa".
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  10489.  @Lock484  I didn't listen that far. yes, confusing benzos with opioids is even dumber. really severely dumb in fact. benzos are closer to alcohol in function than to opioids. and drug nerding aside, the fact that benzos and opioids are two different categories of downers/central nervous system depressants actually should be particularly common knowledge among consumers of any downers. the reason is that those two drug categories are infamous for potentiating one another's lethality, and the general advice is to never consume them together (or for people who won't listen to that, it's to lower the dosage of each drug by a lot). if you take half a normal dose of one opioid and half of another, you've got one dose that will be predictably far away from an overdose - unless unevenly distributed fentanyl in involved because many drug dealers adding fentanyl powder don't have a ball mill like they would need, which is moat of the reason why fentanyl brings this extreme overdose risk. if you combine half a benzo dose with half an opioid dose, you're much closer to potential death than with a full dose of either one.
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  10490. when you're a star, they let you do it.
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  10491.  @tomgo8439  die hamas ist halt wirklich viel transparenter, denn die hamas lässt im von ihr kontrollierten gebiet reporter frei rumlaufen, und ihre aufnahmen ungefiltert veröffentlichen. natürlich haben die keine echte pressefreiheit, aber zwischen pressefreiheit und dem, was israel in gaza bietet, ist sehr sehr viel raum.
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  10492. you cut video #3 really badly. you showed and emphasized the guns being handed over, but cut out parts that appear to show armored vehicles or even a tank. a hundred guns do not make "a massive weapons cache". several armored vehicles are much more notable, because they generally can't buy those. same as with ISIS, they got a lot of tanks, artillery etc. from collaborating or fleeing iraqi military and those weapons made a huge difference.
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  10493. that was one epic trip, but not really ok to assist the police when a guy is just running away. 29 rounds in a pistol though? dayum! must have been one of those long mags that stick out?
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  10494. the rabbit knows where it is because it knows where it isn't.
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  10495. I really don't understand these people who don't brush their own pets.
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  10496. *doctor
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  10497. huh
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  10498.  @GarethMurphy40k  peacekeeping missions are established by the security council. it may be possible for the general assembly to establish one after it failed in the security council (there is a provision giving the general assembly vague authority in security matters when security council actions are vetoed), but that seems not to have happened yet. the way I would characterise the actions of the security council is that it generally works in such a way that propositions favouring the west are considered, and if both russia and china can be convinced that an action is good or neutral for them also, and the deal probably gets sweetened with some unofficial rewards, that's pretty much the only sortof situation in which the UNSC takes action. most actions are positove for the west and neutral for russia and china, some maybe positive for russia ans/or china also, and none are ever positive for russia and china and neutral for the west. and I have honestly never heard of the 10 rotating member seats on the UNSC being discussed as relevant at all, it seems like the way the UNSC functions, as opposed to the way the rules make it sound in which the order of things is that there is an open vote that may or may not get vetoed by a permanent member, is actually that the five permanent members talk amongst themselves, and if they can come to an agreement, it is essentially impossible that a big enough majority of the non-permanent members dare to vote against the wishes of the permanent members, because those countries are too powerful in real world affairs outside of the council. for enough countries willing to oppose the permanent members' decision on a particular issue to happen to be assembled as the temporary UNSC members would be a rare freak event.
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  10499. looked it up, apparently he's from burnley, lancashire
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  10500. "we have found an old map - you see this 56 dash line?"
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  10501.  @Ex0dus111  no, homo sapiens is 300.000 years old, and the distinction is arbitrary. the first homo sapiens were far from the first intelligent humans.
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  10502.  @eric_harris1999  george santos is a new republican US congressman that has been revealed to have completely made up his entire resumee and family history. not politician lies, but really properly pathological, like a whole fake identity. his claims about previous employment and education are totally baseless (denied by the alleged employers and the university), and he claims that his family is jewish and from ukraine, both are false. he's also claimed to be jewish and claimed to be catholic. and I'm definitely forgetting something. edit: he's also pretending to be a multimillionaire and own real estate in the US and brazil, he isn't and doesn't. the brazil connection is that the part of his family that he claims were jewish came to the US via brazil, but they weren't jewish or ukrainian, they were belgian. he claims that his mother was an executive in a financial company and died from inhaling the asbestos dust from 9/11 (he used to claim that she was killed in the world trade center, but then it turned out that she was alive until 2016). in reality, his mother cleaned and cooked for a living.
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  10503. that's a really strange fiddle
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  10504. boring anthropomorphisation
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  10505.  @socotroquito2007  that's bullshit. there is little to no mainstream leftist news in most countries. there is centrist and conservative mainstream news. I also didn't say that it was a news campaign, it sounds more like a social media campaign based on this video.
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  10506. mit firefox mobil hab ich ton
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  10507. 5:35 "queen elithabess" xD
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  10508. she could move to germany and still pass for a leftist here, as far as what she said there goes. 🤢
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  10509. the guy's name is anatoly evsyukov. now go google it, obviously wion knows nothing they could tell us.
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  10510. that wouldn't work for bibi, and it's still plenty time to not have to do that yet.
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  10511. nobody is preventing building materials from being brought to turkey. they probably are being prevented from reaching some affected parts of syria though, in large part by turkey.
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  10512. I don't think isr°°° has ever paid reparations to anyone. you know who has? iraq, to kuwait, $52bn. guess who hasn't paid reparations? exactly, america to iraq. and when america abandoned afghanistan, they stole almost all of the afghan national bank's reserves, $7bn that america just so happened to be "holding for afghanistan" in the US. you know, america had to steal afghanistan's money and impose trade sanctions to punish afghanistan for having a new taliban government... even though america had made a deal with the taliban to hand over the country to them.
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  10513. I can't even
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  10514.  @tomthecasual5337  as hinted at by the profile picture showing fireworks over angkor wat ;)
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  10515.  @razdan1902  the video script says "dozens". pictures that I have seen show something like 70-150 captives in one location at one time. that actually is within the range that is reasonable to call "dozens". though of course if you expected them to do actual journalism and investigate how many such captives there really are, the word would be "thousands". many news organisations, and especially BBC, do have a habit however of using excessively low vague number descriptors like this. not as much with "dozens", I think they stop using that relatively correctly around 200, and then say "hundreds". however, from then onward, and especially with much higher numbers, they often very severely understate numbers, most commonly crowd numbers at protests, probably through a combination of wanting to keep the claim technically correct (although to apply that excuse you actually need to diverge from normal language use, which definitively cuts off for example the top of "hundreds" at 2000, where "thousands" begins; you can't just call all larger counts "hundreds" because they are comprised of many hundreds), not risk overstating, and also deliberately understating because the editorial line politically opposes whatever reporting the high number would do (for example BBC is opposed to most protests in countries on good terms with britain, as BBC wants to preserve the status quo). "hundreds" gets stretched to 5000 or more, "tens of thousands" gets rarely used as "thousands" is stretched to 100,000 and beyond, and then "hundreds of thousands" stretches probably to two million or more (but those numbers are rarely relevant to head counts, more so to finances). come to think of it, they appear to be especially fond of "thousands", that covers the biggest range. it takes a lot to get out of the top of the "thousands" range.
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  10516.  @avacigar5502  ok, I counted for you, the walkby clip where they're sitting in the street shows around 130.
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  10517.  @avacigar5502  wow so funneh
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  10518.  @avacigar5502  uhm... everybody knows that the BBC is biased in favour of israel.
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  10519.  @2025SPACEDUDE  what are you talking about? I know most of these aren't citizens, they're stateless palestinians, with a minority that are exceptions with jordanian passports for example. isr°°l did actually comment on who they were, these were men who were detained for no other reason than being found within the comb°t zone, where is°°el had threatened to treat all remaining persons as te°°orists. government spokespeople have confirmed that an unspecified number were released, so they know they're not all guilty of something, these guys are picked up as low risk detainees. more specifically, the reporting not from government sources was that those men were taken from shelters like UN schools, most of them separated from their families. they're also separating and detaining men like this at checkpoints going south, and at the rafah crossing.
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  10520.  @KoolT  more like 1917 - wikiedia: "The Balfour Declaration was a public statement issued by the British Government in 1917 during the First World War announcing its support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, then an Ottoman region with a small minority Jewish population [10%, up from 3% before zionism]. The declaration was contained in a letter dated 2 November 1917 from the United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour to Lord Rothschild, a leader of the British Jewish community, for transmission to the Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland."
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  10521. that pretzel hold is hilarious.
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  10522.  @NachttiSchlampE65  wtf im ernst? 🤦
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  10523.  @KappakIaus  mensch, ich muss echt mal aufhören, youtubekommentaren zu glauben! xD der behauptete produktgruppenvergleich würde den nutri-score auch wirklich komplett nutzlos und irreführend machen.
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  10524. @Aman Verma 49% of mauritius are hindus
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  10525. you can also avoid burning pudding by not being an idiot, and stirring properly.
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  10526.  @JohnDoe-lg8dr  to stupid fauschists I am.
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  10527. if only those religious organizations didn't suck, they could really turn this thing around. but more climate crisis means more poor people, which means more kids for priests to abuse.
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  10528. 0:50 "slaves have no lives of their own, slaves are like ants on the ground" yes. rioting khan supporters on the other hand are nothing like that.
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  10529. trolls be like: well that was fast, joe biden!
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  10530. eeeeeeeh its in the top 50% of states, I guess xD this guy is NOT "very well known" though, I have literally never heard of him. obviously another pure loyalty pick, someone to do nothing when scholz wants him to do nothing.
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  10531. 12:01 I really like the simplicity and accessibility, but damn, that barrel fit is L O O S E
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  10532. what's up with the music choice? indian news, do you HAVE TO be so janky? xD
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  10533.  @sarahbrown5073  good job not knowing anything, sarah!
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  10534. GOOD
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  10535. true, it is very american.
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  10536.  @DirtyCiv  during WW2, the US was committing gen°°ide against native americans, arguably black americans, and germans and japanese. one does not get to claim to be opposed to geno°°de for being opposed to some geno°°des and committing others. besides, WW2 was in no way fought to stop geno°°des. the US and britain turned back j°wish ref°gee ships - at times when their eventual return because no country allowed them in already meant immediate internment. the allies as early as 1943 had extremely credible and detailed reports of de°th factories including those of polish military intelligence and resistance officer witold pilecki who deliberately got himself interned at ausch°itz to investigate the incredible reports of the operation of the camps, and organise a resistance movement on the inside. he escaped in a successful plot of his resistance group after the camp administration began a crackdown against them, fought in the warsaw uprising in 1944, got interned by the germans again after its defeat, and was exe°uted in 1948 by the soviets for being a threat to the soviet domination of poland. he was not recognised for his deeds until the 1970s, and only officially by the polish state in the 90s. anyways, the allies also had aerial photography including of the ausch°itz, but they never bombed either g°s chamber-crematoria, despite identifying exactly what they were, or rail lines leading to any camps, only adjacent factories using sl°ve labour. nor did they attempt any as°ault missions specifically to liberate camps, or drop weapons into camps like pilecki requested (they did fly many missions dropping weapons to unincarcerated resistance groups in occupied europe). as early as the summer of 1942, the first news report was published claiming 700,000 polish j°ws mu°dered. a NYT article from march 1942 had reported a de°th rate of 10,000 for polish j°ws "fearing extinction". a radio broadcast of winston churchill in 1941, which chose not to mention j°ws, included this passage: “Whole districts are being ext°°minated. Scores of thousands – literally scores of thousands – of e°°utions in cold blood are being perpetrated by the German police-troops upon the Russian patriots who defend their native soil. Since the Mongol invasions of Europe in the sixteenth century, there has never been methodical, merc°less b°tchery on such a scale, or approaching such a scale.” - and “We are in the presence of a crime without a name.” until the point when camps began to be captured by the western allies, they chose to not prop°gandise the n°zi gen°cides because they thought that making the w°r about saving the j°ws would decrease public support. and btw. britain by explicit orders from churchill was committing gen°cide by fam°ne against the people of india, while up to 2.5 million were concurrently fighting for britain. that number is around the lower range of the fam°ne de°th count estimates.
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  10537. meanwhile dianne feinstein...
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  10538. they have wanted that for like 10 years, buddy.
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  10539. yeah no, it's literally just turkey.
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  10540.  @g.b.255  steht bei wikipedia, quelle keine ahnung xD
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  10541. M AK put these in your pocket
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  10542. 0:16 he's not even prepared to say the word.
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  10543. what's the malian junta's position on azawad independence?
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  10544. still not as bad as US leaders including biden touting the afghanistan occupation as a nation-building effort, and then claiming to have never been nation-building after they failed and chose to hand over the country to the taliban.
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  10545.  @juelasejdo1706  they're not anybody's shields, they are humans living in their own homes. israel claims that every single civilian they kill in gaza was a human shield simply because gaza is densely populated and nobody can disprove tha thamas was nearby (israel literally NEVER provides proof of its claims of target legitimacy, they avoid setting any precedent for evidence to be expected). does that somehow seem right to you, that all gazans can bebombed anywhere at any time and it's fine because they must have been shielding hamas, especially considering that gazans can not leave gaza, and there is nowhere for them to go inside gaza where israel is not bombing them? israel has put out maps vaguely designating evacution destinations, and has since bombed most of those places that people crammed into. what kind of precision bombardment is that when you destroy or damage half of the homes in the gaza strip in 3.5 weeks, with over a thousand aviation bombsa day plus artillery and missiles, combining to roughly the explosive force of one little boy, but spread throughout gaza directly into buildings (mostly residential) and their foundations so that it does more damage than said little boy? you think israel has been continuously locating actual military targets at a rate of a thousand a day?, and how about the starvation siege? if we assume that 95% of gazans are civilians, the siege targets 95% civilians. that is straight up as clearly a war crime as the hamassacre, and a quantitatively worse one. speaking of worse, how come israel insists (as decades-old official policy) on retaliating against every attack with a more severe attack, it's 100% on the enemy to deescalate every single time... and then somehow the ones deescalating every time are the terrorists, and the ones abusing their extreme power advantage and completely officially doing more harm are the good guys? if all other countries fighting remotely equal opponents instead of doing the euivalent of beating a cat because it scratched you, we would have a global nuclear exchange before the end of the year! israel's retaliation policy is an even worse version of thebarbaric practice of blood feuds! normal people: "an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" israel: "an eye for an eye leaves us unsatisfied, how about 10-100 eyes for an eye?"
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  10546. Women's Rights was a Mistake belgium shouldn't have murdered patrice lumumba.
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  10547. I get knocked down, I get back up again
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  10548. why is simon saying "menestrating"? >_>
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  10549. bad grandpa
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  10550. we really should be making more of an effort to develop asteroid defenses. there still have been times in recent years when rocks of very significant sizes (continent- or planet-killing size) made headlines because they were detected on a close trajectory past earth way too late to do anything about it if they had been on a collision course, even if we had good plans to deflect one ready to go, which we don't. the fundamental fact of the matter is that no matter if we use nukes or mount some kind of propulsion or solar wind deflection device on an asteroid, we'll only be able to change the direction it's travelling very slightly, and for this slight angular shift to be enough to definitively make it miss earth, we primarily need to identify a rock on a collision course with earth very early and then launch an extremely large rocket with a lot of fuel toward it to meet it very far away from earth. currently, we can't even guarantee a month of lead warning, and we don't have either a dedicated giant rocket or a purpose-made deflection device ready to launch.
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  10551. fox polls are credible, they only skew right to a moderate degree.
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  10552. I find at least half of those to be very non-credible. I'm willing to believe that anything soviet regardless of age may be actually being used - because even if some of those are worth a moderate amount of money, they are normal guns over there, they are the least special. and they are the most likely to be suppliable with ammunition (more so on the russian side, ukraine nodoubt currently has an absurdly large selection of ammo types in service due to the wild mix of stuff they're gifted from many different countries. I also do believe that guns that fulfill a plausibly otherwise underserved function like maxim guns and anti-tank rifles. but soldiers on both sides of this and especially the ukrainians do not live in a bubble untouched by the antiques market. these countries have whole cottage industry of people searching places of battle to dig up WW2 collectibles to sell, apparently it's gained some very negative attention. these guys know that any doreign r WW2 gun is worth good money, and I'm especially confident that they know better than to use any iconic n°°i guns. I think the implausible guns in the pictures are looted from museums or private collections, and they're either just posing for cool pictures, or they're actually taking the pictures to promote the sale of those in particular, or to give the impression that these guys can source that sort of thing, with which to then probably scam would-be-buyers.
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  10553. great video today
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  10554. ​​ @KateeAngel  that race stuff is an extremely rare fringe position (I've literally never encountered it, roman went out of his way to find it). it has very little to do with the "one of the good russians" thing, and the basic factual recognition that most russians are bad because they want war and dictatorship, and that the russian people are responsible for this war.
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  10555. the hi°°er one is the worst, but still not clearly ant°°°mitic, that requires some logical leaps. the other points here are very weak.
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  10556. yaaaay I thought so when you were in moscow :)
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  10557. congrats, you have an at least somewhat functional creep/d-bag/narcissist detector
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  10558. for real?
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  10559. David Smith you lost me at heroic CIA officers. a criminal mob is what they are.
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  10560. move to paraguay to escape tyranny? yeah sure buddy
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  10561. musk has been a republican for years.
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  10562.  @zxzxyhnm7651f  die einen berichten nicht kritisch über dr. frankenstein, die anderen berichten nicht kritisch über sein monster.
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  10563. germany doesn't even have government insurance, we have a sort of public option that is really a category of very highly regulated insurance that is provided by private companies. it's mostly mandatory, all employed people are required to be insured (with some carveouts for mini-job exploitation), all registered jobless people receiving government assistance are registered, and only a small percentage of self-employed people (like 0.5% of the population I think) opt out of health insurance because that's really scary and not normal to germans. there still is some f*ckery with people being trapped by the less regulated private insurances that have very cheap rates and better services as bait when you're young, and extremely high rates when you're old and can't switch to the semi-public insurances because for that you would first need to be employed full time for one year. also the semi-public insurance is financed quite regressively, it's the biggest expense after rent for poor people, and the top rate anybody pays for it is only like twice as much as the minimum, even when people earn 20 times as much. most rich people opt for the premium private insuranced though, which basically gets them special treatment from any medical provider because they can be billed more and can be sold a wider variety of treatments.
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  10564. looked much better before the haircut.
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  10565.  @gdiwolverinemale4th  that's market dominance, not popularity. google's products are popular, google is very unpopular.
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  10566. I think we know what a wombat is.
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  10567. why is that surprising? it's officially a theocracy.
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  10568. well, severodonetsk might be in the right place. luhansk oblast isn't very wide.
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  10569. weizen wird global gehandelt und wir haven hier unvergleichbar mehr kaufkraft. zum verhungern wird der preisanstieg hier nicht reichen.
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  10570.  @bibliophile5700  source?
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  10571. reupload much?
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  10572. das sagt niemand. zu geiswlnahmwn kommt die polizei auch bewaffnet. man braucht handlungsfähigkeit, um verhandeln zu können.
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  10573. offensichtlich leider nicht
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  10574. they knew, they're still lying. I think the real reason is going to turn out to be that the people in command were paralyzed by panic. they were probably trying to deny the reality of the situation as it happened. most people have a strong reflexive reaction of denial to unexpected bad situations. when people are told that a relative has died, the first reaction is often that they try to argue that it can't be true. things like this feel unreal, there's a strong urge to doubt them. the cops were probably outside that school telling each other "we don't know that there are kids in the room".
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  10575. the analogue version of that is called the anarchist's cook book
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  10576. I don't remember the last time when something in politics surprised me as much as the hatred for the american left that I have developed as a german lefty over the past week or two. their lack of humanity is stunning.
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  10577. wtf do you think you're saying? you think vice used to be right wing because gavin mcinnes used to be part of it? no, gavin was part of a liberal media organization. like how rave dubin and dimmy jore used to be part of leftist media, and toolsi gabbard pretended to be a leftist. they're just not principled people. vice really hasn't ideologically shifted at all. it is and always has been the hipster media arm of the empire. with varying quality, but steady ideological character.
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  10578. that depends on whether you recognize a moral compass as such that does not recognize a particular other people as humans.
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  10579. Paul Wally when has NATO invaded for a land grab? hmm bosnia?
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  10580. Michael Dunham yes, but bosnia and herzegovina are still under NATO occupation.
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  10581. 0:54 well, I don't think you need to be GAY gay to like that 👀
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  10582. hi uncle shlomo, how's the stolen weather in pa°°°tine? any smell of decaying fl°sh?
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  10583. oh god no
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  10584.  @WitchyBishy  yes, these numbers are at least an order of magnitude worse than I can recall having heard of before in US vote recounts. and that's a BS percentage, we're talking about one state.
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  10585.  @jasonm1827  ?
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  10586.  @WitchyBishy those 4000 were actually all in prince william county, where 223k voted for either biden or trump. of that vote count, 4000 constitute 1.8%.
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  10587.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  that's not a low standard
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  10588.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  🤡
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  10589. falsch ist es auch, denn taiwan war nie teil der volksrepublik.
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  10590.  @happymelon7129  wtf why are you randomly posting a false description of that event? it was a group of five or so men, but only one was sh°t, and not by a tank, but with a rifle. it was either a single sh°t or multiple rifles being fired once each simultaneously (could be one sh°t plus echoes). tanks have machine guns, but you're never going to see those fire just one sh°t. and most use larger calibers, the sound and the not super quick bleeding are consistent with the IDF's 5.56mm service rifles (must have hit his heart to make him die so quick, I reckon). in different events this past week, one tank ki°°ed 20 people and wounded 150 when it fired at people queueing for food in g°za city, and another tank ki°°ed 5 when it fired two shells at a UN shelter in khan younis.
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  10591.  @biocapsule7311  i-country's lesson: "never forget: we are the victims"
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  10592. ist halt leider faktisch gelogen, der wechselkurs liegt immer über 10 zu 1 (zumindest für einwohner gazas), und seit dem hamassaker hält sich bisher in den irresten unterstützerländern wie deutschland und den USA immer noch die debatte, ob man palästinensische opfer überhaupt beachten soll. also der wert des lebens eines gaza-palästinensers liegt zwischen 0,0% und 10% des wertes eines israelischen lebens. und für letzteres muss man zur zeit wohl schon palästinensische kinder im präterroristischen alter mit israelischen berufssoldaten vergleichen. allerdings könnte mit besonders hübschen blonden kindern auch noch 3 zu 1 knackbar sein. mit ukrainischen kindern können die natürlich nicht mithalten. wenn das leben eines palästinensers so viel wert wäre wie das eines israelis, dann würde hier darüber geredet, wie viel israelis jetzt palästinensern noch verhältnismäßig antun dürfen, sondern über das gegenteil. wobei die antwort dazu natürlich ist, dass die palästinenser nie die mittel haben werden, um vergleichbar viel leid zu verursachen.
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  10593. he does look like he's wearing a silly disguise, but he doesn't look at all like meghan markle.
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  10594. are those rats crawling around the ruasian position at the beginning? xD
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  10595. wow, you're so transphobic that you think all female athletes are "actually men" 🙄 does that then make rubiales "actually gay"?
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  10596. or you could actually apply the definition.
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  10597. yes, everybody become jimin
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  10598. very weird tyres!
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  10599. of course I only mean the tiltrotor. the coax with a pusher prop is a helicopter.
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  10600. natürlich alle zum g°za-fyre festival, in die dünen der "sicherheitszone" al magazi, wo zwar weniger b°°ben fallen (wenn doch, sagt i. "ja was sollen wir machen, h°°°s war da"), aber wenn man pech hat gibts nachts besuch von panzern, es wird verkündet, dass wer nicht erschossen werden will im zelt bleibt, und dann werden leute aus jux in den zelten überfahren.
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  10601.  @andreasf2125  was für sandwüste in brandenburg, da ist doch so viel wasser ha ha ha ha!!
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  10602. snooketh
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  10603. I don't understand why nobody in the german media is pointing out that against the delta variant, moderna is SIGNIFICANTLY MORE EFFECTIVE (less than half as much remaining risk after vaccination) than biontech. don't just say "they're equally good" to advocate for moderna, they are NOT equally good. moderna is clearly the most effective vaccine we have here, as long as sputnik V isn't approved.
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  10604. My Mai heinous over the top violence? are you joking? that punch was weak and harmless. there was one punch, no taser, no pepper spray. given how absurdly those two women were acting, that was pretty solid restraint by the cops. and you don't get to pull the race card after demonstrating THAT level of fearlessness owards cops. I'm a white german, cops hardly ever kill people here, and I would never be that belligerent with cops, even though I hate them. those women felt SAFE.
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  10605. My Mai knocked out? you didn't watch a second more of the video than the clip that was shown here, did you? that punch did nothing more than throw her off balance. my point is that these two women were very clearly LESS afraid of police than I am as a white man in a country with less violent police. you can't act like that and then after getting moderately punched for resisting arrest and trying to bite a cop claim that the police treated you unfairly. not only were the actions by those cops by the book, they didn't even come close to overstepping their mandate. sure, cops in many other countries are much better at deescalating, but then again, most civilians in most countries are not that dumb.
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  10606. that was some very awkward leash holding. they could have just let go, the dog wasn't going to run away.
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  10607. maybe she's only 2 1/2, but still old enough to probably remember domething like this. I know somebody who says she has memories of being one year old.
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  10608. what? but he's 9! he's like half as big as the adults, why is he running faster? :O
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  10609.  @skuresture  greta thunberg is expressly supportive of nuclear energy, since she sets climate change appropriately as the priority that it is. DW shills for germany's nuclear exit, they have merely made an editorial decision to pull back on that since the russian energy crisis.
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  10610.  @thesweetone  I think I was pretty clear that I'm a pro..
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  10611.  @bigwombat7286  you know what's costing a lot of money? germany's current economic collapse caused by building massive reliance on russian gas for germany's economy-dominating industrial sector, and that gas supply then being lost entirely in the span of one year, and replaced by frantically bought-up alternative gas supplies in an undersupplied european market, with much of the deficit filled with very expensive LNG. what's going to be expensive is germany over the next 5 years losing half of its automotive and most of its chemical industries because they no longer have an energy source that enables production here to be globally competitive. building nuclear power plants is expensive, but germany has shut off like a dozen working nuclear power plants that supplied 22% of our electricity in 2010. already built nuclear plants produce competitively priced electricity, and they would have even without the current energy crisis making them even more competitive. what's also expensive is climate change, and germany emitting 10 times more CO2 per kilowatthour of electricity than france due to france being powered overwhelmingly by f**king ancient nuclear power plants that look like medieval ruins compared to many of the ones we shut off here in germany because there was a freakishly large tsunami in japan, and some of japan's artisanally crafted smoothest brains built a nuclear powerplant LITERALLY ON THE BEACH in the pacific ring of fire! and it's no coincidence that this decision to shut down nuclear energy was made by the same government that made the nordstream 2 deal in its entirety AFTER russia's annexation of crimea and creation of the war in the donbas.
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  10612. hmmmmm that line looks familiar to my german eye. 🤔
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  10613.  @richardarriaga6271  the east turkestan movement has no viably supportable militia. china has an extremely high degree of control.
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  10614. that's just western media being alow on the uptake. AJE is a couple of hours ahead of them.
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  10615. 🤡
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  10616. yeah they are much nicer than the mauser
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  10617.  @jannegrey  completely. DU munitions are, by way of DU being a waste product, a cheap alternative to tungsten munitions that permanently spread poison into the local ground and water that results in statistically obvious spikes in cancers and birth defects among locals likely for centuries to come (the only way for it to dissipate is to be washed away and diluted by precipitation). it likely has the potential to cause similar harm to people who eat substantial amounts of agricultural products from DU-contaminated areas, which could greatly damage the marketability of ukrainian agricultural exports.
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  10618.  @foilhat1138  more poison is more harm. and I have not actually seen a claim that russia is using DU in ukraine, only that it is using weapon systems like some tanks for which russia has DU munitions (duh, of course they do).
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  10619.  @foilhat1138  no, but DU use is very easily provable if the site can be superficially investigated, and it even tends to be somewhat visually distinct when armoured vehicles get hit with it (big cloud of burning uranium dust, identifiable in cases when the vehicle's ammunition doesn't also blow up). ukraine would be eager to announce russian use of DU if they had proof. all I have heard of is that, obviously, russia uses tanks for which russia, also obviously, has DU ammunition, among other ammunition types.
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  10620. jehovah
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  10621. wenn du land in schottland von mir kaufst*
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  10622.  @morbid747  I know. but that doesn't make china murdering a million of those cult members for their organs ok. and jiang zemin started that, it's a noteworthy part of his legacy.
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  10623.  @tomsuh1362  it's an extrapolation from china's organ transplant numbers, because china has practically no other relevant source of organs (very few willing donors and officially executed prisoners). well, in recent years they have also started doing the same thing to uyghurs.
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  10624. yeah, you don't want to rely on an employer like that.
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  10625. did it have to be macklemore though?
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  10626. what I have noticed is that overthe past year or so, search engines (or rather duckduckgo and occasionally google after I got frustrated) have gotten very very bad at providing good results. whereas I remember things being auch that thefirst few search results at the top of page 1 would always bepaid of manipulated trash, at least a third of the first page would be decent results that matched what I was searching for to a high degree and came from a variety of multiple websites that weren't all totally comventionally authoritative(like major news sites). today, it seems like I can hardly ever get search results that are based on a strong search term match and score low on the nor.ie-axis, rather what I see are pages upon pages of search results bizarrely constituted of the same small handful of domains with all sorts ofpages that hardly have anyzhing to do with the search terms. I imagine it's a very badly adjusted overreaction against search engine manipulation - they just sttick to whitelisted sites extraordinarily stricty.
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  10627. the allies totally could have and absolutely should have bombed the death camps in poland.
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  10628. I like the way you say "algay".
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  10629.  @SkapTim  "fewer" - stannis
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  10630. @Leslie other than the rare possibility to elect third party or independent congresspeople, voting third party simply is throwing your vote away, that is a fact. for the presidency, it definitely is. in many other countries it isn't, but in the US it is. for example here in germany we have a better system that does still have a substantial and somewhat unpopular barrier to entry (to avoid repeats of the chaos of overly splintered parliaments that we had in the weimar republic) in that with few exceptions, parties can only enter state or national parliaments by gaining more than 5% of the votes, but this system has resulted in the viable choices being generally limited not to two parties, but to 5-6 parties, so we have much better chances of finding one that somewhat represents what we want. we have a <10 year old anti-immigrant protofascist party (which is generally failing to achieve anything because even the conservatives categorically refuse to work with them), we have a "christian democrat" moderate right party (they're not actually big on religion and not all christians), we have a libertarian "free democrat" party, we have a centrist party that's called the social democrat party but has completely abandoned leftism (yeah I can't tell you why people still vote for them), we have a moderate left to proper left green party (kinda the real social democrats plus an environmentalist bent), and we currently still have a democratic socialist party, but they're in the process of dying. we used to have an exceptionally boring coalition for 12 or 16 years between the conservatives and the centrists (christian democrats and so-called social democrats), but since last year, we finally have a new coalition government that's unusually heterogenous, but does find more common ground on some progressive issues like climate protection, which consists of the centrist socdems, the greens, and the libertarians.
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  10631. ok russia
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  10632.  @oc6617  it's not accidental, they obviously did it on purpose for the video. you absolutely can not achieve that effect with salt, that is absurd.
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  10633. 1:34 that camo drip 👌
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  10634. thanks, obamna!
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  10635. yo mama no, israel did, claiming that they only started preemptively because PIJ was about to attack. but of course they say that every time, in reality it may just have been that they took an opportunity to kill PIJ's top commander when they got the chance.
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  10636. 100% betrug, schon immer gewesen.
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  10637. LOL at the idiot convinced by the "life starts at conception" argument! it's about when consciousness starts, not life. your appendix is human and alive, but it's not a person because it isn't conscious. we don't try to save sperm and egg cells because they're human and alive, either. an embryo after conception is just as human and alive as the egg and sperm that formed it, and it is no more conscious, so it also is not a person. no person, no rights. and of course the whole debate is held misleadingly, similar to the drug prohibition discourse, by pretending that the effects of the bans are purely that people do not have abortions or do not use drugs. no, what bans like this create are black markets with very negative overall effects.
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  10638. menschenrechte nur für firmen ab 3000 angestellten... bravo, deutschland!
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  10639. Randy Lahey it's a tube that throws AND SPINS lead!
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  10640. no. the US STOLE 7 billion. 3.5 billion have been officially declared stolen, the other half are supposedly intended for non-existent aid efforts,but there is no difference, it's all stolen. together with the 2+ billion stolen by other countries, those were practically the entire reserves of the afghan national bank, which held very little in afghanistan.
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  10641. looooooots of crazy in those streets. those people seem extremely annoying.
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  10642. dass alle menschen menschen sind, und dass völkerm°°d das größte verbrechen ist.
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  10643.  @holger_p  es sind nicht zwei länder, sondern ein kol°nialst°°t gegen die nachfahren der 750k bei seiner gründung '48 vertriebenen eingeborenen.
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  10644.  @holger_p  länder haben keine rechte, menschen haben menschenrechte. dazu gehört das recht auf selbstbestimmung, durch das k°l°nialismus verboten ist. niemandem steht es zu, fremdes land per gewalt zu erobern, die einwohner zu vertreiben und zu enteignen, und dann zu behaupten, man hätte entweder den einzigen legitimen gebietsanspruch, oder gleichermaßen gebietsanspruch wie die eingeborenen. nein, nichts daran ist legitim. der gebietsanspruch dieses landes fußt allein auf aggr°°siver waffengew°°t, ras°°stischer überlegenheitsideologie, und dem mythos der göttlichen landschenkung und dazugehörigem siedlungsauftrag analog zur amerikanischen manifest destiny und dem deutschen lebensraum. wobei tatsächlich religiöse motivation eher selten ist, es geht viel mehr um bildung und ausbreitung eines modernen nationalstaates und einer freundlich ausgedrückt betont wehrhaften nationalen identität als gegensatz zur von den gründern der bewegung und des staates verachteten existenz als machtlose minderheit - auf bereits zuvor bewohntem gebiet, ohne die einwohner, weshalb es diese zu vertreiben oder vernichten gilt, ebenso wie in vergangenen jahrhunderten in den s°°dlerk°l°nien der neuen welt, wie die heutigen USA, kanada, australien und neuseeland. terra nullius, eingeborene werden nicht als menschen gezählt.
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  10645.  @holger_p  länder haben keine rechte, menschen haben menschenrechte. dazu gehört das recht auf selbstbestimmung, durch das k°l°nialismus verboten ist. niemandem steht es zu, fremdes land per gewalt zu erobern, die einwohner zu vertreiben und zu enteignen, und dann zu behaupten, man hätte entweder den einzigen legitimen gebietsanspruch, oder gleichermaßen gebietsanspruch wie die eingeborenen. nein, nichts daran ist legitim. das ist landraub.
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  10646. Giuliano Miernik hä was? glaubst du etwa, transaktionssteuer würde echtes geld besteuern? das ist genau das gegenteil ihres zweckes!
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  10647. freckles begone!
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  10648. who names a plane "the roc"? >_>
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  10649.  @6StimuL84  sure he does
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  10650.  @cw8867  I did watch it, and it proves my point really well. piers morgan made a very dumb point by implying that alex jones should not be allowed back on twitter before he pays the money to sandy hook families even though there's little logical connection to be drawn and it's far removed from any normal rules about online platform account-holding. and dankula made himself look extraordinarily dumb by his own standards when he said repeatedly "I think he has the right", even though jones clearly did not "have the right", because that was defamation and has been ruled as such by the court system. when you say "have the right", you are making a claim about what the current laws are. if you want laws to be different, what you need to say is "should have the right". and then piers exposed himself as a dunce again by failing to counter that claim.
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  10651.  @charlesphillips1468  it's not CS or the like. it doesn't cause much mucous membrane irritation, its effects are focused on heart function. I've heard that there is a suspicion of pesticides, but I have no idea which type.
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  10652. no. but in the real world, they all get interbred with each other and other breeds that they might as well be.
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  10653.  @autograph415  you're not making any sense
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  10654. MISTER BENELLI! 🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️ I prefer ilan pappe and gabor mate, but finkelstein does have some good lines. I like the one about how he feels that his parents as h°°°°aust survivors were entitled to hate germans, and that a different group is also entitled to similar antipathy toward their oppressors.
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  10655. donald trump?
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  10656. sam harris looking like derek zoolander's evil brother in the thumbnail
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  10657. it's not a mutual squabble, it's an occupation and a colonial apartheid state founded on ethnic cleansing. and currently in gaza, it's a campaign of genocide with the declared intent of turning the gaza strip into a "deserted island" in ruins - to depopulate it, driving its inhabitants into egypt (or into the sea, ironically).
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  10658. nicotine vape juice should be strictly separated from drug-free or CBD vape juice both in retail and in the public perception. nicotine is a very addictive drug that should not be accessible to kids.
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  10659. where is the cavalry when you need them?
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  10660. most intelligent american
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  10661.  @uhwake  non-metric units generally can't be understood, because there is no logic behind them.
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  10662. their
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  10663. 19:35 alright guys, I think he's dead now.
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  10664. knowing the arms industry a bit, that walks like corruption and quacks like corruption.
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  10665. wow, those magnetic torpedoes are genius! I wonder how profitable they are though, since presumably they have far smaller payloads than the manned subs and boats. perhaps, corresponding with their more recent development, these are particularly used for extremely potent drugs like fentanyl, of which a small volume is worth a giant amount of money? I'm pretty sure a kilo of fentanyl is worth more than a hundred kilos of cocaine. you also presumably would have a lot more trouble trying to even find a market for a ton of fentanyl as opposed to a ton of cocaine (a ton of fentanyl is hundreds of times more doses than a ton of cocaine), so it must be being transported in significantly smaller batches. having a more electronically advanced and overall modern device like a robot torpedo as opposed to semisubmersible manned boats also would make sense if they came from china, as opposed to the latin american narcosubs, and most fentanyl and many other highly potent synthetic drugs are in fact synthesized in china.
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  10666. das tun doch fast alle autos seit den 90ern
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  10667.  @38MQ  🤡pbuh
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  10668.  @ZackTheGreat  I know that suicide bombings can be a particularly effective type of attack against military targets (especially car bombs), but the taliban also committed plenty against civilian targets that they culturally disapproved of in the name of god's perfect warlord 🤡pbuh. as america's most illustrious war criminal put it: the conventional army loses if it does not win. the gurilla qins if he does not lose. the taliban won the war by defeating the american public's morale. the american public got bored and annoyed with the ambiguity and lack of glory of that occupation many years ago, and did not give a damn about afghans (american leftists in particular turned out to truly be as lacking in international solidarity as one would expect from a country that believes labour day to be in autumn). so eventually, two successive US presidential administrations unilaterally, without input from the allied afghan government or other involved NATO countries, decided to break all of america's promises to the afghan people, claim that there never were any promises made, and betray all afghans who had embraced a lifestyle contrary to taliban ideology. they also damned all afghans to live in a sanctioned pariah state, because despite agreeing to hand over afghanistan to the taliban, they then sanctioned the country because the taliban are in charge. and then to add mass murder to negligent homicide, the world's richest country stole almost all foreign currency reserves of one of the world's poorest countries.
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  10669. can those be washed at all?
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  10670. I missed that. yeah that's weird. I think the translator must have misheard because synchronozs translating is difficult. otherwise it sounded like he did a good job, but of course I don't know what burhan really said. tbh I don't even know what language he's speaking - is it arabic? xD
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  10671.  @CordeliaWagner  thanks :) buying coca seeds from peru doesn't sound like a great idea though. packages from peru are thoroughly checked by customs because they often contain cocaine, and coca seeds are illegal in most countries.
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  10672.  @TheCullousus  if isfkae controls america, and america controls britain, isn't that technically dec°l°nization? 🤔
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  10673. I'm guessing those british citizens were not white though.
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  10674. 4:55 TYT playing TV footage of that press conference is obviously a market replacement, not fair use.
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  10675. not even that. she continues to hide behind biden as she has this whole time - german leaders are doing nothing but waiting for the US to take positions, and then taking a position at least slightly more supportive of i-country than that. voice more approval, complain less and acknowledge pa°°°inian suffering less, and so far at least, never criticize any government action. the US actually did just voice their first criticism of government action, biden's "the conduct of the response has been over the top" (before that, there only were criticism of non-governmental settlers and expressions of commiseration about a bad situation not caused by anyone in particular. germany still has not criticized or condemned any government action.
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  10676. and her name wasn't teresa, it was Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu. I sh°° you not, that is a name and was her name. she was albanian.
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  10677.  @jeremysnead9233  dude, there is not a place on this planet amd there wasn't at the time where it was too expensive relative to the massive benefit to boil syringes and needles between different patients. not doing that was just neglect and ignorance. and there is no place where the catholic church isn't filthy rich, because it's all one organization.
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  10678. he needs S H E A B U T T E R
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  10679. what a crazy idea xD
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  10680. it's sad that the victims of the ham°ssacre were exploited by is°°el and its pressure groups for this charade of screaming at anyone refusing to take their word for s°xual violence allegations because they've been lying so much, while they sat on evidence and deliberately did not release it, and they refused requests by UN and other international organizations to join investigations or be shown evidence. they did not want anyone with credibility outside of i°°ael to be able to confirm these things because that would have given honest third parties an actual reason to believe that this happened and to condemn it. and they sat on this whole thing for 6+ weeks specificly to reserve it as one in a series of distinct propaganda pushes to refresh is°°eli victimhood, timed to run against particularly brutal periods of the g°za ma°°acre - in this case the beginning of the south g°za invasion after the h°stage exchanges. that way friendly media have sufficiently big pro-is°°el headlines that they can choose to highlight and drown out the actul current day news out of g°za that are much worse. at this point, i. has k°°led 20 times as many people and 300 times as many minors as the ham°ssacre. much less than 10%, probably less than 5% have been combatants. THAT is shameful.
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  10681. dripping springs, texas xD
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  10682. ginny thomas probably leaked this, too.
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  10683. holy shit, dniepr is one of the especially annoying words that simon mispronounces!
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  10684. jackson macpherson the distinction is that the americans freely chose to abandon afghanistan. we absolutely could have continued the occupation and preserved or improved the status quo. and if one cared about afghans, it would have been worth it, because the occupation was a massive net good by preventing exactly what is happening now. america chose to rid itself of a minor inconvenience, knowing that it would cause a catastrophe for afghans. america weighed the money it was spending against the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness of millions of afghans who built their lives on their trust in us, chose its money, and proceeded to preach that there was "no point" in being in afghanistan.
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  10685. Ragna Kok america forfeited the game because they were annoyed with the lack of glory, and then both the NATO allies and the ANA folded because we had relied on the US too much. the taliban didn't win by fighting, they won by holding on until this cascade of morale breakdown originating with the american people destroyed all opposition.
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  10686. jackson macpherson sure, like how you lose a game when you quit. to be clear, I think that was way more dishonorable than if the US and the rest of us had been actually defeated.
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  10687. Robert MacNaughton who?
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  10688. Meep P yes, a defeat of the public support for the occupation in america.
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  10689. 🤡
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  10690. Muirton66 they are, and it's very obvious. with the ukraine war for example there are huge volumes of obvious russian bot comments all tepeating the same talking points, duch as with the missile strike on the kramatorsk train station a few days ago where suddenly half the comments were yelling that only ukraine uses that rocket type (very provably wrong) and that the trajectory of the rocket tail relative to the cluster munitiond inficated a launch site in ukrainian-held territory - if you assume that the tail drops shorter than the submunitions, which is also the opposite of reality. there also is a hell of a lot of russian comment bot activity around elections america and europe that's very obvious.
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  10691. Kyle Smith that'a what I mean. I don't think that nobel prize medals get sold all that commonly, and if they do, they probably generally don't have a good reason for the sale like this to make up for the fact that it's nonsensical for somebody to own a medal with somebody else's name on it.
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  10692. "maybe NYPD should hire swedish cops" - lol why would swedes want to live in new york?
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  10693.  @codydavis3100  no, she did not. she didn't condemn the attack for several days, while making other comments. and your second reply is not what I said.
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  10694. sorry, but rosy black cheeks? xD
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  10695.  @claudiameisters3300  none with rosy cheeks
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  10696. @Yung Mohel depictions of jesus have been white too, and jesus wasn't. he would have looked like today's arabs or yemeni jews.
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  10697.  @lynnettejohns4733  bullsh**
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  10698.  @aaronkritusan9397  that's not a difference of context, it's a difference of content. there was no call for gen°cide. a genuine call for gen°cide would always be a call for vi°lence regardless of context, and as such presumably against university rules, and illegal even in the US. the correct response to the questioning would have been exactly what my comments here state, that protected speech according to university rules and US law includes calling for "intif°da", and excludes calling for genoc°de, the latter at least in all contexts (because self-defense gen°cide is not a thing)
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  10699. DIE GRÜNEN!
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  10700. the restaurant owner doesn't appear to be sikh, but the sikh religion is certainly a candidate for one of the most outwardly friendly religions - every sikh temple serves a free meal per day for all who want it, sikh or not. they don't make people listen to any sermons either, just take off their shoes and cover their heads inside the temple. I think that reataurant in kyiv is probably serving a lot of internally displaced ukrainians. I think quite a large number of them have come to kyiv, and kyiv is of course mostly very expensive compared to where they're from.
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  10701. [insert witty response about the nature of the egyptian military dictatorship, the muslim brother hood - hamas connection, and the need for anyone not familiar with it to google "rabaa massacre"]
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  10702. this is awesome! I just watched a video like this I think out of pakistan about somebody planting trees in a city to counteract the urban heat island effect (dry and dark concrete and asphalt making cities much hotter than the surrounding areas). but that guy was planting new city parks, and that makes a lot less sense to me than planting trees at people's homes if they can be convinced to take care of them for personal gain. ideally, whereever the climate and water situation allow it, trees should be planted along roads of all sizes, and even throughout the poorest neighbourhoods where people suffer the most from heat because they can't afford AC or even fans. growing trees for shade is a benefit that's obviously easy to communicate, and the video from pakistan I saw also showed a guy wetting his forearms against the heat, demonstrating the awareness that people in these hot places have of evaporative cooling, which would eventually provide big benefit to a green neighbourhood. I live near a city park, and on hot days, it feels almost like entering an air-conditioned building when you enter the park.
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  10703. he said "can't bite". I'm pretty sure they're nurse sharks, they have very small mouths pointed downwards for bottom feeding kinda like a sturgeon or stingray.
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  10704. INVISIGOTH I looked it up, apparently nurse sharks are the fourth most common type of shark to bite humans because of the common misconception that they are harmless. they have relatively small mouths with relatively small teeth, but they're still typical sharp shark teeth, and I'm pretty sure they feed on hard-shelled prey like mussels, clams and crabs, and have strong jaws to do that. I don't know how wide they can open their mouths, they might have some trouble getting some thicker human body parts in there, but I think you have a pretty good chance of losing whatever they do get in there if they really bite as hard as they can. so the sharks in the video could probably amputate half a hand or some toes.
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  10705. well they're still calling it a spectrum. I think it's a very good decision to get rid of the "asperger" label that the guy by that name came up with to differentiate between autistic people that should be killed in the nazi euthanasia program and those who shouldn't because they were useful to society.
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  10706. delta p male
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  10707. the point of the defense is that he's arguing that he did not intend fo help foreign adversaries of the US. it's the difference between mishandling classified documents and espionage.
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  10708. I can't stand the accent of that armenian new yorker. it sounds faintly like a bad imitation of that drawn-out make every vowel a diphthong posh english accent, like that of this DW host, or what simon whistler leans into nowadays, which is annoying to begin with.
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  10709.  @kennybachman35  75 years of genocide? hmmm 1947 palestinian arab population: 1.3 million current global palestinian arab population: 14.3 million of which -in palestinian territories: 5.4 million -in israel (mostly citizens): 2 million I guess palestinians are lucky that israelis are incredibly bad at genocide. 🙄 stick to facts, my guy. you people routinely lose arguments by overshooting the target, and especially with this disrespectful utter idiocy of the nazi comparisons. here's a quick guide: genocide - no, Israel has never committed genocide ethnic cleansing - yes, israel conducted a huge ethnic cleansing campaign in 1948, and has committed many acts of gradual displacement and replacement of palestinians ever since that amount to ethnic cleansing at a snail's pace. illegal occupation - yes apartheid - yes, the gradual development towards a full annexation of the west bank in all but name has progressed far enough that it's unreasonable to deny that the palestinians there effectively live in israel without citizenship and with extremely limited rights including very little freedom of movement and no political representation. since 2020, HRW, amnesty, b'tselem and UN human rights authorities have assessed israel's occupation regime to meet the definition of the crime of apartheid. fascists/nazis - the latter term is much more specific and not applicable, but the former is a not entirely but largely apt word to describe much of how the state operates. though it generally has developed into a fascist state democratically, through a decades-long collaborative effort of the political right and the security forces to stoke violence in order to justify more authoritarianism, investment in security forces, and oppression of palestinians.
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  10710. you mean NAFO?
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  10711. calling it a war is an exaggeration, but it is a very large uprising/mutiny.
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  10712. well, if you don't have to repay debts, are they really debts?
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  10713.  @badhombre4184  gun down everybody in the general direction and get locked up for manslaughter? 🤔
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  10714.  @ledniw28  I wish.
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  10715. how much of this drought area is the same area that had the terrible locust plagues in the past year or two?
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  10716. I think an important question is whether the afghan airforce had any flight simuators...
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  10717. that little dog is coyote bait.
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  10718. ayyy jannelle dumalaon is back :)
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  10719. no. "intelligence failure" was the phrase planted by exactly those who allegedly failed. the real question that this misdirection was intended to avoid, which everyone on theground, civilian and attacker alike, were asking was: "where is the army?". the true story is not that this was accidental or negligent. it's that the defenses were, by now proven, deliberately and very unusually ordered to be lowered, and the counterattack delayed by an absurd 5 hours. it was not coincidence, it was not incompetence ("intelligence failure"), it was treason. they knew when the enemy would come, and they opened the gates.
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  10720.  @thatoneguybones8036  the norse-gaels were a small collection of nobodies in buttf**k nowhere. the proper norse were the ones doing the conquering.
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  10721. wow that's crazy.
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  10722. "ishrael"? 🤔
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  10723. these drug bust prices are always calculated using a perhaps or perhaps not realistic estimate of a typical price for the smallest available unit of a drug as sold by overpriced street dealers - so that 1.2 ton shipment was calculated as if it had been broken up into individually sold units of half a gram or less. the wholesale price in australia for the whole shipment would probably be something like 5-10% of that nominal value, and the price in the country of origin more like 1% of the nominal australian retail value. australia is one of the most expensive markets for cocaine, probably only beaten by some asian countries like japan (which get less supply due to smaller demand and more severe punishments and enforcement). australia and new zealand traditionally almost exclusively have domestically grown and synthesised drugs on their black markets. and no one seems to grow coca outside of larin america - which actually seems like a niche worth exploding in my opinion. in terms of climate, remoteness, government corruption, and low labour costs, there should be many tropical and subtropical places in africa and asia suitable for profitable coca growing. particularly in asia, that could put new production close to several of the most underserved and most overpriced markets, like australia, japan, korea and china. some areas in asia, especially the golden triangle in and around myanmar, are already big opium producers. those same criminal organisations could branch out into growing coca in probably the same regions, or nearby.
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  10724. as is the rent does anybody else remember this post-trump?
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  10725. oder der zweck ist, einen ausreiseweg ohne asylrechtlich problematische einreise in i-land oder ägypten zu bilden. dann erklärt sich die demokratische republik kongo oder sonst wer mit einem hafen und schmierbarer regierung zur aufnahme "freiwillig" ausreisender bereit, und i-land und ägypten verweisen fragen an die anwaltskanzlei unwissend&unbeteiligt.
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  10726. it's been clear that the exit from afghanistan would be vietnamization all over again for years now, at least since the US was negotiating with the taliban with the total exclusion of the afghan government. the only thing the US made a deal for was a less troublesome exit for US personnell than that embarrassment in saigon, and a promise for no attacks against america from the taliban. the US has given up and just doesn't want to aspend the money to occupy afghanistan anymore, and that is the only argument they give if you ask them why they're withdrawing (plus whining about the few thousand dead US soldiers, but certainly no concerns for any afghans). the withdrawal of NATO forces is a purely selfish action by the NATO countries, and it has never been anything but a betrayal of the afghan government and all afghan people who don't want to be governed by the taliban and live under heavy sanctions that will further impoverish the afghan people.
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  10727. Brian Dominguez "terrorist" is just a meaningless buzzword for any violent enemy. it has a meaning (something about achieving political goals by causing fear in the population), but it is literally never used correctly. the taliban are islamo-fascists who want to rule afghanistan tyrannically and enslave all women. the majority of afghans hate them and don't want to be governed by them, and most afghans who think they might not be so bad only think that way because the alternative afghan state the US created is one of the most corrupt in the world. they literally gave the highest offices from the presidency down to the country's biggest drug lords to begin with, and it hasn't gotten much better since. if NATO had built a representative democratic government that weeded out corruption in those 20 years, and recruited an army of women, the taliban would have had no chance of such a resurgence. as things are now, it's not so much a matter of insurgent forces vs government forces as it is a matter of likely future government forces vs. the troops of a government whose existence is a sort of philosophical question (as are military supply and soldiers' salary in many cases). it's a pretty hard choice for afghan soldiers to stand and fight against the taliban right now, which is why the one guy in the video mentioned afghans on the streets of those provincial capitals trying to raise the soldiers' fighting spirits. it's not because many government troops sympathize with or want to be governed by the taliban, it's because they see the writing on the wall.
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  10728. that interview was great. I guarantee CNN got an in-person visit from the ADL to shut down content like that.
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  10729. 12:45 the guy is dying inside because of what they made him wear
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  10730. what? they're already out.
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  10731. I like the part where the expert claims that most people shot with an AR-15 don't make it to a hospital. considering the odds of hitting a body part without immediately vitally important organs, I think that would take a bit more than a small caliber rifle. I would guess that it could be true for something like a .50 BMG. something that will take your arm or leg off.
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  10732. kids use it because they're stupid, adults use it to creep on kids.
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  10733. tthe position of alex jones of the left is held uncontested by jimmy dore. but yes, the whole screaming act on TYT, particularly from cenk and ana, is just embarrassing. they do it deliberately because they think it's good to show that they're upset.
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  10734. Leben mit Asperger asperger war ein nazi, mit dem würde ich nicht leben wollen...
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  10735. Leben mit Asperger ach so, wirklich? >_> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Asperger
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  10736. where?
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  10737. depends on what you mean by winning the war, but yes, in general russia is winning. it's not winning as much as originally intended two years ago, and it failed to achieve its second phase goal that would have included capturing the whole coastline and perhaps kharkiv. but it will sooner or later reach a peace deal that will leave russia with all of the territory it's holding now plus the rest of the donbas. over the last 6-12 months, the balance of power has shifted really badly in russia's favour, and will only get worse. ukraine's recruiting will only get worse, and so will its foreign support, while russia's recruiting is still going great, it's getting massive ammo support from north korea now, and unlike the west it has actually spun up a war economy (which ukraine mostly is not able to do due to the damage, threat of missile strikes, and lacking workforce that's largely either joined up or left the country or is living under occupation). in retrospect, ukraine f°°°ed up by not leveraging the option to sue for peace to get a more adequate amount of western support. they should have either gotten more, or actually negotiated a settlement much earlier. now they're in a terrible negotiating position, probably the worst it's been at any point of the war.
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  10738. this report fails to explain the fundamental way how capturing that methane as fuel helps reduce climate change. the methane is burned and split into water vapor and carbon dioxide, but the amount of carbon dioxide released has a much smaller climate impact than the unburnt methane would have had, because methane is much more powerful as a greenhouse gas.
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  10739. like what? I think that's just you who doesn't understand... they've painted themselves into a corner. the government feels it needs to stick with zero covid because they always said it was the only way, but it's almost impossible with the more and more infectious variants and less and less reasonable as the current omicron types are less dangerous to the individual. the other special problem is that between the barely effective vaccines and the almost non-existent natural immunity from previous infection, the chinese population is probably the most covid-vulnerable in the world now, so letting go of control measures somewhat like we've done in the west would actually be pretty horrible in china. zero covid was an advantage to them before the omicron variant, but the situation has flipped now. they would need to conduct a compulsory vaccination campaign with actually effeczive vaccines before they stop the covid restrictions, but logistics aside, they're also too prideful to import western vaccines that work.
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  10740. •The ReUPs• nobody asked whether jews are white in america, you imbecile. the country in question is nazi germany. you know nothing about it and you don't care (of course you don't, americans take pride in knowing nothing about not-america). so just shut up, don't bother other people with your ignorance!
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  10741.  @ayaibrahim4892  it happens. lI think it's more on whoever was listening behind the cameras and failed to call for another take, since it's an obvious enough mistake.
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  10742. oh, I didn't notice that this was on april 1st too, like i-country's failed declaration of war against iran. i-country's sense of humour is something else!
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  10743. 90% of fault in the scufdle between those two women and the cops lies with the women. and please note how one of them has two small children there, and they're traumatizing them by acting this way and forcing a violent arrest.
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  10744. jimmy confused justany bunker in berlin withtheführerbunker, didn't he? I'm pretty damn sure there weren't thousands of people in that one at any time. and I haven't heard of it being preserved either. the really big ones that fit lots of people were the anti-aircraft towers, the big man's cave was underground.
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  10745. those RPGs are looking pretty ridiculous right now
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  10746.  @millionmasso  cameroon has been on the brink of a civil war for years. but you wouldn't know anything about that, ivan.
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  10747. that's nice. it could protect places that can be expected to have multiple missiles and loitering munitions launched at them simultaneous.
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  10748. du meinst die AfD soll sich von der AfD abgrenzen? xD die ganze partei ist rechtsextrem und stellvertreter russlands für die spaltung der deutschen gesellschaft!
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  10749. I'm pretty sure that's his phone he handed over.
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  10750. he didn't seem particularly comfortable around humans, and he may be able to just be extra careful. it's not like squirrels hide well from predators, they're always running around and spotted by their movements despite their inconspicuous colors. speaking of which, european squirrels do fine being rather bright red. and black squirrels are common in america, which are not that much less visible than a white squirrel. I'm pretty sure this squirrel is not an albino (leucistic or whatever) and his eyesight is totally normal. that's probably more relevant than his colour. he needs to see and hear predators coming.
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  10751. ​ @jankay8569 only if you think rejecting democracy is wrong
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  10752. nein, isr°°l hat höchstens ein stark begrenztes recht, irgendeine bekämpfung der besatzungstyrannisierten pa°°°tinenser im apartheidregime westj°°danland oder im aufständischen ghetto g°za als selbstverteidigung zu deklarieren, da i. der aggressor ist. die durch die IDF-führung sehenden auges als vorwand geduldete und ermöglichte invasion der h°°°s zielte leider wegen der erwartung viel stärkerer gegenwehr primär auf zivilisten, da man annahm, man könne eine hohe anzahl an toten und geiseln wahrscheinlich nur so erreichen (ohne absichtliche interne schwächung wäre z.B. das überrennen des g°za-division-hauptquartiers eine lachhafte vorstellung gewesen). durch den fokus auf zivilisten war der angriff in großen teilen illegitim. allerdings waren die opfer dieser invasion zu 67% zivilisten (aktuellste polizeiliche auskunft, alle personen einzeln identifiziert), während es in g°°a etwa 95% sind - 25% der bevölkerung und 30% der toten sind erwachsene männer. unter den 10/7-opfern waren 36, 3% von 1139, minderjährig, davon etwa 15 zufallsopfer von raketen. i g°za sind 40% der toten minderjährig, und die gesamtzahl der toten minderjährigen ist 360mal höher.
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  10753. nein, i°°°°l hat höchstens ein stark begrenztes recht, irgendeine bekämpfung der besatzungstyrannisierten pa°°°tinenser im aparth°°dregime westj°°danland oder im aufständischen gh°tto g°za als selbstverteidigung zu deklarieren, da i. selbst der aggressor ist. die durch die militärführung sehenden auges als vorwand geduldete und ermöglichte invasion der h°°°s zielte leider wegen der erwartung viel stärkerer gegenwehr primär auf zivilisten, da man annahm, man könne eine schockierend hohe anzahl an tot°n und geis°ln wahrscheinlich nur so erreichen (ohne absichtliche interne schwächung wäre z.B. das überrennen des g°za-division-hauptquartiers eine lachhafte vorstellung gewesen). durch den fokus auf zivilisten war der angriff in großen teilen illegitim. allerdings waren die opfer dieser invasion zu 67% zivilisten (aktuellste polizeiliche auskunft, alle personen einzeln identifiziert), während es in g°°a etwa 95% sind - 25% der bevölkerung und 30% der toten sind erwachsene männer. unter den get°teten 10/7-opfern waren 36, 3% von 1139, minderjährig, davon etwa 15 zufallsopfer von raketen. i g°za sind 40% der t°ten minderjährig, und die gesamtzahl ist 360mal höher.
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  10754.  @MajimeTV  no, representative polls are generally done by (landline) phone call. it has become skewed by the fact that landline phone usage is not as universal as it used to be, but it still allows for a more random sample of respondents than physically meeting people in particular locations.
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  10755. when she said "PKHKHKHKHKHKHKHKHKHKHHHHHH", I felt that
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  10756.  @charg1nmalaz0r51  you're not very good at reading, are you? I mentioned the terms for what you're calling "unintentional murder". in most US jurisdictions, there tend to be at least two categories of murder, the worst being for pre-planned homicides, and the second being for spur of the moment intentional homicides. neither apply in this case. after that, it's normally called manslaughter (sometimes third degree murder), which is typically applied to cases where people intentionally assault someone and unintentionally cause their death, or cases with a comparable degree of guilt. the next lower category is negligent homicide, which is causing a death without meaning to cause harm, but through reckless actions - basically an action that could have been charged as reckless endangerment, but it caused a death so it's negligent homicide.
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  10757.  @a.gillmax4173  the fact that baldwin has been charged means that the prosecution office reviewed the evidence and believes that there is a good enough chance to get a conviction to warrant the expense of trial. though I must say that the fact that they very quickly backed off from and downgraded their original charge (I think it was from manslaughter to negligent homicide? or did they actually want to try murder?) and justified it by whining about the defense lawyers was pathetically unprofessional and a bad sign. edit: oh wow, the downgrading of the charge was that the prosecution originally charged baldwin with a firearms law that only went into effect 7 months after the shooting. jesus christ, that is so embarrassing, those people are terrible at their job!
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  10758. "family" lol
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  10759. uranium is almost incomparably more toxic, but of course lead poisoning is much more common with much higher dosages, since nobody drinks out of uranium pipes, uses uranium paints and such (well not anymore), or has ever inhaled uranium vapours from uraniumised gasoline. the statistical evidence of cancers and birth defects in local populations where DU munitions have been used is shocking, it is an absurd thing to do on one's own territory, and in an agricultural country at that. much less justifiable than the use of relatively reliable cluster munitions, for example. but tungsten munitions are more expensive since they're not made from a waste product, so ukraine probably can't get them in good quantities.
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  10760. cannabis doesn't cause brain damage.
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  10761. Zoo Keeper I don't know many languages, but I'm sure there are languages that don't do an equivalent of -teen numbers. a better system would be to just say all the digits in order, as it is done in english for numbers of which the last digits are not teens, but twenties through nineties. there is no logical reason to make the exception for the teens like english does, or to extend that same quirk to all the other possible numbers like german does.
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  10762.  @KHABIB-TIME  well, you need to keep in mind that israel is the ultimate victim and always threatened with annihilation. ;) the hasbara line for that sort of thing is "israel can't afford to be picky with its allies"... even when in reality they only need the one ally to be safe. 🙄 and, you know, to actually guard their borders, that would be a good idea. the IDF has a gaza division responsible for the territory around gaza. divisions are by definition 5000-20,000+ troops. if one was to spread all active duty military personnel merely evenly throughout israel and the occupied territories, not accounting for the obvious fact that the gaza border ought to be more heavily defended than the beaches of tel aviv, the territory invaded by hamas would have contained at least 2200 troops. there is no way that what we watched that day was hamas encountering even 1000 soldiers on their way in. and then it took the IDF SIX HOURS to initiate a major counterattack! the first small counterattacks were commanded by off-duty and retired officers who arrived faster than the IDF on their own initiative from as far away as tel aviv! where was gaza division? how many soldiers where in its headquarter when it got overrun? and why has nobody even resigned? the issue wasn't "intelligence failure", as the media have repeated so often, the issue was NO ARMY.
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  10763. I'm still hoping to see dive-bombing foxed wing drones. only because they would be very cool. I think some degree of automation of the dive sequence could be programmed reasonably practically also. the critical aspect would be to acgieve a high enough recovery rate to justify the additional complexity and the slight loss in manually piloted accuracy compared to kamikaze drones due to the earlier disruption of terminal guidance.
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  10764.  @caav56  can't find much on that, it's drowned out by search results about ukraine destroying a tu-22m "backfire" bomber with a drone attack xD I only see very vague claims about it being an attack drone, no specification that it isn't a kamikaze drone. and the short promo video looks to me like a demonstration of bad flight characteristics, or specifically low maneuverability, which would need to be pretty good for a dive-bomber drone. that one looks more like it's designed as a surveillance drone. I saw very general mention of "automation", but if that dtone does have an automated drop function, I think it's likely to be a basic GPS coordinate drop in level flight, which will be less accurate than the more common manual or GPS-automated multicopter drops. to get high accuracy out of an automated drop of a dumb bomb, the drone would need to dive while tracking and aiming for a manually designated or automatically recognised target. I suspect that if there is any niche for a sophisticated dive-bomb drone, it would probably be to fly out pretty far, potentially automated beyond radio transmission range and past jammers, and automatically identify vehicles including tanks, much like the submunitions of smart-155 or bonus anti-tank artillery shells do, and to then automatically attack a vehicle with a sufficiently powerful shaped charge bomb to penetrate a tank's top armour. though that role may also be served well by automated kamikaze drones capable of returning to be recovered if they find no target.
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  10765. that's what prigoshin gets for not knowing how to shut up.
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  10766. 4:55 "all the positives of rural life without the negatives" - uhm no, spacing very large housing blocks with strips of trees and playgrounds between them does not make a countryside... at all. the greenery is monotonous and intensively maintained, there is neither plant nor animal agriculture, and there is no vast open space with few people but instead an especially high concentration of people, whom you will hear, see and smell all the time. it's a VERY urban environment.
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  10767. the engraving isn't terrible, though I find the rotally floral motif unoriginal. but oh god, is that gun's design ugly! why would you engrave THAT particular gun model as if it was ever going to look good?
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  10768. in some cases, not in this one. for wildfires, it applies mostly to very sparsel settled and remote places, where it's unreasonable to remove enough vegetation and spend enough on firefighting to protect just a few buildings. that's not the case here, as maui is settled more densely than that almost all over, and this town was a major tourist destination, formerly the capital of the hawaiian kingdom, and it still has a lot of intact underground infrastructure that makes rebuilding there much cheaper than building a new town (besides the fact that much of that is private property, and there most likely isn't anywhere better on the island one could move the town).
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  10769.  Broskisnowski  yes it is. it's partially caused by climate change, but human-induced climate change changes nature, it doesn't make nature unnatural. we live in an anthropocene age anyways, that's not a good reason to get rid of the term "nature" in relation to our plqnet. and if you mean that the ignition source was arson, which I have not seen claimed in a serious way but is common for wildfires, I would argue that it's still primarily a natural disaster because the environmental factors were the indispensable and extraordinary part of the problem, and the ignition source could have easily been natural or accidental instead. though I suppose that accidental ignition also is unnatural, and more likely than a natural ignition (only lightning, unless there are active volcanos on maui). I think if you exclude all wildfires with human ignition sources, then most wildfires in the US are not natural disasters.
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  10770. saagar also said caucus on breaking points with krystal ^^
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  10771. seems like president camacho from idiocracy.
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  10772. mimimimimi
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  10773. great job just making up completely false numbers. like absolutely nowhere near true. to find a place that's never been over 30 degrees in europe, you're gonna need to go to norway or finland at least. not paris. jesus christ, you are so bad at lying!
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  10774. kanye is self-identified as diagnosed bipolar. this is mania or hypomania, no doubt about it.
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  10775.  @torydavis10  I don't think that every felony conviction results in jail time or loss of custody, that's where the amount matters. they may have taken the kid largely separately based on a decision that it was an unsafe environment though.
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  10776.  @skeetsmcgrew3282  not at all. a parent in prison is still better than no parent, and if they had gotten out after 10 years or so, that still would have left a lot of time to be positively involved in the son's life. staying alive is part of your responsibility as a parent, and these guys didn't even die for a good cause. imagine - would it make a difference to you whether your parents were dead or were in prison, where they could make phone calls to you and exchange letters with you, and occasionally you could visit them? particularly if you were 12 years old?
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  10777.  @buggs9950  I'm a druggie, but that was a shit cause.
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  10778.  @skeetsmcgrew3282  parents are still useful to adults, and I'm pretty sure that the father at least would have been allowed to stay in contact with the kid. yes, being able to talk or write to your parent as opposed to the parent being dead is worth something to a 12 year old in foster care.
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  10779.  @danielsmokesmids  are you serious? this absolutely was suicide by cop, they even referenced waco and ruby ridge. they knew exactly what was going to happen and they chose it. they knew they would be killed by the cops and chose it, that's suicide by cop. the only thing they may have intended differently at the end was to kill some cops before they died.
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  10780. it's nice, but it's not living history. it's an imitation of ancient culture/aesthetic. egypt is almost 100% an arabic country, their culture is arabic and muslim with almost no links to ancient egypt because all of those ancient egyptian gods and cultural beliefs would be considered heretical in islam. they are printing and painting hieroglyphs as decoration the same way chinese people wear clothes with random english words or nonsense latin letters on them, or how westerners get chinese or japanese writing tattooed on them that they think means "dragon", but actually means "stupid foreigner".
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  10781. Careemcaption70 Hadi with ancient greece yeah kinda, though I think the historical connection was a lot less interrupted than in egypt due to the roman and then the byzantine empire carrying on parts of ancient culture or at least its history. but how does that relate to christianity? christianity has been practiced continuously for those ~2000 years. even if the catholic church for example isn't very jesus-like.
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  10782. it listens when the US says something. now biden made a small demand, and as he said, that's exactly what they're doing. if the US was to announce a proper lasting suspension of arms shipments, they would immediately dial back massively because their paranoia would compel them to conserve ammunition for the big fight against all the big bads out there in that "bad neighbourhood" of theirs.
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  10783. all israelis have been exposed to a continuous alternate reality of propaganda for their whole lives, russians have not. israelis think that those 750.000 palestinians left voluntarily in 1948 because the other arab countries recommended it. ben said here on TYT a couple of weeks ago that iarael had never committed massacres similar to the hamassacre. they really do believe that fundamentally the founding of iarael was a people without a land coming to a land without a people.
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  10784. because a decent portion of the population that has not fled the country buys into his propaganda, and another portion begrudgingly accepts the reality that he successfully created, by islamising the revolution with the release of islamist prisoners, preferential targeting of the least islamist and most western-supportavbe rebel groups, and temporarily supporting the rise of ISIS, in which he is now the least bad option. there now truly is no alternative to compliance, which creates a sort of general security. most people, especially ones used to dictatorship, would choose a stable dictatorship over stateless warring chaos - to make the point, little more has to be done than to mention the region that formerly constituted the country of libya. he has been reestablishing an environment in which many people can again live reasonably comfortable lives as long as they stay out of politics and play along with the inconsequential pretense of government support (the draft is an issue though). it sucks how much of the country is destroyed, and that will take longer than the rest of bashar's life to rebuild, but of course an absolute dictatorship can quite easily achieve a highly effective shifting of the blame for that destruction onto the losers of the war, including the west. they can say that they were merely defending their national sovereignty, and also rewrite history about each individual destroyed city, claiming that it was primarily destroyed by the other side.
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  10785. thanks for retracting your ridiculous claims about the ZNPP nuclear contamination potential
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  10786. the diagonal cut is more visible, but much better for repairability or for using it unrepaired, because the barrel band holds it together somewhat well, and if you did glue it together with a wooden plate as a spacer in between, the much larger gluing surface would make the joint much sturdier than a joint steaight across would be. whoever cut this stock knew what he was doing, more so than the guys who cut straight across.
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  10787. he seems like a very confused but nice young dog. great pet potential! I bet the owners were the type who misunderstood the hype of doodles being perfect family dogs - to mean that doodles automatically are perfect, not requiring training or exercise. a lot of people think that when their dogs don't behave, it's because their dogs are broken. they think that a properly functioning dog just immediately and with no guidance adapts to whatever they think normal life is. plenty of people appear to even expect their dogs to understand normal human speech, and get upset when they don't. like it's a completely foreign concept to them that one should learn and adapt to communicate with and treat dogs well - they think it's the other way around, that the dog is supposed to understand everything.
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  10788. morphy's auction - for when you want to turn the tables on your waco siege
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  10789. gobless
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  10790. 2:46 interesting dog introduction technique, looks like it works well.
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  10791. øøf
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  10792. uhm this is getting weird
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  10793. @Roger Vieira tiktok should have been banned in under a year, not because of china, but because of its core business model being built on videos of minors dancing suggestively, with convenient personal contact options. the core content model of tiktok is like what you would get if a committee of child predators designed an app for grooming, and its original marketing even practically emphasized it. it's a nicely navigable catalogue of teens and preteens incentivised to show off their bodies and their craving for attention. I'm 28 and not one for internet censorship, but tik tok is to me without question the online platform most dangerous to children that I have ever seen. easily worse than omegle and such. it is absurd that it has gotten practically nothing but endorsements from mainstream media, like with tiktok stars (still minors) being invited to and demonstrating their content on talkshows. meanwhile the media think that the child exploitation danger is on p-hub and o-fans 🤦
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  10794.  @JTMaster  not the best english comprehension you're displaying there
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  10795.  @someguy-k2h  the claim of a 100% success rate at patriot intercepting iskander and kinzhal in kyiv is already debunked by the fact that russia did once manage to hit a part of a patriot battery in kyiv with one of those missiles. that's kinda like russia claiming that it had destroyed the whole ukrainian air force and air defense during the second week of the war, or every bayraktar. russia's reduction of precision strike weapon use around the middle of last winter, when it fell from ~150-250 missiles a month to more like 50 probably matched russia's production level, like I said. but since around the beginning of the second quarter of 2023, russia has used far fewer of these missiles than it produces.
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  10796. that looks very strange for a toy gun, it looks exactly like a generic cheap submachine gun without a stock. I think one thing is clear here: at least in america, parents absolutely must not allow their kids to go out in public with even remotely real-looking toy guns (really nothing black, ailver, or grey), and one that looks so completely unlike a toy as this really should not be owned by any child in america. especially not a black boy. in that light, maybe hedidsay it and it was cutout, but I would expectthis father to express guilt dor allowinghisson toens up in that situation, and relief that he is still alive. I don't know yet if the shooting should be considered justified, but we almost never see american cops fire just one shot, so in that regard, the kid was still lucky.
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  10797. what makes you think that it wpuld be good for that to not be part of the police?
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  10798. what? no disinfectant injection? no "it's going to magically go away"?
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  10799. wenn du bei denen ins dorf kommst, nehmen die dir alles weg und du kannst nach hause laufen.
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  10800. I think buttigieg's homosexuality could actually work in his favor, with homophobic attacks backfiring and leading more people to vote for him than against him. I think he is way more electable than harris, she's a nearly perfect incarnation of trump's "nasty woman", even more so than hillary clinton because she's not white.
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  10801. you're starting to get my hopes up that DW palestine coverage might discover reality... 😵‍💫
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  10802. I find black cats prettier than many other cats
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  10803. she is wrong. supporting a defensive war effort is supporting peace. supporting the surrendering to military aggression incentivises more wars.
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  10804. I'm sure yacov covets his neighbour's ass, too!
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  10805. correct, especially since the comment was clearly a joke. it's a joke many consider prohibited, but it absolutely was a joke.
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  10806. 🤦‍♂️
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  10807. long boom-boom stick with the big-making looking tube on top
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  10808. yeah. and she really did not. she never referred to "jews" or called the space lasers j°wish in that tweet. she said specifically that the rothschilds were behind it. it can be argued to be a reasonable assertion that all co°°piracy theo°°es referring to that family nowadays use them as generic standin j°ws, but the way every single media report on it has always used the three words "j*wish space lasers" has been extremely suggestive of this being a quote, and has as such been a severe slanderous misrepresentation. stick to the facts, guys. there is absolutely no need to lie about MTG to discredit her.
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  10809. the bear vibe-checked the humans.
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  10810. @michael-muller I don't buy your numbers, but yeah, the comparison I heard, because part of the nordstream leak was in danish waters, was that the leak's climate impact was equivalent to a year's worth of danish emissions (though I don't recall if this claim was CO2-based only, which could make a big difference given denmark's large pork industry). what really annoyed, but I suppose did not surprise me with that incident, was how that gas took like a week to bubble away, and despite the climate impact being publically discussed, no official of the surrounding countries with any direct or indirect command authority over the navies and coast guards that were observing the release (or any politician that I heard of) showed enough concern and initiative for the climate to order those bubble spots to be ignited. with missiles or incendiary or explosive naval gun fire, drones, or simply towing a floating fire or flare between two boats, towing a drogue from a plane or dropping flares or incendiary bombs from a plane, that could absolutely have been done from a safe distance, it would have had no chance whatsoever to burn below the water surface due to oxygen exclusion (so it would have posed no threat at all of damaging evidence at the blast sites), it would have decreased, not increased, any hypothetical risk to shipping (sailing into invisible methane clouds would be very dangerous, lighting a big fire makes for a very visible and easily avoided danger), and it could even have been slightly beneficial to regional ecology to get rid of the potentially toxic methane pollution. the climate impact of methane vs methane combustion products is such that unburnt methane has a 10 times greater climate impact than its combustion products viewed over a 100 year period, and even more over a shorter period (because methane gets broken down into less bad stuff extremely slowly in the atmosphere). thus they could have prevented 90% of the climate impact going forward from the time of ignition. I think practically, they could have prevented 50+% of the total climate impact by getting to it 2-3 days after the sabotage event, that would no doubt have been doable. the amount of effort and personal initiative required to make this choice and have it urgently evaluated for feasibility and done would have been miniscule in relation to the benefit. it's really upsetting that everyone sat on their hands there. that's an interestingsuggwstion about this year's extreme weather that I had not thought of, but like I said, there is a previous pattern of the climate change prediction ranges being surpassed quite consistently. perhaps natural gas leaks are a good candidate to explain that too - at least I have seen the claim that it is highly unclear how much gas is leaking unburnt in our natural gas production and distribution, which is commonly pointed out in opposition to claims about gas electricity generation being climate-friendly if they replace coal, based on the incomplete calculation that gas (due to its atomic hydrogen content that burns to water vapour) produces less of a climate impact per unit of heat than coal (supposedly half).
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  10811. the stock may be a replacement, but it sure looks appropriately nasty. if the stock design generally cracks in the middle there, why didn't they reinforce it? that could be done by gluing little wooden plates onto the crack-prone area at the end of the receiver with the fiber crossing at 45° or so. either just added on the sides, which would be easier and slightly stronger, or recessed and planed flush with the rest of the stock to yield the same stock dimensions as originally, but stronger. the recessed option in particular would require some focused quality control to ensure tight joints and use of decent glue that's somewhat moisture-resistant, but it would yield a very significant and reliable improvement of durability with an additional investment of manufacturing time that's almost negligible relative to what the metal parts require.
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  10812. actually the US one china principle or policy (I forget whose is whose) does clearly state that taiwan is part of china. it just doesn't specify which china is the real china. though I guess that's separately pretty clarified by the US recognizing the PRC and not the ROC.it's all complete bullshit though, the words don't really mean anything, the whole construct only exists to save face for the PRC in exchange for all the trade.
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  10813. Christopher Ellis no, the first consonant. "kh" is not equivalent to "k", it's the common english transcription for what one might call a "hard h" or whatever. like in achmed the dead terrorist and muchentuchen restaurant.
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  10814. biden's extremism has yielded devastation. when people were hypothesizing last year how long he may back this, I didn't hear any suggestions close to six months of total uncritical support.
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  10815.  @marcd6897  you can get consultations in a reasonable time frame, but the average wait time for psychotherapy currently is 6 months, over a year in aome places.
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  10816. that's a steampunk blaster.
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  10817. unicorns are an official state fact in north korea.
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  10818. wow, my condolences to the dutch! they don't deserve this degree of bullshit. must have voted like idiots though.
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  10819. cool, a police drive-by tactic! I'm sure they're sh°°ting very precisely! /s
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  10820. you ok?
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  10821. source? xD
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  10822. what are you talking about? the entire soviet nuclear arsenal went to russia when the USSR dissolved. there is and was no other nuclear armed former eastern bloc state. the soviets and the americans of course made sure that the nukes would be the most controlled part of the former soviet union.
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  10823. Xavier I am familiar with TYT's pollitics, and their somewhat lackluster general awareness.
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  10824. Matt L biden is a 100% standard conservative, you nut
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  10825. lol sure. and the massacred VDV landing at hostomel airport was a diversion, not an attempt to take kyiv.
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  10826. @@invisible_empire I suppose the belt sander does provide a more permanent solution, removing a good part of the object or appendage that you glued, so you're not going to accidentally glue it again. 🥲
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  10827.  @MrDpracing  the first time I got acetone on a cut, I thought the acetone had caught fire.
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  10828. wosny is a sports commentator, he justtalks to talk.I haveno idea why ana has been bringinghim on to cohost so often forlikefive years at this point. he is completely useless, I quit every video immediately when ana hands off to wos.
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  10829. if they're killing large numbers of elephants to get rid of them, I hope they counteract the traditional ivory hunting pressure by sparing those elephants with above average tusk size. besides being cool, that would probably make some sense for tourism (I think bigger tusked elephants are more popular). on the other hand though, perhaps an argument could be made that particularly fully tuskless elephants (I know those exist nowadays, not dure if in zimbabwe) pose less of a risk to the natural environment because elephants commonly use their tusks to tear down trees, and sometimes also to attack and kill other animals such as rhinos. tuskless elephants are probably a bit less destructive.
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  10830. and brett xD
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  10831. 10/10 genau so dämliche faktenbefreite diskussion wie ich von BILD erwarte! :'D
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  10832. I heard someone was conaidering F/A-18, that would be even better.
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  10833.  @RyanBrown-nx8dw  they blow up real nice
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  10834. Emiliano Zapata 🔮😎
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  10835. that's not charcoal, it's soot aka lamp black.
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  10836. namibia still has quite a lot of whites living there (I think many of them even still speak german), with at least as big a racial wealth disparity as south africa, but I think they probably have significantly more stable glvernment than south africa. btw for a long time until the 90s or so, namibia was occupied and administered by apartheid south africa, so white rule there was also a lot more recent than the end of the german empire.
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  10837. Nick Nack more about which?
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  10838. this power plant was built in the 80s
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  10839. I have heard an interesting claim once that some horse armour (I think a byzantine kind of heavy cavalry) put masks on horses in part to scare enemy horses. the mask bits on this japanese armour don't look particularly likely to have been designed for this to me, but who knows? horses are kinda scared of everything, maybe making another horse look like an unknown kind of animal with horns and such is effective for this. I'm pretty sure that I have seen horses be scared of rabbits, plastic bags, and out of place piles of horse poop.
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  10840. COUCH!
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  10841. das ist nazigedankenschlecht!
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  10842. I don't think the west coast fire season has peaked yet.
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  10843.  @austinwinters8122  learn english! calling it "the semi-auto E Q U I V A L E N T O F a submachine gun" is not calling it a submachine gun. in fact it is calling it not a submachine gun. submachine guns don't have to be military weapons, you goober. alright dude, you just provided me with my daily dose of american stupidity.
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  10844.  @glennhoward5107  u so dum-dum, you're not even capable of responding to what I actually say. tell me you're a republican without telling me you're a republican!
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  10845.  @andreyrubshtein8036  gaza blockade, have you heard of it?
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  10846.  @BoratObamsky  yes, israel blockaded weapons like dozens of spices, chocolate, and seeds. they calculated and restricted everybody's food calories so that hamas would not use the food as weapons. food fights are very dangerous, very similar to children throwing stones at soldiers.
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  10847.  @don_5283  wow, absolute clown sh°t. they would trade chocolate for guns, that's what you're worried about? are you aware that netanyahu's government has admitted to waving through into gaza via israeli crossings large travel suitcases full of dollar bills from qatar? rhetorical question, I know you're not. and I'm not talking about aid, I'm talking about trade.
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  10848. the most expensive durian: not durian
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  10849. John Smith what does martin luther have to do with this?
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  10850. John Smith but showing your arrogance is?
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  10851. John Smith I know that clerical child abuse wasn't a reason for the original protestant reformation, that's why I'm asking wtf you're talking about.
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  10852. deine mutter stößt CO2 aus! im übrigen ist Co kobalt...
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  10853. ach was, joe biden hat also doch den kommunismus gebracht! :O
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  10854. nice clickbait thumbnail
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  10855. the mission at the kabul airport is about literally nothing but saving thousands of people per day. if you oppose extending it, you are morally bankrupt.
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  10856. 3:13 TELL PHILIP SOLO
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  10857. 🇨🇵🤡👏😂
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  10858. US: "blabla rules-based international order blablabla" also US: "join your international convention? does it mean that any rules apply to us? then no, obviously not." tangential fun fact: out of all commonly recognised countries, the US is the only one to not have ratified the UN convention on the rights of the child. certainly mny others aren't implementing it either, but still... as the ancient american proverb goes: "come on, man! that's malarkey!"
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  10859. fucking jury trials, man... how the hell were none of thoseguys convicted? they illegally employed children, lied to their parents about how dangerous the work was, and then got them killed recklessly in a scene that would have been unreasonably traumatic for many involved even if it had gone well!
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  10860. the oslo accords were nothing but the PLO selling out and becoming paid enforcers for is°°el from the start. there was never a workable framework to actually achieve pales°°nian statehood, it was a framework for an unofficial ann°xation of the west bank that maintains the ability to deny that it's apartheid by way of denying that the territory is part of the state of is°°el and that the native residents should therefor have citizenship.
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  10861. 7:29 swastika cloth...
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  10862. if overpaying for hostages and inspiring hostagetakers was an olympic discipline, then biden would finally win something.
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  10863.  @DiscordBeing  please refrain from the n°zi comparisons and allusions, they are unnecessarily disrespectful, almost always less accurate than other comparisons that could be made, and they help the other side by discrediting you. you can call them f°°cists if you like, and even in the narrow sense referring to the italian f°°cist party, the comparison is more accurate. don't give the is°°el supporters ammunition by displaying ignorance or disrespect around the ho°°caust.
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  10864.  @Dave102693  technically true, but in practice it's a term best avoided that carries the slight implication of not recognising isr°°li statehood. so unless you want to do that, or are talking about history before 1948, I would not recommend the term "zi°nist". in general, but it makes sense for example to point out that joe biden calls himself that.
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  10865. I don't think the flour for one mass-produced baguette costs 10 cents, and labor is minimal due to machine use. but it's not uncommon for supermarkets to sell stuff at cost or at a loss, particularly for limited offers.
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  10866.  @brianjones5255  to say that these are not legit papers is the default position. what reason is there to believe this? what even is the source exactly? ryan didn't bother to say. 🙄 it's obvious that hamas did not expect such success, nobody expected the IDF to fail so incredibly badly - breaching the border, sure, that wasn't really preventable. but the IDF's response time was something like 5-8 hours to begin, 2 days to reach the last kibbutzim, 3 days to secure the border. I do believe that it was largely planned as a suicide mission. particularly the paramotor deployment was pretty much a one way trip by design, the plan was to use those to get through where they couldn't on the ground, and thus land in places where they would also be unlikely to be able to drive back in stolen vehicles. and speaking of stolen vehicles: if they had known how laughable the IDF resistance was going to be, they would have prepared to know how to start up and use israeli armoured vehicles. I don't know if they gained access to any intact tanks, but I did see a hamas video from inside the IDF base that they captured, which showed at least 15 APCs along with some lighter vehicles. it probably would not have been possible to hide them in gaza unless israel's drone surveillance was also observing the sabbath, but some vehicles could have made a nice addition to the mission.
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  10867. you're a lying tater tot.
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  10868. israel has civil service alternatives, you go to prison if you refuse both military service and civil service.
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  10869.  @kira777gold  i-country doesn't have the right to defend itself against the people of p, or certainly not offensively, since the occupation is the initial illegal offence, and an attack by p against i is legitimate self-defence - if it targets legitimate targets, which 10/7 largely did not because they did not expect the military to deliberately step back and make it so easy for them, so they didn't expect to be able to make enough impact and take enough captives without targeting civilians.
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  10870. don't name your pets for being fat, make them not fat! that's very unhealthy especially for cats.
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  10871. I approve. I've been to düsseldorf, it gave me strong mordor vibes.
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  10872. the ant°°°itism wave is manifesting in reality! 😬 it's even been creating ant°°°itic objects like the tunnel mattress!
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  10873. 1:32 so little bood on the uniforms, were those soldiers k°°led by thermobaric munitions, or what?
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  10874. afghan cops and soldiers were killed at an average rate of 10 a day throughout the 20 year occupation. the morale failure that lost the war was that of the american public, who demanded a withdrawal to rid themselves of a minor inconvenience, despite it being obvious that it would cause a catastrophe for 40 million afghans. trump made the withdrawal deal with the taliban under the express exclusion of the afghan government at a time when afghan government forces were already losing wven WITH NATO help. that was a deal to hand over afghanistan to the taliban. it didn't even make ANY demands for what the taliban would fo to afghanistan or afghans, all it demanded of them was to not attack america and not allow others to attack america from afghanistan. vietnamization and the fall of saigon were feats of strategic brilliance compared to how america and its allies abandoned afghanistan!
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  10875. what do you mean, you were subscribed? I'm pretty sure I've only ever seen this channel post z°°°ist prop°°°nda. always of the really really obvious kind, clearly state-associated productio s like on youtube channels dedicated to that alone (like "unpacked" for example). I looked it up now, and apparently the rest of the quillette channel that never got promoted to me is white supr°°acy and worshipping the rich as gods (libertarianism).
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  10876. lol what
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  10877. he's hangry
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  10878. Rabbi Spidermann they actually do. india is governed by a far right crazy populist party and the party and its supporters love trump. indian prime minister modi even did a joint modi/trump event in the US called "howdy modi".
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  10879. the concept could make sense - anti-aircraft machine guns and aircraft-mounted machine guns are supposed to have a higher rate of fire due to short time windows for firing. however themount probably lacks the stability and adjustability to properly align all the rifles. the insufficient sight obviously also is not great. and the mount shows a gross design error in the fact that the swivel point sits well below the center of the barrel arrangement, which completely predictably causes the whole device to climb severely while firing. that's just really bad design reflecting poorly on the project. the barrels all being mounted somewhat far apart alao would cause the aim to shake in any case, but you definitely need the swivel point to be on the center line. obviously, rising burst fire negates the purpose of the weapon, as one or two good shooters with individual AKs could get more bullets on target with regular human recoil control.
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  10880. the guy looks like he's filming a music video with those shades.
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  10881. eric coomer 😂
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  10882. india, is that you? the pax americanum is over, haven't you heard?
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  10883. the cost-saving is nice, but I just hate how these guns look. the look like a dumb combination of dissimilar types of guns.
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  10884. what I find bizarre about this is how the japanese government and military leaderships managed to square the terrible supply situation of soldiers with the cultivated public idolisation of the military, and messaging about how honourable itis to be a soldier.
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  10885. yes to forced vaccination :)
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  10886. I see they know about the trick of putting funny clothes on pibbles so that strangers are nice to them.
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  10887. sturheit der wähler. die SPD hat doch schon seit jahrzehnten kein wahlprogramm und als ideologie nur zwanghaften zentrismus, sie ist die partei des universellen weitermauschelns. die SPD zu wählen, macht für niemanden sinn. die bessere SPD , die echten sozialdemokraten, sind die grünen. "SPD für soziales" zu wählen ist schwachsinn, weil die keinen deut sozialer als die grünen sind, sondern (entgegen der bundestagssitzordnung) wirtschaftsfreundlicher und rechts der grünen stehen, und die einzige nennenswerte "sozialer als die grünen"-partei leider die bekloppte linke ist.
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  10888.  @secretservice1816  thunderfoot's anti-musk videos would be really good if he cut himself short by about 75%. the guy talks and talks and repeats and repeats himself.
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  10889.  @secretservice1816  I don't mind thunderfoot's detail at all, I mind the repetition and meandering.
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  10890.  @philliptemple9841  do you sign all your youtube comments, phillip?
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  10891.  @ocampbell1954  sure, buddy. the only company.
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  10892.  @TKevinBlanc  can't have been that bad, since musk paid a lot
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  10893. the popular support for saied's coup was sooooooooo pathetic! very very embarrassing.
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  10894. come on, most people report crimes through 911 even when they're not emergencies, andthey don't get arrested! hehad alegitimate crime to report in his illegal presence in the country. they could have just told him to call ICE instead.
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  10895. 2:40 $25.000 for an M-16 rifle? where did you get that number? xD 250 sounds more like it, 2500 would be a ripoff even with really fancy add-ons. 25.000 is just silly.
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  10896. it's colonialism vs anticolonial resistance, thereligion is irrelevant.
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  10897. cough marc dutroux cough
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  10898. your brain is applesauce.
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  10899. idk, she cute though
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  10900.  @ravenken  the arab countries are not arming i-country, or fighting the houthis to support the ge°°°ide, germany is.
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  10901. you might have pulled that from your butthole, but that makes sense. 45 means a good amount of knowledge and experience, and it's still young enough to get a new business going.
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  10902. gnarly_carrly no, geobeats occasionally puts out videos that are much sadder than dodo's, because they feature animals dying. you can generally tell from the beginning of the video though because the person talking talks about the animal in the past tense, so in principle it's possible to quit watching those before they get sad.
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  10903.  Captain Mercurian  no. a lot of rodents do it, but squirrels are more into eating meat than most rodents.
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  10904. no
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  10905. what weaker opponent? xD
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  10906. 7:56 whoa I think that actually looks significantly nicer than a real webley. the maker took some liberties with the shapes and used the fact he was doing a lot more by hand to create more blended curves.
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  10907. nice
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  10908. -das ist nicht frankfurt -die bauen wohncontainer
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  10909. I've heard of treehuggers, but not treepatters.
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  10910.  @ayoCC  I reckon she gets paid $500 an hour if she's kind of a nobody at the cato institute. these american oligarch public influence operations drown in money.
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  10911. bigotry of low expectations
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  10912. Mohamed Abdirahman ARE YOU YELLING BECAUSE YOU ARE IRANIAN?
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  10913. FYI wikipedia lists 12 nightclub fires with at least 100 deaths. the top spot is just under 500 (boston 1942).
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  10914.  @titteryenot4524  hello, son. 👋🏿👹 I see we've met before, you always do that classic idiot thing where you don't understand something, and you mistake that failure to understand for a successful recognition that the thing makes no sense. so you think you're smart quite directly because you're not.
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  10915. that mostly fireball choice of explosives is probably primarily due to availability. it's easy to get large amounts of gasoline and small amounts of high explosives. it's not easy to get large amounts of high explosives.
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  10916. David Bryden that's exactly what hitler ordered for germany at the end of the war. fight until everything is destroyed, better to have nothing left than to let anything be captured. that was actually a big reason why the denazification after the war was d successful, because this order to destroy all of germany was seen by the german people as a betrayal.
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  10917. please hold
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  10918. I would guess that it's made for newborn babies
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  10919. dumm&dümmer - warum gibt es diesen podcast?
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  10920. Gavin Steed that is correct 😄
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  10921. kinda weird to see a tall dachshund.
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  10922. Rakitha Peiriz rising? bangladesh is quite literally sinking. bangladesh is projected to have one of the biggest climate refugee problems of any country in the coming decades because most of bangladesh is very low in elevation and close to the coast or river estuaries and very prone to flooding. a huge percentage of the population lives on land that will be under water in 20-50 years. bangladesh is fucked in the medium to long term. I think sri lanka's land is mostly quite elevated, isn't it? that's going to be a big advantage in the not so distant future. I don't know though how well sri lanka is going to fare with climate change in terms of heat waves, I always hear of them being insane in india but I'm not sure about sri lanka (maybe the proximity to the cooling effect of the relative proximity to the sea prevents the worst, but on the other hand it's even closer to the equator). and it's quite a bad region for cyclones, isn't it? I think storms are pretty much projected to worsen everywhere. I reckon if sri lanka had a competent government right now, they could play india and china against each other to get help from both. I know china is very interested in sri lanka, and india is very worried about that interest. they could even get the US, EU or IMF in on it as a third competitor for influence, since the west isn't too happy with india right now due to india's friendly attitude towards russia, and they obviously want to oppose the spread of chinese influence. japan and some other american-aligned countries in asia might want to join that effort, too. though of course nobody wants to throw away their money, it would actually have to turn sri lanka around.
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  10923. Rifat Sikder why would I be indian? I'm german! xD the netherlands have been building massive coastal defenses for hundreds of years and have far more money to spend on it than bangladesh. there are small island countries that will become completely uninhabitable, but bangladesh is the standard example of a country where a very large number of people are going to be displaced by rising sea levels.
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  10924. -->rwandan genocide, I win
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  10925. I get it, that's how I am with babies.
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  10926. and YOU just failed it, because it's actually person, woman, man, camera, TV! 😄
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  10927. Nature Imposter unprompted comments about your looks aren't all that you have to put up with then? -_-
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  10928.  @abrahamdozer6273  I think that russia and iran are most likely capable of transferring nuclear missiles to iran in such a way that israel can not take them out reliably enough to risk trying, so that iran would gain an actual nuclear deterrent. attacking iran when it has functioning nukes is very different than attacking iran's enrichment facilities when it doesn't have nukes yet.
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  10929.  @billwebb9643  the saudis have been playing the US, china, and russia against each other to gain more benefits for several years, but russia does not need the saudis on its side.
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  10930.  @abrahamdozer6273  take what chance? how could israel possibly prevent a transfer?
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  10931.  @abrahamdozer6273  russia can ship or fly directly to iran over the caspian sea.
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  10932.  @Alphasig336  that's ridiculous, and would not prevent a transfer.
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  10933.  @naedanger123  I know they don't fuck around, but I'm quite certain that russia and iran would be able to organise a non-interceptable transfer.
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  10934.  @g0dsr2ng3r  ah yes, political analysis from a guy who doesn't use punctuation.
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  10935.  @KurtFrederiksen  also impossible. why would that be possible?
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  10936.  @g0dsr2ng3r  ridiculous
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  10937.  @KurtFrederiksen  taking a little longer would be failure, and russia has plenty of nukes to send to get a few of them through. if russia wants to arm iran with nukes, russia will succeed.
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  10938.  @g0dsr2ng3r  NO U
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  10939.  @KurtFrederiksen  by arming iran with nukes, I of course mean getting nukes to iran AND getting them operational.
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  10940.  @KurtFrederiksen  I know israel did this, and I know about israel sabotaging and airstriking iranian nuclear facilities several times. a cooperative effort by russia and iran to get already functioning nukes and missiles to iran and launch-ready would be way harder for israel to stop. OF COURSE israel would want to try. I'm saying that israel would not be capable of preventing the transfer. nor would the US or saudi arabia.
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  10941.  @KurtFrederiksen  lol assumptions much?
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  10942. no it doesn't.
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  10943. 🤡
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  10944. @@King-Dice. your brain is applesauce.
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  10945. that sounds like prices from 10-20 years ago
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  10946. das machen die schln so lange so, dass es denen völlig normal vorkommt. als normalmensch könnte man glauben, dass denen das peinleich sein müsste...
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  10947. wrong president
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  10948.  @a2pabmb2  oh ok. well, both are present in toads, and bufotenin is more common in more species (I was misled by it being named after toads).
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  10949.  @yolobathsalts  I haven't had DMT, but I've had shrooms and a few RC tryptamines, and it seems to me that tryptamines in general are really uncomfortable compared to ergolines or psychedelic phenethylamines.
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  10950.  @rny999  that would be correct, I was wrong, but it's even wronger to just call it DMT.
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  10951.  @yolobathsalts  that's exactly my take, though unless you count MDMA, the only psychedelic phenethylamine I've taken is 2C-B-FLY. which is probably my favourite psychedelic, not counting MDMA, because I'm very neurotic and prone to bad trips, and 2C-B-FLY barely even has any ego-dissolving effects, it's wild. it has an intensity of visuals of like 200 mics of LSD with the stress-potential of a threshold dose of LSD. and it has a really funky look, it's more opaque like a painting rather than shiny and prismatic, and more swirly and less fractal. it would be much easier to function and pass for sober on the stuff than on LSD or shrooms.
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  10952. gaza has a little under 25% adult men. is°°el is killing around 31% adult men. you do the math.
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  10953. that's how you make a nation of terrorists.
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  10954. we're going to axel springer outlet politico now to tell us that i-country just really really did not believe in any way that the plans and preparations for the jericho wall operation they had known for a year were real? 🙄 right, total coincidence that they decreased the troop presence at the border, and disarmed the kibbutzim, and threatened disciplinary action if the border observers didn't shut up about seeing preparations for a big attack, and met on 10/6 to discuss an imminent attack threatening the nova festival and decided to not warn or cancel the featival, or to deploy more troops to the border, or warn border troops, or order a reaponse force to be ready, and then on the day of the big event they twiddled their thumbs for six hours before ordering a counterattack. F°°° no, this was the most obvious inside job ever.
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  10955. huh? bin laden was a muslim and genuinely religiously motivated, not a grifter.
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  10956. one man army that's how it is in the comments under every karzai interview.
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  10957. 0:20 the person who wrote the subtitles knows that they're not called "gardener snakes" ^^ also that chipmunk wasn't newborn, newborn rodents don't have fur, barely have ears, barely crawl, and are much smaller in relation to the adults. this one was already about a third of the size of an adult.
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  10958. this is not journalism
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  10959.  @dragoncubes1074  the bag is glass, the fake water is resin to imitate the different refractive index. you absolute dullard, I said it was glass.
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  10960. other dogs about the mail carrier: "this fucking guy keeps trying to break into our home! 😡" piggie: "my friend visits me every day! 😛"
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  10961. wrong president
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  10962.  @Entergalactic  so you mean to say that by "on the verge of becoming profitable", she means that profits are about to surpass the loan payments? 🙄
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  10963. 0:37 a more obvious thing to do there is to ban toy guns designed to look broadly real without the common orange muzzle marker, like that revolver. tamir rice's also had none. of course it would alao need to be somewhat difficult to remove, and likely would still be removed in many cases. alternatively and much more effectively, one could legislate the colour of toy guns, that they're not allowed to be shiny and silver, gray, black, or otherwise very dark. repainting is much less likely to happen than removing an orange muzzle marker. and of course parents, at least in america, ought to explain to any kid who has a toy gun to play with the danger of having the cops mistake it for a real one. and tamir was threatening strangers with it, which is f°°°ed up behaviour anyway.
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  10964. worst english ever
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  10965. 9:14 jesus christ that UN guy is irritating! he seems like he's unable to take mass murder seriously!
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  10966. look up this c°l°nial state's real history of ma°°acres and ethnic cl°°nsing! it was founded on the exp°lsion of 750,000 native people, 80% of those living on the territory britain recognizes as the state today.
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  10967. interesting factoid: the only isr°°°i k°°led during the entebbe raid was bibi net°°°ahu's brother. his posthumous national hero status was a major factor enabling bibi's entry into politics.
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  10968. so still no obese dummies? have you seen americans?
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  10969. 0:22 either they were really trying to save wood and use the veneers most efficiently with little work, or they fucked up. for durability, laminated wood like that should be glued with the fibres not all parallel, but ideally alternatingly slightly diagonal to the adjacent layers to make the resulting board incapable of breaking longitudinally without a significant area of glue joints needing to fail and/or a lot of wood fibers being broken (wood has a strong longitudinal fiber structure with the fibers only weakly stuck together so that it's easy to break parallel to the fibers and hard to break across the fibers). I don't know the specific process of making these stocks, and I would imagine that the normal efficient method would have been to glue together big boards and cut several stocks out of each, but one way to make better stocks with diagonally crossing fibers (while probably not wasting more material, but probably requiring a bit more work) would have been to glue each stock individually from veneer sheets cut into sort of triangular/trapezoidal shapes with the fiber running parallel to one long side of the triangle, and the veneers flipped alternatingly so that the parallel fiber edge would be on the left, then on the right, then on the left etc.. that would result in a stock that's still primarily strong longitudinally, unlike normal 90 degree cross-glued plywood, to primarily insure that the stock won't snap off sideways, but is also peobably something like 10 times harder to crack longitudinally than a fully parallel-glued stock like the one in that picture. well, for the FG-42 a triangle drawn around that short stock would probably result in too aggressive an alternating angle on the veneers, the resulting angle would be better on some of the guns with normal full rifle stocks that the germans also made from this laminated beechwood at that time. a 15-20 degree angle between the fibers would probably be ideal.
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  10970. there also still are western companies resisting calls to stop supplying aviation fuel to myanmar.
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  10971.  @ishikawagoemon4397  the burmese military will win. they have always controlled the country for the most part,are much stronger, and have more foreign support than the rebels (mainly china).
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  10972.  @ishikawagoemon4397  the vietnamese and chinese communists both had very substantial foreign support. I think the cuban communists did to a lesser degree, but still more than the burmese rebels now (I seem to recall that much of the cuban communists' alignment with the soviets happened after the revolution out of their need for protection against the US, but the soviets broadly supported various kinds of radical leftist movements, not just communists, so they probably provided substantial support well before the revolution). all those are cold war examples, at that time, there was much more government effort being put into overthrowing other governments for their alignment with either side of the cold war. although today, there is a strong expectation of a new cold war with china, I don't see the possibility that the US would decide that the burmese rebels have good enough chances to justify a supporting them. and given the fact that myanmar borders china, one would have to expect that an american operation to support the overthrow of the chinese-allies burmese junta would produce a reaction of even greater support from china for the junta. given the fact that the US would not invade myanmar, I believe an escalated result could likely be that myanmar becomes the country that kicks off the inevitable future development of china deploying its military abroad, to challenge america's status as the global empire in the coming decades - the burmese junta would, given a sufficiently serious threat, invite chinese military support in order to preserve their governance, and china would appreciate the opportunity to make myanmar more indebted to china. all that would be worse for the US than the current status quo and projected future of myanmar. it only isn't happening because the junta does not feel sufficiently threatened to hand over part of their power to china for security. any scenario for US support of the overthrow of the burmese junta would have to function very rapidly, it would need to be a highly effective coup rather than an insurgency, in order to thoroughly destroy the military's government too quickly for that government to request and receive assistance from china. and I see no indications of this at all, that probably would have had to happen years ago - an obvious point in time that would have been better than now was during the main drive of ethnic cleansing of rohingya 5 years or so ago, because that would have provided some cover for the coup, the burmese military would have been acutely internationally unpopular and supporting it would have looked particularly bad, and also the country was partially run by aung san su kyi and other civilian democrats, so there was a lot of administrative structure in place that could have much more easily filled the power vacuum left by a dethroned military. the western roman empire had already declined to barely more than a glorified city state by the time the city of rome started getting raided by germanic peoples. the only real empire of rome remaining was the eastern one. what brought about both the division of the western and eastern empire, and the decline of the western one, was primarily that the large military deployments for occupying or conquering the edges of the empire kept producing generals with personal control over large enough armies to make them decide that a coup or civil war was a good idea.
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  10973.  @ishikawagoemon4397  the second cold war is already happening, and it has the same reason of nuclear weapons to remain a cold war plus the additional reason of economic interdependence (btw the same goes for the pending invasion of taiwan in comparison to the invasion of ukraine, I am baffled by the stupidity of people who think that the US would go to war for taiwan when in reality the reasons not to do that are far greater than with the ukraine war). the first cold war wasn't about democracy vs communism, it was capitalism vs. communism. for much of the cold war in much of the world, the capitalist cronies were not one bit more democratic than the communist ones, in fact they often (generally in the poorer countries) were less democratic, because leftism can organically garner popular support based on its promise of redistribution, whereas capitalism mostly appealed to rich people who would need to impose political control from the top down. there were big grass-roots communist movements all over the third world. grass-roots capitalist movements are nearly impossible. what's the new cold war about? certainly not communism, the chinese communist party has been capitalist in all but name since deng xiaoping. it's simply a power struggle. america has global hegemony and intends to keep it, and china intends to replace america. ultimately, it comes down to both china and the US being controlled by a few hundred politicians and oligarchs who have gained and sustain their positions of power due to the habits of exploitation and grandiose greed produced by their psychopathy, narcissism, and upbringing and socialisation among people so inhumanly rich that they think of themselves like gods in relation to average humans. they don't have genuine ideological convictions, it's just machiavellianism with different branding. their disagreement is that each one says that they want to be the one who gets all the power, and they don't want the others taking it away from them. the fundamental problem is that the world is set up to concentrate more and more wealth in the hands of the richest people (the share of total wealth that they hold continues to rise sharply, it's the worst it's been at least since the enlightenment), and the sort of person that is required to outcompete everybody else in such a system, who were born to drive on roads paved with children and live in towers made of bones, are psychopaths and narcissists. we are led by monsters, because to be human is a weakness. putin's decision to start this war in ukraine is one of countless good examples in history of the nature of people who rise to the top of societies. the lack of proportionality between any justification of the invasion one could come up with, based on the at least decently accurate comprehension he surely has, and the amount of harm he decided to cause to other people, is incomprehensible. they would have the streets cleared with poison gas if it was necessary to order a pizza.
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  10974.  @TwistedSoul2002  no, police and prosecutors can initiate investigations for all crimes without victim complaints. what they need is some amount of evidence to warrant suspicion of a crime. that can be a victim or witness statement, or video evidence like in this case.
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  10975. they reveal their character quite well
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  10976. Akhil g the taliban are not begging, you imbecile, the mothers are.
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  10977. The Lion rekt
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  10978. *her hand ;)
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  10979. no
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  10980.  @gamer-px5cu  cats a dumb as rocos compared to dogs, dogs have like two times the brain power.
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  10981. I guess the craziness of what we're experiencing now must then be the result of the paradox of the IOF f°°°ing with itself, since it was an ins°d° j°b.
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  10982. that's a great cat right there!
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  10983. this seems like something one would be told not to do.
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  10984.  @AnalogFlava  because the gaza ministry of health is credible in its overall death count, it has passed every audit in past "wars" and in this one. even the US government doesn't deny it, only joe biden because he is incapable of memorizing and adhering to facts, just like the four times he misstated US taiwan policy only to be directly contradicted by spokespeople afterwards, or how he has claimed repeatedly that there is proof and/or he has seen pictures of beh°°ded babies on october 7th. everybody knows that the health ministry death count is an undercount because any inaccuracies it may have are smaller than the number of rubble-buried corpses that it doesn't count. and no, it is not "h°mas-controlled", it is controlled by public health officials.
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  10985.  @DAndyLord  sure, but that's a short time. I would generally expect pet rabbits to manage to feed themselves in green environments, just not to manage to protect themselves from predators (or even potential cold or wet weather).
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  10986. mike's corner of the universe the cat has a collar, and I would expect a cat to leave when there is a crowd this loud.
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  10987. the captain's belt: 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆
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  10988. that title is cringe.
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  10989.  @itaiharshoshanim-ib6kp  that is so idiotic for you to believe, you have no trace of a clue what's going on. ballpark numbers, how much of the strip's buildings do you think have been destroyed by now? how big of a portion of the people are displaced? to how many times fat man and little boy do think the munitions have amounted in explosive force?
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  10990. I like how they make all their small houses even in storm risk areas out of paper maché.
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  10991. gotta cover that black on black violence, right guys?
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  10992. dasfeht soch gar nicht, weil: -cannabis eine illegale droge ist -die EU sagt, dass cannabis eine illegale droge ist
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  10993. russia may even have some inferior potassium.
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  10994. wel, he's being very optimistic for the ukrainians here. they're really fucked in severodonetsk and lysychansk.
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  10995. keine andere partei außer den grünen priorisiert klimaschutz? doch, eine gibts... >_>
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  10996. new caledonia, widely known for having the world's best geckos 🦎👌 eye blep
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  10997. yeah, I gotta say the drag queen story time thing is quite weird to me. there is a distinction between gender and sexuality that a lot of people don't understand, and transgender people are notinherently more sexual than anyone else. but drag on the other hand is intrinsically quite sexual. I think having children encounter people who are different gender- and sexualitywise can be good, but I also think that suspicion is warranted towards the psople doing drag queen story hours and such - what are they doing it for?
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  10998. they almost certainly did not fight then. that would be more trouble than it's worth.
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  10999.  @english9o99  the error is that the sentence was 25 years, but he got released very early.
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  11000.  @KiwiImpactSaint  I'm pretty sure they changed it
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  11001. high real world PFAS exposure raises diabetes risk as much as being overweight? DAMN! 0_O
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  11002. yeah it was actually the gays playing straight
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  11003. sounds like a failure of the opposition. what, did they tell their voters not to vote because of fraud?
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  11004. he's an old cop, he's probably incapable of recognising when his views align with the left out of principle.
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  11005. sadly even AJ seems to have decided not to touch that, but I'm about 95% convinced of this. there are SEVERAL separate points reported by separate sources at which the intelligence services knew in great detail, as printed plans, a year earlier, then months before, they started hearing nervous reports from the observation troops at the border, who got told to shutup several times under threat of disciplinary action and started joking in their group chat about who were going to be the unlucky ones on shift when the big attack would happen, then a week before, the trusted source of egyptian intelligence warned of h-crew being currently in the process of implimenting a huge attack unlike any that came before, and on the friday evening before, the intelligenceagencies' heads all met to discuss that there was an attack unfolding, including that it posed a threat to the nova festival. throughout all of this, several actio s were taken to reduce troop numbers, including in the days before, and to disarm the kib°°°zim, and no threat level was raised or dtate of readiness for a response ordered. it took 4-5 hours before two helicopters arrived with no targeting information (they were just eventually given an area description as a free-fire zone), and six hours until a ground counteroffensive was even ordered, 8-9 hours until they arrived at the festival site, and over two days to recapture the border. if active duty troops had been spread evenly throughout the country and its occupied territories, about 3000 would have stopd on land that got invaded - I don't get thefeeling that there even were 1000, and it's not like even without any alerts, everybody didn't know that this border necessitated much more troop deployment than the beaches of tel aviv. for reference, the response time for france or beitain to get hundreds of anti-te°°or police deployed seems to be in the half hour range. on 91,100, the first small counterattacks on the ground were led by retired officers including a general who assumed unofficial command of dispersed conscripts after privately driving in from as far away as tel aviv - just because they did not sit in a chain of command in which evidently everybody was ordered to wait for orders. it is far less plausible to explain even the publically known obvious or leaked set of facts and crediblw reports as incompetence rather than intentionality.
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  11006.  @Nehas949  that post is a jumbled mess. please take care that the words do what you want them to do when you write 🙄
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  11007.  @indyjon3s  uhm no
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  11008. WTF that is beyond late!
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  11009. "ooooohNONONONOH" - me when you mentioned the six year old
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  11010. nein, wir schicken steinmeier, sein geschwafel ist deutschlands schwerste waffe!
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  11011.  @Contractor48  india is centrally governed. even india's main cities are catastrophically badly administered.
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  11012.  @paranoah1925  well, everybody knows that india is rape central. but suppose it's not alone in that. bangladesh certainly isn't any better, and I don't think that pakistan, the country that invented the rape fatwa (for the 1971 genocide in bangladesh), is either. honestly, all of british india would be doing better today if it was never decolonised. at least then there would be people in charge competent enough to be shamed into improving things. though britain isn't a particularly food example to follow in sewage treatment either these days.
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  11013.  @biswaroopmaiti2943  so what part of india doesn't suck? goa, because of all the tourist money? anything else?
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  11014.  @paranoah1925  I do believe that india was a secular country. xD
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  11015. huh? would that even shorten the route compared to shipping east? the pacific is big AF.
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  11016.  @guff9567  brain worms much?
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  11017.  @Chopper8472  I'm german, and scandinavia makes germany look like america :( denmark still sucks though, totally unnecessary country
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  11018.  @MasonDixonAutistic  that sucks, but I doubt that restraints like that are still common in the UK.
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  11019. in germany we have some prety dumb dog breed bans too, but in my city, there at least is an exception that those breeds can be owned if the dog came from a shelter.
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  11020. more IRS employees are absolutely necessary. the IRS needs to be beefed up to take on the big fish tax avoiders. currently, they are focusing on auditing normal people because the very rich people make their tax avoidance so complex that the IRS can't keep up.
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  11021. Bad Ass Rifle > Garand
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  11022. uhm actually she's leucistic, not an albino.
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  11023. why do... you... have a robot voice?
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  11024. as usual, an example of how extremely youtube's copyright system favours copyright owners because they're expected to have the lawyers of mass destruction - in a system that's at all fair,copyright holders wouldbe deterred from filing claims so obviously invalid, but in the system that exists, they can demand and receive either an immediate video takedown or a rerouting of all ad revenue to them, and the only thing they have to fear is fear itself.
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  11025. wo muss man sein gehirn abgeben, um solche sachen glauben zu können wie dass der landrat des 56.000-einwohner-kreises sonneberg einen chauffeur gestellt bekommt? das ist ein amt und kein adelstitel....
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  11026. you mean kung fu?
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  11027. ​ @lostlegend9015 greenhouse gas emissions mean nationalised benefits and globally shared harm for all countries. what you are advocating for is that all countries compete with one another all the way into an unmitigated climate catastrophe by trying to gain national benefits through fossil fuel use. well, I've got news for you, india is going to fare much worse in the coming climate change than most countries. hardly anywhere are heatwaves going to be (already are) as deadly as in india. and the monsoon is getting rather more troublesome, too. one country that will fare even worse than india is bangladesh, and I've got a feeling that you rightoid will not be a fan of tens of millions of bengalis looking for new homes abroad - along with many peoplefrom south-east asia's island nations like indonesia and the philippines, including many more followers of history's most popular child ra**st. judging by last year's flooding event, the citizens of a certain nuclear failed state that is sure to hold a special place in your heart will be looking to leave, too.
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  11028.  @lostlegend9015  🤡
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  11029. I don't understand how china doesn't yet have a universal vaccine mandate. it would totally fit with the program, I son't see a reason why they wouldn't have it.
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  11030. Alpha Rhythm the vaccines don't target the alpha or delta strains, they target the original wuhan strain that didn't get a greek letter. the alpha strain had no relevant adaptation to evade immune responses because it developed in a population (in england) that had little previous immunity from infection or vaccination, and the delta strain (from india) only evaded immune responses a little. but so far, all the vaccines at least on the western markets target only the wuhan strain. they all started development very early in 2020 and are based on virus samples from january or february 2020 or perhaps even december 2019 (the first sample was genetically sequenced in '19, hence the name covid-19). the alpha strain didn't show up until the next winter. what I'm saying is that universal vaccination would not at all be too authoritarian or too collectivist for the CCP. they're pretending that their vaccines are more effective than they are anyways, you know? and I think at least one of them is actually somewhat effective, but it's not the most common one.
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  11031. kleine affen
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  11032. it's a way to make video or picture content that gets views without having to do anything on camera yourself.
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  11033. right. son't use rotten tomatoes, it is useless. use IMDB. IMDB scores alao need to be taken with a pinch of salt, but that pinch of salt actually makes them useful. there is no perspective from which to view RT scores thet would make them useful, the data you're given is just far too erratically flawed by design.
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  11034. I like the answer "two" to the continent question xD
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  11035. I agree with their cause, but watching this I'm also kinda worried about Jana because she seems mentally ill. I don't mean that there's something crazy about her being an activist, just that she seems like she cries herself to sleep every night. I don't think she visits those kids to help the kids, I think it's the other way around.
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  11036. weekend at boris'
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  11037. ꜱᴜɴʀᴀʏ you're pretty, but why do you look so exhausted in your picture? u ok? :(
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  11038. XxSiivaxaxX dude what? I'm lonely, ok? :<
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  11039. Intan Lestari eeehh you're right... but yikes, you think I'm old enough to still use facebook? xD P.S. you're looking cute yourself there lol I'm sorry
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  11040.  @seto_kaiba_  LOL america has been the world's leading war crimes perpetrating nation for most years since 1945. to be allowed to do this sort of thing as a state without international condemnation, you really need to be i-country. and it would get pretty awkward even for them to do it to citizens of another country deep inside its territory.
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  11041. good one 🤖👍🏿
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  11042. what, you thought that meant judges following him around?
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  11043. das stichwort rabaa-massaker ist ein guter sucheinstieg, um den charakter dieses regimes zu erkennen, das deutschlands größter waffenkäufer der letzten 10 jahre war. an die macht gekommen im westlivh und auch besonders deutsch gestützten konterrevolutions-putsch,mit dem hauptziel, dass i-land keinen pal°°°°nenserfreundlichen staat an der grenze des g-streifens aushalten muss. wenn in ägypten die m°°limbruderschaft, oder wahrscheinlich sogar jegliche andere demokratische regierung an der macht wäre, dann gäbe is keine hungersnot in °°°°, kein einreiseverbot für journalisten, nicht massenhaft leid und tot durch fehlen von antibiotika und antiseptika, und keine traumachirurgie ohne betäubung. auf gut lügendeutsch gesagt: es gäbe noch etwas mehr menschenwürde.
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  11044. 7:20 I've been wondering how the thin cross-grain protrusions on the wooden grip scales of this pistol and some similar designs in videos on this channel have in many cases not broken off yet. on this one, there actually is paper or some other thin sheet glued to the inside at those spots to prevent that, you can see it because it's folded around the edge on the side of the wood facing the slide. I assume it's a factory-original detail, as reinforcing those spots really is essential for that shape to be justifiable.
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  11045. du bist deutschland.
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  11046. ​ @NEJERA.mitsiwa  ha! gaayyyyyyyyyy
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  11047. I think it has to do with the fact that the air drag slowing the arrow down causes the forward velocity to decrease, whereas the arrow is constantly accelerated downward by gravity. this vauses the impact angle to be steeper than the launch angle, and I reckon the arrow flies farthest when the launch angle and impact angle are about equally far from 45° on either side (the launch angle shallower and the impact angle steeper than 45°).
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  11048. also an actual backup gun, because that pistol's size is very reasonable.
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  11049. I'm usually a pro-israel leaning fence sitter, but not this time. it really pisses me off how many mainstream news phrase every time they mention the violence as "israel responding to rocket fire". I don't think it's usually this clear, but to me there is no denying that israel started this war. police attacks on demonstrators often are not clear enough, but what is very clear is that there was absolutely no reason other than to deliberately provoke a war for the police to storm the al aqsa mosque and throw flashbangs inside. it was obvious what that was the first time, and they did it again to drive the point home. hamas (a horrible organization itself) set very reasonable demands with clear deadlines before they started firing tockets, namely for israeli police to stay out of the al aqsa compound/temple mount after they stormed the mosque the first time, and then to not bomb another tower block in gaza after they flattened the fiest one. israel did exactly the opposite and has been "responding" with eacalations ever since. they are simply abusing their power. it's as if a boxer provoked a child to hit him and then claimed to have the right to retaliate with full force "because he started it". and obviously in real world terms, the right wingers on both the israeli and the palestinian dide are benefitting each other with their belligerence, each justifying the other's governance.
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  11050. the clips don't look bad, but the editing of this trailer is GARBAGE!
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  11051. "city of london police"
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  11052. 5:04 no, austria. that doesn't make it better at all. but thanks for claiming hitler. 🤦
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  11053. you really should have mentioned that union carbide and DOW have barely made any cleanup effort to this day while tons of poison are still leaching into surface and ground water. if that UC CEO felt as guilty as he should have, he would have stood trial in india.
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  11054. Alenas Kvasninas mimimimimimimi
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  11055. I'm not a fan of the orc talk or making it racist, but yes, russian soldiers getting blown up in ukraine is funny because they deserve it. they are the attackers, that makes all the difference. it's funny when they die, like how it's a contribution to world peace to arm and help ukraine to prevent such a war of aggression from being profitable. these are not just random people who happen to find themselves in a war. it matters which side you're on. yes, they are real people, many of them are normally good or ok people. but things are different in war. people die, people kill, that's normal. in war, it's good when the right people die, and those are the russian soldiers. they absolutely should be treated in accordance with the laws of war and treated well if they surrender, but if they get blown to bits legally, it's no problem at all. if they don't like it, they should desert, surrender, depose putin, whatever. if they go to ukraine and fight against ukraine, they should be killed or captured. if you think it's grotesque to laugh at their deaths, you haven't the slightest idea what these russian soldiers laugh about. not just a few of them, but all of them. you would be disgusted.
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  11056. "is this the fish shop? do you sell CAR? CAR?"
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  11057. nevermind leaving the weapons - israel claim that hamas left behind a laptop and CDs with important evidence. if aomehow transporting that was not possible, one would obviously destroy it before leaving.
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  11058.  @0816M3RC  L take
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  11059. drinking game: take a shot every time he says "keersen"!
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  11060. 1:43 documentary about putin's phallus? 🫣
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  11061. totally, that is how things work >_>
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  11062. leave means leave 😬
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  11063. 🤡
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  11064. unfinished solid beech is pretty much the worst wood choice you can make if you don't want your gun stock to warp. they cheaped out way too much on that! really the only way to excuse using bewch (which is the cheapest hardwood in germany) is to laminate it like they also did on a lot of german guns. I mean if you hypothetically had 20 year-seasoned beech, it might warp no more than 2 years old walnut, but it's unlikely that they used wood that old. walnut is th standard choice (though much more expensive) because it warps less than almost any other wood (I think only some tropical woods warp even less), and is reasonably hard and particulaly tough so it takes a lot of force to crack it. allegedly the ancient egyptians imported beech wood from europe to make their rock-splitting dowels out of (drill a line of holes in a slab of rock, stick snug wooden dowels in, poor on water to expand the wood, and the wood cracks the rock) because beech expanded more than any other known wood when wet.
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  11065. no, it isn't. you don't always withdraw the occupying army from a lost war before withdrawing the people they're supposed to protect. that is entirely optional.
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  11066. I feel like this is at least the second time you have made this exact video
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  11067. 🤡
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  11068. welcome to germany, greetings from germany
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  11069. der dativ hat dem genitiv abgeschafft, und bringt jetzt dem akkusativ um
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  11070.  @robinsss  the concept of liberty has no legal definition and no rights can be derived from it.
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  11071. that's not how murder works.
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  11072. wasp
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  11073. kasakhstan has superior potassium anyways.
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  11074. the way she calls yeast "east" is pretty weird.
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  11075.  @rensinclair4218  which is singular.
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  11076. secret trial on state secrets charges, doofus
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  11077.  @thedualtransition6070  sarcasm, have you heard of it?
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  11078. *brejoins
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  11079. you're late.
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  11080.  @bonsusikapa4322  well I wouldn't, and also I can't. nobody except for israeli military and perhaps someone through hamas tunnels has been allowed into gaza since the hamassacre. well, and for a week now also truck drivers on round trips.
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  11081. 1:59 I didn't know that iran was such an innovator in big military hats, alhamdulillah 😍
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  11082. bangladesh disagrees
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  11083.  @stephencolley334  oh look, an own-comment-liking troll
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  11084. Get Real everybody in the US government besides biden is searching for words how to say that what he's saying is completely wrong when he makes this claim.
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  11085. mschwage I know about taiwan's dominance in semiconductor manufacturing, but that doesn't make taiwan anywhere near as important as china. the only way taiwan would be defended by non-taiwanese soldiers would be if there was a US military garrison in taiwan with atanding orders to defend taiwan in case of an invasion. and that doesn't exist. nobody is going to make the call to attack china when the war is already on. we would barely even be able to sanction china.
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  11086. btw it's fucking ridiculous that biden says that americans shooting at russians would automatically "be WW3" and thus can not happen, but also claims that america would totally fight against china, which is a bigger military power than russia and also has nukes.
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  11087. actually just kabul but ok
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  11088. I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt that you're not a tater tot upset about people calling your ra**st icon a rapi**, but actually referring to that time vice got john mcafee arrested by posting a geotagged picture from his hiding spot.
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  11089. excwpt AJE is doing exactly that in every other mention outside of this video, calling it an israeli airstrike as if they had confirmed it. they've really stepped in it with this story, harder than most big news media.
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  11090. ​ @alexsilent5603  that's some good thinking for a russian
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  11091. 🤡
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  11092. baby corn is baby corn. baby bananas are a different cultivar. baby carrots are usually cut up big carrots (presumably visually sub-standard ones), but you can also get actual baby carrots. the fake ones have two rounded ends, the real ones get gradually thin and are very pointy at the thin end. only certain cultivars of carrot get round at the bottom end, and that only happens after they have reached full length and then bulge out more.
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  11093.  @will3346  business side of companies xD
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  11094.  @kgk6674  that would be the boeing 767 😉
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  11095.  @1984isnotamanual  US occupation of parts of syria is an act of war illegal by international and US law because it is a war unauthorized by UNSC and US congress. the iraqi parliament demanded that the US withdraw its troops in 2020, after the US a°°a°°inated general soleimani and the deputy leader of iraq's biggest shia militia in iraq. at that time, the president did not authorize the withdrawal request. now he has, and the US has been told to leave. iranian troops in iraq are assisting the iraqi shia militias that were integrated into the iraqi military when they did the military's job for them against ISIS. iranian troops in syria are there by request of the only legitimate national government (I don't like assad either, but he did win the war, and I know most syrians prefer him to being libya number 2). all the US does in the middle east is to prop up the least legitimate governments and to leverage violence to keep the region's oil production under control and keep it politically divided. the clearest geopolitical fact in the middle east is that the US has no right to be there.
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  11096.  @1984isnotamanual  the only way for a war to be "legal" according to the set of treaties known as international law is by a use of force authorization from the UN security council. otherwise, the only legal kinds of war effort are self-defence and the collective defence of another state against unauthorized attacks. the 1990 gulf war was authorized, the 2003 iraq war was not. you're espousing a truly deranged imperialist world view. nobody's presence in the middle east, probably not even that of the settler colony of isr°°l, is less justifiable or more destructive than that of the USA. the division and war across the middle east today are the deliberate creation of the US and its western allies as a divide and rule strategy, it's the macrocosm to the microcosm of the territory formerly known as libya, which america and france with some broader western support (and UNSC authorization for a no fly zone, which they far exceeded) turned from a dictatorship with the highest general standard of living in africa into two failed states indistinguishable from the ones in the sahel. are you even aware that the international sunni islamist movements that brought you practically all of the 21st century's ironic "te°°orist attacks" are a creation of the US together with saudi arabia designed to expand saudi influence and weaken opposition to royal saudi control of mecca at the expense of anti-religious communism, secular baathism, and shia islamism? that program created al qaeda, saddam hussein completely prevented al qaeda from operating in iraq, then it entered iraq after the US invasion and formed a sunni insurgent movement against the US occupation called the islamic state of iraq, and that became ISIS. the US and saudi arabia created the modern salafist movement underlying ISIS, and the power vacuum and tyranny of the occupation of iraq created the room for it to grow. today's shia militias of iraq grew out of the necessity to defend their own people against the ISIS m°°der cult, which consisted primarily of a combination of foreign fighters (from europe and central asia) and former baathist military dissolved by the US occupation. the shia militias are regional self-defence forces supported by the neighbouring state of iran, while the US is a country fully on the other side of the globe that asserts a right to rule the whole world as its empire, and particularly in the middle east does so by stoking wars to prevent the region from unifying to fully leverage its control over fossil fuel production levels!
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  11097.  @1984isnotamanual  longest brain melt I have ever seen, congrats for somehow being allowed to post that (or at least I can see it because the postis addressed to me). apparently youtube has registered you as an imperialist. I'm not even allowed to spell out the name of the i-country in the land of p anymore.
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  11098.  @1984isnotamanual  you can't honestly expect to make ten points and get replies to each. you don't. the argument for keeping saddam hussein in power is the same as with muammar gaddhafi - it's that the power vacuum of ki°°ing them proved to be and was predictable to be worse, it's a massive net increase in suffering. you did not destroy authoritarianism, you destroyed the state. "iraq" and "libya" are now further away from liberal democracy than they were as dictatorships, if that is the standard you want to compare, which is not in fact a democratic approach because the people of these countries want their governments primarily to provide a high standard of living and stability. and either way, your murcan °ss does not get to decide, there is simply no justification for america violently imposing its will on the middle east. america does not have a right to a world empire, the peoples and nations of the middle east have a right of self-determination. gaddhafi and hussein already had more legitimacy than america and its puppet rulers by just being autonomous sons of their nations. and any positive development would have clearly been more achievable through internal reform than through widespread destruction, mass m°°der and tor°°re.
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  11099. khartoum is built on the nile in the transitional zone between the steppe and the desert. very little grows there without watering it, but plants can be grown since there is a decent amount of water in the nile. much like egypt, though cairo and such are properly in the desert, so even dryer. sudan and egypt (in ancient times nubia and egypt) have always had a very close relationship since they're both so dependent on the nile, and the nile can be travelled both ways between them by boat. of course in particular, a lot of goods would have been shipped xown the nile to egypt, such as wood from the wetter regions south of today's sudan, since wood is very rare and highly valuable in the desert.
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  11100. yes, but the fucking choice/life euphemisms are still cringe AF on both sides.
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  11101. rosenfeld would be a much more normal name by being german rather than dutch. dutch is a fake language.
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  11102. no, they are not made forthis and the random scattering means that theydo not reliably cover the ground evenly enough to not miss a spot. long rope- or rod-shaped explosive charges are used for this because they guarantee a continuous band of high enough detonation pressure.
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  11103. that dog is absurdly cute.
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  11104. ​ @benketengu he believes in israel as the good guys, he doesn't care about or believe in any details. he will say anything that puts israel on top. and he most certainly hates palestinians, I bet if he were more honest he would talk much like douglas murray.
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  11105. I would say that this behaviour is an indication of previous abuse. abused dogs often do this thing where they stare at nothing and are very still, as if they're trying to disappear, because nobody is going to hurt them if they are unnoticed. abused humans exhibit a trauma coping technique called dissociation that looks similar.
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  11106. nah, the US relationship to saudi arabia is not the closest it's been. that's what we're talking about, is it not?
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  11107. Owen Paul Lucas no, my point is that saudi arabia is literally the muslim equivalent of the handmaid's tale. the closest the US is to the handmaid's tale is through its support for saudi arabia, which has been a bit stronger in the past than it is now, for example recently under trump and I'd say also under obama and bush. the US relationship with saudi arabia is almost exactly like having gilead as a "strategic partner" on the arabian peninsula. minus the nukes.
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  11108.  @Milkwater606  maybe you know better than I do what this stuff looks like 😒, but the pictures shown in this video look more like imitations of stylized manually drawn and digitally edited pictures. but I'm sure the other kind, non-stylized and based entirely on real photographs, also exists. that would be quite highly problematic, but to me that's still too far removed to apply that specific term used in this video. I'm inclined to say that it would apply, in a non-conventional way, to material depicting individual real children (but arguably only as long as they haven't reached adulthood IRL yet), because of the potential for revenge-porn-like social and emotional impacts, which could somewhat reasonably be called s*a*.
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  11109.  @Milkwater606  I mean this isn't something you want to be claiming expertise in...
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  11110. N U K U L A R
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  11111. thelength of the sentence is irrelevant. they can keep major political enemies as much longeror as much shorter than the sentence as they want, or kill them any day.
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  11112. that gun must have had a weird past, being for some reason sold presumably quite expensively to ethiopia in the 1920s and ultimately making it to the US, with plenty of hypothetical opportunities for combat in africa (and I'd say it looks at least somewhat used). I guess at some point the decision must have been that this gun was worth too much money internationally to continue keeping it for use in africa.
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  11113.  @BriBee2468  no, it wasn't. of course it wasn't. how could you possibly be this ign°r°nt? people could count in the 1990s. people could count in the 1090s. people could count in the 90s. people could count for thousands of years in the BCEs. event tickets were physically printed on paper with a certain number of tickets per sheet that was then cut up. everybody not looking to scam people simply printed only the correct number or handed them out to distributors counted and wrote down who got how many in order to keep track of the number sold and the money collected. a lot of these guys were even dr°g d°°lers, of course they would have been capable of tracking the sales of concert tickets!
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  11114. doch
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  11115. no audio? what, did you use copyrighted music and were too lazy to select an alternative?
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  11116. have a mirror, my friend. d°°ths are 50 to 1, d°°d children 500 to 1. you whine abouf the 1. and then about others acknowledging the 50 or the 500.
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  11117. I love that it hit the flag pin.
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  11118. just look at how many spare parts they're destroying there! I bet the average device they're recycling only has one or two internal parts broken besides the worn battery. if they disassembled the phones fully non-destructively and set up testing machines to check each part for function, they could probably save 70+% of the internal parts in good enough condition to use them for repairs. of course offering them for sale would likely heavily damage their new product sales, so apple is fighting tooth and nail to not have to sell parts.
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  11119. lol I thought this was going to be about the likely upcoming vaccine resistant covid variants
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  11120.  @girlishgamer1  I don't think so, certainly no well-known organization. the federal republic or germany generally hasn't had any such distinct and long political struggle to produce that kind of organizations. in theory maybe feminists, but if those are still around, they're still rather narrowly focused.
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  11121.  @gemmalee3032  I don't know what you meant to say there, but it didn't work.
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  11122.  @shortkeys73  you're russian? xD
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  11123. K E I N E R
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  11124. iit isn't really, except for the unprecedented electronic surveillance. both world wwrs were far more insane times than any time since. during WW1, soldiers died by the hundreds of thousand per month, and during WW2 all sides deliberately firebombed the most densely populated parts of cities in order to hinder war production by simply killing as many workers as possible. meanwhile japan bombed chinese civilians with plague fleas and put cholera in their water supply, and the chiinese nationalist army killed hundreds of thousands of chinese citizens by blowing up dams to impede japanese troop movements. plus of course in WW1, everybody loved poison gas, and in WW2, the US nuked nagasaki two days after nuking hiroshima, which they knew wasn't enough time for japanese leadership to realize what happened and decide to surrender.
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  11125. I think cenk only has kids who still are kids,are you talking about his nephew?
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  11126. the EU should have provided more aid to moldovia earlier. the energy crisis is untenable since russia cut half of moldova's gas supply. the poor of moldova can't live like this, and russia's plan to turn them against europe is working.
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  11127. dazu ist anzumerken, dass seit fast einer woche das gesundheitsministerium kaum noch zählen kann weil die toten nicht mehr in krankenhäusern ankommen weil die krankenhäuser fast alle dicht sind. und vor über einer woche war die schätzung des israeliachen militärs 20.000 tote.
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  11128. I would imagine that in WW2 when these were effective against most vehicles, a few of these together would have made for excellent ambush weapons. for firing at a predetermined position on a road, these would have been very conveniently transportable weapons relative to the amount of damage they could reliably do - presumably you could hit more reliably than with shoulder-fired weapons, and probably over significantly longer range. they would also be quite easily concealable at least from the view point of their target (basically any bush will do).
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  11129. and that is why nobody should miss out on MDMA.
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  11130. no, I love it.
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  11131. "bads"
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  11132. wie wär's mit aufschneiden gewesen? oder mit nem akkuschrauber abrollen.
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  11133. that's "dragged a few meters"?
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  11134. uh oh... ben, I wouldn't do that 😂
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  11135. yeah I think after about the fifteenth destroyed hospital and 200th medical proessional, it did become a little bit suspicious.
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  11136. woooow it's been a while since I have heard as much word salad as from all these people concerned about the lobster industry! :O
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  11137. gewitzt
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  11138. that is not how collective responsibility works.
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  11139. what word is spray-painted on that rocket?
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  11140.  @scorpion32  no, TYT is a mixture of standard reflexive leftist antiamericanism (always try to see the enemies of america in some way as the good guys) and some reactionary views to appear "moderate", such as ana's tough on crime anti-homeless thing. I specifically unsubbed after about 10 years of following TYT during their disgustingly callous coverage devoid of all solidarity of the handover of afghanistan to the taliban.
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  11141.  @jimweb3230  fausch bad
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  11142. "besonnen"
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  11143. Sina Bagheri Sarvestani nobody is blaming the cats for being predators. pf course it's a human-madd problem because we brought them there. killing the cats is actually a really easy choice, it's just the trolley problem.
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  11144. try to talk less breathy, dude... and/or use a microphone type/setting and audio editing combination to reduce audibility of breathing. also try repositioning the microphone, moving it farther away should reduce the breath whooshing more than the voice.
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  11145. russia has bread soda AND milk soda? xD
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  11146. naja, es gibt das internet, und es gibt das internet der 4chan-user, wo der gipfel des humors ist, wenn man vor dem livestream-amoklauf "subscribe to pewdiepie" sagt.
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  11147. ok soup brain
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  11148.  @timmethy  parties happen in any democracy when not specifically banned, and the ones that specifically ban them only do it because it weakens the parliament, and they're not really supposed to be democratic.
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  11149. kein wunder, dass die ukrainer vor der deutschen bürokratie zirück in den krieg fliehen!
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  11150. dementia isn't funny.
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  11151. what if she is pledged to be married? the money goes to the guy she was supposed to marry?
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  11152. Wallaby Wrechords that's exactly what they do today in many muslim countries. though they probably don't take the "no divorce" part so seriously. for the man that is, of course.
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  11153. Bryan Leovy jesus christ stated explicitely that all of the old rules from the old testament still apply.
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  11154. Bryan Leovy jesus christ said explicitely that all of the old rules from the old testament still apply.
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  11155. whoopi has 10/10 americabrain. race is what I say it is. merca!
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  11156. nicht youtubekommentare fragen, sondern googeln!
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  11157. 27:24 alright I'm normally good with latin species names, but that one is huge and genuinely complex for being only a genus. xD
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  11158. nevemind, it's just written wrong, that includes the species name.
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  11159.  @kanedNunable  they haven't legalized it
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  11160.  @suicidalbanananana  no, that's scholz' SPD never having wanted to legalize cannabis in the first place, and only having lied about it for the last election. that party stands on step to the left of the christian democrats on everything, that's the only way they find any political positions because their whole thing is to be the party without a program that will change nothing. though scholz personally does reveal his own conservative views in the fact that he wants to ban prostitution.
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  11161. no. russia is getting pushed back very slightly in severodonetsk, but while that fighting may cause russia significant forces. russia will definitely capture severodonetsk because it's cut off from ukrainian supplies by that river. if ukraine fights very well, they may hold lysychansk and perhaps make advances nearby and break the threat of an envelopment. but they can't hold severodonetsk. they will however probably recapture kherson, and while russia is making gains in the donbass because it momentarily got its shit together (that probably won't hold), they will never take kyiv. odessa, dnipro, or even kharkiv, and probably not zaporizhzhia either, I reckon.
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  11162. this was much more satisfying than the title suggests!
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  11163. chad move
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  11164. how's the taste?
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  11165. no, that's jesse lee peterson.
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  11166. that is objective. listen to him talk, watch the way he walks and stands, look at the confusionon his face! biden really is in worse shape than trump.
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  11167. this is exactly what I've always thought of when I saw any reporting about tiktok, positive or negative. it's an app that maxy as well be deaigned by pr°°ators. itshould have been banned around the globe withon a year from launching, not for any data concerns and what not, but for being the most dangerous online platform to children that has ever existed. seeing simultaneously the mainstream media witchhunt specifically against p°°nh°b of all places was so bizarre. tiktok is the biggest online platform. this described here is thecorecontent, it's what the original advertising was all about. how is the most typical content on the biggest online platform seemingly flyingunder the radar, as far as the non-user general public is concerned?
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  11168. notallroyalsknewepsteinnotallroyalsknewepstein
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  11169. start consuming better media than DW about the colonial aparth°°d state of is°°el. al jazeera does real reporting on pale°°°ne. you'll be able to see the difference.
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  11170.  @adlerzwei  that's debateable, but the first period of taliban governance before the NATO occupation certainly did not. that was less of a state than ISIS, it was more of a bizarre mix of a clown show of incompetence with a murderous psychotic cult. by the way hamas is allowing girls' and women's education including university attendance and all that, and not enforcing a hijab mandate and broadly respecting religious diversity.
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  11171.  @Ole_Woodworm  israel did create hamas, more so than the US with the taliban.
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  11172. those stats kinda sound like we should just kill the whole crab instead of throwing back one claw plus the rest of the crab!
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  11173. more like 15-16:00
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  11174. ew wtf
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  11175. the f°°°ing swedish pussies were too scared of warpage - the turbine still works if the tower is leaning, but if the rotor blades twist in different directions, that's a problem. :(
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  11176. wer macht den hindenburg?
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  11177.  @halneuntausend5525  top 👍
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  11178. US presidents are term-limited kings. the way america works elevated the US president to such a mythical position as most powerful man in the world that it would be perceived as national weakness to actually make presidents subject to laws. US presidents are above the law and it's intentional. a president being able to do whatever he wants makes the country seem more powerful, kinda like putin's russia and other dictatorships.
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  11179. he's saying it like that mostly because in german, it always has the article. even ukraine's ambassadors to germany say it with the article in german, so in german, there really is no debate. what's a bit more strange I suppose is that also nobody around here has been told that we're all pronouncing kyiv the russian way. xD also the terminology in english long predates soviet times, it's from when ukraine really wasn't a country, when it was a region of the russian empire. during soviet times, ukraine was officially its own country, the ukrainian socialist soviet republic.
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  11180. 5:20 he got THIS CLOSE to saying "apartheid". I bet he says it in private.
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  11181. yeqh, he's evolved from making absolute garbage to making good videos
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  11182. like what?
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  11183. some USB chargers make high pitches squeaking noises, I think that might be why the cat unplugs that thing.
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  11184. oh, you must have heard him say "ceasefire" somewhere, and I just missed it.
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  11185. sorry, but 2:57 dat ass
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  11186. apparently not. my personal guesses are carbon monoxide or hydrogen cyanide. for the latter, the smell should have been reported as almond-like by now, so I think the former is more likely. it is however a bitharder to deliver in a stealthy way - hydrogen cyanide can be released by just mixing two chemicals, whereas carbon monoxide typically requires burning something in a particular incomplete way to produce some carbon monoxide instead of only carbon dioxide.
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  11187.  @Purp4040  what?
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  11188. maybe partially,but relative to modern dairy cows, they have a much lower maximum production capacity. I'm pretty sure that "half" is actually understating the difference.
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  11189.  @jeanarcouette2897  that's not particularly surprising, since water buffalos alao have a very long history of domestication including some breeding for milk, and they have probably been kept in modernising farming arrangements all throughout their development especially in italy, since there is quite a lot of demand there for buffalo milk for mozzarella and such.
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  11190. military officers from central casting! we should have listened to trump all along! xD
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  11191. 6:11 it's pronounced "nofackus bangus"
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  11192. ist da jemand zu rechts? wir fragen rainer wendt:
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  11193. wtf is dcs and why would you not write the whole term? >_>
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  11194. no, that actually means that they need to get rid of the old, because they old are not or are about to not be working, and they need young people to pay taxes to finance the old people. having fewer retirees is a good thing. fewer dancing old ladies is, too.
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  11195. grease gun > MP5? damn! :O
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  11196. I think it's great and should be legal anywhere (as should prostitution), but I find it dishonest to not call it prostitution. I guess if there are laws to avoid, it makessense. but really the way this can be considered therapy is a standard part of the work that a lot of other prostitutes do, too. any prostitute you ask will tell you that they have clients who mostly want to cuddle and talk, and shy virgin clients.
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  11197. bob bump unclean spirits? that's pretty good! so what brand of lunatic are you, in terms of religion?
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  11198. bob bump if what's written in the bible was true, satan would be the good guy.
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  11199. bob bump jesus was a cult leader who died almost 2000 years ago. I couldn't serve him if I tried, because he's dead.
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  11200. bob bump are you aware that every generation of christians for the past 2000 years has believed that they would be the ones to see the end of days? and do you honestly believe that you're scaring me with those threats somehow? that is so ridiculous! how are you not ashamed to say such idiotic things to other people?
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  11201. 🤡
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  11202. WHY DO WE CARE
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  11203. what's the message?
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  11204.  @_NCO gazprom/putin did close nordstream 1 a month or so before the b°°bing. nordstream 2 never did deliver gas, though all four pipes of both projects were pressurized with product. I did see some discussion before three pipes (2xN1, 1xN2) were removed from the equation of the possibility of the pipes being emptied to the german side, but in the grand scheme of things, I think that would have at best delivered a couple of weeks worth of supply. and the infrastructure is set up to pump gas within a certain pressure range. fun fact: all russian pipelines through ukraine are still running and delivering most of europe's russian gas imports, ukraine still gets its gas from russia, and russia still pays ukraine the transit fees. 🫠
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  11205. @CoreBeliefs I wonder how they first reported a 28 year old trans woman as "apparently a teenager". trans men are the ones who look younger, not trans women.
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  11206. this woman's valley-girl-type way of talking is super annoying, is this how people talk in new york these days? 😦
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  11207. no, he didn't say 'ceasefire'. or 'suspend aid'.
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  11208.  @Alex-fx5es  no, biden is saying "we must let israel bomb hamas, and yes that is hamas"
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  11209. "front toward enemy"
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  11210. because in many european countries, compound bows (a modern weapon, look it up) are the most powerful weapons that are easily available, at least if you want a faster rate of fire than a crossbow.
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  11211. 1:10 "öaöaöaöaöa" - "PRRFFT"
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  11212.  @lisabelle7553  that's because you know less xD
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  11213. nobody said they had 5000 stored. that's secret. the claims are that they fired 2000-7000 today, depending on the source you choose to believe.
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  11214. they always say "no civilian casualties". they did it for the last kabul drone strike too, which turned out to have targeted and killed exclusively civilians (3 adults and 7 children dead). what the US does for its drone strikes is to deliberately not investigate if there are civilian deaths, and explicitly assume that every person hit is a legitimate target as long as no outside organisation like reputable media prove to the US military that they were civilians. they'll go as far as pretending that they have no way to tell children and adults apart on drone footage, and asserting that every child they hit was a legitimate target unless proven otherwise. "no civilian casualties" means "no civilian casualties that we know of, and we have made and will make no attempt to know".
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  11215.  @ChrisJohnson-xm4bu  because of the war
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  11216. murray can't do anything other than what shmuley did here, he just adds an extraordinary amount of white supremacy and some of shapiro would be very capable of the least masked psychopathy you will ever see in a mainstream-adjacent TV commentator (normally only religious zealots or insurgent radicals let it all dangle openly like that). shabibo would be capable of debating all of this, probably wouldn't even need to divert half od the time, and would manage to obfuscate the f°°cistic nature of i-country and its actions quite well. I think the best way to debate-defeat him would be to focus on the correct framing of i-country as a colonial state, and correct framing of the conflict as one-sided land theft and oppression.
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  11217. sad andi scheuer noises
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  11218. etwa 50% des wohnraums im gazastreifen ist zerstört oder direkt beschädigt, plus schwere infrastrukturschäden. von zahlen ausgehend, mit denen die IDF in der ersten woche noch angegeben hat, ist mitlerweile wahrscheinlich schon das sprengkraft-equivalent von little boy und fat man zusammen in gaza verteilt worden.
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  11219. *the taliban maybe he did, the report made no mention of how the baby was found by the original family.
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  11220. Not You it's a comparison, do you know what that is?
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  11221. Not You are you joking?
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  11222. Not You I never referenced any armored limousines or the like, I made a COMPARISON with HYPOTHETICAL luxury cars.
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  11223. Not You lol the wording of your first post really does not lend itself to now pretending that you didn't misunderstand me.
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  11224. russia brought the war there, and russia killed her mother.
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  11225. I reckon meat is a minority constituent
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  11226. 6:08 lol is he looking for things the guys in front of him might have dropped?
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  11227. hermes-450, loud due to wankel engine, mufflers removed to make them much louder still after the incident.
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  11228. quarantine in your wage cage!
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  11229. #nichtsgewusst
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  11230. Yattaman none of that is true. -a german
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  11231. Yattaman no disagreement from me about boris and the tories, but I think we're getting along with them better than with americafirstland at the moment. I have no clue what france is doing, but germany was very slow to begin evacuating. they had to fly out the embassy staff to the airport from the US embassy roof with US helicopers. the decision to evacuate the embassy was made by the staff there after begging for instructions and getting no reply out of germany. a decision to send in german troops for evacuations of civilians was made two or three days before kabul fell, but they were scheduled to arrive on what turned out to be the second day of taliban control. luckily the americans were faster. I don't know how many are left, but german citizens were being evacuated at least until yesterday, and the situation of the afghan collaborators of the bundeswehr is a catastrophe, same as the american ones. our foreign minister and defense minister will most likely have to resign over their extreme incompetence, although there is an election next month, so it won't matter much.
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  11232. die hunde gucken am ende total erniedrigt, weil lutz ihre leinen hält.
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  11233. ägypten wird immer "ruhig bleiben". general sisi ist durch putschunterstützung und waffenkauf zu besonders hohem maß mit dem westen und i-land im selben boot. sein erzfeind ist die muslimbruderschaft (stichwort rabaa-massaker), und von der organisation stammt h°m°s ab. ägypten setzt ja sogar i-lands hungersnot durch! im moment baut ägypten einen zweiten grenzzaun hinter der grenze, höchst wahrscheinlich werden da auf unbestimmte zeit mindestens ein paar hundert tausend landen (gegen nicht öffentliche gegenleistung von i-land). vorgesehen iat immer noch sie gesamte entvölkerung und übeenahme des g-streifens, aber dafür wird ägyptennwohl noch immer zusagen fordern, dass andere staaten weit mehr als die hälfte aufnehmen. oder vielleicht machen die saudis mit und spenden milliarden für ein geschlossenes luxusghetto neugaza im sinai.
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  11234. isr°°lische kriegsverbrechen-videos gucken und rheinisch frohfeixen, nehm ich an
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  11235. well, western media and politicians love to play up the closeness of turkey and russia, but really, it's only been partial cooperation this whole time, and if you look at any proxy wars going on, turkey and russia are generally on opposing sides. between the US and russia, turkey is like 80% on america's side. in "libya", turkish troops and russia/wagner have even deployed combat troops on opposing sides, and in syria, one of russia's closest allies and the country of russia's biggest war effort before 2022, turkey has invaded and currently occupies parts of the country in collaboration with syrian islamist militias (and there also is that thing we don't talk about, which is that turkey was ISIS' most important supporter before that became a losing fight). it's not that turkey and russia have friendly relations, it's more like a consensual dominance-submission thing, with turkey having provided a large portion of russia's biggest embarrassments in recent years, and putin seemingly liking erdogan not in spite of, but because of this. turkey had some drama with it deciding to buy S-400 air defense systems from russia instead of america's patriot, and getting kicked out of the F-35 program as punishment (which now looks extremely stupidy given the demonstrated relative capabilities of ukraine's patriots shooting down kinzhals, whereas russian air defenses including many S-400 systems have proven largely incapable of even defending against strizh attacks). but even before 2022, turkey's military-industrial cooperation with ukraine was bigger than that with russia, or the cooperation between many other NATO countries and ukraine, including setting up baykar drone production in ukraine. perhaps it's also that putin is so desperate for any friendly gestures from NATO countries that he's very appreciative of the few that turkey provides, since that's more than russia is grtting from any other NATO country. and of course turkey doesn't just have that kind of relationship with russia, but also partially with the US, as demonstrated when turkey invaded syria to attack the mostly kurdish SDF, the US' only major remaining ally in the country, and the US' reaction was a hasty withdrawal abandoning america's allies to be overrun by turkey, and america even pretended like nothing happened when tuekey shelled an american military base still containing US military personnel because they felt like they weren't running away fast enough. of course the US wasn't a fan of turkey's support for the islamic state either, but publically pretended like it wasn't happening, and by the looks of it, turkey didn't cease its support until the US had more or less defeated ISIS.
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  11236. AOC and ilhan omar did meh. ayanna pressley got it right, as far as I recall. tlaib was the only squad member who really f*d up bad.
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  11237. they're clearly not allowed to be. all german state media and most german commercial media are voluntarily abiding by israel's russia-like new war censorship laws, as was just reported about CNN (and they legally apply to all reporters in israel, so any time you see a correspondent there, they are heavily censored, as is any article written by somebody there).
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  11238.  @freedahlogic8368  🤡
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  11239.  @erikt1713  contrary opinions are significantly more popular than their practically absolute absence in german news media and among federal politicians suggests. it's really a deep commitment to denying reality, such as is°°el being a colonial apartheid state founded on ethnic cleansing. such things are approached with the same degree of intellectual honesty that germany expressed (and largely the same methodology) in following i°°°el's request for its allies to issue statements calling the south african ge°°cide suit "baseless", in spite of the fact that the filed paper itself is packed full of evidence. on the other hand you would probably still get most of germany's leading politicians answering affirmatively if you asked them if babies were beheaded on the day of the many 9/11s. I suspect if one was to challenge the non-existent case for organized weaponized r°pe having occurred at the bundestag, that would more likely result in a spontaneous stoning than in even one member expressing doubt.
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  11240. "barbarbarbarbar" - this thread
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  11241. 19:27 yeah that recent daily show piece on pal°°°ine was terrible, it rehashed all the same old lib-zi°n°st misrepresentations of the nature of i-country and the conflict, ascribed total unwillingness to compromise to h°m°s, and pretended that on the other side, the hate and aggression is a fringe view essentially limited to net°°°ahu. dude, I assumed that the guest was at least palestinian american, because he and his j°°ish friend were introduced as representing the two conflict sides - even though the supposed representative for pal°°°inians let various smears stand unchalleged, and probably spoke about a third of the time that the otherguy did. but no, the guy is from pakistan??? jon stewart 's idea of presenting the pal°°°inian perspective is to ask a pakistani-american? close enough if he's m°slim and can pass for arab? 😦
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  11242. hmm because it's not of relevant size, and in no way unexpected because bolsonazo has many angry fans? just a guess, I don't care about what those people do. the only thing that matters is that he didn't manage to organise a coup like he said he would.
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  11243.  @monikam9069  no, nor does lula
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  11244. no, the only way she might get enough money out of this for new teeth is crowd funding.
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  11245.  @kennybachman35  great, another literacy-challenged american! I just had a comment exchange with one of you people the other day that was equally predicated on them just refusing to actually read what I wrote instead of responding to a strawman.
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  11246. stop calling hippos horses just because it's in the name! they're much more related to and similar to pigs. giant aquatic pigs. and pigs are pretty comparable in their size to danger ratio, too.
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  11247.  @wolfgangemmerich7552  hä warum fragst du mich das?
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  11248.  @wolfgangemmerich7552  ja, mein kommentar war nicht gut formuliert. mit "die" meinte ich humanitäre hilfsgüter bzw. nahrungsmittel und medizinwaren, aber xie begriffe kamen ja nicht nicht direkt im originalkommemtar vor. diese überlebenswichtigen waren sind grundsätzlich von derartigen westlichen sanktionen ausgenommen. allerdings gibt es blockaden, die über die offiziellen sanktionen hinausgehen, wie die allgemeine schließung der syrischen grenze durch die türkei, oder die golfarabisch-amerikanische seeblockade jemens vor ein paar jahren.
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  11249. die fand ich besonders sympatisch ^^
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  11250. 7:00 that guy in his late 50s or so claims that his father and grandfather used to do this, even though papyrus was only reintroduced in egypt in the 70s? kinda sussy
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  11251. ⭐here's your sticker
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  11252. nice zucchini clickbait! my neighbour's cat likes cucumber, too.
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  11253. sicherheitsgurt hinterm rücken schützt auch? xD
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  11254. the sculptures in thestreets should be cast in concrete after wrapping, if the material and machinery is available and not needed for military purposes. I'm pretty sure I have seen pictures of that being done in WW2. if the statures get a thick and impermeable weapoing like that first, then any concrete poured around it will eventually be easily removable without damaging the sculpture. alternatively, if the material and machinery is needed elsewhere, they could just follow up the wrapping by piling up a barricade of furniture etc. around the sculptures to catch potential sheapnel. though the problem with that would be that it would probably be mostly flammable material, and could end up putting a sculpture in the middle of a bonfire. padding and concrete would be ideal.
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  11255. hezbollah is covering up that they were involved in selling off that ammonium nitrate for clandestine bomb production. it was held in beirut port for years because that was a convenient place to smuggle it out of (plenty of shipping traffic and general corruption). the official storage quantity was 2750 tons, but the size of the explosion suggested under 1000 tons. where did the rest go?
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  11256. you should have seen norbert röttgen!
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  11257. Marcus Leung P90 cute, MP7 cool
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  11258. why the euphemisms? just say you want NATO countries to go to war with russia.
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  11259. 1:42 "the subway floahhh"
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  11260. nah, the jewish temple got demolished.
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  11261.  @hanna319  f off I'm not muslim, and that happened centuries ago. you don't get to reverse things just because you feel like it when everybody has moved on with their lives and adapted for generations.
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  11262.  @TheYak_Traveller  I doubt that that's in the quran. it's been standard practice in islam in particular and in other religions, too. I'm pretty sure that mecca was a non-abrahamic holy city before mohammed took it over and forced everybody to convert to islam.
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  11263. no, I have never heard of tesla making solar tiles.
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  11264. yeah I found it pretty funny to watch the video where they were calmly talking about how those soldiers directly next to thm were ruasian paratroopers awaiting a ukrainian counterattack... why would you stand next to that? xD
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  11265. what's with the pattern-welded barrels?
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  11266. by seeing decent reporting on what's currently going on. and researching the history only reveals the situation to be even more unjust.
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  11267. like how they started calling it all canola despite that just being a specific cultivar, because the terms rapeseed and rape field are highly suspicious. xD
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  11268. I did, those just mostly weren't the clips that got highlighted (at least one clip of people protecting a lone cop who got pulled into the crowd was though). most riots have a partially very fiendly communal atmosphere, and that one was no exception. most people in that mob did not commit acts of violence, and even among those inside the capitol, probably most just went in spontaneously because they could, not to do anything. you need to consider that they're all idiots - they didn't think things through as far as understanding that violence would be involved in any method of getting the thing they thought they were achieving done, they went there because the whole crowd around them interpreted a certain part of trump's speech to be an instruction specifically to invade the capitol. they just delegated the thinking to him because their astonishingly smooth brains believe trump to be a genius and a saint, so if he says something and it sounds good to them, it must be right.
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  11269. I hope the janjaweed are destroyed, and the military weakened.
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  11270. 1:30 I love the bow
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  11271. why would there be an end? things have been worse before, we had two world wars.
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  11272. Albert Jackinson please note that I am not american and me dissing the democratic party doesn't mean that I don't recognize that the trump party is way worse. given the antidemocratic US election system that's locked into two parties, I would vote democrat every chance I got. but by european standards, the center of the democratic party (like pelosi and schumer) is center-right. angela merkel is a center right politician in germany, but she is well to the left of joe biden.
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  11273. Albert Jackinson normal leftist, probably green party, kinda like the original social democrats. socdems now are mostly way too centrist, especially here in germany.
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  11274. great english you got there, ivan
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  11275. now I'm wondering if guns with the serial number 69 actually sell for more money...
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  11276. most annoying presidential ticket 😂
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  11277. panjshir pederasts>taliban
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  11278. 4:21 he thought they would get educated? you can't attend schools in countries where you have no legal status, and pakistanis with no proven extraordinary story of persecution can't get asylum in europe.
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  11279. he already interviews better than many politicians... like kamala harris
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  11280. to tell trump very strongly that russia did not start the war.
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  11281.  @blackpanthar906  yeah obamna's prize was some BS aspirational award, like "let's encourage him to do what he says he will by giving him the award before he does it". I suggest you sit down, and then google who won it in 1973. xD
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  11282. 2:18 a bahgs?
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  11283. plus these old people are abandoning all of their belongings that they can't carry through that rubble. a lot of them probably can't even take their pets.
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  11284. I like that this guy doesn't just blame the chief, but every cop who stopd there and did nothing. every one of thm could have at least spoken up and not shup up until whoever was supposed to make the decision decided to go in.
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  11285. if one wanted to be mean about it, then in retrospect the decision to adopt out two babies to a single woman with severe health problems was not a good one.
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  11286. Kyle Scott lol thank you, I try
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  11287. that's not what psychopathy is.
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  11288. isr°°° is a narcissist. national narcissism is the state ideology.
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  11289. aaaaah so he's the china candidate ^^
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  11290. more old dog adoption video for your general pro-adoption mission please! more people need to know that old dogs are often a more reasonable stress-free choice. they're getting left behind at shelters by people who would have been happier with the old dogs than with the chewing, peeing, barking, hyperactive untrained and unsocialized puppies they chose only because they have a fleeting cuteness bonus.
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  11291.  @silecin  I like hydrogen peroxide. sadly, the EU has restricted the free sale of hydrogen peroxide over 12% or so a few years ago. no more H2O2 30 percento for me :(
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  11292. do you condemn chabad?
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  11293. ihr seid echt komische vögel.
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  11294. piers morgan repeatedly hosting douglas murray to propagate his pro-genocide white supremacist take on gaza has been substantially more concerning.
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  11295. 7:30 oh damn, the chechens are sending their mall ninjas!
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  11296. they are poisoning themselves and the region with the mercury spills and vapour. and mercury is an extremely persistent poison since it's a poisonous element, so the area is basly impacted for centuries to come. the video mentions that this is upstream of major fishing grounds, that cod harm mauritania more than the gols is worth. these people are trying to get rich at everybody else's expense. though of course the main change should be the government oeganising a switch to mining methods that don't involve mercury - those are not as easy for an individual niner to do, but when done at scale, they are very economically viable and are industry standard in any reasonable country.
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  11297. ok groomer
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  11298. I feel sorry for his previous owner. I wonder where they went where they couldn't take the bird... maybe an elder care home? he's clearly very used to being very close with nice humans, and he doesn't seem to have any plucking issues like a lot of cockatoos, so I think he was cared for well.
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  11299. the presenter is one of the whitest men I have ever seen. and the way he keeps focussing on negative things about the locals and then pretends not to judge them is quite entertaining.
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  11300. Kekistani Help Desk aww I'm sorry litle n*zi, don't cry!
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  11301. HOW is the price of cooking oil normally 1€ per liter in indonesia? I'm pretty sure that's about normal for canola or palm oil here in germany. indonesia has much lower wages and is the world's biggest producer of palm oil, the cheapest cooking oil, so HOW is the price supposed to normally be the same there as in germany? that makes absolutely no sense!
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  11302. die linke könnte sich locker 2 prozentpunkte mehr bei der nächsten wahl sichern, wenn die alle einfach bezüglich außenpolitik das maul halten würden. das ist blamage pur.
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  11303. it's quite obvious- now israel has largely stopped warning people before bombing their homes (they mostly used to do it with the big towers that would contain hundreds of people). according to the israeli narrative, since they dropped leaflets warnung that anyone remaining in the north aould be considered a hamas supporter, they are now free to kill anyone without warning, and any number at once. but really, if you rationally consider how many homes and other civilian buildings israel flattened earlier in this war and also in prior wars over the last two decades, it is obvious that the point was not to hit etherial hamas targets that israel somehow knew to be all over the place in buildings whose residents did not,but rather the pount was to destroy people's homes and all their possessions and quality of life, and to do this to very large numbers of people while keeping the death count relatively low, because they knew that this was the only metric that could cause them problems - it's practically the only one that ever gets reported. speaking of which, a different metric: in 3.5 weeks, israel has destroyed or damaged half of the homes in gaza. and it's now november. even if israel stopped and withdrew today, and hokked up the utilities again, how would gazans even get everybody housed and the dwellings heated, given that no doubt underground gas lines are broken in thousands of places? I reckon israel's plan is to destroy gaza to such an umliveable degree that they can then lean back in a month or two and say "it's not us, it's the cold. look how cold it is egypt, don't you think you should open the border?"
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  11304. MP7
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  11305. NATO's rules dictate that no country with existing territorial disputes can join. that's part of why russia invaded in the first place, and part of why it's such an unrealistic pretense for russia to claim that ukraine is about to join NATO.
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  11306. those are definitely not included as this is about COMMERCIAL exploitation, and even when a brideprice is involved, marriage is generally not considered to be form of sex work... though one could argue that besides other household duties, it often is. categories included in that number are probably only prostitution, webcam modeling, and pornography. non-commercial exploitationis many times more common, but this number is probably also a major undercount, as it amounts to only one child per 5000 humans. non-commercial exploitation is probably more like one in 100 people, and some percentage of those cases that's likely impossible to count involves secondary commercial exploitation, with repeat perpetrators finding opportunities to pimp out their victims or sell pictures, videos, or streams.
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  11307. 2:43 yikes, francesca is very not good with numbers. because that's almost twice the US' cost for the afghanistan war. apparently francesca is one of those people for whom the word "trillion" turns their brains off. it's just [big number], to them it's the same as a billion or a million. if they could even explain when asked what a trillion is, certainly they can't conceptualize it. it's not a thousand billions, it's not a million millions, it's big number head empty.
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  11308. I reckon if you put some kind of rigid tube section long enough to bridge the triggers on your finger, that tube would be a machine gun. or maybe it would not be, because with two triggers it's still two trigger pulls... which raises the question of how far you would be allowed to alter the triggers or attach a linking piece to the triggers or a lever into the trigger guard that merely offers the option of a synchronous trigger pull, but still allows the triggers to alternatively move independently, without the two triggers becoming one trigger in the eyes of the law. 🧐
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  11309. ich glaub an einer million männer kann man noch nicht mal an einem tag vorbeirennen. xD
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  11310. aww... ivar acts grumpy all day, only sleeps with snuggles at night
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  11311. kabul is the least likely part of afghanistan to be taken by the taliban. still very likely though. kabul is by far the largest city and also has a pretty sizeable buffer of anti-taliban areas around it. it's either go to kabul or leave afghanistan if you don't want to be governed by the taliban. and for all who can afford it, the best way to leave afghanistan currently is via the kabul airport. people who can't afford to leave afghanistan in any way may also hope to find some sort of internationally protected zone in kabul due to the presence of foreign diplomats and troops as well as the national government. it's been a pretty common feature in conflicts and genocides in a few african countries for example that refugees camp out at international airports because they are guarded by foreign troops. that also gives people hope for some chance of evacuation, and relatively good access to humanitarian supplies.
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  11312. no, just a few. really mostly mali, and they're selling their mineral wealth to russia instead. oh, and the central african republic has been doing the same, and I think burkina faso is turning on france a little. none of them are going to end up doing well, it's all military juntas that traditionally don't know what they're doing, and are internationally unpopular.
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  11313. peterson these days is truly a picture of inner peace. his room must be extremely clean. as is he, because he definitely got off those benzos for good.
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  11314. A YouTuber most places don't have the terrain abd water access for pumped hydro, pretty much no place has enough capacity for pumped hydro to fully smooth out energy supply and demand with renewables only, and all hydropower is seriously locally destructive to nature.
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  11315. do you make a habit of always including the most pointless story in the program?
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  11316. ovomaltine is a nice chocolaty malt powder for milk. basically maltesers as a drink, but maybe a bit less sweet.
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  11317. NOBODY said that.
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  11318. they seem like very stupid children with ADHD. xD
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  11319. 🤡
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  11320. nicht witzig
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  11321. "the gopnik dialogue tree" xD
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  11322. I saw a sky just like that once at the tail end of an otherwise rather horrible trip on what I thought was LSD, but in retrospect was probably a DOx type LSD replacement (mostly because it took about two hours to take effect and still ended up being very strong). big halos on the stars, very deep blue sky, expressively swirly whispy clouds. a more reliable way to make the world look like oil paint are 2C-B and its analogues. I've only tried 2C-B-fly, but it's my favourite psychedelic besides MDMA. phenethylamines>ergolines>tryptamines :)
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  11323. humans=animals
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  11324.  @eaglesclaws8  how would those serve as a firebreak? >_>
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  11325.  @eaglesclaws8  you just suggested planting TREES in the forest gaps that are supposed to be firebreaks. do you not see the problem with that?
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  11326. thanks obamna
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  11327.  @ambxyz417  "demonstrierende" sind menschen, die akut demonstrieren. "demonstrant" ist der allgemeine begriff ohne zeitliche bindung. also ja, in dem fall demonstranten.
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  11328.  @ambxyz417  hast du nicht gesagt
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  11329.  @ambxyz417  🙊🙊
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  11330. yes, you can occasionally expect DW to not be licking american boots.
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  11331. well, linnaeus already named like every second plant and animal.
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  11332. judged by which aim?
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  11333. 12:01 giving directions to the downed helicopter xD
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  11334. 0:44 et ceterum censeo phenomenon: singular phenomena: plural
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  11335. they actually do that a lot, and they lie for each other. for example cops frequently get innocent victims of police violence convicted and jailed, because the most convenient way for cops to justify having beaten, tasered, pepper-sprayed, shot, arrested or otherwise abused somebody who is now sueing them for it is to claim that it was the victim who attacked THEM, and they were just subduing and arresting the attacker. cops are almost never alone and almost always willing to lie for each other, so sueing the police for brutality has a strong tendency to turn out being the single victim's word against an alternative story backed by several cops, so the victim loses their lawsuit against the cops and the cops get the victim convicted for an assault that never happened. they even go as far as hiding their own body- and dashcam recordings, and in at least one case in the US that I recall, the cops actually selectively submitted to the court just one dashcam video that only recorded audio of the incident, because one of the cops had the foresight to repeatedly yell "stop reaching for my gun" while beating the victim. those are definitely the scariest words to hear when you are being attacked by police, and it's not rare at all.
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  11336. yes, though I do wonder where those will end up if there's an end to the war. as far as I know, manpads are extremely sought-after on the international black market because they're normally highly controlled. imagine how much stingers are worth to drug cartels whose operations are threatened by helicopter raids...the ability to shoot down helicopters would make the bosses much harder to arrest.
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  11337.  @blackmass1082  yee, I suppose. though roy wood junior is not a great choice for that either, he's been around for a while.
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  11338. it was like 30% limp bizkit's fault.
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  11339. chop chop 😵
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  11340.  @FS-rx7wc  wenn man von drei worten nur zwei versteht, einfach mal die fresse halten
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  11341.  @FS-rx7wc  <-_digga sieht das für dich aus wie eine russische flagge? xD
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  11342. yes, save the mall
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  11343.  @moorederodeo  almost.
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  11344.  @3ede467  digga defragmentier mal dein gehirn, das ist ja gruselig
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  11345.  @andmanab  wieso, welchen vorteil haben denn die aneigner gegenüber den mitgliedern der ursprungskultur? das sehe ich wenn dannnur bei möglicherweise erkennbar kopierten tattoomotiven aus ländern wie japan und china, wo jegliche tätowierung traditionell und noch immer sehr stark als kennzeichen krimineller banden gesehen wird. ansonsten haben menschen schon seit prähistorischen zeiten weit über den globus verteilt tätowiert, daher ist tätowierung allgemein gar keiner einzelnen kultur zuzuordnen. das ist ungefähr so, als würde man behaupten, dass makeup oder bildhauerei zu einem bestimmtenkulturkreis gehören. also bestimmte stile und motive schon, aber nicht tattoos allgemein. und tattoos mit moderner technik würde ich sowieso als primär eine kategorie unter sich und somit eher in globaler multikulti-tradition sehen.
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  11346. the US navy is not sending their best.
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  11347. this robot voice even reads typos convincingly xD
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  11348. photographoptikum it's not a joke about adolf, it's about austrians. do you sympathize with austrians?
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  11349.  @MsKingusbaby1  you can't keep warm with candles, they're only useful for a little bit of light. you can not heat a closed room with any kind of fire without having it under a chimney to suck off the combustion gasses. if you just light a candle, it won't heat your room, no matter if you put planter pots over it (doesn't change the amount of heat or CO2 produced). if you light a big enough fire to warm up the room inside with no exhaust, you will either die of carbon dioxide poisoning, or notice in time and let out the air after getting drowsy and perhaps a headache. if the fire produces much carbon monoxide, you're more likely to die. that's why idiots die every year because they decided to have an indoor barbecue, and why people kill themselves by running a car engine in the garage or piping the exhaust into the car.
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  11350. it's not an intervention in haiti's sovereignty, since haiti's government requested the help. and yes, it is a good idea if the mission gets designed well. namely with more aggressive rules of engagement than UN peacekeepers normally have
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  11351. this is a settler colonial aparth°°d state founded on the expulsion of 750,000 indigenous people...... they never did care.
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  11352. I think that's a thing.
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  11353. no, cutting their faces with razor-sharp stones.
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  11354. ah yes, mondern man
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  11355. •Carolynn the Simp• sorry about your cat. many cats with some asian ancestry look like this though and are difficult to individually distinguish. I'm just guessing again, but I also think that this cat probably was homeless for a lot less than two years. he still seems more familiar with human contact than with fending for himself. I think he just failed to adapt and deteriorated quickly and would have died quickly outside. I don't know if you did, but you should get any pets that have any chance of being lost chipped (even indoor cats). if your pet is lost and not chipped, YOU need to search for and find it. if it is chipped, you will get it back if ANYBODY finds it and brings it to a vet or shelter, because those places all scan for chips. the only ways you don't get a chipped pet back are if nobody finds it or if somebody finds it and deliberately makes no attempt to get it returned.
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  11356. ok but THE EYES THOUGH
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  11357. "they love each other" bones: "I never chose to live with that weirdo!"
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  11358. bullsh°°, they're part of an integrated NATO air defence network that monitors anything flying at least over the western half of ukraine. the missile was part of a wave attack of over 50 missiles and drones, NATO generally already takes note of their launches, and by the time any get to poland, all the monitoring processes have had something like one to several hours to get everything rolling to whatever level of readiness they want. it's several hours in the case of air-launched cruise missiles, for which NATO through US satellites typically already notes the take-off of the planes, at least when it's the strategic bombers used for launching cruise missiles other than kinzhal, which requires the high speed of the mig-31.
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  11359. what did you think the republican party was? xD
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  11360. typical dubai - so expensive, yet so trashy
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  11361. when america does it, it's always on purpose, because the america always intends to invade all countries.
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  11362.  @andrijasaviccsavic1124  of course. the bolsheviki were enemies of the russian empire, they took over russia during WW1 with german support, and then pulled russia out of the war against germany in which russia had been allied with france, britain, america etc., as germany had intended. the soviet union then also quickly followed up on WW1 with a war of aggression against poland to annex it, and poland was an ally of the western powers. the soviet union then went on to be weimar germany's biggest covert partner in germany's efforts to rearm in contravention of the treaty of versailles. the soviet union's declared and often attempted political ambition was to spread communism to all countries, overthrowing wll existing capitalism, liberalism, conservatism and monarchism. for this purpose, they supported both non-violent and violent socialist and communist revolutionaries all over the western world.
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  11363. sending a young pretty white woman to do this report seems quite reckless.
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  11364.  @boogerbrains138  that's an uncontroversial historical fact. do you know of any relatively fascistic regimes that wete not US allies during or around the 1960s?
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  11365. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 ukraine is going to have to start importing sunflower seeds soon. 😉
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  11366. no, he just has cancer.
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  11367. ​ @The-Man-Right-Chea the UN did not create i-country. the (early small barely expanded WW2 anti-axis-alliance) UN and future i-country's representatives agreed on the 1947 partition plan, but that never took any effect because the pal°°°inian representatives, who were in fact asked (though they were only presented with a largely finished plan, whereas the yishuv had collaboratively drawn it up with the UN) would have needed to agree and did not. the actual founding of the state was not based on the partition plan and not approved by the UN, it was only retroactively recognized by the UN as legitimate irrespective of the partition plan.
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  11368. ​ @Uncanny_Mountain by inside job I mean they (military and intelligence leadership, unclear who exactly was involved beyond the obvious yoav gallant and avi rosenfeld) let it happen, very very deliberately (and deliberately weakened defenses in preparation and obviously delayed the response to a totally implausible degree). we don't have indications that any agents were involved in initiating or planning it, we only have a remarkably large amount of evidence of them being aware of the plans and the final proceedings. though I would also armchair analyse that the amount of weaponry and production materials (mostly the chemicals for the rockets and seemingly whole-imported large rockets, but also the paramotors) seems implausible to have gotten into the strip without the same sort of government involvement that they have admitted in sending in suitcases full of cash. particularly since the latest widening of the egyptian buffer zone and tunnel detection and flooding program seems to have closed all of the border tunnels within the last 3-5 years.
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  11369.  @facehugger3  I know you're trying to make a far more ignorant point in avery stupid way, but the 7th of october actually does curiously rhyme with history in more than just the intended reference to the yom kippur war 50 years and a day earlier. the 7th of october 1944 was the date of the biggest prisoner revolt of aus°°witz birkenau, conducted by members of the sonderkommando, the inmates doing most of the work in g°s chamber and crematorium operation (they formed a relatively large consensus to revolt because they had gotten wind of the fact that their replacement date was coming up - sonderkommando inmates were replaced in regular intervals and marked for d°°th with particular diligence because they were key witnesses).
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  11370. ​​​ @NapoleonMaradona  Rainer Wendt, er ist kein echter Polizist, Rainer Wendt, weil er ihm selbst der nächste bist. Rainer Wendt, er fordert Rechtsstaat und Moral, aber beides ist ihm selber scheißegal. Rainer Wendt, er ist ein rechter Populist. Und er denkt, er wär ein echter Polizist. Rainer Wendt, er fordert Ordnung und Gesetz, aber scheißt drauf wenn’s ihm selber etwas nützt.
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  11371. Armando Problemas 9/11 was 20.5 years ago, not 19. or are you referring to the iraq war? that would be dumb, that was a much smaller geopolitical event. in fact 9/11 and the war on terror are very likely to have been smaller than the consequences of this war now. no, it's not a possibility that a new iron curtain forms. it's a certainty unless putin is removed, for the most part it's already happened. what's coming now is a steady ratcheting up of repression and disconnection, and potentially a lot more war over where the iron curtain will be. what's certain is that russia will become like belarus or even like china in terms of repression. russia has even been building its own internet infrastructure for the last 3-5 years or so with the express purpose to be able to disconnect russia from the global internet and only give citizens access to a russian intranet. this would be beyond even what china does with its great firewall, which is principally bypassable by VPN (though illegal and more and more difficult). as far as I'm aware, ONLY north korea has an intranet like what russia has been preparing to implement. what's also near certain is that russia will impose heavy reatrictions on exiting the country like what the soviet union and warsaw pact had and north korea has. unless putin is removed, things will only get worse. they will continue getting worse in the coming months, and if putin stays, they will remain terrible for decades. this is the KGB reasserting its power, it's a more controlled version of what the coup of '92 was trying to do. and it has massive public support in russia, certainly more support than opposition. it's been in deliberate preparation for about a decade, with the gradual destruction of political opposition and journalism, and the indoctrination of the russian people into a renewed war/cold war mindset. the russian military is an absolute embarrassment in ukraine, but the internal control is extremely effective. there appears to be next to no risk of the people turning against the government, change could only happen by putin's removal by other powerful men and replacement by hopefully somebody less insane. it's really interesting and concerning how even young russians critical of putin and open to the west like natasha or nfkrz seem to have real trouble comprehending that the russian people despite the authoritarianism/developing dictatorship DO have a collective responsibility for their government's actions. they appear to be very deeply programmed for apathy and just letting the government do whatever they want. it's like they view the idea of the russian people controlling their government in some way like an absurd fairy tale. it seems that almost nobody in russia believes that it's possible to resist the government, and of course when that sentiment is so wide-spread, it is self-fulfilling, which is the point. the government knows it's not getting everybody to believe the party line, instead they have found causing doubt about what is real and the perception of the people being powerless to be highly effective for pacifying that portion of the population who don't actively support the government. russians are dupposed to either support, or tune out, and they almost all do.
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  11372.  @heatherhinde6544  every party in every conflict is responsible for its own actions. behind every action is a choice, and every choice must be morally justifiable. due to the power differential in this highly one-sided colonial conflict, is°°el has much more practical ability to deescalate without having to fear consequences from volunteering to assume a weaker position to show good will. but they have at least for several decades done exactly the opposite: they have an official policy to retaliate against every attack with a more severe attack. this is objectively a worse version of the otherwise universally condemned practice of blood feuds in some "primitive" cultures, and by design ensures that is°°el always is clearly more evil. they believe it is right to te°°orize the enemy into backing down, forcing them to be the one to deescalate literally every single engagement with no exception, often and sometimes officially (in home demolitions) by way of collective punishment of the family or community of an attacker. the same logic of the war crime of collective punishment is otherwise perhaps best known from the WW2 german occupation of eastern europe, where the germans implemented a policy of rounding up and exec°ting 50 local civilians for every german occupier wounded by insurgent attacks, and 100 for each that was killed. no, even that did not work, resistance was still quite heavy. and though at most times prior to october 7th, is°°eli retribution was less severe than this, it similarly did, along with many other similarly abusive policies, serve to create a reality in which armed resistance was eminently justified. is°°el's argument for why their enemies should give up and submit to their domination is that it is strong and evil. you know, the same thing that characterizes the big bad of every hero story.
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  11373.  @huntergatherer7796  100% fake news is what that is. hamas governs the gaza strip. with actual state organs, taxes, and state employee salaries paid by qatar. the one major other militant group in gaza is islamic jihad, and that is much smaller, and only joined hamas' mission ad hoc after hamas had breached the border. to think that an attack of an unprecedented acale and organisational sophistication out of gaza was done by aome group other than hamas that let hamas take credit is absurd. hamas is at least five times more powerful than the second most powerful group in gaza, which is islamic jihad. the hamas members in the gaza strip genuinely are one cohesive centrally goverened groupy there has never been major infighting. the west bank is far less csntrally governed and cohesive, as the PLO/PA's collaboration with israel in jointly administering the occupation has bred immense resentment among the people, so now there are significant disparate militant groupings like the jenin brigades and the lion's den that are founded on the idea of recreating gaza's success in forcing out the israeli occupation through armed resistance to achieve some form of self-governance, and at least freedom from daily harassment and the threat of death or arrest in every location including one's home.
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  11374. they didn't, you're just dumb.
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  11375. 5:13 can somebody please get kyle to stop repeating those numbers? no, they're not i-country's own, they're not anybody's numbers. the percentage of security forces among the deaths of israelis and non-palestinian foreigners during the 10/7 attack was 32%. that's something like 25% army, 5% police included in the count, and a handful of intelligence agents. I haven't seen a count for kibbutz guards and such, which apparently count as armed civilians, but I don't think those eould make up another 20%. however i-country's targeting is much worsethan that - only 30% of the people they kill are even adult men (I think that was around 75% for h°mas and friends), and that's out of apopulation that is 25% adult men. that auggests tome that 5% is the ballpark of the percentage among the g°zan dead who were combatants. and the starkest difference: 10/7 had 3% minors among the dead victims. in g°za, 40% of the dead are minors. i-country's response has ki°°ed a total of 350 times as many minors as 10/7. i-country claims to have been invaded by at least a thousand rotally unhinged monsters, and there indeed is video footage of them murd°°ing civilians (the individual morals varied greatly between attackers, some reportedly spoke to civilians in a friendly manner and said they were looking only for soldiers to capture (seemingly referring at least in part to reservists among the civilians) - but almost none of them mu°°ered any minors, because the total count including at least a few ki°°ed by i-country's own less discriminating tanks and helicopters is 36. so at worst, if i-country's total is to be believed, something like one in every hundred attackers each ki°°ed one minor.
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  11376. 3:16 bayraktar 👀
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  11377. there are bus stops with heat lamps? that sounds like the opposite of anti-homeless benches!
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  11378.  @tombradburn3935  alright my post did contain a lot of typos, but not enough to misunderstand that much. I'm saying the next three presidential terms will be better if this year's election goes to trump, not that the one next presidential term will be better. except on pale°°°ne, there trump will actually be better.
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  11379. if it's not done very clearly by prominent russians, the russian people will demand blood, and killing putin will dramatically increase the chance of a nuclear war.
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  11380. I don't actually know the answer, but I suspect yes. I know there are machine guns with quick-detach barrels to swap them when they get hot, and I don't think that the chamber is swapped with those. if the chamber does get less hot than the barrel, it's most likely because the brass of the bullet casing takes the heat first, and it gets ejected before it can transfer much of it to the steel of the chamber. I have definitely heard mention of it being a problem with caseless and polymer-cased ammo in automatic guns that there isn't the cooling effect of the stream of hot brass leaving the gun.
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  11381. the governor is "giving a master class" by announcing that he will not continue doing things wrong like he has been? ana's brain worms have been busy...
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  11382. you mean lukashenka?
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  11383. ok clown. though I do personally blame many civilians who are still in donbass. I can somewhat understand the adults, but those who are still there with children have almost all made very bad choices. the time to start packing and planning in all of donbass was the night when putin declared the recognition of the DPR and LPR within the borders of luhansk and donetsk oblasts, and the deployment of russian troops into those territories. that was a declaration of war in the borders of donbass. now besides just any point during the fighting since, there was a particular point in time when everybody responsible for children should have gotten them out of ukrainian-controlled donbass, and that was the period of decreased fighting when russia was retreating from kyiv, at which point the ukrainian government told ALL civilians in donbass, not just those with children, to evacuate. very few people may have really not had a chance to evacuate, but at this point, almost everybody who has children south-east of kharkiv, dnipro and zaporizhzhia is being actively irresponsible. there are good enough accommodations for children in western ukraine and the EU to make it very clear that evacuating is the right choice.
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  11384. the russians probably can't win, but they ha e enough firepower to destroy just about every building in ukraine, and it looks like they're interested in doing that.
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  11385. 8:55 naaaaaaah there's no way they seized 10 tons of fentanyl in a year! I bet they included fentanyl powder and tablets already cut to varying degrees. if, for ease of calculation, we assume a 100 microgram dose (psychonautwiki auggests "75+" as the top end of the dosage range, so 100 would be an addict's dose), that is 10.000 doses per gram, or 100 billion doses in 10 tons. those numbers also wouldn't make sense if that was 10 tons of pure fentanyl and analogues, but at the same time they only picked up 4 tons of various other opioids that are nowhere near as potent as fentanyl, and are therefor traded in much larger quantities.
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  11386. as not a black american, that is fake history.
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  11387. the same thing is not happening
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  11388.  @rafaykhanyousefzai  pakistan has been a failed state in denial for a long time. it pretends to be a state because america pays it to pretend.
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  11389. azerbaijan is not that small, and very rich in fossil fuels. and it's very authoritarian and corrupt, so the government has a lot of money to fo whatever they want with.
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  11390. I knew a dachshund that liked to chew on brooms, but if you took a broom from her and leaned it against a wall right infront of her with the bristles up, she would immediately have no idea that the broom was still there, and never figured out that she could pull the broom down by the handle. otherwise she mostly made herself known by having the most extreme obsession with excitedly licking everybody's hands and shoes. not once did I manage to pet her without having her chase my hand to try to lick it. well, that was mostly an issue of the owner failing to train her, but the broom thing clearly was stupidity.
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  11391. I guess the design actually issomewhat close to havingan arm brace, which could be useful for that.
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  11392.  @slothnails  of course they went to north korea, it'a on the boy boy channel. they booked the pyongyang potemkin village tourist trip.
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  11393. "unbiased" seems to be a favourite word of zi°nists these days. presumably referring to the widely cultivated public conflation of objectivity with neutrality and false neutrality. one side bad or one side worse=biased, both sides bad=unbiased in that spirit, there indeed are very fine people on both sides. 🤡
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  11394. not a fan of cops, but that's adorable!
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  11395. uhm actually large transport ships do not burn diesel, they burn heavy fuel oil, which is much thicker stuff than diesel. it's cheaper, used for shipping and heating because it's ogood for more demanding applications, and burns less cleanly.
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  11396. Nabatean no, that's just ruling class hypocrisy. the saudi royal family's hold on power relies too heavily on its ties to islamist extremism, that's not changing any time soon. I just learned about the nebateans from the great youtube channel "fall of civilizations"! :D they definitely sound cooler than the muslims.
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  11397.  @محمدأحمد-ظ1ع8خ  I ha** islam, it's the worst religion, but morsi's government seemed to intend to keep the sharia implementation quite moderate, and appeared to be supportive of a democratic future even after they got elected (as opposed to trying to make egypt's first democratic election also its last). as far as islamist movements go, the egyptian muslim brotherhood at that point in time seemed very tolerable, whereas their main opposition, the egyptian military establishment, is absolutely despicable. kinda like tunisia's president palpatine vs. ennahda. I believe the main reason for the west's support of the coup was the potential for friendly relations between morsi's government and the much more radical muslim brotherhood offshoot hamas. in essence, it was about preventing any relaxation of the egypt/gaza border.
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  11398.  @dsdgdsfegfeg  that is a total simpleton's understanding of those african coups. russia was not involved in a major way in most or even all of them. there merely is a trend of african juntas trying out the wagner group as an alternative to western military support for the purpose of cementing their regime security. in terms of public messaging, russia has become a meme in africa particularly since the beginning of the ukraine war. when those africans wave russian flags or use the term "wagner", more often than not they're really just expressing opposition to the west (and often they were individually paid, it's not like they bring those russian flags from home). it's "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". the general populace lives in a low information environment to the point that the messaging that is reaching them about the ukraine war is a vague and abstract idea of russia taking an epic stand against the west. russia can also easily utilise a genuinely deserved lasting good reputation of the soviet union in many african countries - in terms of the actions of the first and second world towards the third world during the cold war, the communists were the good guys in general, but this was most true in africa. so far as the atrocities they commit, and the insanely large rewards in resource extraction concessions they receive, can be covered up, most citizens of those junta-led african countries see the wagner group as some kind of mythical force of anti-colonial freedom fighters. or specifically an anti-france army. ironically, in terms of the exploitative intent they rightly criticize france for (it has the most colonial foreign policy among european countries by a huge margin), russia's interest in the sahel is about as similar to france as the two countries' flags are to each other. the CAR government really is politically very close to russia (but did not gain power through a coup; it was a counter-coup civil war bordering on a two-way genocide only joined by the wagner group in its final phase). some of the other african juntas, I believe most notably those burkinabe losers larping as sankara, also are quite strongly russia-aligned. russia also is very supportive of the RSF and its uprising in sudan, and its longest-running and one of its largest military/mercenary deployments is in the region formerly known as libya, in support of general haftar (who is the other party providing major material support to the RSF). bizarrely, france is an extreme outlier among western countries in also supporting haftar. but the latest coup in niger for the most part has been credibly opposed by russia, same as by china, and wagner involvement seems to have barely grown past the rumour stage even now. russia appears to be more concerned than excited about that particular coup. but it does have at least one very big benefit for russia, which is that niger will no longer do the EU's dirty work by murdering migrants in the sahara to deter them from travelling to europe. niger and chad were the two most important sahel "security partners" of the EU in this endeavour. chad is still looking generally cooperative, but with transit through niger into libya open again, I think going through chad would be a longer way round for most trans-saharan migrants anyways (I think a larger number come from west africa rather than central and east africa). russia and belarus already demonstrated the principle of using migrants as a weapon against the EU in 2021. we're already seeing a ver, substantial increase in migrants crossing the mediterranean caused by moat sahel countries having become more easily traversed, and some even more precarious countries also getting less hospitable and thus producing emigrants (such as sudan as of late, for which the russian-backed RSF are responsible).
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  11399.  @dsdgdsfegfeg  an individual did the coup? no individual has ever conducted a successful coup, you absolute dum**ss! xD
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  11400.  @dsdgdsfegfeg  "a military ranked soldier"? my dude, I know that there is one guy heading the junta. he was the head of the presidential guard. the presidential guard was the core of the coup plotters, and it took the outside military officers involved about a day longer to accumulate enough professed support among the military brass to sway the head of the armed forces and entire rest of the military leadership to support the coup (during which time nobody made any attempt to fight for the constitutional order, which is somewhat atypical). of course the nigerien people did not conduct the military coup - that would be a public uprising, not a coup. neither did one guy, there is no such thing as a one guy coup or uprising, no one guy has ever toppled and replaced a government (unless you count ones that already held an official position very close to theo e they assume, like in the self-coup of tunisia's president palpatine). military coups have that name because the way they function is that the majority of the military, most commonly the entire military, chooses to overthrow the government. the amount of say soldiers have in this is dictated by their rank, but it typically requires at least a dozen officers including some of the highest ranking to be actively involved from the planning stage, and to have put out feelers to confirm that they have hundreds or thousands of troops under their command who trust them enough to be part of the first wave of the coup. the role of the majority of military units and commanders in any given successful military coup is that they are immediately convinced to wait and see instead of fighting against the coup, and then once they confirm that that's what everybody is doing, they consider the matter decided and announce that they're joining the coup. at this point, niger is led by a junta, not by one guy holding all the power. this is very common after military coups, and relatively likely to remain this way due to the fact that that guy was the head of the presidential guard, essentially a special forces branch, which gives him less personal command authority than the head of the army, or probably even multiple generals. he holds his position as top dog at the pleasure of multiple other military officers, a collection of a few men who each are believed by the rest to be capable of commanding a challenge to the junta, essentially to initiate a civil war. the state monopoly on violence is formed by the power sharing agreement of those officers - that's what a junta is. ignorance is one thing, but it speaks to an underlying lack of intelligence that you are not able to recognise that our disagreement here about your claims of "russia did everything" and "just one officer overthrew the government" is based on me knowing more than you, rather than the other way around. my profile picture is a ukrainian flag, and it together with the name is a reference to an anti-russia meme. not very smart of you to assume that I am russian, but we have established that.
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  11401. sooner or later, many gazan parents will be faced with the option of handing their kids off because evacuation from gaza is likely to at some point only be offered for children. though given how things are going, mostly because of biden's extremely strong backing of israel's campaign and likely belief in the israeli narrative, I think gaza will be practically entirely depopulated in 4-6 weeks. israel's calculation is going to work, there will be a rate of dying on the egyptian border beyond which either egypt will open, or gazans will push through the border fortifications (given enough hunger, it will be impossible to stop them with any amount of force, which egyptian authorities and security forces will recognise).
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  11402. 500 million is nothing for the US government. america's yearly military spending is in the hundreds of billions.
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  11403. looking particularly dumpy
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  11404. sah aus wie ryan gosling 😍
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  11405.  @HenrySimple  ich denke man will sich absichern gegen meinungsverschiedenheiten bezüglich der besonderen robustheit von paläs°°°ensern, analog zu "spüren fische schmerzen?".
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  11406. where the farmers go to work for the white woman once she elbows their own small farms out of the market 🤢
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  11407.  @sergeyb8  ukraine isn't surviving, the ukrainian government is.
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  11408. then you're going to jail, too
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  11409. yes, except the regular fine art market works because it has long-established and quite reliable prices for a lot of art. there are a lot of people willing to pay high prices because they know that through the usual channels and the usual appraisers they can rely on getting a high price when they sell the stuff again. I would be shocked if any of those people bought NFTs.
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  11410. a brand called american, but made in austria???
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  11411. nobody really said that it was vegan.
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  11412. only 30%? I thought it was more than that. but it's really in large part the same problem. transphobia is causing both the murders and many of the suicides.
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  11413.  @ni9274  well, other than all the real estate investment shenanigans, china does do city planning better than much of the US has been built - notably at different times, china's cities have been in large part built after the decline of the car and the superiority of other transport methods had become much more apparent. and before then, china generally built with other transport options in mind because most chinese people could not afford to own cars.
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  11414.  @GeHi-s5x  yes
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  11415. mimimimimimi
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  11416. they don't read comments though. if you actually want the message to get across, check their website for an email address or on-site contact form.
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  11417. 🤡
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  11418. how old is he? if he's full-grown, that's a very tiny pig. I think his face looks a bit piglet-like though, so I'm guessing no.
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  11419. as far as plastic guns go, the MP7 is pretty much the coolest.
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  11420. the correct pronounciation of "uyghur" is nothing like either "weeger" or "yooger". americans can't even pronounce very simole foreign words, and this one is not simple, so... just give up.
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  11421. aaaaaaaah that's why this gun in the desert seemed familiar!
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  11422. L take
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  11423.  @heisenburg775  no
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  11424. constinople? bop-horus? dude! read the letters!
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  11425. karzai has obviously made a deal with the taliban. this video features his daughters in liberal dress to signal that the taliban are no real threat to either their former enemies or women's rights. this is taliban propaganda intended to make it politically easier for china and pakistan etc. to recognize the taliban government.
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  11426. I for one will not tolerate it! :<
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  11427. this cringe you feel as you watch this video is the origin of communism!
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  11428. do people care about these movies still?
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  11429. ihr jackett ist aber näher and AfD-blau als and CDU-cadenabbia-türkis....verdächtig!🤔
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  11430. what? they just cut the probability of war in sweden or finland by like 99%, you idiot
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  11431. turns out people didn't/don't really draw the conclusions from the hol°ca°st that were intended and much praised - instead, everybody born in is°°el has been told for their entire life that they're the good guys and they're the victims. and somehow the exact same thing works here in germany, the whole political class and media landscape have decided to tell people "is°°el is the good guys and the victim and we must support them, that and nothing else is what we've learned", nobody is capable of articulating that there's anything wrong with that.
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  11432. he was born in 1940 or 41. that was a few years after the holodomor, and his earliest memories (around 3 years old for most people) are either of the red army advance through ukraine or just after. he definitely has a lot of memories of the later stalin years and the times when the red army crushed anti-soviet uprisings in warsaw pact countries like czechoslovakia and hungary.
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  11433. most annoying big dog ever
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  11434. @simulationkoyo you cannot be serious. that is the crudest victim blaming I have ever seen, you obviously can't equate being shot with pulling a trigger and shooting somebody.
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  11435.  @paulsjeeps7528  that actually makes a lot of sense since it's very understandable that some people would be nervous around a gun being handled in a movie acting environment that they haven't confirmed to not be loaded, and it takes little time to let people check in order for them to then concentrate better.
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  11436. @simulationkoyo no, you're responsible for a gun you handle, not for one that another competent adult handles.
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  11437.  @paulsjeeps7528  duuude that is wild. I already did not find the dismissal of the original charges against baldwin reasonable, but why the hell would they decide against prosecuting him as the producer if there had already been that incident?
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  11438. the most difficult geography question: where is guinea?
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  11439. I think it's very clear from an engineering perspective that those switchblade 600 loitering munitions with javelin warheads are much easier and cheaper to produce than javelin missiles, so I think production should probably focus on that at least as much as on the javelin.
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  11440. yes, but only after feeling disrespected by netanyahu.
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  11441.  @deadlyloyalty8927  well I realized it was crap before I finished, that was part of how I quit christianity.
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  11442. 90% of fires happen outside of the company's forests? well what percentage of the area under examination is company land?
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  11443. givea hug like no problem! that's a great cat right there.
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  11444.  @DIANA-rv7zn  ja, siedl°rkol°nial°smus ist nicht nur diebstahl, sondern auch völk°rm°rd.
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  11445. voting biden is the last thing a leftist should do in the next election. draw the line at gen°°ide, tell the DNC that what they dished up is not good enough, sit out one term of republican clown show, and then get much better chances of a relatively good democrat for the next two terms. this is THE election to vote third party, and the other reasonable option is to actually vote for trump (while voting democrat on things other than the presidency). #neveragain biden
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  11446. that is quite badly written.
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  11447. die viecher ernähren sich viel zu giftig und unhygienisch um als nahrungsmittel geeignet zu sein.
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  11448. this is the lowest quality news youtube video from an old media company that I have ever seen. no, powell didn't die on monday, he died like 3 months ago!
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  11449. omfg, you're right. at least for asia more broadly, but certainly including some industrial giants. I only just realized that at least after russia fully sets up the rerouting of gas to asia, with some new pipelines, gas is bound to get cheaper in asia than it was before, further increasing germany's deficit in industrial competitiveness, since asian countries were actually the ones previously buying lots of LNG from places like qatar. even if for island states at least, a lot of supply probably will remain LNG, I bet russian LNG in years to come will be cheaper than qatari, even if it's for no other reason than europe not wanting to buy the russian stuff. and it's not like the wider US empire is willing or able to push ruasian fossil fuels to sell for peices birdering on non-profitabioity - we tried to institute the oil price cap by ordering insurance and shipping corporations to only ship and insure russian crude oil traded below an artificially low $60 per barrel, but that was still comfortably profitable to begin with (russia has a moderate extraction cost in the ballpark of $30-$40 per barrel, whereas US production relying on remaining low quality deposits of mineable oil sand and frackable shale oil), and within half a year or so, russia and china used the opportunity to grow their own shipping and maritime insurance industries, and russian oil is now again being mostly traded with no regard for the cap, no longer relying on western companies
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  11450.  @LordRykard9376  I didn't say that US petroleum products are low quality, I'm saying only low quality deposits are left - because american oil started being exploited on a large scale earlier than any other country's oil. the US has per barrel production costs around $60. oil sand in particular has only become at all profitable over the last 15 years or so with usually rising oil prices. it requires pit-mining the sand, then getting the oil out of the sand, and then probably even some cracking due to the extracted oil being unreasonably heavy. russia's oil is not cheap either (due to seabed drilling in the arctic having its own particular challenges) at $30-$40. but saudi arabia still has the sort of deposits where they literally just turn on the tap and the stuff gets pushed of the pipes, and their extraction costs just $3 per barrel.
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  11451.  @jorg2304  if that's true, that's entirely due to lack of transport capacity. because india has massively taken advantage of the russian fossil fuels situation by becoming the world's biggest exporter of processed russian petroleum fuels that no longer count as russian because they left russia as crude oil. india doubled its oil refining by importing discounted russian oil.
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  11452. kinda funny how the one guy both failed to pray and failed to duck and cover.
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  11453. dieting isn't really the eating problem that the US has, is it now? americans are world famous for how incredibly fat you are, and it seems that most people who visit the US tell of being shocked just how many fat people there are.
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  11454. EU countries are shipping weapons to israel officially, no need for that. and israel will not allow this plan, since the point is to deny essential goods supply to depopulate gaza. if israel was to allow one and certainly only one ship to dock for good press, they would subtract the delivery volume from the truck deliveries they allow through rafah.
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  11455. hmmmm anekdoten
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  11456. hör doch zu, das problem ist, dass polen weder ausliefert noch anklagt.
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  11457. I think aomething qent wrong with the dimensions of that tiny piatol grip and huge handguard! 🤔
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  11458. Benjamin Walkley ok russia
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  11459. Griffin Brewster what else are the aliens telling you?
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  11460. is the purple camo a fashion statement?
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  11461. 24:15 "relax tub" - great name, even better with a ukrainian accent
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  11462. tiktok is not available in china, or only through VPNs. douyin is a fully separateplatfoem, even if it isto my knowledge closer to tiktok than some other chinese platforms are to their western equivalents. noy douyin is not educational content. it is entertainment content with moderation promoting portryals of happy and healthy people in a china without poverty, and on top of that it has a lot of state-funded content thatgets specially promoted to uaers, which delivers party line news commentary and such.
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  11463. under his eye
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  11464.  @mjmoonbow  ja, auch in g°za, die werden allerdings zur zeit auch in den kirchen von den is°°°lis durch fliegerb°°ben oder scharfschützen erm°°det oder ausgehungert, mit angesichts der international politischen angewiesenheit des staates i. auf unterstützung von christen bizarr wenig erkennbarer bevorzugung im vergleich zu m°sl°men (naja, moscheen sind durchaus noch viel öfter spezifische ziele, fast alle sind zerstört). die griechisch-orthodoxe sankt-porphyrius-kirche in g°°a-stadt, die drittälteste kirche der welt, wurde schon im oktober mit mehreren toten von einer fliegerb°°be direkt getroffen, und in der adventszeit wurde die katholische heilige-familie-kirche ebenfalls in g°°a-stadt wochenlang durch scharfschützen der armee belagert, die bei jeder gelegenheit auf jegliche zivilisten auf dem kirchengelände schossen, zwei frauen der gemeinde auf dem hof der kirche ersch°°sen (eine 70-jährige, und dann ihre tochter während sie sie in die kirche zu tragen versuchte) und sieben weitere personen durch schüsse verletzten. und das ist die einhellige offizielle darstellung der katholischen kirche bis zum papst, also nix "cham°s"!
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  11465.  @mjmoonbow  ja, auch in g°za, die werden allerdings zur zeit auch in den kirchen von den is°°°lis durch fliegerb°°ben oder scharfs°°ützen erm°°det oder ausgehun°°rt, mit angesichts der international politischen angewiesenheit des staates i. auf unterstützung von christen bizarr wenig erkennbarer bevorzugung im vergleich zu m°sl°men (naja, mosc°°en sind durchaus noch viel öfter spezifische ziele, fast alle sind zerstört). die griechisch-orthodoxe sankt-porphyrius-kirche in g°°a-stadt, die drittälteste kirche der welt, wurde schon im oktober mit mehreren t°ten von einer fliegerb°°be direkt getroffen, und in der adventszeit wurde die katholische heilige-familie-kirche der selben stadt wochenlang durch scharfsch°°zen der armee (im weiteren sinne des auflauerns, wahrscheinlich keine besonderen präzisionsschützen im zweierteam mit präzisionsgewehr und so) belagert, die bei jeder gelegenheit auf jegliche zivilisten auf dem kirchengelände scho°°en, zwei frauen der gemeinde auf dem hof der kirche ersch°°sen (eine 70-jährige, und dann ihre tochter während sie sie in die kirche zu tragen versuchte) und sieben weitere personen durch schü°°e verletzten. und das ist die einhellige offizielle darstellung der katholischen kirche bis zum papst, also nix "cham°s lügt"!
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  11466.  @mjmoonbow  ja, auch in g°za. youtube will mich keine beschreibung posten lassen, aber google mal wie i-land die sankt-porphyrius-kirche (griechisch orthodox, drittälteste kirche der welt) und die heilige-familie-kirche (katholisch) behandelt hat. bzw. natürlich besser zu googeln auf englisch als saint porphyrius church und holy family parish, weil in deutschland wahrheiten zu pa°°°tina ja scheinbar genehmigungspflichtig sind.
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  11467. but will the bregret lead to a breentry, or to a scexit?
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  11468. send a whatsapp message to their complaints bureau
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  11469. nevermind, whatsapp banned the taliban. :/
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  11470. lol nothing of that is true, you need to upgrade your media diet.
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  11471. ​ @Humannondancer  really? shani louk on the truck bed was one of the most commonly broadcast uncensored videos. what it shows is her looking non-definitively dead. she lies face-down, motionless and certainly unconscious, with her hair caked in an amount of blood that does not look like a lethal injury (head wounds generally bleed very heavily) and the rest of her body showing no lethal-looking injuries but arguably a dead-looking grey skin tone. the gruesome part (besides her state of undress) is that one leg is certainly broken and twisted horribly, and one arm may also be, but those would not be immediately fatal injuries - but I reckon they were serious enough to have required urgent medical care to avoid death of an intensity that she is unlikely to have received. the family's claims of proof of life seem overly optimistic/grasping at straws. they first mentioned that her credit card was "used" in gaza, but as far as I'm aware did not specify if it was just a logged attempt or a successful use with the correct PIN - and if the user did have the PIN, this could simply be because shani was forced to reveal it before being killed, or even because she wrote it down somewhere in her wallet (I hear some people do that). a few days later, the family claimed to have gotten word from someone they trust of shani being treated in a specific hospital in gaza very close to the location where the credit card was used. but they did not give a reason for why they take the claim to be credible, so it could well be a scam, and I don't know if they previously specified the location of the credit card use. if they had not, it could still be a scam conducted by someone connected to the credit card use, who heard of the family finding out about the credit card use, and concocted the story about the hospital that happened to be closest. personally, I don't find the claim that a hostage would be held in a hospital to be plausible, as that would mean having many witnesses and a very uncontrollable risk of an israeli rescue raid. I would expect hamas to rather bring medical workers into the hideouts (probably transported blindfolded). and given so many hostages, they probably generally did not make medical treatment efforts as big as what shani louk would have needed if she still was alive on that truckbed. they mostly would have just avoided confirming any hostage deaths. they even loaded up already dead corpses and brought them to gaza presumably to pretend they were taken alive, and have not made any attempt to provide proof of life beyond a handful of hostages. a large number of them are dead and they're deliberately keeping it ambiguous. as long as they stick to mostly not providing proof of life, the unconfirmed dead are about as useful as the actual living hostages. however one could speculate that given the international attention, they likely would have provided proof of shani being alive by now if she was, as it would serve their purpose of increasing the hope for other wounded to have been kept alive (like the first proof of life video they did release of a different wounded young woman - using shani for that would have been an obvious choice if it had been possible). I give her a 10% chance of being alive. and really I don't think that anyone but her friends and family trying to be hopeful saw that video and did not get the impression that she was dead.
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  11472. peace talks without russia? based.
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  11473.  @Poppyeatingfox1676  no, youtube asserts the same falsehoods about h°°°s as pro-i-country media and politicians.
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  11474.  @aminamangera4871  YT has at least three categories of comment enforcement severity for different accounts, you get vastly different degrees of censorship depending on your track record. and I haven't seen proof of it applying to comments, but among youtubers posting videos, YT has definitely had different enforcement categories depending on political allegiance since at least the ukraine war. I think a bunch of channels had their undeclared special privileges removed around half a year ago, but before then, pro-ukrainian channels got the same pass usually reserved for recognized news media, which are allowed to post more graphic or controversial content without having their monetization or algorithmic standing harmed or videos removed. conversely, I have never seen youtube enforcement anywhere near as strong as the suppression of al jazeera english since the event. YT has officially had a function that automatically filters uploads from channels you subscribe to and only puts a selection in your subscription box for 10 years or so (obviously absolutely nobody asked for that, and you can't deactivate it). but that's supposed to be based on providing you with what you're likely to click, and for the first couple of weeks I was watching practically every AJE upload, but only 5% or so were in my subscription box. YT also about 4-6 weeks in decided to remove channel 4's protected news status for reporting too honestly (which also around that time got internally reigned in by someone in c4 management, there was a huge drop in quality and quantity of g°z° reporting in november). although the videos were still in the sub box, suddenly among the daily updates the rate of age-gating (which comes with algorithmic delisting) jumped from maybe 5% to around 90%.
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  11475. michael jackson was nice to kids, but he also did the nasty with them.
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  11476. lol seeing murcans cry about it only makes me like it more. it's a reference to the NATIONAL EVENT, you.... americans!
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  11477.  @hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156  right, the whole before 9/11 - after 9/11, where were you when 9/11, what does ja rule think about 9/11, noun verb 9/11 thing.
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  11478. schulz
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  11479.  @vibin7278  I don't think that the first president of america was one of the questions. the questions are the likes of "which continent are we on?" and "name the two countries that border our country". these people are so ignorant that half of them would probably say "american" if you asked them what language they were speaking. these people are so dumb that they should not be allowed to operate motor vehicles.
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  11480. I thought it was funny that he said "transgressions".. fuck dave chappelle though, he needs to go back to africa.
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  11481. they did the same to the german nuclear bomb project.
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  11482. why would this attack make them move air defense systems when they already had dense coverage there, and what they had did work? a successful interception is a reason to NOT further reinforce the defenses! this attack changed nothing about the expected likelihood of future ukrainian attacks, since it was already very well known that ukraine intended to attack the kerch bridge again. the only way this could be ukrainian 4D chess is if they used this crude S-200 missile method in order to give the impression that ukraine has no better missiles for this job, providing a false sense of security to the russians that could then be exploited for a proper attack with better missiles.
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  11483. ​ @MiguelDLewis 🤡
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  11484. der hätte doch wirklich mitlerweile was weniger empfindliches als TATP benutzen sollen...
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  11485. evakuier mich, daddy 👁👄👁
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  11486. "pivitol" - another great example of brett's spelling skills, or whoever uploads these videos.
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  11487. amogus tank
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  11488. and vielen lieben dank to germany for switching from nuclear power to lignite coal!
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  11489. talking in past tense oh no, not again :(
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  11490. kim kardashian's assistant called american 911 from france :'D
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  11491. that's horrible. it's possible though that those shots were deliberately aimed high in the windows to decrease the likelihood of somebody being actually hit by the bullets, that's kinda... considerate. though of course the flying glass could still blind people.
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  11492. yeah he really doesn't sound like a good guy. if your reviews after you die are this mixed, you sucked in life. kobe bryant was a r**ist, but people still acted like he was literally a saint when he died. this guy here sounds like a tribalist/ethnonationalist who worked only to gain power for himself and his zulu people, and only switched to trying to gain that within a democratic south africa when the apartheid government was already on its way out. I guess it fits well in the context of zulu history, it's not like the zulu are known for treating other africans with respect. him lobbying against sanctions while condemning state violence sounds like all those western leftists condemning putin while calling for weapon shipments to ukraine to end. it doesn't matter what ideas you pay lip service to when your actions have the opposite effect.
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  11493. whoa, that's a crazy colour change!
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  11494.  @sandrajones1609  words hold power, but those words don't.
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  11495.  @Fink02  to what AS occurrences are you referring? the thing is that the biggest current day authorities on what AS is have all unironically conspired to include most or all of what one might call ant°z°°°ism, because almost all °°wish organizations and all AS-focused hate-monitoring groups are run by z°°°ists who believe that the most important thing for °°°ish security is i-country, and who are willing to bend the truth to provide support. the most relevant definition, officially adopted by the US, UK, germany and several other countries in recent years, known as the IHRA definition (international h°°°°aust rem°mbrance association) includes among other ways to target i-country critics the very straight-forward claim that "delegitimizing" i-country is AS. but the perceived legitimacy of this country is founded on ignorance of its history and continuing criminality, as a c°l°nial aparth°°d state that was founded on the exp°lsi°n of 750,000 nat°ve people - 80% of those then living in today's commonly recognized territory, without the lat%er added east jer°s°lem and the syr°°n gol°n heights, where btw. they exp°lled 95% of the 100,000 inhabitants, that's why there is little trouble in the g°lan today). the g°°° strip has been a gh°°to filled since its creation in '48 with ref°g°°s from what is i-country, and it's been a closed gh°°to under siege for almost 20 years. thr w°st b°nk is de facto ann°xed, i-country citizens can freely live there under the exact same laws as in the official territory, but the nat°ve non-citizens who can't vote live in an open gh°°to network under a separate set of laws administered by military tribunals. they'renot even allowed to use many of the roads. do you think those facts delegitimize i-country? if so, according to the IHRA definition, those are ant°°°°°°ic facts. personally I think it's wrong and extremely dangerous to °°°s to define AS to include facts, but that is what i-country demands - because z°°°ism and AS are two sides of the same coin. more AS means more legitimacy for the state, which means allied support for more land theft and oppr°ssion/exp°lsions, and it means more °°°s from around the world move there.
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  11496. no food has been trucked into gaza yet. gaza used to receive over 400 truckloads of goods a day, while also receiving water from the israeli grid that would now need to be trucked in, and electricity that would now need to be replaced with generator fuel at least for hospitals. 14 days of no goods entering make a deficit of 5600 truckloads. gaza has now received 38 truckloads in two days, less than 5% of its normal supply rate, so the deficit in supplies has hardly been alleviated at all. all goods so far have been medical supplies, no food or water. israel is insistibg on blocking fuel, despite fuel being necessary for the hospital generators and for pumping the water supply that israel claims to have reconnected to southern gaza. israel has no right to displace gazans, and it ordered half of the population, now recently under threat of considering all gazans remaining in the north "supporters of hamas" (one more war crime) to move into the other half of the strip, despite that area being under the same "total siege" and the same bombardment, and offering no shelter room to spare. israel's evacuation orders include many threats and warning attacks with amall munitions against all hospitals in northern gaza, which are morethan half if gaza's hospitals. there is zero capacity to treat any of those patients in southern gaza, israel is ordering the abandonment of all patients in those hospitals. israel has made no real attempt to make southern gaza more survivable than northern gaza.
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  11497.  @jasonsaenz8959  🤡
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  11498. Tiny Princess I mean "emotional support animal" in a broad sense, not the american legal definition. basically the animal's job would be equivalent to a therapy animal, but the purpose would be momentary emotional support rather than a therapeutic goal, thus "emotional support animal". however you're wrong about ESAs not being allowed in public. emotional support animals do have somewhat expanded public access rights in the US as compared to pets, though not as much as actual service animals (and of course pets are also generally allowed in public). that's why a couple of years ago there were amusing news stories of people bringing a peacock and what not on planes.
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  11499. fake setup
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  11500.  @7415_Gamer  neither
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  11501. ISIS wurde 2006 gegründet als islamischer staat im irak, als widerstand gezen die amerikaniache besatzung. der IS war immer extrem anti-amerikanisch, so wir al kaida auch. andererseits hatte syrien im ersten jahr der IS-offensive in syrien ein nicht-aggressionsabkommen mit dem IS (und hat eventuell diesen direkt mit taktischem bombardement unterstützt), mit dem ziel , gemeinsam westlich unterstützbare weniger islamistische milizen sowie die kurden zu besiegen. und die türkei hat noch einige jahre länger als staatlicher hauptunterstützer des IS fungiert, weil ihr der kampf/völkermord des IS gegen die kurden gut gefiel.
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  11502. I'm no fan of islam, but that's disgusting and sure to lead to islamist violence in response. it doesn't help anybody, other than the government as a justification for more authoritarianism.
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  11503. "I would die for these animals" - yeah and then they're going to die for you.
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  11504. yeah, you could always get a rug in much better condition that somebody else is throwing away.
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  11505.  hiooxkrmagkis9323  wow, you must have really been paying NO attention. early in its conquest, ISIS was still part of al qaeda. after it split from al qaeda, the second biggest syrian rebel group besides the regionally limited SDF, which cooperatively networked with almost all rebel parties, was the al nusra front, also known by various other names that it cycled through, aka al qaeda in syria. lineages of islamiat rebel groups in syria are complexly interwoven by dissolutions, mergers, rebrandings, and personnel transfers between groups (including from the dying islamic state into the now still existing independent friends of al qaeda club in idlib, and turkey's anti-kurdish pet jihadists). to whatever degree they descend from al nusra (which officially dissolved in 2017, but was succeeded by at least one other organisation called al qaeda in syria, among other names), the rebel authorities in idlib impose the sharia the same way al nusra did in the territories it controlled - though it never was particularly big on holding continuous territories, it was more about networking with and holding partial influence over most territories nominally held by other jihadist factions with the exception of ISIS, which became expressly a rival organisation to al qaeda when it announced its split from it. I don't know what you've been told about al qaeda having been defeated long ago, but al qaeda was a really big deal in the syrian civil war. and it has largely outlived ISIS, with ISIS being much more thoroughly defeated in its original central territory of the levant, and its still active associated groups elsewhere like in libya, afghanistan and west africa functioning more as independent regionally contained groups - really the central authority they pledged allegiance to doesn't exist anymore, whereas al qaeda continues to successfully replace a central leadership when the americans kill them.
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  11506.  @abrahamlife  is there a reason I don't know? I don't know.
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  11507.  @winterautumnfishing5215  no, that's not correct at all. islamism is a political ideology, jihadism is a BS war on terror propaganda term.
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  11508. chad was just diet libya until libya stopped existing. so basically chad is libya now.
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  11509. the southern white rhino is more common than any other species or subspecies of rhino. the northern white rhino subspecies is the one with only two living females.
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  11510. MJPP090909 yeah, because britain has gotten its antivaxxers immunized by holding high infection rates for almost the entire duration of the pandwmic, and especially now with the delta variant. but natural immunity appears to have little effect on the spread of the omicron variant.
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  11511. Daniel what are you talking about? I didn't blame you limeys for anything, I thanked you for so often volunteering as covid guinea pigs. I know the omicron variant didn't originate in britain, although you've tried your best to breed the next hit variant over the summer (it just wasn't meant to be). congrats on the vaccination rate, that's actually impressive! even if you did pull some shady moves with the early international vaccine distribution that confirmed your status as europe's little america.
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  11512. Kat I'm just referencing that the UK was pretty much the first eiropean country to establish the alpha, delta, and now omikron variant. it seems like their links to their former colonies along with their typically rather dumb conservative government appear to do a great job with breeding ans importing the latest hot covid variants.
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  11513. Mike Hunt what's really happening is a pandemic.
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  11514. I'm not all around a fan of blumenthal, but holy sh°° this was a good speech!
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  11515. it's actually really common to see rocket wreckage like this after failed deronations. there are lots of images of rockets sticking in the ground unexploded as well as half-destroyed ones like that. a lot of these rockets are quite unreliable.
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  11516. 9/10 very short and snappy
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  11517. paper? no masks are made of paper. both surgical and N95 masks are made of synthetic fibers (plastic).
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  11518.  @TRD-667  well of course it is. but you introducing yourself as an artist doesn't bode well for what you do either.
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  11519. I wonder how much of the foreign funding for the expansions mentioned at the end of the video has dried up now. I would imagine that quite a dubstantial amount has been put on ice. ;)
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  11520. 阿中哥哥Vivian that's kinda funny becauae taiwan has also never belonged to the people's republic of china.
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  11521.  @entiretotal7207  thanks :D I've largely switched to commenting from another channel though ("Intelligence Failure", for my favourite mockingbird operation xD), since in the months since I posted that comment here, very heavy account-targeted cns°rsh°p has gotten instituted, based on political affiliation on this issue. that comment here would get removed 5-10 times over today. but I'm not sure whether the switch really worked, since the other account seems quite heavily targeted, too.
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  11522. do the netherlands use those already? the merck one isn't very useful, the pfizer one is great.
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  11523. it hasn't gone silent, that's just how long the approvals/authorizations take. it's been like that with the vaccines, too. it always takes months from the company announcement until it's actually used.
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  11524. it would be a much more specific and complex substance to produce than in yellow tice (what is it? beta-carotine?), but of course plants are very good at making a huge range of complex chemicals naturally, which is why there are so many traditional medicines and drugs made from plants, as well as various poisons. in principle it makes all the sense in the world to use plants to synthesize complex chemicals.
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  11525. bit cunty but ok
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  11526.  @RandomUser311  that's ridiculous, nobody will derive a demand for human artists to document all their lifetime sensory input from a requirement for commercial AI art to prove that its dataset contains no unlicenced copyrighted material. generative AI can more easily log its entire input data than you can recall what you ate yesterday. and what I'm proposing is a strong distinction between humans and AI, you can't derive equivocation between AI and humans from that. you are being incredibly dense.
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  11527.  @RandomUser311  thanks
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  11528.  @minyaw1234  if the data is already easily accessible, that means that the copyright law change I propose would be MORE effective, not LESS. as it is currently, copyright law either does not or does not definitively prohibit the use of copyright-protected media as input data to produce commercial AI-generated content.
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  11529.  @jamessderby  do note that there is quite a lot of non-copyright-protected material to use as training data, and that I said that only commercial use of copyrighted material in this way should be banned.
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  11530.  @gondoravalon7540  I don't think there are such countries that assert automatic copyright controls on everything that's normally not copyright-protected, can you tell me which countries you are referring to? preferably with a source that describes that legal principle in intelligible terms.
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  11531. interesting. I have no idea what william's syndrome is like, but to me dogs are a lot like humans on MDMA.
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  11532. forced vaccinations for all!
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  11533.  @Albo96286  the only thing that was ever great about star wars is the soundtrack
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  11534.  @sharlagardner  I did indeed only force myself to watch oppenheimer at home (and I quit my third and final attempt around two hours in after confirming the unexpectedly shameless way the movie glossed over nagasaki to force room for its abstention on the nuking civilians question), but there is no way I would have liked it at the theater either. and some other theater-goers report being intensely annoyed by a near-constant low pitched gloomy tension sort of droning noise - apparently typical nolan, but particularly bad in this movie, which makes sense to me given the vibe compared to other nolan movies that I mostly like. I'm glad I didn't get that through my cheap earbuds.
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  11535. note how britain and america have timed their escalatory attack against houthi yemen to enable friendly media to highlight an alternative news story to the ICJ gen°°ide case. this use of timing the creation of other headline options that friendly media will choose to highlight instead is a tactic is°°°l has been using throughout this "war", most clearly when they unveiled the now practically entirely debunked* "weaponized mass r°°°" story to run against the especially severe bombing and intensified targeting and beginning invasion of the previously declared "safer" half of g°za south of wadi g°za, when daily d°°th counts spiked to 700. *I recommend electronic int°fada's reaponses to the claims and specifically the more recent rehashing by the NYT - ddon't be deterred by EI's otherwise often embarrassing rose coloured glasses propaganda tone, they do publish some very reasonable well-evidenced arguments, certainly of higher journalistic quality than what the opposing side does.
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  11536. 1:28 "henry ford health center" well that's ironic. also I probably would not name a clinic after the austrian moustache man's favourite american and author of one of his favourite books, "the international jew".
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  11537. israel does not uphold international humanitarian law? noooooooooooooooo, you don't say! 🤯
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  11538. I think the russian government may actually fear the use of nukes as a red line for the russian population. I don't think they've even tried to propagandize the fear of nuclear war out of the population, and they probably couldn't if they tried. a russian nuclear strike would be impossible for russian propaganda to deny, and it would be horrifying to even the most deranged putin supporters (who are mostly old enough to remember the cold war). on the other hand what would be deniable for russian propaganda would be even widespread use of chemical or biological weapons. the russian people are well-primed to believe that it's the other side using chemical weapons based on the russian propaganda from the syrian war, and russian peopaganda has already seeded lies about ukraine making biological weapons for the US.
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  11539.  @Chaotic_Pixie  the sawdust is cut quite fine and very uniform, it's probably sifted. and it's wet, so not very hard, much softer than pumice. I'm not into skincare, haven't heard of nut shell granulate being used like that, but that too would be harder than the sawdust (the outer layer of walnut and hazelnut shells is much harder than almost all woods). pumice might abrade dirt better due to sharper grains, but it definitely has one (aesthetic) disadvantage compared to sawdust and perhaps also nuts - pumice is hard enough to abrade fingernails, so if you rub around those, you'll scuff them. wet wood dust is much softer than fingernails, almost all wood even is softer when dry. in terms of wastewater treatment, with any of those versions of paste, the more problematic parts will be the soaps and oils. sand and pumice would settle out at the wastewater treatment plant, or even untreated would be harmless, and the sawdust would decompose very quickly in any case, and only consume little oxygen since the amount is very small. if released untreated, my guess would be that the citrus oil is the most toxic to water organisms. essential oils tend to be quite toxic, that's what they're made for, and being dissolved in water by soap could make them even more potent. in a water treatment plant though, it should be no problem at all. I think the big issue there are toxic elements and other similarly persistent toxins. soaps are of course one of the main things they're set up to handle, and I'm sure that dishwasher and washing machine soaps are worse.
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  11540. source: your rectum
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  11541. weird choice to put wooden sides on that instead of sheet metal. those parts are definitely on the thin side to expect them to hold up made out of wood, and the screws are awfully close to the edge.
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  11542. it sounds to me like with the higher pesticide use, the no-burn sugar is likely to be a slightly inferior product. however air pollution including the kinds one may imagine to be harmless produced by burning fields or forests has been in recent years and decades, to my knowledge, strongly statistically linked to really severe public health impacts, so burning fields from a public health perspective is a huge no-no. aso that sugar cane leaf looks like GREAT mulch, and certainly in any region in need of more water retention on fields, that is a massively beneficial thing. ethanol was not originally introduced to vehicle fuels as a bioofueln in any modern sense though. it was originally introduced because it mixes in with gasoline at various concentrations, and adding somethjng like 5% makes the fuel more detonation-resistant (anti-knocking agent), and it replces the previously used cheaper option of a much smaller percentage addition of tetraethyllead (a fittingly swast°ka-shaped molecule), which was poisoning people through vehicle fumes in a genuine public health catastrophe (it was a totally deranged idea from the start, it was known that it would be very toxic). that's what "unleased" fuels are, they contain ethanol (and probably trace amounts of other additives) instead of tetraethyllead. nowadays, a lot of cars run on fuel with higher ethanol content like E15, because due to rising oil prices and improved ethanol production as well as government subsidies, the price of ethanol has gotten much closer to the price of gasoline rhan it was decades ago. they still use the old lead stuff in the standard aviation fuels though...
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  11543. meh, he should have stuck to rammstein. even less evil, but sounds better. goddamn zoomers!
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  11544. #copwatch
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  11545. soweit ich sehe, ist noch kein startdatum für die gesetzesänderung verkündet. sofort ists definitiv nicht, und wahrscheinlich frühestens januar 2024. zur zeit ist der import von rauchhanf-samen definitiv illegal, kommt allerdings im allgemeinen problemlos an, hab ich mir sagen lassen. kush musst du hierzulande indoor anbauen, das schimmelt sonst weg. hier gehen draußen nur auto/semiauto-sorten, und besonders schnellblühende sorten mit erhöhter schimmelresistenz.
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  11546. the tropics are defined by the proximity to the equator, not the climate.
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  11547.  @Darkmatt3rPlays  and a ukrainian flag profile picture...
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  11548.  @illizizon9569  europe doesn't support the PKK, the PKK is on the EU terror list.
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  11549.  @illizizon9569  you mean like the value of turkish money?
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  11550. the wood seems to be genuinely one piece wrapping around. probably a bit crazy for added expense,but I like it a lot.
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  11551. eine million? soll das ein witz sein?
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  11552.  @9and7  abrams tanks would be the only tanks (only armoured vehicles I think) in ukraine with turbine engines, which are apparently difficult to handle and require a lot of fuel. leopard 2 has a diesel piston engine.
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  11553.  @9and7  I've heard that there are about 2000 leopard 2, how many abrams are there? the old leopards used to be made in large numbers because a war against the soviets was expected to involve a lot of tanks in and around germany.
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  11554.  @9and7  lol you're not making yourself look very credible
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  11555.  @9and7  I tell you that you seem non-credible, and you send me a vaguely related low production value video from the hindustan times misquoting RT about the leopard tank situation? hilarious.
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  11556. as far as I know, most of the big online platforms (well, troth senchsal probably didn't get big) run deficits for years in the beginning. as far as I remember, youtube lost money for the first 15 years or so. I think I remember it being mentioned that it's started to be profitable (long after becoming terrible), but really quite recently.
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  11557. 😌
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  11558.  @aurockscastillo5460  does bug powder count as protein powder? ;)
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  11559.  @underarmbowlingincidentof1981    are you referring to the 1960s chicken war, the ongoing 1990s spectre of the chlorinated chicken, or something else? ^^ american food regulation is trash, to the point that even many americans are instantly convinced of the superiority of foreign versions of processed foods if they get to try them. for example, america has cut production costs on the quintessential american diabetes beverage so much that today there is, or so I hear, quite a large volume of coca cola being imported from mexico, because it's widely perceived as tasting better - the difference is that mexican coke is made with the more traditional cane sugar, whereas in today's america,the cheapest sugar is corn syrup, so that is used instead. other examples of americans being ripped off by the food industry having established inferior products as the norm include that american liquorice is generally made with anise replacing most or all of the more expensive liquorice root, in spite of the fact that this results in a very large portion of americans hating liquorice (which is a phenomenon I have never heard of in europe, salmiak notwithstanding) because anise is much more bitter and adstringent than liquorice root. and american milk chocolate has a ridiculous legal minimum cocoa solids content of only 10%, which actually does get followed closely (in the EU it's 25%, but I don't know any below 30%). and to compensate for the fact that the very small cocoa content is overpowered by the sugar, they add butyric acid, otherwise best known from stink bombs, separately or by allowing partial spoilage of the milk (as hershey's does to its 11% milk chocolate, with the benefit of being able to claim technically truthfully that they don't add butyric acid), resulting in a taste some call "tart" and others call "pukey". and american chocolate producers call it a 65% reduction in the need for their most expensive ingredient. xD
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  11560. that's not true. ukraine's agricultural capacity is mostly intact if the war ends now with the territories held as they are. ukraine's industrial capacity has mostly been taken by russia, but ukraine was actually making relatively little use of its great mineral wealth to begin with, and a lot of new industry could be built in the territory ukraine still holds. of course the rebuilding will be extremely expensive, but ukraine absolutely still has big economic potential. ukraine should have developed into one of the richest of the formerly soviet and soviet-aligned states if it hadn't been robbed so much by its own oligarchs and russia's. ukraine was set to develop at least as positively as poland.
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  11561. whaaaaat I thought this would be a joke video or hypothetical discussion based on a video game item, or one prototype some guy welded together... but not an actual commercially produced gun! 0_O
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  11562. ancient petra actually kinda dounds like the place to be.
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  11563.  @microwaveoven2  do you microwave frozen pizza? 😒
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  11564. right, islam doesn't allow men to impulsively murder random women. they're only allowed to beat women they're married to, and they only get to get rid of them by way of death with some legal due process.
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  11565. Muslim American Vlogger do you know the meaning of "mohammed was a child rapist"?
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  11566. really? I'm pretty sure I have seen the protests in colombia mentioned in all mainstream and independent media I follow.
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  11567. 🧐
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  11568. the movie does look good, and it has an immersive atmosphere (imitating star wars and lawrence of arabia). but it's a bad movie.
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  11569.  @dmitrimikhalko1442  sure, buddy
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  11570. 🤡 it's not happening every day, and they do report it every time someone gets injured, and also most other times.
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  11571.  @garthreid7114  I have, on BBC, al jazeera, DW whenever I tune in to that trash.
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  11572. that spur looks huge
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  11573. quirky and remarkably stupid.
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  11574. sadly DW only rarely has the real OG janelle dumalaon on these days.
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  11575. the silver engraving looks nice
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  11576. 4:36 inferior potassium.
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  11577. feeeeeeeep
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  11578. great, I like that even less than macklemore. what are the decent musicians waiting for? do they all have record deals with the wrong °°°s? >_>
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  11579. I would take that bet. I'd bet a thousand bucks I don't even have that he would survive 24 hours. heck, I would bet 10.000.
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  11580. yes, football needs more headbutts.
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  11581. I guess you don't, but if you did want to watch a mask-off psychopath, in my opinion post-10/7 douglas murray is unbeatable. it's fascinating how far some mainstream or mainstream-adjacent media have enabled that guy to go now in propagating his wh°te su°°emacist views, delivered in the most transparently soulless way. 100% n°zi vibes.
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  11582. a war isn't looking very likely. while israel is treating palestinians worse and worse, it actually has gotten most arab countries that previously supported them and previously fought wars against israel to drop their support. the gulf states are all fine with israel now, egypt's new dictator has western and israeli support (to oppose the muslim brotherhood), jordan is fine with israel, and lebanon is probably fine with israel unless hezbollah gains a lot more power (but lebanon is too broken to do anything). the only traditional enemy neighbour state still an enemy is syria, but syria is still busy with its civil war and turkish invasion. iraq of course haan't been an enemy since saddam hussein got removed. iran is principally still most capable and willing to fight israel, and closely allied with syria (and russia), but iran is also now busy with an uprising, and I don't think they care enough for palestinians anyways for it to make a difference to iran how palestinians get treated by israel.
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  11583.  @uzairazhar2564  that's not a war
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  11584.  @uzairazhar2564  no it isn't, a war is two states fighting. and the palestinians don't have state-like resources either. they have no tanks, no planes, no APCs, no navy, next to no ATGMs, probably no SAMs, no dedicated military drones, no military satellites, not even a properly trained army.
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  11585.  @uzairazhar2564  if I hit you, that's a war?
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  11586.  @uzairazhar2564  schooling really isn't the relevant qualification to know that infifadas don't qualify as wars. they are partially armed uprisings.
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  11587. seriously? I think it gets easier. only elementary school shootings still do the trick for me. I bet soon they'll be shooting up daycares and maternity wards.
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  11588.  Vaccinated Kid  SMEAGOL
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  11589. he's not even suggesting that, he explicitly supports it.
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  11590. a 6 year delay is ridiculous.
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  11591.  @krushnaji4940  I can assure you that I don't believe you. xD
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  11592.  @krushnaji4940  have fun with your fascist victim narrative 🤡
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  11593.  @biswaroopmaiti2943  can you say that with real words?
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  11594. 1:28 wow, five "like" in five seconds!
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  11595. Chief_Traylormaderecords "no kids no worries"
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  11596. in germany we have an expression for figurative overkill that is "to shoot cannons at sparrows" (mit kanonen auf spatzen schießen). it seems like that could actually be a slightly exaggerated pejorative description of punt gun hunting.
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  11597. biden did say he would make the saudis pay... well, they're paying.
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  11598. apparently, heaven is magenta flowers
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  11599. no, you're not special.
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  11600. that's insane, this is a one of a kind antique gun made for a major king! FG-42s are small scale mass-produced modern military guns, and there are way more than one of them. an FG-42 is really only interesting to gun nerds, this king's rifle has collector's appeal to all sorts of filthy rich people who don't even care about guns.
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  11601. lüg nicht, man kommt nicht vom verständnis, dass israel ein kolonialer apartheidstaat ist, zu diesem genozidalen mist den du da verzapfst. unrecht ist unrecht, egal wie scheiße der islam ist.
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  11602. 😂
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  11603.  @MTC008  100% yes. but german state media would never present it accurately.
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  11604. girls as young as17 hired "for their proficiency in team sports" yeah I'm sure that was the reason
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  11605. for anyone not informed by aources other than TYT: the only real life basis for the questioning were calls for "in°ifada" and "global inti°°da".
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  11606. russki busski 👍
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  11607. "I have two vaccine-injured children" very plausible 🙄
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  11608. well, if you need to narrow it down to one, I think that would have to be paraguay or chile. btw. colonia dignidad was for sure a CIA project, it ticks every single box.
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  11609.  @beverns  that's not what happened, other than a few remarkable exceptions like otto skorzeny
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  11610.  @corridos6984  I think those are supposed to be incentives for while the soldiers are still alive
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  11611.  @EGH181  yes, but cenk suggested that there is a potential war in which hezbollah joins, and israel defeats hamas an hezbollah and that's it. alao last weekend revealed the IDF's command to be in a shockingly severe state of decay, we probably should not make predictions based on IDF performance in wars of past decades. apparently they have become an occupation police force that enters a state of paralysis akin to fainting goats when facing a military attack.
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  11612.  @learning7140  they were defending their country against a genocidally-inclined military invasion.
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  11613. having your government not condemn the invasion of ukraine and threatening of nuclear war isn't something to brag about. and there's clearly something very wrong with morocco given how many young people are trying to get away by any means necessary to find jobs in europe. lots of pretty places though, and one of the nicer countries to vidit in the maghreb and arab world, I'll give you that. nowhere near the level of religious insanity of some other countries, and you don't support as tytannical a government by spending money there as you do in egypt for example.
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  11614. this was great. just please stop saying "whenever" when you mean "when". it's not the same word. "whenever" is used in reference to repeating events, or if the time is unknown.
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  11615. you're telling me... that there is soccer in the olympics? W H A T?! I have literally never heard of that.
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  11616. by planting parks, they're mostly benefiting the richer people though, as they will be the ones who can afford to live next to the park. you really need to be between trees to get significant cooling, having a park a couple hundred or thousand meters away doesn't help. for urban cooling, you need trees along roads of all sizes, and throughout neighbourhoods whereever possible. they should try to find spots even in crowded poor neighbourhoods. they would probably need watering for a few years until the roots grow deep enough, but it doesn't look like the water there is prohibitively expensive. try to convince people to take care of the trees for a few years to help against the heat in the future, and plant trees next to the homes of those who like the idea.
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  11617. sounds like a reasonable policy, except the refund should probably be automatic and faster in cases of cancellation. changing bookings to other flights for free or cheap in case of cancellation should be an insurance option that you can pay extra for. the more services you get by default, the more expensive the cheapest ticket options will be. on budget airlines, everything is optional. they've even tried to convince customers to accept a seatless super-economy class where you just get a butt rest to stand against so that each row of passengers gets shorter because their thighs are nearly vertical. sooner or later, they'll be offering narcoclass, where they put you on a general anaesthetic drip to then stack the unconscious passengers in coffins.
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  11618. I'm calling it, that is NOT going to work as a standard service rifle. it's a ridiculous idea. it's like some gamer shit - "yeah but what if we made EVERYBODY snipers with one-shot-kill guns, dude? that would be awesome, right? basically the enemy is dead as soon as you spot them, right?" standard rifles would normally be used even for extremely close range like clearing buildings, if I'm not entirely mistaken. do they SERIOUSLY want to replace the M4 with THAT in this role?! wtf if the super duper aimbot red dot gonna do for you if it takes you three times as long to take aim with your giant heavy rifle? I feel like the added weight is going to be a much bigger pain in the ass for most mobile missions than the advantages of the gun could possibly make up for. the advantages are only really present beyond a certain range, right? why wouldn't you just use this ridle for particular long-range and particularly stationary engagements like guard duty and operations in open terrain? why would you try to make it a universal replacement? haven't they learned by now to not try to squeeze one weapon into all roles from the F-35?
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  11619. I think whales are normally careful not to hurt humans, but they could probably break all sorts of bones by just hitting you with the leading edge of their tail fin while swimming forward at some speed...
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  11620. the coup that set a bad example, the primary inspiration for all of these, was the 2013 western-backed coup in egypt, which replaced egypt's first ever democratically elected government with a military dictatorship worse than mubarak's, and asserted control through extreme brutality including the biggest massacre of unarmed protesters since at least beijing 1989, killing around a thousand people in one night.
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  11621. Lechiffresix six english isn't my native language either way and these are youtube comments, so what's your problem? why you trippin? ich bin übrigens nicht do alt wie mein falscher name suggeriert. ;)
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  11622. dude, are you calling her "he" because you think she's a trans woman? she isn't.
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  11623. 5:15 mr. i-country's name is as authentic as i-country itself.
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  11624. @REDACTED-05  the one I can't name because my account is on the list
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  11625. 3:09 the kid on the right looks odd... the distance between his eyes is as wide as his mouth! o_o
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  11626. mark bushnell that would have been a big improvement, because the self-crashing actually was an always on feature.
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  11627.  @ricardosmythe2548  eastern EU member citizens can much more easily acquire citizenship in any other EU country than non-EU citizens. EU citizens are the ones for whom there is an open border, why would they complain about the special treatment they receive? but it's not easy for either category of people to gain a new citizenship, both need to live and integrate with very substantial success in their new country, and among both groups, many never do change citizenship, even for decades. among those who stay for many years, a larger percentage of non-eu citizens may take up the citizenship of their new country of residence, but that's not because it's easier for them, but rather because it makes a much bigger difference when they don't already have EU citizenship, but rather a citizenship that both makes their lives here much less convenient and secure, and also in most cases does not get them as many travel privileges. EU citizens are already entitled to living and working in any EU country, with very few legal disadvantages to local citizens.
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  11628. also the idea that one would identify a command centerbased on hard drives and CDs containing evidence having been abandoned there for israel to find is ridiculous. they're openly admitting that they faced no resistance entering. obviously if that digital data was important, it would have been either taken away or destroyed when hamas supposedly left.
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  11629. perfectionists are not the same as neat freaks. I'm very messy, but whenever I actually do something, I try to do it right, and do it better the next time.
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  11630. 75%? meh
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  11631. classic tankie loli
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  11632. this is the BBC. they also say"h°°°s-controlled health ministry", which is false, and for a while before that they falsely referred to health ministry casualty count as "according to h°°°s".
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  11633. kharkiv karakiv, karkeov 👌
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  11634.  @ИванЛарзалев  the world economy's and the US economy's reliance of taiwanese chips is miniscule in scope compared to the reliance on china. that is why practically all states including the US extensively placate china and pretend that taiwan is not a country to please china. nobody wants to lose taiwanese chip supply, but absolutely everybody would choose losing that over losing even just half their trade with china. besides, when china invades, taiwan won't be exporting anything anyways, because it will be blockaded.
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  11635.  @ИванЛарзалев  I'm not saying that the US wouldn't try to help taiwan similarly to ukraine. I'm saying that just like with ukraine, the US absolutely would not fight for taiwan, that is a ridiculous suggestion. it's a very simple matter of trade volume. almost all major countries including the US are incapable of economically decoupling from china. they are capable of decoupling from taiwan.
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  11636. looks a bit underwhelming
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  11637. ​ @-Alexander_der_Grosse- nein
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  11638. Mick hypo is the opposite of hyper. go read a book.
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  11639. Mick it's literally the opposite, ivan. you said the opposite of what you wanted to say. it's funny, take the L!
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  11640. Soju Joseph fascism grows out of religious societies and has historically been closely linked with the catholic church. hitler, mussolini, franco and the south american fascists were all catholics. after WW2, the catholic church smuggled hundreds if not thousands of high ranking nazis to south america.
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  11641. the need for a state militia being given as the reason for americans to be allowed to own guns does NOT mean that the right to gun ownership is restricted to militia members or militia purposes. cenk seems to have some deficits in english language comprehension.
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  11642.  @smkh2890  I'm not ignoring it. that is given as a reason, not as a qualifier.
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  11643. very unlikely without detection. you need low-flying cruise missiles for that, or very stealthy planes.
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  11644. I'm pretty sure that most gambling bans are good.
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  11645.  @AssBlasster  great, those are voluntary reparations payments then! and not everywhere in texas is near a reservation, is it? are there even reservations in texas? idk I'm not american. I suppose dry parts of far inland texas probably are aufficiently terrible land that they may have ended up as final reservations... and maybe there could be places that became reservations by way of the US offering a native people land to settle if they first cleared out the mexicans? 🤔but I reckon that would have been long enough ago for the US to still end up stealing the land before the times changed to make newly breaking additional indian treaties unfashionable (as opposed to continuing the established treaty violations, which is still the rule). [yes I will google that now, no need to tell me xD]
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  11646. the young men and boys who gather inthe streets for these celebrations don't represent the average palestinian.
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  11647.  @hellothere1656  if it's more maneuverable than a ballistic missile, it's not a ballistic missile. if it is a ballistic missile, then the hypersonic label does not apply regardless of speed.
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  11648.  @hellothere1656  no, that missile is clearly not a hypersonic glide vehicle. it's a hypersonic missile in the same way as russia's kinzhal - a reworked ballistic missile design that's supposed to be able to maneuver somewhat more. no aerodynamic lift, no air-breathing engine. it's a two-stage solid fuel high-flying ground-launched ballistic missile with a thrust-vectoring second stage, it has nothing to do with a glide vehicle. and the reentry speed claim of mach 13+ is ridiculous, simply given the shape of the thing. as admiral-general aladeen said, it needs to be pointy. extremely pointy. a good comparison is the US' old anti-ICBM missile sprint, which actually did reach mach 10, was made so pointy in order to reduce drag and friction that the whole thing was a cone, and it still got so hot that it glowed white within 20 seconds from takeoff.
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  11649. a knight would be more likely to actually use an especially fancy fun in combat than to use an especially fancy sword or suit of armor in combat, since guns are much less likely to suffer much from use than swords, shields and armor.
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  11650. meh they seem like inferior rabbits
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  11651. Joe Cavier is that an attempt to make some kind of point? I have no idea what you're saying, your grammar is terrible. since you definitely don't know what I'm talking about: mother teresa was a monster. classic sadistic catholic nun.
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  11652. awww... I think that zoo bear sees the crows as friends or neighbours because they come to visit.
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  11653. where is devon? dan's accent sounds like a half-assed american impression of a british accent that's forgetting to ommit the 't's half of the time! xD
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  11654. gallantry? apparently they just shelled the retreating russians into borscht on the one road out of lyman...
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  11655. awww are you scared now? are you scared of the gay agenda?
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  11656.  @yossarincatch6051  what
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  11657. would have been nice to see an original production rifle instead to see how well the plastic holds up.
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  11658. I thought this was going to be about raid shadow legends....
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  11659. it can, and there are many different types of tear gas. they also combined it with alcohol, probably other drugs, and possibly roofies.
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  11660. that sounds like a near perfect solution. the only thing I wonder is if it could be done with less energy by reducing or omitting the boiling. I think the need for single use food containers and other packaging (especially if it's also useful for shipping packages) might be big enough to fully replace the burning of rice straw, which would make a significant difference to people's health across the region. using rice straw and rice starch instead of plastic for food containers replaces non-biodegradable toxic trash with very easily biodegradable trash and ultimately keeps a little bit more oil in the ground. to be most climate-friendly one should note however that ultimately letting the stuff rot somewhere could perhaps be more harmful to the climate than burning it, depending on how much methane is produced during decomposition. so as with other trash, leaving it scattered in the environment or in landfills is inferior to burning it for energy.
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  11661. I wonder what pkaistani schools teach about coexistence of religions.
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  11662.  @zerj2024  egypt has been my personal least favourite dictatorship since the gulf arab/US/israel-supported counterrevolutionary coup and the rabaa massacre in 2013, the deadliest attack on peaceful protesters since at least beijing 1989 (it cleared a million people off the streets in one night by killing probably a thousand or more). but at the moment, egypt is just an extremely ugly red herring, since it's functioning as israel's enforcer. or like a violently depressurized deep sea fish like a blobfish, or one of those anglerfish with the long needle teeth, like a really rotten one with multiple different species of maggots and flies on it, with the kind of smell that makes you freeze in indecisiveness about the need to get rid of it and the aversion to getting close enough to do that. plus it has a very amusing reputation as one of the worst countries to visit as a tourist, because you get constantly harassed or terrorised by the world's rudest and scummiest unreasonable demands for money (I found that out when I once googled a bit about whether I'm alone in my hatred for egypt). xD egypt has been the arab state with the friendliest relations with israel since it became the first one to recognise its statehood. by far the biggest internal enemy of egypt's military dictatorship is the muslim brotherhood, hamas is the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood, and egypt's government is correspondingly opposed to supporting hamas or allowing gazans to enter egypt and bring with them a new wave of islamist insurgency in the sinai. and egypt is receiving, as part of its quasi-alliance arrangement with israel, huge amounts of both gifted and sold weapons from western states like the US and germany (germany's biggest arms buyer ahead of saudi arabia and the UAE for several of the years since universal recognition of the junta in 2014 after their "election"). oh, and israel still had to bomb the vicinity of the rafah crossing as warning shots multiple times to make egypt close it initially during the current israeli assault.
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  11663. we are the people's front of judea!
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  11664. EHMAGERD NO REGERTS
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  11665. ​​ @moonprincessmk you are completely wrong. "colored people" was the most polite term from before the NAACP was founded until around 1970, with --gro (which youtube also mistakes for a slur) being the only polite parallel alternative. the latter was considered to be the more intellectual and the former the every day normal term, but during the civil rights movement, the latter started to be seen critically due to its origin in slave-trade jargon. "colored people" came about as a term that black americans preferred, as it explicitly acknowledged them as people, did not originate in slavery or in institutional racism, and did not contain a reference to africa that would risk legitimizing calls for black americans to return to africa and doubt about their US citizenship status. the word "black" on the other hand was heavily used as a slur during slavery.
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  11666. I think they actually should fix public roads for training occasionally. would be good PR.
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  11667. no they don't
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  11668. of course the blade is damaged, but it's still impressive. I would guess that that's (obviously non-hardened) mild steel. to appreciate the hardness of that knife, you need to consider that it's very thin whereas the bar it's cuttingis very compact, so very little material in the knife is resisting deformation more than a much bigger amount of material in the bar. if the knife was as soft as the bar, the knife would curl and barely cause a dent in the bar. it's also showing pretty good resistance to shattering - all good knife edges tend to break rather than bending, as does this one, but it only broke off very small chips relative to the amount of damage it did. so yes, that is impressive, though I wouldn't pay any attention to the "best knife maker" claim, and pattern-welded steel always trades in some practicality for aesthetics, as it uses at least one steel type among the two that's not ideal for a knife edge, and making a knife out of solid steel of great quality would produce a better cutting knife (or alternatively using a solid center layer and pattern-welded sides for decoration).
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  11669. the UN is not a court, dude. and the US is not a member of the ICC either.
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  11670. *karen martinez
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  11671. 🤡
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  11672.  @heyidiots.  good one xD
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  11673. that is one ugly ring! it looks very unimpressive in terms of craftsmanship. how embarrassing...
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  11674. did you pick that shooting spot for the awesome echo? :O
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  11675. why is she cleaning her beetle with soap? that's not safe, the surfactant effwct is gonna draw it into the beetle's trachea!
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  11676. MMA is actually is a sensitive topic in china because of a chinese MMA fighter whochallenged and beat a whole bunch of traditional chinese martial arts masters, which was interpreted as an insult to chinese culture. 😅
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  11677. that's a staged picture, it's not the product.
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  11678. Raven Black mcdonalds burgers in ads also look better than in real life.
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  11679. LOL the kids in riot gear
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  11680. that would be hilarious
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  11681. pakistan is a failed state in denial.
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  11682. there are valves at both ends of the pipeline, but all the gas in between those ends escaped.
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  11683. does turkey have feral donkeys?
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  11684. I don't know how big the crowd was, but police generally know nowadays that big confined crowds need to be handled with care to avoid people getting trampelled or crushed.
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  11685. well, if there are any recognizable characteristically russian colour types of diamonds, that could happen. but natural diamonds are going to drop in value anyway, since artificial diamond production processes have been advancing leaps and bounds in the last ten years or so. it used to be that artificial diamonds were ao imperfect that they were only useful for industrial processes (mostly as relatively fine grit for grinding tools), then they started making tiny gem diamonds, and nowadays synthetic gem diamonds are roztinely produced in really as big a size as can be considered at all reasonable for jewellery. they can either already be made bigger than the biggest natural diamonds, or they will in very few years' time. I don't know what they can do in terms of colours, but I would guess that aome variations are probably not a big additional hurdle. besides, I think the general public image of diamonds is such that most people expect them to be white and do value white diamonds relatively high compared to many colour types. anyways, if you want a sparkly faceted stone, get a moissanite - they're even sparklier.
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  11686.  @felipe-vibor  huh
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  11687.  @masterlightjames950  lol why would that happen? natural diamonds are not distinguishable from artificial diamonds, and they cost more while being a much worse product. because, as long as you are likely to get an artificial diamond when you buy one and relatively more likely to get a natural diamond when you buy one of those, buying the real diamond finances a far more unethical industry of neocolonialism, exploitation or the poorest people on earth down to k°dnapped and ensl°ved children (for example working in the central african republic mines of the wagner group, because they've struggled to hire adults after conducting one too many mas°acres of mine workers) and environmental destruction (besides the huge open pits, natural diamonds also require the building of much more heavy machinery and use up more energy). also did I mention that moissanites are better, while being even cheaper than natural diamonds? even artificial diamonds are for suck°rs. natural diamonds are for mega-s°ckers.
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  11688.  @alexorehowski3387  that is a baseless fantasy, and very unreasonable comparisons.
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  11689.  @aluisious   @aluisious  787 is apparently very nice when it works, but is also partially built by spirit. I don't know what the cutoff date should be, but I would absolutely trust older boeings, including older 737 models. I think the NG models were still fine, but don't quote me on that. as far as we know, boeing basically let spirit be responsible for all the shoddiness, so it appears like the reasonable thing to do if you don't think that the definitely very elevated risk of the max models and such is still low enough (since it may not be higher than the risks of other transportation methods) is to look up a complete list of all airliner models using parts built by spirit aerosystems, and avoid those. optionally also avoid all boeings newer than spirit aerosystems (unrelated to spirit airways btw, they must be livid xD). oh, and of course some airlines have renamed their maxes to something else. is it common now for boeing flights to be discounted? that would be pretty funny.
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  11690. du biegst bei xi jin-ping-gedanken rechts ab auf den kommunismus mit chinesischem charakter.
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  11691. because the qanon people would lose their shit
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  11692.  -AnonLab2  no, iran has 0 nukes. they are thought to have the ability to build nukes within a few months, but they have none in storage. israel has had nukes in storage since I think the late 50s, originally through a collaborative nuclear energy and weapons program with france.
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  11693. ​ @ShadowBlitz776 ?
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  11694.  @ShadowBlitz776  what?
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  11695.  @ShadowBlitz776  what name?
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  11696.  @ShadowBlitz776  what?
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  11697.  @ShadowBlitz776  ?
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  11698.  @ShadowBlitz776  I don't like genocide.
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  11699.  @ShadowBlitz776  google it, bing it, duck it. the point of the name is to make people look it up.
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  11700. that's the result of the famous soviet and russian propaganda strategy of disinformation (not to be confused with misinformation, look it up).
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  11701.  @wyvern1992  during autorotation landings, helicopters land with a forward movement. under power, helicopters always set down vertically. landing gears of helicopters, be they wheels or skids, generally appear to be designed for landings in forward flight - thus they appear to be designed for autorotation landings. I'm sure that wheels also allow a helicopter to be pushed around on the ground, but skids in particular, which are very common, really only have that forward movement during autorotation landing as a reason to be designed in this way that allows for forward sliding (would also help for a sliding takeoff, but that's nonsense).
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  11702. and where do you think they should go? make their own little fascist cop liberia?
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  11703. autoreparatur bei mcdonalds xD
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  11704. that's a falsely insinuated causal link, DCIP was one of several aid groups declared terrorist organisations that day.
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  11705. you mean environmental DNA indicated that.... there are eels? >_>
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  11706.  @First-Last_name  dude, the slender giant moray is a pacific ocean species. I also can't find any moray species occurring in the north sea, and loch ness is a freshwater lake, which the conger eels that do inhabit the north sea do not enter.
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  11707.  @First-Last_name  you're definitely not going to find warm-salt-water-only pacific-only fish in loch ness. I don't believe that there are any worms, even saltwater species, which would at all match the loch ness monster. there are worm-like giant colonies of tiny invertebrates called pyrosomes, but those are transparent and look like they just passively float around, they can't be mistaken for a solid moving intransparent animal. the greatwhites 1000 miles up the mississippi claim appears to be false, and doesn't sound plausible at all. big sharks swimming up rivers are almost exclusively bull sharks, with any other species pretty much guaranteed to not swim up into proper freshwater, only into brackish zones. bull sharks occuring in any large body of freshwater connected to the ocean on the other hand is at least marginally plausible, as they certainly sometimes do deliberately swim hundreds of kilometers into freshwater.
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  11708. PEOPLE PAYING LESS FOR INERT LINES OF CODE
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  11709. yes, it was also funny to people who were only mentally 14.
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  11710. interesting that they made so many changes because it didn't really make a difference to their production effort due to their very small amount of automation and optimization for efficiency.
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  11711.  @michellenorris8471  what
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  11712.  @michellenorris8471  what is no excuse for what? how is what you're commenting a response to my comment? what? ???
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  11713. you have to be joking. hoover's FBI was apolitical when they tried to blackmail MLK to commit suicide??
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  11714. hoover's FBI was enforcing political goals at the expense of the US constitution on a massive scale, they can hardly even be called law enforcement!
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  11715. 6:37 the table contains (#4) "el blasto dynamite" xD
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  11716. ohauahauahei
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  11717. wow, those are some old warlords!
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  11718. huh??? russia never attacked new york, and are you referring to the soviet invasion of afghanistan?
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  11719. Martin Hoevenaar hardly a surprise in the country of marc dutroux
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  11720. calling for an election boycott isa total controlled opposition thing. everybody who is going to listen to you will be people who agree with what you're claiming to believe in, and that benefits the opposite side.
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  11721. remember to say your mantra: the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world. the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world. the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world. the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world. the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world. the worst day in america is stil better than the best day anywhere else in the world.
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  11722. I can't believe they snapped up @obese_beagle on instagram! xD
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  11723.  @uptick888  what do you mean?
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  11724. to prank people by acting blind, duh
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  11725. 10:20 I get the feeling that he will never be a doctor or lawyer xD
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  11726. you can always tell whether there's an election coming up based on how many right-wing comments come up in TYT and similar comment sections, but also less political channels like philip defranco's. they always flood the comments immediately after upload because that's where the biggest bump of viewership usually is. there have been discoveries in past years of fascists operating discord servers (I think the one that got busted was called reconquista germania) where a couple dozen of them would come together, each operate ten or more youtube accounts, and then spam freshly uploaded videos with comments and comment upvotes to make people looking at the comment section feel like their right wing views were the norm (overton window fuckery). the most insidious comments are those where fascists pretend to be moderate conservatives because they figure that this probably has a bigger impact on shifting people's opinion to the right.
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  11727. DeathDOer01 are you currently talking to a bunch of fascists on discord? ;)
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  11728. ok boomer
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  11729. you don't watch john oliver?
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  11730. first ever british veto of a scottish parliamentary bill? sheeeeesh that's a sussy one to choose to veto!
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  11731. I'm sure the US military bases would defend themselves, but I don't think that any other nation's military has orders to defend taiwan.
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  11732. no, they are implying an australian style anti-boat-people policy. that is absolutely not humanitarian. and the sea crossing from cuba to florida is not very far or dangerous, with plenty of big enough boats available. I don't think they're put in rubber boats like migrants in the mediterranean. what he said wasn't carefully worded, it was purposefully vague in order to be ominously threatening without declaring any clear policy in order to avoid being forced to follow any consistent policy. like youtube guidelines, just do whatever.
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  11733. Andy Tucker why is russian propaganda so fond of the term "provocation? is it all about justifying russian aggression, or what?
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  11734. those boat axes look very overly elaborate in design, they seem to sacrifice a lot of structural integrity for stylish looks, and require far more work to do it. other than the lack of a hole for installingthe handle, those older polished stone axes really are the perfect shape for actual use.
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  11735.  @derrationaleDude  es gibt kein existenzrecht für staaten. das ist reine lüge, ebenso wie die merkel-staatsräson (regierungsdoktrin). deutschlands einzige staatsräson steht am anfang des grundgesetzes.
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  11736. nah, that's macassar or vietnamese ebony
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  11737. oh no, why would anyone want to do that? 🇺🇲😭 😇 😭🇩🇪
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  11738.  @ahmedfalah9647  karma shawarma
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  11739.  @alainbergeron9164  I don't speak french at all, but my impression of what I've heard about canadian french is that its degree of distinction from european french is quite a bit bigger than the difference between english english/british broadcast english and standard american english. like it's partway to a creole, like jamaican patois is to english - not nearly as thoroughly different, but of course the french are very french about the frenchness of their french. well, I also think that britain in itself has remarkably big variance between remarkably many distinct local dialects. american english is far more homogenous. I would say that the range of variance among all US and canadian english dialects is not only smaller than the range of variance in britain, but probably smaller than the range of variance in england. one thing I'm certain of is that england has the ugliest of all english dialects, more specifically northern england. I looked up some BBC guy once because I was overcome with morbid curiosity about where his horrible accent originated. he was from lancashire, and I ended up listening to lancashire and yorkshire dialect examples on youtube. it was a downright traumatic experience. 🤮
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  11740. I see the BBC chose to pretend that canada is getting no public support from allies on this to make the british refusal of support look less embarrssing. in reality, the americans have reacted quite strongly.
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  11741. that's a good point, but otherwise it's cute.
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  11742.  @johnpublic6582  most animals are going to avoid a firehose stream, not just cats. it's the sort of thing that's treated with excessive caution by most animals, they react like it's dangerous because it's foreign.
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  11743. that is made easier by the fact that caste has been banned in india for many decades (though largely not well enforced).
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  11744.  @bepositive378  that's the same thing
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  11745. the only reall effect the drug war has is to make the cartels more violent.
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  11746. no it isn't, DW is fully funded by the german government.
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  11747. russia chose to have this war, russia is responsible for every death.
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  11748. did he actually think it was him?
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  11749. wendy peeters she also said that possums were around before the dinosaurs, which isn't true at all.
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  11750. and many more are fleeing the country. afghanistan has suffered a catastrophic brain drain. between the people leaving, and the women being banned from work and education, afghanistan must have lost over half of its highly skilled workers and intellectuals.
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  11751. I got a bit sad when she said her grandma cried because she started selling the candles. that must have been rough.
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  11752. mike neustadt? das ist doch leon der profi!
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  11753. a J they're
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  11754. she's applying the american definitions of races to nazi germany, which makes absolutely no sense. th nazis were as racist against specific groups that americans consider "white people" (jews, slavs, romani [many of which were "white", but their skin shades made absolutely no difference]) as the most racist americans of all time were against black people. it was textbook racism by absolutely every definition, very much including if you do the silly "only systemic racism is racism" thing.
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  11755. Some One it does not matter whether jews see themselves as a race, what matters is that the nazis and the german state considered them to be and targeted them as a race. they even wrote that into law. "black" and "white" are not races in the context of german and international racial pseudoscience of the time, they are coloquial categories of today's american racial discourse. the nazis defined several different races of white people (some of which were viewed more negatively than any black person), and they and the rest of the world that was engaged in pseudoscientific racism at the time used the term "race" (rasse) for these categories. you and 80+% of other americans in this comment section are simply incapable of grasping that the definitions of races in today's america are not the only possible ones because y'all are intensely ignorant.
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  11756. thevoraciousness fits verywell with the werewolf demon cat look.
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  11757. not a fan of china, but I think a lot of their skyscrapers are very cool. on average, they look a lot better than western ones, including equally new western ones. and I'm not even talking about poor abused london.
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  11758. nice made-up numbers
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  11759. he was a murderous misogynistic child raping cult leader. no thank you.
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  11760. that judge made a fake court and then sentenced this guy to six months for calling it a fake court.
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  11761. the three sides of politics are: 1) the rich and fascists 2) good people 3) filthy centrists
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  11762.  @ThisDoor-bk4gt  no it doesn't, not all lists are rankings. obviously I chose the order for comedic effect.
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  11763.  @ThisDoor-bk4gt  you can not possibly believe that you are making sense.
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  11764. *lebensborn
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  11765. Polychromatic Laser you've been orthographynazied. auf wiedersehen!
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  11766. you know there's some fuckery going on with the before and after pictures when the teeth are the subject, but the eye colour has also changed...
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  11767. no, it's an exit route that avoids the problem of locals theoretically being entitled to request asylum if they step on egyptian or IL soil. it's an emigration port.
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  11768.  @sofiakatelyn  insurance
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  11769.  @sofiakatelyn  insurance
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  11770. 24:20 uuuuhm why does the news lady sound like a robot voice???
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  11771.  @giama7618  I'm not. I barely pay attention to trump nowadays, he's gotten boring. the world got tangibly better the day he was banned from twitter.
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  11772. are you so done with sudan?
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  11773.  @RazorStormInc  sure, why not just lie? three deaths of babies that lost their incubators were already confirmed by the doctors in charge of them a day or two ago.
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  11774.  @yoelhalb  absolute clown sh**. 🤡
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  11775. inventing guns for shooting germans
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  11776.  @patriotenfield3276  operated by homer simpson
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  11777. the clip of jordan telling a trumpist on january 6th to read the constitution because he might be about to commit a sedicious act is hilarious.
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  11778. I could see france sending troops rather than letting lebanon collapse. the EU has absolutely no interest in the syrian refugees in lebanon moving to europe, nevermind lebanese citizens. and macron wants to revive the french empire.
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  11779. that's not exactly true, but almost all equipment of the ANA/now the taliban is stuff that the US military has replaced with newer better equipment. for example the taliban now have several thousand humvees - the US stopped using those a couple of years ago and replaced them with more heavily armored MRAPs (of which admittedly the taliban now also has some) because the humvees were too vulnerable to roadside IEDs. the taliban have A LOT of those second grade weapons though, like all those american rifles. I think they have most likely captured a lot more weaponry than ISIS ever did. the one thing that ISIS had but the taliban don't are american tanks, but I'm not sure if they do have soviet tanks, because all I've read about that is that the ANA did at some point operate soviet tanks, and the US only gave them less heavily armored/smaller-gunned infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers and such. a very important question that I haven't seen adressed is what sort of air defwnse systems the taliban now have, if any. maybe the ANA didn't have any, since they were not supposed to fight any enemy with an airforce.
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  11780. khamas-freitag👻
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  11781. abaolute hogwash, no relation to real quantum mechanics.
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  11782. you're governed by the tories. so the tax havens are in charge.
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  11783.  @aliastheabnormal  forget that the nazis were racist? xD
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  11784.  @aliastheabnormal  well I'm german
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  11785.  @aliastheabnormal  I know that kanye looooooooooves hiiitleeeeeeer xD
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  11786. finally! I've been predicting for half a year now that before the wnd of the year, an even worse variant than delta would spread around the world and bring back lockdowns everywhere. that virus better hurry up now, it's coming pretty late!
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  11787. oh hell no... pakistan is a fucking powder keg of islamist insanity! they crazies have already been partially controlling the country for a long time. they're pretty much taliban with better PR. if the pakistani military and the islamists make a power-sharing agreement, they could probably end all the democratic institutions tomorrow.
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  11788. note how for that shot he selected two generals even shorter than and similarly fat as him.
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  11789. she was one of the good karens.
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  11790. you're confusing the two afghan presidents. this one is the drug lord.
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  11791. if by epstein logs you mean flight passenger lists and such showing how often bill gates and such or noam chomsky hung out with epstein, I'm pretty sure they talked about some of that.
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  11792. 💛
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  11793. 1948
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  11794. hundreds
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  11795. lametta-hae-ni
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  11796. no, the jews/zionists conflators do indeed routinely call jews antisemites. they call them self-hating jews.
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  11797.  @BaibaVulgaris  I didn't say anything about electricity, and small photovoltaic installations have become quite practical and common in remote regions of africa. particularly when they serve an economic activity, like running some industrial machine or pumping well water for agriculture, those can be reasonable investments. but what I actually suggested is a hand-cranked press.
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  11798.  @chihirostargazer6573  well supposedly the stuff is worth a good amount of money, and they might actually be making a better product due to the thorough sorting of the nuts. a press might even be pretty simple to make from scratch (for somebody used to repairing cars and such, which is definitely a common skill in most of africa since they import a lot of older cars). it wouldn't take a complex machine to be more efficient than grinding with rocks.
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  11799. 4:00 his eyes look really weird, what is that?
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  11800. top notch autistic representation my guy
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  11801. I'm pretty sure that should be cut wet to prevent flying dust.
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  11802. @King Pop it's limestone, not quicklime. that stuff has absorbed all the water it can.
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  11803. @King Pop of course it would turn muddy, but that's preferable to silicosis causing a 45 year life expectancy!
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  11804. @King Pop there's supposed to be government regulation of work safety. reduction of rock dust is a very basic and common work safety regulation since the stuff is so well known to be very harmful.
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  11805. whaaaaaaat
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  11806.  Shiekyobooty  that's an understatement
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  11807. looks goofy as all get out
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  11808. uhm I think your guy is mitch-glitching
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  11809. rael time with bill maher
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  11810. "FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH? Study finds: Crack Cocaine is powerful Antioxidant"
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  11811. 1 yoghurt vs infinite yoghurt supply
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  11812. I thought tom cotton was a hypothetical presidential candidate - why isn't he even in the poll?
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  11813.  @skislope4218  yes, and also potential for hair flying into the eyes, but I think groomers should be able to figure it out, at least for dogs that hold quite still.
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  11814.  @critiqueofthegothgf  groomers can make recommendations to pet owners.
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  11815. well, comparing the capital of one country to an unspecified selection of the worst cities of another is hardly fair. but yes, much of britain really is surprisingly run-down. they did not take well to losing their exploited colonies. particulrly not after they then allowed corporations to colonize britain otself through privatization, to an unusually high degree compared to many other states moving in that direction, like by privatising even tapwater and wastewater, with the least surprising market result ever, in which local utility monopolies have been squeezing customers zo pay much more for services with woefully inadequate upkeep and upgrades, yielding an overall decay in rhings like tapwater quality and amount of sewage relased into waterways untreated or partially treated due to usage of dual sewage-stormwater pipes that yield volumes too large for their respective sewge treatment facilities to handle seemingly whenever it rains in britain.
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  11816. it's relatively rare and accounts for only a tiny percentage of big game hunting, but there are instances when big animals like that clash with people so dangerously that killing them is reasonable. bears, big cats, elephants, hippos and rhinos can all become individually aggressive towards humans and repeatedly seek confrontation, which tends to end badly for humans. there are historical reports of individual cats (mostly tigers and leopards) killing hundreds of people. there are videos of elephants and leopards rampaging through indian villages and towns, they get VERY scary.
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  11817. *toyota pickup trucks it's because of their high availability and good price value. it's a decades-long tradition: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War
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  11818. they also go by the excellent name "technical" because NGOs used to file their expenses for hired guns in somalia who used these trucks as "technical support". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_(vehicle)
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  11819. du laberst mist. flüchtlinge in irgendwelchen zeltlagern haben mit den islamisten allgemein wenig am hut, und der IS ist in syrien praktisch vollständig besiegt, nur noch als kleine verstevkte zellen vorhanden, und in internierungslagern. die islamisten, die in idlib noch was zu sagen haben, gehören zu al kaida, nicht zum IS (das ist die tausendundeinmal umbenannte al nusra front). weiter nördlich sind es die made-in-türkiye-dschihadisten. naja, die beschreibung wäre für den IS auch nicht ganz falsch. xD
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  11820. I would say that the most direct modern equivalent are PDWs rather than submachine guns. are the more peculiar ammunition types for guns like MP-7 AND P90 normally loaded any more precisely than pistol cartridges, and thus more accurate?
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  11821. most english speakers seem incapable of recognizing that diphthongs are not nearly as normal in other languages, and especially words spelled or transcribed with an 'i' are essentially never pronounced as a-i diphthong because that's very strange (it would be spelled as 'ai' or 'ay').
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  11822. I wonder if it would make sense for russia to buy niger's uranium, and use it to build up a reserve of unprocessed uranium, while manufacturing nuclear fuel at full capacity. I suppose the transport distance might stand in the way of this though, given that russia has plenty of its own uranium to mine. and it would meaninvesting in long term strategic security, which russia probably isn't very interested in now. it would have been nice if the EU had done some of that in recent decades...
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  11823. das freibad ist geschlossen
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  11824. those white frat beo types on the beach seem like the worst. I'm not sure I understood everything they said, but didn't the one guy say about the other guy pretty much that he had a bunch of sex crimes charges pending?
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  11825. TeaInTheMorning4929 yes, but it looks like what they're doing is to ask girls "hey, do you want to play twerk or grab", and that would be a lot less bad than some of the other things that many of these guys do, since it gives the girls a relatively good opportunity to see what those guys are up to and refuse. a lot of what "pick up artist" rape advocates teach is actually about tricking girls into situations in which they feel like they can't refuse. the "twerk or grab" wheel is relatively non-coersive.
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  11826. more like volksrepublikwagen, am I right? ;D
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  11827. if you fire all the bad cops, you have reduced their numbers by 70%.
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  11828. no, but of the g°°°°ide in g°z°.
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  11829. obamna would do humanitarian pauses just oong enough so that they start having weddings again.
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  11830.  @kalleschwowell8062  hä
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  11831. I kinda want that booklet xD
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  11832.  @eyeswideshot7347  wtf is that
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  11833. british and american strategic bombing of WW2 would be considered acts of genocide if they hadn't won the war. and they only refrained from prosecuting germans for strategic bombing despite it already being a war crime by WW2 standards because they they would have been indirectly labelling their own military leaders like arthur harris and curtis lemay as war criminals.
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  11834. raw human flesh? yum!
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  11835. benjamine128 swap corpses so noone eats their own family
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  11836. I presume you are a civilian? xD
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  11837. bitte nich
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  11838. schon damals sah lutz 20 und 45 aus.
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  11839. why, because they thought they were surrendering palestinian civilians, of course. they were wearing civilian clothes, you see. 🤡 also khamas made them do it!
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  11840. 🤡
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  11841. the conflation crowd have gone so far as to dead seriously declare jewish voice for peace antisemitic, despite the group's membership requiring either jewish faith or at least one jewish parent.
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  11842.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  yeah, by the definition of antis°°itism that includes as antis°°itic the application of international law to is°°el and opposing both ethnic cl°°nsing and aparth°°d even when they are perpetrated by j°°s. is°°el is a colonial aparth°°d state founded on ethnic cl°°nsing, based on an unfinalized land gift from the UK, which in no way owned the land to begin with (it had a league of nations MANDATE to govern it, not a claim of ownership even by the norms of the colonial age). it IS illegitimate regardless of who calls it anti°°mitism to say that. it is a fundamental principle of the current ostensibly postcolonial world order that inhabited land and the right to govern it belong to its indigenous people. the "right to exist" of the only state in reference to which that phrase is ever used is a lie contradicted by international law. its founding was a crime and its existence has continued to be a crime.
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  11843.  @andrewjacks2716  cannabis has been increasingly proven by other evidence to cause a heightened risk of psychotic disorders like schizophrenia quite substantially. my experience with it is the same as yours (minus the antidepressant), and that seems to be common. it's just that the data presented there by the daily male absolutely does not say what it's presented as. the group to compare to that particular statistical data point would not be this idiotic comparison of what percentage of all ER-admitted people are later diagnosed with anxiety disorders, it would be what percentage of people admitted to an ER because of acute anxiety/panic without drug influence are later diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. except there it would probably show that the rate is HIGHER for the sober ones, because their situation can't be self-mitigated by quitting a drug.
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  11844.  @abuansari05  I don't think it's good either way, I wouldn't trust any variant of it, and I know for a fact that it's being pushed specifically as part of a very broad plan to remove online anonymity in order to aid surveillance by making all of the big consolidated platforms require ID. it has been floated (in britain, if I remember correctly) that social media should require ID, in the name of protecting children from pre°°°ors of course. I have no idea what made it happen and what made it go away (possibly regional, I'm in germany), but for something like a year, two or three years ago, YT tried to make me show ID by otherwise not letting me watch any videos with an age gate or equivalent "graphic images" popup before the video. it's back to "normal" now, letting me through despite never having shown ID. but now YT also makes only a limited set of actions available to unverified video creators, requiring ID I think mostly for live streaming and for community posts. musktwitter of course swapped the previous famous people badge type of account verification symbol for an $8 monthly subscription and ID check that gives the user a more normal twitter experience back, while the freeloaders got handicapped. platforms seem to lean towards going beyond what the law requires, as if they expect that they will find legal ways to make the surveillance data they sell more valuable by adding the user's identity to the data package.
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  11845.  @LTPottenger  LOL the imperial system is superior for literally nothing other than being digestible to people who have grown up with it and don't want to bother relearning. have you heard of decimeters, centimeters, millimeters, and micrometers? metric units scale to whatever you want to measure. imperial units do not. you people have inches, feet, yards, and miles, almost none of them relate to each other in simple ways, and below the inch, you have to work with fucking fractions, which is ridiculous.
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  11846.  @asimian8500  macron is in fact a manlet
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  11847. biden is a conservative. up until about 2000, he was to the right of where manchin is today. biden pulled reagan further right on the war on drugs, while his son hunter barely had a sober minute in the day.
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  11848. Vaccine Victim look who's talking! 😂
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  11849. western powers, mostly france and the US, have endeavoured to make an example of haiti by keeping it in a terrible state to deter other oppressed peoples from seeking self-determination. haiti wasthe first black republic of the western hemisphere, the most successful slave revolt of the entire history of transatlantic slavery, and is the only state founded by a slave revolt. after haiti's 1804 declaration of independence, the french demanded under threat of invasion that haiti accept an enormous debt to pay to france and french slave owners to compensate for the value of the slaves they lost. haiti has been in debtto franceand the US ever since (the french sold some of the debt to the americans), and it has prevented haiti from developing because the state hardly ever had money to spend.between 1915 and 1934, the US also occupied haiti, seized its bank reserves, and assigned 40% of national income to debt payments to french and american banks.
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  11850. he looks great for 14!
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  11851. ​ @eddastrohmayer251 leider sind manche fakten IHRA-anti°°mitisch...
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  11852. ​ @180life4  goyim defense force allegedly xD
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  11853. ukraine pledges to not attack civilians anyways. the difference with the american cluster munitions is that they promised not to fire them at inhabited settlements, which should rule out firing anywhere into donezk city. so far, I see no evidence of cluster munitions in particular. targeting a university is pretty bad, but given that this city is very close to the front line, the university is probably not in use as such, and unused schools are commonly used by both sides in this war to shelter soldiers. technically, ukraine has announced no restrictions on its own old stock of cluster munitions, but in reality they would likely follow the same rules with those to avoid bad press.
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  11854.  @Abbadon380  who are traitors exactly?
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  11855. actually in terms oftransportation, we mostly scratch our heads at how extremely your cities and towns are built dor driving only. nevermind bike lanes, you don't even half sidewalks or pedestrian crossings in so many places! also you dtive like absolute idiots, I can not believe how much you pass on the right whenever I see a random clip of americans driving on a highway.
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  11856. sky news is trash
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  11857. I prefer to call them all black pencils.
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  11858.  @PetrSojnek  bulls**t
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  11859. there were two drone strikes linked to that, the revenge one being outside of kabul somewhere and so far not clarified/contested by anybody as far as I know. the info we have on that is just the US military claim that ISK members were targeted and killed. the other drone strike in kabul was not supposed to be revenge, it was intended to be a prevention of another imminent attack on the airport. they misidentified an aid worker's vehicle for an ISK vehicle for unspecified reasons and took the water he loaded to be explosives. ultimately they shot a missile at him when he got home, and they killed him plus nine other members of his family, including seven children. one aspect that they have not commented on is why, after keeping the drone on his car for something like eight hours as he drove through the city picking up and dropping off things for his aid work, they chose to target him at his home in a residential neighbourhood. the weaponry they used is easily capable of hitting a moving car, it's not like they had to wait until he stopped. another detail I haven't seen reporting on since the concession of the US military is the fact that the military initially claimed in a first time official acknowledgement of this weapon that they had used a rare non-explosive bladed version of the hellfire missile popularly called "the ninja bomb", which would have meant that the explosion was caused by explosives in the car. there were no explosives in the car, but therewas an explosion that killed 10 people, so clearly the military lied and did in fact use a regular explosive hellfire missile instead of the bladed type that's designed to prevent collateral damage.
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  11860. ben & jerry's: -pretends to be hippie brand -is actually unilever oof that is so american
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  11861. nice ( . ) ( . )
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  11862. *bonnethead but yes, those don't usually get all that much bigger
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  11863. the audio sounds like you have a microphone clipped to your clothes and are accidentally covering it a lot. very annoying, very disappoint.
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  11864. ok this is a very boring one
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  11865. this is the US state department pet charity that was supposed to establish the sea route to cut out unrwa and then cut off the egyptian border entirely.
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  11866. especially given that tesla has generally targeted liberals by pretending to be good for the environment and the climate, while electric cars have been and probably still are unpopular with right wingers.
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  11867. you can count on wion to ask the stupid questions! xD
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  11868. wow, that seems very dumb.
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  11869. this, minus the gun (just knives and such) is the standard and quite common form of spree killings in china. dozens to hundreds of kids in daycares, kindergartens and elementary schools are killed that way there each year. a theory for why is that the perpetrators seek to attack social harmony and other people's happiness, and killing many young children is a very effective way to do this, as it's very shocking to the public, and victims, parents and witnesses are likely to never get over it. and of course small children are quite easy to kill if you have no inhibitions.
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  11870. that thumbnail pun - contextually, from a german state news agency, mega-yikes! 😬 why are you making fun of the misfortune of the victims of your gen°°ide? not very funny, is it?
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  11871. apparently if one rounds up generously, the money that bannerman guy paid was equivalent to just $10 today per gun. I suppose it was probably an error of major laziness by whoever was in charge of selling the revolvers, in that they sold all almost 5000 at once, and therejust aren't very many people at any given time who will fork up the equivalent of $50,000 in today's money for an excessively large batch of not yet antique but antiquated military handguns.
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  11872. I think the biggest need for change is going to be in the certification process. as far as I know, those mRNA vaccines can be adapted very quickly to new variants (like a 1-2 month development time if not less?), and presumably existing production could be switched over immediately, but if it takes another 6+ months to allow the new vaccines to be used, that would be much too slow. I think the vaccines we're using now were mostly developed by february to april 2020, and then it took months to just do the testing.
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  11873. I find the reports of amputations due to permanent application of overtightened hand- and leg cuffs quite illustrative.
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  11874. is that some business blaze crap you're talking about? business blaze is the worst. daven is the best writer. smallwood was pretty good too, somewhat surprisingly since his own channel is pretty bad and he's a twat.
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  11875.  @filipnalewaja1909  when poland was invaded, austria wasn't a country, because it was annexed by germany in 1938. austria did not attempt to fight the nazi invasion, but the austrian government did attempt to resist diplomatically and did protest. even austria's fascist party didn't want the annexation, they had closer ties to the italian fascists. the nazi movement later achieved similar support in austria as in germany, but the 1938 annexation was indeed an invasion. under pressure to "request" german annexation, the austrian government announced a popular referendum. to prevent this, hitler marched his 8th army fully equipped for combat into austria, and conducted his own fake referendum, yielding the official result of 99.8% support for annexation. the extent of the austrian government's cooperation was merely to order the austrian army to not oppose the geerman invasion. the anschluss was in essence identical to russia's annexation of crimea. for the record, austria is still the country actually at fault for both world wars, because they started the first, and hitler was austrian. ;)
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  11876. 2:25 intercept ballistic missiles with an F-16? lol good luck with that
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  11877. POV: you read this script live the first time, and you don't know the word "aquifer" or what "gasoline- and diesel-range hydrocarbons" are. 0:30 5:06
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  11878.  @allangibson8494  good job talking out of your ass! gasoline has a slightly higher adiabatic flame temperature than ethanol, and a much lower auto-ignition temperature.
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  11879.  @Tunkkis  no, today gasoline would definitely be cheaper in finland. finland has good petroleum access from norway and russia. under normal conditions, gasoline is much cheaper than ethanol. back in the early 20th century, when there wasn't a war, it would probably have normally been something like a tenth of the price, if not less.
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  11880.  @bakenbeans420  ask the guy who claimed that blue flames are hotter than yellow flames
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  11881. that's his jesus act.
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  11882. right, and I would be willing to bet that boomers who heavily use facebook are more susceptible to misinformation on there than teenagers on youtube or whereever. I have observed old people using the internet, and from what I've seen, even those for whom it has long become routine really strangely pay attention to ad banners and popups and general bottom tier spam. often in the form of making fun of it, but still, I found it quite bizarre how they would mentally engage with and get distracted by ads that I wouldn't even have noticed except for where I may need to click to get past the ads.
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  11883. 🤡
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  11884. rolback you voted for the other biden, didn't you?
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  11885. no, the thing isn't that you and roman are bad, it's that most russians are bad,and you're denying it.
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  11886. they're not wearing flip flops into battle, that would be stupid.
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  11887. TTTSCHörmeny
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  11888. yeah this stuff in the video looks very simple.
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  11889. seasonal fruit is dope, what are you talking about? your cousin in boston uses mad electricity to grow his stuff.
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  11890. ye lion
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  11891. it is very funny, but they really ought to be disbarred, and it would not have been the most unreasonable thing for that lawyer togo straight to jailforcontempt of court
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  11892. seriously? that is the world's prettiest submachine gun!
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  11893. spaceishigh well, if you find xanax that's in an appropriate sealed pill bottle or better yet those plastic-aluminium foil blister pill sheets, it's unlikely to be fake. I think it's probably very rare for black market producers to have the supplies and machines necessary to make that. though I guess what's still relatively possible is that some shady factory in china makes plastic pill bottles with the proper printing and sells them open and empty (I think a lot of them are made to be easily closed once, and then to open them again you have to break the seal). but those would be highly troublesome to smuggle as they're very bulky, not worth that much, and extremely suspicious to any customs officer. the benefit of the extremely potent RC drugs, which I think are probably still being primarily produced in china, though now much less legally than 10 years ago, is that you can hide them in anything (traditional smuggling methods for example for far less potent and thus not even as easy to smuggle cocaine include for example dissolving very large amounts of it in a liquid masquerading as some inconspicuous product), and you're smuggling incredibly large amounts of value with little effort. you can make an almost unlimited amount of fake xanax bars from only 100g of smuggled material and otherwise freely available supplies with a freely available cheap pill press. making a convincing packaging would take far more effort than making the product itself, and would be difficult to monetize by charging proportionally many times the price of the loose pills, so it's probably extremely uncommon.
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  11894. honesty is a skill issue.
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  11895. "guess we have a wild boar now" - these people
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  11896.  @les0218  h°m°s did not destroy anything that i-country handed over in their withdrawal. i-country normally has a policy of demolishing every building if they abandon a sett°°ment and return the land. they demolished everything in every sinai settlement handed over, everything in every west b°nk settlement they handed over, and everything except for part of the greenhouses in the g°zan settlements. their withdrawal agreement with the pale°°°nians stipulated that they would not demolish the greenhouses, but they ended up still demolishing much of them. look it up, i-country has never even remotely been ashamed of their policy of preferring to demolish any building that would otherwise be handed over to pa°°°tinians. if they somehow were forced to conduct an orderly withdrawal of the 700,000+ ill°gal s°ttlers in the w°st b°nk and east jer°°°lem, they would fight tooth and nail in the negotiations to get enough time to turn whole towns into dust. this country looooooves bulldozers and demolition charges like kanye west loves austrian charlie chaplin.
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  11897. no, he's a declared z°°°nist. he is full on working for i. and lying to and exploiting america. his actions to create a big war that draws in the US are clearly extraordinarily harmful to the US! they didn't even condemn the iran consulate b°°bing, which is an insane escalation and undeniably an act of war!
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  11898. nah, DW is only just starting to partially produce reasonable stuff like this here, which is still nowhere near acknowledging the fundamental reality of israel as a colonial apartheid state founded on ethnic cleansing. try channel 4, novara media, and al jazeera english. the latter deserves to be taken with a bit more of a grain of salt, but it also provides more detailed current news coverage, and they present plenty of evidence and credible testimony to prove that their presentation of the situation is far more honest than what western news present. often it's as simple as citing official israeli regulations and laws, or the various calls for genocide, ethnic cleansing, and total destruction of gaza and palestinian west bank communities that israeli politicians issue from the other side of their mouths, safe in the knowledge that western media won't report on it. for example, look up the dahiya doctrine and hannibal directive, and see if that squares with the portrayal of the world's most humane military in western media and political discourse.
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  11899. ​ @Hereford1642 wow, with friends like these you don't need enemies 😲
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  11900. Bonzo Gamer no, chlorophyll smokes nasty, you need to slow-dry/cure at least a little to get rid of it.
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  11901. ok, tank boy
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  11902. 3:15 vorwurf überboten xD
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  11903. a& a other guy with beard and thing then?
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  11904. if musk really controls whether ukraine gets starlink or not (presumably a little less since this summer, as the US has started paying for it), then it doesn't matter what stupidity he spouts on twitter, he is still ukraine's number one best friend in the world. starlink has been allowed to be used and been extremely helpful for ukraine's strike coordination, mostly artillery. what's ascribed to musk there is the decision to imitate the current US non-escalation policy of not providing long range strike weapons to ukraine. since ukraine was told to stop using starlink receivers physically built into long range weapons, ukraine has done it anyway and circumvented the attempts to prevent it like a dozen times (more if not just the drone boats but also someflying ones use starlink), and ukraine and its supporters ought to be thankful for the fact that there have been no repercussions to ukraine for constantly misusing the aid it's been given. F musk, but this is the least reasonable criticism of musk that I have ever heard. yes, the claim qbout nuclear escalatio is BS. but that was US policy at the time and is US policy today, it's merely starlink acting like a US military asset. and ukraine doesn't dare to break the limitations on any other weapons they are being given.
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  11905. ​ @julia2k8 yeah... piers morgan does host people providing good commentary on the "war", but then he also keeps hosting and actively agreeing with the unhinged wh°te suprem°c°st nonsense of douglas murray.
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  11906. Oink Oink if you consider yourself an artist and you don't understand what I'm talking about when I say that many artists have no discernable skills, then you are one of them. "stuck up"? do you mean judgmental? yes, I am judgmental in that I don't respect just anybody who is making something that they or others call art. I am a craftsman and I judge art from the point of view of a craftsman, and too much art (including alleged high art) just radiates incompetence.
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  11907. Satan no, it goes for any kind of art. any field commonly categorized as art is on average characterized by a disregard for competence and embrace of delusions, when contrasted with any field categorized as craftsmanship. I'm not trying to say that all modern art or art styles are bad, but art in general has moved away from valueing technical skill for the past 100+ years. the only major exception I can think of is filmmaking.
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  11908. wow that double action trigger looks absolutely horrible
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  11909. cccope
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  11910. sure, quote some billionaire shill, use quotation marks, but don't name the source. that makes sense.
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  11911. I'm pretty sure that the US is by far the most gerontocratic rather democratic country. I have certainly not seen any other country like this. normally only autocracies have political leadership this old, which happens because leaders cling to power and keep their trusted cronies in their supporting positions. why americans favour extremely old people in elections this much is beyond me.
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  11912. bisnesses???
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  11913. it actually happens a lot with wartime mass executions. it's probably related to how adrenaline can suppress pain. even kids sometimes manage to play dead successfully after being shot.
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  11914. specifically what the congresswoman cited and insisted on characterising as "calls for gen°cide" were calls for "intif°da" and "global in°ifada". which are significantly problematic and threatening, more so the second one, but they clearly are not calls for gen°cide, nor are they equivalently worthy of repercussions as those.
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  11915. kiwisinner the yamato class battleships were one of history's most obvious dick measuring contests gone wrong.
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  11916.  @Naomi-de2ps  the video of shani louk's c°rpse shows her br°°sts because her bra is pushed up, it's not removed. the guys with guns parading her through the streets could have pulled her bra back down if they wanted to. but they didn't, because they wanted to posthumously shame her. there is a huge discrepancy between is°°el supporters' claims about evidence of s°x crimes and the actual public evidence (seemingly due to a government pr°°aganda strategy of withholding evidence to then shame their critics for not believing their claims). but the video from channel 4 from 9 days ago ("Horrors of H°mas att°ck on Isr°°l investigated") does show a few blurred clips of c°rpses that are consistent with what is normally seen after m°ssacres in which women are r°ped before they are m°°dered. unfortunately they do also cite eyewitness testimony of which I have elsewhere seen parts specifically discredited (possibly on this channel here). but the video clips do convince me that there was at least a small number of r°pes. which really is to be expected, given that the IDF took 9 hours to arrive in the festival area.
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  11917. why are they afraid of grapes? xD
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  11918. FDP: vielleicht bisschen fahrverbote, ja? wähler: die verdammten grünen schon wieder!!!! FDP: mit UNS wird es keine fahrverbote geben!
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  11919. the title is missing an 's' in "volkssturm"... you made it people storm instead of people's storm
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  11920.  @Menachem-pc4jy  you understood my question, why won't you answer it?
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  11921. I doubt it, and that is generally not a good way to handle invasive species. with the giant hornets in particular, chances are probably quite good for this manual eradication. sightings are reported by the public because the hornets are very conspicuous and unpopular and a huge news story, and they're even big enough that the exterminators can catch just one, glue a tracking device on it, and have it fly back to the hive to reveal its location. beside the public being on the lookout, the government is also putting out baited traps to reveal the existence of a nearby hive, which can selectively catch giant hornets because they're biggerthan all other wasps, so they can't escape through a certain size of opening.
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  11922.  @AClericalRhino  -hairdresser says he has met good yakuza -but also yakuza traffic orphans to enslave them as child prostitutes HMMMMMMMMM WHAT A DIFFICULT CONONDRUM HMMMMMMMMM 🤔🤔🤔🤔 holy shit dude you have terrible judgement. there were good nazis too. there are good people in every group.
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  11923. no, sam. the chinese governmentdoes not own part of tiktok. it's a private company, those just all by law have a lot of political oversight in china and are required to hand overany data the government requests. the bill targets private companies based in china, or maybe also other states.
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  11924. the shooter got his fame first. I reckon now the mass shooters will learn to avoid immediate suicide or capture in order to get their names and faces on all the TV networks as fugitives.
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  11925. amandajstar love your false confidence honey, but that's completely false. there are no federal laws and no california laws prohibiting live ammo on film sets. idk about other states, but I'm guessing none to few. so where did you get that misinformation from?
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  11926.  @UzumakiNaruto_  well, more specifically, boycotts are like voting in a functioning democratic system. because the money doesn't lie - if you boycott a business' profit-generating sales, you ARE putting pressure on it, as long as the business doesn't manage to turn public attention into increased sales to other customers to compensate. of course with voting there is a wide spectrum of effectiveness ranging from high effectiveness in some of the most democratic countries like some in northern and central europe through low effectiveness in highly corruptly designed democracies like the US to almost no and no effect in countries like russia or north korea where antidemocratic measures range from including only fake or weak opposition in the election and banning critical views from all media or even from private life to ultimately faking either a part of the count or the whole count. businesses can't take measures equivalent to some crucial parts of those things, since your money is real and they need your real money - if they could and wanted to make fake money, they would not be doing whatever you're boycotting in the first place. incidentally, the real power in largely undemocratic countries like the US also is held by those who vote by way of money bribes (called "campaign donations" in the US; it's notable among other aspects that leftover campaign funds are easily legally converted into private property of the candidate after the election).
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  11927.  @OB.x  voting is practically never the most influential action an individual can take (for example most people can with some effort convince several others to vote for their preferred option instead of another or not voting). but voting does have a large cumulative influence in many countries.
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  11928.  @ThymichthysMudskipper  ah yes, australia, the country whose asylum system are lawless external concentration camps modelled after 1990s gitmo, the preferred settler colony for white south africans to move to in search of the good old days.
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  11929.  @ThymichthysMudskipper  what? are you saying that being a politician is ineffectual "for the same reason" as voting? that makes no sense.
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  11930. @totalhamasdeath depending on the country, yes, a lot of voting does have very substantial cumulative effects. I think in the majority of countries that have any elections, voting does have an effect. probably on average a bigger effect than in america, due to the extreme contraction of the political spectrum down to a choice of two different brands of neoliberalism in most individual elections, and a large portion of elections in safe red or safe blue districts and states where democratic controls are practically entirely limited to internal party operations much like in china. and of course the first past the post system is a pretty explicit expression of disrespect towards votes that straight up nullifies a large portion of votes.
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  11931. @totalhamasdeath ok, it's unimportant anyways. we both know the only thing that matters: do you condemn khhamas???
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  11932. upload fail, you need to delete this and upload the full segment.
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  11933. warren buffett is who I reference when somebody claims that being a billionaire is not a symptom of mental illness.
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  11934. if trump goes to congress wearing that, he'll start hitting pelosi and think he's being super cool.
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  11935. what's it made of? is it safe?
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  11936. ich weiß eine partei, die kein zuschauer hier wählen wird... 🤦 wahlprogramm: weiter so, aber alles ganz anders und super!
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  11937. Uli Sirius 😂
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  11938. well, from a german perspective it seems pointless to differentiate between different parts of what we call siberia by learning other names for them, because it's pretty much the same and there's almost nothing there. if anything, it would make more sense to differentiate between latitudes, and perhaps to recognize the pacific coast area as distinct. also my guess would be that the larger definition of siberia is the proper geographic and older one, and the smaller one is just because either the russian wmpire or the soviet union used "siberia" as the name for an administrative region, and other names for other administrative regions of the geographical siberia.
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  11939. I'm pretty sure that dogs can walk ok on surfaces too hot to keep your hand on for five minutes (walk, not stand), but good advice anyway. be attentive to your pets. also they need to drink more, too, so if you're going somewhere with a dog, maybe bring a bowl to share your water if you normally wouldn't. there are foldable dog bowls for easy carrying, too.
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  11940. oh ad one pretty effective quick method: run cold water from a tap over your forearms for a minute (not the best if there also is a water shortage obviously, though a slow flow works great). I call it the kangaroo method - kangaroos lick their forearms to cool down by evaporation. the blood vessels in the arms quickly spread the cooling effect through the body.
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  11941.  @LeahAmy19  it's just the reemergence of the old piers morgan whom everybody used to agree to hate.
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  11942. so haben sich die soldaten im schifa-krankenhaus auch in etwa benommen. aber in deutschen medien berichtet man natürlich nur von systematischen opferlosen massenver°°°altigungen vor 6 monaten.
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  11943.  @UlrikeBraukmann  .....welche te°°orakte gab es nicht? die selbstmordattentate nannten sich volkssturm. und raketenbeschuss ist geradezu eine erfindung des dritten reichs.
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  11944. 28.300€ kosten pro nase pro jahr? glaub ich nicht.
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  11945.  @friedensengel2374  hä?
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  11946.  @friedensengel2374  mathe nicht so deins?
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  11947.  @friedensengel2374  dein hirn ist apfelmus.
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  11948. how can you commit a crime by consuming drugs that alter your own brain chemistry? who's the victim?
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  11949.  @Milkwater606  the pictures shown in this video are too stylized to likely be derived from real life photographs, it looks more like an AI imitation of manually drawn and digitally edited fake material. but I'm sure there is other AI-generated content made from real life CSA photographs.
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  11950.  @JoeQoodell  why do you think sarcasm is "so mad"?
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  11951. well, there is d°°th, and C°A files from MKultra and such could most likely also provide ways to achieve that through t°°ture. but, as far as I know, they probably did not find a way to do that while leaving the victim capable of functioning as a productive member of society. I would guess that the best they can do is to leave the victim capable of functioning institutionalised, in a prison or asylum. a boots on the ground occupied gaza could be made to resemble that closely enough (change it from a closed gh°tt° to a c°nc°ntr°tion c°mp), but to get people in that state likely would require weeks or months of captivity with quite a lot of work hours invested in... individual attention. and the cognitive dissonance from is°°el doing that to children would cause biden to have a stroke.
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  11952. fun fact: we don't call that generation the greatest generation in germany.
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  11953. 11:23 LOL
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  11954. what robbed strait?
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  11955. doesn't look THAT big.just a few tons, I'd say.
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  11956. religion frisst hirn. dass das event dieses jahr nicht verboten wurde, zeigt die ignoranz der BNP-regierung. überall versagen die rechten im umgang mit corona, weil sie auf triumph des willens machen wollen statt wissenschaftsbasiert zu handeln.
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  11957.  @jonathancrush9475  so what you're saying is that if you froze, breaded and fried them, they would be mcnuggets.
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  11958.  @tankerd1847  probably
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  11959. Daniel Tomhaw it's hard to make out, about a minute earlier in the same recording there is a much clearer view.
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  11960. ​ @ChrisContin  split the baby!
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  11961. what in god's name is that?! 😧
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  11962. ​ @obiwanduglobi6359 in a perfect world h°mas would have found out about the IDF plot to knowingly permit the attack as a pretext for gen°°°de, and would have adapted the plan to the near-zero resistance they would face, which contrary to any reasonable expectation would have allowed them to capture a reasonable number of h°stages by exclusively targeting the military. that would have put g°za in a much better position, with much less foreign support for is°°°l to conduct a gen°°°de.
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  11963. he said it because it sounds like balls and penis.
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  11964. unless you smelled her
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  11965. the wings really seem too small. is it common for harriers to fly with some downward thrust just to not have to fly really fast?
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  11966. well, the UShas F-35 jets standing just across the border in jordan on the tower something base where some US reservists got demobilized. but yes, of course this is rael.
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  11967. this would be cool if they dropped the ridiculous upperclass old-timey british aesthetic.
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  11968. you're embarrassing yourself.
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  11969. wer soll das sein? nur ein solcher angriff auf die ganze ukraine wurde für unwahrscheinlich gehalten, wenn auch absolut nicht für eine leere drohung (meine persönliche einschätzung war 10% wahrscheinlichkeit zu dem zeitpunkt). die amerikanischen geheimdienste haben schon 1-2 monate vor der invasion von vorliegenden plänen einer gesamtinvasion berichtet. mehrere wochen vor der invasion wurde in bild oder welt oder so eine geleakte invasionskarte veröffentlicht, die deckungsgleich mit dem späteren tatsächlichen einmarsch und der karte vor der lukashenko später gefilmt wurde war (die mit dem gewitzten heimlichen pfeil nach moldawien xD). 3 oder 4 tage vor der komplettinvasion als putin die donbassrepubliken anerkannt hat, hat er technisch gesehen klar einen krieg erklärt, denn er hat am selben abend öffentlich den einmarsch in den donbass befohlen, der dann auch geschah. ab da (und wegen der evakuierung und mobilmachung in den separatistengebieten) war jedem vernünftigen menschen klar, dass es zu einem neuen eroberungsversuch mindestens bis zu den grenzen des donbass kommen würde (denn das war so angekündigt, aufgrund der russischen anerkennung der gesamten donbass-region als gebiet der zwei volksrepubliken), und strategisch gesehen dabei höchst wahrscheinlich auch die landbrücke zur krim auf dem plan steht (weil das mehr gewinn für russland ist, ohne mehr reaktion des westens herbeizuführen als nur den donbass zu erobern). daraufhin sind diverse botschaften aus kiew abgezogen, weil die amis sagten, eine komplettinvasion sei bereits beschlossen und stände unmittelbar bevor. am 23. hat keine sau geglaubt, dass es zu keiner invasion käme, denn die invasion im donbass hatte schon 2-3 tage zuvor begonnen. es gab nur deshalb große zweifel an der komplettinvasion, weil die amerikanischen und britischen geheimdienste aufgrund vergangener lügen nicht als vertrauenswürdig gelten, und weil diese invasion so offensichtlich eine extrem schlechte idee war. für unmöglich haben sie allerdings schon monate zuvor viele nicht gehalten, denn die invasion der krim war auch schon so eine schlechte idee, und dabei hat putin demonstriert, dass er nicht zuverlässig rational agiert. unmittelbar vor der invasion waren den amis die pläne so klar bekannt, dass die ukraine mit den infos diverse mobile ziele für die ersten russischen präzisionsraketen und marschflugkörper (luftabwehr, flugzeuge etc) exakt vor kriegsbeginn von den russischen zielkoordinaten wegbewegen konnten. russlands logik war und ist ausgesprochen rätselhaft und deshalb gab es viel zweifel, aber die pläne waren ausgesprochen gut bekannt.
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  11970. immer wieder ärgerlich zu sehen, wie viele arme leute sich von CDU, wirtschaftsverbänden und co verarschen lassen und gegen ihre eigenen interessen abstimmen.
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  11971. bit of a rube goldberg gun
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  11972. fast alles wird fast ausschließlich in monokulturen angebaut, monokultur heißt eine pflanzenart auf einem feld zu einem zeitpunkt. jahr für jahr auf einem feld anderes zeug anzubauen nennt sich fruchtwevhsel. das war bisher nicht gesetz, sollte eigentlich 2023 kommen, aber wurde angeblich aus angst vor ukrainebedingter weizenknappheit um ein jahr verschoben. bisher galt nur das gebot, immer 4% der besessenen anbaufläche ein jahr brachliegen zu lassen (klingt nach einer lächerlich symbolischen verordnung, was soll das denn ausmachen wenn ein feld alle 25 jahre ein jahr nicht bewirtschaftet wird?). 2023 wurde auch das ausgesetzt. dieses jahr scheint wohl beides zu gelten.
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  11973. america won't give ukraine their sea access back if it's lost, and russia 100% could push through the bosphorus and dardanelles if they tried to, because turkey would not start shooting at russian warships over this. turkey's access closure just hasn't been tested yet because russia is occupied and has continuously expected that it was going to win soon and require no naval reinforcements. if russia started trying to get past turkey, the most turkey could force them to do is to gather russian civilian ships in convoys with naval escorts, and then they would get through. it's not like those straits are physically blocked, they are "closed" to russia by threat of shooting or boarding, which turkey would not dare to actually do in the presence of the russian navy. turkey isn't going to start a NATO war with russia, turkey is one of the most russia-friendly NATO countries. but yes, the fact that ukraine sank moscow is pretty big and hilarious. :)
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  11974. there's an american gen°°°de going on, and you make a three hour twilight video? get a grip, natalie!
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  11975.  @DirtbikeGirlfriend  that does make sense
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  11976. only a handful of states count write-in candidates without prior registration though :/
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  11977. ghana and many other poor countries desperately need to build trash-fired power plants!
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  11978. ded. he ded.
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  11979. richtig für wen? die pädophilen handeln halt zum eigenen nutzen...
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  11980.  @cloudluxiferyt1822  anzeige ist raus
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  11981.  @johnd5398  how about not plaguing the rest of us with your stupidity? of course it would work!
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  11982.  @ayoolukoga9829  creep
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  11983. Anders Termansen chihuahuas are what happens when a rat gets very angry.
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  11984. the UN is not a democratic institution, it's a deconfliction body meant to find nonviolent agreements based on the relative power of countries.
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  11985.  @John_Kesidis  nah, I think that program shift from the opposition candidate between the first and the second round of voting was just lies. he was imitating the ideology of the third place candidate because he (or his new campaign team) figured that the only way to gain enough votes, given the already extremely high turnout, was from that guy's supporters, so it was worth trying that and hoping that his other voters recognise that those are lies, since they contradict the program agreed with the other opposition parties.
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  11986. "each den has a kitchen" [x] doubt
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  11987. hmmmmmmmmmm
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  11988. we do have far too few ecoterrorists.
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  11989. the the the the
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  11990. I wish I knew who organised the russian flag stuff. I would guess some russian diplomat paid theae guys to wave russian flags and wear russian flag body paint to produce russian propaganda images.
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  11991. and there is no way those US soldiers or any non-ukrainians (except maaaaaybe mercenaries) are going into ukraine to fight russia. those americans are in europe to guard NATO and EU member states like poland and (I hope) probably the baltic states.
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  11992. or you can just say that germany has a right to condemn russia. 👈👈😎
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  11993.  @nazortube  based
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  11994. 🤡
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  11995. christopher hitchens, großer fan des irakkrieges und noch größerer alkoholiker
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  11996. she did not defend the attack at all, she just stonewalled against the prompt to condemn it. which is also dumb, but not the same thing. it's an old automatic response that a lot of people have failed to adjust to the unique situation.
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  11997.  @billn911  there is no video of israel doing what hamas did a week and a half ago, but there is older history of them doing the same thing during the 1948 nakba (the ethnic cleansing of pleatinians was driven by massacres that only differed from this one in no hostages being taken), and inviting their christian fascist phalange allies to do the same thing in the palestinian refugee camps sabra and shatila in 1982 during the lebanese civil war, while israel guarded the camps' fences to prevent escapes, illuminated the night with flares, and watched for two days from guard towers as the phalange did nothing bot r°°e, t°°ture, mu°°late and m°°der, killing around 3000. israel also shot and killed thousands of palestinian unarmed civilians on sight as they attempted to return through the new israeli border to their hometowns in the first decade after they were displaced.
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  11998. looks strangely bright for algae, but maybe. if it's an unusual algae or cyanobacteria bloom, that would suggest the dumping of something that acts as a fertiliser. edit: they're saying it's fluorescein dye
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  11999.  @lucacassar9371  I had no idea. the thing that does make some sense to me why malta is the most anti-abortion EU country and not some country in eastern or south-eastern europe is that I don't think I have heard of abortion being a focus of the orthodox churches like it is with the catholic church. and I'm vaguely aware of abortion having been common in the eastern bloc, so I guess the orthodox church must have tolerated it.
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  12000. oh no, the populist was lying before the election?
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  12001. ist das das, was die reichsbürger machen?
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  12002. they may or may not be staring at goats.
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  12003. dore is 0 funny, sam bee is slightly funnier than maher, and john oliver is pretty funny, though mostly his show is good for reasons other than him and could probably be a lot better if it was hosten by somebody else. somebody who is not trevor noah.
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  12004. it's not the first time the BJP and modi in particular have turned a blind eye to hindu attacks against non-hindu minorities.
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  12005.  Goran Almanya  ja, aber püriert in der wurst, nicht als teure delikatesse xD
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  12006. I'm a real person, I swear! fake name though xD
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  12007. it seems like sputnik-v is the most widely available russian covid vaccine, but there actually are multiple other russian-made and russian-approved vaccines.
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  12008. das wird gar nicht gelöst, das ist absicht.
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  12009. I want to see a two cenk panel.
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  12010. I'm pretty sure kissinger died a few years ago, and rumsfeld quite recently.
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  12011. Isley Zahn mohammed bonesaw is but a servant of the orb.
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  12012. Piscean Beauty many? no, it was a very small percentage because every once in a while, some slave traders went against the rules and sold some muslims before getting their heads chopped off for it.
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  12013.  @finnz7786  maybe try actual history instead of listening to anti-intellectual cults that think that science is a weapon of the white man.
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  12014. sounds like a nothing burger. it's not like it's a secret that the rioters were republicans, and many of them linked to republican organisations.
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  12015. some channel creator backstory, that's nice. your accent is easy to understand by the way, and your intonation is a lot less strange than with many ukrainian english speakers.
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  12016.  @dracox_d225  the US dollar is the global reserve currency. everything else is at best a dollar replacement. the second currency is the euro, the third is the yen. china's RMB could at least rival the yen, if it wasn't for the fact that they like to devalue it in order to make chinese exports more competitive, and nobody wants to be holding the people's bag the next time the chinese government decides that all chinese money is no longer worth as much as it was yesterday. the rubel practically isn't even internationally traded anymore, it's almost like whatever the north koreans call their monopoly money.
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  12017. -juan guaido
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  12018. I have seen polish TV, it's worse than CNN.
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  12019. several feet from one glacier? sorry, but that doesn't sound very credible.
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  12020. ok since some of y'all don't seem to be able to follow what I mean: first of all, it's just in no way in linewith the usual projections. they talk about a foot or two or three by 2100, and glaciers like this are included. secondly, more obviously, you need to look at the relationbetween the area of the glacier and the area of the world's oceans. I don't fucking know what it is, but I would guess that it's perhaps 0.01% as big in area. if it is, then every foot in sea level rise would take over 10.000 feet in glacier thickness. "several feet" sounds like at least three, so is that glacier on average ten kilometers thick in the area that's expected to melt into the sea? no it's not, there are no ten kilometer glaciers. and if there were, those would be very fucking durable.
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  12021. Dustin Stich well you could perhaps class biden as a neocon, but he's been biden in the democratic party for a long time.
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  12022. why are they made though?
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  12023. in communist china, those are two questions.
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  12024. yes, because the lada underneath can reliably drive under its own power.
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  12025. awww he called him mr. bojangles :')
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  12026. Tina Forbes we know
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  12027. Doctor nochu I just read a bit about the asia bibi case... dude, your country is completely insane! it seems like it's pretty much run by a sort of taliban with better branding.
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  12028. hybrid vigor hybrid cuteness
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  12029. 7:25 I think the colonial military releasing that drone footage actually is a very sinister sign of the pervasive deh°m°nization of the native people - they think the video of crowds swarming aid trucks makes them look good because the people in the video look like ants and behave in an uncivilized manner. this is the same way how starvation and deprivation of hygiene products and sightly clothes in gh°ttos and in camps were all used by the n°z°s to gradually transition the public perception of their targeted populations, and particularly the view their guards held of them, into non-personhood in order to make their eventual k°°ling not count as h°mic°de. the pr°°°ganda would present filthy and deranged people, and the desperate conditions imposed on them in their containment areas would actually reduce people to a primitive state of mere survival. I haven't read many books so I guess I can't really compare, but primo levi's two books about surviving ausch°°°z 3 describe this is much detail. he was extremely adamant about centering the experience of starvation as largely shutting down people's higher social and intellectual functioning, and pitting inmates against each other in competition over unsurvivable food rations.
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  12030. 😂👉🤡👈😂👈😂
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  12031. ​ @stefanschleps8758 actually the vast majority of drugs are highly effective rectally, as the intestinal walls allow most to pass into the blood stream very well. though with cannabis, you'd need to roast or boil the stuff first to decarboxylate the cannabinoids, like you do for oral use.
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  12032. ADL: "the WHAT?!"
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  12033. (⁠ノ⁠ಠ⁠益⁠ಠ⁠)⁠ノ⁠彡⁠┻⁠━⁠┻
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  12034.  @karolinakuc4783  uuuh yeah of course you can't rely on billionaire charity, since when is that supposed to be the answer to anything?
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  12035. hard disagree. russians are way more responsible for their government than they are willing to accept, and it's a massive problem.
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  12036. somebody please teach john to say "water" instead of "wad'hurr"...
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  12037. I don't know what your profile name means.
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  12038. voting, especially in the current US system, will never be better than voting for the lesser evil, and you should do that. but biden no longer is a lesser evil. draw the line at genocide, never again vote for biden! also a one term trump presidency followed by a relatively good chance of another democratic one because the reps can't run the incumbent seems safer to me than another term of biden followed by likely a more competent rep fascist for two terms. trump being elected certainly would mean better chances for an at all progressive president sooner, and it would be helpful toward that end to provide negative consequences to the DNC for dishing up biden again. and for palestine, trump is almost guaranteed to be better than biden, because biden is now rock solid as bad as trump at his worst, and trump is very unstable. listen to the trump interview about netanyahu that was released two months ago, he HATES the guy now because of his pathological need to express disrespect towards his allies, and that is exactly the sort of thing he bases his politics on. honestly I would strongly consider voting not third party, but trump.
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  12039. sisters of charity and mother teresa have ALWAYS been about converting people to catholicism first and foremost. it's a real nasty organization, and mother teresa was a sadistic psychopath nun.
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  12040.  @balaclavabob001  because they're old planes and it's russia. and by the way none of theforeign airliners that russia ACTUALLY now shpuld have trouble maintaining has fallen out of the sky yet.
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  12041. russia absolutely is leaving the western side of the dniepr.
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  12042. never. police reports from the raids also state that large amounts of pictures and video footage of sex acts recorded by epstein were found, yet there have been no procedings against anyone appearing in that footage or any further information about it.
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  12043. 14:57 why is he doing a german accent? :'D
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  12044. well, they're doing better than in most countries, but sadly the greens have fallen a lot in the polls over the summer. they were leading shortly, but now their support has almost halved and they're third, barely polling better than the fourth and fifth parties (it's social democrats, conservatives, greens, liberals, far right).
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  12045. I didn't know you could fit more than 520 people on a 747
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  12046. *norweger
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  12047. yes, you can. these newly reestablished central european wolves have yet to attack any human. they've been around for decades, they're tens of thousands now, and not one human attack. they recognise humans as uniquely dangerous animals and avoid us. pets on the other hand are not safe from wolves. so what I would perhaps worry about would be, if I had dogs, letting them run off leash in wolf habitat. probably most dogs would be smart enough to not challenge a wolf to a fight, but you never know, dogs are not reliably smart like that. and of course free-roaming cats are threatened by wolves. but that's sort of payback for the massive threat cats pose to smaller native animals, especially birds.
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  12048. that was for one month though, monthly donation pledges have varied greatly.
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  12049. ​ @nicke0b mit dem angriff steiners wird das alles in ordnung kommen!
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  12050. I like janelle dumalaon's monotonous but intense voice, it's quite iconic! ^^
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  12051. no, it absolutely would not. and the co pletely across the board terrible media coveragethat believed biden every time he claimed that the US is committed to defending taiwan, despite the fact that the people actually doing the politics below him immediately corrected him each time.
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  12052.  @Sfsew  🤡
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  12053. dog thieves are going to either use stolen dogs for breeding, or remove chips. but yes, everyone should chip any pet that can possibly get outside and run away. if your animal is not chipped (or otherwise marked with contact information), then you need to actively find the animal. if it is chipped, you will get it back if anyone brings it to either a shelter or a vet, where they'll scan for chips and then contact you. so then you don't need to aak around if anyone has found your pet, since anyone you might aak would tell you anyway.
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  12054. berräck obämer
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  12055.  @vme1111  free bilhorod!
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  12056. which one?
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  12057. your answer to the question at the end failed to mention the biggest benefit of vaccinating people in one country with various different vaccines: it's the only way to get good data to compare the relative effectiveness of the different vaccines. you need to use different vaccines in the same parts of the same population that will be exposed to the same infection risks with future outbreaks. you can look up the different efficacy numbers of the covid vaccines from various countries, you'll see that the numbers for the same vaccine vary wildly between countries because of the different epidemic situation, behaviour, and other health factors between the populations of different countries. if the same vaccine is looking very different in different countries, you certainly can't compare the results of different vaccines from multiple countries to each other, so you need to use multiple vaccines in one country in order to compare the results of the vaccine types against each other.
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  12058. then you have no idea about australia, it is very clearly the black sheep of the first world in terms of human rights and institutional racism.
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  12059.  @debbiehenri345  with those wheels there, the cover could be more solidly mounted.
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  12060. IHRA definition implementation, probably
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  12061. when did they last only a week? it took the taliban several months to conquer afghanistan after the last NATO combat missions.
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  12062.  @chadthundercock4806  the time-limiting factor wasn't the relative fighting strength so much as it was how clearly the way the US "negotiated" their surrender put the writing on the wall that the taliban were about to control all of afghanistan no matter what. absolutely everybody knew that it was a losing fight. soldiers don't want to die for a cause that's already lost, and the most rational thing to do was whatever raised their chances of either living on good terms with the taliban under taliban rule (so certainly the first order of business would be to stop trying to kill taliban), or getting themselves and their families out of afghanistan (which was not an option available to regular afghan soldiers or police, it was hardly even available to interpreters who had been promised this the whole time before they even signed the contract).
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  12063. that is false, it was a ducted fan powered by a piston engine. entirely unexciting failed design concept.
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  12064. huh?
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  12065. it's standard practice, in many US states it's damn near legally mandates. it's call the law enforcement officer's bill of rights or some BS like that
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  12066. Peoples Republic of Ninj the russians have one potentially entirely ineffective vaccine, but sputnik V is one of the most effective. it was head to head with moderna at least until omicron, though I haven't looked up omicron efficacy results recently. pre-omicron real world data of sputnik V from south america confirmed very high efficacy.
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  12067. Peoples Republic of Ninj those are made-up numbers, particularly the AZ is way too high. if they were real, the difference between sputnik and the others would barely be statistically significant. the sputnik omicron values you give are better than what I've seen cited for any other vaccine.
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  12068. Dino Oldman I have seen plenty of efficacy numbers, I know what's what, and prevention of infection is not called "general vaccine efficacy" because preventing infection isn't recognized as the general primary purpose of vaccines.
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  12069. Dino Oldman no, those figures are in the ballpark of reality in relation to the wuhan strain or the alpha variant, but the relative efficacy of the vaccines is false. for the delta variant, the numbers are significantly too high, and the sputnik omicron numbers may well be correct, but would make sputnik one of the most effective vaccines against omicron because most other reported efficacy numbers against omicron are even lower. the last line-up of efficacy before omicron, so mostly against the delta variant, was 1. moderna+sputnik V at something like 85% prevention of serious illness or death, 2. pfizer at about 75%, 3. astrazeneca around 60-70%, 5. J&J at 50%, 6. sinopharm and sinovac 15-40% - weaker than natural immunity. there is a more rare russian vaccine that is widely reported to have near 0 efficacy, but that has nothing to do with sputnik. efficacy numbers of individual vaccines compared between different countries have always varied A LOT, but that order of efficacy was quite clear. and no, that's not by the russian numbers for sputnik V, that's based on numbers from south america and elsewhere because sputnik V has been very widely exported. sputnik light, just the first dose, also is MUCH more effective than J&J, its equivalent to two shots of AZ. I didn't believe in sputnik V at all until about fall 2021, but the success is undeniable. it is getting much better results than most vaccines. yes, there are outliers of countries reporting 30% less efficacy than others, but that's actually the case for all the vaccines including pfizer and moderna. I think it has a reputation for heavy side effects and I wouldn't put much trust in its safety profile gompared to the western vaccines, but moderna hits pretty hard too, and I'm hlad I got that before germany stopped using it on U30s due to it causing more myocarditis in young people than covid (yes, really). buddy, I have ACTUALLY been paying attention to thid pandemic. that's why I can tell that those numbers are wrong even though they are close to reality. they're not close enough for my very large abrain that china respects very much.
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  12070. Dino Oldman I looked up the table you got those numbers from, and they have clearly been fucked with. there is no way that an honest accounting of real worlddata gave the exact same numbers for protection from illness and from infection between wuhan original (tm) and the alpha variant for each of the 12 vqccines/vaccine categories. I get that there's not supposed to be a difference, but there would be statistical noise, especially given how broad the spread of the numbers they had to work with is. that's not what real data looks like.
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  12071. who the hell works with michael weist? xD
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  12072. world's densest youtube comment discovered!
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  12073. that tan suit though 🙅‍♂️
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  12074.  @kenpenner9540  the hostages, but not the residents.
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  12075. I think he in large part is facing those charges because if his attitude. he infamously bragged that much of the reason for his move to romania was that romania doesn't really prosecute rape. I think somebody in a position of authority in romania saw that as an insult and a challenge, and ordered police and prosecutors to make an exception and do their jobs properly for once in order to turn the international attention towards romania from negative to positive.
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  12076. desalination? are you suggesting desalination for FIREFIGHTING WATER? 😮that is the most impractical application of desalination that I have ever heard of.
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  12077. cheeezus your translator and audio mixing are HORRIBLE! I have no idea what is happening.
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  12078.  @FUCKDSS  of course I'm not sure if that FSB wagner office raid turning up the go-bag during the coup was hat really happened. any self-reported FSB activity is essentially just a rumour. the other alleged FSB raid pictures we saw related to the war were those where the goobers in charge of arranging items of evidence against a supposed ukrainian neo-nazi terror cell mistakenly put multiple "the sims" video games in the pictures instead of SIM cards for mobile phones, along with various paraphernalia like a hitler photograph and third reich flag t-shirt, which apparently any neo-nazi needs in order to make a place feel like home.
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  12079. palästinenser hassen bzw. nicht für menschen halten ist political correctness in deutschland.
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  12080. the ukraine war undercount is real, the gaza overcount is not. every sampled check of the palestinian health ministry numbers in previous wars and in this one recently done by various foreign media has turned up that the people named as dead really did just die, with no errors at all to speak of. I do believe that there was fu**ery with the hospital parking lot casualty count, but given that nobody has found any falsely claimed individual deaths, that appears to have been done by reassigning real deaths of the day to that location. they shot themselves in the foot big time, and so did AJE by sticking to the "israeli airstrike" claim on that one particular explosion that just does not match at all.
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  12081.  @rippspeck  you didn't even mention OP's mother
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  12082. nächstes mal vergleichen wir äpfel und birnen
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  12083. I think the way america makes its electoral politics a spectacle that extends almost through the entire four year cycle is an integral part of preventing meaningful change that would have to come through changes to that system toward actually representing what the people want.
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  12084. fürn schwarzbären ist der schädel doch zu groß, oder? also vielleicht doch... blaubär
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  12085. ideologists? what do you think that is?
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  12086. wasn't it? yes, it wasn't.
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  12087.  @sebastianwrites  it's an anti-putin meme, you goober. check the profile picture 🙄🌻
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  12088.  @sebastianwrites  I didn't ask a question, what are you talking about? >_>
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  12089.  @sebastianwrites  get lost
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  12090.  @sebastianwrites  except that every ukrainian seeing my youtube profile recognises the ukrainian flag profile picture. you're just not very smart. american?
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  12091.  @sebastianwrites  of course not, you are clueless xD
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  12092.  @sebastianwrites  oh, is that what you do? contact your representative about things? you are so full of shit! 😂
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  12093.  @sebastianwrites  you have got to be trolling
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  12094.  @sebastianwrites  my dude, you are using quotation marks ridiculously wrong. they do not denote emphasis. you write like somebody who knows the written word only from reading news headlines. like donald trump.
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  12095. I'm pretty sure that I have heard that sex criminals tend to be particularly reformable in prison.
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  12096. deforestation for charcoal is a huge problem. in wet regions it causes mudslides and soil degradation that impacts agriculture, in dry regions like the sahel it grows deserts, in settlements it worsens heat, and either way it threatens biodiversity and the climate. of course this small business isn't yet having a big impact, but I do think that there is a lot of potential for growth in using waste biomass to replace wood charcoal. coconut shells are an obvious choice since they're dry and wood-like. there also is the adjacent possibility of using biochar not for burning, but instead to bury it, which improves soil for agriculture because charcoal has favorable air and water retention, and effectively sequesters carbon for hundreds or thousands of years because buried charcoal is quite chemically inert. some of the south american natives did that for hundreds of years (charcoal+shit+pottery shards) and built up a layer of soil known as terra preta that's meters thick in some places and still remarkable for being far more fertile than the natural soil in the region, which in the tropics typically only has a very thin humus layer because the lack of seasons does not produce the intermittent overabundance of decomposing biomass that we get in the fall in temperate climates.
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  12097. uhm actually that would be a Zielpunktprojektor
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  12098. for a while there milo seemed to be acting pretty odd (anxious) and possessive with the kittens. she looks like she's still having a mental health crisis due to losing her puppies, and presumably the stressful life before (I'm guessing she was a stray or neglected, because she looks malnourished and that's probably also why the puppies didn't make it). she looks better and seems to treat gumball more normal after the adoption though, so I'd say she recovered quite quickly. I think her always keeping gumball with her was mostly because of that stuffed animal she had as a puppy replacement. she got used to the stuffed animal not wandering off and carrying it everywhere to comfort herself, and she replaced the stuffed animal with gumball.
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  12099. he didn't. they didn't make it good enough.
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  12100. that polish inside job of investing in the company and then suing against bad business decisions is hilarious.
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  12101. why? his balance failed
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  12102. actually, as you can see by your post being visible, that is a policy selectively targeted at commenters with a track record of standing on the side of truth and human rights. which at this point happens to be quite literally anyone resisting i-country, compared to the standards set by i-country.
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  12103.  @cristinakasselas555  I've had at least two day-long YT commenting suspensions for just accurately naming what kha+ is and what it is not and does or doesn't have as its official goals. for example in german media is is a common claim made not just by pundits but by narrations essentially expressing the beliefs of major and not particularly non-credible news organizations' editorial boards that the kh-organisation's official goal is, to put it in a hopefully YT-friendly way, to solve all their problems in a particularly final and global way. pretty wild projection, really.
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  12104. "nacktschnecke" nennt sie sich selbst xD
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  12105. hey ragnar, you got some anti-german racism for me? 😂
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  12106. why would she be?
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  12107. deutsches brennholz stammt aus geregelter forstwirtschaft. das ist alles zur wirtschafflichen nutzung angepflanzt. wenn man brennholz oder holzprodukte wie papier von anderswo bezieht, gehen dafür durchaus auch natürliche wälder drauf. wo auch besonders gern hierzulande tropenholz aus raubbau untergejubelt wird (quasi beifang beim edelholz-abbau) ist grillkohle, und briketts erst recht,weil da die holzarten schwer bis nicht bestimmbar sind. ich denke wenn die leute hier mehr mit holz heizen, ist das größte problem die schlechtere luftqualität.
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  12108. that would have depended largely on his ethnic group. both obviously jews and also ethnic poles were treated worse by the nazis, as the nazis had genocide plans for both (the one for all slavic peoples including poles was to kill the majority of them to replace them with germans, and make some remainder of uneducated workers into a slave race), whereas the soviets mostly focused on killing intellectuals and the polish military.
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  12109. TYT is news commentary, buddy.
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  12110. dinofarts, actually
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  12111.  @petriew2018  interesting. I suppose the big energy of the cartridges used also was the reason for some very early automatic rifles like the chauchat using long-recoil locking systems that make every shot accelerate the large mass of the barrel before the chamber unlocks. locking delays based on spring tension or friction can much more easily break in such a way that they open thechamber faster than intended than a delay based on inertia can (as long as the inertial mass can't come loose).
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  12112. fun fact: there actually are very few contageous cancers. one notable example is the tasmanian devil facial tumor that is spread by bites because those little bastards fight all the time, which in recent years has seemed like it may wipe out the species in the wild (it's like 100% fatal). I believe transmissions are now going down somewhat, as some devils seem to have better immune defenses against it.
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  12113. holy shit, that's shocking even by afghan standards! imagine how many of them get run over by the wheels! I totally blame every border guard who lets them do it. it's like they think that the risk the kids take earns them the right to pass. but they only take the risk because they're allowed to pass. both sides' border guards should immediately stop letting any of these kids through. the kids should be captured and checked if they have a family, and arrangements should be made for them to go to school instead of working. legality aside, the risk of injury and death would be intolerable even for an adult.
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  12114. except for palestine trump would almost certainly be better, because he hates netanyahu now.
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  12115. seems weird to me that the cat hates her even though they got him as a kitten. I think it can probably be changed though, like if only she feeds him and he has to pretend to not hate her to get the food.
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  12116. all hunting is illegal? that is very very hard to believe.
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  12117. there used to be a sikh empire???
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  12118. cocaine isn't very potent
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  12119. there definitely wasn't what's alleged here. the tweet said that he hates the ADL for pushing an anti-white and anti-asian agenda. that sounds to me very much like he's implying disapproval of affirmative action (because asians have been suvcessfully used as the model minority to roll back some university affirmative action). he did not remotely reference the great replacement conspiracy theory.
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  12120. kompromiss: alle zum impfen zwingen, und ansonsten kannste machen was du willst.
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  12121. imagine how stupid the people who originally bought theae must have felt!
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  12122. the closest point of belarus is too far away to reach the missile impact site with an S-300 launched from belraus. thus only ukraine can have launched it. it was an S-300, ukraine launched it.
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  12123. yup. channel 4 is showing strong evidence in recent weeks that they have given in to british or israeli government demands to adjust their coverage towards matching the pro-israeli slant of the BBC and so many others.
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  12124. laschet=kalif söder=isnogud
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  12125. the fact that they have so far chosen to not shoot it down means that they have definitely captured and examined one just like it before.
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  12126. we're not taking saudi money, we're GIVING them money. well, I suppose america is taking their money, for renting the US military to them.
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  12127. are there convenient programs that combine generative AI with manual editing, like by letting you sketch or sort of drag-and-drop assemble a picture composition and having the AI generate a cohesive picture adhering to the predefined details, and/or letting you make corrections by sketching over or shifting around parts of a generated picture?
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  12128. ​ @Meister__Wu  und die themen sind alle aktuelle nachrichten, ausnahmslos.
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  12129.  @Meister__Wu  natürlich über die opfer, wir haben doch die pflicht, isr°°l zu unterstützen!
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  12130. hate off to you too, hail satan
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  12131. no, east germany gained its statehood before west germany, and was never a part of the USSR, just the warsaw pact. but its government was generally more closely controlled and authoritarian than other warsaw pact countries,so it usually resembled the USSR quite a bit more than poland, hungary, czechoslovakia, yugoslavia etc.
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  12132. 6:02 ana tr trying to emphasize her complaint about half of the hospitals in gaza being told to evacuate, but not actually understanding the situation, which is that there is essentially no capacity for a single one of those patients to be admitted to a different hospital because the other hospitals in gaza are all more than full and running out of all supplies including generator fuel was cringe.
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  12133.  @someguy350  wow, you don't say
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  12134. in african/arab countries, trigger discipline is when you're not shooting at the sky.
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  12135. that gun got rizz
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  12136. actually the whole global economic system of eternal growth on a finite planet with no exit strategy guarantees eventual catastrophic collapse...
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  12137. isn't it more offensive for CNN to unnecessarily put that us/confederate flag combination up as a background?
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  12138.  @SyKnife  it being harder to tell apart from the real thing makes it a bigger threat to the real thing.
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  12139.  @FRESHL1887  das ist die zweite nakba, die leute werden permanent aus nordgaza oder ganz gaza oder ganz palästina vertrieben, je nachdem wie weit wir israel gewähren lassen.
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  12140.  @SCHP1311  ja, die wahrheit.
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  12141. BASED
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  12142. zuz
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  12143. nobody can actually set rules for war.
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  12144. BOUNCY BAE
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  12145. it's not about oil, there is no significant amount of oil in or around the strip. there are gas fields extending into the waters straight out from the strip, but that's also not the main issue. this "war" started by an inside job is about firing up all of i-country's s°ttl°r col°n°al ethnic cl°°nsing and expansion, and about producing a society more unified in hat°red and aggression through another shared experience of a conscript "war" (ma°°acre). it's not about any particular resource, it's about social engineering.
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  12146. too bad that ian didn't know the story of how the hell this got adopted. I don't either, but it has to be weird.
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  12147. germany has created ukrainian and russian language state media programs
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  12148. I think the civilian evacuation/deportation from kherson city could largely be to shield evacuation routes (bridges) from ukrainian attack in order to withdraw russian military equipment.
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  12149. 11:21 1A deutscher, war ja klar dass mit solchen leuten die wiedervereinigung nicht aufzuhalten war!
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  12150. apparently no bank in germany is exchanging ukrainian money right now because they don't want to be the ones holding a crashing currency, so you're definitely not the only one with money problems... not to dismiss that your whole life is uprooted, but you're actually super lucky compared to almost everybody else who's fled that you have this online source of income in solid currencies.
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  12151. 2008? I'm pretty dure that was in the early or mid 90s. russia signed the same thing for ukraine's nukes btw.
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  12152. mimimimimimi
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  12153. fayueh! oh no!
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  12154. F U xD
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  12155.  @giuseppevaccaro7521  you're welcome :)
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  12156.  @jeffamell3501  pretty much, that's why I wrote the comment. :)
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  12157. I like that the new york times can't spell "protester".
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  12158. that is not the matter at hand at all, you already need to register demonstrations. you should LISTEN, because this bill is absolutely insane. it criminalizes protests to a degree that as far as I know is unheard of in western democracies. even the red states in the US don't have laws that bad!
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  12159. 2:44 to be clear, hamas did not drop off shani's body back at the festival grounds after driving her around gaza, and then israel took three weeks to identify her body. what was found in israel is a skull fragment DNA-matched to shani that fell there when she wqs shot in the head. the video was taken afterwardsy so she was indeed already dead on the truck bed.
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  12160. that would apply to all spectator sports.
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  12161. canned hunting is not hunting. these people are buying the right to execute captive animals. if that's not a sign of a dangerously disturbed person, I don't know what is. they should all be put on a watch list and somebody should check up on their families for potential domestic abuse.
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  12162. all his speeches are bad.
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  12163. nobody asked for a hungarian opinion. ;) it is however entirely reasonable to give third shots of other vaccines to recipients of the chinese vaccines, because the chinese vaccines are almost worthless against delta or future worse variants. they only provide something like 20-35% protection.
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  12164. ​ @dyawr I guess the people he met there just told him that everything about russian propaganda is lies.
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  12165. putin knew that there would be no NATO vs russian fighting. saying it out loud was just meant to please the american electorate.
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  12166. yeah more like misinformed decisions... facebook exists! I think great brexit might need correct covid information to bewritten on buses or something. everybody trusts a bus.
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  12167. this is not bibi, this is i-country.
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  12168. oh my god, are climate change supporters dumb... nevermind the tiny amount, burning tobacco is carbon neutral because the carbon comes from the air. there are greenhouse emissions in its production due to the use of various machines, vehicles, fertilisers and pesticides, but that's all the same stuff as with other plant products.
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  12169. not ir°n, just one university. the government is unlikely to invite students who have a track record of taking a stand against any government's repression.
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  12170. oooooh so that's what elon musk is doing!
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  12171. sein name ist hofmann, albert hofmann.
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  12172. ah yes, a classic three step plan! first, we stop losing. second, we reenlist our deserters. third, we start winning. it really is foolproof. 100% success guaranteed.
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  12173. HK MP7=hell's kitchen meal protection 7 days a week
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  12174. situation in pakistan: still a failed state, now less wet. still has nukes that need to be destroyed.
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  12175. it's not at all suitable for checking for cops, because cops are absolutely not forbidden from taking drugs while undercover, much less under coercion. the closest you could get to making somebody do something with drugs that a cop wouldn't is to make them distribute the drugs. also most of VICE are druggies and everybody knows it.
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  12176. haha bester kommentar
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  12177. oh they did it again? 🤦‍♂️
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  12178. the term is universally misapplied in the palestinian context to refer to residential neighbourhoods grown out of refugee camps. it would make some sense to call them refugee quarters, but not very much considering that most other inhabitants of gaza are as much refugees as the people in the so-called refugee camps. nowadays they're just poorer and particularly densely inhabited neighbourhoods. if you want to see tents, you need look no farther than where those people whose homes israel is primarily targeting are supposed to move in the south.
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  12179.  @skylined5534  it was an indoor grow. indoor grows are limited in their effective plant size because the canopy needs to be kept somewhat flat to use the artificial light properly (because the distance to the bulbs makes a lot of difference). this limit to practical plant size dictates a short growing period before the plants are made to flower, because otherwise you're just wasting time and electricity. because of this, indoor grows generally finish in 3-4 months depending on whether they are grown from cuttings or from seeds. I assumed from seed because that would better fit their apparent chaotic nature, and it would simplify the math because then the 200 plants seized would have been all in the production rotation, not including any mother plants or cuttings (but working from cuttings would result in similar productivity with 200 total plants and a smaller flowering room due to higher harvest frequency). it's a relatively low estimate though, based on the assumption that these guys were pretty amateurish growers and probably grew on soil, perhaps organically fertilised. with dialed in hydroponics and an OP lighting and ventilation setup, you could produce 2-4 times as much.
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  12180. das hängt wahrscheinlich primär davon ab, ob man ein bekackbares auto hat.
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  12181. I love banyanya!
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  12182.  @avus-kw2f213  literally the queen's representative in australia.
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  12183. folk music is not classical music. folk music is largely a tradition of amateur musicians (who do other work for money), whereas classical music is a tradition of people approaching the use of their instruments with the sort of professionalism/perfectionism/obession of a professional athlete. it's like waltz vs ballet.
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  12184.  @acethecreation  because he converted too??? probably? maybe? I don't care. you definitely get some kind of shaving option when you're jailed for months as a man.
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  12185. IntrepidFraidyCat your profile picture is a dad joke.
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  12186. arabic
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  12187. what future democratic republic? the russian opposition is so weak and disorganised that it's almost funny. putin's power is not threatened by the russian people. if anything, he's threatened by other top political officials, but if those try to kill or depose him, they'll have lots of problems with the 50+% of russian people who support putin.
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  12188. well, cenk is wrong about the nature of his insanity. santos is not quite delusional, he is conpulsively committed to the bit. he knows he is a fraud, he just feels a very strong urge to keep up the facade.
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  12189. I am very disappointed that you didn't follow up that interview with the polish official with some direct fact checking of the claims he made, because he was clearly lying like crazy. why would you ask HIM what some european commissioner said? nobody should take his word for that!
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  12190. that's insane, there are 100.000 of them. and getting rid of them would barely fix anything, since the army is only a little better. the RSF/janjaweed gained prominence by conducting the genocide in darfur, but the army heavily aided them with airstrikes. the army would bomb a village, and then the RSF would mop up.
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  12191. "von ehemals 20 löschflugzeugen der türkei sind nur 3 einsatzbereit" - reicht doch offensichtlich! ihr zeigt trotzdem diverse videos von den dingern im nachrichtenprogramm anstelle der zerstörung, und das ist der hauptzweck von löschflugzeugen. ein paar tonnen wasser auf eine kilometerlange feuerfront zu werfen ist reines theater.
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  12192. I Chill was funktioniert sind primär brandschneisen. die können auch halbwegs durch löschflugzeuge ergänzt werden, aber einfach wasser auf wald schmeißen wie in diesen videos bringt gar nichts außer befriedung der öffentlichkeit. teilweise kann man auch am boden deutlich mehr wasser ranschaffen als per flugzwug (oder noch alberner per hubschrauber), dann kann auch wasser helfen. primär allerdings direkt an gebäuden, die schon durch etwas abstand zur vegetation teilweise geschützt sind.
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  12193. deutsche waffen haben allgemein immer noch einen guten ruf. panzerhaubitze 2000 und die neuesten deutschen kampfpanzer- und schützenpanzermodelle gelten als mit die besten solchen geräte. ersatzteile für waffen sind tatsächlich ein spannendes thema, darüber haben nämlich waffenexportierende länder viel macht über käuferländer. indien ist z. B. im moment in erster linie deshalb so russlandfreundlich, weil die meisten indischen waffen aus russland kommen und im betrieb auf russische ersatzteile und munition angewiesen sind.
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  12194.  @eavesdropper0  the show segment made into this video upload here was led by ben gleib. he either made the clip montage or selected it for use from twitter or the like, in that case it was made by 100% certainly another z°°nist activist. you are commenting in very transparently bad faith. you know that if you wanted to actually know what's happened, you would need to seek out something more factual than a collection of gossip-tier hit-pieces featuring just the single hi°°er reference that stands up as bad in context, and otherwise about half extremely tightly clipped statements set into invented situations and about half lies that don't even match a single sentence she has said. and look at you mentioning "r°bb°s" as if that meant moral authority! xD one of those is shmuley boteach, of whom you can just look up any video and I need not say more, and the other is michael barclay, whose feud with her absolutely has been all about i-country, and who insists that she has not condemn kh°m°s even though she has because his standard for that is, and this is not an exaggeration, he made this clear again and again, that 10/7 was "the darkest day in recorded history", worse even than any day of the h°l°c°ust, and a unique evil that must not be compared to anything else (funny, normally that's supposed to be the big H). that's so inaccurate that it's actually h° denial.
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  12195.  @eavesdropper0  yeah sadly YT ate my proper reply also, so I'll just say now that the degree of bad faith emanating from you leads me to suspect that you were conceived from the contents of a condom that your mother retrieved from a bathroom bin.
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  12196. no jury in this trial
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  12197.  @nsbd90now  🤡
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  12198. ​ @republicindian1844  I hear india best country very clean no rapes, much like pakistan
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  12199. right. TYT's defense of "what is he supposed to do, we've tried everything" is super weak. there obviously are things you're NOT supposed to do, and one of those is to talk down to people like jow biden did in that speech. it was just horrible messwnging, and his whiny inflection was revolting even to me as somebody who would approve of much more universal vaccine mandates than he just put in place. I distinctly remember joe biden having charisma when he used to joke around as obama's VP - what happened to that?
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  12200.  @mrprosser843  well you're not one of them. and people of any degree of intelligence can have delusions and psychoses, be indoctrinated as children, or become victims of cults.
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  12201.  @Aksarallah  islam is the fastest BREEDING religion in the world, because reproductive rates are almost perfectly inversely proportional to education, wealth, and quality of life. muslims have many children because most are uneducated, poor, and live in s**t countries with no social safety net, so they need to produce children to take care of them when they're old. the descriptions of reality prescribed as undoubtable truth in the quran are for the most part thoroughly disproven not just by the more obscure details of modern scientific knowledge, but even by the most basic common knowledge most people learn in kindergarten or primary school. it is very obviously a book originated in the minds of 7th century desert-dwellers who did not even possess a high level of education by the standards of the time. it is not the product of an all-knowing god. also your perfect example of a man was a genocide advocate, slaver, and serial child r**ist. his favourite wife aisha, whom he married when he was around 50 and she was 6, after seeing her and being so smitten that he canceled her betrothal to another man, was first r**ed by him when she was 9. which contrary to his own rule supposedly applying to all muslims was before her first period. he also had twice as many wives as were supposed to be allowed, and one of them was his ex-slave adopted son's wife, whose marriage he annulled to take her for himself in spite of the fact that he had previously decreed that a man must not marry his son's former wife (among other relations), which he then fixed by also annulling the adoption and banning adoption. aisha was 18 when he died, and was never allowed to marry again because he made a unique rule that banned anyone from marrying the prophet's widows after his death. by the way he also decreed that a man must treat his wives equally, yet he himself was very open about how his 6-18 year old child bride was his favourite.
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  12202. how did she pluck her head?
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  12203.  @Bullcutter  I'm german, I find international news interesting. I learned about the prison killings because that was mentioned in reporting I saw when raisi got elected. iran is generally very interesting - it looks particularly clearly on a trajectory to drastically liberalise in the coming years (could be another 15 I guess, but no more, or as little as 2), with younger adults and kids being overwhelmingly opposed to and dodging compliance with iran's oppressive laws. I don't know of another dictatorship that had so many very large flare-ups of protest in the last decade or two. it would be nice if the protesters had more success, but the fact that they keep coming back anyways sends a big message. iran just doesn't run out of protesters,they can't arrest enough people to make it stop - they could consider doing an egypt and escalating violence, but they probably choose not to do that because they figure that an even bigger portion of the population would turn against them. it's a very stark contrast to russia for example, where practically noone protests anymore, where everybody thinks that politics are just not their department (for example I have seen a very annoying trend among putin-opponents to adamantly deny that the russian people are responsible for the war, they reject responsibility by rejecting the idea that the russian people could influence russian governance at all). in short, among all countries with comparably autocratic conservative governments, iran is probably the one with the most liberal population. that makes for interesting politics. and of course iran is an important regional power, if only by way of having a powerful military, a major arms industry, and various very active proxy militias abroad. oh, and it was F*ing scary how close trump got to starting a war with iran by killing general soleimani
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  12204.  @sabeenhaider7993  what a ridiculous thing to say! thanks.
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  12205. Morales Eliza sweden is not your average western country.
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  12206. biden and trump should both be stoned for their betrayal of the afghan people.
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  12207. what, you're just not going to say what it actually is? 🙄 it sounds like synthetic cannabinoids.
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  12208.  @nads5907  assange, snowden etc. have generally managed to effect change. in russia, people are volunteering to get arrested with no upside, like navalny and kara-murza, who both returned to russia when they knew they would be arrested, and now they're in the gulag instead of at least being able to comment on things publically.
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  12209. I quite like those paintings.
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  12210.  @yuki3421  im gegenteil, deutschlands stomversorgung ist besonders instabil, weil wir mehr solar- und windstrom als alle anderen haben. dafür hatten wir noch vor gut einem jahr den genialen plan, einfach noch mehr billiges russisches gas zu kaufen, um die lücken zu stopfen. deshalb hat deutschland jetzt als EU-regel durchgesetzt, dass erdgas "grüne energie" ist - weil das erdgas uns ermöglichen soll, mehr auf strom und sonne zu setzen.
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  12211. I'm no american and if I was, I wouldn'tbe a single issue voter, butif I was a single issue palestine-support voter in america, then I 100% would vote for the fascist trump over biden in the next presidential election. becauae trump at his worst is as bad as biden, but trump is inconsistent. and more than that, trump guides foreign relations based on which foreign leaders pump up his ego and which insult him, and that excerpt of an older interview recording of trump that was released a few weeks ago makes it very clear that trump grew to hate netanyahu towards the end of his term in office, and to likeabbas, because netanyahu openly disrespects everybody and did that even to trump (it seems downright compulsive, like george santos' pathological lying). trump says he learned that it's the israelis who don't want peace and "are impossible", whereas he described abbas as very warm and fatherly - which is weird because trump is a weirdo, but he clearly meant it in a very positive way. so as far as only palestine is concerned, I would give it a 40% chance that trump would be as bad as biden, a 60% chance that trump would be better, and a 0% chance that he would be worse. yes, trump i itiated a rather dramatic shift against palestine, but that was before he grew to hate netanyahu, and if you listen to that intsrview and are familiar with how trump sounds, it is very clear that he is being sincere there. alao not least because what he says is radically opposed to what the republican party and the rest of the political establishment would want him to say, and so clearly that even trump must have been aware of that when he said it. trump could change his mind back, but him feeling personally insulted is the most solid foundation for trump to base any political view on... other than substantial financial benefit, I suppose.
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  12212. 0:18 you can tell they're special forces because they have the most tricked-out technical.
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  12213.  @YgalSharon  huh? is that a quote?
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  12214. I think it's particularly f*cked up that they're using white models who LOOK INDIAN except for their totally white skin that basically no indian woman can possibly have. that's way worse than using non-indian-looking white models, because that wouldn't suggest as strongly that indian women should look like them.
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  12215. generally the police departments get to keep everything they seize through "asset forfeiture". that's why they like to do it so much. it's literally legal robbery.
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  12216. it was before the internet, so there would have been many first poor b°st°rds.
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  12217.  @Ghreinos  🤨
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  12218.  @Ghreinos  ich weiß, dass es nicht um ABER CHAM°AS geht.
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  12219.  @Ghreinos  i-land hat beim ICJ fast nichts rechtlich relevantes präsentiert. kein aggressives gelaber über cham°s kann das massaker der zivilbevölkerung und zerstörung von zwei dritteln des wohnraumes rechtfertigen, oder gar das blockieren und zerstören von wasser, nahrung, sprit, strom, medikamenten, abwassersystem, trinkwasseraufbereitung, agrarland, fast allen krankenhäusern, bäckereien und mühlen, schulen, allen universitätsgebäuden, museen, moscheen, und kirchen (incl. eine 900 jahre alte). die geben nicht deshalb evakuierungsanweisungen in weniger (aber auch sehr stark) bombardierte gebiete, um weniger zu töten, sondern um mit demordguthaben, das wir ihnen gewähren, möglichst viel zivile infrastruktur zu zerstören. und mit tunneln hat das schon allein durch die munitionswahl gar nichts zu tun, fast alle eingesetzten waffen können nur oberirdisch das zivile g°za zerstören.
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  12220. that's known to be the case with all leafy greens. concentrations of all sorts of substances we taste as bitter and the like (which typically are produced by plants to deter animals from eating them) start out low in parts of the plant that only just grew, and then continuously increase. flowering is generally recognised as indicating low edibility, though I think this is not so much a binary thing of the taste changing rapidly only as the plant flowers, but rather it's because the flowering period on most plants stops or heavily slows down the growth of leaves, and then the leaves that are there continue to age and become more bitter. usually a plant that's still growing will have leaves and stems that are softer and a lighter green colour at the tips of stems and branches, and those will be the least bitter, while the oldest, darkest and hardest leaves are the most bitter (except for those oldest ones at the bottom potentially going yellow from nitrogen deficiency or the like, the light colour there probably doesn't correlate with light taste. I've never tried those since they're very unappealing).
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  12221. I want putin dead and also don't like russia because russia is responsible for putin, no matter how much russians try to pretend that they're not.
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  12222. Pierre Miniggio gaga gasputin
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  12223. I think the baby elephant may have just fallen over.
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  12224. it's @simoncurtis on instagram. social media of the people featured in the videos are almost always shown on screen at the end.
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  12225. 25:01 check out how the state's justice minister talks about justice like it's not her job and she doesn't understand how things work... 🤯
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  12226. no, because they've been the perpetrators for a long time, for the whole lives of everybody involved. the country was founded on the ethnic cl°°nsing of 750,000, they expelled 80% of non-j°°ish natives from what is now widely considered to be the state's territory (by all other states that recognize the state except for the US, which recognizes the gol°n heights an°°xation, which involved the expulsion of 100,000, 95% of the population).
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  12227. what does the place's name mean? something with cows?
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  12228. bernie is cool, but also 15-20 years too old to be reasonably considered a good presidential candidate. america has ridiculously old politicians compared to any better democracy, it's ridiculous. pretty much only autocrats are that old outside of america.
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  12229. oh I forgot to mention that those non-american soldiers are also largely trained by america, at least the pilots and the officers.
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  12230. eritrean troops were invited by the ethiopian government.
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  12231. yes, but other countries' laws vary greatly about allowing citizens to fight for foreign countries.
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  12232. putin reportedly has cancer and is definitely not healthy. it's widely theorized that he wants to go out as a great man for the history books, and making russia bigger would help with that.
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  12233. how come normally the UN and western powers sanction tyrannical governments , but with taliban afghanistan they are calling for the opposite, to "inject money into the economy"?
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  12234. pfizer didn't develop it, pfizer funded biontech in germany who developed it.
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  12235. ha
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  12236. wouldn't drums be the primary use for parchment today? weird that those weren't mentioned at all.
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  12237. it doesn't matter if göring said it, it's clearly correct in this case. as it was when churchill advocated against appeasing hitler.
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  12238. as we say in germany: mit dem angriff steiners wird das alles in ordnung kommen!
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  12239.  @jeffxie5067  it means whatever you want it to mean xD
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  12240.  @billhicks808  he may be a baller, but he is no boss.
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  12241.  @billhicks808  word better
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  12242.  @web30web  nein, verzögerte löschungen sind alle manuell, automatische passieren sofort. allerdings sehen automatische sofort-löschungen der ernsteren sorte für den verfasser bei neuladen der kommentare so aus wie eine verzögerte löschung. sie meisten automatischen löschungen (jene, die als weniger ernst eingeordnet werden) sehen auch für den verfasser gar nicht gelöscht aus. manuelle dagegen schon. dadurch ist starkes auftreten von verfasser-erkennbaren löschungen eigentlich sehr zahmer kommentare ein indiz für manuelle löschung. spiegelTV schießt echt den vogel ab, deren pal°°°ina-verwandte zerrbeiträge haben komplett meinungabereinigte kommentspalten - wobei wohlgemerkt auf der einen seite nicht mal aufrufe zu schwersten verbrechen gelöscht werden.
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  12243.  @web30web  selber falsch. alle automatischen löschungen sind sofortlöschungen. automatisch gelöscht wird ausschließlich durch den filter, den der post durchläuft, bevor er erscheint.
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  12244.  @web30web  jo dein urteilsvermögen ist halt eingeschränkt
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  12245.  @web30web  kein mensch hat mehr youtube-kommentiererfahrung als ich. xD
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  12246.  @web30web  wie gesagt, urteilsvermögen ;)
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  12247. *have
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  12248. that dog be wiggling
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  12249. Alex B #dankeobama
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  12250. @Sky L venezuela, afghanistan, turkey, or great brexit?
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  12251. wow, you lying little shits are STILL carrying water for putin!
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  12252. clearly she someone who reacts to stressful or emotional situations not be panicking, but by being useful. in that clip before the cops even cut the chain off her neck, she explained how her captor killed and disposed of her husband in some detail and with their first and last names for clarity. a lot of other people would have been sobbing from relief.
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  12253. lol
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  12254. north cornea? 🤓
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  12255. the two-state solution is itself a result heavily weighted in favour of israel that's based entirely on power politics and not on any kind of justice. the just solution would be one secular state with a right to return not necessarily to the stolen properties, but to the entire territory of mandatory palestine. speaking of which, syria gets back the golan heights for signing a peace deal.
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  12256.  @biochemistryproject  what polling data is that for the palestinians? I know the israelis don't want it, because they've got the upper hand. they just get what they want because they have the military.
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  12257.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  a world government would be awesome. no more wars, and properly orchestrated climate protection (because with separate states, each state benefits relative to the other from not reducing CO2 emissions because the benefit is all national and the harm is shared globally) and planetary defense against asteroids!
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  12258. and it has supermajority support, not opposition. david shyster is deliberately misinforming.
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  12259. he wasn't 100m away, he was about 5m away.
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  12260. I like the fast ones.
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  12261. so? covid doesn't care, it's a virus. stop whining about it!
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  12262. what are you, israeli?
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  12263. they aren't refugees because they're pale°°inians, they are refugees because they are stateless, and their parents or grandparents were forcibly displaced by is°°el. rohingya infants who were born in bangladesh to parents from myanmar are refugees, too - because they're stateless. this is a false talking point, it's a h°zbara lie.
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  12264. yooooo chill, guys! 0_O
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  12265.  @NobodyCares6996  that might be the most plausible explanation
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  12266. klingt komisch, ist aber so. 🌱😊
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  12267.  @themonsterunderyourbed9408  yes, I do infact have quite a lot of general knowledge. and I also have washed things before, which apparently you haven't.
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  12268. lol the conflation of drones and the missiles they shoot as well as the conflation of the common high explosive/fragmentation missiles such as the ones used in kabul with the exceedingly rare bladed hellfire type are ridiculous. those blades missiles are only loaded on to drones for very specific missions. they limit the casualries by greatly reducing the kill radius, but they also severely limit the amount of damage the US military may want to do, for example to guarantee the destruction of a car bomb or to hit a target under some cover such as the roof of a building.
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  12269.  @Michaelroni-n-cheese  it did
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  12270. @@user-ff1qo9wt1m judging by this video and comment section, it's people who have a typical american knowledge level and mistake the association between institutional racism and the term "colored people" for the term being invented by racists and used as a slur. it wasn't, it was used in official business because it was the most polite term at the time, and the racists in government wanted to appear civil. it was the primary term of choice for black americans from before 1900 to around 1960-70. rather amusingly, using the word "black" for black people actually was originally, and for a very long time, a slur in america. "colored people " was the term of choice to avoid that slur, avoid referencing africa which would imply them being less american and possibly belonging back in africa, and directly acknowledge them as people. that awkwardly vague term "coloured" was adopted specifically because "black" was a racial slur.
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  12271. the right: "men are the oppressed ones!" also the right: "black men don't need human rights."
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  12272.  @susanwestern6434  oh they're certainly doing that, but they won't be using the crossing for that, they intend to just push hard enough that the fence won't hold. getting two million people through the crossing would take way too long, a formal process like that won't do. the aim of the operation has always been to depopulate the entire strip, because that's the only way the government can claim to have made its people safer after all this abuse that would obviously cause more resistance.
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  12273. Yoyo yaya luhansk ist teil des donbass, du vogel. das russische militär gibt neuerdings offiziell an, die gesamte schwarzmeerküste einnehmen zu wollen und transnistrien anzuschließen. der ursprüngliche plan war eindeutig die installation einer marionettenregierung in kiev, und wahrscheinlich dann auch abspaltung des gesamten gebietes östlich des dniepr und der gesamten küste. die reden schon davon, cherson per "referendum" wie die krim für russisch zu erklären, und odessa halten die sowieso für russisch. entsprechende landkarten mit "novorossiya" entlang der gesamten küste über dnipro bis charkiw gabs schon 2014 in russischer separatistenpropaganda.
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  12274.  @sabin97  your comment got disappeared. the system nowadays shows disappeared comments to those who posted them, and also displays them to some others through reply notifications and also if you view the partial (three comments) comment history of another commenter on a given channel. seems like a dumb way to do it, but that's youtube for you.
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  12275.  @sabin97  I just noticed that the 'g's are not 'g's, they are a letter from some other alphabet. I can't find it in cyrillic, but it's something like that.
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  12276.  @ethanmann5231  but they won't, because without interest, a monthly $50 would take 83 years to accumulate to $50k, and it would still take the majority of that time with interest because anyone who promises any riskless investment even approaching a two digit yearly interest is pushing a fraud scheme. meanwhile if you actually saved it in dollars, and we assume a slightly pessimistic yearly inflation rate of 3% (I hear central banks nowadays normally aim for 2%), you would start losing more purchasing power than the $50 per month after $25,000, and by the time you reach $50k, the savings (without adding $50) would be losing the equivalent value of $100 per month.
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  12277.  @FilmSpook  finkelstein's arguments tend to be quite unreasonably inflammatory, emotional, and lacking in specific factual foundation because he's not really in a position to have much to say. it's basically all grandstanding, focused on elevating finkelstein's profile. it's not great, not terrible. usually good enough to beat debate opponents, but not nearly as well as some other people. using his j°w card is about half of what he does - he says anti-is°°el things, mostly n°zi comparisons, that outside of is°°el he can only get away with because he is jewish (by descent at least, no idea if he's religious). in is°°el, that kind of j°w card doesn't exist, because the concept of the "self-hating j°w" is very culturally established and lets people dismiss critical j°ws the same way as goyim. but in europe and america, there's a whole niche in public discourse of commentary you can only make if you're j°wish enough, and finkelstein's schtick is to test the limits of that niche.
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  12278. wat
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  12279. living forever by blockading basic necessities, the ethiopian government isn't just failing to differentiate between civilians and fighters, they are PRIMARILY targeting civilians because civilians are the majority of people affected and by the nature of their lack of organization have much more trouble getting supplies than the militants do. the government isn't just not supplying tigray, they are preventing fully trustworthy international aid organizations from helping. the damn taliban don't even do that, even though the taliban have good reason to assume that the aid organizations are opposed to them, whereas abiy ahmed's government is very clearly the preferred side of the conflict of the western nations to whom most international aid organizations could be assumed to be politically aligned, if at all. NOBODY likes the TPLF!
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  12280. hhhnnnmnggggggg I'm feeling a strong urge to germansplain 😬
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  12281. source?
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  12282. THAT air defense doing!
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  12283.  fleurdanon  show me the evidence also neutral doesn't mean objective
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  12284.  fleurdanon  bias is about objectivity, not neutrality. choosing neutrality over objectivity is bias.
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  12285. UK: prime minister attended mild-mannered party in violation of covid measures -inflicted huge image damage that festered for half a year, eventually got him kicked out of office US: republican nominee for the presidency is revealed by audio recording to have bragged about habitually sexually assaulting women, has dozens of women accusing him of sexual assaults including the rape of a 13 year old child with his friend jeffrey epstein (about whom he once said: "it is even said he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." ->still gets elected also US: president says that he does not believe the claims by US intelligence services that russia interfered in US presidential election because he just talked to putin, who denied it "very strongly" ->barely even an issue for a week also US: president makes membership and bookings in his golf clubs and hotels an unofficial requirement for representatives of foreign countries and corporations to meet with him, makes his golf course his main residence and has the secret service and his staff rent space to live there with government money ->hardly ever gets mentioned
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  12286.  @honved1  lying to parliament is politics, lies in politics are normal. lying to courts is more serious, and trump does that all the time.
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  12287. you have some trouble with comprehension.
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  12288. it looks quite funny. the lathe-shaped grip seems unreasonably cheap and inferior. without a stock, it's quite a stupid rudimentary design - ridiculously long relative to the barrel length, and very high bore axis.
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  12289. he probably thinks that curry ketchup is spicy.
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  12290. either the israeli cops there were very very stupid, or they're trying to provoke another escalation like they were a year ago when they attacked people in the al aqsa mosque twice.
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  12291.  @almitrahopkins1873  the ukrainians officially agreed to not shoot HIMARS at russian territory as a condition to get it from the US. I think they may have already done it though. but I think fuel depots tend to be a bit easier to hit and destroy with less accurate weapons, since they tend to be bigger and less protected than ammunition stores.
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  12292. so you don't like cenk, but you like... woz?
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  12293. other than the george floyd equivication, that's a good post.
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  12294. oh, that's nice. I thought they would have to be built with some sort of primer layer. so just how insensitive are those explosives? is it more or less sensitive than ANFO? because that stuff would be very easy to recover from the armour and repurpose for IEDs, if it's practically possible to set it off...
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  12295.  @Ar1AnX1x  cornpop was a bad dude 😱
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  12296. do you even know who this is?
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  12297.  @danielfalcon450  and "coward" wasn't the wording of those 11 charges.
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  12298.  @danielfalcon450  being found not guilty doesn't mean that the proceedings were illegal, idiot
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  12299. oh hell no!
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  12300. not really.
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  12301. CANNAE
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  12302. that's some real angry-looking fire!
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  12303. ach wie schön, dass wenigstens ein nazi-völkermord in deutschland noch salonfähig ist 🤢
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  12304. funny how every time this story gets retold, a few more people remember a few more things. it's like the bad version of a mythical miracle - we are watching the loaves and fishes multiply. the way this is developing, I think within the next few months the next version of this or the one after that is going to be a video where they assemble many dozens, maybe hundreds of people to just all stand together in a group like for a yearbook photo and declare in unison that they too witnessed signs and wonders of the immaculate r°°°.
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  12305. I hope he wirr
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  12306. the people most opposed to migration should definitely be the ones most opposed to climate change...
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  12307.  @PossibleBat  I know they were able to find some food (just barely enough to survive), but an 11 months old baby still needs milk or formula.
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  12308. 2:46 no assumption of innocence for lions? :(
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  12309. 0:12 "she's hyperallergenic" OOF thanks, american education system!
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  12310. Grand Vizer AgniKai monarchy is not based.
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  12311.  @Alexandros2017  ...hä, was denkst du denn woher der profilname kommt?
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  12312. that cat is less adoptable???
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  12313. to give denmark credit where it's due, they saved 99% of their jewish population, completely unlike any other nazi-occupied or -allied country (the vast majority of dutch jews for example died). the danish people and government openly resisted the implementation of antisemitic laws, and when it finally came time in 1943, years later than in most of europe, that the nazis intended to round up and deport all danish jews, a high ranking german administration official leaked the plan to the danish resistance, who ferried almost all jews to neutral sweden the night before the roundup. the small minority of jews who were not evacuated and were found and deported by the nazis benefited from continued advocacy by the danish public and government and as such got a sort of VIP placement in the relatively survivable theresienstadt nazi propaganda concentration camp and protection from arbitrary execution, and were eventually allowed to be taken home in early 1945 before the end of the war, as were many other inmates of scandinavian origin.
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  12314. yeah these people don't know the first thing about cats, because that's the first thing. for a lot of animals. I think the second thing might be "don't pet backwards". ^^
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  12315. the bundestag only voted specifically to not send tanks to ukraine.
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  12316. good. the russians deserve it. most support putin, they got us to where we are today by supporting putin's oppression and military aggression for 22 years. they're getting off easy by not having a war at home yet. I don't even want the sanctions to end if ukraine and russia make a peace deal. the sanctions should stay until putin leaves. russia is way more worthy of sanctions now than iran, venezuela or cuba.
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  12317. and he would hate your commentary here. absolutely shameless!
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  12318. you can hit the chest from the back. the chest is the ribcage area, not just the front side of that. it tends to matter little whether a gunshot came from the front or the back of the chest, since bullets tend to penetrate all or most of the way through.
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  12319. iran didn't have nukes.
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  12320.  @zen1647  no, why would that require the cameras to be shut off? they just need enough storage space and battery capacity to run continuously.
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  12321.  @zen1647  no.
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  12322.  @zen1647  anyone who wants to be a cop. the key is in how the data is handled after recording. a cop on the job is a public servant, and they prove often enough that they don't deserve privacy while working and require monitoring. your concern is miniscule compared to the relevance of removing the cops' control over what to record and what not. what I'm suggesting is strictly necessary, there is no other way. the entire shift of a cop who interacts with the public needs to be recorded, and then the recording needs to be handled through a system that this cop does not control. we're all under surveillance anyways, and cops need to be surveilled more than the rest of us.
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  12323. "a taliban takeover is not inevitable" - joe biden 7 days before the fall of kabul. 90% of the country held by taliban. same day, 7-8 provincial capitals were captured, bringing the total to 75%, all captured within 10 days. joe biden intends to go to his grave believing that the is°°elis are the good guys and behave that way.
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  12324.  @reiw5802  listen to the trump interview audio excerpt about netanyahu and abbas that got released in the early weeks of the "war" (recorded earlier, some time after his presidency). trump HATES netanyahu now, because netanyahu gave him his usual pathological disrespect. he said he used to think the pal°°tinians didn't want peace, but he found out that it's the is°°elis, and that they "are impossible". meanwhile trump commented very positively on abbas, in a classic trump-weird way that shows he really meant it, calling him warm and fatherly. trump was the most pro-likud US president ever, but he flipped his views on pa°°stine big time, he would 100% be less pro-is°°el than biden if trump got a second term instead of biden.
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  12325. zeugenschutz auf ukrainisch: tu was du nicht lassen kannat!
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  12326. ​ @Lm-en3fd  when your grandparents get deliveries, a human courier brings the package to their home. this goofy vehicle would expect them to pick it up at the road.
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  12327. the mention of arnold schwarzenegger mages me wonder to what degree it's possible to, after moving from one country to another that does not speak your first language at all, simultaneously forget your first language but also keep a distinctly foreign accent in your new language. I suppose it's just a matter of having low language learning ability or never making enough of an effort to perfect anything.
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  12328. germany also has no reason of state of protecting i-country. all those talking points are lies! what germany does have for its reason of state (not named as such, but defined identically) is to support "human dignity" and human rights, it's in the first sentences of the basic law/quasi-constitution. a reason of state can not simply be declared by the chancellor (merkel invented it in 2008) and then function like law, that would be a führererlass rather than a staatsräson. the chancellor is the head of the executive branch, not the legislative! what is supposed to function like law is the f°°°ing constitution!
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  12329.  @JackJill-lv2xm  most logically capable z°°nist 🤡
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  12330.  @bleach4558  what do you think it means for a country to have a right to exist? rights are based in laws, so what sort of law is that supposed to be referencing?
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  12331. my favourite nonsense unit is stone.
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  12332. y u no mention arcane
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  12333. in soviet russia, war says no to you.
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  12334. cringe
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  12335. Sareeye Ma Nusqaame the french didn't plan the genocide, they would have known that it would likely create a backlash that would be counterproductive to them. in fact, the hutu government's focus on the gnocide made them neglect the fight against the RPF, enabling the ultimate RPF takeover. the french would have wanted strong opposition to the RPF and no unnecessary bad press. the french do share a massive portion of the blame though for equipping and training not just the rwandan government's military, but even the interahamwe militia, despite being aware for several years before the genocide that the hutu power movement and the very fighters they were training wished to kill all tutsis, not just the RPF.
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  12336. duuuude those two pilots who crashed the B2 must have had the worst day of their lives!
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  12337. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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  12338. this comment aged well
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  12339. are there belarusian troops in ukraine? I haven't heard of that.
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  12340. "yes, the rona is with us" 0_O
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  12341. 530km in 106 sekunden entspricht 5km pro sekunde oder knapp mach 15. is klar, russland! xD
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  12342. I'm pretty sure they interviewed some of them eventually.
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  12343. kleinkinder heiratbar, kuffar versklavbar, allahu akbar!
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  12344. ok you tricked me
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  12345. 0:24 she doesn't even look 20, how is she 32? 0_O
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  12346. was kriegt man fürn 10er heutzutage? ich hab zuletzt vor 7 oder 8 jahren gekauft, damals von 1,1 bis 1,5g.
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  12347. what did they have? xD
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  12348. mv tut gut
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  12349. more like if you're catholic.
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  12350. ukraine: keeps invading russia with foreign legion of russian hooligans "you see, that way russia has to spread out its forces more." also ukraine: has fewer troops and far less material than russia
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  12351. therefor russia bad for starting and continuing the war, and china bad for encouraging russia to start the war by promising support with the war and the fallout (china then rather quickly reneged on this promise after russia failed to deliver the planned quick success, which would have prevented the formation of so much western opposition by not giving the west an ongoing war to unite around).
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  12352. Jay Gab you think she's gonna try anal if she's not into him anymore? or do you mean anal with other people?
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  12353. Jesus Loves you if what's written in the bible was true, satan would be the good guy.
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  12354. biden made for good comedic relief with obamna. biden aa president is like a fish out of water, and harris is even worse. harris has to be giving the worst interviews of any US politician. not only does she step on every rake, she brings her own rakes to even the friendliest of interviews (a good example is the CNN interview she gave and bizarrely floundered on immediately after roe v wade was overturned, in spite of the fact that the interviewer's views and suggestions were 100% in line with those of harris and the administration).
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  12355. nice
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  12356. germans worrying both about ukraine and about the german economy isn't a contradiction, it's just an acknowledgement of two real problems.
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  12357. he does jumpy zoomies because that way he can exert a lot of energy without much risk of bumping into things.
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  12358. eric coomer 😂
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  12359. what's with all the opportunities to touch things you're definitely not allowed to touch?
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  12360. sounds like you just like sugar
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  12361.  @jakubkoscribe5475  I am 🙃
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  12362. I watched a majority report video the other day and finally realised probably the main reason why I never do. it's because sam seder is so hard to listen to. I can't think of anybody else who speaks into a microphone for a living who talks so heavily interrupted by pauses and "uhm" and "uuhhhhhh" and such. and he sounds so incredibly unconcerned about it. he is far beyond the line to actual speech pathology, the guy is genuinely in dire need of speech therapy. I think he spends less than half of his speaking time with actual productive speech. it is beyond me how he has been successful like this. but then again, I have also otherwise noticed a trend in recent years of newer talkingyoutubechannels being very successful despite reading scripts really really badly - in most cases by way of being too lazy to repeat long takes, plan ahead and sort of map out how to say each paragraph with a cohesive tonal dynamic, and instead reading every single sentence end as if it was a paragraph end, repeating the same pattern of tone and emphasis in almost every sentence, and for many channels even adding in many unnatural pauses that sound like full stops in places within a sentence where only a comma or nothing at all resembling a pause belongs, purely because the sentence was too long and the speaker was too lazy to read even the one sentence in one go (and I don't mean sentences as long as this one xD). it is no exaggeration that there are certainly dozens, more likely hundreds of english language script-reading youtube channels alone successful enough to function as at least one person's full time job on which the speaker talks much more unnaturally than current or even 2-3 year old generative AI robot voices. I know one special case that deserves a mention for being funny. the channel is called dark skies (I think there are others from the same guy) and talks about military aircraft. that guy got wildly successful while doing something he has now very slowly managed to quit, which was that he bizarrely tried to spice up and add dramatic tone to his narration primarily through frequent really extreme fluctuations in tempo - he would say part of a sentence very slowly, and then another part with probably three times the frequency of syllables, switching back and forth every three seconds or so. and not only did he talk fast, but he pushed past the tempo that his mouth could actually manage, and went all mumbly, and kinda sounded like he had a lot of spit in his mouth all the time. he would get tons and tons of comments complaining about him talking "too fast", but I think it took like a year for him to improve that enough to be noticeable. I really don't understand why youtube audiences have so high of a tolerance level for bad speech. as soon as the robot voices lose the little cracks that still give them away, they are going to overrun youtube. because the only thing keeping them from meeting the low audience standards is the ick factor of identifying them as robot voices.
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  12363. training on this will probably take months. what ukraine currently needs most is better transport of weapons and other supplies from western ukraine to the front. supplies are arriving in liv much faster than they are leaving lviv, the stuff is piling up there.
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  12364.  @jordi95  good point, though I'm curious how much there can be done with rotor design to reduce noise.
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  12365. yeah, he doesn't seem capable of learning that that's very much not american policy.
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  12366. you mean the chibok girls?
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  12367. wagenknecht arbeitet für russland.
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  12368. sisi's egypt was already my least favourite dictatorship when I was still a z°°°ist a few years ago. the western-backed counterrevolutionary coup, rabaa ma°°acre (biggest protester mass m°°der since tiananmen square at least), and subsequent reinstatement of an even worse version of mubarak's dictatorship was just horrific to watch as someone who first started paying attention to news because of the arab spring.
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  12369. "we can't bring you to britain, but we can bring you to panjshir" ;)
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  12370. Isaac Pollack life of brain
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  12371. THANKS OBAMNA
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  12372. sein name ist wurst, hans wurst
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  12373. who is she kidding? she's definitely keeping that dog.
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  12374. kun! kun! smash the beetles!
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  12375. there are other considerations though than just who ultimately wins a battle. nobody really wants to win a war the way anyone except for the americans won either world war. the battle of stalingrad was a pivotal soviet victory, but probably didn't feel much like it. even the siege of leningrad was technically a soviet victory, but in reality it was a genocide in a bottle most noteworthy for killing a million soviet citizens. you really don't do yourselves any favours by making second world war comparisons, given that the negative aspects of those examples are always much worse than the war in ukraine. I've seen a bunch of comments about how there were allied losses on d-day, too - yeah no shit, that was an amphibious landing human wave attack, it was planned to cost tens of thousands of lives of allied soldiers, it was calculated and successfully executed by landing and advancing infantry at a rate faster than they were being killed by machine guns, mines and artillery on open beaches and fields assaulting concrete bunkers built and garrisoned to defend against exactly this attack. ukraine is not doing this, you would lose your minds if they did. nor does the ukraine war involve strategic bombing, or even a war economy anywhere but in ukraine. so calm down with the world war comparisons, you're making things look worse, not better. I get it, WW2 is the only war you know anything about. but it's mostly not a good comparison.
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  12376.  @TheAlbinoskunk  I feel like you fail to recognise the proportionality between on one hand what you yourself call a random shooting, which killed two and was committed by one person or a handful of people, and on the other hand one to several pogroms (depending on which smaller incidents around nablus you count) committed by several hundred people with direct support from army command and unofficial judicial support, which prevented practically all legal consequences for the perpetrators. meanwhile I'm pretty sure the IDF killed the people they accused of the prior shooting attack against israelis. a pogrom can not be considered a response provoked by a small terrorist attack, which the people targeted by the pogrom were not involved with. it's too disproportional not just to consider it as a justification, but even to recognise it as causally linked. it's really just a branding effort to claim self-defense on an offensive atrocity. which also is the case to varying degrees with the israeli governments despicable and illegal policies of escalated retaliation and collective punishment.
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  12377. aber wirklich, die frau sollte man wegschließen wie kamala harris damit sie bloß keine interviews gibt! wie kann es sein, dass die SPD eine kommunikativ so zurückgebliebene parteivorsitzende hat? der punkt, wo sie mit einer steigerung der abschiebungen als großen erfolg angeben wollte, nur auf mehrfach wiederholte nachfrage die steigerung als "27%" benannte, und sich ganz offen und ausdrücklich weigerte, die absolute zahl zu nennen, obwohl sie diese genau kenne (weil bei so kleinen zahlen ein anstieg von 27% für deutschland überhaupt keinen unterschied macht), war so unfassbar inkompetent! ich bin aus dem staunen nicht herausgekommen - wie kommt so jemand in so eine position, behält auf dem weg dahin ein so schweres defizit in sachen kommunikationsstrategie und taktgefühl, und wird dann trotzdem in eine talkshow geschickt? man kann nur hoffen, dass sie jetzt versteckt wird, und nicht demnächst gegenüber wagenknecht auftritt, denn gegen esken würde der stuss, den wagenknecht redet, enorm an glaubwürdigkeit gewinnen.
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  12378. oder alternativ der hassbotschafter
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  12379. no, he isn't being honest with US. ben gleib absolutely knows that he lies all the time. he believes that the is°°el he defends is a good cause, and he likely believes in some way in the victim narrative according to which everything about is°°el must be seen in the context of another hol°°aust around the corner. he believes that the ends justify the means so it doesn't matter whether what he's telling people to believe is true, it only matters whether he is influencing people to the benefit of is°°el.
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  12380. protestant
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  12381. 15:25 yeah, and then you're moving it away from understanding the real problem. bibi is in no way an extremist in his country, he is the ultimate compromise candidate.
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  12382. the power of toxoplasmosis
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  12383.  @jasongaylor2232  that would be dogs
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  12384.  @1Thunderfire  it's a joke. I'm discovering that apparently cat people are as dumb as cats. ascribing unconditional love to cats is idiotic. I like cats though, they're probably the second best pets. dogs are of course better, but dogs have a domestication head start in the tens of thousands of years over any other domesticated animal.
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  12385. wtf is scadic? if you mean scandinavian, I don't think he called it that. he called it nordic, which it is. that includes scandinavia, arguably with the fake scandinavia called denmark, finland, and even at least one or two of the baltic states.
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  12386. yeah some of them are way over the line that calls for subtitles.
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  12387. ukrainians checking russian drones for foreign parts to better target foreign embargos has been in the news since the first one or two months of this war.
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  12388. 🤦<--
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  12389. excellent thumbnail, but that south-eastern US thing where they say "whenever" instead of "when" is so F*ing irritating! 😬
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  12390.  @abraham2172  yeah that's called branding.
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  12391. @Mira Moche you mean exactly like those malians waving russian flags because some wagner guy gave them five dollars?
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  12392.  @kolerick  france did in fact train the interahamwe.
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  12393.  @rohankishibe8259  imagine her views on the congo...
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  12394. @Yass BA history classes in school always stay away from discussing current national politics. so of course french neocolonialism doesn't discussed in french high school history class when it's still ongoing.
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  12395.  @Parker_Douglas  I don't think that world cup players need to be citizens of the country they play for.
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  12396. @Nogent france's colonies not having been a big part of france's economy is certainly wrong.
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  12397.  @Secularworld60  yeah I wasn't suggesting that the french regularly invade their former colonies without government invitation, that would be an act of war.
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  12398.  @Doggo954  yeah you might want to look that up. seriously. it's not that france "moght have armed one side", they armed ans trained both the hutu-controlled rwndan military AND the interahamwe hutu power militia, aho were the main perpetrators and told the french military officers training them about their genocide plans years ahead of time. operation turqoise was not an exclusion zone for genocidaires, it was an exclusion zone for the RPF. if it wasn't a mission to support the genocide itself, it at least was an attempt to help the hutu war effort taking place in parallel to the genocide.
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  12399. the violations are "fresh"? that seems like rather unreasonable positive spin. are the, also hip, groovy, or snatched?
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  12400. how bizarre to put work into assembling a revolver and a dagger into one, when all itachieves is to make both worse! just carry a dagger or sword in an appropriate sheath or scabbard, and try to get a holster that can very quickly secure the revolver I'm thinking maybe some flexible downward-diagonal strut that hooks into a part of the revolver like a ratchet tooth and needs to be pushed aside to draw it. but even holding the revolver in one hand and a dagger in the other would be better than the bayonet revolver!
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  12401. that's literally the opposite of a deep clean. it's a surface clean while washing part of the ear wax much deeper into the airpod. if you're going to use alcohol like that at all, you should at least scratch off most of the outside earwax FIRST to reduce the amount of earwax you drive deep inside with the alcohol. that is such a dumb mistake! 😑
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  12402. he didn't go to rwanda intentionally, he boarded a charter plane that he thought was going somewhere else, but he was set up and flown to rwanda.
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  12403. how the hell does that thing produce lift? with the bulged bally ans the flat top, it looks like an inverted regular wing!
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  12404. although I guess if used strategically, the silence of a bow relative to gunshots could be used to avoid causing people to run or hide. but then again, plenty of normal people will hide so badly that they can quite easily be found.
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  12405. mefer swift of course guns don't cause violence, but they are much more effective force amplifiers than bows, as is evident in how no police or military use bows. there is very little chance he made that bow himself, and most likely it was a high quality compound bow that is more expensive than most common guns are, like $500-2000. it's unlikely that he skimped out on the thing and I think he is probably quite a bow enthusiast to have managed to kill and injure that many people with a bow.
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  12406. there's also a great compilation of the tyts using the magical n-word in more problematic ways than joe rogan.
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  12407. those are the worst reasona to hate maher I have ever seen. why do you call him a fake atheist? he's an annoying atheist, but why would he be faking?
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  12408. am I crazy or does that calligraphy of the "20 year calligrapher" look like garbage?
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  12409. that's probably what all the old people would tell the rest of us because they have so much less that they can still enjoy or achieve.
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  12410. I'm irritated by the relative lack of care taken with the spot welding of the steel ribbon at the end... what are the ribbons even for?
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  12411. reminds me of go! bwaaa-
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  12412. Buntes Gewehr du hast ja echt den vollen durchblick. mann, bist du schlau. was hältst du von juden?
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  12413. das sind drei politiker
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  12414. Josh Armstrong your take is too reasonable and not nationalistic enough, are you even american? you're supposed to not care about what happens to afghans, and when asked about it you're supposed to talk about how everybody else also never cared about afghans.
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  12415. you're using quite a large microphone to achieve such terrible audio quality... the bass is booming and it's very echoy. lower the bass, raise the treble, and try whatever for the echo.
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  12416. america normally has insanely long prison sentences, but that's not long enough. this would have been an appropriate sentence on a guilty plea deal, not after wasting state funds on such a ridiculous defense attempt. there are complicated aspects of this shooting, but the armorer's criminal culpability was immediately obvious.
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  12417. wat
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  12418. 9:29 BACK TO SCHOOL
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  12419. abandoning a dog in an apartment is insane. it's even worse than abandoning them outside because inside they don't even get a chance to fend for themselves! not even taking the dog outside is bizarrely callous.
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  12420. gesprochen wie ein lügender hundegesichtiger ponysoldat!
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  12421. they are. they're trying to organise a visit by the presidents of kenya, djibouti, and south sudan as negotiators.
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  12422. pretty much always between 16 and 25? uhm NO, where do you live? sounds like one of those cousin-marrying places.
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  12423. hey, that's some good looking meth! big chrystals, pretty white colour...
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  12424. Yaady Thommo whoever told you that is your enemy
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  12425.  @think7299  condemning hamas' massacre does not preclude a context. nobody in this comment section has justified the massacre. nor has the UN secretary general, very explicitly so. condemning and explaining context is not justifying, it's condemning. just like when I condemn israel's current campaign of genocide against the people of gaza, I can still acknowledge that hamas' actions on the 7th are fundamentally unjustifiable because what they did would not be right to do in any context. neither would what israel is currently doing, in any context, and what israel is doing is objectively far worse than what hamas did. not only has israel killed far more people already, including at least as many civilians in attacks deliberately targeting civilians, but they are starving, traumatising, dehousing and depriving of their possessions the entire 2 million population of the gaza strip with the netanyahu-declared aim of depopulating the gaza strip. each party of the conflict is responsible for their actions. hamas can't justify their massacre of civilians by evoking the occupation, blockade and apartheid (but a hamas attack on only the israeli military would indeed have been justified by those, as is the throwing of stones at soldiers and colonizers by palestinian kids in the west bank, whom israel sees fit to murder or indefinitely detain for that). and israel can't justify its genocide of gazans, or indeed its occupation, apartheid, annexations and ethnic cleansings, by evoking hamas' massacre. there isn't one good guy and one bad guy in every war, and everything the good guy does is then justified.
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  12426. I would not have guessed that those cuts aremade from the bottom , guided by hand looking through the glass. that's impressive.
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  12427. it's transsonic in cruise, supersonic in a dive.
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  12428.  @LIZZIE-lizzie  yes, what is your problem?
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  12429.  @am9542  that is not something being considered in any place on earth. wastewater from sewers essentially always gets released into rivers or oceans, in well-governed places after undergoing eensive wastewater treatment that would almost make it usable to then further treat it for consumption the way most tapwater gets sourced from rivers, but nobody does that. what is being expanded in places with water scarcity like the south-western US (which is a lost cause) are efforts to seperate "grey water" collected from home sinks and showers separately from toilet outflow, and at least use that for flushing said toilets, or even use it untreated or minimally treated for watering greenery or even agriculture. fully treated sewage water may also be in use for watering fields somewhere I reckon, and shouldn't be an issue. the collection of only urine from public pissoirs may actually be a somewhat viable source of some useful substances, mostly urea, which I think is quite practical to purify from urine, and is made industrially on huge scales from natural gas to be used as fertilizer, turned into other fertilizers, or turned into many different synthetic chemicals.
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  12430.  @GardaOrban  what general outline was the process (heat, solvents, oressure?), why was it very expensive, and in what form did the factory get the shellac? I would guess it was already a pale dewaxed kind? well, I have no idea how the stuff is dewaxed, maybe the normal process for that is intrinsically not food safe.
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  12431.  @journeybrook9357  what?
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  12432.  @joew.4056  cheese doesn't have sh°° to do with bugs. it's milk curdled by either rennet extracted from a stomach of a sl°°ghtered young calf or equivalent of other species to match milk that isn't from cows, or a modern synthetic alternative, then pressed to remove water/whey, and salted and cured for various lengths of time with some microorganisms active inside such as lactobacillus bacteria.
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  12433.  @yrp237  you don't know what that word means.
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  12434.  @winzigerwhoop2131  it wasn't a turd to begin with.
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  12435.  @sarahlocklear5223  if shellac is poop, your hair is poop too.
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  12436.  @TheVeggiekat  well, using shellac for anything is very much on the traditional side of things. somewhat like using beeswax, but much more expensive since it's not a byproduct.
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  12437. a) could be the difference between gusts and sustained wind speed b) wtf is ventusky c) death to america
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  12438. ok china
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  12439. yup, that's what I've been thinking all along even in 2022 - that the one issue the russian people can't be moved on, the red line they willnwver support putin crossing is a nuclear first strike. everybody in russia knows about and especially most government supporters remember the cold war fear of a nuclear exchange,and the continued principle of mutually assured destruction. a smarter other thing to ask about would have been the government's rhetoric of threatening nuclear weapons use. I do think that a lot of russians support nuclear threats and believe that they yield positive results. basically they believe in the threatening rhetoric as the real way to utilize russia's nuclear arsenal - you have the nukes in order to threaten their use, but at the same time, any actions that lead to the real use of nukes are a grave mistake.
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  12440. cooling rib s on a pistol? damn, must be a very serious gun! xD
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  12441. wow I had no idea thesumerians even used such modern-looking bricks!
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  12442. horrible audio
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  12443. some LA cop learned about the MOVE bombing and wanted to bomb his city, too.
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  12444. LuciferGodAngel6666 glass house much?
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  12445. LuciferGodAngel6666 you don't know the saying that those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones?
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  12446. LuciferGodAngel6666 is that supposed to be a comeback? it's barely intelligible.
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  12447. cheers to that polish farmer
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  12448. 🤡
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  12449. die unterstützung der netanjahu-regierung für hamas, inklusive sehendes durchwinken großer reisekoffer voller dollarscheine aus katar in den gazastreifen in jüngster vergangenheit, diskreditiert netanjahu reichlich. und derweil standen dutzende gewürze auf der gaza-importverbotsliste. aus sicherheitsgründen, versteht sich.
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  12450. +pablo escobar +barbecue (current haitian chief gangster) +gangs/cartels all over latin america enforcing covid rules and handing out their own food aid in slums
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  12451. I would have said that this is shocking, but I was already aware of the existence of pakistan. it's an F tier country, not unlike egypt.
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  12452. eww... those are some very parenty parents. poor doctors!
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  12453. "flintlock revolver musket" even less so
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  12454. how convenient that he loves yoghurt, since he has no teeth!
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  12455. which state?
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  12456. der wohl ödeste faschistische talking point letzten jahres 🥱
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  12457. chinese tofu concrete strikes again!
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  12458.  @GR3YS0RG4N1CS  deleting links and the like is not an al jazeera thing, it's a youtube thing. youtube's general filter is responsible for the vast majority of comment deletions, and due to the commercial and scam potential of links, almost nobody is ever allowed to post a link in a comment, or only to whitelisted major websites (but really for most commenters in most contexts absolutely no links ever don't you dare).
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  12459. remember how the US actually invoked its entitlement to NATO assistance for its afghanistan invasion, which still remains it's only invocation by any NATO country, because the US claimed that 9/11 was as good as a declaration of war by the afghan taliban government just because the taliban were friends with al qaeda and the US wanted to go to war against a country that wasn't saudi arabia even though 90% of the people who actually attacked the US were saudis? fun fact: the only thing the US asked the taliban for now in exchange for withdrawal was a loose promise that no attacks against the US would be conducted from afghanistan - the US could have gotten that in 2001 without ever invading.
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  12460. eeh that's funny, but you're not supposed to always have food in a cat's bowl. hygiene aside, you're lucky if your cat doesn't then eat too much, and if your cat does eat too much, that is extremely unhealthy since beside equally bad or worse cardiovascular disease than humans get, fat cats also brutally destroy their joints by jumping and then end up with constant pain and little mobility.
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  12461. TYT have been some of the most aggressive voices against saving afghans. they evidently do not want people to be evacuated from kabul. they have barely ever even paid lip service tocaring about afghans. I know this doesn't make sense with how leftists are supposed to be, but the american left has demonstrated and continues to demonstrate a total lack of solidaritythe extent of their understanding of afghanistan is that american troops should all be removed, immediately. it doesn't matter that this means that 40 million afghans now live under tyranny, the american left simply does not care in any way about afghans. their actions at least since the fall of kabul have left no doubt about this.
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  12462. because biden and ther est of theUS government are no less on israel's side.
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  12463. looks like the storm contributed to much more complete burning. normally in these post-wildire videos of american suburbs, you see paths of fire and individual houses, trees and lawns in between more or less spared. in this case, every house in the whole neighbourhood is reduced largely to white ash and the trees are all black stumps. that fire was THOROUGH!
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  12464. 3:59 if that was a real grenade, that was a really dumb way to use it. the guy was way too close.
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  12465. mmmm cannibas
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  12466. recipes should obviously give a suggestion for the amount of salt to use, it's just a badly written recipe if it doesn't. old recipes generally seem much less specific, like they're passive-aggressively demanding that you already know what the thing you're making is supposed to be like and are just using the recipe as a memory aid. if you put "add salt to taste" into a recipe, someone who doesn't have previous knowledge of the food won't even know if it's supposed to be an actually salty dish, or just have a little bit of salt like almost everything. they could end up making a salty vanilla pudding or a whole chicken with a pinch of salt.
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  12467. "NEIN NEIN NEIN" - herman cain
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  12468. Denial Gundam why?
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  12469. I saw one interview with haley when she had just announced, or maybe before, and I knew immediately that she would wreck biden in a general election like no other republican. the most easy to call match-up of all (well, if somehow harris got the preaidential nomination, that would be equally clear). haley doing a hardliner act for the primary now is f°°°ing weird to watch, but haley's moderate act is ON F°°°ING POINT. she's like a reemergence event of american politicians being able to use human language again, and she's an anti-kamala in that she can respond to questions, she knows things about topics considered relevant. she's an actually professional politician. I think if haley somehow got nominated, she would win with 60-70%. and imagine the f°°°ing congress in that case - the republican party ought to be very very interested in getting haley for their candidate!
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  12470. nice touch to end the video with the russian anthem that is the same as the soviet anthem (with new lyrics) ;)
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  12471. ​ @hendrikbanhardt4700  I'd say 30% support, 60% disinterested or not touching that (mostly paying very basic lip service to support for i-country), and 10% opposition. the more interesting matter than to what degree some support a fairy tale version of i-country is the very high acceptance rate of dehum°°ization of pal°°°nians and extreme devaluing of their lives in public perception, because that's very present in the full 90% who don't profess to take issue with i-country.
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  12472.  @darklysparklingdownthestream  gibt es überhaupt deutsches linkstube? wobei sowas jetzt anzufangen auch unsinn wäre, man kann ja noch nicht mal mehr ansatzweise normal kommentare schreiben auf youtube
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  12473. Wade Brashear I'm in bremen in the very non-bavarian north-west of germany, a city best known for stacking farm animals and exporting our worst local beer (beck's).
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  12474. restart ALL? UUUUHHHHM... I think there are reasons why they're shut off!
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  12475.  @Allaiya.  no, it isn't. the exceptional circumstances are only those that make an actual burial unfeasible. the US could have just buried the guy in a secret spot on land.
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  12476.  @Allaiya.  he didn't
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  12477. which idiot named it?
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  12478. Luis no, agave plants are not cacti.
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  12479. this is a 6+ months old video and was identified as one of the soviet non-man-portable surface to air missile types.
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  12480. to be fair it's not actually genocide-themed. ;)
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  12481. each party to the war is responsible for their own actions.
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  12482. 🤡
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  12483. no, legalizing sex work does not mean that there's no privacy.
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  12484.  @davidrosenberg9615  ah yes, fantasy market economics
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  12485.  @TheOfficialTarynTots  no, why would it?
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  12486.  @TheOfficialTarynTots  that's complete horsesh**. confidentiality in sex work is mostly incentivised by it being bad for business to harm customers. if you're talking about people having power to get back at service providers for breaking confidentiality, then you are not talking about reporting them to the police for providing illegal services, so it is irrelevant whether their services are legal or not. and for those hypothetically at risk of being outed, it makes things better rather than worse if those things they did were legal. the real reasons for people to want it to be kept illegal are on one side that pimps and traffickers make a lot of money from exploitation that would be more difficult in a legal and regulated market, and on the other side it's that many customers prefer to buy actual rape and statutory rape experiences rather than the consensual pretense thereof. and I think high prevalence of forced prostitution probably increases the availability of particularly cheap services.
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  12487. the word you're looking for to name the unequal nature of the two sides in this is COLONIALISM.
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  12488. in the american context, the word "black" referring to people genuinely was used exclusively as a slur for hundreds of years. the respectfully stilted "colored" came about specifically to avoid "black".
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  12489. what's this? DW edited this video after uploading and cut off the beginning... there was a clip there of bojo saying something very silly about how it wasn't a big deal to break the agreement.
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  12490.  @denkendannhandeln  top nazigedankengut hast du da. die große bedrohung sind die, die in ghettos leben, alles klar.
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  12491. why does it look like it was used, covered in dirt, and then had its wood refinished all AFTER the whole modification process, if this was almost a one-off prototype and was never issued for military use? the metal also looks quite a bit like dirt and wear from use, but particularly the wood including the pistol grip (so it can't be dirt from pre-modification use) clearly show a layer of dark dirt covered by lacquer. well, the dirt partially doesn't quite look like normal usage dirt and more like bad storage dirt, in that there is a lot more of it on one side than on the other. but I would say that it looks like the gun was used a bit more than just to try if it would work between that point when it gathered that dirt and the point where that dirt got so hideously covered in lacquer.
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  12492. kinda sounds like they're describing that annabelle is autistic. it would fit the fact that she's uncomfortable with new people and new things despite not having experienced anything that would explain her being fearful.
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  12493. in the video at least, they sem to be very dilligent about wearing respirators.
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  12494. that's one of the few things I think are pretty clear. there were some women in the military and it was made into big media stories, but by now it really should have been at least 20% including in combat roles. I think having female soldiers around would likely also have had a positive effect on the male soldiers by familiarizing them with female empowerment, inspiring more solidarity with people who could not be expected to end up being ok under taliban rule. despite the criminal government structures, there clearly was/is a sizeable part of afghan society that did embrace opposition to the taliban for the purposes of liberalizing society. but this part of society appears to have been underrepresented in the armed forces, which is unsurprising considering how police and military in basically every country are more conservative than the average citizen, and the people most threatened by taliban ideology are women, who were barely present in the afghan security forces.
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  12495. ABC XYZ if it's for decoration, make that broccoli romanesco.
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  12496. I figure the dog initially just checked out the guy like he would have any other human. once the guy saw the dog, the guy panicked because he already got caught that way another time. any dog would easily recognise that fear response as unusual, and would likely get either just get very interested, or get concerned about there being someone in such an unstable emotional state near their home. a stranger in a more normal emotional state would have been less interesting and less threatening. displays of fear are concerning to dogs since they often occur before a fight - in fact things like barking, growling, crouching and lunging very commonly are fear displays. dogs most commonly get violent because they're scared, whereas dogs that feel safe don't feel a need to escalate in order to change the situation.
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  12497.  @canmum_ok  because you have an empathy deficit.
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  12498.  @swagswig  my limit for still funny is go! bwaah
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  12499.  @carlinkag2525  it's very uncommon for dogs to harm humans because they see the humans as prey (pretty much only happens with small children and unusual dogs). the normal way is for dogs to see humans as a threat or competition, and fight either due to aggression, or, perhaps more commonly, because the dog feels threatened by the human being too close - which can be 50m or it can be that you stick your face into a dog's face because, like you, you have no understanding of the fact that dogs ARE dangerous animals, which is how most bad dog bite injuries happen to children (dogs often bite children's faces, causing disfigurements and loss of eyes). you're being quite silly in acting like dogs are not dangerous predators of substantial size and bite strength, in many cases bred for guarding, fighting, or hunting, and compared to many other species very fond of threat displays whose point it is to cause fear. and the practical reason to recognise dogs as potentially dangerous is in large part that a huge portion of dog owners suck and pretty much do not train and do not understand their dogs. according to the WHO: "In the United States of America for example, approximately 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs every year. Of these, nearly 885 000 seek medical care; 30 000 have reconstructive procedures; 3–18% develop infections and between 10 and 20 fatalities occur. Other high-income countries such as Australia, Canada and France have comparable incidence and fatality rates. Low- and middle-income country data are more fragmented, however some studies reveal that dogs account for 76–94% of animal bite injuries." you don't understand how it's even possible to see dogs as dangerous? I don't understand how ignorant you need to be to not know that they ARE dangerous. for the record again, dogs are my favourite animals, but they are animals, not plushies. and people failing to realise this are what's causing much of the danger with dogs.
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  12500. russia is a permanent member of the security council and so is china, which russia made a pact with about this invasion. the UN is the UN, they famously don't do anything. even if they're there to do something, they might still hand over people they have vowed to protect to others who want to commit a genocide against them, like they did in the "UN safe zone" srebrenica.
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  12501. mimimimimimi
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  12502. social media has always been regulated in some ways.
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  12503. the extra skin and the velvety fur seem shar pei-like
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  12504.  @purple0-12  not even remotely more true than your first baseless assumption.
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  12505. cops can't pull you over then ^^
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  12506. if you're 2 weeks off them with no issues, that sounds like you quit early enough, congrats!
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  12507. most muscular moshe 💪
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  12508. made up? how could they not be made up, wtf are you trying to say?
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  12509. oh shit,I didn't know that the kinmen islamds were THAT close to mainland china! they're 10km away from the closest mainland city! and 130.000 people live on the islands. yeah, I think china is going to invade those in the next two years. :(
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  12510. meh, I'm sure there would be circumstances that woulddothe trick
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  12511.  @threekblack217  india does not even have hundreds of millions of families. you are suggesting that more than 100% of indian families practice hereditary prostitution. are you sure you're not pakistani? well, maybe to pakistanis, india looks like hundreds of millions of families. but that's because pakistan is just one family, that's how inbred they are.
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  12512. so you love the taliban?
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  12513. md udfin the taliban enslave all of afghanistan with medieval laws.
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  12514. yes, I want to find the girls with the low standards.
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  12515. apparently he was asking for it?
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  12516. sorry, but that all sounds quite funny.
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  12517.  @mswinds  idiotic talking point! it's not made to be safe for drinking. but yeah, if it has no other contaminants of note in it (I don't know if they have removed the salt for example - it was sea water to begin with), it would probably just need to boiled, and then I would have no problem with drinking it. because there literally is no problem. in terms of radioisotope content, it IS safe to drink. and it would not need to be anywhere near that safe to be safe to release into the ocean. the concern has Z E R O basis in reality.
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  12518.  @Thea-gj2or  there is no technical need. they're just doing everything they can to alleviate public fears. but of course it is being demonstrated that literally nothing could ever do that, since the facts are orders of magnitude away from any risk at all, and you people are freaking out regardless. you have NOTHING, literally NOTHING whatsoever to cry about. there is NO THREAT. NONE. not a little one, not a tiny one, NONE.
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  12519.  @Thea-gj2or  why are you pretending that the fact that people disagree with you is proof that you are correct? how about you look at F A C T S instead? you know, D A T A? do you believe in R E A L I T Y? have you heard of any of these things? does any of that play a role in your life?
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  12520. as a third generation "soap", as they used to say in i-country, I am tired of i-country.
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  12521. that's a great dog right there!
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  12522. sanctions on burundi don't ring a bell, but I'm guessing uuuuuhhh military coup?
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  12523.  @jamesreisenauer1778  deine übersetzung ist in der tat präziser, bedeutet aber nicht "wir halten uns daran" - sondern nur, dass es ein faktor ist, der beachtet wird.
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  12524. based anrif°°°ists. the comments here show what vile sh°° these guys are up against.
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  12525.  @sinisatrlin840  factory products are not art, not even nice factory products. art is not a quality rating.
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  12526.  @sinisatrlin840  nah. elements of gun design can be called art, but even that really is craftsmanship. I'm not saying it's bad though, craftsmanship is usually better than art. most art sucks because so much art is made by people who never learned to do things a right way. there's a sort of substitution of quality with narcissism, that doesn't fly with craftsmanship or industrial production.
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  12527. death to america, comrade!
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  12528. "abgarben"😐
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  12529. aren't they about to try to elect one of gaddhafi's lunatic sons?
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  12530. no, anime fans.
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  12531. a majority of the population supports bibi's governance only as long as he delivers the sla***ter. they believe he is the most effective leader for it because he combines sufficient hatred with the proven ability to keep the important international llies on side. with it, bibi's support is 70%, without, it would be 20%. he's the opposite of an extremist in his country, he is the ultimate compromise candidate!
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  12532.  @xcel5203  nah. first of all, it is a fact of life that all news organizations are based in one country or another within a political framework that allows them to talk freely about some things and not about others. secondly, AJE did cover that issue somewhat, they certainly did not deny it. of course they are sometimes obliged to prominently feature qatari government spokespeople, much like they sometimes gratuitously feature h°m°s spokespeople. overall, AJE manages to be one of the most credible news networks. it has a very strange carveout in its political framework as state-funded media of the second worst gulf state, it follows an oldschool model of prop°°anda that relies on building credibility by doing mostly truthful reporting. russian english language media like RT for example don't do this, they lie so much that they largely ruin the benefit that one could derive from following them as an alternative news source to get the stories that western news media ignore. I think it's because AJ's mission is only partially to report positively on qatar and its allies (more so on its allies because that's less obvious), and in large part it's supposed to give a positive impression of qatar just by being a very good news source with a progressive bent that gives the impression that qatar is much more tolerant than it really is, without AJ ever actually making this claim.
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  12533. yes
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  12534. jesus christ, why would you ever put a shoulder stock that low?
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  12535. Li F if we're talking about liquid water, water is wet. because each unit of it is in contact with other liquid water.
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  12536. Imma steal that
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  12537. 5:40 wtf was she just speaking hebrew for when she speaks english that well?
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  12538. 1:34 "needs just a fraction of the fuel that a traditional plane uses, so it's also better for the planet" 🤦‍♂️ typical general audience media science reporting - absolutely no sense of scale. no, it's better for the planet if it provides more data beneficial for climate conservation efforts. the fuel consumption is laughably negligible. quite idiotic to even mention it.
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  12539. you are absurd.
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  12540. "rules for thee but not for me" - narcissists
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  12541. is this a joke?
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  12542. so are you trying to make an argument for reduced oil consumption to leave more for future generations to use non-energetically, or what?
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  12543.  @johnadam2885  I'm not american
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  12544. is he a red and grey hybrid or another species?
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  12545.  @mordechai8008  not the lebanese military, that's for sure.
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  12546. it's probably a hermes-450, the big armed one with the tube-shaped fuselage. they're loud because they use wankel engines. after the incident, they removed all of the mufflers to make them much louder, to serve as a te°°or weapon and to cause sleep deprivation, as is done in prison t°°ture peograms or by some agencies like theFBI and ATF in america during sieges against armed groups resisting arrest (typically militias and cults). mong other things, they have been particularly noted (I forget whether at waco or ruby ridge or both) to have played recordings of rabbit screams - apparently rabbits make terrible sounds if you t°°ture them to d°°th, and they had recordings of that. I'm guessing that recording was a winner determined by the CIA's project artichoke/MKultra t°°t°re experimentation. btw. drones are now also used to play recordings of crying babies or screaming women in g°°°, and then the drone shoots people who fall for it with its mounted rifle.
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  12547.  @Akech101  egypt doesn't have an army, an army has egypt. and it's not a weak one, it's traditionally way stronger than ethiopia. though I suppose ethiopia's military might come out of this civil war stronger than before due to experience and investments.
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  12548. fight club is about half as overrated as jerry seinfeld or last year's dune movie. so still very overrated.
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  12549. yeah basically everyone in gaza has been doing that for the past month.
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  12550.  @cihanugras4950  hä
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  12551. queerdeer12 kellyanne conway did ^^
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  12552. "vitani" sounds like it HAS TO be the name of a mineral water somewhere xD
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  12553. welche pazifisten denn? appeasement fördert kriege. länder in der selbstverteidigung gegen ungerechtfertigte angriffe zu unterstützen ist ein beitrag zum weltfrieden. damit es frieden gibt, darf sich krieg nicht lohnen. panzerhaubitzen für die ukraine sind pazifistischer als sahra wagenknecht.
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  12554. ouf!
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  12555. what? is°°el is constantly claiming to be the only victim the world has ever known. they claim that kham°s are n°zis perpetrating the shoah against isr°°l.
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  12556. yes
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  12557.  @estebancorral5151  I'm a violin maker. I didn't say rosin, I said varnish. yes, rosin is conifer resin (fir or larch), it's what's left over when you distill off turpentine from the fresh resin. and rosin is not for lubrication, it does the opposite of lubrication, it increases friction between the string and the bow hair in a pronounced stick-and-slip cycle. if you try to bow a violin without rosin, it produces practically no identifiable rones, just a very quiet sort of white noise.
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  12558.  @estebancorral5151  violins have no frets, the fretless fingerboard is made of african ebony, and the bridge, like most of the violin, is made of maple (but unlike the rest of the maple, it's supposed to be non-figured and very fine-grained). and btw. you're supposed to straighten the bridge on your violin as it gets bent by tuning, and I know you're not doing it. 😒
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  12559. holy shit! I saw some news reports, but they all focus on the tiny US tsunami advisory, and don't at all convey how big that eruption was.
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  12560. great, another wedding plAna segment 🙄
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  12561. this is america, where everyone is entitled to their own fake history, like apparently that "colored people" is a racial slur originated by jim crow.
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  12562. meanwhile show galadriel hates the world and shows it to everybody
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  12563.  @MalkuAtu  no, they would need just a few big legs in order to properly shake the ground like godzilla.
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  12564.  @YuzuSouchouSenpai  -->P10000 biber 😎
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  12565.  @piemanpieman3000  oh snap :o
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  12566.  @VerdeMorte  interesting... I could certainly see screw propulsion on submarines successfully getting them out of the water in coastal areas with soft ground and very little incline like germany's wadden sea. but in WW2, that area was constantly being overflown by british and american planes, and a submarine on land would have been very easy to spot and destroy. adding screws would give the submarine the ability to land in various locations away from harbours, but those would have left the submarines without the defenses present at a harbour.
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  12567.  @juanramirezgonzalez2213  sus
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  12568.  @SeeLasSee  now we're getting somewhere 👍🐊
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  12569.  @lawrence5039  🖖👽
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  12570.  @AdventureChroniclesTravel  almost all amphibians live on land most of the time, and only spawn and breed in water. they just get seen by humans much less during their time on land, because on land they hide well, whereas during the breeding season in the water, they derive some security from being able to dive to escape predators from above, and they gain some safety in numbers.
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  12571. looking at that funeral dance, I can see why they have a problem.
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  12572.  @andreaskappa9603  well, cyprus has been calm for decades. people stopped talking about russia's occupation of georgia pretty much immediately after the ceasefire. I'd say the biggest problem with the western stance towards turkish aggression that I have had was the trump administration moving their troops out of the way to let erdogan conquer rojava immediately after rojava had done most of the fighting and dying in syria against ISIS as the US' only reliable major ally there. and for a good while as rhe US was bombing ISIS, turkey still was ISIS' biggest state supporter, facilitating whatever transport of goods, people and money they needed.
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  12573.  @garyhowat3051  you know how you could negotiate peace in ukraine? by making a deal with other countries to join the war against russia.
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  12574.  @torstenhusemann36  maybe gary means a clean ending for everyone...
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  12575.  @ariesrosee  BBC is better than CNN in just about all regards 90% of the time. CNN is really trashy by comparison, way more clueless commentary to just fill time from people who have a very heavily cultivated public image as TV personalities, but hardly a thing to say about anything. the cluelessness is a common issue in general audience journalism, but it's certainly worse with CNN than with BBC. I suppose it's largely a reflection of the US and UK, as americans are more ignorant than brits, or europeans broadly.
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  12576. literally west africa, but ok
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  12577. 8:25 "since last august" means 2022, "since this august" or "since august" would be 2023, right? 17,000 migrants showing up in a big city like chicago in well over a year does not sound like that big of a problem. try talking to lebanon or turkey about those numbers! and how does one get to a prediction of 1,200 per day from that? between today and august 2022, there have been many more than 14 days! xD
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  12578. he needs to be impeached for starting a war without congressional approval and sending i-country a mountain of military aid without congressional approval or oversight, which he is only allowed to do with the excuse that it's serving an urgent need for AMERICAN national security - while in reality, US national security is clearly only endangered by it, as it is by biden's whole support for i-country's ge°°cide. but of course that's not going to happen because 90% of congress support i-country over their own country.
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  12579. actually american alligators are known for being very mild-mannered. but they do get ridiculously large.
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  12580. what a bunch of dirtbags! governing a country at the edge of collapse is a civic duty, not a take it or leave it job offer!
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  12581. 🤡
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  12582. zeiten wenden dich
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  12583. one of the most obvious, but not the only thing. prison sentences are also way too severe in the IS (like double of many european countries), conditions in the prisons are terrible, and the average prisoner comes out more criminal than they went in - which is of course in the interest of the PRIVATE PRISON LOBBY, which is an utterly insane industry to have. there are plenty of other issues too, for example all citizens should be allowed to vote no matter if they are or were lovked up, and solitary confinement shouldn't be treated like a timeout or ever used long term because it is psychological torture.
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  12584. oh and criminal trials shouldn't be decided by prosecutors forcing deals, and mandatory minimums are fascist.
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  12585. oof
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  12586. then you will never vote for another main party presidential candidate or for a third party or independent presidential candidate who gets more than 5%. and I eould guess that you can only find a maximum of 5 people in congress who would not claim to support israel if prompted to do so.
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  12587.  @MickNizz  what
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  12588. UN peacekeeping missions are created by the security council, in which the empire, little brexit, france, wrong china, and not the soviet union each have veto power.
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  12589. I feel mildly positive about you not being dead.
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  12590. once china attacks, there will be no flights into taiwan, and probably no ships either.
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  12591. 🤡
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  12592. way worse than in florida. indian rivers are extremely polluted with sewage and highly toxic industrial wastewater, mostly from textile factories and tanneries.
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  12593. interpol unterstützt nur nationale polizei. wenn polen nicht nklagen und nicht ausliefern will, hat interpol nichts dagegen zu sagen.
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  12594. I think I might have found an antisemitism...
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  12595. abortion is actually still illegal in germany, it's just tolerated. it's a rather highly unreasonable mix of regulations, with on one hand some suppressing abortion availability and causing hardly any doctors to still offer them (I think one left and nearing retirement in bavaria), and on the other hand the "well-being of the mother" exception to the normal foetal development limit being applicable to aborting foetuses at any stage of the pregnancy for disabilities such as down's syndrome, for the expectation that the disabled child would be a burden on the mother. I have no idea how far the doctors choose to go there though. prostitution has been legal in (west) germany since more or less the founding of the state,and for most of the time since, human trafficking has still dominated the industry and victim support has been entirely insufficient, so in that regard it's really not a positive example (same thing in the netherlands). it still is very prevalent, but I'm pretty sure that the prevalence of relatively non-exploitative voluntary sex work is rising. and I do believe that real legalization is preferable to other options including the "nordic model" of legal or decriminalized providing of peostitution services, and banned purchasing thereof, which is being pushed nowadays by some advocacy groups - notably not sex workers, but mostly religious people acting out of moral opposition to prostitution.
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  12596. "I AM NOT PAKISTAN" - indians in these comments
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  12597. that little girl was her.
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  12598. I think buttigieg would wctually do quite well in a general election. he's tolerably presentable, and I think him being a white gay liberal could at this point in history actually draw more aupport than opposition. that would probably depend on how much republicans attack him for being gay, which I reckon would mostly backfire, and on whether or not he has a record of takingpolitical action that republicans would consider to be "gay agenda" - I would expect the question of whether his yes homo status draws more opposition than support to depend on some people who see themselves as moderately opposed to f°ggotry and who would make a point of not basing their vote on "identity politics". those would probably more so be people leaning dem, I think people who would vote rep because they'ee superstraight are likely to vote anyways, and certain to vote republican if they do.
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  12599. zimmer without williams ain't it. he generally fails to deliver memorable melodies.
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  12600.  @Eich-für-Deutschland  nowhere
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  12601.  @user-uk9sd2ln7f  canada's got nothing on britain in anti-democratic policies, and germany is currently in the process of legislating thought crimes.
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  12602.  @sammiller6631  yes, canada and russia are more or less the only climate change winners. however they also are the countries that will then have to let in a large portion of the billion concurrent international climate refugees we will see in this century, who will vastly outnumber the native population. or alternatively perhaps they could sell a lot of land to become new states, but I'm not sure who would pay. not the migrants, since those would be mostly the world's poorest from the tropics and subtropics. who btw. will hate the cold, but all the countries they would rather go to instead will refuse to let them come and will have their borders guarded by autonomous killer robots. that part I expect to be widespread in about 10-20 years, and to be first seen within the next 5 years - currently the most likely candidate seems to be the saudi/yemeni border, since saudi arabia loves advanced weaponry and they're already doing the same exact job manually. those rifle-wielding big multicopter drones isr°°l is currently testing on its human animals would for example do a really good job at least in terms of deterrence, and the concept could be developed into a relatively low-cost way to achieve an extremely high death rate among the "infiltration", as israel used to call it in the 40s and 50s when they had the manual version of that policy.
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  12603. he's not officially dead yet
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  12604. that math ain't mathin'
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  12605. aure... but aren't there actually a lot of romani "psychics"? I think that's an association that's been used for profit for a long time, by giving romani psychics perceived credibility compared to others, if not a monopoly on psychic acts. and many romani people, at least in eastern europe, do still believe in witchcraft. that's not so much an externally created hostile myth as it is a real aspect of romani culture.
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  12606. no, killing lots of elephants is necessary. not just in zimbabwe, but botswana, too. besides harming humans, elephants in some regions cause a lot of damage to nature by tearing down trees and such. and if you're worried about endangered species: elephants have a thing for killing rhinos, and rhinos are much more endangered than elephants nowadays. plus rhino bebbehs are easily as cute as elephant bebbehs. the common varieties of african elephant mostly are safe now, and the species as a whole totally is. one that's in real trouble though is the african forest elephant. I think they live around where the apes are, central africa or equatorial west africa or so.
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  12607. they should make a handbag-shaped car
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  12608. hearhearhearhearhearhear
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  12609.  @tastypymp1287  🤖
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  12610. wow, what a terrible design.
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  12611. 13?!
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  12612.  @smartassdroid5149  bullshit, 12 year olds did not give orders on ships. I know kids that young and younger worked on ships (as powder monkeys for example), but they didn't give orders, not even upper class ones who were supposed to become officers. they were seen as children until they were 14 or 15, just children with jobs. also I am aware that there was a lot of underage enlistment in the world wars, but 13 is exceptionally young, the youngest I've ever heard. down to 15 was pretty common, 14 was rare. 16 and 17 were normal (I think 17 might have even been legal)
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  12613. well maybe you shouldn't build cardboard homes in tornado alley. just a thought.
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  12614. I saw it before she said it
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  12615. 12:22 black bear - "blaubär"
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  12616. eurozone is not far leftist xD
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  12617. unless that dog recently changed owners, I blame the owners for letting the fur get matted and creating the need for this. it seems like half the pets featured on GWTD are there becauas their owners don't brush (or bathe) them. it's weird pet ownership IMO.
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  12618. AllezFC nix "auch", das ist ein eindeutig statistisch belegter fakt. je höher der bildungsgrad, desto wahrscheinlicher wählt ein amerikaner die demokraten und nicht die republikaner. das verhältnis von geld zu parteienpräferenz ist weniger eindeutig, da einerseits die republikaner faktisch vor allem für die reichen politik machen, sie aber die mehrzahl ihrer stimmen unter fanatisch religiösen, fremdenfeindlichen und ungebildeten und damit relativ armen bis mittelständischen menschen fangen. außerdem sind die demokraten ja auch immer noch neoliberal mitte rechts, also sehr reichenfreundlich. keine der parteien bietet besonders populäre politik, deshalb wird primär ideologisch-teamsportartig gewählt.
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  12619. AllezFC geh halt nach china, kannste mitlachen. ^_^
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  12620. I don't think you know what superpower meana xD there are two superpowers: america and china. afghanistan is never going to rival them.
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  12621. because it's scary
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  12622.  @AquarianNomadic  it's a new combination
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  12623. what stigma??
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  12624. something happened
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  12625. very round animals
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  12626. especially since by switching to a new car, you incur the car production's climate cost plus environmental damage at the locations of production and resource extraction. so really, people yhould be encouraged to drive old cars for longer if they still work adequately. that's the thing about environmentalism that never gets mentioned because it doesn't make anyone any money: reducing consumption is the most effective thing.
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  12627. wow, foreign minister baerbock from the german GREEN PARTY had to hide behind david cameron to dare to even mention a ceasefire as an aspiration! 🤡👎
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  12628. ukrainian war popaganda is way better. pretty funny though that russians are rallying around half of a swastika or SS rune.
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  12629.  @TheBaumcm  the point is that deaf cats do
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  12630. for the most part at least, they of course always do that. but this batch is particularly potent. there's a massive genre of "americans know nothing youtube videos, been around since the very early days. it probably exists for most countries, but I think especially for americans. the classic tend to be geography questions, ranging from the highly unfair questions about notamerica such as "point out north korea on this map" or "name a country in africa" to the bizarre like "which continent are we standing on" and "which countries border the united states".
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  12631.  @DrinkTheKoolAid62  at least half of the people in the strip would by now leave if you gave them a reasonable option. almost nobody is choosing not to leave, they can't. the only way currently is to pay around $5,000-$10,000 per person in bribe money to cross into egypt (paid to an intermediary that's officially a sort of tourist agency that already previously sat on the only access to entry paperwork, which I believe cost around $300 before), and even to get to raf°h first is expensive and dangerous, if at all possible. specifically, if people were allowed to leave, most parents with young children and any pregnant women would leave. there would be substantial will to stay including to not empty parts of the strip to concentrate elsewhere, but those taking that stand would be firstly elderly people, secondly younger childless adults which are not as big a portion of the population as in countries with low birth rates (half of the population are minors, obviously a large portion of the adults are their parents or now in many cases other relatives taking the place of d°°d or disappeared parents), and only a tiny minority of the ones choosing to stay would be parents with children, mostly teenagers who don't have the extreme vulnerability to famine and diseases that young children and fetuses have.
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  12632. that's a damn good point. but TYT has to fill their shows with trivialities to avoid talking about afghanistan.
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  12633. Vonce Wei of course it's for drag. what's visible in the video is the cat extending limbs and tail horizontally to increase drag. what's not really visible in the video is that of course at the last moment, the cat extends its legs straight down to use them as shock absorbers. due to the high velocity the cat's body then hit the lawn and bounced.
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  12634. they used soup for their families, ask trump about it
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  12635.  @4evaavfc  not
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  12636. Louis Clava why, did you google it? it doesn't strike me as something that would be particularly easy to google in english.
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  12637. Rahul Rahul make in india IS a BJP project, is it not?
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  12638. animesh rana mimimimimi don't talk about my hindustan mimimimimi
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  12639. popcorn protectionism is far from being universally favored, it's just been more popular with right-populists in many countries in recent years (like with trump and with brexit). relatively free trade has a lot of upsides too, and it has overall massively driven global economic delevopment in the last century. most basically, allowing cheaper imports lets citizens buy products more cheaply. the buyers win, the domestic producers lose. whether the state wins or loses is a more complex question - it probably tends to earn less money from imports than from local production, but also the buyers have money left over to spend on other taxable stuff, and perhaps more importantly, trade restrictions like this tend to be followed by retribution in kind from the foreign countries whose export business was harmed by the restriction.
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  12640. CHIEF JOEY hindu nationalism is the BJP's ideology. they consider india to be a hindu nation, as opposed to a secular nation that has a hindu majority (and large muslim minority of ~30%), but with no special status or extra rights for hindus and hindu organizations. the BJP demotes muslims to second class citizens, has made a law to single out muslims as being the only ones among india's large population of undocumented people who can't gain citizenship and should ideally be deported to pakistan or bangladesh, or alternatively locked up in concentration camps (I don't think they went theough with fully implementing this, but they passed the laws and built some camps). prime minister modi himself used to be banned from entering the US right up until he became PM because the US congress held him responsible for a huge wave of government-incited anti-muslim pogroms in a state of which he was the governor at the time.
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  12641. CHIEF JOEY it would be awaste of MY time because you have absolutely no clue what the BJP is.
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  12642. Anmol Singh clearly I know what the BJP is. it's a hindu-fascist party. big fans of ethnic cleansing and discrimination. what communist government are you referring to? I'm german, there is no communist government anywhere in europe and certainly not here. we have a new socdem/green/liberal coalition government, and before that we had a centrist coalition of conservatives and socdems. german politics are primarily very boring.
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  12643.  @justaplainspokengirl  you mean musk? he doesn't, he's fully on ukraine's side. he's just very dimwitted and has kanye syndrome. well, I suppose that's redundant. of course musk's rightoid oppositional-defiant edgy boy views include him sympathising with russia and being receptive to deranged propaganda narratives. and I don't know why his actions regarding the ukraine war are so mismatched with his views, but what matters are the actions. if whether or not to provide starlink to ukraine is elon's choice to make, then the elon show is negligible in relation to that.
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  12644.  @__beer__  the story jake calls less plausible sounds more plausible, since the author of the first version corrected it. and all of those stories are about musk limiting a service his company was providing for free. this entire time, starlink has been THE system through which ukraine organises its artillery strikes, and this is accepted by starlink/musk. ukraine should be happy that it hasn't had its starlink limited further for having by now used at least a dozen of those drone boats with star link since they were officially told to stop doing that. the nuclear escalation idea is ridiculous, but it would make more sense to hate on biden for not providing long range strike weapons than to hate on musk for trying and mostly failing to prevent the use of starlink as a long range strike weapon, particularly since ukraine has faced no consequences for misusing starlink and circumventing the limitations that musk and management tried to place on it to be in line with the biden administration's military aid non-escalation policy. this is probably the least reasonable musk criticism I have ever heard.
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  12645.  @lostsailor696  oh no! facts! D:
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  12646. half of america still denies that they lost the war in vietnam. "our objectives have been reached" - yeah right. the US is withdrawing from afghanistan with only the condition that no attacks against america will be launched from afghanistan. they could have done that at least 15 years ago. no, the reason why they're withdrawing now isn't because they have succeeded, it's because they have failed to defeat the taliban and the taliban will sooner or later take over the country unless the US steps up its game by a lot, which they are not willing to do. they reached their objectives by redefining the objectives. it's vietnamization all over again - hand over the war to your local allies and just watch them lose. the only thing the US will do better this time will be to withdraw all american citizens early enough to avoid another embarrassment like the fall of saigon. no sinking helicopters this time. I wonder if it will hurt the democrats' reelection chances that afghanistan will fall to the taliban before the next US presidential election. the excuses will be pathetic. it's all fine and dandy when it'd about bringing the troops home and not spending as much money, but it gets awkward when your allies come begging for help and you twiddle your thumbs. by 2024, there will be no female politicians in afghanistan and the women will all be wearing burkas.
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  12647.  @vksasdgaming9472  ma'am you are talking to a pro-ukraine cringe account
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  12648.  @vksasdgaming9472  if you think I said anything wrong, do look it up
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  12649. or the patients
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  12650.  @sdf2973  nein, die genannten einleitungsvolumen sind bei weitem nicht als gesättigte lösung zu verstehen. war etwas unklar, aber ich meine, dass 25,000 mg/l chlorid als grenzwert nicht für den fluss sondern für die einleitung genannt wurde (der aber auch nicht immer eingehalten wird). das wäre etwa ein viertel salziger als meerwasser, das kann ja wohl kaum für den fluss der legale rahmen sein...
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  12651. yes
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  12652.  @CruelestChris  none
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  12653.  @CruelestChris  not really, no. except for vandalism on exposed pipes, and you would certainly need to keep them very separated from traffic. overpressure valves of all sorts of sizes and pressure ratings are well-developed and common. gas flare nozzles are well-developed and common. the ignition of the gas would be done with a pyrotechnic flare ignited either electrically by battery (I think there are special battery types made for longevity out of use), or mechanically with a striker-fired fuse for a grenade or landmine, or chemically using breaking glass ampules that contain stuff like white phosphorous or hypergolic rocket fuels. there's plenty of kinetic energy in the flow of the gas or the opening of the valve to make those reliably close an electrical circuit, release a spring-loaded striker, or break glass ampules. but I suppose it would be much easier and cheaper to prevent the pumps from producing higher pressures than the pipes can bear. seems obvious, I don't know why they didn't do that at PG&E.
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  12654.  @CruelestChris  absolutely not. it's an ignitor mechanism, it has nothing to do with and no capacity to damage the pressure-bearing parts. to leak before everything else does is exactly the point of an overpressure valve. clearly you are not familiar, look it up.
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  12655.  @CruelestChris  so where is the scary complexity?
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  12656.  @CruelestChris  overpressure relief valves are designed to not do that and have known records of it from use. and if an overpressure relief valve doesn't work, then it's not an added risk, it's just not any safer than the same device without it. you might want to dial back the talking out of your a**, you're taking it really far.
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  12657.  @CruelestChris  oh no, HOLES? HOLES in PIPES? my very stupid friend, pipes ARE holes, closing a hole makes it no longer a hole, and that gas in those pipes is lit on fire at literally every outflow end. weird that so much effort would be made to build infrastructure only to install BOMBS in every home, don't you think? it's gotten quite clear that you are arguing with me on thebasis of knowing neither what an overpressure relief valve is, nor what a gas flare is. I recommend that in the future you try to develop a recognition of the difference between you not understanding something and that thing making no sense.
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  12658.  @Peter_S_  🤡
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  12659. eine fahrzeuglänge abstand bei 150... 😑
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  12660.  @alexanderhendry5819  I have a PhD in armchair psychology.
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  12661. aww, I like that she ended up with a family with young kids.
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  12662.  @xiaoka  no, they didn't.
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  12663. what kind of situation was that? she's not acting feral AT ALL, she's incredibly trusting. was there some neighbour taking care of the dogs, and they called for help when the puppies were born?
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  12664. L
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  12665.  @waldwolf2938  ja, man muss immer alles in frage stellen, und alles was keiner hinterfragung standhält gehört verbessert. gutes und richtiges wird erfolgreich verteidigt und bleibt bestehen. das ist die wissenschaftliche methode, hypothesen aufstellen und widerlegen bis am ende nur mr. rogers im blutigen pulli stehen bleibt.
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  12666.  @naomideguyane  the vietnam war wasn't fought against the population of a 20 years-blockaded closed gh°°to. it wasfought against the north vietnamese state, which had sea access and a border to a largely friendly china, and its guerilla fighters in the south, who could typically easily blend in and move throughout south vietnam.
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  12667. mercosur-freihandelsabkommen
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  12668.  @stephaniejaboh8929  🫡
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  12669.  @Moodboard39  what self gain?
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  12670. the mexican cartels would love those
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  12671. the situation is not comparable. what's happening in afghanistan is that there just was an insurgent takeover of the country. the crisis at the airport didn't start because anybody announced evacuations, it started because many afghans panicked and they knew that there would be evacuations from the airport at least for foreigners, nobody had to tell them. the main international airport is generally the safest part of a country for refugees in a war zone, and it was obvious that it would be the last part of afghanistan held by NATO. it's a common feature in war-torn african countries for example that refugee camps are built next to the airports that western militaries are operating from. usually this doesn't so much offer a chance of evacuation as it does a chance of protection against armed groups and relatively good availability of humanitarian supplies and medical care. in the case of afghanistan, collaborators for ISAF forces have had supposedly standing promises of resettlement options for years. for them it was obvious that if they were going to be evacuated at all, it would be from the kabul airport.
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  12672. whhy did he give an interview to al jazeera? xD 1:00 also what exactly wre those mortar rounds? are they beoken open because they're just duds and the impact did that, or are they inert practice rounds? and are they i-country army equipment?
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  12673. it would be sensible in a lot of places though for governments to buy people out to move them out of risky areas. could be cheaper than to deal with the mess afterwards.
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  12674. you missed the subtitles.
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  12675. I feel like they should have made this with a blank magazine, but single-loaded grenades. I can't imagine someone ever putting multiple grenades in it.
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  12676. mehr, plus noch mal viel mehr zerstörte gebäude und infrastruktur. profilbild gefällt :)
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  12677. selbst diktieren tun ärzte mit sauklaue! xD
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  12678. BASED DIPLOMAT
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  12679. so what, the "suspended" title is actually just referencing a second strike? come on...
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  12680. Echo no, what they're saying in the video is that the second strike is a temporary ban from live-streaming. he can still upload videos.
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  12681. ​ @fairsquare5316  legitimate claims to a homeland don't time-travel for thousands of years, the statute of limitations on those is a human lifetime, or at most 200 years. muslims and christians conquered that "holy land" back and forth throughout the middle ages, and it's been held by the muslims since (we don't need to discuss whether the british have a legitimate claim, right?). the ones with the most legitimate claim to the land are those locals whose ancestors have lived there for several hundred years leading up to today, and those are the muslim and christian arabs. today's jewish israelis have less than 5% local ancestry before the late 19th century beginning of the zionist movement. something like half of their ancestry wasn't even located in palestine before the state of israel was founded in 1948. you can complain about why the jewish population in palestine was small befote zionism, but that doesn't give jewish people living elwewhere a claim to the land. even the expulsions of practically all jews from arab/muslim countries in reaction to thefounding of israel does not give those expelled jews a claim to palesti ian land for compensation, since it wasn't the palestinians who robbed them. what they and theirdescendants are owed is compensation from the countries that expelled them (including a right to return, but I don't think that would find many takers)
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  12682. I'd say that robespierre was a typical machiavellian, makes sense that he would do what he condemns others for doing to control people.
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  12683. Old Skool Bodybuilding Routines well he has for ukraine and europe. I don't care what happens inside great brexit, I'm not brexish.
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  12684. ​ @BonsaiBlacksmith  yes, they have in fact tried unplugging texas. it didn't help.
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  12685.  @MijamiMarlitoRivera  you have literally no sense of humour.
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  12686. in germany, failure to assist people in dire need at least in ways that don't enganger yourself is a crime punishable by up to one year in jail. I'm pretty optimistic that those two people who damn near handed her over to him would be going to court here.
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  12687. literally a giant doomsday cult that has captured the US government.
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  12688. sounds fun
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  12689. no, afghanistan didn't want the americans out. iraq does.
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  12690. the german public certainly wouldn't like seeing them rewarded with attention like that. this theft was done by one of many extremely unpopular criminal clans of arab immigrants. they are among the favourite boogeymen of the yellow press and the political right, and genuinely quite a menace on society. these burglaries are more like prestige projects, they normally make their money with drug dealing, pimping, extortion and the like and are notorious for intimidating cops and judges. they're among the biggest criminal gangs we have in germany.
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  12691. co°°entration c°mps have guards and administrators from outside working inside. prisons have that, and are for people convicted of crimes or awaiting trial (commonly differentiated as jails). g°za is a closed gh°tto currently being liquidated.
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  12692.  @mich7942  what are you trying to tell me?
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  12693. the bipod legs ought to have carbon fiber reinforcement!
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  12694.  @felixspilles6737  das hab ich nicht gesagt
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  12695. six months in prison for abuse like that? the courts shouldn't punish assault against children as if it had been committed againat adults. the sentence should account for the psychological damage done to the kids.
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  12696. please show video evidence
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  12697.  @ChiakiShirakawa  are you asserting japanese imperial authority over the philippines??????
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  12698. I can never tell them apart, but I think one of them was like 60% as effective as astrazeneca or J&J before omicron, and the other more common one was half as effective as that. I would guess that transmission protection with omicron is zero after a few weeks after vaccination, and protection against severe illness and death probably slides quickly from like 40% to 15%. also the chinese have a giant gap in natural immunity compared to most of the world.
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  12699. 🌻
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  12700. 19:48 you can see that on that cheaper copy, the walnut grips were made from slightly too fresh wood, because it shrunk more than some of the others. in most cases, gun makers have nicely dried wood on hand because they were already in business and had enough money to stock up on wood 10 years ago or more. if they were just getting into it, they would have had to either use too fresh wood, or pay significantly more for old wood from somewhere. if a maker never made enough money to buy a big stock of wood, they would have never gotten out of that dilemma.
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  12701. no, turns out it actually is a seasonal rain pattern called the north american monsoon.
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  12702. outrageous behaviour from BOTH US and UK!
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  12703.  @scrubjay93  no, the contest happens before hibernation.
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  12704. if they're on the head, it counts.
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  12705. yeah, nuclear missile submarines really fo a perfectly adequate job of nuclear deterrence, it's silly to develop so much different stuff. though developing hypersonic delivery vehicles for the nukes on those subs is in fact a practically worthwhile effort.
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  12706. just look at the shameful failure to react to the abortion bans from biden and harris! the dems have the presidency and more or less both houses of congress. they did nothing, they weren't even able to SAY something they WANTED to do! that kamala harris interview about it on CNN where she refused to answer any question other than saying that she now respects mike pence for doing the right thing on jan 6ths was one of the worst politician's interviews I have ever seen, and she had a look on her face at the end as if she thought she'd done well! it's INSANE that the democratic establishment chose these people as "electability candidates"!
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  12707. Dixon, D nobody disputes that migraines are real, and all of those symptomologies are obviously strongly psychogenic in many cases. yes, I absolutely blame the whiny and self-absorbed people for causing highly justified scepticism among medical personnell about physical causes for such symptoms. fibromyalgia is pretty much a joke because probably well over half of people who say they have it or even those who have that diagnosis are hypochondriacs. a patient coming to a doctor and saying "I think I have fibromyalgia" is pretty much the biggest indicator of hypochondria there is.
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  12708. I don't think it's particularly well documented. there is very strong media censorship from the russian side and in russian-occupied territories, and on the ukrainian side, there is a combination of moderate media censorship and a high degree of media self-censorship, like with all the western media pretending to either believe that the russians are shelling themselves at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, or trying to avoid the question of who is doing the shelling.
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  12709. so is your mom
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  12710.  ndukasmith  my own country'e media are the worst zion°st ahills outside of is°°el, don't get me started 🤮
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  12711. well, more right anyways (he says lymæn)
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  12712.  @juliekrolak1450  a lot of americans or english speakers in general tend to pronounce foreign words according to their spelling as if they were english, even if you try to correct them. it's like they can't wrap their heads around the fact that the relationship between spelling and pronunciation they know (even though there's a lot of variation in english, but they don't really realise that either) is not universal. for example they can not comprehend that pronouncing the letters 'a' and 'i' as diphthongs (ay and aye) is highly unusual and should pretty much never be assumed as the pronunciation of non-english words (similar with 'y' as a vowel in lyman). it's kind of an achievement for them to even manage to pronounce kherson as "kerson", and not "keersen" (I have no clue where they get that from, but a lot of them do it).
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  12713. some of those seem likely to be useful. I find it noteworthy that none include any optical sights, which would surely be much easier to use through a periscope than iron sights, so they seem to not be commonly available (I'm sure the guys making these would have no trouble creating a mount to fit either a standard rail or any individual optic to any rifle not made for optics). I feel like an AK is a rather suboptimal gun for this, as full-auto fire with presumably terrible recoil control and very slow reloading seems like a bad idea, and the range and accuracy are rather limited. I think potentially useful variants would be either a semi-auto battle rifle (full power rifle cartridge) with an optical sight, or a machine gun, possibly belt-fed, with a particularly improved recoil-controllinf mount, which would probably need to hook into a mounting point firmly fixed to the top of the trench. and it's possible that nowadays remote-controlled guns actually are better. butif you put them on tracked vehicles, that's a different weapon system altogether, much more offensive and unlikely to be capable of anything like the sustained firepower of a solidly mounted machine gun periscope.
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  12714. come on, that can't be accurate!
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  12715. wow, I wonder how much of those words this parrot actually understood! as far as I'm aware, they normally only repeat things they have heard repeatedly. not an argument they heard once.
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  12716. and especially not black xD
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  12717. lol why is this on sideprojects?
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  12718. classic biden bungle
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  12719. the US already have the DEA and FBI operating in mexico, they don't need to involve the army.
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  12720. 2:13 "you have now offended the monkey" sounds kinda meme-worthy
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  12721. "ich dachte mein rechter bein ist mein linker bein" wegen automatik???
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  12722. #Dubaiisajoke
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  12723. of course small spiders are scared of big spiders - big spiders eat small spiders all the time!
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  12724.  @jennyjohn704  YUP
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  12725.  @TheSubso  ew a fauschist
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  12726.  @TheSubso  probably, since I don't remember ever seeing a comment from you. but I only get replies like that from fauschists. maybe you would know that fausch bad if you knew him better.
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  12727.  @forzafan92  typical cat person
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  12728. this video is too loud.
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  12729. 6:53 that picture is definitely retouched to straighten the nose.
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  12730. literally nobody has ever or will ever consider that idiotic idea of deploying infantry to the ground from space. not only would that cost an insane amount of money, but the enemy would get more advance warning than with ANY other method of deployment by tracking the entry vehicle. when you want to bring in infantry quickly and unnoticed, you fly as low to the ground as possible. think bin laden raid. there are fringe ideas about attacking ground targets from space with nukes or tungsten rods, but almost all deployment of weapons in space already done or planned is aimed at disabling enemy military satellites. in general, military use of space, almost always by unmanned satellites, is about communication, surveillance (electronic surveillance and visual and other electromagnetic radiation imaging), and position referencing for navigation and weapons targeting (GPS, of which the US military uses a far more accurate version than the publically accessible one). one current example is that the ukrainian military is using spacex' starlink as their mobile internet, which the russians haven't been able to block, and it enables them to transmit artillery targeting data very effectively, aiding them in using artillery much more precisely than the russian artillery. starlink has also often been the last remaining internet connection there when local infrastructure got damaged or captured, like during the siege of mariupol.
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  12731. Null Soul Slayer blowing up a manned atmospheric entry vehicle would be child's play for ABM-missiles. those things can't maneuver for shit and given their size, they could be much more easily told apart from decoys. you could also alternatively start launching ground attack planes as soon as the entry vehicle is detected, and then destroy whatever makes it to the ground. the advance warning would also help to raise defenses at whatever target the space marines are attacking.
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  12732. I was pretty surprised a few months ago when hillary got rolled out to campaign for biden, and it seemed like nobody had even tried to explain to her a general outline of the thing they really really need her to just not do. I mean it's pretty odd to try to get votes by putting hillary clinton forward again either way, but it's as if they did nothing to even make it a good version of her!
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  12733. "from fish to frog" uhm no, they're called tadpoles. xD many amphibians in many places have been dropping in numbers often due to climate change and spread of parasitic fungi (plus pollution and habitat loss of course). most amphibian larvae can be found in bodies of water that are too small for larger fish to inhabit, most commonly small ponds and stagnant canals (or in reed-peotected parts of bigger bodies of water). you may be looking in the wrong spots because you're going where there's a lot of water, but those places are normally too dangerous for amphibians in terms of aquatic predators. if you go out early enough in the year and at the right time of day (typically in the evening, I think), you can much more easily find mating spots of frogs and toads by following their calls rather than trying to find their eggs or larvae.
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  12734. orange moon glows no, I'm pretty sure that ukraine has strategic food supplies in kyiv. it's only been two days. but the people can't sleep due to the stress and the sirens and explosions.
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  12735. mitten drin sogar!
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  12736. smoothbrain
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  12737.  @simontemplar404  do you smell toast?
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  12738. isn'tit already bad enough that the US has been duped into a fake labour day to sabotage international worker solidarity?
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  12739. any competent cop would have made sure that the woman was going down the stairs.
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  12740. made only with real pine wood because it is the cheapest wood
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  12741.  @mac_mcleod  oh yeah. very strong solidarity for the US across the world. everybody cried for the twin towers, such a sad day. we love our world empire, all hail the emperor!
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  12742.  @Peter-hz3vs  absolute 🤡 australia is as anti-woke as western countries get. australia is where white south africans move in search of the good old days. you just are a fascist, so you think that literally everybody else is "far left". and neither police investigations nor prosecutions require a victim complaint, it is normal for both to be initiated by police and prosecutors when they have sufficient evidence to justify reasonable suspicion of a crime.
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  12743. dude, stop repeating yourself!
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  12744. russia has been building its own internet infrastructure to be able to decouple from the western internet for years. now we see why. russia used to be significantly more free and democratic than china or belarus, but it's been backsliding for at least 10 years and is now taking huge leaps in that direction because oppression and deception is the only way for putin to hold on to power now with the war.
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  12745. no, there are many things taught in school you'll never need to know. curriculums suck. the real problem is that many students react to school sucking by concluding that they hate learning itself. I noticed this when I was in school and hated school more than anybody else, but I had no problem at all with learning interesting things.
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  12746. I generally don't like seeing beech wood on guns, like on the post-war example, but thatfinish looks pretty nice. looks heavily oiled too, which is probably a good thing because the problem witg beech wood is that, while very cheap for hardwood and reasonable hare and tough, it is one of the most heavily shrinkingand warpingwood types. the most effective way to get rid of that problem wod be to cut the wood relatively closely to final size, andthen store it dry as many years as possible, because withlong seasoning, the sood's reactiveness to moisture changes decreases, and the ,ears-long shrinkage process peogresses and slows down, and when cut close to final size, any internal stresses from differential shrinkage resolve themselves by warping the wood before it's cut into final shape. but it certainly doesn't hurt to oil it deeply when finishing, both to harden thesurface and to create somewhat of a moisture barrier.
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  12747.  @missrose0077  😉
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  12748. I feel fine
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  12749. assumingthat you're american or beitish or the like, I would guess that a very substantial difference is that you always knew that your home was safe from the war.
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  12750. R.I.W. Donald Rumsfeld
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  12751. "PAUSE IT" - sam seder hey why doesn't he have a button when he is the one with the pause it authority, and wants to use it all. the. time.? in fact, you should make it a big round red button like they use on TV quiz shows, or a machine shop emergency-shutoff button.
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  12752.  @scottandrews947  so you're saying it's ok for white men to buy thai women, but those thai women are behaving badly by being bought, and if they get murdered it's definitely their fault, yes?
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  12753. 💩🔥
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  12754. k-pax?
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  12755. he's talking like the dog is no longer going to live with gim, but that's not what's happening, right??? he can still take care of the dog if the dog doesn't guide him. sucks that there is a gap between guide dogs. with an expected retirement due to the dog's age, they should schedule the new dog ahead of time.
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  12756. 26:29 the 50 year yom kippur war anniversary is probably no coincidence. what probably is a coincidence though is that october 7th of 1944 was the day of the auschwitz birkenau sonderkommando revolt.
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  12757. that actually sounds potentially poggers. darfur could have even used just a no fly zone (not in the libyan sense), because the government's airforce was quite important in assisting the janjaweed ground troops in their genocidal campaign.
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  12758. roman, did you take one of those fucking dubai influencer deals?
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  12759. "full stop" is the democratic party's policy goal.
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  12760. yes, why wouldn't they be?
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  12761. kreisch angiiiiiiieee!!!
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  12762. Ada van Quapa schland!
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  12763. Evangelos Vasiliades and that's why humanity has always had lots of really bad wars. having more people willing to condition their support for a war based on whether their vountry is on the right side is pretty unambiguously a good thing that directly leads to less violence and injustice. the only downside is that enemy propaganda can also cause doubt, but if the cause for war is good enough to warrant support, the information war really becomes quite simple for the side that's in the right. having the population even exclusively on one side of a war question it is pretty much guaranteed to be either a good thing or neutral. the only perspective from which it clearly is a bad thing is that of autocratic rulers, because they want their people to do as they're told and not question things. people who don't question their leadership are easy to govern, but they're especially easy to govern badly, and they pose a threat to other countries which in return is likely to cause problems for themselves.
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  12764. he's a political commentator, you bozo - the way for him to make trump more likely to win would not be to give one vote to trump, but to get manx people to not vote for biden. you know, like rising/breaking points, kyle kulinsky, jimmy dore, russel brand and such.
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  12765. the US is a genuine gerontocracy.
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  12766. sounds like the marcos/duterte ticket, except that wasn't a joke and won the election.
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  12767. don't blame protesters for looters, they are almost never the same people. looters don't care about politics, they are just using the opportunities provided by the police's focus on the protests, or the fact that police have no access to an area because they're being blocked by protesters - which is generally legitimate, given how police abuse protesters. there have been many occasions including in the US BLM protests last year where police have been shown to be ignoring looters and only fighting and arresting protesters, because the looters deligitimize the protests in the eyes of the public and the police want that. in some cases, there are undercover cops or cop allies (agent provocateurs) among the protesters who instigate violence and vandalism in order to create an excuse for the police to crack down.
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  12768. nvm apparently it's a kel-tec
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  12769.  @stevestoll3124  nah. upon googling it, I found mention that it's integrally suppressed. that would fit well with the allegation that the shooter was autistic - he tried to avoid loud noise. the gun folds to fit in a backpack, and it's got the suppressor built in and compact. an integrally suppressed 9mm parabellum is way way quieter than an AR-15 (subsonic vs supersonic bullets).
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  12770. not sure what you're getting at, but putin is making the decisions, and his presidency is at stake.
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  12771. haben die nicht, denn das würde sich überhaupt nicht lohnen. messer sind wahrscheinlich, zumindest im legalen rahmen.
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  12772. Christopher Battle michelle obama 😂
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  12773. if the flower lady who sold it had actually valued it not being fired anymore more than the resale value, she should have cut a hole in it.
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  12774. I think malinois are herding dogs, not livestock guardian dogs. they're certainly too small to oppose wolves. but there are lots of livestock guardian dogs bred to defend against wolves and bears, and they are extremely effective at making wolves choose other targets. of course they're also quite a lot of extra work and expense to care for. though I believe that at least here in germany, shepherds and such with known threat of wolves can get the money for livestock guardian dogs from the government.
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  12775. wtf is wrongwith israelis? y'all have been voting terribly for the past 20 years or so!
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  12776.  @Paralyzer  delusional
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  12777. iit mightbe an inside joke for those who talk about "family values".
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  12778. 5:36 I don't think many were fooled by that one, it doesn't sound remotely like biden. I wouldn't even have been able to guess from the voice that it's supposed to be biden. the key to sounding like biden are the disoriented and tired pauses, which that software was apparently not programmed to imitate at all.
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  12779. also nach der zeitenwende ist steinmeier definitiv nicht mehr politisch korrekt. scholz auch nicht, aber ich glaube wir können uns drauf einigen, nur steinmeier zu opfern.
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  12780.  @maximilian8770  which government would that be?
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  12781.  @lazerbeamAndCo  you have some reading comprehension trouble
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  12782. should have done the lion king baby simba pose
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  12783. Arush Reddi field marshal is a sort of extra special supergeneral military rank. I'm basically referencing egyptian president field marshal abdel fatah al-sisi, one of my personal least favourite current dictators.
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  12784. thehost here is bizarrely rude, he keeps interrupting people very aggressively at inopportune moments only to then talk too long while saying very little himself. seems rather narcissistic.
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  12785. yes, they are eaten.
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  12786. does she not know about forks?
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  12787. 4:25 yeah no bus stop should ever look like that, but especially not during school commute times 0_O
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  12788. with a clear path, planes built with two engines can even generally finish taking off with just one, and with a long enough runway they probably could fully take off with one engine.
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  12789. oh god get to the point
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  12790. P eng cannabiskaktus
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  12791. conway sure is sprouting a lot of hair!
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  12792. dahiya doctrine
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  12793. russian peace, they said
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  12794. what a weird way to carry a cat. squish that cat!
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  12795. it goes on god's USB charger.
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  12796. lol this correspondent never says anything.
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  12797. well it's not called thinkTV, is it?
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  12798. using the pistol in such a situation is the obvious choice, not the rifle. the shooter said that he wanted to go first because he had a rifle, that's ass backwards!
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  12799. 7:50 sorry not sorry, that needs to be clipped
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  12800. I had mostly bad teachers, so I wouldn't have wanted them to be armed, but if I was a teacher in the US, I think I'd want a gun.
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  12801. Borlach I'm not even that ignorant about intenational politics, I follow the news quite a lot. you had no idea they were fighting either, did you?
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  12802. Borlach I said dontmatteristans, not irrelevant.
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  12803. WOW that's disgusting
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  12804. wie soll russland denn bitte noch gewinnen? mit atomwaffen? ich glaub ein nuklearer erstschlag ist die einzige rote linie des russischen volkes, das wird putin wahrscheinlich nicht riskieren.
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  12805. good guest host, please replace 100% of woz with her!
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  12806. because germany is broke.
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  12807. that comma in your first sentence broke me.
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  12808. looks like tiny villages of probably subsistence farmers or herders. I'm sure they have very bad education even by kenyan standards.
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  12809. is this montage for those who pretend that trump started the crazy?
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  12810. yeah, but there clearly are enough people who don't know how planting seeds works who are convinced by it. I'm guessing they're taking donations.
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  12811. the cops were a special unit in plain clothes and unmarked cars
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  12812.  @petezapie  oof
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  12813. LX hä? wir sind noch nicht in der rezession?
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  12814. 10:59 the designers of this were so committed to stamped sheet metal that they made a stamped hammer! :O
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  12815.  @esewhachudoinn  I said "it's an innocent video"? not only did I not say that, I didn't even say anything remotely like that. your brain worms are making you hallucinate.
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  12816.  @esewhachudoinn  piss off
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  12817.  @Weisior  no, I only know the rule of thumb. and I don't think anyone mentioned DOx.
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  12818. 11:43 another whistler masterpiece - literally every word completely ridiculously wrong :'D
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  12819. no, they definitely treated him well. the, have a whole industry of pandering to liberal foreign visiting jews (normally youth on the "birthright" trips). he was taken on propaganda tours, there are at least a few short media reports featuring him as a visitor. I think he met the "no uninvolved civilians" "liberal by isr°°li standards" president, too.
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  12820. Paulski we have very little fiber and even the copper is shit copper.
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  12821. I wonder if at some point in the future, we'll be able to stop pandemics by engineering virus variants that are fully asymptomatic but create immunity to the problematic natural variants. then we could release that around tje globe and use it as a transmissable vaccine. I guess a major problem would be that the same sort of virus engineering could be used to create particularly nasty bioweapons.
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  12822. mimimimimimi
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  12823. outside? no, obviously the pets would be confiscated and killed by animal control. the only ones outside would be those who people abandoned to avoid fines and the animals being killed. although I think qhat they're not mentioning here is that this new law probably strictly applies to animals inside people's homes. people in iran definitely use fogs for outdoor work like guarding and herding, and those uses have never been seen as haram. it's just animals in homes, or more narrowly especially dogs in homes, that's forbidden. but they probably also think there's something wrong with being nice to dogs.
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  12824. definitely not the best uuuuh translator
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  12825. "he's very lazy" - no, he's obese because you overfeed him.
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  12826. do all game species require individual tags? probably not really common small stuff like rabbits, right? oh, and I bet officially non-native species like hogs are free to hunt without quotas!
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  12827. 2:30 nice cat hat
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  12828. guys, the issue with being an animal control officer isn't so much that you see abused animals, but that you're constantly bringing animals to be euthanised. that's like half the job if you're lucky.
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  12829. he was definitely a pet before. I think he probably ran away and got lost. get your pets chipped, everybody! if your pet is lost and has no chip, YOU need to find it. if your pet is lost and has a chip, you will get the pet back if ANYBODY finds it and brings it to a vet or animal shelter! the chances are increased immensely, and you probably don't even need to call around and scour local social media groups and put out fliers and rewards to try to find somebody who has found a pet that matches the description of your pet.
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  12830. @tenzinnordron9836  money is not j°°ish, money is rich.
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  12831. great job DW, once again securing your ranking as number one least antisemitic news network by not acknowledging that these soldiers meant to knowingly kill unarmed civilians, just not israeli ones. 👍
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  12832. that stuff looks great and the quality they manage to make with such super low tech tools is incredible. I would guess that the yarn spinning mostly isn't done by hand though, because that just makes way more sense to buy pre-made. I think this video probably is going to bring them a good number of customers, and it's very deserved. I would point out though that these clothes should probably be treated with extra care and most likely not washed by machine or with aggressive detergents, because those natural dyes almost certainly are not as stable as modern synthetics. and honestly, if you're not willing to make an exception and wash this stuff by hand, you don't appreciate the amount of care it took to make it. alternatively, if you have more money than time, you could bring it to a dry cleaner, they should know all the ways to avoid damaging all sorts of textiles.
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  12833.  @Oleandra-13  yup
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  12834. lol das niveau deutsch-israelischer kampfkommentare scheint zu sinken.
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  12835. 100% the CIA.
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  12836. at some point in time, probably within the next 50 years, this kind of material reuse is going to bwcome more and more normal. plastic and other petroleum products will inevitably increase in price, both from scarcity and from regulation. I'm kinda worried about the people at thw trash collecting end of this process. that is a really shitty way to make a living in a country like india. long dirty work for very little money. lots of exploitation and child labor.
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  12837. LOL cry me a river guys
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  12838. "makes no riled"? the fuck
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  12839. very cute and pretty horse, but I would be super worried about her pissing and shitting inside. and why did they name a female horse after amerigo vespucci?
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  12840. most organic pro-israel comments and updoots
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  12841. didn't you already upload this weeks ago?
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  12842. Humpback SquarePants malding
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  12843. nah, much lower. that sounds more like a number from a very early covid variant.
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  12844. Александр Алексашкин russia isn't saving their good stuff and choosing to lose the war, that makes no sense. russia doesn't have significant numbers of better weapons than what they're using, because russia doesn't have that kind of money. russia is trying to pretend that it's a military peer to america while having a GDP that's LESS THAN A THIRD OF GERMANY'S, which is a country equal to two californias! ukraine is punching above its weight class due to high morale, clearly effective western military training since 2014, and anti-armor and anti-air missile systems that amount to superpowers for the infantry. NLAWs and javelins completely circumvent the way russia's tanks are constructed, and ukraine has received 10.000 NLAWs alone plus thousands of javelins and another 10.000+unguided anti-tank rockets like panzerfaust 3 and AT4. they're getting weapons like starstreak and martlet that are so modern that ukraine is the first country using them in a conflict, and meanwhile the more modern russian weapons are from the 80s and 90s, most are from around the 70s, and their rations are almost as old.
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  12845. Christina Lynn capabilities are obviously very important. what's dumb is trying to not upset putin by not supporting ukraine too much, because putin clearly does not need provocation to escalate, and assuring him that we won't escalate just gives him the power to take things exactly as far as he wants without fear of a tipping point.
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  12846. CDU in opposition ist immer noch skurril.
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  12847. one of the dumber youtube comments I have read this month
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  12848. here in germany, supermarkets generally offer sweet cream, sour cream, and mildly soured cream butter options
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  12849. apocalyptic AF footage
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  12850. the chickens are not going to cluck themselves
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  12851.  @chickenout1788  what he described is a cult, it's not a university. and no, a guy can't found a university.
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  12852. barbarbarbarbarbar
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  12853. there are no gods, and that is a particularly odd thing to watch and see a sign from god.
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  12854. rainer wendts handy?
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  12855. where was their mother? :(
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  12856. the little ones are crow's feet, not "anti-tank hedgehogs". they're not for tanks at all.
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  12857. that aged poorly
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  12858. 🤡
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  12859. I think there probably are people who could help with that. there certainly are homeless dogs being brought from mexico to the US for adoption. those same people could bring dogs over whose owners are crossing to the US (or rather have already crossed successfully).
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  12860.  @madhvsuryach7199  you mean I'm not supposed to believe that this fascistoid government would tear down a mosque and muslim community center without warning?
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  12861. he kinda looks too floppy and long-nosed to be all lab to me. maybe some great dane?
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  12862.  @sundfornuft9449  that's a damn good idea! one issue I see is that I certainly don't want hordes of americans coming to europe.
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  12863. mcdonalds hasn't lost anything, it's gained. the frequent machine shutdowns and mandated "repair" from the machine's maker are part of a corrupt deal between the ice cream machine company and mcdonalds to rip off the franchisees.
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  12864. expat=white immigrant
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  12865. ao he IS grumpy xD
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  12866.  @moldymush  I forgot about what, but I liked when they were quoting ayn rand as supposedly supporting i-country's general posture. I never checked if ayn rand said what they claimed, every one of those posts got almost exclusively replies making fun of them for citing ayn rand as a positive authority on policy or morality.
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  12867. @porter9494 unlikely to work due to unequal enforcement, but Imma go ahead and report you for calling for ethnic cl°°nsing anyways
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  12868. these dogs are descended from ancient roman war dogs that would be taken into battles to kill people.
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  12869. the word is coincidence. and china didn't abandon anti-russian sanctions, they were never on board. russia and china made a pact before the invasion of ukraine, the invasion happened with china's blessing and china's promise to cushion russia's economy by making up for russia's lost trade with the west.
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  12870. Ku Ga no, I just know a little bit about geopolitics. putin and xi even officially met and announced a new "unlimited partnership" or something like that justbefore the invasion. russia is china's attack dog now, russia's invasion of ukraine is the trial run for the coming chinese invasion of taiwan.
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  12871. macron would love to be able to take credit for averting war in the upcoming french presidential election.
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  12872. und du glaubat ernsthaft, dass diese tat was mit der kultur des täters zu tun hat, und nicht auf individueller geisteskrankheit beruht, und derartiges nicht auch unter biodeutschen vorkommt? 🤨 um die these ansatzweise plausibel zu machen, müsste das mädchen 14 statt 4 jahre alt sein. in keiner kultur rechtfertigt irgendetwas den mord von kleinkindern.
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  12873.  @PDXLily  bernie took like four months to be convinced to call for a ceasefire. he's a soft liberal z°°°ist, andhas for years pioneered the BS now adopted by schumer and other democrats of blaming bibi for anything bad, and then just full on lying by claiming that all of that is not supported by the i-people. but it is, bibi is barely right of center in that country. the current "war"'s public support numbers are insane, they make russia look great by comparison!
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  12874. you have got to be kidding me - these are real and existed in 2018?!
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  12875. 1:02 that's a rather unfortunate use of paat tense
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  12876. Günther Gartenmann oh damn, that's a lot of typos xD
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  12877. *have
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  12878. ÜBERWIEGEND hör erst mal richtig zu
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  12879. yeah that's so not german for 'no'
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  12880. how does it imply genocide?
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  12881. true, though there are more problematic kinks. for example, if I had the authority, I would seriously consider banning financial domination.
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  12882. mimimimimimi
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  12883. the trail of tears is NOT first grade curriculum material, there is no way to address that properly at that age. the trail of tears is dome pretty advanced racism to wrap your head around, it's got hella backstory that you can't all teach in first grade. it's really fumb to put the trail of tears in first grade.
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  12884. aber is°°elis haben 100mal mehr recht auf leben als palä°°inenser? wie viele darf is°°el umbringen, um ein paar hundert is°°elische tode zu vermeiden, die nach einer normalen sicherung der grenze in den nächsten 10 jahren durch angriffe aus g°za verursacht worden wären?
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  12885. ​ @memritvdeutsch7526 in dem konflikt hält sich nur eine seite für das volk gottes, und es aind nicht die, auf die die bomben fallen.
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  12886. germany is without a doubt the second most z°°°ist country, well ahead of even the US.
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  12887. and TYT have done everything in their power to leave more behind.
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  12888. I like that they called him chupey because he looks like a chupacabra xD
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  12889.  @estibon3872  I disagree. it has nothing to do with hunting, and with some cats, it is genuinely mean-spirited. what I mean is more bullying than playing.
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  12890. natürlich brauchen wir atomkraft! kohle statt uran ist komplett hirnrissig!
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  12891. wow... lawyers...
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  12892. 10k deaths a day in earl february was an idiotic prediction. this video was released past the peak of pmicron infection and at the peak of omicron deaths between 2k and 4k daily deaths, with other countries' earlier omicron waves already showing how quickly this variant passes with far fewer deaths. america got a pretty heavy death rate out of omicron because y'alls vaccination rate is trash, but still, that was a really dumb prediction.
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  12893. switzerland's border regions were plastered with upward-pointing giant swiss flags during WW2. they still got bombed a bunch of times by british and american bombers.
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  12894. you know you're on the id10t side of politics youtube when most of the arguments are "I don't understand this", and somehow that's supposed to be a win.
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  12895.  @k.ferguson9385  you are deranged.
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  12896.  @lisaturtle1106  youtube user #9001 upset about the mention of putin, but incapable of recognising a ukrainian flag
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  12897. those $60 ought to suffice for the illegal copies of sheet music xD
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  12898. 3:45 wide NLAW, I memby!
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  12899.  @Samantha-i6m6e  and that is much better expressed the way I suggest. which you just did right there, so apparently you agree with me.
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  12900. he positively tested negative in the positive negative sense, as donald would say
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  12901. the 2015 result of the brexit vote was an oof heard around the world.
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  12902. true, but are you a dore fan?
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  12903. CHUPAHUAHUA
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  12904. ​ @burninghard that's not true, g°za still does get mentioned almost every day in the german evening news, of not still every day. but of course it still gets covered terribly, and the use of non-isr°eli j°ws as human shields is definitely heavier than anywhere else in the world, and the rehashing of october 7th and highlighting of is°°eli suffering (when they're not busy fearmongering about potential but seemingly never occuring terrible acts of antis°°itism) is certainly second only to the is°°eli media landscape. as far as I saw, it took two months before those evening news even dared to mention that m°slims here also face increased hostility. I don't think that any other country's media did that, except perhaps for hungary and such. germany is special in how it's a broadly liberal majority that's more pro-isr°°l than even joe biden. even our green party is, their behaviour has been most disturbing! the DW youtube channel provides good english language examples - it's a generally leftish-liberal themed news channel that covers this "war" exactly the same way as german inland state media and practically all commercial german media. btw. politico and insider have been bought by axel springer in recent years, so those english language publications now also are contractually obligated to support is°°el.
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  12905.  @RyanWattersRyanWatters  i°°ael and the US ARE distinct political actors. setting aside the 40s-60s period when i°°rael was more aligned with the soviet union and france (and britain also more than the US, see suez crisis), is°°el also in more recent times, similar to france, has supported some parties in proxy conflicts opposed to those the US supported. it was much chummier with rhodesia and apar°°eid south africa (even giving the latter its nukes through a joint development program, like i°°ael had gotten its own tech in collaboration with france in the 50s). I mean full-on best friends forever. very bizarrely from today's perspective, in the ir°n-ir°q war that started immediately AFTER the isl°mic revol°tion, i°°ael was very committed to supporting ir°n, while the US was almost as committed to supporting sad°°m huss°in's ir°q, isr°°l's most dangerous en°my. in today's l°byan civil w°r, is°°el together with egypt, r°ssia and france supports general haftar against the UN- US- and mostly EU-supported tripoli government. bit off topic, but while I'm at it, I just want to shout out france for setting up and supporting the rw°ndan gen°cide, because they deserve more recognition for it. 🇨🇵honhonhon🥸
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  12906.  @charleswomack2166  the uygh°r gen°cide has been less bad than the current gaza "w°r". it's basically just the absolute worst possible pol°ce state. probably a lot worse than the pale°°inian we°t b°nk (more surveillance, more impr°sonment, infinitely more brainw°°hing, probably less risk of dispossession and random viol°nce, and also probably higher living standards and much more of an option for compliant assimilating individuals to gain some level of dignity). it is worth noting though that the forc°d birth prevention measures targeting uygh°rs (much like mos t other chinese in decades past,but now it's specifically uyghurs) that are evident in official birth statistics showing something crazy like a 90% drop in two years among xinj°ang u°ghur women make the situation there a shoo-in to qualify as a gen°c°de. for pales°°nians, even today in g°za, a state of g°°°cide is much more complex to diagnose and more debateable.
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  12907.  @ChrisEkstedt  that fails to recognize the fact that weapon buying states need to keep the producer state happy in order to keep maintenance support,munitions supplies, pdates, upgrades, and preferably replacement and amendment products that are compatible with other weapon systems in use - because all those options are much cheaper than having to start from scratch with a whole new weapon system from a different producer just because your ammunition or parts supply is running out. having any period during which i°°ael is building up alternative armament from russia and china after it has become known that their american supply has ceased would also be very dangerous because without the running resupply (like i°°rael seemingly now needs just to b°mb a barely defended area of beach the size of two towels laid end to end), is°°el's enemies could probably outshoot it, and the prospect of a w°r would be far more appealing to them. is°°el does produce a lot of N°TO standard weap°ns, but I reckon the production must be quite limited in we°pon types, compared to the US or to the variety of weap°ns in use by israel. and I think if they really wanted to, america could even force american arms manufacturers to stop operating in i°°ael, and they would at least be realistically able to withdraw access to their intellectual property. nah, i°°ael dragging the US into a w°r instead of the US stopping is°°el's sl°ughter really is the tail wagging the dog.
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  12908.  @kathleenbischoff288  the "w°r" in g°za is the biggest mas°acre since WW2? no, it isn't. I think I have heard that the highest rate of k°lling in one concerted effort since WW2, similar to the average death rate of the holoca°st between the beginning of operation barbarossa and the surrender was the rwandan gwn°cide. that may have been only comparing recognized gen°cides though, in which case my next nomination would be the korean w°r. or the second congo war (notably occuring in the 21st century). maybe the vietn°m war during the tet offensive - I think the general rate of k°lling may otherwise have been a bit slower due to the scarcity of north vietnamese army engagements (k°ll°ng rural civilians is tedious). the only other broadly unitary event I can think of with similar casualty count is the chinese cultural revolution. other notable mentions are the bangladesh geno°°de, the cambodian and indonesian democ°des,and the soviet-afghan w°r. I think the algerian w°r was quite competitively bad (lots of po°son g°s). and the nigerian civil w°r/biafra w°r. yemen and ukraine have also been really bad - don't come at me with comparing extremely incomplete casualty numbers to the particularly thoroughly counted ones in g°za, if you feel an urge to do it I recommend you check the de°d kids' count for yemen and then search for "yemen children" and reconsider the count's plausibility.
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  12909.  @tatereno  joe biden's stance is not normal for america, he is the most committed self-declared zionist to have been US president. if you read up on past g°za "wars" (before trump, especially obamna but really also all other presidencies before), you find state departments and presidents condemning things like isr°°li b°mbs k°lling gazans in UN shelters as a matter of course. there hasn't been any condemnation.
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  12910. oh ok, he's in the clear because it was a public place or at least there were a bunch of random people around. "California state law is intended to punish the recording of conversations where all contributing parties have not given consent, but does not forbid such recordings in instances where the communication happened in a public place, during government proceedings, or in a situation where one could be easily overheard by others."
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  12911. Nab. saddam hussein was the modt powerful panarabist leader and had a lot of fans in other arab states. saudi arabia was america's ally in taking down hussein. annexing kuwait would have been a small step towards arab unity. I'm npt a fan of hussein, but he was the definitive leader of the panarabist movement in the 80s. the US used saudi arabia against him, by having saudi arabia promote islamism in opposition to secular panarabism (and shia islamism from iran and atheistic socialism and communism from the soviet union). the whole sunni islamist terrorism phenomenon we have now, fom boko haram and al shabab to al qaeda peoper, isis and the taliban, is the tail end of the saudi-american promotion of sunni islamism.
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  12912. putin even openly announced multiple times that he wants to roll back all post-soviet NATO expansion and reestablish russian dominance over all former soviet and warsaaw pact states. it's ridiculous that there really are quite many people in the west who think that sacrificing ukraine would appease putin, when he has been so clear about the fact that this would only make him move on to threatening or invading other countries (namely poland and the baltic states, or potentially georgia or armenia first as easier prizes).
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  12913. egypt has and has had since those times only a very small area of arable land along the nile and in the nile delta. egypt's population has probably just grown way past the possibility of feeding it from that little bit of land.
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  12914. yeah you'd better not wait, because that's never going to happen.
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  12915. I wasn't even interested in the news until I was 16, andonly got out of my centeist phase around 20! 13 year olds are just imitating their parents or whoever if they hold political opinions.
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  12916. you're overestimating the tyts, they don't understand anything. john and cenk deliberately chose the J&J shot over the mRNA options, that's how dumb they are. ana went on a cruise in early march 2020 and later blamed bob woodward for not telling her and the american people that trump knew that the news headlines at the time had been true (such as those about the two quarantined cruise ships weeks before ana went on that cruise).
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  12917. no, netanyahu would prefer biden to trump. because trump hates netanyahu now because he disrespected him, and trump bases all his foreign policy on personal affinity to other leaders, whereas biden is a committed zionist who reportedly hates netanyahu but is clearly not influenced by it. the qorst trump could be for palestine is as bad as biden, and for trump that would be an unstable state, but for biden that's a position held with extreme conviction.
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  12918. artnull13 nice! I agree, that's what my profile name references.
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  12919. sounds a bit like the firefighting equivalent of the uvalde shooting
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  12920. HE WAS AUSTRIAN! IT'S ALL THEIR FAULT!
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  12921. cool, you found an even less likely winner than kamala harris!
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  12922. totally underwhelming, wtf?
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  12923. what doesn't kill you makes you stranger, as the joker said back when superhero movies were sometimes decent.
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  12924.  @loneridar  the thumbnail says "legalize"
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  12925.  @ldo1308  apparently you don't understand the difference between legal and not criminal.
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  12926.  @altheogre  it was already legal to partake, and no, decriminalization does not mean making consumption legal, only removing the potential for criminal prosecution
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  12927. herzstillstand muss gar nicht sein. sie hat sich den kopf gestoßen und war wahrscheinlich dann einfach bewusstlos mit dem gesicht unter wasser. wenn der gerichtsmediziner tod durch ertrinken diagnostiziert, heißt das normalerweise dass sie wasser inhaliert hat.
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  12928. "keen on the killing" xD
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  12929. MRSA is just the kind of thing to use uf one was to a°°a°°inate an individual with a biological agent - high lethality, almost untreatable, low enough transmissibility to not spread to many people, high enough transmissibility to cause accidental infections with some regularity, especially in hoapitals (patiwnts actually catch various infections in hospitals all the time, but MRSA is probably the worst one of them all.
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  12930.  @hrvstmusic  the parents can only force them to work for money when someone is willing to pay them, you brainlet.
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  12931.  @JabbarTV1  not hard at all, basically everbody is a welder in a war zone. xD
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  12932. "you hit a woman?!" - he's about to stab a woman too, my guy.
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  12933. no, it's less bad
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  12934. ganz schön schlechte maskenetiquette... tierschützer sind wohl keine menschenschützer?
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  12935. oh and the lack of books is also a factor
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  12936. the "human" in "human shields" is just an adjective - human shields are shields.
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  12937. ok so stop overfeeding him
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  12938.  @manuelpopp1687  mein eindruck ist, dass die geflochtenen plastiktüten ähnlich haltbar sind wie eine sehr feste stofftasche. gibt allerdings auch unterschiedlich dicke varianten davon. ein leben lang hält keine dieser tütenoptionen, bei weitem nicht. und was auf jeden fall im bezug auf klima total abkackt sind papiertüten, denn die sind in sachen haltbarkeit schon relativ dünnen plastiktüten unterlegen. papier hat nur das geringste umweltverschmutzungsrisiko, weil es sich an so ziemlich jedem ort unter freiem himmel sehr schnell ungiftig zersetzt. aber das umweltrisiko bei unsachgemäßer entsorgung ist unterschiedlich zu gewichten, je nachdem in welchem land man ist, und wie wahrscheinlich das zeug letztendlich in der freien natur verrottet. hierzulande sehr unwahrscheinlich, in vielen armen ländern sehr wahrscheinlich. ich bin schockiert, wie viel bedarf für und wie wenig investition in müllverbrennungskraftwerke es in solchen ländern zu geben scheint, während überall irgendwelche hipster mit mini-recyclingprojekten an riesigen müllbergen und müllbedeckten stränden rumeumeln.
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  12939. sounds like sore losers.
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  12940. your retelling has a major discrepancy you either failed to point out, or accidentally implied by leaving out parts - according to this here, only the skulls of both of these men were found, but both had been buried as whole corpses. what happened to the rest of the skeletons? was there any reason why the ground containing the skeletons right up to the skulls would have been previously dug up with heavy machinery that could have the two skeletons removed undiscovered? certainly the skulls would not be the slowest parts to decompose, those would be the most thick-walled bones of the thigh and pelvis. and the bodies would have most likely been buried horizontally, so that a higher decay rate could not be explained by more air exposure - and if one was to bury a corpse in a slanted or even vertical position, I reckon most people would place the head at the highest point, and would consider inverting the body to symbolize disrespect.
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  12941. "taliban stick" is the title.
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  12942. oops she's only 77 xD
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  12943. requiring employees and employers to attend an information courseisa great idea. it may help a little to inform the employers about the relevant laws, but it will help a lot to inform the employees about their legal protections and how to get support.
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  12944. bayern münchen und moin? was ist hier los?
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  12945. "no prime minister has completed 5 years in office since 1947" - W H A T?! XD wow, pakistan, you suck so hard!
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  12946. the guest speaking first did a terrible job, very transparently not saying anything.
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  12947. on the flipside, what ideally should have happened was that the taxi would be used to bring wounded people to hospitals, not evacuate uninjured people who could run. but I guess that's something that somebody just arriving couldn't decide. the call to evacuate wounded people and only wounded people (plus necessary company) should have been made over the taxi radio. maybe it was at some point, I don't know.
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  12948. cool, kommt jetzt noch der eigentliche bericht hinterher?
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  12949. look up the german constitutional court's ruling that the german governmental failure to address climate change appropriately is a constitutional violation, if you want to see how right he is... this is clearly judicial harassment, the charge has already been invalidated.
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  12950. zur zeit gibt es absichtlich keinen plausiblen ersatz für putin. von der öffentlichen meinung her soll am ehesten shoigu möglich sein. ansonsten wäre zumindest kurzfristig natürlich medwedew wieder brauchbar. viele russen war ja der meinung, er sei tatsächlich präsident gewesen. lawrow wäre skurril und mega creepy. kadyrow kommt als russischer präsident nicht in frage, der typ ist moslem.
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  12951. Kanalzi aber hallo hat putin wahlen gefälscht! xD
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  12952.  @GeoBeatsAnimals  :D
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  12953. much reasect to her for daring to speak to aljazeera, which is about to be declared an enemy of the state and treated according to the same sort of reasoning as the "hamas=ISIS" claim.
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  12954. konstig I only see the one commenter that you tagged first having written something like that.
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  12955. would have been nice to look up how to pronounce zeiss before making this. german 'z' is pronounced 'ts'.
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  12956.  @Newsthink  eww really? that's like aljazeera pushing "katahr" as the pronounciation of "qatar" then (it's actually more like "quttr' with a rolled 'r' and the 'q' sounding between "k" and "g", similat to "cutter" or"gutter").
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  12957.  @Acrophobia2  sure, if you want to be an idiot about it.
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  12958. gesprochene übersetzung finde ich für news-content besser
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  12959. sadly he has, but by a margin smaller than what can be assumed to be the benefit of his media control. had the election been fair, then erdogan would have lost.
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  12960. mjolnir batteries. maybe just lead acid for chwap weak setups, or perhaps repurposed lithium ion batteries that no longer hold enough charge for electric vehicles, but would still work for stationary use.
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  12961. a lawyer? :o
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  12962. where's the CIA when you need them? instead of western militaries withdrawing, the russia-allied junta should be replaced...
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  12963. weird, I could have sworn that it's armenia rather than azerbaijan with whom kazakhstan has and has broken the CSTO collective defense agreement a year ago when azerbaijan invaded recognised armenian territory.
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  12964. scholz packt das an
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  12965.  @CyberTrump2077  rechtsliberal geht, nennt sich FDP, aber liberal-konservativ kann niemand wählen, weil das sich direkt gegenseitig ausschließt. und wenn man die SPD als links zählt, was ihr clowns ja tut, dann hat bei der letzten bundestagswahl die mehrheit der deutschen links gewählt. macht auch objektiv sinn, denn konservatismus ist für dumme, und rechtsliberalismus ist für reiche. vor allem letzteres ist selbstverständlich niemals mehrheitsfähig.
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  12966. sounds like astronaut talk to me!
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  12967. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halabja_chemical_attack
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  12968. actually it's 2-20 years, and he's had symptoms for like 2 years already.
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  12969. of course china abstained, china and russia made a deal before russia invaded. but why don't you mention the traitorous UAE and india who also abstained?
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  12970. @@GalileePost no, palms are not trees.
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  12971. @@GalileePost they're not.
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  12972.  @mrexpress8002  well, for that, south asians in britain much more so have the real existing south asian r°pists and p°mps in rotherham and rochdale to blame, as well as the appallingly inadequate police who enabled them to commit their crimes on a massive scale.
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  12973. Daniel Coates if you say so, mr. director of national security!
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  12974. huh? siberia is on fire every summer.
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  12975. a saw to saw the enemy's bones in combat?
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  12976. merte, angelo
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  12977. they really ought to lenin her.
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  12978.  @mane4209  also wenn wikipedia für die wortwahl der redaktion spalten für "negative konnotation" hat, dann ist was schief gelaufen: "Bereits Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts setzte sich der indische Mogul-Prinz Dara Shikoh in seinem Werk Das mächtigste Elixier mit der dogmatischen Verengung der Religionsausübung seitens „der Mullas“ kritisch auseinander, und um 1900 wurde Mohammed Abdullah Hassan im Englischen als „mad mullah“ bezeichnet. 1979, mit der islamischen Revolution und dem Umsturz im Iran, neuerdings verstärkt durch das Iranische Atomprogramm, wird in den westlichen Medien der Ausdruck „verrückte Mullahs“ oder „Mullah-Regime“ für das politische System des Iran genannt.[7] Die Anzahl der Mullahs jedoch, die im Regierungssystem des Iran tätig sind, ist relativ gering.[8] Auch im Iran wird das Wort Mullah von säkular eingestellten Iranern als eine Abwertung Geistlicher verwendet.[9] Im Volksmund wird auch der Ausdruck Achund (persisch آخوند, DMG āḫūnd, zu deutsch Gelehrter Herr) statt Mullah gebraucht.[10]" ___ "In der gemeinsprachlichen Verwendung des Terminus bezeichnet ‚Regime‘ eine diktatorische oder eine nicht demokratisch legitimierte Form der Herrschaftsausübung ohne scharfe Abgrenzung von der klar institutionalisierten Regierung mit einem Regierungschef an der Spitze.[11] Dabei handelt es sich um ein totum pro parte gegenüber der ursprünglichen Bedeutung (jede Art konkreter Herrschaftsübung überhaupt oder jede verwirklichte Staats- und Herrschaftsform). Die Bezeichnung hat im Deutschen einen negativen Bedeutungswandel durchlaufen und ist vor allem in der Alltags- oder Gemeinsprache, teils aber auch in der Fachwelt oftmals negativ konnotiert[12] (während in der englischsprachigen Transitionsforschung der Begriff „Regime“ deutlich eine neutrale Bedeutung besitzt und dort „verschiedene politische Herrschaftstypen“, worunter ebenso demokratische Regime fallen, bezeichnet).[13] Werden Dissidenten oder Aufständische als Regimekritiker bzw. Regimegegner bezeichnet, so verleiht ihnen das explizit eine Legitimation und hebt sie damit ausdrücklich von Randalierern, Störern oder gar Terroristen ab. Im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch ist die Abgrenzung zu individuellen Regierungen unscharf. So hat sich der Ausdruck ‚Regime‘ für bestimmte historische Fälle eingebürgert, beispielsweise für Ancien Régime, NS-Regime, Franco-Regime, Vichy-Regime. "
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  12979.  @loyal7271  digga das hat auf wikipedia eine eigene spalte "negative konnotation": "Bereits Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts setzte sich der indische Mogul-Prinz Dara Shikoh in seinem Werk Das mächtigste Elixier mit der dogmatischen Verengung der Religionsausübung seitens „der Mull°s“ kritisch auseinander, und um 1900 wurde Moh°mmed Abd°ll°h H°ssan im Englischen als „mad mull°h“ bezeichnet. 1979, mit der isl°°°schen Rev°luti°n und dem Umsturz im Ir°n, neuerdings verstärkt durch das Ir°nische At°mprogramm, wird in den westlichen Medien der Ausdruck „verrückte Mull°hs“ oder „Mull°h-Regime“ für das politische System des Ir°n genannt.[7] Die Anzahl der Mull°hs jedoch, die im Regierungssystem des Ir°n tätig sind, ist relativ gering.[8] Auch im Ir°n wird das Wort Mull°h von säkular eingestellten Ir°nern als eine Abwertung Geistlicher verwendet.[9] Im Volksmund wird auch der Ausdruck Achund (persisch آخوند, DMG āḫūnd, zu deutsch Gelehrter Herr) statt Mull°h gebraucht.[10]"
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  12980. russia go home
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  12981. 5:02 wtf? the guy didn't say that AR in AR-15 stands for a°°ault rifle, he just called the thing an a°°ault rifle. the standard nitpicky rebuttal to that is that only full-auto versions of that gun meet the definition (so only a small percentage of the ones owned by american civilians), not that the term is a misreading of the abbreviation of armalite. "a°°ault rifle" is a real gun category by anybody's standard, it's a full-auto rifle firing intermediate rifle cartridges and lighter than a light machine gun for more mobile use and less sustained fire. it's a translation of germany's WW2 sturmgewehr. probably every military's peimary service weapon today is an a°°ault rifle (before that, it was battle rifles, which are the same thing shooting bigger ammunition).
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  12982.  @dianaishtar  I was pointing out how detached from reality the comment is. my comment would be even more appropriate today, when the overwhelming majority of the political, media and social media establishment are desperately trying to downplay and whitewash the col°nial gen°c°de being committed against the people of pa°°stine, or to justify it through dehum°nization and dem°nization.
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  12983. Jake McCoy I am not a gun owner, not law abiding, not a conservative, not an american, and I don't support kyle rittenhouse. I'm just pointing out that the kyle rittenhouse coverage was a consistently repeating low point in TYT's programming for over a year. they made very little attempt to understand the situation, apparently including viewing videos that were available all along, instead made false claims, and almost literally demonized rittenhouse. it's been clear since at most a month after the shooting that he had a good self defense case except for the complication that he brought the gun and created the conditions for auch an escalation by doing it.
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  12984. welches links denn?
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  12985. Kevin turns out the french in fact gdidn't gdie for gdansk.
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  12986. we already had another 16 year chancellor from her party in recent history (80s and 90s) called helmut kohl.
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  12987.  @bcpatter68  because it refers to the last time the coin was tossed before the day she is asked. it's in effect a question about the status of the coin toss on the day she is asked. she is asked twice for every one weekend the coin lands on tails. we're not examining each toss, we are examining every time she is asked.
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  12988.  @AndrewFRC135  lol you suck at math
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  12989.  @AndrewFRC135  I said that your mathematics proficiency is lacking
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  12990. voter turnout doubles from 15% to 32%? sheesh
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  12991. 😍👍🖖
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  12992. cool technology, terrible results. cars have gotten so ugly in the past couple of decades! the biggest flaw in car design that I see is that their complex vurves fon't blent into cityscapes at all, unless the surrounding buildings are all equally new, which most buildings are not. modern cars don't look like they belong between buildings and infrastructure thats decades or centuries older than them. older cars, up to and including the boxy ones from the 80s, so this much better. the reason is that both old buildings and old cars are to a large degree made of straight lines and simple curves (such as sections of circles), whereas modern cars are made of complex curves all over (curves that change radius along their length following no mathematical formula, or a very complex one). cars are made this way today because modern technology has made it easier than it used to be, and because putting more bends and folds into sheet metal than old cars have stiffens the parts and allows them to be made thinner and lighter. it makes sense, the cars are better as standalone objects, but they look bad in most city/town/village environments.
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  12993. that is the world's longest covid mask xD
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  12994.  @jeremytine  barely
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  12995. so ia she related to dingoes, or just other asian/indo-pacific dogs that look similar?
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  12996. poplar is not hard wood. it's hardwood, but soft wood.
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  12997. poplar is not hard wood. it's hardwood, but soft wood.
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  12998. it's just dumb dogmatic lefty anti-americanism.
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  12999. baby rhinos are super cute, these people have a very nice job. it's kinda like they're running a very animal-friendly farm, but with very interesting species, and they're raising animals for release, not for slaughter.
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  13000. 1:02 everybody at the gun range when ian shows up:
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  13001. "not even remotely related" to goldfish? no, they're actually quite closely related, because goldish are part of the carp family.
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  13002. I don't think so. for that to have happened, a large portion of the population (all of whom need to eat) would have needed to benefit from the oil profits, which has absolutely not been the case in nigeria. nigerian oil is exploited by foreign companies without very much local employment, and they get by without paying very much to the nigerian government, with much of the money going to corrupt rich people. all that does not provide normal or poor nigerians with alternatives to local food production. what the oil industry has done in nigeria is extremely heavy pollution, but that has more so destroyed local fisheries mostly in the niger delta (where nigeria's oil is concentrated), and probably also on the coast. the oil also was a key factor in the nigerian civil war over the biafra region containing the oil, which certainly did much lasting harm to nigeria.
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  13003. I'm a scorpio and I'm just like that. astrology debunked!
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  13004. he may be celebrating his beard.
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  13005.  @Uno.Numero  note how that all describes that the ceasefire resolution can serve as an introduction to other sanctions to be determined by the UNSC. none of that describes an action for states to take directly based on the ceasefire resolution... that reminds me of how the much-hyped international court of justice in reality is literally nothing but the UNSC's legal advisory board, and as such is objectively and very misleadingly named wrong. "international law" is already a bit of a misnomer for what is just a set of variously widely adopted international treaties, of which some (international customary law) are commonly agreed to be enforceable even against non-signatories, but to call the ICJ a court is even more absurd, since it has no authority whatsoever and can not pass any judgements enforceable by anyone. the ICC is a court, it can issue arrest warrants and punishments enforceable by the institutions of various states, but the only function the ICJ has is to take states' international-legal complaints, and deliver a legal opinion to the UNSC about how international law applies or should be applied to the case.
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  13006.  @Uno.Numero  proceedings of national judiciaries are unrelated to the UNSC ceasefire call, and further UNSC resolutions building on it are unlikely to happen.
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  13007. yeah, getting SAM batteries taken out by second rate turkish drones is really embarrassing.
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  13008. "you're the prettiest girl at the dog show" is a funny compliment.
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  13009. no they won't, yes they would win, but then russia would be fucked in terms of international relations. russia would be sanctioned as hard as iran by the US, and harder than iran by the EU, provided that US liquified natural gas and other gas sources can fill the gap that a total export stop from russia to the EU would leave. and I am quite certain that most russians would be very unhappy with putin if he got them into an economic situation as bad as that would be for russia. his popularity has already suffered a lot from the crimea sanctions.
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  13010. Travis Tucker NATO membership isn't actually on the table for ukraine.
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  13011. I moin ^^ sicher? da ist die impfquote aber ganz schön gestiegen, seitdem ich das letzte mal geguckt habe.
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  13012.  @larryforbes6718  huh?
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  13013. classic lying trumpist
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  13014.  @Dontdoit_  fun fact: these people even claim that jews opposing israel do so because they're antisemitic (jewish voice for peace for example)
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  13015.  @boofriedmann2980  do you even condemn chabad?
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  13016. peo tip: denmark isn't real scandinavia, it's an incredibly boring country consisting entirely of flat land, pig farms, and bad weather, it is to be avoided. ;)
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  13017. ach so, tut er gar nicht. 8690€. 🙄
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  13018. fun fact: the international red cross toured a concentration camp (theresienstadt) toward the end of the second world war and reported that everything was hunky-dory.
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  13019.  @TesterAnimal1  yes, but he will also make it too long xD
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  13020. fajar tiyar Abdul majid the taliban are trash and will be challenged when their state inevitably fails. my comment was sarcastic, based on this guy's reporting as the taliban conquered afghanistan. he had an extremely hard time accepting the reality that afghanistan was collapsing, and at one point, when the taliban were early in the process of taking the provincial capitals, he predicted that the war was about to turn around with an ANA counterattack on lashkar gah, which obviously never happened, and instead the taliban took kabul about two weeks later. I actually felt bad for him because he sounded so defeated. he seemed like he was ready to kill himself. for him as an internationally connected and presumably liberal long term resident of kabul, his whole world fell apart. it was still darkly amusing in how bad the reporting was though, so I keep joking about it every time I see him on this channel. I hope he's doing ok, I'm surprised that he returned to kabul.
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  13021. according to wikipedia, in terms of fighter-ish jets, they only have little trainer jets. they have 5 super tucano on order.
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  13022. it would make sense for many more people to adopt old dogs, given that many people aren't willing to provide enough physical exercise to a dog to meet a young dog's needs, and then get frustrated by hyperactive or destructive behaviour of the dog. old dogs match most people's lifestyle better. there are substantial downsides though, like the obviously shorter remaining lifespan (so if you keep adopting old dogs, you have way more deaths to deal with), and also the likely higher vet bills than in a dog's younger years.
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  13023. what a lame meme!
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  13024.  @rozchatt  you mean like how israel refuses to ever provide evidence for any target selection in order to not set a precedent and not draw attention to the many for which there is no evidence because they're just targeting civilians and civilian objects? yeah I would be kind of annoyed with that if I bought into their claims that 'trust me bro, it's all above board'.
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  13025.  @جمهورية.القطيف.المستقلة-1  you know, I could have written a worthwhile reply to that, but that doesn't seem warranted when you're copy-pasting a comment that's so badly conceived and badly written in the first place in reply to totally unrelated discussions. 🙄
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  13026. you made a mistake with the audio, the music is louder than the voice over.
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  13027. you think ENRIQUE TARRIO is a dark skinned cuban?! :'D he looks like a tanned white guy!
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  13028. US shootings are usually peer on peer, but with exceptions. let's not forget about sandy hook, that was the same thing as you're describing in china, just with guns.
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  13029. ​ @Larsino2000 I didn't suggest that.
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  13030.  @JohnDoe-tx8lq  I didn't suggest that
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  13031.  @Larsino2000  no, "hundreds" in correct practical application ends at 1000. numbers between 1000 and 2000 are no more accurately referenced as "hundreds" than any number above 2000. appropriate ways to refer to numbers between 1000 and 2000 include "over/more than/at least 1000", or, depending on data accuracy, "around 1500", or "almost 2000". of coursethe reason why BBC does this extreme lowballing is that they can't be bothered with trying to get real numbers or cite sources, so they just announce a definitively too low number as a fraction of the real number in order to be technically correct and not have to defend or retract anything.
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  13032.  @Larsino2000  I invite you to try to find an authoritative source supporting your position,but merriam webster for one agrees with me: hundred noun hun·​dred ˈhən-drəd   -dərd pluralhundreds or hundred 1 : a number equal to 10 times 10 see Table of Numbers 2 hundreds plural a : the numbers 100 to 999 b : a great number hundreds of times 3 : a 100-dollar bill 4 : a subdivision of some English and American counties
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  13033.  @Larsino2000  wow, I'm impressed, that's quite a strong effort of just making up random BS (non-specific numerals) to create something that looks like an argument! :o that point in the MW definition refers exactly to this kind of use.
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  13034.  @delta_glider4362  that might be an even dumber argument than what the last guy was saying. you might as well make the same argument supporting the infinite extension of "hundreds" by referencing hundred thousand, hundred million etc. 😂
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  13035. Raven Moon you can shut up until you've closed gitmo, buddy.
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  13036. ja, denn das muss die bundesregierung behaupten, um weiter waffen zu liefern. deutschland leistet ja sogar vorm internationalen gsrichtshof beistand durch germansplaining von völk°rm°rd . "if ziss is supposet to be genocite, zey are dooing it oll wrong ant zey schult hef askett us for attweiß!"
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  13037.  @asherroodcreel640  hey 👈👈
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  13038. RFK not only having had an actual brain worm, but also brain fog likely attributable to mercury poisoning from eating fish, when his big thing is vaccine panic that's traditionally in large part centered around a mercury compound used in some vaccines, is hilariously ironic. 2024 is the year of ironic coincidences.
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  13039.  @MariVoiles  no, he's oldschool antivax. MMR autism and all that. idk maybe get a sense of humour?
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  13040. @@SleepyGo-Kart-hr1zu and?
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  13041. those sound like heavily misremembered numbers. those 40.000+10.000 are actually numbers reported about wagner as such: 50.000 is the total number of prisoners wagner has recruited since last fall, and 40.000 of them are no longer taking part in fighting, by way of death, wounding, capture, or desertion. according to common reports, wagner has used and probably still has many more inmates than other troops, but the 10k+40k numbers do not refer to that. this seems to be a really ignorant commentator just making stuff up. watch war nerd youtube instead of mainstream TV for better ukraine coverage!
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  13042. and you can try it yourself, it's called MDMA.
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  13043. saudi arabia doesn't enslave famous people.
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  13044. Teutonic Nordwind I like my rifle with no warning. I like my rifle with your mourning.
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  13045. what are you talking about? he looks like a sith lord.
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  13046. I think the WW2 ones might have actually been made to be able to fool spies scouting military bases and positions at a close distance. those things look like they might be able to fool somebody just 50 meters away. from a plane, they would look convincing at any angle and any distance. the new ones look like you'd need to be more like 250 meters away. the fact that they didn't even bother to make the flat suefaces flat by reinforcement is pretty pathetic. I know that the americans definitely have satellites good enough to spot those as fakes just from vidible light pictures, and probably the russians do, too. I would expect russian reconnaiscance planes to be similarly capable.
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  13047. I reckon it means that they want to sell individual licenses to opium farmers and traders instead of allowing it overall and missing out on the potential for a shakedown.
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  13048. yeah, on the eastern front the standard practice for the germans when they couldn't trace partisan activity was to just massacre the inhabitants of the nearest villages. that was most of the activity of the german anti-partisan units. plus of course for the duration of the holocaust of bullets, they were simply classifying all jews in eastern europe automatically as partisans due to their assumed role as racial enemies of germany.
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  13049. 51WCDodge mass punishments weren't just commonplace, they were official and near-universally praciced german occupation policy. one german wounded by partisan activity in eastern europe=50 dead unaffiliated slavic civilians, one dead german=100 dead slavic civilians. later in the war, that same policy was also sparsely applied in western occupied territories.
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  13050. aaaaaah china.... 🙄
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  13051. "at night the bed did not seperate them" ah yes, friendship ;)
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  13052. I've seen german TV news complain about police violence during demonstrations in russia and belarus and such that was nothing compared to the violence german police use against any raucous leftist mass demonstration, nevermind events like the stuttgart21 or G20 hamburg protests (G20 hamburg was an insane idea to begin with, that's probably the most actively hostile city to such things in germany, in the top 3-5 in europe).
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  13053. hamas "attempts to leverage diplomacy"? that is such a wormy-brained attempt to remove the positive connotation of diplomacy! I'm kinda curious how far DW will be able to lower the bar of their journalistic integrity as this "war" continues.
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  13054. Michael Lyczak oop
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  13055. well, I think he knew eho the guy was. you see the picture at the end of the video - that's a big dude with an illuminati eye tattoo around his actual eye. he's clearly dangerous.
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  13056. I feel like you mispronounced niger in your head there
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  13057. this video is a good example of how well fat people's hands absorb the recoil of handguns! xD
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  13058. I like how they claim to be doing this for smashed windows or whatever, but then they choose to show themselves brute-force their way through several clearly very nice doors, which at the apparent high quality level, and given the fact that they match various interior design elements and may not be easily replaceable because they're likely a few decades old, are much more expensive to repair or replace than window glass. and that's when in reality, they likely could have gotten master keys from the school administration (could have had copies made to equip more cops, too), and even if the students had been so thorough as to replace the locks, there are both easy enough non-destructive methods, lock-picking in a broad sense (bump keys and snap picks) that can open most locks and really ought to be a tool and skill available to some officers of the world's biggest police department. AND if all that is still too smart, the normal thing to do (what emergency locksmith services have their cro-magnons do that they send to let you into your home if you've lost your keys most of the time) is to drill out the lock right through where the key would go, because replacing locks is relatively affordable.
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  13059. what's up with this super soft coverage of that tyranny, DW?
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  13060.  @ascgazz  damn, what's your problem?
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  13061. the intentional mom cringe at the end is funny. ^^
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  13062. what's wrong with his eye?
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  13063. what you're saying sounds more like you're describing israel.
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  13064. considering that they lost their homes, those pets are very lucky. that seems like a great place for them. multiple people taking care of them (apparently not too many animals so far), a big garden to explore, and visitors to entertain them but also space to avoid them when they feel like it. it's the norwegian prison of animal shelters!
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  13065. well, the germans are noone to the french.
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  13066. 1:17 that kid? a longer cut of that footage shows two or three big trails of blood in front of him where clearly people had just been lying dead or dying. that's what the older boy on the left is looking at. it makes for good documentation because you can identify thebuilding as a UNRWA school from the UN-blue paint. all those schools are painted that colour, presumably to deter attacks. two weeks or so ago, I watched one of the many news pieces about the hamassacre from german state media (they keep rehashing it to emphasize israel's victimhood). they talked about the psychological trauma caused to israelis, and how it would have a long-lasting negative impact on the political situation. didn't even mention that palestinians are also being traumatised, much less that they are being traumatised far worse, even those in the west bank. they interviewed hostages' relatives about them fearing for the hostages' lives. well guess what - while a few thousand israelis worry about kidnapped relatives, all two million gazans fear for the lives of everyone they know. and that's only a portion of their suffering. the life of the average gazan is to queue all day for bread and water, and at night try to sleep through the bombing, huddled close together with their family to decrease the risk that some family members survive while others die.
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  13067. *unhappy
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  13068. "eric the eel" xD
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  13069. nobody fought against nazi germany to save the jews. the allied governments even suppressed and deemphasized news about the holocaust because they thought that making the war about saving foreigners would harm domestic support for the war effort. nor was there any specific effort made to disrupt the holocaust, like by destroying rail infrastructure. the allies even took aerial photographs of the auschwitz camps, correctly identified the massive gas-chamber-crematoria buildings because they had been sitting on detailed reports from inside auschwitz obtained through the polish home army since 1940, and the only thing they did with that knowledge was to attempt to bomb the slave labour factories. america and britain also turned away countless jewish refugees, many of whom were killed after being sent back to occupied europe. a better example of deciding too late to intervene against a genocide is rwanda. except for france, which decided too late to intervene to support the genocide.
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  13070. macron is an opportunistic (right wing) extremist whenever he sees it as useful to either solidify his power or enrich the rich. other than that, I think he doesn't really have ideological convictions and believes the world to have been good in the recent past, so his ambition for his legacy is to be known as a leader who didn't ruin everything. sort of like merkel but masculineband cool to compensate for his height, except merkel diverged and genuinely took a humanitarian stand against her own party by letting in a million ref°°ees around 2015, which ruined her legacy for most who would have otherwise liked her, which macron took as a very specific lesson to persue policies decidedly unfriendly towards ref°°ees and towards m°slims. he's conservative, but flexible. he does however seemingly by personal character tend to experiment with moving towards a police state, since his belief in the status quo of governance and his upper class background give him a lot of faith in the benefit and very little familiarity with the downside of police authority (he's always been on the side of society towards whom cops are polite because they expect them to have money for big lawyers and potentially know politicians or judicial officials).
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  13071.  @vanessak.sanders1292  prigozhin isn't president material, by way of being a convicted felon.
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  13072. what a clown show
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  13073. the way the cop at theend lifted him is basically guaranteed to injurean unconscious person. there ought to he criminal charges, but of course cops acting against this targetgroup now have a whole other kind of qualified immunity.
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  13074. satanist neonazis? :O
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  13075. this is the latest distraction story deliberately timed against an escalation by i-country, namely its quasi-war-declaration against iran. spiegel, insider (springer) and CBS are all heavily utilised prop°°anda outlets for i-country.
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  13076. ukraine put up a database of captured and identified dead russian soldiers weeks ago for russian relatives to access, though it was immediately blocked in russia. ukraine also has a hotline that russian relatives of soldiers can call about that. it's one of the many eays ukraine's propaganda game is way ahead of russia's.
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  13077. naming a restaurant "hotel" seems like a bad idea xD
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  13078. we should only give money to NGOs. pakistan is an enemy of the west no matter how much state aid we give to them. so let them beg for money from china!
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  13079. g°zans would LOVE to have such first world problems as worrying about democracy under a trump presidency.
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  13080. america insists on building homes out of popsicle sticks even in tornado or hurricane territory.
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  13081. 3:35 really, protection money THAT LOW? that's kinda nice!
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  13082. if france wanted tobe europe's araenal, they ought tohave gotten off their ass and sent more weapons to ukraine.
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  13083. hey russia, ever think of not making your stuff so explodeable?
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  13084. this guy's manner of speaking is very annoying. very very annoying.
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  13085. ​ @sapphireemerald6882 turkey should learn from it? I've got news for you, old news, it's called the gaza flotilla.
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  13086.  @sapphireemerald6882  the only thing materialising is the ge°°°ide. i°°°el is directly opposed specifically to humanitarian aid, there is no way around that, it has nothing to do with ensuring that there are no weapon deliveries. the only way to get sufficient aid into ga°° is to break the siege using military or national disaster relief agency personnel of one of i°°°el's and america's most important allied and whitest or most US-american countries as hum°° shi°°ds against is°°°li bom°°°rdment. and that would have to be done by land from egypt, since at sea is°°el can and would non-le°°ally halt such a ship. there is plenty of aid lined up in hundreds if not thousands of trucks on the border, they just need to be accompanied by state employees of a country whose commitment to supporting i°°°el is beyond reproach, and whose citizens are recognised as full human beings within the raci°° framework of is°°°° discourse. [this comment trig°°red th f°°° out if the aut°°atic f°°ter before cens°°°ng it]
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  13087.  @bryandale7125  what's funny?
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  13088.  @71suns  it should, but it won't. biden in particular is preventing all western action against israel, he appears set to support israel absolutely at least until the depopulation of gaza is a done deal.
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  13089.  @jutswheezie  digga ich komm aus bremen
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  13090. whoa those were nasty
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  13091. Plata O Plomo I love when youtube commenters assume that I'm indian. it forces me to assume that you are in fact a pakistani escobar simp.
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  13092. Living Shadow islam is a religion of theocratic conquest with some severe misogyny and genocidal chauvinistic xenophobia on the side. among the major religions compared by their average modern implementations, islam is easily the most fascistic.
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  13093. Master Imaginariumdooblepopper the alternative is to not make superhero movies. just like how you can just not make fast and furious or transformers movies. make action movies without the magic, they're better. and the marvel powercreepomatic universe should be abandoned TODAY and never spoken of, it is a stain on the history of hollywood movie writing. I was actually quite hopeful when I watched thor ragnarok and it poked so much fun at superhero movies that it felt like they must have decided to stop making them (it also so happens to be one of the better marvel movies because it has some level of originality based on disrespecting the genre). but they totally recommitted and continued the same as before.
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  13094. well I believe he ded now
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  13095. WILDFIRES!!!!!!!!
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  13096. ARTIST HUSNA TALAL was one of the prophet's trials to resist the temptation to rape a child?
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  13097. are you suggesting using F-4 phantoms as water bombers? I don't understand. you need slow planes for that, and flying boats normally make most sense.
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  13098. woooooo!
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  13099. die EM spielt in aserbaidschan? das ist doch noch nicht mal europa...
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  13100. dann wird langsam schwarz zu blau
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  13101.  @ems7623  it absolutely is what this piece is doing, as is basically all the coverage by german state media both in german and in english. the coverage has been very eager to adopt chinese framing.
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  13102. it's from the cold war. socialist=communist=enemy
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  13103. 3:40 that guy is ignorant as hell. he probably thinks rwanda is worse than afghanistan because rwandans are all black. afghanistan is infinitely worse than rwanda now.
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  13104. some cats drool
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  13105.  @new_age_citizen  yes, accidental. even if one decided for some strange reason to release a highly infectious not very deadly disease, rather than one that is very deadly but not very infectious so it can be used in a targeted way and not spread globally, you wouldn't do it in a giant city at the center of your own country, within walking distance of your country's main virology lab known for studying that group of viruses.
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  13106.  @markzuckergecko621  no, they would want to make it seem natural, by releasing it within the natural range of such viruses, which they didn't.
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  13107. just be content with them not saying "pyootn"
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  13108. oof
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  13109.  @balloslikamaga3986  jo das wäre auch nicht schlecht
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  13110. latterly >_>
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  13111. australia does have a lot of beef
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  13112. tlaib'sreaction cor the first couple of days was idiotic, but wow, this is some highly weaponized TV you got going here!
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  13113. "israel is an apartheid state according to the UN definition of the prohibition of apartheid as a crime against humanity" - b'tselem, human rights watch, amnesty international, UN human rights council "the gaza blockade since 2005 is an act of war and war crime of collective punishment" - literally all human rights authorities
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  13114. 🤯
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  13115. neil young isn't american? 0_O
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  13116. sure, just continue to reward russia for taking american hostages. what could go wrong?
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  13117. sure, but it's not surprising. a relatively large portion of the weapons in private possession are/were military weapons that were removed from yugoslav military stocks during the yugoslav wars. serbia held on to most of the yugoslav military equipment, so they had plenty, while rule of law and guarding of milotary equipment certainly became less reliable, and serbia also transfered parts of theyugoslav military inventory fo the bosnian serb army. pretty much all over theeastern bloc, large amounts of military arms were yold on the black market in the 90s, and serbian civilians also would have had little trouble with illegally buying military arms out of other such countries.
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  13118. carfentanyl is an uncommon one of the many fentanyl-analogues on the black market. the most common most likely is fentanyl, at least since it's no longer possible to produce other fentanyl-analogues such as furanyl-fentanyl legally in china (banned around 2015 due to international pressure).
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  13119. toyotas? that's so mogadishu! the taliban have like 10.000 humvees and a thousand mraps. the weaponry they captured makes ISIS look like the oregon militia.
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  13120. 1:30 what sort of self-propelled artillery is that? I'm guessing the apple logo on the breech is not original xD
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  13121. Richard Key for him to not have a gun on him would have been like going to the beach wearing only a bikini top and no bottoms... by which of course I mean that BLM and antifa would have jumped him.
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  13122. solche versammlungen sind verboten. denn wenn israelis morden, besteht ja die gefahr, dass jemand behaupten könnte, dass juden morden täten. wobei ich darauf hinweisen möchte, dass ich dies im konjunktiv formuliere. ich habe ja nicht geprüft, ob unter den individuell tätigen piloten, artilleristen und panzerfahrern auch juden sind. werd ich auch nicht tun. kann sein, man weiß es nicht.
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  13123. self-defense would be to guard the border. which israel deliberately did not do, and delayed the response by 6 hours, to allow the hamassacre to occur, as a pretext for the second nakba.
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  13124. Sara Garofano no
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  13125. other than the covid risk, that looks pretty nice. the train staff sell expensive tea, but they'll lend you a mug and hot water for free? that's nice.
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  13126. fresenius-institut
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  13127. ja is klar xD
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  13128. why don't they just have a trash burning power plant? both natural and synthetic fiber clothes burn very well and are almost certainly less toxic than the average trash that gets burned in such power plants. pollution can be greatly reduced by burning trash like that and filtering the smoke.
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  13129. palmen sind im allgemeinen sehr sturmfest gebaut. mehr z'B. als nadel- oder laubbäume mit grünzeug dran.
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  13130. gibt es bei den CDU-wahlkampfständen rostbratwurst umsonst oder hab ich das falsch verstanden? :O
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  13131. why do the other rabbits suck so much? if they all stood up for one another, none of them would get killed by stoats. they could easily kill a stoat if they manage to bite it.
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  13132. please change the fake thumbnail picture, that is really scummy. also if that was the real prison, then it would have a yard. the real prison buildings seem to be extremely closely modeled after factory farms. it's reminiscent of au°°°witz birkenau, where the inmates were housed in horse stables.
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  13133. the sad thing is that both russia and ukraine have already lost - ukraine has lost because it's almost exclusively ukraine that's been destroyed. even if the war goes well, ukraine will not receive enough foreign aid to make up for all the destruction (in part because its allies are also doing remarkably badly economically). and nothing can bring back the dead or undo the trauma.
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  13134. scomo is behind these blue cat spam accounts! :O
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  13135. @Joel Rodriguez gay! there, I said it
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  13136. @Joel Rodriguez ok boomer
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  13137. SPD ist halt auch die partei ohne programm.
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  13138. idubbz?
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  13139. 👻
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  13140. abandoned afghanistan: famine TYT:
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  13141. somebody still uses the mig-21?! 0_O
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  13142. Agni Das like I said, competing with charcoal in sierra leone is the point, but exporting to germany could perhaps be used transitionally to generate profits to then upgrade the production process to make the product cheaper for the domestic market. they said in the video that as of now it's four times more expensive than local charcoal and basically only the shisha smokers are buying it (presumably because it burns well, and the price doesn't matter as much because they only use small amounts).
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  13143. Me Here yeah that would be nice. burying biochar definitely needs external financing, probably from governments. I imagine it would be particularly practical to do it on agricultural fields growing seasonal crops. I guess it might be more effective with organic fertilization (like I said, the standard way to do it would be with dung), but I'm pretty sure it helps with synthetic too. in theory one could first do that for a couple of years and eventually reforest the area with the upgraded soil, but that would have to be an extremely dedicated reforestation effort because at that point it would be an economically unattractive prospect to give up agricultural use of that fertilized soil. though I guess there could be plqces where this would enable the planting of forests that otherwise would not have grown due to previous soil degradation, in which case this order of events could be reasonable. either way, it's deranged that we're talking about very tedious carbon sequestration as a climate solution at the same time as we are digging up gigantic amounts of perfectly sequestered fossil fuels that we wouldn't have to use if we were just a little more serious about the climate. fossil coal is THE BEST carbon sequestration, and the energy we get from burning it is nowhere near what even the best theoretical future sequestration methods would require to put that carbon back in the ground.
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  13144. Me Here because some places need more forest than they've got to increase local water retention, decrease soil erosion, and combat desertification and regional climate change.
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  13145. Me Here no, biochar does not counteract soil erosion from bad farming practices. you can still ruin or erode soil that has charcoal in it. it's just one good farming practice among others. I never said anything about planting trees in deserts. your idea of burying biochar in exclusively reforestation projects is what seems unreasonable to me. I don't think it's something that you can do much with all at once, it's more for building topsoil layer by lay over years, which fits well with intermittent agricultural use. in most places, LIKE I SAID, you wouldn't want to give up tediously improved soil to then plant a forest, but in certain places this could be one of few viable options to plant a forest at all. one landscape example are tropical areas where forests have been removed by the typical slash and burn method to then use the area for crops for a few years, during which the very thin topsoil degrades until it is no longer viable for agriculture, at which point the farmer clears the next patch of forest and moves on. in particularly bad circumstances, the remaining topsoil then gets washed away, resulting in areas that can't be reforested because they lack the soil that originally supported the forests there. I'm pretty sure this is the case for large areas of south america and the carribbean, and I would guess africa and asia as well.
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  13146. "dozens are still missing"? how many people do they. put on a helicopter in madagascar? I think I know why it flew low and crashed! >_>
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  13147. Doray Nathan no, between loading a helicopter correctly and overloading it so much that it won't even take off, there is a range of loading in which it either can only fly in ground effect, or can climb, but only to a low altitude (air gets thinner higher up), and perhaps not fast enough to resist a downdraft. I have heard stories of helicopters being flown like that in the american helicopter evacuation during the fall of saigon.
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  13148. Doray Nathan I'm neither american nor a fan of america (even less now after watching them abandon afghanistan). did you infer that I was somehow from me bringing up the fall of saigon? xD the video made no mention of a sunk boat, it just said that dozens are missing after a helicopter crashed into the sea. I knew that madagascar is extremely unlikely to have helicopters big enough to transport over 25 people, so my comment was meant as a joke. the other commenter's explanation that the helicopter flight was a search and rescue mission is also pretty confusing to me, since that doesn't sound like a flight that a police minister has any business being on.
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  13149. STOP FUCKING AROUND SIMON, THIS IS NOT BB! we don't all like you, ok?
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  13150. "the american people are sick and tired of women" - bernie sanders
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  13151. geyneth calls bamboo salt maker "yes but can you make it vagina-shaped?"
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  13152. they do, poland is not a paper tiger withno ammunition like germany.
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  13153.  @kacperzimowski4626  that is precisely the opposite of reality. russia has now repeatedly used poland as a back door to strike ukraine, and ukraine will have to start launching interceptors towards poland again if poland does not defend its own airspace, which ukraine most likely stopped doing after its misfired S-300 missile ki°°ed two people in poland (which ukraine shamefully has kept denying). poland not defending its airspace will lead to more cruise missile intrusions and then also interceptions toward poland or over poland with potentially ancient air defence missiles like the one over a year ago, which was a 1980s soviet production.
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  13154. "older man" is a bit harsh for that age. I think he looks 40-45. and I think he works out too hard and keeps his body fat too low to actually be primarily focused on health and longevity. he's largely trying to look impressive.
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  13155.  @VALLAERION  at least it is a name. there are millions of africans with names like presence, cocacola, or table.
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  13156. there is a popular politician and former anti-apartheid activist in namibia named adolf hitler uunona.
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  13157. buddy, those are meatballs.
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  13158. oxidative stress killed him. jk it was covid.
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  13159.  @SilverJackLeg  I'm german, that guy is not german. he's extremely british.
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  13160.  @SilverJackLeg  der sieht auch total britisch aus!
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  13161.  @DomAtaGlance  none of that is even remotely a reason to claim that it would never again happen, and the claim is absurd given that germany and other european countries have not stopped importing russian gas through ukraine. if the ukrainian pipelines had been thoroughly destroyed, then at least nordstream 1 would have absolutely had to be used again to get big enough total import volume into the EU. that would have been LESS politically problematic than what has instead been happening, with the supplies to ukraine and the transit fee system still running despite the w°r, and the pipes running directly through the front lines, with both parties seemingly being more committed to avoid damaging them than they have been with the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant!
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  13162.  @DomAtaGlance  germany is still buying russian gas, as is the rest of the EU. fossil fuels are globally traded commodities, and following the EU's efforts to buy less piped russian gas, necessitating a shift towards buying much more LNG, that is increasingly true for LNG. the result of shifting purchases from russia to other suppliers in a globalised market is not that russia no longer sells its gas, it's that russia expands its own LNG export capacity and sells its gas to those customers (mainly asian countries) whose LNG supplies the EU snatched up by bidding higher. we now have a gas market using much more LNG distribution, which is worse for the climate and raises consumer prices, which is bad for actually poor people in asia, and in terms of national economic effects, the biggest result has not been to damage russia but rather to damage germany, because germany had relied so much on the competitiveness of industrial products (such as cars, industrial machines, and synthetic chemicals) that are very gas-intensive or electricity-intensive to produce.
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  13163. FORMER ally?
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  13164. because people are stupid.
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  13165. I think she got hurt once going up that particular set of stairs, so now she's very careful with that one even though the other stairs are identical.
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  13166. make that one of those coca drinks instead
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  13167.  @SungazerDNB  you actually should, but I'm talking about coca leaves.
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  13168. if russia draws ukraine into transnistria, russia will lose transnistria.
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  13169. a million tons in a year?! wtf france?
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  13170. yes, they are responsible for taking care of illegal immigrants. and they are extremely responsible when they detain them and drive them out into the sahara to trap them against the border of another uninvolved country that doesn't want them. this is not an expulsion, it is a slow-motion massacre that includes pregnant women, children and babies, who were deliberately selected for being left to die in the desert. this isn't the tunisian government not helping, it's the tunisian government committing possibly the most severe single incident of migrant abuse of this whole european migrant crisis of the last 10 years. it's common for groups of migrants to be murdered by government forces of chad and niger paid by the EU by abandoning them in the sahara, but always hidden and not on this scale. tunisia's president palpatine has decided to make this an international incident, and besides attempting to kill these people, he is signaling to all tunisians that they are welcome to murder black africans with impunity. expulsion would be to send these people either to a third country that agrees to take them, or to their home countries. this on the other hand are 1200+ cases of attempted murder, and some of the victims are babies.
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  13171. lambrecht absolutely needs to resign. not because of this video, but because she has ZERO qualifications related to the military or defense industry, and she's known for not even trying to do her job properly. she got this job as a personal favour before the war began, as it was traditionally seen as a rather unimportant posting. now that the bundeswehr is no longer supposed to be neglected, she is in no way the right person for the job.
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  13172. LOL why would they rifle that barrel?
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  13173. so viel wie die da kaputtgemacht habe können selbst die amis nicht zahlen. in vietnam müsste man in tiesigen gebieten den boden austauschen wie in tschernobyl oder fukushima. mindestens für anbauflächen.
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  13174. uh what? this happened at a march on the capital of his supporters.
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  13175. "lizard"? it IS a lizard.
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  13176. warmonger. it's i-country and the US escalating, and this guy here.
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  13177. the oil market used to be controlled by a western cartel called the 7 sisters. OPEC is the almost explicitly anti-american cartel that replaced the 7 sisters around the 1970s or so. it's not a big surprise that OPEC has been russia's biggest ally in this war.
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  13178. getreide zu vernichten passt doch super ins bild für die heuchelei des amerikanischen weltreiches.
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  13179. I think it might be better for the world if we repurposed the nobel peace prizes as a kill list.
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  13180. wheat needs much more water that they don't have. saffron doesn't though.
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  13181. GOOD
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  13182. *freed 3 ho°°ages, and ki°°ed at least 6 confirmed - not counting those k°°°ed still in i-country because the counteroffensive used mostly heavy weapons. those included 12 in one house alone (shelled with a tank after confirming their presence together with enemy fighters). but i-country has openly declared that "friendly fire incidents" in the initial response are not to be investigated and published by the military because their shocking scale would traumatize the nation. how ironic, given that 10/7 was an inside job to do just that.
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  13183. well that's because you're small like hobbits.
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  13184. justice is officially cumming.
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  13185. 2:34 "guUHne" is the first word to contest "wadd'hurr"'s status as the word john iadarola says most annoyingly. where the hell is this guy from, and why does it still exist?
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  13186. Credible Sources claim connecticut.
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  13187. T.A. ACKERMAN I see you spend your time very productively and you're all about positive vibes. xD
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  13188. how do they get moisture without too much salt?
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  13189. Shield of Gorman the west was allied with saddam hussein's iraq against iran. you think you can tell me that they took war crimes of their enemy and pinned them on their ally? >_>
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  13190. ​ @tombrennan7673  harris has a low profile because she gives the world's worst interviews. she can't answer anything because she doesn't know what's going on, and is too arrogant to allow her staffers to brief her before interviews like any other politician. and then she gets angry because being asked questions she can't answer feels to her like she's being attacked. total narcissist!
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  13191.  @garrysekelli6776  ah yes, communist america
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  13192. yeah he isn't. kim jong un is an absolute monarch, too.
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  13193. 3:19 sounds like he has OCD, which I suppose makes sense for herding dogs, aince they're supposed to feel compelled to keep the herd orderly.
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  13194.  @tunite12  if youtube allowed me to post the explanation, see above comment. if not, simply google "g°za stadium children". I guarantee all your confusion about my ability to identify young children among those detainees will clear itself up.
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  13195.  @kieran2842  oop sorry 👉👈
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  13196. @GretsGarbo clearly you did not even remotely try. also UNRWA school curriculums have been targeted by hostile investigations for decades WITHOUT results. they are proven to NOT teach hate. what they actually teach that i-country objects to is the clear fact of international law that the individuals displaced by i-country and their stateless descendants have a right to return to their homes, and that if i-country claims sovereignty there, they at least ought to also give them equal citizenship. the right to return, the real one of international law, is really the whole problem i-country has with UNRWA (well, that and currently also that they're slowing the rate of the dying too much).
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  13197. @GretsGarbo there's no way youtube would let me post links, I'm in one of the stricter comment filter categories. and you really, really just need to try a tiny little bit....so no, this is completely on you. this is such an easy one.
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  13198.  @holysong2099  no I'm not, look it up. one kid looks 7-9.
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  13199.  @YoramAizenberg  most human is°°eli
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  13200.  @AgriSafari  I no BBC
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  13201. it's lett so a matter of governance and more a matter of the constitution setting up a whole lot of systemic dysfunction because much of it is written badly.
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  13202. what the he will is the apostrophe doing the're?
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  13203. why did they use a piece of wood with a big branch and probably already some drying cracks in it for the stock of such an expensive gun? I wonder if there's a story for why somebody wanted that piece of wood to be used, because normally you wouldn't see that on any gun, except perhaps the very cheapest, because it's really a relevant structural weakness and likely to warp and crack a lot more with moisture changes.
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  13204. 3:24 ukraine has technicals? xD
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  13205. I think it looks pretty good. better than many skyscrapers (london for example makes the fucking worst architectural decisions), much better than the twin towers, not as good as some asian skyscrapers. I think the design looks like two rectangzlar towers morphed into one offset by 45 degrees, which is neat. I also kinda want to see its air defense missile system in action, and you can't tell me that it doesn't have one! xD
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  13206.  @jjww30  not what I'm talking about, dummy. quenching in water is fine, but that super slow dunking of only half of the blade is nonsense.
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  13207. that's a tough old man. I think the water off japan is pretty cold in december.
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  13208. the girl seems really good with dogs
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  13209. das ist diese CDU-talkshowfrau, keine ahnung wie die heißt
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  13210. "not my department" - everybody in this story
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  13211.  @rebeccathegreat8110  I don 't know which video you're referring to, but there actually are fake animal rescue channels that keep coming back to youtube, which put typically puppies or other baby animals in precarious situations to then pretend to discover and save them, commonly injuring or at least hurting the animal.
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  13212.  @Feral_Turd  it's not about special rights, it's about it still being reasonable to conserve the life of an unidentified intruder. if you're talking about laws, then at least the non-drug-related conditions I listed can indeed absolve people of criminal guilt for breaking into another person's home, on a case by case basis.
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  13213. stupidly undiplomatic to say, but actually very true of japan. a bit less true of china, and I'm pretty sure it's not at all true about russia, which actually has maintained big numbers of both immigration and temporary work residency from mostly neighbouring asian former soviet republics, which tend to have lower wages and not enough industrial jobs for their people.
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  13214. your general sounds a bit confused.
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  13215. that's the country equivalent of the twitter name change. changing the name the rest of the world is supposed to call the world's most populous country from the name that probably the vast majority of humans know to a conpletely different word that nobody outside of the country has EVER heard would be bizarre! I would guess that "india" has 70% global name recognition. "bharat" has 0% name recognition. eswatini - fine türkiye - how about no? bharat - wtf is wrong with you?
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  13216. we took responsibility for afghans when we occupied their country. we made promises and not only did we break them, the US insists it never made them (biden and everybody else claims that it was never "nation-building" when biden and everybody else originally explicitely said that it was). the withdrawal decision was purely american selfishness (not even remotely a good idea for the european allies). it was a political decision to please the american electorate who wanted "the troops home" and didn't care about anything else. america chose to rid itself of a minor inconvenience, knowing it would cause a catastrophe for afghans. NOBODY believed that the kabul government would hold. trump made the withdrawal deal at a time when the taliban were resurging and winning against the central government even with NATO support. at a time like that, the americans made a deal with the taliban to quit the fight that included ZERO demands for how the taliban would behave in afghanistan, only that there would be no attacks against america by the taliban or from afghan soil. as a gesture of disrespect, thr taliban barred the afghan government from the talks, and the US went along with it. anti-taliban afghan interests were completely unrepresented. both the trump and the biden administrations did a hell of a job demoralizing the afghan government and army, and then they had the gall to blame them for not fighting hard enough for an obviously lost cause. biden even kept preaching the absolutely ridiculous claim that there was an overwhelming force of 300.000 afghan security forces, when the reality wasn't even half of that, and a lot of them were unpaid and unsupplied. for the 20 years of occupation, afghan security forces died at an average rate of 10 per day, and now biden says that the afghans weren't willing to fight. it was obvious since 2017 or whenever it was that the trump admin was making the withdrawal deal as the taliban were winning that the taliban would retake the country. the way the US acted painted it as a foregone conclusion, they showed every afghan soldier and cop that theirs was a losing fight. the occupation could have been done better, gradual reform could have been accelerated, but even just holding the intensely flawed status quo would have been worth continuing the occupation for - IF AFGHAN LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS COUNTED FOR SOMETHING!
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  13217. "operation enduring freedom" 😑
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  13218. Hanzala Omar yeah I definitely would not respect the opinions of people like you. I'll go fart on a quran just for you. NATO failed to win this war mostly because the inhumane methods of certain parties including the americans, such as air and drone strikes and helicopter raids, and non-judicial detention and torture harmed too many civiians and made the occupation forces and their collaborators the biggest enemy to many afghans (mostly in rural areas). when the americans are the ones blowing up homes in your village, the local taliban have a pretty easy time convincing you that they're fighting for you. regular afghans didn't hate the occupation for westernizing the country, they hated it because they were scared of being bombed or abducted. and of course the corruption was a huge issue weighing on people's quality of life, too.
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  13219. Mary O'Hare I referenced a well received pro-ukraine speech at the UN, my profile picture is basically a ukrainian flag, and my profile name references a ukraine war meme and suggests an expedited departure for putin... so what are you responding to like that? xD
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  13220. Hilton Palma Lima afghan security forces did like 95% of the dying in the fight against the taliban. many millions of afghans have risked their lives in fighting and reforming against islamists. you're deluding yourself into blaming afghans for the current catastrophe (I'm guessing because you're american), when really it happened due to primarily american mismanagement fostering corruption both in the afghan institutions and among the foreign contractors. american stupidity caused the war and the reforms to stall, and the collapse of the morale of the american people caused the defeat when finally the US leadership implemented the people's desire to quit and pretend that they never meant to do what they failed to do anyways, because as we all know, america never loses a war. ;) I wouldn't say that invading afghanistan was a good idea in the first place, and certainly trying to defeat islamist terrorism that way was a notably smoothbrained idea even by american standards. but in recent years, when we were already there, we absolutely should have stayed, simply because it was obvious that abandoning afghanistan would make life this much worse for afghans, and the suffering that the american decision to give up caused is way bigger than america's and NATO's savings from quitting this occupation. it was a completely disgusting americafirst decision, and for me as a german millennial the german government going along with abandoning afghanistan (unhappily) was probably the most shameful thing my government has done in my life. well, its pro-business appeasement strategy with putin has been a contender for that spot, too. but at least they finally changed course on that.
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  13221. Hilton Palma Lima my lot stole afghan money? that was your america, not germany! and of course you can train illiterate people to fight, you idiot. the problems were corruption in the government and foreign forces and companies fostering resentment, the inherent difficulties of countering guerilla warfare, excessively brutal tactics particularly from the US creating more enemies than they killed, and ultimately the demonstrative way in which america surrendered afghanistan to the taliban destroying the morale of afghan government forces, who were made to believe that the taliban victory was a foregone conclusion. letting the taliban take the cities and cause this catastrophe for afghanistan was a criminally irresponsible betrayal by america and its NATO allies - mostly by america because america alone decided to quit the war against the wishes of its NATO allies, who then only followed because they didn't feel capable of continuing the occupation without the US.
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  13222. the palestine advocate nobody, absolutely nobody asked for 🤦‍♂️ well, I've seen the sort of sh°° piers morgan explicitly agrees with when he has his favourite white supremacist douglas murray on, so I consider his hosting of bad palestine advocacy to be largely deliberate.
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  13223. 4:32 krass, wie der typ den führer channelt xD
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  13224. marche? xD
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  13225. he gets to keep credit for being the first of sorts, but can we get some tracks from good musicians now? :|
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  13226.  @QTEEP  washing machines are generally the heaviest (except for large fridges perhaps?) because they have heavy weights built in to resist shaking. I think it's typically concrete blocks, as those are dense enough but cheaper than metals and are easy to shape.
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  13227. 5:16 preferably there
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  13228. sus
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  13229. "solidarity is a verb" is one of the dumbest slogans ever. it really does nothing but discredit your cause by connecting it to belief in alternative facts.
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  13230. yeah that seems like a bad sign...
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  13231. 4:12 that guy looks drunk enough to fall over
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  13232.  @nvmtt  mavi marmara/gaza flotilla/the reason why erdogan hates israel now
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  13233. not technically, but technically it absolutely does equate to a declaration of war.
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  13234.  @lalapo5304  that is absolutely not a negligible degree of miscounting, it's too common for elections to be close enough to turn on those sorts of vote counts. and if it took this long to identify mistakes that were neither deliberately made nor deliberately hidden, how many more votes could somebody swing with intent, and then actually cover up?
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  13235.  @lalapo5304  tell everyone that you spell wrong
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  13236.  @lalapo5304  🥲
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  13237. *pedophile ghost
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  13238. you're counting russia and belarus as two countries?
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  13239. ​​ @subday5811  russia has a third of the population of the US and a third of the GDP of california. or rather it used to. china is still weaker than the US, besides china isn't even in on this. china is barely more supportive of russia in this war than turkey.
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  13240. no, these will take months to train and deploy.
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  13241. alles nur kein sauerkraut! sauerkraut ist ein verbrechen gehen die menschlichkeit.
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  13242. seems pretty authoritarian, but of course rwanda's functioning authoritarian government has been a lot better for rwandans than any plausible alternatives likely would have been after the genocide. english absolutely is a better language than french to facilitate international relations like trade or tourism, or sending citizens elsewhere to study or work. english is the language that everybody around the globe learns to talk to everybody else, way more people speak english than french to some extent, and it is in fact a simpler and thus easier to learn language (french grammar is more complex and french spelling is just horrifying). the official reasons those citizens are repeating sound a bit ridiculous, but I guess if they all think that france was complicit in the genocide, the antipathy is very understandable.
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  13243. good luck with the cancer :)
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  13244. wir kriegenkeine legalisierung, die behaupten, das sei EU-weit unmöglich. dabei geht das sogar in den USA auf staatenebene trotz bundesverbot. was wir kriegen ist entkriminalisierung, eine etwas weniger mafiafinanzierende variante als in den niederlanden. dafür aber hundertmal bürokratischer, wodurch ein paralleler schwarzmarkt wohl bestehen bleiben dürfte (das wird gefundenes fressen für die argumentarmen prohibitionisten). cannabis-rauschmittel bleiben weiterhin als handelsware illegal, und besitz nur begrenzt toleriert. von legalisierung kann keine rede sein, das ist noch nicht einmal eine der legalisierung relativ nah kommende form von entkriminalisierung.
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  13245. where did he catch rabies?
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  13246. good topic, but oh god, the fucking rhymes and unicorn shit! what's the target audience? xD
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  13247. are you korean, too?
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  13248. lol I didn't notice
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  13249. F tier countries among one another... can we get pakistan in here?
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  13250. collecting enough termite and ant nests must have been pretty annoying and painful!
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  13251.  @aviatorzthebest2452  tell me what I misrepresented! the only things here one can at all construe as egypt helping palestinians are: 1) egypt's support of hamas' position to oppose and prevent a palestinian exodus from gaza in expectation that they would not be allowed to return - but from egypt a concern for palestinians is not the real reason to do it, rather the reason is that egypt is terrified of the prospect of getting permanently stuck with any part up to the entire population of gaza as refugees, who would be very hostile to the egyptian government for being an unofficial israeli ally and providing them with surely terrible living conditions, and would greatly strengthen islamist insurgent opposition to the egyptian government 2) egypt holding foreign nationals in gaza hostage by preventing their exit to pressure israel to lift its genocidal blockade no commenter thanking egypt here without specifying what for is referring to those things. they're mistakenly thanking egypt for sending aid to gaza, while egypt is doing the opposite, it's preventing other governments and organisations from sending that aid convoy to gaza.
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  13252. Lars Hansen I saw a clip of some people who chopped a hole in their roof from the inside with an axe in the recent german floods, that seems like a smart thing to have around. the flood fidn't reach their roof though, they did it to get evacuated by helicopter... which I definitely wouldn't count on in louisiana after a hurricane.
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  13253. no. every time she gets woken up and asked, it's a 2:1 chance that the toss was tails, because on every tails, she gets woken up twice. the question isn't whether a theoretical coin toss is a 50% chance, of course it is.
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  13254.  @perperperpen  no, that is not the question. the question is"what do you believe is the probability that the coin CAME UP heads?". she gets asked twice for every tails, and once for every heads, so at any time she gets asked, the probability is 2:1. the question is not "what is the probability of a coin toss coming up heads?", it's "considering that you were woken up, how likely is it that the latest coin toss that actually happened landed on heads?".
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  13255.  @perperperpen  no, the probability of a coin toss is 50%. the probability that the coin toss in the scenario WAS heads is 1/3.
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  13256.  @perperperpen  no, because she gets asked twice for every tails, which makes the probability that the toss was tails every time she is asked 2:1. the probability per toss is 1:1, the probability per ask is 2:1.
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  13257.  @perperperpen  eeeh maybe xD
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  13258.  @perperperpen  nah, I'm right
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  13259.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  no, she WAS asked the outcome. the question is for "the probability that the coin came up heads". that is the outcome. not "the probability that the coin comes up heads" or "would come up heads".
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  13260.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  you're getting hung up on the term "probability". she is asked to make a guess about the outcome expressed as a probability, not about the probability of a coin toss.
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  13261.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  she is just being asked to express that guess as a probability. she is explicitly being asked about the one toss that got her woken up, not about the average toss. the correct statement about the one toss that got her woken up is that the probability of it HAVING BEEN heads is 1/3, because only a third of the times she gets woken up is after the coin landed on heads.
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  13262.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  the question is "what are the odds that it was heads based on the fact that you were woken up?", not "what are the odds that it was heads based on the fact that a coin was flipped?".
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  13263.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  no, because she is being asked about what the toss was from the perspective of her being woken up, which happens twice for tails. the matter in question is that every time she is woken up, it's twice as likely to have been tails as it is to have been heads.
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  13264.  @alanorrick6741  the question is NOT what the probability of the coin flip is. the question is what the probability of the coin flip result on any given day snow white is woken up is. and that is twice as likely to be tails as it is heads. half of the weeks, the coin flip is heads, half of the weeks the coin flip is tails, but when it's tails, snow white gets woken up twice. thus for every day she is woken up, the probability is 2:1 for tails. that is the question.
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  13265.  @ChrisLee-yr7tz  I am answering THE question. btw wikipedia cites as the wording of the question: "What is your credence now for the proposition that the coin landed heads?" I think the obscure term "credence" was replaced with "probability" for this video, but has led to a lot of confusion because clearly many people are unfamiliar with the term being applied to past events. it is very important in this case that the question relates to the one specific coin toss that already happened, and that's clearer with the wiki wording.
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  13266.  @alanorrick6741  I know she doesn't know the day, but she knows the test parameters. she knows that on half the weeks, it's tails, and on half the weeks, it's heads. when it's tails, she gets woken up twice. thus she gets woken up twice as often for tails as for heads, and whenever she is woken up and asked, it's twice as likely that the latest coin flip was tails. I don't understand why you're getting hung up on weekday names, they serve no purpose whatsoever in this.
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  13267.  @alanorrick6741  sleeping beauty does know the test parameters, otherwise it makes no sense to explain test parameters and then ask how sleeping beauty would choose to answer. she knows that she gets woken up twice as often on tails, therefore the answer to the question of how likely the latest toss was heads is 1/3. you are very dum-dum.
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  13268.  @alanorrick6741  shut up and think
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  13269.  @zelenskyy-the-blackmailerh5920  excellent
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  13270. it is a really high quality youtube channel.
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  13271.  @yigawaffle  you can't know that the quality sucks if you do no testing. ;)
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  13272.  @JohnCena-yu4mj  spiegel ist nicht ÖR, spiegel ist bertelsmann
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  13273.  @markuswerner4584  wieso, was hältst du für falsch?
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  13274. that doesn't mean it's the same amount of contamination, just that fukushima was the second worst. fukushima released 340–780 PBq of radiation (80% into the ocean), chernobyl released 14,000 PBq (almost all on land, much of it densely inhabited).
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  13275. *peter dookie
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  13276. 2:20 bird
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  13277. "cut another leg" ^meme potential!
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  13278. "there is no such thing as a former KGB man." -vladimir putin 2004
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  13279.  @HaveYouGotACameraOnYourPhone  well, another commenter also correctly pointed out that this big balloon was very high up (twice as high as airliners, in the stratosphere), and you only get balloons to fly very high when they have a hell of a lot of lift relative to their mass. normal weather balloons are pretty huge also, with tiny payloads.
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  13280. 4:47
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  13281. mr. barbecue has been featured as the main interview in practically every western news report or documentary on haiti for the last 2-4 years, so I am more inclined to suspect him of being a US pawn than I am to suspect almost any other person.
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  13282. omfg get to the point
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  13283. it was probably a mistake in the sense that some troops had not gotten the message that there was an "our guys" charity, that there was an exception to the rule of targeting aid workers. WCK is very nearly a US government project, and they were there to deliver some inadequate amount of food by sea in order to create conditions for i-country to invade raf°h, fully cut off the strip from egypt, and eliminate UN°WA to instead aet up aomething that pretends to replace it, but in reality only provides starvation rations of food that i-country can control more directly, while not fulfilling most of UNRWA's functions as the whole social safety net. and of course the actual floating pier the americans are building isn't for aid at all - it's built at i-country's request, but it could just let in as much aid as it wants through the land border. the only thing the pier enables that would not otherwise be possible is for locals to flee the territory without entering either neighbouring state, which officially both have asylum laws, so letting in people is likely to create terrible paperwork. aid by ship is just the excuse for america to build this gift to i-country. it's an emigration port.
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  13284.  @tallish87  they shot the door below the window. the windows are clearly normal or close to normal thickness, they don't resemble actually bulletproof car windows at all. those have like an inch or more of several layers of glass and plastic. the breaking of the original windows showed that it was indeed technically armoured glass, meaning it had at least one layer of plastic holding the broken glass together. but that just means that they made the side windows the same as everybody else makes their windscreens. the normal thing to do is that windscreens are made tough because they are expected to have a role in protecting the people in the car against flying objects relatively often, and the other windows of the car are instead made of tempered glass, which breaks in such a way (due to in-built tension) that any break causes the whole window to shatter into cubes. the reason is that being able to easily remove the glass with relatively harmless shards (all breaks at roughly right angles, nothing big and knife-like) enables crash victims to more easily escape or be rescued out of their vehicles, while the absence of large shards during the crash also reduces injury potential. if you want to instead remove armoured glass to create an escape opening, you are dealing with a tough plastic foil covered in large glass shards. I believe windscreens are generally built with a fixture that's supposed to make it relatively easy to push off a broken windscreen outwards, but the deeper set of side windows would certainly make this much more difficult on the cybertruck, and I would have no confidence in tesla even doing it right on the windscreen or rear window (if that's even high enough to crawl through, I don't know). but of course as someone who would never buy this vehicle even if I had the money, I am far more concerned about the clearly extreme injury risk that its front poses to other people in accidents. other cars bumper areas and hoods are built of much more plastic or of steel panels that are bent at the edges and less stiff, and most are shaped very rounded (which also is aerodynamically far superior; the cybertruck has terrible aerodynamics). the stainless steel sheets of the cybertruck would amput°te b°dy p°rts extremely easily as soon as they separate in a crash. and at much lower speed impacts than that, the top edge and top corners of the frunk area look as if they were designed to br°°k the sk°lls and n°°ks of children. my uncle was hit by a car when he was around 6 reportedly at barely more than walking speed. he had to have a piece of his brain removed, had to relearn to walk and talk, and suffered from severe epilepsy and violent aggression that took decades to both gradually improve. and he is permanently blind on one side of the normal field of vision and sort of generally unaware of things in that direction. I don't mean blind one eye, his brain only processes half of the image while also hiding the fact that there's something missing similar to how everybody's vision covers each eye's blind spot with pseudo-vision - though I think he might also be blind in one eye, certainly only one fully points where he looks. anyways, the point is that being hit by cars is particularly dangerous to children, and I am disgusted by the disregard for this that is evident in the cybertruck's design. all SUVs already are super dangerous due to their high hoods and high ground clearance (they impact heads and necks rather than legs, hips or chests, and then the person ends up underneath the car and potentially under the wheels rather than on the hood). but the cybertruck has to be the worst.
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  13285. REERR RER RER RER RER
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  13286. a semiautomatic rifle designed for volley fire? come on, france! that's not how you leapfrog the prussians!
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  13287. the natural way to use chopsticks, as any toddler can demonstrate xD
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  13288. that's clearly just cheating. much less cool than a normal mechanical watch.
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  13289. it's alao clearly false because blackmail is a crime, and threatening to commit any crime against somebody is a crime.
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  13290. wow, that's a hedgehog evolved to be a shrew!
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  13291. it's not that unusual, we have mass shootings every couple of years. targeting jehovah's witnesses is a new one though, I wonder what the story is there. I would guess that the shooter was an ex-member or relative of a member.
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  13292. there's a sizeable wood and ivory carving tradition in the vogtland region, too
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  13293. @@lizzyinthecut3617 I'm not. my point is that there are different circumstances to consider to determine whether a breakup of a state is a net benefit. namely the differences between russia on one hand and ethiopia and yugoslavia on the other hand include the capacity and desire of the russian state and the russian people for imperialist aggression, which make a continued existence of russia dangerous to many of its eurasian neighbours. this can not be reasonably expected to be solved by a mere overthrow of putin, or even the establishment of a liberal democracy - that sort of national reprogramming against supremacist ideology tends to require a major defeat and the forcible control of governance and education by the enemies of the former power structure, as in germany, japan, or rwanda. and that's not going to happen to russia. or, as far as nations can reform themselves, the russian people are not at all hopeful candidates for this, since the russian government and its ideology are aupported bx a majority of russians,.while the majority of the rest very thoroughly buy into the alternative government-promoted belief system that declares the people to have no power and thus no culpability for their country's actions, and to be fundamentally incapable of knowing what's true and what isn't. the major downside is that it is difficult to imagine a breakup of russia that would not yield catastrophic consequences in the transfer of control over russia's giant and widely distributed nuclear arsenal, which makes a breakup of russia quite unappealing. but the cost-benefit ratio still depends on the likelihood of a continued unified russia using those nukes - if the chance is sufficiently high, then the greater harm they could do with a unified arsenal would make the breakup option the less bad one. also, for the purpose of such considerations, russia achieving success with nuclear threats is to be considered a use of nuclear weapons. either way, nukes are a substantial difference to ethiopia and yugoslavia.
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  13294.  @fillosof66689  how would any of that happen?
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  13295.  @daviroza4700  and then what? do you want a third somali state, or joint somalia, or somaliland? I imagine you wouldnot want to join somalia, but somaliland is not that great either, unless you compare it to somalia. and the third somali state option would probably be the worst, as it would leave you a very poor and weak little state that's still as landlocked as ethiopia, but now probably rather hostile towards what remains of ethiopia. due to the landlocked geography, I reckon you would likely become the worst somali state. and you don't ever want to be worse than somalia.
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  13296. that's one derpy dog.
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  13297. 🤣
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  13298. islamists in afghanistan will be a threat to anybody whom china doesn't want to protect.
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  13299. genius
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  13300. joey riddle nope, I just prefer america to russia and china. doing what ana wants about ukraine would likely be even worse than abandoning afghanistan was (less bad in immediate local effects, worse in geopolitical consequences).
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  13301. ​ @AliKhan-ll7jr as a german, I blame austria period. austria caused both world wars. we have suffered austria for too long.
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  13302. the next safe country? xD
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  13303. watch the whole video, you have no clue what happened.
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  13304. I don't think these need to use real rubber. the material isn't supposed to stretch.
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  13305. I think I would choose that over a liberator pistol...
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  13306.  @mohammedyassien98  uh what
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  13307. the aztecs also harvested huge amounts of midge eggs from lakes around tenochtitlan/mexico city
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  13308.  @lafourmiedesbois5901  the GOP is the tea party
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  13309. wow, does that guy look creepy!
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  13310. not true at all, that hasn't been the case for the past ~10 years.
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  13311.  @MrVivi0001  wind
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  13312.  @acorredorv  yes, that. because all that is less bad than the alternatives. the price is extremely competitive, and the ressource use is reasonably limited. the volume of very non-recyclable trash is a bit embarrassing, but that's nowhere near as bad as using energy sources with bigger climate impacts instead.
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  13313.  @acorredorv  why are you talking about solar panela now? xD
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  13314. organ trafficking is generallx unlikely, it's pretty much the most difficult kind of trafficking. it'd extremely time-sensitive and requires multiple highly skilled medical workers to knowingly collude. the chinese government does it on a giant scale, but I don't think that it's an attractive source of income for organized crime. trading live humans is far easier.
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  13315. I forgor
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  13316. John Wayne you know john wayne? I don't get what you're saying
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  13317. ​ @robertcampomizzi7988 the first wave of attackers on the day of many 9/11s running through that pedestrian crossing's d°°th funnel completely unimpeded because the border was practically unmanned was a curious sight...
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  13318. I'm kind of fascinated by how many times I have seen people whine about "bl°°d libel" when they were just reacting to allegations of m°d°r, and I have yet to see anyone call the (imo rather obviously true, if one paid attention between october and december and hasn't forgotten about all the evidence due to the flood of later bad news) inside j°b theory. because that can be factually described as a mass sacrifice of h°m°ns, so it fits the bl°°d libel characterisation much better. 🤷‍♂️
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  13319. I see why comments on videos about israel are usually locked xD
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  13320. 10:25 not true, they do that with german pistols ;)
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  13321. russian soldiers seem quite uncreative about it, they mostly finish almost every sentence with "blyat", and if they want to insult somebody, 80% of the time they call them a pederast.
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  13322. wow, thatis so f°°°ed up. poasibly the worst museum story I've heard of,since it's not only about people traded as study objects/exhibits, but those meteorites muat have been the most culturally important objects of those people. even if theyhad fully stopped making tools from them already, they were still cultural relics connected to mqny generations of ancestors! :( if there are any of those people still living in that place, the meteorite really ought to be returned.
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  13323. for comparison: many guantanamo guards have befriended inmates, too. some have even converted to islam due to their contact with the inmates.
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  13324. yes, but secular dictatorship is not the way to go.
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  13325. the chauchat is bloody ridiculous and I love it!
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  13326. DieselDabz710 *you're ok boomer
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  13327. obamna is a liberal centrist. what you're referring to are leftists, not liberals. biden is an average conservative.
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  13328. that's something to be proud of in such a social environment, unironically. :)
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  13329.  @raerohan4241  I'm german, I know german trains and ICEs in particular, there is at least one emergency brake at every carriage exit. they're labelled (with a legal warning against misuse) red pull-down levers around adult head height to prevent children from reaching them, not huge but pretty obvious, and every time (or every other time, not sure if they're on both sides next to every door) when you stand at a door to get off at the next stop (very popular behaviour in germany xD), you're looking at them. there may also be ones deeper within longer carriages or inside the old layout group compartments, but certainly around every set of doors there is at least one. and unlike the emergency window hammers, they of course can't be stolen. irrelevant anectdote, I guess, but I was taught as a kid probably on my earliest train and tram rides what and where the emergency brakes are. mostly to not pull them for no reason, if I could somehow reach them. in a very full carriage, one may be unable to reach a brake, but then shouting for it very energetically and continuously (as a reasonable sounding adult) would likely cause someone to pull one within about 10-20 seconds. 5-10s if the train also just started shaking and you mention the carriage floor being rippedz open. I think the vast majority of passengers know the emergency brakes, and self-preservation would alleviate the bystander effect.
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  13330. well, that sounds like absolute garbage.
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  13331. his english isn't even that good for the amount of practice he has.
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  13332. which is a minority. most russians are bad. thus he is one of the good russians.
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  13333. it is kind of hilarious that there is a fake al shabab.
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  13334. that bear defeated the mirror faster than I have ever seen any animal do.
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  13335. they only fire the kiln every 2-3 months? that's really sad :(
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  13336. fausch schlecht
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  13337. ZDFheute Nachrichten die zwecklügen um unterstützung der ukraine zu beschränken, ausreden und verweigerung vo schuldbekenntnissen für pro-russische politik und lobbyismus, und in letzter zeit besonders dieses maximal heuchlerische "das ist doch jetzt aber parteipolitik", was selbst rein parteipolitischen zweck hat.
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  13338. clearly the bidens are terrible dog owners. besides the obvious lack of training, I would guess that the main issue is that they are not providing their dogs enough exercise by hiring somebody younger to go out with them. any young german shepherd kept by wlderly people alone is likely to become dangerous due to pent-up energy. and besides those dogs being unsafe dor other people to be around, it also constitutes neglect.
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  13339. I've been surprised from the start by how many intact vehicles the russians have been abandoning. I'm pretty sure that it's standard practice to destroy equipment when abandoning it somewhere where the enemy may find it. when abandoning a tank, they normally should have either some explosives or another tank around that can blow it up! with ukraine and russia, this would be even more important because the ukrainians already know or can very easily learn how to use and maintain essentially all russian equipment, and their weapons and ammunition are widely compatible - most of the equipment on both sides is from the same military of the soviet union, particularly since russia doesn't seem to be capable of using much of the fancy new weapons they like to brag about, probably because they haven't actually had enough money to modernize much of their military.
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  13340. you've never seen an uncircumcized johnson before?
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  13341.  @master28476  ich glaub ich hab noch nie von einer spendenaktion gehört, die eine milliarde gesammelt hat.
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  13342. favorite for golf since 2919 :'D
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  13343. hold up, I thought title 42 was still in effect? wasn'tthe status on it that, 2 years or so aftertaking office, biden tried once to have it stopped,and then aone judge somewhere passed an injunction that reinstated title 42, and they left it at that?
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  13344. nevermind, that was earlier, it did eventually end in may '23.
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  13345.  @tiagobelo4965  that's the difference between a primary explosive (high or low) and a secondary (high) explosive. the low/high distinction refers to deflagration vs detonation. in the former, the ignition spreads much slower throughout the explosive by heat, and in the latter, it spreads much faster, with the ignition being caused by the pressure. the more instantaneously the whole mass is turned into gas, the sharper the pressure increase turns out, increasing destruction. the highest velocities are needed for armour penetration through shaped charges. low explosives like black powder and other gunpowders always burn very quickly, and to explode, they require pressure containment. as long as the initial detonation is provided, high explosives tend to require no pressure containment. some of those burn slowly or not at all. both blasting caps and impact primers use primary high explosives that are easily detonated by relatively little friction and easily ignited by heat, with the ignition turning from deflagration into detonation if pressure is contained.
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  13346. the f**k? :(
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  13347. cruel and awkward xD
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  13348. clearly BBC made a mistake there and said "battleships" when they meant "warships" - warships are all navy combat ships, whereas battleships are the obsolete largest class of warship that ever existed, developed by the old design strategy that a bigger ship carrying thicker armour and bigger guns can destroy any other ship while itself being largely invulnerable (this concept failed against WW2 aircraft carriers, and would fail even harder today against anti-ship missiles, which don't require anywhere near as big a ship to deploy). the last time anyone built a battleship was the british HMS vanguard, built between 1941 and 1946.the construction time, despite the total war focus on arms production, gives some idea of how big of an undertaking the construction of a battleship was. the last use of battleships before they all were decommissioned was by the US navy for fire support (sea-based artillery firing on land targets) in the 1991 gulf war. and they probably mostly kept those because having the biggest ships still meant something in terms of cold war dick-measuring contests.
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  13349. you can still tell that the leftover hind leg never fully developed. dogs that have one healthy hind leg and the other amputated are almost as fast as dogs with 4 good legs (I think they probably have minor deficits in maneuvering, braking, and endurance). it's particularly unnoticable when they're running, because dogs run with their hind feet together almost like one leg anyways. it's only when they walk slowly that they have to visibly hop. but they get around much better than dogs with one front leg, because the hops those do need to push up the front half of the body plus the head, whereas hopping on one hind leg only requires pushing up the rear half of the body and tail, with no heavy head levering it down, and with more muscle in the leg (which is normally used for forward acceleration).
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  13350. Alexis Cassiopeia der typ sieht aus wie fauci
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  13351. first
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  13352. and "mauser" means "more mouse".
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  13353. freedom is a natural human instinct? trll that to the chinese... russians have never been free, the most free they were was in the 2000s with a slightly more popular and less authoritarian putin government. soviet and tsarist russia were both worse.
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  13354. awkward pivot, just say no.
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  13355. I think both biden and harris have a huge image issue in how condescending they talk when they get annoyed. harris sounds like she's telling off a little kid in the portion where she says that biden is president. biden sounded very similar for example that one time where he did some kind of speech to the nation in which he both commanded and begged people to get vaccinated, as if that would somehow cover all the bases to convince people, when in reality it was about as cringey as that one time during the trump impeachment when nancy and chuck shared a podium. there is no way that this communication style has a positive impact, it's totally unprofessional!
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  13356.  @monxx15  of course it does. it's an indication of a bigger portion of the economy now serving the rich. which makes sense because we know for a fact that the portion of global wealth held by the very richest humans is still constantly growing, and is larger to an amazing degree than it used to be at earlier times of modernity. you do know that the very richest people used to be the owners of industrial concerns that made their revenue from doing business with the working class, right? bankers, railroad magnates, oil companies, that sort of thing. maybe you could argue that microsoft producing the world's richest man for a long time was somewhat of a shift towards especially profiting off the middle class and a bit less the poor, but that's still nothing like becoming the richest man exclusively by selling luxury goods. that's bizarre, it's proof of incredible decadence.
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  13357.  @MegaLoquendo2000  what? I don't know any mr. wonderful, is that supposed to be a joke or is your brain really this mushy?
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  13358. well, for such an everyday tool to spontaneously reemerge instead of being taught from generation to generation for however long, you would first need very young children to be orphaned and then still survive somehow. that's extremely unlikely. the bird comparison is interesting, but birds generally don't seem to teach nest bzilding. I think there probably is some imitation involved in many species, but probably not in some more solitary ones that are just not that likely to watch other members of their species (like eagles). the handax shape was developed and then remained because it works. one end is round for gripping and hitting, one end is pointy enough for piercing but blunt enough to not break, and the whole thing is flattened to make it cut as a blade. the common symmetry is interesting and probably based on aesthetics, but it also makes sense for some uses where you would hit stuff directly with the tip, like for digging through a big piece of wood or a bone or perhaps the ground. then you would get cutting action from two blades, and the symmetry would make both sides of the tool equally capable of withstanding force. one thing you forgot to mention is that a reason other than impressing the ladies to knap more handaxes than you need would have been to trade them. they would have had very widely recognized value, and somebody who was particularly good at making them could have made a lot relatively easily while sparing others the trouble and providing them with better tools. they could have even been traded to regions that didn't have suitable rocks. now if within a larger group, handaxes really were only made by one or few people, that could genuinely provide social and sexual status because of their importance to the group.
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  13359. "is it a life" isn't the question. a chicken is a life, too. the question is whether it is a PERSON, and that is most reasonably defined by the level of sentience of a human embryo at whatever state of development. around 6 weeks, human embryos are nowhere near sentient yet. it's really ridiculous how many people think "life begins at" is a good argument. that is so obviously not the point.
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  13360. did somebody say long form birth certificate?
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  13361. der krieg wird mindestens noch einige monate dauern, die ukrainer brauchen auch waffen für die nächsten monate oder jahre. dazu gehört dann auch der umstieg auf nato-waffen.
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  13362. I'm pretty sure that's just an overgrown part of the ear that all cats have, and in fact the same part that sticks out in front of the ear canal on humans.
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  13363. *codyslab
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  13364. why is the cop grabbing the woman's boob in the thumbnail?
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  13365. the western perspective is that selling children instead of arranging adoptions without payment introduces a profit motive that competes with the focus of doing what's best for the child, which ought to be the only consideration. I'm sure there are real life situations in afghanistan these days where selling kids ends up being pragmatically beneficial by actually preventing deaths from starvation. but I think for a majority of people around the globe, this would never be considered as an option under any circumstances. in most of the world, selling one's own children is something that only destitute drug addicts do. unless you count surrogate pregnancy, which is debateable, but doing that for profit also is illegal in many countries and very controversial.
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  13366.  @ziyu8061  giving a kid away and getting money in return is selling the kid. it doesn't have to mean that there isn't also an effort made to ensure the child's well-being, or that one can't argue that that's the primary consideration. I suppose in a cultural environment like afghanistan, where selling children is normal, it would be common to take a more nuanced view and see it as unproblematic for the family to also get paid as long as the child gets a better life, but that then doesn't seem far off from the alternative view that it's a good thing even if harm comes to the sold child, as long as the benefit of the payment for the rest of the family is greater.
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  13367.  @giedriusserepinas4747  no
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  13368.  @theduck0  I think they do sell boys as well, generally as sons to couples who have failed to produce male heirs. but I think the demand for that is bound to be much lower. and I don't think anyone is buying girls as daughters, I reckon they're all sold as wives. though to be fair, social norms in islamic cultures practicing child marriage usually dictate that a girl can be bought and paid for at any age, but is not supposed to be married and removed from her parents' household before her first menstruation. but then again, the prophet himself very much did not follow that rule with his favourite and coincidentally youngest wife aisha (6 at wedding, 9 at consummation, 18 when the old fart died), and there are many places where this rule is not followed.
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  13369. nah, to the dnieper doesn't really align with either side's priorities
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  13370. and whoever chose not to name in this report the fact that use of cameras is optional and could be mandatory, and the police's ability to hide or delete footage also does not need to exist, also knew what they were doing, and deliberately defanged the report.
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  13371.  @mrphatmunkeyspew6969  I don't know what said person was before, but at least from the point in time he did that, he has certainly been a white man. well, in a way, all cops are white men.
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  13372.  @hindugoat2302  if they managedaaaa to aleays be good cops brcause they're on camera, that would be a great outcome.
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  13373. A R oh my, are you blaming the orange man?
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  13374. Buddy Rojek they don't need money to evacuate or to survive on the evacuation routes. they just need the will and courage to go. there are dangers, but there also is help all along the way. I know they have to leave almost everything they own behind, they don't know if they will be able to return and it's very scary, but they have children to protect. the people refusing to evacuate from the donbas are not hoping for the ukrainian army to push back the russians, they are hoping to wake up peacefully in russia tomorrow. they are choosing to stay because they believe too much in russian propaganda to trust that they will be treated well in western ukraine or the EU, and they're not crazy enough to try to evacuate east into russian-controlled territory through the front lines. what they REALLY want is for their home towns to be handed over to russia in a negotiated settlement, and then to receive russian citizenship. the people who trust the ukrainian authorities have already left, not least because those ukrainian authorities told them to leave and told them that they will be taken care of. I understand people who refuse to accept that either side of this war has the right to make them leave their homes in order to make their home towns into battlefields. that's not right. but for those who have children, the equation is different. their right to keep their homes and property is secondary to their duty to protect their children. any competent parent's judgment ought to be good enough that not keeping their kids in ukrainian-controlled donbas is the obvious correct choice. only the dumbest and most irresponsible parents are refusing to evacuate their kids. they are deluded from russian propaganda and probably mostly intellectually damaged from alcoholism. they are unfit parents. they don't deserve to be victims of this war either, but they are contributing to the victimization of their children.
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  13375. Ustaša how's the nazi collaboration going?
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  13376. 15:25 whoa, look how far below the line germany is! and I'm kinda surprised that we have a pretty large number of guns, because you really never notice anybody owning guns here unless you yourself hunt. anybody who wants to own a gun needs to get a license comparable to a driver's license, and a prerequisite is that one has a recognized reason to need a gun. by far the most common reason is for hunting (coupled with a hunting licence), and I'm pretty sure this generally then only permits ownership of standard hunting rifles and shotguns (it might not even permit semiautomatics, not sure). other reasons are jobs that involve a high threat of violence, like security guards, and a small number of people are also able to own guns for self-protection by proving some kind of extreme personal threat to their safety. I think carry permits are almost impossible to get unless a job requires it. unlike the UK though, every cop carries a pistol, and every patrol car has submachine guns. but typically all german cops together only fire a few dozen shots per year, and only a handful aimed at people. they find plenty of other ways to abuse people, including typically successful false lawsuits against anybody who sues a cop for abuse. basically if you get beaten up by cops for being a leftist protester and you sue them, you're the one who ends up in prison.
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  13377. 10:50 *azeris, not azerbaijanis. azerbaijanis are the citizens of azerbaijan, azeris are the dominant ethnic group of azerbaijan.
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  13378. 2:06 uhm.... what is up with that hairline? did he have a hair transplant early in balding, and now that's what remains up front? 😨
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  13379. lol how does it spin the motors?
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  13380.  @forickgrimaldus8301  china is already a superpower, china and the US are the two. america is the only world empire, but it's a world empire that leaves enough room for at least the one superpower. china is aiming to replace the US as the world empire. I reckon it will happen in the next 15 years or so.l
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  13381.  @forickgrimaldus8301  the soviet union wasn't the only other superpower. britain and france were superpowers until WW2 or perhaps some point in the 50s or 60s for britain, and nazi germany and imperial japan for a roughly equally short while were also superpowers. much earlier during colonial times, you can scrap the US, keep britain and france, certainly add spain and the netherlands, and maybe add portugal if you're very generous (but I think portugal's high status largely depended on its extremely long-standing alliance with the british). one may be inclined to add china during and before early colonial times, but I'd say it was probably too lacking in power projection. probably the same for mughal india. going back farther in history, one obvious choice are the mongols, probably not the huns, I would probably count one or two caliphates, probably the byzantine empire for a while, absolutely the catholic church, obviously the original undivided roman empire (but never the divided western empire, that sh** was whack), maybe carthage, and I guess probably assyria (halfway for just being very aggressive)? obviously I'm scaling back the total power requirement earlier in history, since it makes more sense to apply the term "superpower" farther back than you can expect the biggest empires to be able to handle being attacked by current day tanks and aircraft carriers. I am very sure of calling china a superpower today since it is more powerful than britain and france generally were in the early 20th century, at which time I believe they are still widely counted as superpowers. I would say that china crossed that threshold at some point in the last 20 years, and it ma be the first time they have, unless you count kublai khan as china rather than a mongol occupation. china hasn't yet made the switch to conducting military operations abroad to copy and replace the american world empire, but it is clear that they are preparing for it, and china's already credible military options to threaten is in itself also a form of power projection.
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  13382.  @forickgrimaldus8301  why are you repeating to me what I said to you?
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  13383. yeah maybe don't respect the army as a political force, that's bad.
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  13384. of course there were tourists. herat is one of afghanistan's biggest cities (second or third, I think), you could fly into there, and taliban and ISIS and such largely did not operate in the big cities. gurding the cities was the main thing the NATO occupation did, and what they should have continued to do.
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  13385.  @rickmartin4886  the quran was written 1400 years or so before the state of israel existed. and I give zero s°°°s about the quran.
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  13386.  @rickmartin4886  setting exact limits would be difficult, but the principle is simple and the difference is so stark that it's a very easy case: if your ancestors have lived in one place for 10 or 20 or more generations, you are indigenous, the land belongs to your people. pale°°inians have lived in pales°°ne for that long, and something like 95% of the ancestors of j°°ish isr°°lis have lived away from that land for that long. you do not get to reserve a spot for a thousand years, the statute of limitations has passed. pales°°nians do not owe j°°s land, only several european, ar°b and m°slim states do. at best, the rightful land claims of is°°el encompass the 6% of the territory of the british mandate that was owned by j°°s in accordance with british occ°pati°n law in 1947.
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  13387.  @rickmartin4886  that's not a thing. there are no thousand year dibs. not even for people claiming to hold their extremely awesome collective imaginary friend's magic favour.
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  13388. this is the worst space reporting that I have accidentally exposed myself to in a long time. absolutely ridiculous.
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  13389. what's that? run for president?
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  13390.  @tastypymp1287  what
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  13391.  @tastypymp1287  clearly I speak better english than you.
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  13392.  @tentaklaus9382  you do that for what? what political events are public sector employees required to attend?
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  13393.  @sondoobie1987  did you mean "twink"? I have to know.
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  13394. well, the way it's supposed to work is that the emergency call operator asks you the right questions. but it does seem like some of those are not very good at their jobs.
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  13395. this is the result of merle coat pattern breeding. merle dogs are very popular, but they have very seriously increased incidence of hearing and vision problems, and this is especially pronounced when greedy breeders try to produce the maximum number of merle puppies by breeding two merle dogs together. basically they calculate that if merle dogs are significantly more popular, they can make more money if all the puppies are merle with 1-3/10 being disabled and unsellable. this dog in the video is the result of that, referred to as a double merle. I agree that merle dogs are pretty, but please do not buy them, only adopt them, to not support their breeding! same as other breeds bred to suffer unreasonably just for particular looks, such as pugs and bulldogs (reduced ability to breathe and pant adequately), shar peis (skin problems from unhygienic skin folds, eyelashes rubbing on eyeballs) and king charles cavallier spaniels (insufficient skull dimensions cause brain damage). really, you shouldn't buy dogs at all as long as there are other dogs being euthanized because there are too many that would make perfectly good pets and all you want is a pet. but merle dogs are among those you especially should not buy.
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  13396. afghaniatan was biden's doing. trump's planning, biden's doing. two america first presidents.
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  13397. ??????
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  13398. I see what you did there
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  13399. über allen
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  13400.  @sir_geiz625  hier wurden, teils auch vom spiegel-sprecher, diverse is°°°lische propagandalügen verbreitet. die "kritik" ist nur zum aufbau einer wahrgenommenen glaubwürdigkeit da, um dann lügen zu bringen wie dass das offizielle ziel der "h°°°s-te°°oristen" der tod aller j°den sei. das hat mit der realität ungefähr so viel zu tun wie wenn man den grünen vorwerfen würde, das erklärte hauptziel der partei sei die todesstrafe für jeden menschen, der einmal fleisch isst.
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  13401. there actually is a different natural stone that's a superior replacement for diamond because it has a higher refractive index and is thus more sparkly. it's nowhere near as expensive, but of course not as hard. it's called moissanite. no clue how it's mined.
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  13402. zu wenig zu spät ist doch schon mindestens seit ende der ersten welle generell die deutsche coronapolitik gewesen. fiel nur nicht so auf, weil die meisten anderen länder noch schlechter waren. das dämlichste war bisher immer noch dieser halbgare drei-viertel-lockdown durch den ganzen letzten winter, der gerade streng genug war um ganz deutschland total anzupissen und eine riesige wutbürger-bewegung gegen coronamaßnahmen zu schaffen ("alles dicht machen", demos mit zigtausenden...), und gerade lasch genug um über ~4 monate die inzidenz auf hohem niveau zu halten und die meisten der 100.000 deutschen coronatoten zu produzieren. wenn der staat damals die bürger nicht so genervt hätte, gäb es heute wahrscheinlich 30% weniger ungeimpfte, weil die gar nicht wüssten, was telegram ist. gegen diese idiotie ist die aktuelle lage noch nicht so katastrophal, auch wenn sie das mit dem neuen infektionsschutzgesetz und dem geplanten ende der epidemischen lage wahrscheinlich in den nächsten wochen und monaten werden wird. naja, mir persönlich war klar, dass weihnachten wieder nichts wird. ich bin sogar etwas positiv überrascht, dass wir noch keine wesentlich schlimmere variante als delta haben, denn damit hab ich eigentlich vor jahresende gerechnet. vorzugsweise eine, die besonders gut harmlos durch geimpfte verteilt wird, und ungeimpfte so richtig zerfickt. komm lass knacken corona, 10% lethalität für ungeimpfte! ;)
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  13403. schön wärs
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  13404. learn something about whitewashing dog abuse?
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  13405. she does have a very nice face. 👀
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  13406. lol this woman's wailing would make a pretty great ringtone. possibly combined with conan the barbarian.
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  13407. man sollte auch erwähnen, dass china zwar eine hohe impfquote hat, aber mit in den meisten fällen vergleichsweise sehr schwachen impfstoffen, die gegen omikron wohl fast nichts tun. durch die kombination der schwachen impfungen und der fast nicht vorhandenen natürlichen immunität durch infektionen ist die generelle immunität der chinesischen bevölkerung gegen omikron eine der niedrigsten oder sogar die niedrigste der welt. es gibt zwar ein paar staaten, die auch sehr wenig corona hatten, aber die verwenden im allgemeinen alle bessere impfstoffe als china. länder mit wenig impfungen haben im allgemeinen mitlerweile mehr immunität als china durch durchseuchung (z.B. viele aftikanische länder). deshalb ist anzunehmen, dass zur zeit eine omikroninfektion für den durchschnittlichen chinesen tatsächlich gefährlicher wäre als für durchschnittsbürger der meisten anderen länder.
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  13408. wtf is a deaf school that prohibits sign language?
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  13409. spiegel ist auch weder axel springer noch ÖRR.
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  13410. well, you're buying very expensive ones then. cheap roses from supermarkets cost a tenth of that or less.
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  13411.  @dasbubba841  I know russia expected a quick collapse of ukrainian resistance, that's why I specified in my original post that such an invasion of western ukraine would have been conducted in expectation of prolonged competent ukrainian resistance. no, I don't think that russian troops near poland would have caused a significant NATO intervention risk. russia and belarus already have a lot of troops on their polish borders anyways, and it would have still been very clear that an invasion of poland was unlikely.
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  13412. Aus dem Nirgendwo Film ist es nicht eher der gesamte rest des personals, abgesehen von den lokführern, die ausgebeutet werden?
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  13413. sssssenk not even gonna try the last name xD
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  13414. ...because i°°°°° is strong and evil.
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  13415. Kiya Alex my bed isn't fancy, I'm poor. xD I haven't seen a single piece of positive reporting about the TPLF. nobody likes them, nobody supports them, you're just falling for ethiopian government propaganda that claims that there is a huge conspiracy. the UAE are heavily supporting the ethiopian government with drone strikes, do you think the UAE are opposing what the west wants? the UAE military are an extension of the US military with plausible deniability. what people are criticizing is that the ethiopian government has decided to wage war against all tigrayans, thereby forcing all tigrayans to consider joining the TPLF to fight back. people have expectations of ethical behaviour from the ethiopian government BECAUSE it is the side of the conflict that everybody favors. the TPLF are a militaristic formerly marxist-leninist anti-democratic ethnic nationalist group, they in no way fit the bill of an organization that westerners may want to support. if anything, they should be getting along with russia and china, and china has shown support for the government, and I don't know what russia's position is, but if russia did support the TPLF I would expect to see some discussion from russian media about them not actually being bad, and I've seen none of it. NOBODY likes the TPLF, you are deluded by war propaganda! the only atates that can plausibly be assumed to support the TPLF are egypt and sudan based on the nile water dispute, and on the nile water dispute, the west is generally on ethiopia's side also.
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  13416. Kiya Alex I know that the TPLF governed ethiopia for almost 20 years from the early 90s and oppressed all the other ethnicities. that's why NOBODY LIKES THEM. "I don't believe that there are any good tigrayans" - you people are so bad at messaging, why do you keep sounding so genocidal when you're trying to defend yourselves against accusations that you are waging war on all tigrayans, most of whom are civilians? you are SO BAD at this! the way your internal government hate propaganda seeps out to the rest of the world through online posts like yours is extremely revealing. you sound like the radio told you to cut the tall trees.
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  13417. Hawk Eyes the TPLF didn't massacre 6000 soldiers in their sleep at the beginning of the war. they captured several military bases with the collusion of tigrayan officers, in which some dozens of fighters were killed on either side (none in their sleep), and allegedly later executed "hundreds" in captivity, according to the government. the captives were treated badly, but most were handed over to the government a few werks later. the government had been moving forces into and around tigray before the TPLF attacks as if they themselves were preparing for a first strike, and the behaviour of the ethiopian government in the war since has done a lot of work to justify the TPLF's claims that the government was going to initiate use of military force if the TPLF didn't.
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  13418. Kiya Alex I'm not talking about your english, your english is very good. I'm talking about your expressions of hatred and aggression that show how you're influenced by war propaganda.
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  13419. Kiya Alex don't you see how the fact that most tigrayans seem to support the TPLF is caused by the central government and its supporters treating all tigrayans as enemies? I don't know who started and who escalated what, but right now, you're really not giving them much of a choice! if you don't give tigrayans the option to live peacefully and be treated fairly as ethiopians, then the only possible outcomes are: 1. you defeat and kill them all 2. you defeat and oppress them 3. they defeat you almost everything I see from ethiopian government supporters is the rhetoric of total war. you can not claim that it's all the other side's fault when you're choosing total war. tigrayans are humans, most of them are civilians, they want their children to be safe and don't want to hurt anybody. it is very important that you recognize a positive solution for them as a high priority. defeating the TPLF and keeping the people on your side safe are not the only things that matter.
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  13420. Kiya Alex do you deny that most tigrayans are civillians?
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  13421. Hawk Eyes you suck at this and you're boring.
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  13422. time, keep it warm, maybe poke a hole in it.
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  13423. everyone taking first aid courses is probably not going to happen, but I think a reasonable demand would be that all parents should learn child-specific first aid. my mom works with kids and has to do I think yearly first aid training for it, that also makes a lot of sense. for parents it makes sense both to keep their own kids safe, and because they're relatively likely to be around other kids, too.
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  13424. I feel like it has to be a bad idea to put all the force pushing against the bolt on one point set off to one side of the bolt axis like that. and the sliding surfaces would DEFINITELY wear badly and cause the bolt to not close fully anymore. the amount of friction would also change with the wear. and making a gun rain brass from 30 feet above is hilarious.
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  13425. of course not, the US would never act against its own interest just because a particular c°l°nial state in west asia threatens to throw a tantrum.
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  13426. to be fair, china does much worse than this. but this bill is completely insane for a western democracy, it's the clearest reason for a general strike that I have seen in a long time!
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  13427. I wonder if ana leaving the left is going to result in somebody finally getting it through to her to work on how shrill her voice is. almost all of the time, she is speaking at an unnaturally high pitch, audibly straining her vocal chords. it's part of the rather lame TYT cliche of yelling to show that you care about things (and ana especially does it when she gets flustered), but ana fails to realise how pointlessly difficult to listen to she in particular becomes by doing it this way. it's equivalent to scratching a chalkboard while talking because you want to be heard. ana does the opposite of elizabeth holmes.
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  13428.  @jasonbone5121  who are you?
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  13429.  @jasonbone5121  I used to be subscribed to TYT for 6-8 years before I got too disgusted by their afghanistan handover coverage. now I have resubscribed to cringe at their ukraine war coverage that everybody else is equally disgusted by as somehow only I was by their afghanistan coverage.
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  13430. ComradeKenobi you're confused, it's always the austrians.
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  13431. Stephen Jenkins the taliban were a particularly islamist one of many mujahideen groups. they were supported by the US less than some other groups and mostly indirectly through pakistan's ISI. after the russians left, afghanistan devolved into an armed group free for all and the taliban defeated the national government and all the other mujahideen groups, who ended up either disbanding or joining the taliban. a large percentage of mujahideen eventually became taliban.
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  13432. well that's idiotic
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  13433. I would guess copper or clay
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  13434. that looks like it belongs on the end of a garden hose.
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  13435.  @CassieAngelica  hi :D really? you predict that people will educate themselves? that seems rather esoteric... I think if anything, perhaps there could finally be a tipping point in the global development of the absurdly rich getting richer (increasing their share of wealth) past which poor people would finally develop an adequate amount of antipathy. but I don't expect it to be a very intellectual endeavour. more like what's going on in france, with plenty of opportunities for fascists to benefit.
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  13436.  @mutkaluikkunen3926  my point
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  13437. Samson Soturian because english spelling is chaotic and nonsensical. you can't actually decide a definitive english spelling for a word based on how it sounds, or a definitive english pronounciation for a word based on how it's spelled. english has many different spellings for one sound and many different sounds for one spelling. and of course english has sounds that ukrainian doesn't have and ukrainian has sounds that english doesn't have - most obviously ukrainian has a normal 'r' instead of that english pseudovowel shit, and they have that thing that's spelled as 'kh' in english, which to be clear is very much not the same as 'k'.
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  13438. ​ @KnüppelPolitur  dann halt maskiert als "stammrein"
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  13439. 😂
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  13440. war on terror: put war on top of terrorism
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  13441. Make Russia Armenia Again
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  13442. he probably also deserves a reward for bringing attention to this sort of child abduction in china, because it is (I think mostly has been) a shockingly frequent crime. at the very least, he must have caused a lot of parents that he met on his journey to guard their young children more closely. I'm pretty sure this kidnapping is the sort of thing chinese media used to not report on because it wasn't supposed to exist in the communist party's great society.
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  13443. saying as a 70 year old man that a 30 year old woman is past her prime - classy.
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  13444. *77, 34
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  13445. 0-100 degrees fahrenheit don't correlate well to tolerant ambient temperatures. close to 0 degrees is very fucking cold. I expect better from you that defending the goddamn fahrenheit scale!
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  13446. bingheeng with bhavesh
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  13447. 2:26 look at those soft puppy beans! :O
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  13448. making soldiers buy their basic supplies themselves is absurd, those things OBVIOUSLY ought to be bought in bulk, both for price reasons and because of quality control and standardization.
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  13449.  @billybatts8283  russia tried to do exactly that and failed.
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  13450. waaa-waaaahh 😭
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  13451. where is this? singapore? the apparent legality of beating children in the 21st century is disturbing.
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  13452. what they needed was for our NATO troops to stay until a functioning state was built - which should of course have been worked on very differently from the start, primarily weeding out corruption and incompetence. nobody can claim that 20 years and the money we spent in afghanistan wouldn't have been enough to build a democratic state with broad support. we abandoned these people because we don't care about them. we made the choice that staying wasn't worth it FOR US, they did not factor into the calculation. leaving hasn't got sh*t to do with whether we should have invaded in the first place. I feel ashamed for the dishonorable behaviour of my government, mindlessly and cowardly following the americans. shame on us for abandoning these people while whining about our money and a few thousand dead western soldiers who volunteered and were paid well, whereas the hundreds of thousands of dead or displaced afghan civilians did not choose to live in a war zone and received nothing for it. we could hardly make it clearer that these people's lives mean nothing to us.
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  13453. is it just me or does rubio mumble?
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  13454. that's some very good quiet and respectful communication for scared dogs at the beginning of the video!
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  13455. no white mississippicop hasever been held criminally responsible for acts against a black person????? whaaaaaaaaaaattt 0_O
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  13456. thanks for more evidence that AJE has become arab RT. it's hard to believe this clown show used to be my favourite news source.
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  13457.  @TheAArmstrong  and where was this?
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  13458.  @TheAArmstrong  well, location dictates jurisdiction. ;) "I don't speak to my daughters anymore" - gee, I wonder why
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  13459.  @TheAArmstrong  alright, I've come full circle now to assessing that you must be trolling. wasn't easy since this comment section is full of other fashies advocating ra** culture. but you just drop troll prompts a little bit too frequently.
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  13460. sovereign wealth fund? xD
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  13461. I hope for their sake that they don't look cute.
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  13462. Brimstone & Fire I for one would not side with hitler.
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  13463. yes, and one regulation aspect to get creative with is that different drugs should have different age limits. I would certainly set aome over 20, possibly up to 25, and would consider setting others as low as 16, which is the age limit for <15% alcohol here in germany. for example, I would like 16+ legal cannabis below a particular THC content limit, and set the more potent atuff at 20 or so.
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  13464. still calling russian billionaires oligarchs is really just xenophobia. they haven't been oligarchs since the early years of putin, they don't have more control over the government than billionaires in most other countries.
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  13465. werner! die russen kommen!
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  13466. what do you mean, it's illegal? wild capture is illegal in many places, and some places ban import of non-native species for fear of invasive species, but I think bans on captive-bred amphibians are rare.
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  13467.  @jurgnobs1308  I know you can inherit debt, but this is not exactly debt, it's a subscription with an obligation of future payments for future services. I don't think you normally inherit any rental contracts - I think there can be special renter's protections enabling the inheritance of a rental contract for the home you're already living in, but that's the exception rather than the rule, and you definitely would not automatically inherit a dead person's rental contract for a home you're not living in, or a car or whatever. you can inherit a mortgage, but a mortgage is a delayed payment for a thing already received, and you inherit the thing and the value of the payments already made by the deceased. and you can definitely get out of mortgage contracts, though I don't know whether you can get a good portion of the money already paid returned to you. inheriting a timeshare is just inheriting an obligation to buy stuff in the future, it makes no sense. I suppose the timeshare people would say that the reservation is the thing of value you inherit, but that's quite transparently BS, its value is negligible relative to the payment obligation.
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  13468. that probably also is a viable option,but the issues are mostly the large storage volume, difficulty of containment, and explosion risk in case of leaks. hydrogen has an extraordinarily large range of mixing ratios with air within which the mix is explosive, and because H2 molecules are so extremely tiny, pressurized hydrogen much moreeasily escapes through the smallest gaps and through some solid materials, so hydrogen is much more difficult to contain than methane and such and much more likely to explode if it does leak (and likely to explode more forcefully, as the ignition propagates very fast).
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  13469.  @alterperversersackkk  wollte ich dir eigentlich auch gern bestätigen, aber ich glaub dann darf ich wieder einen tag nicht kommentieren. xD
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  13470. atnfn a defense treaty with the US would fulfill the same purpose, and not joining NATO isn't really an option anymore.
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  13471. John Smith as far as I've heard, finland and sweden are ideal potential NATO members since they spend easily enough on their militaries and keep them in very good shape. the war in ukraine is showing that a proxy war in a non-NATO country isn't a good situation for NATO. effective deterrence would have been better. if ukraine had been a NATO member since 2008 or so, then we wouldn't have or have had a war between NATO and russia now, we would have NO war and ukraine would be intact.
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  13472. John Smith you have got to be joking. how is feeding russia finland better than preventing a war up there? finland and sweden are OBVIOUSLY much better NATO candidates than the baltic states. NATO finland and sweden would be highly defensible and unattractive targets, whereas the baltic states are like dangling bait on a string with the commitment that all of NATO goes to war if the bait is taken. in fact, finland and sweden would help to not make the baltic states situation so precarious.
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  13473. russia's population is 3.6 times as large as ukraine's. ukraine has been running out of its best people faster than russia. russia is unlikely to be able to call up a similarly high percentage of its population, and the big european cities are somewhat off limits, but there is no indication that russia is running out of any kind of recruit, as there is with ukraine. russian prisoners dying in ukraine is something the russian government wants, what they don't want and can't allow in large numbers is for the convicts to actually make it back to russia as free men but now with particularly horrible war experience. it's been a long time since russia had its last conscription drive big enough for people to take issue, and apparently they still get good numbers of volunteers from russia's poorest regions where fighting in ukraine now pays more than working as a doctor (at least officially, before the superiors steal from you). meanwhile ukraine has essentially run out of volunteers and is now heavily relying on conscription, which impacts both public and military morale badly. animosity has grown towards draft dodgers as many soldiers already wounded, even amputated, return to the front and their families can't convince them that it's someone else's turn because there aren't enough of those. ukraine also is certainly demoralised substantially now due to the failure of the prematurely celebrated spring summer counteroffensive. to us, it's looked mostly like nothing happening, but to ukrainians, it's been soldiers dying like mayflies for no gain. and now they're about to face russia's second winter of destroying energy infrastructure, for which russia has been saving up lots of missiles. speaking of, it's worth noting that arms production is very difficult for ukraine to do and not get it blown up, and the west has damn near refused to increase production volumes (with some exceptions in weapon systems, they remain closer to peacetime levels than to the expanded production potential that many facilities are contracted to plan and prepare for in case a war makes demand skyrocket). but russia is running a proper war economy and seemingly outproducing the west in some respects, which is farcical considering that russia's peacetime GDP was a third of the size of california's, and ukraine is supposed to have the US, EU, britain, canada and more fully backing it. but that backing is a f°°king trickle, while ukrainian troops die at an unsustainable rate.
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  13474.  @Mr.Clownensky  who is "poland" specifically?
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  13475.  @Mr.Clownensky  yes, a country can't talk.
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  13476.  @cdes68  nobody has ever thought that things were going well in russia, and no.
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  13477. there are lots of variously poisonous insects. in fact I'm pretty sure that a bigger percentage of insects than of spiders is poisonous to eat, since many of them do it by accumulating poison from poisonous plants they feed on and eat a lot of, whereas most spiders prey on mostly or exclusively nontoxic insects. obviously not eating fangs is going to be safer, though the venom glands can extend a good bit back behind the middle of the thorax. no venom in the abdomen. really if you're going to be eating strange critters, this video here failed to mention the most obvious general rule: don't eat any animal with aposomatic colours, with bright red or yellow or the like, normally with dark contrasts. some are nontoxic mimics, some warn of venom (injectable) rather than poison (ingestable usually after the individual animal's death), but in general aposomatically coloured invertebrates don't make good food.
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  13478. coughtalibancough
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  13479. S-300 missiles of the types that have the part identified in the wreckage carry either 100kg or 133kg warheads. that IS a large amount. for comparison, a typical general purpose 155mm howitzer shell containts 7kg of explosives.
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  13480. asking the real questions!
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  13481. israel hat ein recht auf menschliche schutzschilde!
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  13482.  @anasmostafa9894  there weren't multiple revolutions in egypt. there was a revolution and a counterrevolutionary coup that returned the country to a worse incarnation of the original military dictatorship.
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  13483.  @anasmostafa9894  a coup is not a revolution. just how ignorant are you to be capable of confusing the two?
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  13484.  @salmonline  the only thing they said was that she calls out ukrainian government corruption, with no specifics.
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  13485.  @brandonsmith9098  you too, brandon
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  13486.  @brandonsmith9098  ok brandon
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  13487.  @salmonline  what? why would I have a news network?
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  13488.  @brandonsmith9098  you're welcome, handsy uncle joe
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  13489. 🤡
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  13490. wer? soweit ich weiß ist nur shoigu beliebt, und der scheint ein ziemlich ambitionsloser bürokrat zu sein. ich denke ohne putin wäre definitiv besser, aber wenn sein ableben nach westlichem attentat aussähe, würde das wahrscheinlich schlecht enden, weil sehr viele russen rache verlangen würden.
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  13491. why would ukraine not be able to sustain losing 50-100 soldiers for long? you have no idea how many people used to die in wars, do you? WW1 went on for five years with the casualty numbers for pretty much every month being in the tens to hundreds of thousands! wars used to kill so many soldiers that they brought about societal changes (like women entering employment and higher education) by causing stark disparities in the numbers of men and women. ukraine had 40 million citizens before the war and have probably lost something like 20.000 soldiers and civilians, not counting those who fled the country or are in russia or russian-controlled territory now, which are far more (something like 6 million have fled to western-aligned countries alone). the number of dead ukrainian soldiers really is not the big problem for ukraine, it's the destruction of infrastructure and economy and the loss of territory and residents.
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  13492. und scholz wird bundespräsident, angeblich mögen den ja manche leute.
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  13493. I'm sure you do have it in australia
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  13494. nader elshamy prove you're not a rap!st well now we're superior because we're damn near the only ones ackowledging our genocide (well at least the one, but it's not like y'all know about the other one, so we're good). willy brandt's kneeling in warsaw was some s tier germaning.
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  13495. dear ukraine, please quit it with the war crimes, the "but khamas" exemption only applies to i-country.
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  13496.  @thadayu5639  I don't think there has been any leak confirming the collaboration from the inside, but the observations of ISIS and syrian government forces not attacking one another for about the first year of ISIS' conquest are very clear. there even are allegations of the syrian air force conducting air strikes diectly in support of ISIS offensives.
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  13497. I see you want a civil war. maybe you should join the right, you'll get along with the boogs and the threeps.
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  13498. lutz ist am arsch! in staaten wie nordkorea oder rotberlin sind die ausländerhotelzimmeralle verwanzt!
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  13499. western media every day now: "i-country/US conduct air strikes on countries x, y, and z, raising fears of escalation and regional expansion of the war" and by escalation of course they mean an enemy response that inflicts even a tenth of the damage they've suffered back on i-country or even on one of america's many military bases, including those constituting illegal occupation and acts of war in syria.
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  13500. huh? it's time to leave afghanistan, it's only going downhill from here. everything is worse now.
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  13501. yes, cut the police's crime funding!
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  13502. no, ashraf ghani said that less than 8 hours before leaving the country. he recorded the statement late in the evening, by the morning he was gone, and at the end of that day the taliban occupied kabul. xD
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  13503. "any man who must say 'I am the king' is no true king" - tywin lannister
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  13504.  @steveparker8065  I don't think that any of those countries use desalinated seawater for agriculture.
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  13505.  @steveparker8065  desalination is economically viable for household water, not for agriculture.
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  13506.  @steveparker8065  that's not how any of that works,and thanks for demonstrating your cluelessness by claiming that brackish water can be used for agriculture and that plants turn NaCl into nutrients. they do not, go ask the iraqis why they can't grow shit in their country since sumeria!
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  13507.  @steveparker8065  right, iraq hasn't been sumeria in thousands of years, but iraq's soil near the rivers still won't grow crops because the sumerians irrigated with unusually salty river water in a region with too little rainfall for too long and it salted the earth, and in thousands of years, that salt has in fact not been turned into nutrients by plants because plants can't do that.
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  13508.  @tabularasa7775  well I didn't come up with it. official bodies like the UN often announce severely undercounted numbers. for example, the current UN civilian death count in the ukraine war is 9500.
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  13509. nice centrist compromise on genocide meme
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  13510. this is what REAL political correctness is - when politics dictate facts. claiming that there is a war in ukraine is politically false in russia.
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  13511. better question: WHY are they made?
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  13512. trained strictly? did your father punish you severely?
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  13513. the vast majority of comment deletions are actually done by youtube's universal comment filter that's been mad for the past 1.5-2 years. basically if you post a comment, and when you refresh the page it's already gone, that's youtube's fault. youtubers can add banned words on their videos' comment sections, but that's not used very much. youtube's filter seems to take various things into consideration including of course bad words (not just slurs but also technical terminology for controversial things), but also belligerence and even apparently mere disagreement. I was once able to make a comment reply postable by merely deleting the "no, " at the beginning. even entirely civil arguments are very difficult to conduct now. one thing that's important to note is that the system seems to work like it's adding points for undesirable words and phrases in such a way that longer posts are much more likely to be blocked because they are more likely to receive too many points. I always copy my comments before posting and check if they're posted by refreshing now, and if they're not, I paste and edit. the level of banality of the words or sentences that turn out to be critical is insane.
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  13514. nah, from lower down the velocity would still be lower, so injuries would be less. the main thing in this video is that the cat landed on a green lawn strip. cats would commonly survive that jump on concrete, but with some injuries (mostly leg bones, joints, tendons, muschles...). on a soft lawn, I'd say that's a pretty safe jump for a cat.
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  13515. the james webb telescope is paid for. they sank like 20 billion into it, you think now they don't have a couple million left to fund the remote operation of it?
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  13516. I wonder how she feels about what happened. I'm sure she understood at the time that she accidentally hurt him really badly. I think there's a pretty big chance that she understood that that was why he then couldn't walk for a long time, and she might still remember it that way. I wonder how her behaviour changed, if she tried to apologize or make up for it somehow.
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  13517. destin duhn I always use punctuation, because it's important. I only skip capitalization.
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  13518. destin duhn what you could call out is that my post is missing a verb.
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  13519. yyeah this video seems as if somebody put in extra work for free to make it pretty.
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  13520. 1:06:17 huh? west germany definitely did not have an ambassador in bonn, its own capital.
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  13521.  @frontenac5083  that is in fact what the map says.
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  13522. I clicked on this video to get my fill of huxter technobabble. was not disappointed.
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  13523.  In the Village  lol I love that
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  13524.  @oleggorky906  they still flare A LOT of gas in nigeria. I saw a recent news piece about it this year (where local people were using a huge ground level gas flare to dry food products around it xD). in nigeria, it seems like irresponsible and lazy exploitation of fossil fuels, where they're drilling for oil and bringing up commercially viable amounts of gas with it, but just can't be bothered to deal with the gas and don't care about the fact that they're losing part of the total local fossil fuel wealth simply because there's still a lot of oil in the ground,and all the people in power just care about making money for the next couple of years, not about preserving national resources or even the climate in decades to come.
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  13525.  @server1ok  I'm pretty sure that most of russia's gas is coming from exclusively or primarily gas-producing deposits, it's not a byproduct of oil drilling.
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  13526.  @server1ok  maybe, but russia gets most of its gas from primarily gas-producing fields, and they can easily cover their oil needs from other primarily oil-producing fields, because they have plenty of those and the infrastructure set up there, too.
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  13527.  NATOOUT  well at least you recognise it - I have gotten dozens of comments from idiots who were mad at me because they thought I was "for putin" xD what is NATO supposed to get out of?
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  13528. why did they put the bipod so far back on a rifle that was specifically designed as a sniper rifle, not a deaignated marksman's rifle, with a barrel too light to remain accurate with sustained firing? this is hardly a rifle that you would want to trade in stability for more range of movement on!
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  13529.  @andrew_owens7680  that's not a core principle.
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  13530.  @andrew_owens7680  what?
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  13531. Lechiffresix six sure, that would be how to build a building wrong. to do it right, you'd add gravel to the cement and sand to makeactual concrete and then you would use rebar in the concrete to make the whole thing not be a sand castle.
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  13532. 1:28 antarctic researchers? for all we know, they were like that to begin with! xD
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  13533. essen
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  13534. you didn't finish the video, did you? police claimed in an earlier statement that there was no threat to the community. and "we can't guarantee that there is no threat" still is an understatement when you don't have a suspect for a massacre of four people. whoever did that knows that they're living on borrowed time. at this point, there is nothing keeping them from committing more ctimes, given that they almoat certainly expect to be caught for the murders and certainly would spend the rest of their life in prison if they are caught.
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  13535. big water, ocean water
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  13536. iraqis are protected from deportation, but afghans are not???
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  13537. how does no electricty mean fraud, and does the power grid normally have interruptions?
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  13538. german weapons HAVE made ot into ukraine, but it's only ever like a third of what's promised, and deliberately delayed. the social democrats are being absolutely disgusting, I never thought I could hate them more than the christian democrats.
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  13539. business as usual.
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  13540. Fikru Getachew I'm pretty sure things were even wilder during and shortly after the cold war.
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  13541. who is this big farmer?
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  13542. the left hates harris.
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  13543. she does advocate for fundamental change. she's basically a socialist, she just avoids saying it.
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  13544. Atheos B. Sapien I know, I'm a lefty. reality has a well known leftist bias. but still the american left have been blasting the wrongest takes on the afghanistan withdrawal outside of presumably the muslim world. you americans know even less about afghanistan than us europeans, even though that was totally your war!
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  13545. I think you shoulf have taken the comparison one step further: you compared ethanol to solar electricity, but electricity is normally not used similarly to ethanol. a more direct comparison would be solar power generated hydrogen vs. ethanol.
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  13546. isn't your mom a crime?
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  13547. Dark Dan do you support your mom?
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  13548. Timothah Molone I AM blaming white people! what do you want from me?! xD
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  13549. I for one draw the line at hunting civilians as hostages and lynching captives. the paraglider thing is dope though, hamas has paratroopers now without having airplanes xD
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  13550. not really, it's not for collective expression of concern. xD
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  13551.  @thethinkingman-  how so? israel is perfectly capable of committing genocide on its own, and anything it claims to need it's getting from joe biden by presidential decree. I don't see anything there keeping any other NATO state busy. western media are extremely busy spinning crimes against humanity, but that's not a NATO operation.
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  13552. zuckerschmecken soll eine toleranzsache sein - je süßer man allgemein isst, desto weniger fällt zucker auf, und es braucht wesentlich mehr zucker, bevor man etwas zu süß findet. die amis halten eine noch höhere zuckertoleranz als wir deutschen, die haben bei diversen produkten zuckerigere rezepturen (coca cola, schokoladen etc). und selbst ich als vielzuckeresser würde aus erfahrung jedem deutschen empfehlen, falls er mal brownies, cookies und dergleichen nach amerikanischem rezept backt, die zuckermenge 30-60% zu reduzieren. 70% der vorgabe ist meiner erfahrung nach noch praktisch garantiert zu süß, mehr braucht man auf keinen fall. damit es nur noch moderat süß ist, müsste man tendenziell sogar eher richtung 25-35% gehen.
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  13553.  @joergf6  ich denke das funktioniert eher so herum: die nehmen mehr zucker und zum ausgleich buttersäure, damit sie durch weniger kakao geld sparen. ich habs nie probiert, aber angeblich ist auch in amerikanischem lakritz meist das süßholz ganz oder zum teil durch billigeren (und relativ bitteren) anis ersetzt, mit dem erfolg, dass amerikaner weitgehend lakritz für ekelig halten. xD selbst bei den amis berüchtigt für hohen zuckergehalt ist südstaaten-eistee, das klingt schon ziemlich gruselig. laut wikipedia nicht selten doppelt so süß wie coca cola, mit 22% der gesamtmasse...
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  13554. ​​ @kylel6860 what about a scott? sounds like an english name to me. I mean it clearly is an english name, it says scot in english. wtf do you think that name is? xD
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  13555. Nein deutsche staatsbürger sind nur <100 in afghanistan, falls die alle schon in kabul sind wird das gehen. die bundeswehrhelfer (und anderer NATO-unterstützer) andererseits haben die arschkarte des jahres. die haben sich meist schon vor jahren auf umsiedelung beworben, und öffentlich haben unsere staaten andauernd behauptet, man würde den leuten und ihren familien helfen, aber tatsächlich haben die die wahrscheinlich langsamste bürokratie der welt zu spüren bekommen. die bundeswehr hat ohne scheiß mit promotetem youtubevideo dokumentiert einen mehrere tonnen schweren FELSEN, der den gefallenen deutschen soldaten gewidmet ist, aus afghanistan ausgeflogen, weil es für einen STEIN unter den taliban zu gefährlich wird, und dann sind sämtliche bundeswehrtruppen abgezogen und haben die mehrheit der umsiedlungsbewerber ungeklärt zurückgelassen. wir haben echt viele varianten gefunden, um zu demonstrieren, wie egal uns afghanen sind.
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  13556. 🇮🇱📢
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  13557. uhm what killed that thumbnail rhino? also I'm suddenly wondering how much the chinese pay for woolly rhino horn 🤔
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  13558. ​ @rotterdam2253  isn't it weird how zionists think they're making an argument for the natives having no claim to the land just by claiming that the palestinian identity is not very old, and those are just arabs like other arabs? these people have lived in that region for tens of generations, why would it matter if they had a name for themselves?
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  13559. wow, that is extremely oldschool, way older than your grandfather. it used to be normal before the industrial revolution, when steel (or probably mostly wrought iron for nails, I guess) was more expensive, and nails were relatively handmade or even individually forged. do you recall whether those nails all look roughly modern, with a round shaft and head? forged nails would have four edges along the length of the shaft, but I would guess that those were never common in america. between those and today's machine-stamped wire nails, I hear cut nails made from sheet metal with a flat shaft were more common and often superior by avoiding wood splitting when aligned with the grain.
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  13560.  @BeardedDragonMan1997  that's the origin story of the man-eating leopards of rudraprayag and panar for example
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  13561. west bank palestinian militants generally use beat-up M16 and M4 variants, often with optics, that typically have gotten into their hands out of israeli military stocks either through rampant corruption or through a covert program of deliberately arming them. the US has also supplied the palestinian authority callaboration forces with american guns in the past, nd some portion of those willchave leaked out. nowadays, there may or may not also be a lot of afghan AR-15 type rifles there. meanwhile in gaza, due to the blockade, practically every rifle is an AK-47. neither territory is going to have NATO weapons of those less common and more expensive types sold in a gun store to palestinians, those would only be available to israelis (in reality, you also hardly see settlers with anything more exotic than an AR). that video shows either a gun store for israelis or an airsoft store.
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  13562. air pollution primarily from vehicles kills 500,000 people per year in europe alone. you're not entitled to kill people.
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  13563. Anirudh Nagineni great job replying to my post without reading it. I said nothing about climate change, I'm talking about local air pollution in cities. of course governments have authority to ban stuff even if you like the stuff, are you kidding?
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  13564. nobody was allowed to leave gaza, and all of gaza is being bombed and deprived of all supplies.
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  13565. lanz ist da noch nicht einmal auf piers-morgan-niveau (der am lisbsten den fasc°°stoid-psychopatischen rassenideologen douglas murray platformt), da ist wirklich noch kein lob angebracht.
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  13566. very cute. now put the dog on a diet please
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  13567.  @nihil5182  wow you're dense
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  13568. 1:41 he thought there would be some, too
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  13569. so like the 1940s?
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  13570. so.... singapore next?? but I suppose that the lesson that a dicatorship/autocracy would take from this is that the KMT's plan failed, and should not be repeated.
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  13571. looks like the film team were needed because all the other bystanders were totally uselesss and they were the only ones able to coordinate help because they work together. though to be fair to the bystanders, this was not a situation in which it was entirely clear that lifting the car off was the right thing to do. I don't think it really applies, but one may hesitate based on the general advice that objects stuck in people (like knives) should not be pulled out without medical personnell present (usually only in a hospital), because they may be plugging up blood vessels and preventing deadly blood loss. my personal guess however would be that when somebody is under a car, it's unlikely that the car is plugging any bleeds, and more likely that it's dangerously impeding breathing and causing the person to panic to a potentially life-threatening degree, so it's probably good to get the car off quickly and then try to compress any bleeding wounds.
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  13572. dude, that is nowhere near the same thing. this is much closer to the vibe of a monster truck. a semi-truck is autilitarian goods transport vehicle, this here is a personal transportation car that's bigger than everybody else's. if americans were all buying pickup trucks because they wanted to transport goods, they would be buying vans (in any case where the goods are not particularly heavy and the roads are decent).
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  13573. resettling rural refugees in rural areas is a great idea. all the developed andeven many developing countries have problems with their native rural population moving to the cities. I think it could even make sense in countries that aren't so climatically similar to the refugees' countries of origin. australia may be particularly well-suited though due to its vast amount of more or less empty land that's not any less hospitable than areas in africa where lots of people live, while being much closer to important infrastructure. I just wonder what's going on with the aborigines in the meanwhile - do they have the same opportunities? they should get first dibs on a good life in the australian countryside, anywhere in australia. the australian state owes them that at least.
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  13574. why don't you write biden a letter to personally thank him for abandoning the afghan people for you and finally clarifying to them that their lives really don't matter to americans?
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  13575. top satzbau, alman
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  13576. how the heck did you find these???
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  13577. that's a pretty clumsy way to cut a feral cat's ear to show it's been desexed - I think the standard way is to cut off less, but make it a more obvious V shape at the tip. that's easier to tell apart from the ears juat being held asymmetrically.
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  13578. cannabis ist nicht legal.
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  13579. very ok boomer, but I agree that game streams are pretty lame. well, I've never actually watched one, I only know how bad letsplays are.
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  13580. the mother of pearl pieces on these old guns (apparently south sea pearl oyster, pinctada maxima) are huge! :O
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  13581. yeah, the US has the lowest covid vaccination rate of any rich western country that I'm aware of.
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  13582. it doesn't happen like in the video though. you don't get an overdose from being "too close" to fentanyl. skin contact could produce an effect with a gradual onset of at least 10 minutes. inhalation of fentanyl dust could knock you out very fast, but a cop is very unlikely to encounter highly potent fentanyl powder that can do that without requiring the inhalation of a dust cloud thick enough to see and choke on, because that's nothing like the product the end users use. both users and dealers handle all the normally available fentanyl products with no special precautions compared to other drugs, because they are all diluted to potency levels similar to other drugs. thehighly potent stuff is only likely to be encountered by customs officers becauae the highly potent small shipping volumes are the point of fentanyl as a black market drug. patrol officers deal with drug products, not with weapons-grade raw ingredients.
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  13583.  @DarkAngelEU  awful how backwards belgium is once you start investigating the law? coughmarcdutrouxcough
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  13584.  @kirkpatrick7475  that makes no sense, and is not an argument for banning it.
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  13585. if they wanted to poison the air you breathe, they would do it at ground level.
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  13586. @yhjo521 no, terrorist attacks practically never happen above ground level like that, unless there's a specific target
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  13587. that commentary from the ICRC guy at the end was pathetic. the ICRC was very actively complicit in the h°°°caust, too - years after the implementation of an extermination plan really already was public knowledge, they gave their seal of approval for the potemkin gh°tto of theresienstadt that was, with months of time to prepare for the scheduled ICRC inspection, constructed with all newly renovated and newly built buildings, new gardens, a fake currency and fake leisure program, and a replacement set of inmates to get rid of physical signs of starvation (the skinny ones were sent to auschw°°z because theresienstadt had no g°s ch°mb°r). even the n°z°-run german red cross produced far more accurate reports on theresienstadt and on the camp system than the ICRC.
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  13588. au weia... dabei ist die berichterstattung der ÖR doch in den letzten jahren deutlich verkrepelt, und der humor gleich mit.
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  13589. come on, this woman was never afraid of spiders! 0:30 she was misting and feeding the spider fruitwalks before there even were any babies.
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  13590. the talibanshowed russia that they can take ukraine. russia is showing china that they can take taiwan. in fact taiwan will receive significantly less assistance than ukraine.
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  13591. such a sweet and quiet dog!
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  13592. interesting tournament, huh
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  13593. I think even small helicopters are pretty likely to use jet engines. all the big ones do.
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  13594.  @rossgeography  many people get arrested before they get charged. the police arrest based on their own assessment that a charge is warranted.
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  13595.  @rossgeography  are you serious? do you not know that police routinely arrest people on suspicion of committing crimes before in any way contacting a judge about it? there is zero paperwork to file before an arrest at all!
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  13596. it actually is. handcuffs do not completely disable people. for example they can still bite, which is what she was trying to do immediately before the punch.
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  13597.  @GIN.356.A  average sinaboo reading comprehension
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  13598. I hear in iceland they still believe.
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  13599. Jonah Hekmatyar intentional release doesn't at all fit its emergence in wuhan.
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  13600. russia wasn't even mentioned lol but clearly YOU think that everything serbian is russia's fault, that's curious! ;)
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  13601.  @terrymullins9772  alright, I relistened to the video. at no point is the word "russia" used, nor is any reference made to anyone or anything russian.
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  13602. laser weapons in ukraine would also be great for the memes.
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  13603. tulsi already had a record of being a rightoid in politics and in private before she pretended to be a leftist and some including apparently emma believed her because she was broadcasting platitudes like a leftist... well, more of a centrist liberal really. her 2015 wedding was attended by the general secretary of the BJP, delivering congratulations and a gift from prime minister modi. she had publically met modi a year earlier on his visit to the US, and gifted him the copy of the hindu scripture bhagavad gita on which she had sworn her congressional oath of office. btw. modi had been banned from entering the US by congress a decade or so earlier, holding him responsible for instigating and aiding huge anti-muslim pogroms in his position as state governor - the ban became unenforcible when he became PM. speaking of toolsi, I wish american leftist pundits would finally look up what populism is, and discover that it's a communication strategy, not a policy platform.
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  13604.  @timmy-wj2hc  no it wasn't, because the donbas republics were fake states.
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  13605. both very clean countries where nobody rapes anybody
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  13606. what does that mean?
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  13607. at first glance, tgis channel looks like just aome content faem. but it's not what you think.
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  13608. YUP
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  13609. the "nobody is far right" talking point all you fas°ists have been using is so lame, please get new material!
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  13610.  @mistressfreezepeach  plus miley is clearly not any kind of anarchist, nor socially libertarian/liberal, he's socially conservative and intends to reban abortion for example. he's basically a neocon with extremely populist branding and conspiracy-theory-type nuttery.
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  13611. who is this CNN host? she seems like she's playing a CNN caricature!...
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  13612. multiple dogs, and it took them 15-20 minutes to notice him? worst guard dogs ever 0_O
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  13613. say what
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  13614.  @Krill_all_health_insuranceCEOs  they're explicitly justified as a pretext to enable cops to shoo away or arrest any commoner who hasn't done anything objectionable, but is believed to be up to no good.
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  13615.  @Muttinchopsforevermore  mutilating babies' genitals is wrong
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  13616. many species do this, even in much larger numbers than visible here. look up "starling murmuration". I'm guessing these were starlings, too.
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  13617. da muss wohl jemand entnazifiziert werden
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  13618. lol you americans sue over the darndest things.
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  13619. emus are somewhat dangerous, but they don't get as big as that.
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  13620. AfD gedanklich halbieren, und mit der hälfte zusammenarbeiten, oder so? dass die meisten bei der CDU, und vor allem vögel wie merz, von der AfD kaum zu unterscheiden sind, ist doch eingentlich allgemein bekannt und wird nur von CDU-politikern und eventuellen koalitionspartnern geleugnet.
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  13621. why the bad video quality?
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  13622. well it would have been nice for example to have an organised exit in which groups of vehicles are cleared to leave in controlled numbers to prevent traffic jams. and apparently there was a distinct lack of announcements, which is just dumb.
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  13623. are you serious? are you trying to lose subscribers? what is wrong with you people?
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  13624. Baba Chloe german civilians did plenty of participating, haven't you heard of kristallnacht?
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  13625. Fun Junk gentiles? do you mean gentry or do you actually mean to suggest that the soviets only murdered non-jews? did I say something that made you believe that I am a representative of the soviet union, or did you just have to scratch that whataboutism itch because somebody said something bad about nazis and your brain went "nazi not bad, nazi normal"?
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  13626. Fun Junk please google "non-sequitor argument". your train of thought is a mess.
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  13627. Fun Junk holy shit, where did you get yourself exposed to ORIGINAL nazi propaganda? you are definitely gaming with the wrong crowd, kid. the soviet union was not lead by jews, that was a lie to paint the jewish people as the enemy of germany. also there were a loooooooot of political commissars, they were embedded all throughout even small units of the red army. the vast majority came from christian families, as one would demographically expect. but anyways, which names exactly are you talking about? do YOU know them? are you even german? I am. I have no problem whatsoever with accepting the fact that tens of millions of germans supported the genocide and the majority of germans were ok with it. that is a fact, that's how things were back then.
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  13628. this trailer is ass, I really hate it
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  13629. MaNdaba wakwaNdaba you would think so, but aljazeera does actually cover qatar negatively somewhat frequently.
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  13630. MaNdaba wakwaNdaba you're commenting on the AJ english youtube channel, I'm talking about AJ english.
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  13631. MaNdaba wakwaNdaba they've covered the usual stuff about exploitation and abuse of migrant workers in construction generally, the world cup infrastructure construction specifically, and I'm pretty sure also migrants as domestic servants (being endlaved, raped, murdered and such). I think some of the world cup corruption stuff has been covered as well. aljazeera does also do less important fluff pieces for qatar, but all more or less national media made for foreign consumption do that (like voice of america or deutsche welle). aljazeera does have the underlying purpose of raising qatar's international profile, and has been highly successful, but in my opinion AJE at least has significantly higher journalistic standards than the vast majority of serious news organizations! of course covering qatar critically is a touchy topic for them because of the way they're funded, but they certainly don't shy away from negative coverage entirely. they pretty much just make sure that qatar looks better than the UAE, and that's good enough. ;) I'm aware that AJ arabic programming is quite different, and I probably wouldn't like that as much (less leftist, more anti-israel and such, I think). what AJ does much better than other news outlets is the selection of stories, which includes a lot more actually rrlevant stories that concern people in poorer countries whom western media like to ignore in favor of covering harry and meghan and such. AJ's coverage of third world political turmoil is also much more detailed, enough to gradually develop much more of a general understanding of those parts of the world than what people who only consume western news know. their arab spring coverage obviously was second to none.
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  13632. I was surpriaed that the trigger wasn't on the list of things to carry over into other new rifle models. though perhaps that was because they already had another good trigger system by then, and the old mosin nagant was just really antiquated.
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  13633. mmmm I would like me some opium cigarettes
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  13634. 0:51 you know you're dealing with real neon°zis when they make mistakes while drawing swastikas. unironically. xD 0:53 very strange, looks like somebody meant to either write something starting with "juden" ("jews" in german), or "jedem das seine" ("to each their own", famous conc°ntration c°mp gate writing appropriated from a latin phrase)
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  13635.  @Mortablunt  the latest model was introduced in 2014.
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  13636. sound is normal, it's on your end
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  13637.  @yingyangcoffee  no, I've seen it before recently. some newly uploaded videos play no sound on some devices or browsers while working on others.
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  13638.  @yingyangcoffee  like I said, it was on your end. very newly uploaded videos also are not yet available in higher resolutions, your issue must have been something similar, with the audio only being available in some odd data format. before and while you and a few others commented that you had no sound, there were other viewers including me who had sound.
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  13639. I don't get it, why can't they fix the elevators? I thought people in these sanctioned socialist countries were good at fixing machines. obviously the hospital elevators are very important ones.
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  13640.  @mimikrya8794  no, most of the north american deforestation was done by native peoples long before europeans arrived. just like europe's heaths were forests before humans, america's prairies were, too. native americans burned them down.
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  13641.  @Iris-hx6ox  there actually are some rainforests in north america today, such as on the canadian pacific archipelago of haida gwaii. people tend to think that it's either a purely tropical category, or, as OP seems to think, just a term for very foresty forest. but it really is what the name suggests: a term applied to forests that receive a defined minimum of yearly rainfall. it's much more common in the tropics because the heat can transport a lot of water vapour, but a few rather cold coastal regions also get enough rainfall if they have the combination of a prevailing inland wind and a mountain range behind them making the moisture precipitate. contiguous mountain ranges that are generally hit by wind from one side always are wet on the side that the wind is coming from, and dry on the other. the andes are a great example, they have the amazon rainforest on one side and the atacama desert on the other because of this, with the desert extending right out to the pacific because unlike most coastlines, the wind almost never blows inward from the ocean (in most places it does because oceans produce more water vapour than landmasses, and evaporation of water is what causes most of the airflow). since both the andes and the prevailing winds have been largely unchanged for a very long time, the atacama is the planet's oldest dry desert, despite having been squeezed up against the ocean the whole time.
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  13642.  @mimikrya8794  what word would that be? if it doesn't reference rain, it's not a translation of rain forest. if it does reference rain, then it really has to be referring to the rain forest definition of minimum rainfall, in which case it doesn't apply to all primary forests.
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  13643.  @mimikrya8794  ancient forest means primary forest, not rainforest. in german, both words are common (urwald and regenwald). an ancient forest doesn't have to be particularly wet, it just has to be a sufficiently large number of hundreds of years old that all of the trees alive in it already grew in a closed forest (this produces a forest made of different tree species grown taller). a rainforest can be a commercial secondary forest, it can even be a monoculture tree plantation if you call those forests at all (since all it needs to be a rainforest is just to qualify in two ways, to be a forest and to receive enough yearly liquid precipitation).
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  13644.  @mimikrya8794  you probably do because it's a scientific concept, it's just that the term rainforest has made it into common use in some languages and not in others.
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  13645.  @davidcooks2379  yo momma shouldn't have had you
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  13646. so stop the bombing is what you're saying?
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  13647. der eine typ hier: "zuschauer sind eh egal, wenn überhaupt, dann könnte ein boykott der spieler was bewirken." selber typ: "dass die spieler mitmachen ist total okay, im fußball gibt es halt keinen politischen einsatz der spieler, das ist normal"
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  13648. airdropped toilet paper? but that picture doesn't look like 2020...
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  13649. 8:47 the imp!
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  13650. Amber *there
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  13651. she might actually bemaking good money, since she's also cute.
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  13652. you normally don't want to compete against russians in chess...
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  13653. ^this is typical clueless druggie hearsay. this girl has never even heard of bluelight or erowid.
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  13654. fear mongering? if they wanted you to be scared of climate change, they should talk about the billions of people that will be forced to migrate in the 21st century because either their coastal cities are flooded like they'll be in bangladesh, or they've run out of drinking water like johannesburg, or their farmland has become a desert.
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  13655. zimbabwe's human inhabitants need that kind of money for other things. it is insane to spend that on moving zimbabwean elephants. sorry, but they need to just be shot. the only semi-viable alternative could be (chemical) sterilization, but generally sterilization campaigns of free-roaming a imals (like feral cats for example) don't manage to be effective enough to reduce populations, only slow growth. elephants in some areas in zimbabwe or botswana are already overpopulated, freezing their population numbers would not be enough.
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  13656. I feel like the fact that you didn't bring it up here has to mean that you've already forgotten that israel also has been starving gazans for a month...
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  13657. it's too small to lift an adult, and he needs a better rotor design to copy, but otherwise, I think the design looks a little bit promising. just likely to be too flimsy and if it did fly, to potentially fall apart mid-air.
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  13658. he would also need much bigger wheels to have a chance of landing on rough ground.
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  13659. I'm almost positive that greta is not the same species as that orange mouse. the reason why mice are seen as dirty is not because they are themselves dirty, but because they live, piss, shit and die inside human food stores. and from what I've heard of bad mouse infestations, their accumulated excrement smells horrible.
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  13660. ​ @trashes_to_treasures rainer wendt
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  13661.  @James333-n2q  I do expect it, but not really to this high degree.
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  13662. 13:26 that's awesome
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  13663. that's fucking retarded, no wonder I have zero memory of seeing this movie even though I have.
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  13664. those owners sure do like their cats to be floofy.
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  13665. slight correction: tobacco and cigarettes were not luxury goods in POW camps, they were the standard barter currency. commonly used as such outside of prison camps, too.
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  13666. las vegas > mormon church
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  13667. "world gold council" consider my curiosity piqued
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  13668. 8 GoT-touren täglich xD
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  13669. season 7 was no better. I was 0% disappointed by season 8 because all my disappointment was done by the episode "beyond the wall" in season 7. I expected the eightth to be exactly as bad as it was. stupid writers can't write smart characters.
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  13670.  @junioradult6219  I have heard the argument before that the enslavement numbers were so big that they made the affected west and central african area easier to colonize because there were far fewer inhabitants. and certainly the slave trade did serve to empower certain african kings and chiefs contingent on cooperation with the europeans. I assume that served as a foot in the door for taking over the land.
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  13671. Watcher Zero no, C4 is not detonated by electrical current and neither is any other explosive. electric blasting caps use a small amount of a particularly sensitive (primary) explosive in a slightly pressure-resistant casing to build pressure to induce detonation instead of deflagration. the ignition of the primary explosive in the blasting cap is caused by a thin metal wire of high resistance heating up past the primary explosive's ignition point due to electrical current passing through it. there is no electricity running through any explosives involved in any explosives ignition process, and certainly not for C4, which is a rather insensitive secondary explosive.
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  13672. ~yeah yöah~
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  13673.  eboston7591  well, not in america.
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  13674.  eboston7591  that is what I said. based on your poor reading comprehension, and your last reply implying that you believe that everybody us american, ,you must be american, yes? xD
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  13675. no, cars are obviously way cheaper in russia than in the US. the only cara cheaper in the US are going to be american cars or maybe some luxury imports.
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  13676. the nazis did not target black/african people. the only thing of the sort that some of them did was to treat black enemy POWs worse. and of course black people in germany (not a lot) were discriminated against by being strictly forbidden to have sexual relationships with people of other races/"aryans" specifically.
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  13677. Mheros I'm not giving them credit, I am stating the facts. I am a german with jewish holocaust victims for ancestors and much more familiar with nazi history than even most germans. the nazis did not have particularly strong feelings about black people because their racism did not focus on skin tone anywhere near as much as america's. black people were just non-aryan foreigners, not much different from chinese people, turks, arabs, or hispanics. there had never been much contact between germans and black people in germany, there was no particular animosity because there were no black people here. for most people in germany around that time, the first black people they saw were black americans and british and french colonial soldiers in the occupation force after the war. well, the people of the rhineland already met some through the post-WW1 occupation, and they had developed significant animosity. the people who were racially targeted by the nazis were targeted because they were seen as a threat because they lived in germany and the areas that were to by aryanized, or because they were thought to be maliciously conspiring against the germans (jews specifically). black people were not seen as a threat, other than the threat of race-mixing from the few black people that lived in german-controlled territories, so they were not targeted as badly as jews, romani, slavs, LGBT people, leftists, or jehovah's witnesses.
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  13678. Mheros jesse owens quite famously said that hitler showed him much more respect than the US president, even though everybody was dunking on the nazis for having black men beat german athletes at the berlin olympics.
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  13679. shut up
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  13680. KJJ oh ok, but still, they've gone pretty far up the eastern side of the dniepr and they're close to zaporizhzhia.
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  13681. Ealsante if you go by the news headlines it hasn't, but I feel like back then, it wasn't nearly that close to zaporizhzhia. that's what I mean. I know the russians took the nuclear power plant called zaporizhzhia pretty early, but I think that's a good bit farther away from the city than that front line is.
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  13682. corporal punishment is still legal at school in half of US states, and legal at home in all.
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  13683. selling a mother horse without her 2.5 months old foal is a pretty messed up decision. I guess perhaps the owners really needed the money, and they didn't find a buyer who would take the mostly blind foal? :/
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  13684. costa rica has no army because it has a defense agreement with the US instead, you goober. the army of costa rica is the US army.
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  13685. @Billma48  I misread your comment as you having actually moved to costa rica (seems odd to being it up otherwise), but my point about moving to costa rica stands. your situation as a ~75 year old american in cambodia with a ~30 years younger cambodian wife is plenty suspicious, too. you didn't specify, but if your daughters are her daughters, did they grow up in cambodia or in the US? where did you meet her? and when you say "adult", how old exactly are your daughters? 🧐
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  13686. I'm not crying.
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  13687. uh oh
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  13688. legalize, not decriminalize. decriminalization in reference to drugs refers to not prosecuting drug users. decriminalization keeps the market illegal. weed in the netherlands is decriminalized (with the bonus of only the retail also being tolerated), and all drugs are in portugal. both drug markets still fund violent crime - and corrupt police. and the product quality and safety is still completely unregulated. do not fall for decriminalization, it solves less than half of the problems. the real main problem is the funding of cartels and terrorist groups that keep third world countries in a state of war, such as the cartels and gangs in mexico and most of central and south america, or the taliban and ISIS, who are/were both big drug suppliers.
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  13689. instead of spending tens to hundreds of millions for an increased trickle of aid, he could send in thousands of truckloads for free starting tomorrow by merely demanding that i-country obeys some international laws. but the delay is not a bug, it's a feature.
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  13690. well then dogs are god's way of apologizing for horse girls! :<
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  13691. I just found out about valley fever. I can now guarantee that I will never visit an american desert.
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  13692. what do you mean? germany has a higher degree of rule of law than most countries.
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  13693. absoluter quatsch. scholz und seinesgleichen setzen sehr dumm auf einen extrem unwahrscheinlichen kriegsausgang, bei dem russland in naher zukunft eine art sieg erzielt, und deutschland dann für seine blockiererrolle von russland belohnt wird, indem russland mit wiederherstellung der energieabhängigkeit die deutsche wirtschaft rettet. hirnwurmpolitik pur! putin eskaliert komplett unabhängig davon, was wir tun oder lassen.
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  13694.  @klauskindler1040  die hauptsache sind deutsche exportgenehmigungen für hier produzierte und an andere länder verkaufte panzer. was denkst du denn, was für folgen das hätte? die folge wäre ein schnellerer ukrainischer sieg mit weniger leid. russland würde überhaupt nichts machen.
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  13695. ok mr. bonesaw
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  13696. 9:34 wtf how steep is that angle? that doesn't look possible
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  13697. Horny Fruit Flies well, there is more concern that there's actually going to be a soviet union again. some of the russians and especially the DPR/LPR troops are in fact larping as the red army, and it's going together with the "nazi ukraine" narrative. both the russian politicians and the russian propagandists are talking about the war in terms of a continuation of both the second world war and the cold war and proclaiming that they're aiming for a total expulsion of NATO from former warsaw pact territory and reestablishment of the former soviet sphere of influence. and though the opinion polls are not to be trusted entirely, they have A LOT more support for this than opposition from the russian people.
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  13698. Vyros for tanks it would take weeks, for planes it might take a year to retrain ukrainians on NATO weapons. of course there always is the conumdrum that ukraine needs the help quickly, so training needs to be cut short, but it's very difficult to decide how short to cut it without decreasing combat effectiveness too much. training on the PZH-2000 is probably more complex than on any tank, the electronic systems that thing has and can and ought to be linked up with are intense. the thing is that most analysts and foreign politicians expect the war to continue for many months and more likely over a year, possibly several years, and it is very clear that for NATO supplies to keep flowing, ukraine needs to transition to NATO weapon systems. "it's going to take a year" is not an argument against a starting now, since the result WILL be needed in a year, much like it was needed yesterday! this really is just one of the many excuses thatpeople like the german social democrats bring up when their real thought process is that they want to limit the support they give to ukraine.
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  13699. nutella wird aus orang utans gemacht, aber es ist halt zu lecker!
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  13700.  @cherylk.2474  how would the fighting subside? the fighting isn't even the main problem, that's the crimes committed against normal people, such as ransom kidnappings.
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  13701. big thanks to the saudis for ruining afghanistan with islamist insanity
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  13702. that wheeled base looks very oldschool.
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  13703. we've had that since forever in germany.
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  13704. and holy shit, there is no way we're anywhere near that bad at separating our trash! the amount of plastic in the compost is really shocking! we actually separate into four: 1: mixed non-recycleable general trash 2: paper and cardboard unless dirty 3: compost 4: plastic and metal packaging
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  13705. für zoolöwen ist das schon geradezu luxus. andere werden permanent im käfigwagen gehalten.
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  13706. she's always been like this.
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  13707. the situation with vacant homes in germany is often that because renters have legal protections against eviction and rent increases (to varying degrees, probably mostly more than in the US), homes tend to sell much better WITHOUT renters inside, as this gives buyers more options to change and upgrade the homes in order to rent or sell them in whatever way they think will be most profitable. this leads to homes in areas where real estate prices are rising being traded as investments and deliberately kept empty in order to sell them in a few years. there are laws against keeping homes empty, but they have easily exploited loopholes and low enforcement and ultimately are very profitable to break.
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  13708. ​ @MalchikGuy  london had 107 homicides in 2022.
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  13709. yes, be careful around rocks stacked up high.
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  13710. you would ask her if she's lost because she's too young to be out alone, whether or not she has a home.
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  13711. I think if the russians use nukes, the americans will do either a no-fly-zone or a no-libya-zone over ukraine.
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  13712. 3:25 literally not what you think's wife. with another man. but it's not what you think. I'm mean it's not not what you think, but it's not what you think. you know?
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  13713. victor101 because the US and their european NATO allies recklessly caused this current catastrophe in afghanistan by abandoning every afghan who ever trusted us. two US presidents chose to abandon afghanistan to win domestic politics points with their nation of forrest gumps, by putting "america first" and choosing to rid their country of a minor inconvenience while causing a catastrophe for afghans. the taliban were in the process of winning when trump "negotiated" the american withdrawal, it was clear from the start of those talks that what was being discussed was the handover of afghanistan to the taliban.
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  13714. "punishable by a month in prison" now that's what I call a fashion crime! xD
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  13715. I don't care about magic spoon, but I hate the way simon does their advertisements SO MUCH! he makes me want to unsub every time he does the chubby bunny intro. this is not business blaze, and there is a reason why business blaze is the only simon whistler channel I don't watch. simon, keep that filth out of here! D:<
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  13716. 2:18 yeah right xD
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  13717. two out of three AfD voters mistake that picture for annalena baerbock.
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  13718. the comment support for the coup looks a lot like it's coming from saint petersburg.
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  13719. dozens of the dead are children.
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  13720.  @sunnymitra6372  sure. shani louk was k°°led by headsh°t still in i°°ael, unclear whether it happened while she tried to escape, or as an ex°°ution after her capture. her c°°pse was then loaded on to a pickup truck and filmed being transported through g°z°, showing at least one broken limb, and having had her top removed and her bra pushed up off her br°°sts. the available evidence can be argued to be proof of an intent to posthumously publicly humiliate her through partial nudity and a display of s°°ual domination. it seems very likely that her br°°sts were groped. there is no evidence suggesting r°°e (not plausible that her c°°pse would have been presented in that particular state of undress afterwards, with her pants but not her top put back on), or that she was captured alive at all.
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  13721. LOL police
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  13722.  @valcreatives  👨‍👧<-mohammed with his favourite wife
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  13723. 1:55 that's very cute
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  13724. die werden alle erkennungsdienstlich behandelt, und nein, araber behaupten nicht ukrainer zu sein, weil das nicht funktionieren würde.
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  13725. that's not happening.
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  13726. no, didn't you hear cenk continue it?they're pretending that putin didn't just announce the immediate invasion.
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  13727. tha tone woman has two dozen foster kids, and gets $1000 per month per kid plus money for building a new home? that sounds hella profitable by russian standards, and there's no way those kids are properly taken care of...
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  13728.  @Caernarfon  what plane? the 2001 incident had practically nothing to do with the tal°b°n. if you read it as things most openly appear, it was a saudi intelligence or rogue saudi intelligence operation with quite a bit of US "te°°orist" training. if you consider the bulk of suspicious circumstances, it had covert US operational support that was protected by major complicit elements of the national security state and possibly top level political leaders (though most support for a coverup likely would have been acquired after the fact). and if you choose to put much weight on a relatively small handful of suspicious bizarre events, and you assert that whoever had much to win and fits the profile of sufficiently derang°d behaviour is relatively likely to have in fact played an active role, then a prime suspect if america's west asian c°l°ny, aiming to incite american and broader western hostility towards m°°lims and ar°bs in order to tolerate more ab°sive behaviour of this state against mus°°ms and ar°bs, and to move towards the american w°rs against this state's enemies that would in fact follow - successfully in iraq and libya, and unsuccessfully in syria. what's very clear is that iraq had NOTHING to do with it, whereas the tal°b°n can at most be accused of allowing al q°°da to operate training bases in the country. but that's pretty rich when those bases were typically operating as either direct US projects, or one or two degrees removed from the US through the US collaboration with saudi and pakistan to create militant f°°cistoid international sunni isl°°ist movements (against the soviets, iran, and iraq/panar°bists).
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  13729. I'm a gun noob, but I always thought that the MP7 was pretty much the coolest submachine gun.
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  13730. the feather is definitely heavier and stiffer than butterfly wings. that probably combined with the problem of atrophied flight muscles particularly linked to that wing. butterfly wings actually wave almost like flags in slow motion. nice tattoo though, and very fitting that she has a flower name ^^
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  13731. oh and the long leading edge part of the feather definitely wasn't ideal, that's gonna flex the wrong way. flight feathers that are made to be at the front edge of the wing have that part much shorter and stiffer.
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  13732. classic biden just winging it and making claims because he feels that they're true. the basis must have been the hospital parking lot explosion, where the ministry likely did lie - no evidence we've seen suggests a death toll of 470. if the total casualty registry is still correct, they probably reassigned bombing casualties from elsewhere to the parking lot.
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  13733. shut up india
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  13734. there also reportedly was an unusual water level rise of 30cm in the middle of a drought that now seems like somebody deliberately flushed the poison from a reservoir. I find it odd that no test results are being announced yet, just these vague claims about some amount of salts and some amount of mercury on top of the smell of organic solvents. if the tests are done, why not actually announce the results? I don't think that the baltic sea is at much risk though. the baltic is already extremely polluted anyways, from industrial waste as well as enormous amounts of shipwrecks including those from two world wars as well as huge amounts of spent or dumped ammunition including chemical weapons, and probably a good amount of nuclear waste, too. and all that while having very little water exchange with the atlantic.
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  13735. Ideal Idol yeah, that's absolutely not what those words mean. those are just interpretations derived from the wrong ways americans use those words.
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  13736. not like that
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  13737. sur gigi so you don't live there.
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  13738. sur gig lol everybody please stop blaming us for austria, that is not us! WW1 was started by austria, WW2 was started by an austrian, and fritzl is austrian. we don't like them! :'D my point is that you are voicing your opinion "as an afghan woman" yet it is becoming increasingly clear that because you don't live in afghanistan, you are not actually invested in how women live in afghanistan. I mean it would be very possible for you to be, but apparently that is not the case. you've been doing nothing but blaming the US for things they did as well as things they probably didn't do. you have not indicated concern about or ideas for the current or future state of afghanistan. that's how I can tell that you don't live there - if you did, questions of american or german guilt would not be what you're concerned about right now. you would be concerned about questions such as: which if any areas of afghanistan are unlikely to be taken, whether and to where you could/should flee, how stable the economy and supply of goods and utilities will be, to what degree you will be able to make a living and control your own life if you stay, etc.
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  13739. sur gigi why would afghan women speaking be my worst nightmare? you seem quite confused about germans. we are very boring secular social democrats.
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  13740. sur gigi you are painting an increasingly clear picture that you are just not very fond of reality. you didn't even grow up in afghanistan, did you? because calling germany "probably the most racist country" is not an afghan perspective, it is the perspective of a typical american uneducated about international politics and history. be honest, are you american? ;)
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  13741. sur gigi I have never claimed to speak for afghans, you've been claiming to speak for afghans the whole time here. that is the problem. next time, please be honest and say that you're afghan-american instead of implying that you live in afghanistan by speaking for afghan women! your views are unnuanced, entirely unproductive and overly conspiratorial. no, neither the afghan government nor the US have at any point since 2001 supported or intentionally spared the taliban in any major way (I'm sure local cooperation happens). this claim is absurd and destructive. the reason I know you haven't lived in afghanistan for a long time (you left as a child if you were even born there) is that you don't appreciate the value of the lesser evil that was the NATO occupation. to put it in american terms for you to understand: wanting to keep NATO troops in afghanistan is like voting for joe biden or hillary clinton over trump, even though they too were bad candidates. you know, I really could have embarrassed myself here if I had been wrong about my guess that you don't live in afghanistan. luckily arguing with you turned out somewhat like fighting a toddler. you keep making more silly claims that without me even doing anything show how clueless you are. why is believing germany to be the most racist country not an afghan perspective? because afghans don't care about WW2 history, they know germany as the best country to apply for asylum in, not just because germany is rich with an ok social safety net, but also because germans are less racist than the people in most other european countries. if you lived in afghanistan, you would know this because you would have at least heard people talking about this. yes, I know that the EU has gotten much more hostile to migrants since 2016 and I don't like that at all. but this is what people in afghanistan know germany for. and maybe they also know the german military deployment in afghanistan to have been particularly useless. xD
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  13742. sur gigi I'm sure there are women in afghanistan who welcome the NATO withdrawal despite the taliban takeover, but they wouldn't be writing english like you do, because they didn't get to go to school. your combination of very good english with very little concern about taliban rule is just not something that one would find among women in afghanistan. that's something I can logically recognize without ever having been to afghanistan - why you don't, I'm not sure. I think you're just kind of... out there, mentally.
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  13743. slightly suspicious that russia has so many heavy bombers, isn't it?
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  13744. I hope you've already applied for that EU visa... don't pretend that it's not happening, you know there might be no way out if you don't go as soon as possible.
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  13745. lol at the woman picking up her kid who is clearly way too big to be carried
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  13746. if you eat bread with just butter, salted butter is superior. in almost any other case, unsalted butter is superior.
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  13747. why are you lauding jake tapper here when hemanaged to sy almost nothing, and missedan incrdibly well cued-up opportunity when regev repeatedly asked "why didn't they leave?" to say that they were probably in part motivated by the thought that they may get to keep their home if they stay, but anyonewho leaves aill not be allowex back - because that's exactly what i°°ael did in 1948 and in later periods of ethnic cle°°sing! it goes sofar that even for those palestinians who got registered as internally displaced and decades later were able to become israeli citizenships, there is a specific law that bans then from moving back into their pre-nakba homes if they still stand! that's a still valid law for pale°°inian ISRA°LI CITIZENS - g°zans are not only stateless, but "all h°mas" according to most is°°elis, so they can absolutely expect worse. guess who is°°el insisted on continuing to kill during the ceasefire: anyone attempting to travel back to the north!
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  13748. I like the look of those, and ahell of a lot of attention seems to have been paid to both the design and the build quality in that regard. besides that not matching general military needs, the parts also look quite overly complex to machine, and the idea of making soldiers perform that disassembly and reassembly is just horrifying, that's nowhere near how simple that would need to be.
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  13749. you can't triangulate it at all, because no satellites we have are far enough apart. they're judging astronomical distances based on the redshift of identifiable electromagnetic spectral peaks of elements - you can tell which peak is made by hydrogen, which by helium etc. based on their relation to one another, and then based on how low the frequencies of those spectral signatures have dropped, you can deduct the distance (the lower the frequency, the farther away).
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  13750. the way that guy talks made me laugh.
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  13751. basedlivia
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  13752. dude DOG what's with those incredibly pointless bitter replies?
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  13753. uuuuh no. people ONLY end up at the hospital because of weed by way of anxiety/panic, because there is no physical non-psychosomatic symptom cannabis can cause that would get you to go to or be yent to a hospital. that data says in effect "one third of people sent to hospital because they freaked out on weed gets diagnosed with anxiety disorders soon after". yeah no sh°°. you need to be predisposed to anxiety to have a reaction that severe to cannabis
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  13754. seems stupid to not just use one rifle barrel and a revolving drum. especially if you made the drum quickly changable.
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  13755. this is the second video of the show I have seen and even I can tell that the title is bullshit. that fuckup was awhole team effort and primarily the captain's fault because he didn't give his daughter proper instructions for an emergency like that.
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  13756. which refugees are you talking about that turkey is not taking? there are no refugees coming from gaza, because literally nobody has left gaza for two weeks (and only a few hundred or thousand before,after the hamas massacre, using individual entry permits that they happened to have previously applied for), since the rafah crossing was closed by egypt after israel demanded the closing and started bombing extremely close to it as warning shots. not even foreigners have been allowed to leave since, not even americans. so what refugees are you talking about? in terms of other refugees, turkey hosts by far the largest number of syrian refugees. not happily, but so far, they still do. though of course what they plan to do is to expand their occupation of syrian kurdistan, ethnically cleanse all the kurds, and replace them with the syrian arabs whom turkey is hosting as refugees. the problem there is that the kurds have chosen the lesser evil and invited assad's army and especially their russian allies to occupy rojava, so now turkey would need to attack and defeat russian troops, which is quite an awkward thing to do as a NATO country.
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  13757. that dog does look floofy
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  13758.  @First-Last_name  I don't think that "beef substitute" is a legally permissible way to declare horse meat. EU rules even require the specific listing of mechanically separated meat (though that regulation is bypassed all the time), I'm sure that they require the explicit declaration of every species of animal whose meat is contained in a product. though I think for some more processed animal products it does not, for example I believe that gelatine is commonly not attributed to an animal species.
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  13759. Al mac I think so, yes xD
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  13760. very cringe but unrelated
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  13761.  @doriandundee9906  cringe
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  13762.  @doriandundee9906  L
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  13763. this documentary is incredibly unstructured.
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  13764. don't forget to mention that the taliban captured HIIDE biometric scanners that the americans used to identify every afghan collaborator as well as most other afghans. whether they have access to the databases that would allow them to use these devices to identify with certainty every single person who assisted NATO as well as many other people who have done things that incriminate them in the taliban's eyes is unclear.
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  13765. whose? the kids'??
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  13766. Tapoto and you're asking me this why? because you think I'm american? I have a damn umlaut in my fake user name! xD my point is that it's a distinction without a difference.
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  13767. David Tabachnikov what point are you trying to make?
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  13768. David Tabachnikov the point is that people are driven from their homes (and being denied any citizenship), not ao much which state the land belongs to. there should be a palestinian state alongside the israeli state, with a reasonably low amount of displacement on either side, though it would have to be a lot more israeli settlers in the west bank being displaced than palestinians because they deliberately and arguably maliciously gambled against the future existence of a palestinian state when they moved there. israel also could pay a lot of compensation for its land claims instead of spending the money on weapons and oppression. the infrastructure in the settlements that would be turned over to the palestinian state probably should count as part of those settlement payments. it would probably also be more realistic if most of the palestinians living in refugee camps in neighbouring countries became citizens of those countries rather than being expected to all be crowded back into palestine somehow.
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  13769. das denk ich immer bei außenpolitischen kommentaren von röttgen. schwer verwirrend. 😣
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  13770. no, she will probably get a medium flower arrangement.
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  13771. what TYT is doing here isn't arguing against a reinvasion. they're arguing against the extension of the airlift (smearing those who want it as warmongers) that is saving thousands of afghans daily. TYT's afghanistan takes are literally atrocious. they are supporting atrocities.
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  13772. 2:00 is he suggesting that afghanistan's airstrike capabilities are tied up... being transport helicopters? >_>
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  13773. Rodger Bane russia has options with that range. I'm not sure if their grad rockets fly quite that far, but they certainly have cruise missiles that fly a lot farther, and aome individual ballistic missiles, too. they are also likely to be capable of flying airstrikes 60km behind ukrainian lines in most areas. HIMARS launchers in particular may justify a risky airatrike attempt, since attack planes have major advantages over missiles in that they can fly to the general area of the HIMARS launch, and then target the launcher whereever it has been moved. that's probably the main advantage for the ukrainians of the forest - if they have some sort of radar alert system set up to warn of incoming russians jets, moving the launcher into a forest that dense could be extremely helpful. russia hasn't used any stealth aircraft in this war, have they? I know that any response is likely to at least take some minutes, but shooting twice from the same spot and seemingly then reloading very nearby just does not seem as safe as they should be. the concealment from the forest right next to the dirt road looks good though. I would guess that that forest was in the direction of the russians.
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  13774. Spring Bloom there's no way ukraine is test firing any of these missiles. they are the most precise missiles they have, and there are plenty of russian targets to shoot them at. I don't think they've even test fired any ATGMs. I've thought a bit more about it though, and it could be that ukraine has more or less dedicated air defense systems to cover the HIMARS launchers against aerial attack, aerial radar and aerial visual surveillance, and are aware that perhaps russia doesn't have good enough ground radars around to properly determine the missile launch location (possibly because they used those very missiles to blow up those radars, and western intelligence services are telling them exactly what they do or don't have to worry about). it's possible that ukraine is really only moving the launchers enough to avoid detection and targeting through russian surveillance satellites, and NATO intelligence services could help A LOT with that. basically the orbits of all spy satellites are known (they have limited maneuverability due to fuel limitations, but are also normally tracked if they move), and countries have computer programs that can give you flyover times and open windows when there is no enemy satellite in position to see what's going on. the HIMSRS drivers probably have time tables for when they need to hide their launchers under canopy or a roof or bridge. reportedly, western intel being shared about that was very helpful at the very beginning of the war, because it reportedly enabled ukraine to move away many of the targets of the first russian missile barrage. the americans reportedly also did that early in 2020 before iran's retaliatory missile strike on a US base in iraq in response to the US drone strike on iran's favourite general qassem soleimani. they waited for the relevant satellite to pass and then immediately moved their planes and sent the troops to a bunker (though that bunker didn't work as well as initially reported, they tried to hide a whole bunch of traumatic brain injuries in order to deescalate).
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  13775. the types of S-300 missiles that contain the identified wreckage part have 100kg or 133kg warheads. they need them to destroy targets without perfect accuracy. yes, they make craters like that.
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  13776. nobody is trying to start a war with russia. russia is threatening to start a war, and there's about a 25% chance they eill. the fighting will be limited to russians and ukrainians, the west will only use sanctions, except they will also assist the ukrainians with intelligence and surveillance. what putin wants, and what will give him the best approval ratings, are western concessions in exchange for a withdrawal. the russian people would HATE putin if he did this invasion, due to the severe economic consequences. but that doesn't mean that there's no chance the invasion happens, because putin already chose unwisely when he annexed crimea.
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  13777. DW is reporting badly. they're planthoppers, not grasshoppers. those are highly untelated insects, and planthoppers tend to be very selective in what plants they feed on, whereas grasshoppers tend to eat a huge range of plants as long as they don't contain some very particular toxins. the DW reporters seem to have just stupidly plastered over the term "planthopper" that they didn't know with the term "grasshopper" that they did know in their minds without ever googling it. 🙄
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  13778. I wonder if any family members of israelis killed by the IDF in the kibbutzim are working on lawsuits like the one that many survivors of the nova festival filed collectively. or indeed anyone threatened or harmed by the october 7th invasion, who have reason to sue their goavernment, or depending on legal duties possibly the military and one spy agency or another, on suspicion of deliberately allowing the invasion to occur through an apparently almost completely unmanned border. they should want to know what really happened.
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  13779. she's clearly talking about what used to be called "uppity n*ggers". she's probably thinking of some loud female BLM/intersectional feminist activist.
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  13780. no, they made a deal and withdrew. surrender is when you're taken captive.
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  13781. the bobo doll seems like a bad test object to me. does hitting a punching bad display aggression? does hitting a balloon display aggression? does playing volleyball or soccer display aggression?
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  13782. you should start caring about nigerian politics...
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  13783.  @ommsterlitz1805  left=reducing hierarchical differences in society, right=preserving or increasing them
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  13784.  @PskovCybercat  a big portion of russia, though much less than half, is inside the part of the eurasian continent that's universally considered europe (west of the ural mountains). but the majority of russians live in european russia, and the center of power in russia is in its far west. the entire asian part of russia was a rather late conquest of the russian empire that grew out of the city state of moscow. saint petersburg replaced moscow as imperial capital between ~1700 and 1917, moving the capital even farther westwards (and connecting it to northern and central europe more closely through baltic sea access). the russian royal families heavily interbred with other european royals, and russia was considered a european great power. though russia did and still does contain large numbers populations of various asiatic ethnicities, it was politically dominated by slavic russians, who managed to establish the russian language to a very surprising degree, and are ethnically and linguistically related to various other slavic peoples, which all are native to europe. the dominance of christianity also made and makes russia fit in with the rest of europe quite well. calling turkey european is goofy, but russia is mostly european (except by landmass). the tricky ones are georgia and armenia, since they're culturally european (georgia more so), but geographically, you really need to bend over backwards to include them.
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  13785. dino de laurentiis I know they used seawater for cooling, but I don't think that pumping it up to a higher location would be that big of a problem.
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  13786. actually they clearly don't need to. apparently all laws and ethics are opt-in on a case by case basis for the most moral army in the world.
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  13787. ah, very not gay
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  13788. of coursehe's going to cut help for the poor. he wnts to abolish all government services, that's what anarcho-capitalism means. it's economic social darwinism, everybody gets to do whatever they areable to do given their preexisting means, and nobody gets any help. it makes every rich man a king and every poor man a serf. it is the last political ideology that should ever be able to win an election, as it benefits the few at extreme expense to the many.
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  13789.  @titteryenot4524  you're delusional.
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  13790.  @titteryenot4524  called out how?
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  13791.  @jmhorange  animation is a craft. why do you want to associate yourself with people with no skills or standards - which are those who have nothing else to call themselves but "artists", and whine about deserving respect for what they do because what they do fails to earn respect, which is how respect actually works?
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  13792.  @jmhorange  that's not what I take issue with, I take issue with people who can't make something with enough merit to attract the affirmation they crave, and demand respect by asserting that "art" has some magical importance as a product of the fact that their holy superhuman artist minds were involved in the "creation" process. no, your conscious experience is not metaphysically imparted to your art and experienced by the audience. the audience just sees the product, like any other product - all of which btw. involve people making conscious efforts and caring about what they produce. if you make a good product, you E A R N respect. not by whining about how special your mediocre product is because you are sentient, conscious and have an ego that makes you feel like you're important. all the rest of us do too, you're not special.
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  13793.  @jmhorange  I'm replying to the topic of the comment thread here. I have addressed the actually important matter of amending copyright law to cover AI-generated art in other comments on this video. it's really quite obvious what needs to be done - require commercially used AI-generated products to be made with a log of all input data, which must not contain unlicensed copyrighted material. the digital production process makes it very practical and reasonable to shift the burden of proof and require anyone commercially using AI art to prove that no copyrighted material was used as input data. it makes way more sense than trying to trace copyright from the other end.
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  13794.  @caterpillar4153  "of course artists perceive their works as important" - and then you go on to say that they're not. alrighty then
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  13795.  @jmhorange  that has nothing to do with what I've been saying, I have said or implied nothing about humanity outside of artists and artsyfartsyists. you didn't actually manage to disagree with anything I've said. me: "artists are not special" you: "what a shocking statement, you're wrong, artists are not special" ???????🤨 I like how you people keep serving up these demonstrations of how irrational you are. it reminds me of arguing with religious people. you just believe what you want to feel, and applying reasoning to it is so foreign to you that you don't even notice the lack of reasoning. you start arguing about it because you think that because you believe it, it must be correct and reasonable. it then becomes apparent in the process of your arguing that you really have nothing to base an argument on, so you meander around aimlessly .
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  13796.  @jmhorange    oh, we're projecting now? very impressive. tell me the two things I said that contradict each other! none of this conversation, not anybody's comment in this thread, got anywhere close to demanding "equal rights for AI", or even rights for AI at all. even if you somehow asserted that I see AI as persons, which also has literally nothing to do with anything said here, then the one thing about laws regarding AI that I did say was that AI should NOT "have equal rights", in that the burden of proof for copyright infringement via AI ought to be inverted. the one thing I said about law applied to AI was that there should be no presumption of innocence for AI, and you intellectual giant now think that I'm demanding "equal rights for AI"? you are arguing against a figment of your imagination. you have entirely talked yourself out of any understanding of what position I have even taken that offended you, because you're acting on an emotional need to argue while having no basis for an argument, so you keep making up really F*ing random things I haven't said. you have moved from a strawman with very little relation to what I'm actually saying to one with no relation, and now to one that not only does not resemble anything I have said, but is contradicted by what I have said. goddamn, that is quite an impressive depth of idiocy that you are so eagerly revealing!
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  13797.  @jmhorange  I could have argued against my position so much better than you people - why aren't you talking about how the process of artistic expression is worthwhile, instead of this futile artsy-fartsy argument about a special transcendental value of the artistic product, which you can't form an argument for because you can't define what you're talking about?
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  13798.  @jmhorange  oh, it kinda got lost earlier, but I do want to acknowledge how amazing it is that you told me that my view that artists are not superhuman (setting aside that you then went on to immediately agree) is worse than any racism. 🧑‍🍳👌 #amazin
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  13799. alyssa you are completely wrong, there are no NATO troops in ukraine and NATO and its members have so far firmly stated that no NATO military will be involved as long as no NATO country is attacked. because they're all being led by scared little babies. there are NATO troops deploying to all NATO countries bordering russia, belarus and ukraine, but very small numbers compared to the numbers of soldiers fighting in ukraine.
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  13800.  @mbc264  then it doesn't suck oxygen, it sucks air. there is no mechanism for it to suck oxygen.
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  13801.  @PhantomFilmAustralia  yeah, I skimmed the wikipedia article, and it says that ecce mono increased tourism to the town by like 20 times for several years. the church started taking money to see it, and the painter got royalties from souveniers.
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  13802. cool story, olaf.
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  13803. patrick mcdonald?
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  13804. *protesters
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  13805. duh???
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  13806.  @grizzlyaddams3606  look at my profile picture
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  13807. "I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully" -george W
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  13808. le fún
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  13809.  @zoolkhan  actually the gestapo wasn't especially big on spying on the common people, as dictators' secret police operations go. the big global standout in surveillance and informing was the east german stasi, which formally registered around 10% of the east german population as informants.
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  13810.  @DestroyerofBubbles  it's not with actionable certainty their individual fault, but everything putin does, and especially the fact that he started this war, is collectively the russian people's fault - because as a collective, they support putin and support wars of aggression and conquest, and the invasion of ukraine would never have happened without the fact that all the other wars putin has started, and the annexation of crimea, had gained him massive spikes in popularity. the only things about this war that the majority of russian people disapprove of are the fact that they have not won yet, and the facts that many russian soldiers are dying, much russian money is being spent, and sanctions are impacting the lives of the russian public. it's unreasonable to blame every russian individually for the war, but what is reasonable is to expect every individual russian to acknowledge the russian people's collective guilt, and to negatively judge those russians who do not, which based on what I have seen from russian youtubers and from interviews of russian people include the majority of russians who proclaim a disapproval of putin and the war. I don't know how many times since the invasion I have heard various russians say something to the effect of "it's bad, but russians outside of the political elite are not responsible, and foreigners collectively blaming russians are being unfair/prejudiced/discriminatory/racist". the russian people havingnno control over and thus no culpability for their government's actions seems to be seen as a truism in russia, and any foreign suggestion of collective responsibility is dismissed as "foreigners don't know how it is, only russians understand russia, and all russians know that the government acts absolutely independent and is immune to the will of the people". I'd like to ask those russians what they think about collective responsibility of the german people for the world wars and the holocaust, I bet it would be real easy to reveal some cognitive dissonance.
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  13811.  @DestroyerofBubbles  what are you talking about?
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  13812.  @DestroyerofBubbles  did you see me claim that 90% of russians support putin? because I did not see that. I said that most/the majority of russians support putin and have supported all of putin's previous wars. this is OBVIOUSLY true. the independent polls suggest something like an 80% putin approval rating, which was in previous terms sometimes over 90%. it especially spiked over 90% after a few instances of successful russian military aggression, such as the annexation of crimea. I'm willing to believe, as roman explained quite well, that despite the independent status of the pollsters (levada is registered as a foreign agent), the results skew in favour of putin because some people say what they're supposed to say. but the real support for putin still almost certainly is at least 60%, and support for the war is several times bigger than opposition to it (though the support may no longer be above 50%, it's certainly a bit lower than putin's approval). at the beginning of the invasion, I believe support for putin was at least 75%, and support for the war at least 65%, possibly much higher due to the expectation of victory and the russian love of war (which btw I do not claim to be uniquely russian, americans for one love war about as much, or at least they loved war as much at many other points in history, such as the early 2000s, before they lost the war on terror).
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  13813.  @jeffgojail  maybe try actually reading my post and responding to what I actually wrote instead of making up some random other thing.
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  13814. *have
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  13815. dude, that's like at least 35 armoured vehicles, and not just APCs either, but mostly armoured howitzers and tanks!
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  13816.  @harmless6813  it would make sense to give some general instructions about destroying abandoned vehicles and holding soldiers (officers or individual vehicle crews) accountable when they abandon intact vehicles during retreats. that shouldn't really require individual orders.
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  13817.  @abrahamdozer6273  that sounds good - if the storm does turn inland towards vegas, that should prevent high winds from reaching the fires in canada. to get far north, the storm would need to stay over the ocean farther north. over land, storms weaken. if the storm does go that way, another interesting aspect could be how much rainfall it will cause in all that desert over there. a decent amount of rain tends to cause pretty effects in those desert regions like making lots of flowers grow, whereas a large amount of rain could perhaps even be useful in adding much needed water to the colorado river and other rivers and basins around there.
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  13818.  @jasondrummond9451  that would mean that the fires move south. very generally, that would make them move towards more densely inhabited parts of canada and the US.
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  13819. half of that sounds nice, half sounds horrible.
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  13820. sharaya law, seriously? fataaaaaa? can we please have simon's bad pronounciations back? ._.
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  13821. ~nicht opti~
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  13822. what do you mean by caretaker government?
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  13823. this is tea leaves bullshit.
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  13824. and he's incredibly dumb for flying back to russia afterthe war atarted after years abroad, just to OBVIOUSLY be arrested. same as navalny. if those guys didn't surrender themselves because of some aort of very effective threat, they are idiots.
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  13825. the proportion of attention for this relative to other things kyle mentions is due to this being presentable as a 10 second clip that is sufficient for many people to form an opinion without requiring any knowledge at all of current events or detailed political background of this or that story. it is however crazy that peobably a lot of people complained about dehumanization in this case who say nothing about g°za, which has been the target of the world's worst campaign of deh°°anization in decades. the d°mn president of the country said IN ENGLISH that there are no uninvolved civilians in g°°° so they're targeting the entire population, and the defense minister, while announcing a total blockade aimed at causing famine and epidemics, called the targets of the blockade, every single person in the giant gh°°to, "human animals" AND even explicitly specified that the military will "act accordingly"!
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  13826. ROC best C
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  13827. yo since when does fox employ derek zoolander?
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  13828. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  13829. 2:08 worst dutchmen ever
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  13830. gattsu didn't say no homo for that it at the end. so yeah. you know what that means.
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  13831. he calls himself an "autism dad". that's a whole brand of sc°mbaggery, advocacy by parents of autistic children nominally for autism, but actually for neurotypical parents and frequently against what actually autistic advocates want. that's what the infamous "autism speaks" is, that's all parents speaking over actual autists and making out autism as primarily victimizing parents.
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  13832. ana is fascist confirmed
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  13833. lots of people are travelling either to ukraine to fight with the ukrainians, or to the neighbouring states to help the refugees. you may also be able to help ukrainian refugees without travelling anywhere, because they'll be resettled all over the EU, UK, US and canada.
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  13834.  @LolUGotBusted  everybody is space exploration does rigorous testing within their means. the difference between ISRO and NASA is the funding (and the preexisting base of knowledge and access to restricted or patented technology). it's kinda like the difference between a bayraktar TB-2 and an MQ-9 reaper.
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  13835. I looked it up and have no idea why this song is or was apparently popular. it sounds extremely generic, and the lyrics are very clumsy.
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  13836. random short film wtf?
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  13837. that full pouch walk is funny
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  13838. of course not, but biden is an americafirster just like trump.
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  13839. nobody other than biden believes that any third country's military would fire a shot in defense of taiwan, you really don't need to worry about a war like that. china is going to attack taiwan and america and its allies will barely even be able to sanction china for it, nevermind fight against it. every reason for NATO to not directly fight russia applies more to china, except for the size of the nuclear arsenal, which isn't really a factor in decisionmaking because china's nuclear arsenal is entirely sufficient as a deterrent. it's MORE likely that NATO fights russia in the near future since it's a far bigger threat to NATO territory, even having announced the intention of conquering all NATO territory added after the fall of the soviet union.
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  13840. DJ X was mcarthur the guy who wanted to cut off the korean peninsula from china by creating a massive nuclear wasteland at the northern end with salted nukes?
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  13841. I think you do have point about netanyahu not benefiting from being mr. failed security. but earlier reporting about the defense minister pushing for preemptively attacking lebanon/hezbollah, and netanyahu being against it, already had me suspecting yoav gallant more than netanyahu. as far as I am aware, absolutely nobody has resigned over 10/7. but there are two people for whom I find this even more remarkably than for netanyahu, for whom it kinda just fits the profile: defense minister yoav gallant, and gaza division commander avi rosenfeld. if you just step back for a moment and consider that normally people do resign when they dramatically fail in public office, and for issues so much smaller... it is astonishing that neither those two men, nor anyone else has resigned. those two are the military officers most responsible for what israelis supposedly unanimously consider to be the worst military failure in the state's history... and they don't even seem to have considered resigning??? avi rosenfeld had a video of him uploaded to the IDF channel two days or so after the attack giving a pep talk at a podium to a tiny group of soldiers, and not only did he not express any feeling of guilt, but he actually had the gall to say "the country trusts us"!
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  13842. it took me a couple years, but I finally managed to get my mom to bag bread and nuns in plastic instead of leaving them in just the paper bags.
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  13843. well that's disappointing
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  13844. props to the whistleblowers - they care enough about the ocean to risk their jobs! obvioudly there should be some governmental or supergovernmental (UN) satellite surveillance system to be used as conclusive evidence in court. the technology is good enough, the data just needs a judicially recognized chain of custody. also you can probably get prett conclusive evidence by checking those "clean drain" and sewage tanks for bilge oil residue, right?
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  13845. ja klar, aber damit hatte doch jetzt die CDU nix zu tun. das ist ein FDP-ampelprojekt. für die porschefahrer, die wählen nicht CDU.
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  13846. Kc 82 I really don't care, do you?
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  13847. what's disturbing to me is that after the largely positive response that the unexpected appearance of thespanish inquisition at the US congress received, I am not at all confident that this guy's behaviour would get mostly identified as insane. there are very large numbers of people who think that he's just enraged to an appropriate degree.
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  13848.  @universeslap  no.
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  13849.  @jamesjameson4303  pale°°°nians are a col°nized and displaced people. they are the victims no matter how much you smear and dehumanize them. and either way, how could you possibly sincerely demand that of two sides in a conflict, the one that has always suffered 10-100 times worse be the one to stop hating first? truly, to even begin to sympathize with i-country, you need a perception of i-country as warped and supr°mac°st as the pathological egotism of a narci°°ist, as the state ideology prescribes. this is a european and american settler c°l°ny founded on an ethnic cl°°nsing of 750,000 native people in '48, and maintained through apart°°°d, mass incarceration, t°°ture and r°p°, and countless ma°°acres (btw. the wiki page "ma°°acres in pale°°°ne" makes a great starting point for perspective).
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  13850. ltgovmcnally has liked this video.
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  13851. woher hast du die zahlen?
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  13852. 0:06 "we are looking at it... intensely" - he almost said "very strongly", but realized he was talking trump. 😂 he also made me think of the men who stare at goats for some reason.
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  13853. no, don't "know where you're buying from". don't buy dogs. don't support either stealing or breeding.
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  13854. ok ivan
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  13855. peobably alongthw lines of "there are all those old pipes down there, if we dig them up they'll all need to be replaced, and we're not supposed to spend that kind of money. and we're here to fix the road today, not make a bigger hole in the road and fix it later."
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  13856.  @renisonchristie4950  then what's my name?
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  13857. they are helping, didn't you watch the video? not helping looks very different. in terms of not getting help, this island's residents are mostly angry that there was no firefighting effort, as all the firefighters were sent to other fires near athens.
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  13858. america's abandonment of afghanistan was even more immoral, and americans loved that shit. especially american leftists, who in theory are supposed to be the ones with the solidarity.
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  13859.  @sunshine98s  it's a very well-proven phenomenon. your hearts do in fact not break for them at all. if your grandparent or your pet dies, you're likely to grieve for weeks to years. if you watch ISIS execute 100 people you don't know on video, you're likely to have forgotten about it tomorrow.
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  13860. not just in public, but specifically on al jazeera. I'm pretty sure that's enemy number one as far as news networks go.
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  13861. hä
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  13862. left-wing commentators??
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  13863. jacinda ardern is a BAWSE!
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  13864.  @nikushim6665  5:57 the video claims that it is polyurethane, and it does make sense that it would be. PU can be adapted to all sorts of applications (including remaining moderately flexible in this application), and I'm pretty sure it's easier to work with than polybutadiene (synthetic rubber). the tires themselves contain polybutadiene though, their rubber content is typically half synthetic.
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  13865.  @houseplant1016  what you're referencing is actually a one time program this year in germany for ONLY 18 year olds (born in 2005 to be precise) to sign up on an app that gives them 200€ of government money to spend on only entertainment/event/art offerings that are signed up with that one time government program. it's one in a series of gimmick projects created by the current german government to promote their intended image as an innovative "progress coalition" (innovation, technology and appealing to youth is the overlap between the green and liberal party brands, and they just drag the terminally centrist socdems along). it hardly if at all concerns visual artists like this video here, it's an attempt to revitalise parts of the economy that were almost destroyed by covid, and the money is going to end up almost entirely paying for music festival and cinema tickets. I think the france thing you're referencing is you confusing this german project with a different joint german-french project to celebrate an anniversary of some german-french agreement to build friendly relations post-WW2, which is a lottery that grants a set number of some tens of thousands of german and french youth under 28 each a one month free pass for all public transport of the other country. there are big government subsidies for art/culture in many countries, particularly in europe, but those go to big long-term projects like orchestras, museums and art galleries, you don't get money from them by just independently registering yourself as an artist.
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  13866. green iguanas are one of the very worst common petshop purchases, arguably the worst among reptiles (pretty much their only rival are giant tortoises like sulcata). they are sold extremely commonly and quite cheaply because they breed easily and look very pretty, and nobody guesses how big they get when they see 20cm baby iguanas in a glass tank. not only do they get huge, but they also are infamous for being more aggressive and energetic than most lizards (individual character varies, this is a nice iguana). rock iguanas for example typically make better big pet lizards, but they're not as pretty, so not sold as often. probably the only lizards more absurd for people to keep as pets are large monitor species, like most commonly the asian water monitor. well, those probably aren't even as mean as green iguanas, but their bites are more dangerous (green iguanaas are generally vegetarians with rather small teeth, monitors are meat-eaters, their teeth are ridiculously scary and some have venomous saliva).
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  13867. seems like she deludes herself into believing her lies. she seems like she actually believes that she didn't want to inflict suffering, just joke around.
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  13868. mimimimimimi
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  13869. the four penny coffin sounds like a ripoff!
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  13870. they actually just use oldschool compressor refrigeration that uses ammonia istead of CFCs or whatever. it's just as bad as air conditioning, and they are heating their neighbourhood like crazy. the "more environmentally friendly" part is just that ammonia isn't a super greenhouse gas like other refrigerants. they still use an electrically driven heat pump.
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  13871. fausch bad
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  13872. Dakota Evans opinion pieces with little research is all TYT ever does. their international stuff is usually really bad, because they care 90% about america only, as is common in america. john is probably the one with the most general knowledge and awareness and the fewest bad takes though. I mostly like TYT (except when it comes to china coverage, those velvet gloves are bizarre), but this is what they are. news commentators.
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  13873. now she just needs to put the word out why it happened, then people are going to pay her double and she can eat half the cookies.
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  13874. "DIE GRÜNEN!" - seehofer
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  13875. laying it on a little too thick, fashy boy
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  13876. Galit JustMe orange cats are the best
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  13877. talking about returning for a scheduled second shot was kinda awkward when john freely chose the bullshit one shot J&J option because he didn't pay attention past "just one shot". xD
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  13878. they did. they knew of al qaeda plans to hijack airliners in america.
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  13879. in fact all belligerents are obligated by the geneva conventions to not just not attack hospitals, but to support the operation of hospitals. israel has a duty to supply these hospitals it is instead shutting down. but of course DW will never even remotely tell you about all the laws israel is breaking, since it's all supposed to be presented as a he said she said matter of opinion. is responding to a massacre with a genocide self-defense? yeah, sure, maybe, why not? who knows?
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  13880. 🤡
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  13881. paul has big cermet vibes!
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  13882. this is very far from a job for the ICC at this point, why did you bring it up?
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  13883. I doubt that abbott is going to end up receiving substantial blame for uvalde up until the election. I actually thought he reacted ok to it for a republican. at first he did of course peddle the uvalde police's lies, but he was actually pretty quick to call them out as lies (a huge political taboo), faster than most news networks.
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  13884. ich hätte ihre identität trotzdem nicht gezeigt. es ist total schwachsinnig, wie viele russische oppositionelle sich einfach ohne plan freiwillig verknacken lassen. z.B. navalny und kara-mursa, die nach russland eingereist sind obwohl total klar war, dass sie ins gefängnis wandern würden. die wären jetzt im exil wesentlich nützlicher als im gulag! ebenso diese leute hier - wenn die weiter frei rumlaufen und ihre aktionen machen, ist das wesentlich nützlicher, als wenn sie verknackt werden. das ist eine art von märtyrertum, die sich überhaupt nicht lohnt. und schon gar nicht für einen auftritt in deutschen medien.
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  13885.  @karlaheidel8648  ok boomer
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  13886. hmmmmm idk man, kinda sounds like entitlement to me. xD
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  13887. she'a a minor enemy of the belarusian state, she's not being hunted by the CIA my guy.
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  13888. I think both kinds of defense are necessary, to criticize the political attack and to engage with the plagiarism accusations. academic publications must be able to stand up to scrutiny. criticizing the political nature of the accusations can counteract the impact of substantiated accusations, but can't make them go away fully. and if cenk hadn't acted so deranged here, they could have gotten to discussing this >_>
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  13889.  @hgv1883  uhm no. xD both very serious injuries to soldiers inhaling uranium dust on battlefields where the shells are fired or the removal of vehicle wrecks hit by uranium munitions, and dramatic increases of cancers and birth defects in the local population from uranium exposure through water and agricultural produce after uranium munitions use are well-documented. the risk to soldiers has even been acknowledged and warned about by the US military for decades (while the permanent poisoningis denied because the US doesn't want to stop using the stuff). uranium contamination is extremely long-lasting, since it can only be diluted and washed out by rainfall, there is no practical way to clear it. that's why DU munitions are less reasonable to use on one's own territory, and in a country with a very important agricultural industry at that, than mines or cluster munitions. chernobyl was already contaminated by the chernobyl disaster, but it was actually quite lucky in terms of wind direction, and severe contamination occurred mostly to chernobyl's west in a largely swampy and forested region of less agricultural importance. belarus and even parts of russia were hit much worse than ukraine, except for the immediate surroundings of the power plant of course. things would have been MUCH worse if the winds throughout the weeks the plant burned had blown south the short way to kyiv. almost all of the territory where ukraine will use DU saw hardly any contamination, less than austria and large parts of sweden, norway, and finland, and those normally are among ukraine's highly productive regions of agriculture. and the fundamental difference between DU munitions and reactor fallout is that the reactor fallout was made up mostly of radioisotopes with half-lives measured in days to decades, so most of the danger from it has already dissipated, and what remains will continue to get substantiallyless harmful in the coming decades. DU contamination is an eternal problem, it's a permanent poisoning of the land. the reason why ukraine is getting DU munitions is that DU is essentially free. it's an abundant waste product with no other use, and would otherwise cost money to dispose of as high-grade radioactive waste. tungsten is just as good, but since that is a material with many other uses that needs to be mined deliberately, tungsten munitions are many times more expensive than uranium munitions, and the amounts that exist are a fraction of those of DU munitions. they have been produced in large quantities by countries like the US and russia which fight many wars on foreign soil, which they are willing to poison.
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  13890. mimimimimimi
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  13891. they look so different? aren't you confusing them with the nuer, who are blackest black giants?
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  13892.  @ngotemna8875  ich bin antifauschist!
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  13893. well, who uses political youtube comment bots and is aligned with rising's agenda to draw voters away from the democratic party? 🤔
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  13894.  @jessew7565  very unrefreshing
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  13895. there isn't one. there is a tiny insurgency of like 1000 ISK members.
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  13896. where are the corals? I only see algae.
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  13897.  @sandrab2589  him allowing it doesn't have to mean that it's primarily his decision, it can just mean that he has veto rights.
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  13898. who do these emobots belong to?
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  13899. isn't it odd that neither cinnamon nor ginger are red/orange?
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  13900. "baseless" is part of the statement that i-country asked its friends to issue, according to reporting. that's why it's been said by both germany and america.
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  13901. sudan, egypt
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  13902. I'm all for ukraine in this war, but after the big announcements of russian military stationed at the power plant to use it as a shield, I think it's very obvious that this was a ukrainian attack, and in my opinion, ukraine has massively damaged its credibility with the disinformation claiming that the russian military shot at itself at the power plant. it's also unnecessary. ukraine has weapons precise enough to reasonable safely shoot close to the power plant, and if the russians are using it for cover, then the russian military at the power plant SHOULD be attacked as much as is safely possible to discourage this activity! ukraine is lying and it's very dumb
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  13903. well that was incredibly uninformative!
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  13904. just BBC being fake news - it's not the journalist's cat's account, it's the journalist's cat account. if it was the cat's account, then it would contain the cat's data.
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  13905. add a retiring grandma for germany to that and a neolib banker with a colonialist napoleon complex for france. meanwhile china has mao jinping and russia has wide putin.
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  13906. 2:26 holy damn I had no idea it was that big!
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  13907. werneeeeeeer! die russen kommen!
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  13908. is°°°ls lügen über den 10.7. waren auch ein highlight. und natürlich deren anhaltende verbreitung durch die meisten westlichen und praktisch alle deutschen medien - z.B. ist die beweislage für systematische oder massiv vorgekommene s°°uelle gewalt gleich null (beweise gibt es für keinen einzigen fall, das schließt zwar nicht alles aus,aber es schließt massives vorkommen eindeutig aus), nur 36 bzw. 3% der toten waren minderjährig (gegen 40% in g°za), davon ~15 zufallsopfer des raketenbeschusses, darunter nur ein einziges baby, nicht 40, das weder aufgehängt noch gekö°ft oder verbrannt sondern durch eine tür erscho°°en wurde, und auch keine anderen kinder wurden zusammengebunden angezündet, und keiner schwangeren frau ein fötus aus dem leib geschnitten (alles widerlegt laut polizei). die videos und zeugenaussagen zeigen eindeutig viele morde, doch das verhalten der angreifer variierte stark, nur manche haben zivilisten ermordet während andere zivilisten nur fragten, wo es hier zur armee geht. 32% der toten waren militär, polizei, oder geheimdienstangestellte, und unter den zivilisten waren rund drei viertel erwachsene männer (wozu auch die bewaffneten kibbutzwachen zählen).
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  13909. lol I had the same tradition of watching age-inappropriate movies with my dad. I hate scary movies and never watch horror movies. the most scared I ever got (with nightmares for weeks) was from watching dirty harry probably around 10 years old. I'm pretty sure there was some kind of torture scene, and I know there was a sniping serial killer who I think also buried a girl alive. I didn't finish the movie because at some point I ran out and cried. another movie that scared me enough to have to leave, probably around 5, was shrek. I don't know why. I think I was also pretty terrified of monsters inc.
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  13910. mit oder ohne apartheid?
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  13911. LOL
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  13912. what the hell.... make it make sense!
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  13913. 2:45 what blew up there? that's not a high explosives detonation. it looks more similar to a large gas tank exploding. but that's a lot of conspicuous smoke that has be thinking they actually hit a rocket stash or rocket making shop, and that's the solid rocket fuel (rocket candy or perhaps something black powder based) burning.
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  13914. nein, das war spätestens woodrow wilson nach seinem schlaganfall.
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  13915. @@PopeBenediktXVI nein, jefferson hatte über 600 sklaven (nicht alle gleichzeitig). mit der einen sklavin (sally hemings) @hat er sechs kinder gezeugt.
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  13916. Cameron Rogers J&J should be used as a two shot vaccine equivalent to astrazeneca. J&J pushed it through the trials as a one shot to have their own market niche, and were apparently very successful with that. here in germany, J&J long was the one most widely accessible without appointment and from mobile vaccination stations, the idea being that it's given to homeless people and losers who can't be expected to come for a scheduled second dose. I thought from the first data points that I would think twice about getting J&J if it was the only offer for me, because it looked a lot like a trap in that I would officially be categorized as vaccinated and thus ineligible for the better vaccines, while actually having relatively low immunity, perhaps particularly to new variants. by the time I did get vaccinated, I had the option of an assigned mRNA vaccine and was given moderna. given the data I have seen since, that would now also be my first choice. :) well, moderna or sputnik V to be honest, because that stuff does seem to be a banger. here also is a one shot sputnik option called sputnik light which I'm pretty sure is better than J&J (I think they just use the first dose of sputnik V).
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  13917. ShinTsu the german government recently put out advice on booster shots, I think it's that high risk people should get a third shot after 8 months, immune-compromised people should get a third shot as early as three weeks after the second, and anybody who got J&J should get a second shot (mRNA) any time after 5 weeks or whatever was the previous official "full vaccination" date for J&J. it still seems a bit silly to me to categorize J&J one-timers as more vaccinated than those who have gotten one dhot of any other vaccine, but I guess by now many of those people vaccinated early in the year have less protection than somebody who got J&J recently, but so far there is no expiry date on the vaccination status.
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  13918. corn pop was a bad dude
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  13919. it's competition. if I don't steal your house, someone else is gonna steal it.
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  13920. Charlie Johansse are you not white? xD
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  13921. *many
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  13922.  @werunapologeticallyprolife2279  of course, everybody can see what you are.
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  13923.  @werunapologeticallyprolife2279  right. uneducated, theocratic, and a gullible victim of far right propaganda.
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  13924. yeah right 🙄
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  13925. @GreatWhiteBuckwheat no, but they obviously will continue. in fact they will continue to get worse. more shootings, as they are more and more normalised, and higher death counts as the shooters compete with each other. that's what's going to happen, it just is.
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  13926. things are not black or white. there is about a 30% chance that russia invades eastern ukraine again, and perhaps a 5% chance that they try for kiev. it's more likely that it doesn't happen, and arms shipments to ukraine are making it less likely to happen, but that is a HUGE threat. there is a 0% chance of russian and NATO troops firing at one another, anybody who suggests that is an idiot or lying.
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  13927. "you'll are"??????
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  13928. the guy says it in the video, it's none.
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  13929. that's so fucked up! the russians that left the base 100% knew that there was dangerous radioactive material, they just didn't want the hassle of disposing of it, so they pretended that it wasn't there. what a lovely way to treat your soviet "brothers"...
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  13930. she's british and looks like a cis woman. talks funny though
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  13931. was fischet das kos?
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  13932. diese katastrophe ist das beste, was armin laschet passieren konnte. der hat nächste woche seine bisher besten umfragewerte.
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  13933. I think you could hold the hammer down with your thumb to prevent accidental firing while you knuckledust or stab somebody.
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  13934. that's some random crackpot philosopher, a nobody. another whacky quote of hers denies the armenian genocide, seemingly because she feels that its comparisons to the holocaust infringe on a special status for jews.
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  13935. it's supposed to acknowledge that they might have a place they consider their home, just not in a house.
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  13936. die beobachtung ramelows durch den verfassungsschutz wurde vom verfassungsgericht für verfassungswidrig erklärt, da er kein extremist ist.
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  13937. G Mann question your sanity!
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  13938. scallops can swim?!
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  13939. I hate people who take themselves so seriously that they can't laugh at situational awkwardness.
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  13940. that cat is out of the bag, the biden administration already stole the afghan central bank's foreign reserves.
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  13941. I do. especially in syria. though I'm pretty sure turkey took it further than russia and had some fun with shooting mortars around american positions. between the US and russia in syria the biggest problem was probably the americans killing a bunch of russian mercenaries.
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  13942. german media is doing all it can to support looking away.
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  13943. just "assault"? isn't trying to run people over with a car generally at least "assault with a deadly weapon" plus some kind of driving charge? it definitely is if you do it to a cop...
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  13944. yeah I don't buy that you genuinely thought this was legal for US citizens. y'all so dumb though.
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  13945. ja, aber wenn es nach westlichem attentat aussieht, wird halb russland nach rache schreien. damit könnte wahrscheinlich tatsächlich den russen atomwaffeneinsatz schmackhaft gemacht werden. ansonsten denke ich, dass atomwaffen für putin vermutlich kaum in frage kommen, weil ein nuklearer erstschlag mit hoher wahrscheinlichkeit die einzige rote linie für die regierungsunterstützung des russischen volkes ist (aufgrund der alten angst vor atomkrieg gerade unter den älteren russen, die putins größte fans sind). putin umzubringen würde EXTREM viel wut auslösen.
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  13946. the people who designed that wooden stock didn't understand wood. that lower strut is super fragile due to its diagonal grain, and the upper part that would be the grip on a normal rifle stock also cuts diagonal to the grain a big more than usual, which is entirely pointless because that's not usable as the grip. basically the whole stock could break off pretty easily, but most of all the lower strut and the pistol grip. normally pistol grips on wood-clad rifles are made of seprate pieces to align the grain with the grip, which makes it probably in the ballpark of 10 times more break-resistant. to have any chance of that stock design being non-fragile, itwouldneed to be either plywood or laminated in at least three layers, the middle one having vertically oriented grain.
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  13947. putin has a point about the aispace not being closed to commercial flights. was this the first time that ukraine heard of surface to air missiles being around?
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  13948. biden can't even grasp the concept of strategic ambiguity, he had to be corrected four whole times about US taiwan policy before they got him to shut up about it. biden also said seven days before the fall of kabul that a taliban takeover of the country was "not inevitable", and that there would be no saigon-like scenes with helicopters flying out of the embassy. more recently, biden has repeatedly made the false claim to have seen pictures of beh°°ded babies in i-country, or that US intelligence has evidence of this occurring, or of mass r°pes occurring. the last lie may be sort of official policy, though that's not why he repeats it, but the babies thing had to be denied by his people again like the taiwan thing, since official i-country statistics prove that there only was one baby k°°°°d, by gunfire, and the body was left in one piece.
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  13949. that's a practice baby right there
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  13950. birds are dinosaurs. I want to point out though that feather plucking is a sign of mental illness, and that being a house pet, even of people who love her and know how to take care of birds, made jersey sick. she doesn't actually need to be treated like a baby. there is nobody there to treat these birds like babies in the wild, and those wild birds are doing way better mentally than she is. this is an adult animal, not a baby, her mind is not evolved to play with humans, but to find food, build nests, defend herself, care for actual baby birds, and socialize with her cockatoo mate. if you just look at jersey compared to wild cockatoos, it's pretty obvious who is getting what they need and who isn't.
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  13951. odd, since biden is much more conservative than obama.
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  13952.  @JohnDoe_69  exactly
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  13953. what air defense doing?
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  13954. what 14 year old? she was 16, he was 18.
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  13955. *right wing not ring wing >_>
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  13956. silliest red arrow ever
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  13957. why do emergency services' radios still sound so bad?
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  13958. the people doing activism and rescues to support domestic slaves in these arab countries are heroes. when they're foreigners like the filipina woman from sandigan here, they're even more at risk. thoughit is worth noting that kuwait probably stands out as having the least government suppression of this effort among gulf countries. kuwait is by far the most democratic and liberal of them, with the worst being saudi arabia followed by qatar.
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  13959. this is what TYT wanted, not what most afghans wanted.
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  13960. sounds kinda like shane dawson? 🤨
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  13961. I imagine that finding people to adopt two big dogs at once isn't easy. and they're likely to remain a bit difficult to handle due to their fear.
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  13962. schlaaaaaand
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  13963. take back your independence by overpaying the wagner group 100fold in mineral rights for securing the survival of your coup leaders!
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  13964. america's covid management has NEVER aimed to wipe out covid. don't be ridiculous!
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  13965. 11:38 bitte sagt mir, dass der griff aus mammutelfenbein ist! :'D
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  13966. no, T-Pain
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  13967. hä? so fotogen ist der doch gar nicht
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  13968.  @lawrenceleverton7426  no
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  13969. solang er netz hatte und ein ohr frei, konnte der typ selbst entscheiden, wann er telefoniert. er war ja nur lose eingegliedert in eine mulitärische organisation und eine art ehrengast. ich denk seine kurdischen kameraden konnten nachvollziehen, dass er seiner familie wenigstens regelmäßigen kontakt schuldete, nachdem er sich entschieden hatte, sein leben für fremde leute zu riskieren.
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  13970. roboter-ents
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  13971. no, antifa and the like were a thing before social media.
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  13972. guck dir mal videos von tiertransport und schlachthofbetrieb an. das ist bizarr, dass tiere, bei deren haltung auf tierwohl geachtet wird, am ende so behandelt werden. horror für biobauern und co.
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  13973. america and i-country have been the ones escalating, very very clearly.
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  13974. 39:39 hold up - the government guy just said that employers are not allowed to privately transfer their domestic workers, but then he said that all those private transfers are recorded in a government database????
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  13975. wow that's a bizarre level of inaction!
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  13976. your camera angle during the outro is very unflattering. if you're gonna film from below at all, I think the other side would probably look better, at least when that's also the illuminated side.
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  13977. Farzana 🇺🇸 kurds are not in general more progressive, but the dominant syrian kurdish political movement to which most of the fighters of the SDF belong is. they're an offshoot of turkey's kurdish socialist PKK.
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  13978. offended by everything, ashamed of nothing - i-country is a narcissist.
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  13979. 🤡
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  13980. inselaffen
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  13981.  @glennoswald5928  reading comprehension fail, OP said the opposite
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  13982. yikes, that's creepy.
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  13983. 1:47 different YMCA I assume? xD
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  13984. only the top layer, they throw that out anyway >_>
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  13985. the entire rest of the world makes fun of america for its pee beer like we make fun of america for trump.
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  13986. LOL their website claims the pads are "unbleached". that is OBVIOUSLY bleached fiber.
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  13987. that's not how pronouns work. hisbollah is the sister, herbollah is the brother.
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  13988. Abortion rights would’ve saved us from you I don't know any russian
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  13989.  @Lubu-xy2ig  it's the title. it is in no way a question of ability, biden could stop the war and increase the aid tenfold with a phone call by declaring a withholding of support. the issue is that biden does not want to do that in the slightest. the ONLY thing america has done to signal marginal disapproval of is°°°l's aggression, or rather exclusively for its expansion of the "war" into leb°°on, has been the recent withdrawal of one of the two aircraft carrier fleets that were sent in from outside the mediterranean to threaten ir°n and hezb°ll°h into not retaliating against is°°°li at°°cks. everything else have been meaningless general statements to the media, not a single demand made of i°°°el, explicitly NO conditions set, which directly means permission to conduct war cr°mes and to expand the "w°r", and not a single acknowledgement and condemnation of an is°°eli action (plenty of statements misreported as such, but they all were "if x has occurred, that would be a bad thing", followed by a clarification that x is assessed to not have occurred whenever media cared enough to press the issue). is°°el does nothing that the biden admin says to the press that it supposedly wants, constantly even expresses open disrespect for those expectations and for all its allies, and then it still gets the most special of special treatments that america has on offer in terms of huge arms shipments by presidential decree that are not only not clarified to the public and not approved by congress as normal (in the name of US national security, which is clearly not served but rather severely endangered by this), but congress is not even informed of the contents of the shipments. biden is objectively ab°sing his authority to provide 110% support and has not actually expressed any disapproval of is°°°l's actions, merely feigned displeasure at the non-attributed resulting situation. the biden admin claims to be concerned with the famine (or "the continuing food situation", as blinken just put it), but they have literally not a single time attributed it to the isr°°°i decision to restrict the shipment of goods, or their b°°bing and bulldozing of various food production facilities. they have not condemned A N Y T H I N G. not a single action of the state, absolutely nothing.
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  13990.  @Saa5962Sab  DW is fully funded by the german state, which is isr°°l's most sycophantic ally.
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  13991. cops believe in scaring people away from drugs. they think they can prevent somebody from using drugs by making them believe that they'll fall and die if they go near any fenranyl.
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  13992. there is no forensic evidence, and nobody has interviewed a victim. all this report is based on are again a small number of witness claims (earlier ones like those that were cited by the NYT have all been extraordinarily thoroughly discredited) and some number of pictures of partially undressed corpses. I would in principle be willing to see those as ok evidence, if it wasn't for the established fact that the lunatic "first responders" of zaka, which rival the military in how many proven lies they have disseminated, did rearrange crime scenes including moving corpses to then take pictures and videos of them and make up more exciting stories.
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  13993. becnause poland is not at war and probably not fully ready todefend its airspace like that, and becausethe missile hit a sparsely populated area. poland probably does have some air defense coverage for its cities near the border.
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  13994. look up "flint knapping" on youtube, it only takes very very simple tools. the fine work isn't done by bashing stones together though, but by pressing something like a piece of bone against the side of the blade edge.
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  13995. Ian Burt it is entirely biden's decision to extend or abort the airlift though. the taliban won't attack, the most they might do is to block afghans from reaching the airport, but they would still let us take people to the airport by helicopter and probably by road, too. they know that all of NATO will leave if they just don't shoot any of them, and they want nothing more than for NATO to leave. biden is fully free to decide how many people he wants to save, there is no actual downside to staying some more days or weeks at the airport. on the contrary, not only is it our duty to help at least this little bit, but it even is strategically valuable to leave as few afghan collaborators behind as possible. those who are left behind would provide political leverage for the taliban, as they could take them hostage (not necessarily publically) and threaten to kill them all on video in order to damage the american public's opinion of joe biden, who abandoned them, as well as other western leaders. or they could have ISIS do it for plausible deniability. this is probably why the taliban are so unenthusiastic about letting afghan collaborators leave.
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  13996. I would have expected the biggest potato to be bigger than that.
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  13997. nice.
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  13998. women do 7 times as much housework as men in japan? yikes, that is SUPER lopsided
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  13999. oh god who cares?
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  14000. they had clear plastic in 1907???
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  14001. daesh is just a name, age is just a number, and jail is just a place.
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  14002. no. the word "restoration" does.
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  14003. the afghan military had a few women, but it really should have been 20% by now.
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  14004. Daniela Wohlan lockdown 2: 2 lock 2 down ach nee, der war schon
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  14005. ukraine gave up the world's third largest nuclear arsenal for promises of protection from russia, the US, and britain. if they had kept some nukes, ukraine would have deterred any russian invasion without requiring western help.
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  14006. yikes... that woman from the konrad adenauer foundation sounds like she's just in a roundabout way saying "concede, concede, concede". even these tiny steps of the taliban to allow little bits of education for girls and women show that the sanctions are working, but she doesn't seem to want to acknowledge that.
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  14007. that kinda reads like you found the kid in your profile picture in your yard and named her oreo...
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  14008. btw has anyone made a GTA-type game yet where you play saddam hussein's or muammar gaddhafi's sons? could be a good candidate for outrage marketing.
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  14009.  @janikesina7813  insanely unfunny? that makes no sense...
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  14010. they're definitely too eager to make judgements about strategic significance on too little info. as I understand it, bakhmut as a city is of moderately low importance (or rather was, because now it's ruined), but bakhmut as a defensive position is of moderately high importance, as it apparently is a particularly defensible location, a lot of work has been put into making it defensible. russia capturing bakhmut could enable them to quickly push the front line several kilometers past bakhmut on less defensivle terrain. and of course there always is the issue that 10 km gained by russia increase the reach of russian artillery by 10km, probably threatening new cities. there are other small cities with prepared defenses not very far behind bakhmut though, so the potential advance of the russians past bakhmut is not huge. also capturing bakhmut, which russia had already been trying for months then, supposedly would have been much more useful to russia before they lost izium and its surrounduings in the ukrainian kharkiv offensive last fall, as there are important potential supply lines (rail and road) leading theough there and through bakhmut.
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  14011. AnonymousSilence4572 nobody serious is suggesting a reoccupation. what's being discussed, and what TYT did a whole a*s job trying to distract from, is purely the extension of the kabul evacuation. every day longer saves thousands of people (mostly people we have previously promised relocation to) with no downside, it's immoral to oppose its extension.
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  14012. yes, it is, it has never meant anything else. if you think that the term is misleadingly vague, take it up with 19th century antisemites who invented it. it has only ever referred to j°°s because essentially nobody has ever hated or politically opposed semitic peoples more broadly, perceived as one group. this is a 100% false talking point, and a pointless one at that.
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  14013. unlikely to happen after somebody just spent thousands of dollars on fixing it.
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  14014. die rote armee, die damals die ukraine zurückeroberte, bestand zum großen teil aus ukrainern.
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  14015.  @lewislee9201  xD no, I would like for them or absolutely anyone in german politics and media to be capable of recalling the REAL idea of the whole german responsibility/remembrance culture thing and to identify and call out that it's being universally misrepresented. the idea is to honour the victims of n°zi crimes by identifying and opposing institutional r°cism and ge°°cide, or also tyr°nny more broadly. of course that has always squared badly with isr°°l, so now somehow everybody in the public eye seems to have quietly agreed that all this, which should be the entire point or at least the clear primary part, does not exist at all, and in its stead exists purely a duty to protect j°ws, which gets (probably more aggressively than anywhere else outside of is°°el) conflated with protecting israel, which gets tweaked to become a duty to support the actions of whichever government governs isr°°l at a given time. according to how this cultural tradition is supposed to work, protecting j°ws specifically does get a mention, but it's expressly secondary to opposing g°°ocides and such regardless of who the perpetrators and who the victims are. and regarding isr°°l, very clearly the only assertable german duty is to support is°°el in its intended function of protecting j°ws - which is the opposite of what their government is achieving, their aggression is making both isr°°lis and j°ws around the globe LESS safe and less free!
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  14016. modash1231 that's sort of true, outdoor pet cats catch crazy numbers of birds etc basically everywhere, but there are regional and local differences in risk level in whether cats are preying on endangered species or species that will be ok, and whether the climate is suitable for feral cat populations to develop. here in germany, I don't think we have any notable feral cat populations and I think the rather cold winters are a big part of it. my city also has big numbers of many species of songbirds (enough to be annoying) even though pet cats kill a lot of them. the birds seem to be doing just fine, what's going way down by contrast are the population numbers of insects. I'd say there were like 20-50x more butterflies around the year 2000 when I was a kid (I always liked nature so I was paying attention). I wonder what f*cked up insecticides we started using around that time, when normally newer pesticides are supposed to be getting less harmful. peacock butterflies used to be some of the most common since the caterpillars feed on nettles that grow everywhere, but they almost completely disappeared by 2005 or so.
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  14017. big oof
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  14018. кנ64 bella ciao
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  14019. bad analysis. there is no way prigozhin walked away for PROMISES. I reckon it was a combination of a very large physical transfer of money/gold/gems, and the release of family members of prigozhin or other wagner leaders whom wagner failed to secure and who were taken hostage by putin's people. or just the latter, without the money.
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  14020. aljazeera has actually been making an editorial choice from the start to be subtly russia-friendly in this war. they've hosted a ton of russian propagandists to tell their lies that they don't even believe themselves. in this video, the correspondent calls the russian claim "confimation" that hypersonic missiles have been used, when it's not. russia can't afford hypersonic missiles.
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  14021.  @helios7212  the real time count of individually identified d°°ths is probably unprecedented, but that's because g°za due to its small size, close centralized organization of the health system that counts the dead, and lots of very unwelcome experience of counting "war" casualties, is extremely good at counting. what is comparable are g^za "wars" between one another, but you can't validly compare confirmed d°°ths in g°za with confirmed d°°ths in other w°rs, where they are counted through totally different methodologies. it's been quite disappointing to see so many otherwise relatively high quality news outlets publish these invalid and patently absurd comparisons. some aspects of the numbers that have been badly compared that particularly stuck out to me: the current g°za d°°th count of minors (all the statistics use the legalese "children" in reference to anyone under 18) surpassed that of the yemen w°r within 6 to 8 weeks or so. absolute hogwash to anyone who has taken any note of how children have fared in yemen. in ukraine meanwhile, which probably shouldn't even be particularly bad at counting, neither w°r party releases credible official military casualty figures, but outside estimates both from NGOs and foreign governments are in the ballpark of 200,000-300,000+ combined dead soldiers. and yet the individually confirmed civilian death toll according to ukraine and UN counts is only around 10,000-11,000. a civilian to soldier death ratio of one to 20 or 30 would probably make it the most humane war in human history! and basically everyone agrees that in the ballpark of 2-10 times that many civilians died in the mariupol pocket alone. the normal range of ratios between civilian and military d°°ths in w°rs seems to be between three to one one way and three to one the other way, or thereabout. because many got caught up in rapid russian advances and widespread bombardment, civilian deaths were much higher early on than later. my impression is that the first three months probably had a ratio between one to one and three civilians per soldier, but this later inverted and by now the total muat be bwtween one and three dead soldiers per civilian. but certainly nothing like 20 or 30 to 1.
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  14022.  @Sebby6666  every party is responsible for their own actions.
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  14023. now I'm wondering about the amount of chest hair these peelers leave in the cinnamon...
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  14024. you called it a rifle and then said that it has a smooth bore. I feel lied to.
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  14025. what I don't understand there is whether that train had no emergency-breakable escape windows with those little spike hammers mounted next to them. those were definitely already mandated here in germany in 2003. I remember even old trams that must have been from the 70s or older having thek know!those eventually got discontinued because they required the climbing of a few steps to get in, and could not be retrofitted to accommodate wheel chairs - but that happened well after they already had gotten the escape windows.
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  14026. that's definitely one of the biden admin's strengths. abandoning afghanistan was a huge mistake though.
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  14027. if this is about making other candidates contest the primary, why didn't cenk do it early enough for that to actually happen? he mentioned in a previous video that some deadlines for getting put on some states' primary ballots were about to pass. so basically it's already too late for other candidates to sign up. this is just like kanye west deciding to run as an independent too late to get his name on the ballot in several states! I wonder what happened with nina turner - way back probably between the last presidwntial and last midterm election, TYT was trying really hard to elevate her profile, as if to set the groundwork for a presidential run.
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  14028.  @ILikeToLaughAtYou  thin blue line ideology is about putting cops above the law and in control of government. it's advocacy for a police state, and fundamentally antidemocratic.
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  14029. lothar von trotha 👎
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  14030. that's fucking disgusting. putin should have some close contact with polonium. not only would it be fair, but it would actually be highly appropriate given that the element is named after poland, which this current russian expansion is threatening.
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  14031. subtitles maybe?
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  14032. did you make the list? kinda bizarre to have a list that long without deir yassin 1948. and of course there were numerous others in 1948.
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  14033. der typ ist palästinenser ohne staatsbürgerschaft, der hat kein land.
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  14034. yeah no shit
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  14035. who are you affiliated with? "authentic" islam? xD
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  14036. those are super fancy cats. zoe is a white/silver bengal, zeke is a toyger.
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  14037. and german support 🤮
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  14038. ooooofff
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  14039. I think that cat may have some sort of medical issue. weird smells can make cats act somewhat like this, but that looks different (flehmen response and not that sort of wide eyes).
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  14040. I distinctly heard a "YIKES" when the murderer hit on isobel.
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  14041. sounds like he's paying lip-service to opposition to some western liberal utopian ideas while actually supporting them. I don't think he's actually proposing anything there that would be opposed by the west. itsounds like he's proposing a western-aligned buffer state with aome narratives to allow ukrainians who don't want to be with the west to pretend that they are not.
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  14042. ~VERY GOOD JOB SISTER YOUR WORK NICE~ mood
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  14043. that is one big cat!
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  14044. oh sh*t! I guessed from the title that it was candida auris because I saw it on the resident... yeah that's prettey f*cking bad! it seems legally questionable for the authorities to not publically identify the affected hospitals.
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  14045. putin kann jederzeit abziehen.
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  14046. a broom provides enough of a chance to keep the guy out of reach thatrunning in there is nothing more than I would expect of any decent person. those kids were too small to even run fast. going in with brooms may also be a more obvious choice to chinese people because it resembles how chinese police catch people wielding knives with those y-shaped grabby poles. you could probably push a guy against a wall with three people with those brooms. or two push, and the other turns the broom around and plays some pool...
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  14047. I bet keith turned the house upside down when the family was away because he wasn't getting his usual secret treats from the sitter, the sitter was ACTUALLY sticking to the diet plan. the official dief plan might not even be enough, the owner said that he's supposed to gets third of what other cats get, which seems too little. I don't understand how these people convince themselves that the cat is gaining weight on a third of a ration.
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  14048. thanks forwarning us in case we somehow end up in an action movie
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  14049. I saw an insider video once that I thought was tunny for advertising european blueberries, which are much smaller and cheaper here and generally only sold frozen or processed because nobody wants to deal with them as raw berries, as some kind of premium option in the american markets, touting some kind of nebulous health benefit.
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  14050. Sam1.7 hey RT, nobody asked you.
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  14051. General Martok if the media reported on every new variant, they would be doing it multiple times a week. the fact that this variant is even mentioned by general audience media falsely suggests a certain level of relevance. this is just doing a covid story to do a covid story, as if DW didn't already do enough of those.
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  14052. the little kid who wants to be a doctor to buy his mom a car is precious.
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  14053. -chooses J&J vaccine -puts dog in community pool John should stop revealing these private things that make him look bad...
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  14054. es wird nicht die ganze welt unbewohnbar, aber die bewohnbaren gebiete und die landwirtschaftlich nutzbaren gebiete verschieben sich sehr stark, und demensprechend stehen wir am anfang einer absolut gigantischen migrationswelle. sehr viele städte sind sehr niedrig an küsten oder an flussmündungen gelegen und werden durch überschwemmung unbewohnbar werden, während beaonders in tropischen und subtropischen gebieten manche regionen schlicht zu heiß oder zu trocken werden, oder immer schwerer durch zyklone belastet werden. viele dieser equatornahen gebiete sind sehr dicht bewohnt, und die einwohner sind sehr arm und ihre regierungen zu arm und zu inkompetent um gegen die verschlechterung der lage effektiv vorzugehen - z.B. kann sich kaum ein anderer ort leisten, das steigende meer physisch auszusperren, wie holland das tut oder new york es tun wird. bangladeah allein hat eine sehrschnell wachstende einwohnerzahl von 170 millionen, und fast alle davon werden im laufe dieses jahrhunderts auswandern müssen. nahrungsmittelproduktion anzupassen und mengenmäßig aufrechtzuerhalten wird schon nicht einfach werden- (besonders schwierig zu kompensieren kann z.B. auch ein kollaps der meeresfischbestände werden, wobei der aber wohl nur nachrangig durch klimawandel verursacht sein dürfte, und mehr durch überfischen und verschmutzung. aber das hauptproblem, riesig und unausweichlich, wird die massenmigration. ich tippe auf eine milliarde internationale klimamigranten bis 2100, wahrscheinlich schon bis 2070. bewohnbarer werden große gebiete wohl nur in russland und kanada, aber die einwohner dort werden wenig begeistert sein von der aussicht, pro bürgernase zehn arme, ungebildete, weitgehend muslimische, dunkelbraune ausländer einwandern zu lassen, und die einzelnen migranten werden eh lieber versuchen wollen, premium-plätze in bereits komplett gebauten ländern zu ergattern. in 15-25 jahren wird die EU-außengrenze grundsätzlich mit tödlicher gewalt verteidigt werden (höchstwahrscheinlich in weiten teilen durch autonome waffensysteme durchgesetzt). es ist durchaus ironisch, das gerade die, die besonders wenig bock auf migranten haben, am wenigsten gegen den klimawandel tun wollen. der klimawandel wird einen migrationstsunami erzwingen, der bisherige migrations"krisen" wie ein kinderspiel aussehen lassen wird.
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  14055. the settlers in principle are civilian criminals. a portion of them are armed militia.
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  14056. hä
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  14057. not a fan of DW's "conflict zone" format, I take it? xD
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  14058.  @Guy-Lewis  yeah I don't like it either. for some reason, they decided to deliberately make an extreme version of this hostile interview thing (it's clearly intentional since they named the show "conflict zone" for its hostility). but they generally don't manage to really substantively interrogate the people they interview with well thought out questions of importance. they just ask normal questions and posture antagonistically, and maybe repeat questions and point out when someone isn't answering. quite often, the substance of the challenge is so crude that it's easy for the interviewees to avoid accountability, and then the antagonistic aesthetic of the show ends up making the interviewee look better than they would have in a more sober interview, because it gives the false impression that the interviewee was seriously challenged and proved exceptionally capable of holding their ground. really, any performative antagonism from and interviewer can only help the interviewee. I suppose the upside to that format is that it's so appealing to politicians who recognise this as an exploitable platform that it probably draws higher profile politicians who otherwise would not have agreed to do an interview, and who draw relatively high view counts. and the hostility could perhaps make it less boring for some viewers, or in particular it may provoke more viewer engagement such as posting youtube comments, or replies and shares on social media, since content that makes people angry is well known for propagating very effectively this way (which breeds overall hostility in online political discourse). of course this has very little to do with good journalism...😒
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  14059. I think trump could successfully run an onlyfans account, based on how his fans talk about him. I think he should stick to non-nude though, they're imagining him way hotter than he actually looks under his clothes, so they would only get disappointed. xD
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  14060. 1:41 he definitely expected an orgy xD
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  14061. 5:43 uhm... but they're bombing only the surface. is he saying that they're tunneling down with bombs? if so, that's not what I've seen in any of the footage. I haven't even seen bunker-busting bombs being used, only destruction of above ground buildings.
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  14062. did france run out of sandpaper in 1918? 😬
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  14063.  @dxd42  that's my point.
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  14064. what a sweet dog! he turned out shockingly skinny though, he has a body like a greyhound!
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  14065.  @omrxblah4572  children too?
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  14066. you idiots, this sale is making the medal very collectible and even something to put in a museum. it's worth way more than the gold value (any nobel prize medal would be even without this story), and "black market" makes no sense at all since it's an identifiable item that gets its value from its provenance.
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  14067. I'm mostly impressed that this is somehow apparently an evonomically viable profuct. whatdo they sell these for? $50k? I would imaginw that the price is in the range where it really doesn't matter for customers anymore.
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  14068. you know, I think queer people in gaza have bigger problems. as far as I know, they are no more blast-resistant than the average gazan.
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  14069. ;)
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  14070. he looks good for his age though, doesn't he?
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  14071. lol why did he think they wouldn't identify his mother?
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  14072. yeah, kaliningrad isn't a target, kaliningrad is a weapon. it's there to link up with belarus and cut off the baltic states from the west.
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  14073. least desperate finn
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  14074.  @nohandler1493  "north western provinces" - yeah, also known as xinjiang, or east turkestan. mostly uyghurs there, some kazakhs.
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  14075. is there a difference though?
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  14076. cosplaying while pretending to larp
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  14077. you mean by pandering to the far right?
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  14078. she's like the anti-merkel in how she carries herself. always fake smiling, rehearsed gestures, deceptive phrasing... plus she lost to trump, whereas merkel just voluntarily retired after winning four elections in a row as the first female german chancellor. well, I guess they're mostly very different because merkel lived in east germany until the reunification and only then joined politics, and for the next 10-15 years everybody made fun of her for being awkward and having a bad haircut.
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  14079. nah, it's quite irrelevant and pointless. I reckon the only thing it can be intended to do and can possibly do is influence russian public opinion, but that's much more likely to achieve negative results. turning a population against their government by attacking them in the hope that they blame their own government for provoking the attack, rather than blaming the enemy for attacking them, has been tried many times before, including in WW2 "strategic bombing" (euphemism for carpet-bombing civilians), and in russia's current campaign of long range strikes against ukrainian cities (and probably in almost all other wars in between). do the ukrainians deciding to do this in moscow think that it's working against ukraine? 🙄
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  14080. looks fun, and much less problematic than the pro-virus riots here in europe. both are just young thugs/hooligans breaking stuff for the thrill. at least stealing in the process makes sense.
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  14081.  @azadlaispanca  I am a nation? what nation would that be?
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  14082. most of the criticisms are good, but the guy in the top left threw in inflation, gas price and covid, which is really dumb. the reality is that biden sucks, but his poll numbers aren't actually low because he sucks, they're low because americans always blame their president for economic crises, despite those often being out of the presidents' control. I mean biden's poll numbers would be bad without the ukraine war and such, but they wouldn't be record bad.
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  14083. aww the fact that the neighbours patticipate is very nice.
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  14084. yeah, as a woodworker, that zigzag joint really stuck out to me, too. I don't think rifles like that normally have that, do they? I think I've only seen straight joints between those two pieces on similar rifles on this channel. or at least I haven't noticed one like this. in case somebody doesn't see the big difference in terms of manufacturing: straight joints can be cut easily with planes, planers, or (to a lower standard) even table saws. with that zig-zag joint, you could only plane the protruding longitudinal surfaces, whereas the recessed longitudinal surfaces would need to be cut with other tools that don't as easily produce flat surfaces (like chisels or files, though I think at that time they might have already used a router, which could cut most of that longitudinal surface nice and flat to the right depth, just with round ends instead of corners), and the short transverse surfaces need to be sawed at precisely the correct positions for the parts to fit together that well. it's not a super complicated problem, but it's like 10 times more trouble than making that a straight joint, so a pretty odd joice.
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  14085. and you spend 2.5 minutes talking about musharraf, who hasn'tbeen president since 2008, but then didn't mention imran khan at all even though the video's focus is supposed to be pakistan's current situation? dude, your scripts need more focus than this.
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  14086. I can only hope that the husky trend has died down, because those are a bad choice for most people who get them. well, still less cruel than the noseless breeds, shar pei and king charles spaniel.
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  14087. nice troll post. the video is obviously staged with flakes of sodium or potassium metal.
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  14088. Anonymously Opinionated why would they cost $8? look at the clothes they wear, you think they're cheaper than cheap sunglasses? they're using tractors and excavators, they can afford sunglasses.
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  14089.  @bigdig8119  yeah they appear to expect time and space to be very accommodating sometimes
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  14090. important distinction. lots of people who proclaim the loudest that they love dogs don't respect them. they touch and pick up dogs no matter what they want while screaming from excitement, and they don't even know about dog body language, nevermind pay attention to or use it. many people who "love dogs" are incredibly rude to them. don't just do to dogs whatever they will put up with! consent, have you heard of it? -_-
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  14091. "It is an entire nation out there that is responsible. It's not true, this rhetoric about civilians not aware, not involved. It’s absolutely not true." - some guy somewhere
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  14092.  @theodethomasa6358  i-country started the crap. it's a colonial apartheid state founded on the ethnic cleansing of 750,000 indigenous people in 1948.
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  14093. I too demand an independent orthodox church! 😐
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  14094.  @dalecrocker3213  why are you so eager to be convinced by such weak and easily faked bullshit produced by russian state media, which is extremely well known for lies and fabrications, even to russians?
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  14095. SHE'S SO FLUFFY
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  14096. so she was out with so little clothing that she froze to death in her car, or what? genius move to open the door just to film outside instead of trying to keep the cold out!
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  14097. many bobbleheads in these comments
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  14098. der fehler liegt nicht beim gericht, sondern bei der polizei, die nicht fähig war, genügend beweise zu liefern.
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  14099. etc ;)
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  14100. ignominious demolition fans
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  14101.  @abbygilbert8287  but jello is gelatine pudding, not starch pudding.
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  14102. yeah that is losing the election in america.
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  14103. she needs to start biting off ears!
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  14104. mehrheitlich? ich glaub du verwechselst das FBI mit dem verfassungsschutz.
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  14105. sounds like the muppets song mahna mahna! :D
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  14106. this video is very badly researched. of course the missiles used in kabul were explosive. almost all hellfire missiles the US use are the normal explosivw varieties, it is exceedingly rare for them to use the bladed types, only when they have a very particular target in mind before they even load and send up the drone.
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  14107. no, he's just dumb. by having the authority and choosing to provide starlink to ukraine, including specifically for strike coordination, which makes starlink an offensive weapon system, and for free at that, musk is BY FAR ukraine'sb iggest private aupporter in this war, probably more important than a third of ukraine's supporting countries are individually. it doesn't fit his views, it seems as if starlink is being provided to ukraine as a US military asset, but as far as I know, it isupto him to make the call. so it doesn't matter what idiocy he tweets, he is literally ukraine's mumber one best friend. people claiming that musk is somehow on russia's side are as ignorant as people claiming that turkey is.
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  14108. 10:54 the look 🥲
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  14109. 🤡
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  14110. that's not just a dutch accent though, is it? I hear a little bit of dutch, but also some fake russian! xD
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  14111. ironic coming from a guy with an israeli flag profile picture. israel doesn't even allow ethiopian jews to immigrate! but yes, climate change will create a billion refugees probably within the next 50 years, and bangladesh is going to be one of the main origins because it will flood. russia and canada are the two obvious countries where the liveable area will increase (including vast territories with good soil and water access that just need to get a bit warmer to use for agriculture)
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  14112. ian nailed "georg" though
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  14113. like what? I think that's just you who doesn't understand... they've painted themselves into a corner. the government feels it needs to stick with zero covid because they always said it was the only way, but it's almost impossible with the more and more infectious variants and less and less reasonable as the current omicron types are less dangerous to the individual. the other special problem is that between the barely effective vaccines and the almost non-existent natural immunity from previous infection, the chinese population is probably the most covid-vulnerable in the world now, so letting go of control measures somewhat like we've done in the west would actually be pretty horrible in china. zero covid was an advantage to them before the omicron variant, but the situation has flipped now. they would need to conduct a compulsory vaccination campaign with actually effective vaccines before they stop the covid restrictions, but logistics aside, they're also too prideful to import western vaccines that work.
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  14114. jay sheriffe double-down zero covid, aka agent 00covid ^^
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  14115. claims i-country makes without evidence should be dismissed without evidence, they lie all the time. most claims about 10/7 they have spread have been disproven. this is not a complex conflict, the truth is not in the middle. it's a colonial w°r. in that spirit, I recommend the very not in the middle YT channel GDF and its video "how [country] lies about literally everything".
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  14116.  @roeci6  kh°m°s faked the moon landing, I was there.
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  14117. that does have a tendency to lead to that sort of thing.
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  14118. Imrahil it's going to be a very tricky calculation how short they can cut the training on these armoured howitzers and the american artillery radar systems and such. they are needed yesterday and could make a huge difference specifically in how the fighting is now (the russians are relying heavily on artillery and this stuff is excellent against artillery), but it would be disastrous to deploy them without being able to really make use of them. I wonder how fast the two types of switchblade loitering munitions can be produced, maybe those can somewhat bridge the gap in time. the big one with the javelin warhead seems like in principle it ought to be a much simpler and cheaper to produce alternative to javelins (missile guidance is way more complicated than just a high quality electric drone with a camera feed and a tube-launching system), and it has an artillery-equivalent range. and of course the american 155mm towed howitzers are going to be ready to use a lot quicker than the PZH-2000, because those only have asmall amount of electronic systems to use on top of normal artillery point-and-shoot principles.
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  14119.  @xdcfvghbjnk  die täter
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  14120.  @keithjackson2648  cope
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  14121.  @lionheartandravensoul  hä
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  14122. come on, no way there's just one picture. the zoo people just picked one weird video frame to fuck with people.
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  14123.  @statelessdread8712  :)
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  14124. not a bad speech, except for the partial dumb exaggeration. but the guy delivering it and his associates have zero credibility. they are selling out mali's natural riches with far more exploitative deals to the wagner group in exchange for little more than security guarantees for the junta. they also haven't got s**t to do with the socialist dictator thomas sankara whom they imitate, who proverbially died a hero because he was killed before he would inevitably become a villain (like gaddhafi or mugabe did). well, he too was a coup leader, so there is that. almost all of these coups have brought their countries nothing but more poverty through sanctions, and more political repression. this one in niger has most acutely noticeably cost the country 70% of its electricity supply, because that's how much nigeria provided. and unlike the coup-friendly US, europe has suspended all its state aid to niger (not the humanitarian aid), and recognised the coup as a coup. the US refusing to recognise a coup as such echoes the western-supported coup that inspired this whole wave of african coups (and probably somewhat those in myanmar and thailand), by having such great success in securing power and universal foreign recognition even from the most human-rights-touting countries, which happened back in 2013 - that was the counter-arab-spring coup in egypt, which reestablished a now much more brutal variation of the old egyptian military rule. the junta asserted power through extraordinarily unrestrained violence, by conductingby far the largest massacre of unarmed protesters since at least beijing 1989. they cleared hundreds of thousands of protesters off the streets and they haven't been back since. credibly conservativeestimates of the covered up death toll of just one night of mass murder are around 1000, while the opposition claims 2600. oneyear and one fake election later, president, junta leader and field marshal sisi was gifted a public demonstration of recognition of legitimacy in theform of astate visit in berlin, meetingangela merkel. in the years since, egypt rapidly overtook saudi arabia and the UAE as germany's biggest arms buyer, in an apparent quid-pro-quo exchange that could hardly get more disgusting. at home, the junta has mostly focused on building a naypyidaw in the desert, a new administrative capital and garrison city outside of cairo, designed primarily to separate the military rulers from the revolutionary potential of the people. by having it a few dozen kilometers out into the desert near cairo, if ever a mob attempts to reach the new capital, they will simply be bombed on the road in the desert.
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  14125. weird how much they made high quality walnut wood look like molded plastic with that combination of high gloss finish on complex partially concave surfaces (much harder to sand and polish well than convex surfaces) with the raised checkered patch in the middle - a rather inconvenient design to carve and sand out of wood, which therefor looks fake. but some closeup views here show the directional reflection (chatoyance) of the wood's fibrous cell structure, which no fake wood and certainly no molded material would manage to imitate.
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  14126. 17 now or 17 then?
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  14127. cope. clearly the P90 is very different.
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  14128. what sort of work does a 14 year old pakistani boy who looks 12 do in europe? he wouldn't blend in among adults doing manual labour, and in sex trafficking, boys are uncommon and 14 would probably be too old.
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  14129. yumpladukfoo I said nothing of the sort, what is your problem? xD
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  14130. Apeman Commeth reject islam, return to monke
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  14131. don't people believe that ginseng actually extends life? you could sell anything for outrageous prices if you make enough rich people believe that it will make them live longer.
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  14132. wer für palästina demonstriert, ist islamist und antisemit? ach so, das ist ja dann doof :(
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  14133. lüjeh
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  14134.  @Dargonhuman  looks reasonably safe to me
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  14135.  @dustinblankx188  I said reasonably safe. in this clip in particular, the speed was high, but the free path for the bikes was quite secure due to the cars all blocking each other from switching lanes. and since they were all driving, no doors were going to open. it's an ideal situation for cyclists to pass that close to cars, the distance would need to be increased for parked cars (doors) or for cars that have somewhere their drivers may want to drive them to the left or the right. and in terms of speed, the cyclists in the video were largely independent of the cars - if the cars decelerated or accelerated, the bikes' path would remain free.
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  14136. slavoy?
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  14137. maybe you could rewrite that to actually convey what you're trying to say? >_>
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  14138.  @celinedussault3623  yes, but it doesn't erase your memories of your previous pet like some people seem to think.
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  14139.  @celinedussault3623  right :)
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  14140. JoshuaBug you know, gen z is known for that digital equivalent of a strip club staffed with minors that is tiktok. it's certainly what comes to mind when you suggest that gen z is terrible. well, one could argue that the responsibility lies with older generations for allowing this company to operate in such a way that should not be and probably is not even legal. it's basically a huge catalogue of kids trying to look as hot as possible that predators can pick their favourites from and directly contact them with great convenience. that app is like what you would get if jeffrey epstein or the qanon fantasy cabal designed an app. the widespread acceptance that tiktok has found in society is bizarre.
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  14141. you're talking into a void here. the american left is in a state of self-delusion in which they only acknowledge claims that support the US decidion to abandon afghanistan. sadly this also means that they are trying to ignore the suffering of afghans and the need for continued evacuations.
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  14142. AuthenticUFO I don't think he looks like central casting, but he does have army face.
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  14143.  @appletree6741  and h°mas is bad. isr°°l is hundreds of times worse and created h°mas.
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  14144. 🥳🥂👈👈😎
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  14145.  @sparkyzcc6178  in der politik sind ausweichmanöverbund antwort nicht klar voneinander getrennt, ist schon klar. aber es ist halt trotzdem total langweiliges rumgeeumel (in diesem gespräch basierend auf gemeinsamen wahnvorstellungen). erst recht mit immer den selben nichtssagern wie dem linksaussteiger-kevin. naja, dafür dass inhaltsleere das hauptattribut the SPD ist, schlägt er sich recht wacker. aber deshalb darf er halt auch nichts sagen.
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  14146. woooow that's amazing! 👁👄👁 I think that's extreme even by OAN standards. both the guy and the network should be sued for that segment.it's defamation and incitement (stochastic terrorism). isn't it funny how at the same time, it's the rightwho complains that america is too polarized? while OAN is out there making claims about election conspiracies involving thousands of democrats who ought to be executed...
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  14147. nobody is mad, don't lie!
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  14148. that's a perfect dog right there
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  14149. I wonder what wood that is. ian never mentions any of the wood types! :< it's walnut in 80% of cases, but that stuff looks too red. I can't quite tell on my small screen if it's even wood, but I think I can see some chatoyance on the back of the grip, which would make it wood and not plastic. it must have super fine pores and pretty good hardness though.
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  14150. when?
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  14151.  @viptravels1542  nobody thinks there was a palestinian state that israel occupies. do you think that the west bank is israel? if so, you disagree with israel, and you consider israel to be an apartheid state. if not, then it is occupied territory, which is what all countries including israel agree it is.
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  14152.  @viptravels1542  the west bank was occupied by jordan, it was never part of jordan. and it's occupied by israel either way, as literally every country including israel acknowledges. but please do keep getting more ghoulish, you're digging your own hole nicely.
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  14153. yeah I don't think that lying is going to help
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  14154. I just want the other inmates to make fun of him for not getting it up, because there's no way he didn't intend to rape her.
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  14155. holy shit, france produces 20.000 tons a year?!
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  14156. fact checking year old trump lies? must be a slow news day!
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  14157. Nicolas Davies it's fake though, sorry xD
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  14158. Ch Nai taliban 2: 2 peaceful 2 tolerant
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  14159. "I love the poorly educated!" - trump public education needs more funding to close at least to a degree the quality gap between education available to rich people's children and thatbavailable to human people's children.
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  14160. that cat must have bewn pissed when the crow got the catio, and the dog was friends with the crow, too! xD
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  14161. if you want to see how corrupt the US justice system truly is, look up steven donziger. he's a lawyer who got imprisoned for successfully suing chevron for gigantic systematic oil pollution (releasing huge amounts of waste oil into nature) in the ecuadorian rainforest. his sentence was passed by a special court in which a private law firm working for chevron served as the prosecution instead of the state, and the judge was selected by chevron. he also was illegally held in house arrest for a year and a half before the trial. besides many legal scholars and politicians, his judicial harassment has been condemned by the UN high commissioner for human rights.
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  14162. what's that? bangladesh? xD
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  14163. ​ @moonprincessmk it was also used in all other polite contexts, it was the standard term.
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  14164.  @moonprincessmk  of course there was, just like black americans today don't ALL call each other the n-word.
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  14165.  @moonprincessmk  you should try to get a second brain cell to rub together
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  14166.  @moonprincessmk  no
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  14167.  @moonprincessmk  you're too american to understand anything.
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  14168.  @TheNathanielDurand  cringe
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  14169.  @wesman7837  are you even trying to not be ignorant?
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  14170.  @markgoodwin4500  I am talking about how judicial proceedings work . why are you people too stupid to understand the difference between this and advocating for police impunity ?
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  14171. they blamed biden for doing nothing to mitigate the disaster. biden and harris weren't even able to give halfway decent interviews about what they wanted to do about it.
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  14172. if I had a dog like that, I would cut the face fur way back to give the dog a reasonable field of vision. feels pretty mean not to do that.
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  14173. nothing.
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  14174. this is what would happen if you put an average 21st century american kid in 17th century spain.
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  14175. whose confirmation do you want? all credible international authorities report widespread atrocities and shortage of food and basic supplies as well as access restrictions for journalists and aid workers. there are millions of witnesses.
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  14176. training the belarusian army would already be a bit of a waste of wagner's talent, but belarusian territorial defense? that's just weird! although, come to think of it, this may not actually be a territorial defense force in the sense of the one in ukraine. it might rather be a lukashenka-loyal political militia to fight the belarusian opposition.
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  14177.  @blackman5867  because musk is stupid and thinks he is smart. and probably because he hates twitter now for losing so much money on it, so he made twitter disappear.
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  14178. trump would in fact be marginally better on pal°°°ine, by occasionally lashing out at i-country's trademark disrespect.
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  14179. he doesn't look that old, he looks 60.
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  14180. Mickelodian Surname yes, like trump also called apple CEO tim cook "tim apple".
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  14181. the protocol for school shootings, which these uvalde cops had trained for about two months before, recognizes the fact that a school shooter is guaranteed to do less harm exchanging fire with a cop behind cover and probably wearing body armor than when he is shooting at helpless children, so even one lone cop on scene is supposed to do just that - keep the killer from shooting children. on the other hand, one of the layers of official excuses from the uvalde cops straight up was "we didn't attempt to enter the room because the gunman had already shot at us".
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  14182. silly title, that's quite a large owl. small owls are pigeon-sized, this one is at least as big as a crow.
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  14183.  @jane84321  are you ok?
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  14184. they're nicotine pushers just like the cigarette companies. what do you expect? the fact that NICOTINE vapes slipped under the radar into the <18 market just because "well it's not smoking, there's probably no lung damage" is ridiculous. nicotine is an extremely addictive drug (more than most of the commonly known illegal drugs) and even without physical health consequences, it is not at all ok to get kids hooked on drugs. that "mysterious vaping illness" thing is not on juul though, that was off-brand black market vape juice. dumb media linked it to THC, but it only was associated with THC vape juice because that was the vape juice that people were buying through the black market. I think it was a matter of consumers wanting highly viscous vape juice because they thought it indicated high potency, and then shady producers added other stuff (some B vitamin?) to increase viscosity, which ended up causing lung damage.
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  14185. I bet they will move toward that, but only for the girls
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  14186. that's dope.
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  14187. putin isn't in ukraine.
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  14188. that baby has a lot of hair!
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  14189. lol
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  14190. die partei????
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  14191. south south south sudan would suck
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  14192. ahe? are you already assuming that biden just died and was replaced by kamala harris?
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  14193. polarisierung ist nicht gleichbedeutend mit intoleranz, sondern ein maß des überzeugungsgrades.
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  14194. vice news isn't right wing, but it is the hipster media arm of the empire.
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  14195.  @AGirlHasNoName1.618  those numbers are obviously wrong, anyone comparing confirmed casualty counts between gaza and other recent wars is very ignorant. for example, the current gaza "war" has already counted more dead children than the war in yemen. if you think this is remotely plausible, you have maintained american levels of ignorance about yemen. in the ukraine war, the low end of combined combatant fatalities is around 300,000, while the counts of confirmed civilian deaths according to ukraine and UN are around 10,000. if you think that the ukraine war had anything close to a 30 to 1 ratio of military to civilian deaths, I've got a bridge over the dnieper to sell to you. gaza counts casualties exceptionally well because the ministry of health counting effort is/was very well organised and compact. it's now for the first time largely broken down because it relies on the dead being brought to hospitals, which israel is all shutting down as part of its war aim to depopulate gaza by making it unliveable. other than that fact, the one kind of numbers that are comparable are casualty counts from previous gaza "wars". and those paint a plenty horrific picture, there's no need to misuse data from other wars to effectively lie.
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  14196.  @SimonKorica  you should look up the history your grandma is referencing.
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  14197. 🤡
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  14198. lusche
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  14199. Razor Mouth what's that supposed to mean? there doesn't need to be a flow through ukrainian territory. if ukraine shuts the pipe, russia can still just keep it pressurized on their side and supply gas to the LPR. it's just a big gas pipe.
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  14200. Razor Mouth no, they don't. ukraine controls all gas flow through the territory that ukraine controls, not all gas flow through territory that ukraine claims. is that so hard to understand? look at the map in the thumbnail. the soyuz pipeline crosses from russia through the so-called luhansk people's republic into ukraine, and that's the direction of the gas flow. ukraine does not have control of the territory surrounding the pipeline at the russian border or inside the LPR, so russia can absolutely pump gas into the LPR without ukraine's approval. the only way ukraine could have been able to shut the LPR's gas supply from the soyuz pipeline is if the LPR was previously supplied through a gas node splitting from the pipeline inside ukrainian-held territory, from where the gas then flowed back into the LPR. if that is the case, that there are no access points to the soyuz pipeline in LPR territory, that would have been a smart thing to mention in the news report, and it's also not a permanent problem because russia could build a new access node to the pipeline inside LPR territory, or alternatively ut may be able to prioritize conquering the ukrainian territory around the previously used node and the gas line from there back into the LPR.
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  14201. they're pretty much straight up enforcing the rule dave chappelle used for a joke: "if they're black, it's a gang. if they're italian, it's the mob. but if they're °°°ish, it's a coincidence and you should never speak about it!"
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  14202. yikes, they played the baby in chief lullabies!
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  14203. there are no mau mau people, mau mau is a british exonym of unclear origin for a multi-ethnic insurgent organization that called itself the kenya land and freedom army.
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  14204.  @tommcdermott8398  that's just the official line.
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  14205. 🇩🇪🫡 🇾🇪
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  14206. you mean nordstream ¼ ?😐
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  14207. just google "olaf scholz warburg bank". ..
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  14208. no, germany only ever abstained on UN aid votes, and only in the general assembly as they are not part of the security council at the moment. and the only ones that have a veto at the UN are france, britain, russia, china, and the US exclusively in the security council, where they as permanent members really are the only members of any relevance, while others rotate through as non-permanent members but are practically always to a high enough degree influenced by the very powerful permanent members that anything the permanent members agree on will never fail by way of the non-permanent members assembling a majority to vote against them, which hypothetically would overrule them. on matters that don't find agreement among permanent members, a permanent member will veto, so the non-permanent members really are entirely irrelevant regardless of whether there is agreement among permanent members or not.
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  14209. ​ @yumnax that probably was not a position exclusive to germany. i-country has similarly active support from some of the far right governments of former eastern bloc states within the EU. germany has no special veto power in the EU either, but a lot of its functions require unanimity (abstentions permitted) so that any country's no vote is a veto.
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  14210.  @KonsaiAsTai  weil ihm ein stern den weg leuchtet, oder was?
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  14211.  @antisocial2898  abschiebung geht grundsätzlich nur als übergabe an einen anerkannten staat dessen staatsbürgerschaft die person trägt, und der der überführung zustimmt.
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  14212. TDF? did you just rename them as "democratic"? xD
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  14213. dIE GRüneN!!1!1!1!!
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  14214. yeah that's how they do it here in germany, it's a trick (I'll call it that because it does actually work in germany) derived from the big H denial prohibition through a series of leaps in logic. -denying big H is banned. so far so defensible, though having seen the definitional expansion and loss of face for the idea supposedly being defended that banning any opinions invites, I would 100% support abolishing this. -actually downplaying, denying scale or intent or whatever are legally recognised as forms of denial. also still logical, but now get ready to jump! 🐇- comparing any other event to the big H is big H denial because it was uniquely incomparably bad. not equating, comparing. if you say big H was worse than other thing, you are comparing and liable for selective shaming. this is undeniably harmful to the professed intent to learn from history and recognise if things repeat themselves. curious, who would want to prevent that? also this hits very differently after you've heard mr. shmuley pilfer this 1 to 1 to declare the 79th anniversary of the birk°n°u sond°rk°mmando uprising to have been the new "darkest day in human history" and incomparably worse than anything else including the big H. 🦘 - although the j-people (same as i-people) don't have a complete monopoly on defining gen°°°de, the unique quantum-magical aura of historical importance of the big H means that talking about g°°°°ide in any way connected to them must be assumed to be primarily an invocation of the big H, not the broader concept. 🐸 - the accused is both comparing to the big H by implicitly invoking it at all, AND by using the g-word, which in this context is defined as the big H, to refer to something less bad than that, the accused is denying the big H. obviously this could only be intended to taunt and degrade the j/i-people, so the accused has been very bad indeed.
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  14215. because you watch, rate, and comment on videos from TYT or channels that youtube considers similar because they have a lot of audience overlap with TYT. you should be able to select an option to hide recommendations like this when you see a video you don't want to see pop up. what does or doesn't work is a different story though, youtube's inner workings are kept extremely intransparent to the point that they frequently straight up lie about what their algorithms do or don't do.
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  14216. 2:46 YIKES that poll result is embarrassing! do americans not know that childbirth is dangerous?
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  14217.  @nl750  weder habeck noch lindner sind kanzler.
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  14218. Great Leader real wasabi is much harder to get in most places though than this soy sauce, since real wasabi is used fresh.
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  14219. and the president has explicitely threatened to shoot protesters with live ammunition. he said the government forces would shoot back if they were shot at, but we all know that this means that they're threateni g to shoot first and then claim that the protesters were shooting.
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  14220. 1:00 you removed the baltic sea like a damn lake xD
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  14221. 4:48 did they really have to put a cage around it? that sucks. probably because kids from the playground behind the thing somehow managed to hurt themselves with it.
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  14222. yeah you probably broke the robot with all that weight
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  14223. the fundamental issue with the quick acting poison concept is that the only way to make ANY injected poison, even massively overdosed poison, work quickly enough to kill or incapacitate faster than the target can react to yell or activate an alarm is to inject it precisely into a major blood vessel, preferably one that's pumping blood to the brain. there is no way to make a ranged weapon accurate enough to do this. I'd say it's hardly even possible to do by hand in hand to hand combat. you can inject poison or tranquiliser into muscles, and that's how tranquiliser darts areused on animals, but thisthen needs to slowly be leeched out of the muscle by tiny blood vessels,andwill take at least several minutes to work (normal tranquiliser darts take something like half an hour). you really can't compensate for the slow diffusion into the blood stream by just picking the most lethal poison in absurd dosage, it will never be quick enough. the next fastest option to injecting into a blood vessel would be application by inhalation. that probably has some practical application.
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  14224. schweizland steh auf 0_O
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  14225. Michael H makes sense, they're probably mostly fed by snow melt.
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  14226. ​ @Charlie-phlezk  I mean I am aware of that word being pronounced weird in many regional accents, but that has to be the worst.
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  14227. I'm german and my school class was extremely amused when the english teacher taught us the difference between "how are you?" and "how do you do?", being: "how are you?" is a standard formulaic greeting answered "fine", "good" etc, usually with a "how are you?" back. "how do you do?" is only for the first time you meet someone, and it is NOT to be answered - the ONLY proper reply is to say "how do you do?" back! xD it kinda sounds like it's a secret password. -"how do you do?" -"how I do is I say 'how do you do?' back." -"I see we understand each other."
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  14228. basically it's excusable if we're talking about the lorry problem. but what's very difficult to take into account when fighting an insurgency is the backlash that collateral damage creates in the civillian population. theoughout the war on terror, and in a lot of previous wars, the US has certainly at times created more enemies through the backlash against collateral damage (and through terrifying civilians) than they were killing. at times in afghanistan in particular, as many soldiers have reported, US and other NATO troops were killing entirely the wrong people because they were acting on bad info and sort of killing or arresring and torturing anybody that anybody else called a talib.
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  14229. dude, they already completely failed to implement the eid truce. they started this rebellion during ramadan.
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  14230. i. hat keine verfassung. du meinst das erste programm bei gründung der partei likud.
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  14231. "people have no right to governmental aid" america moment
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  14232. actually what netanyahu said at the beginning was that they would depopulate gaza. and he didn't contradict that here either.
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  14233.  @shem4753  no, netanyahu said israel will take "overall security responsibility". they will have that after they more or less fully destroy and depopulate gaza, and sooner or later annex it. they're doing the golan heights model (95%+ expulsions), not the west bank model. netanyahu characterised the aim of the "war" as turning gaza into a "deserted island" I believe on the first or second day. it's an awkward phrasing, but I don't see how it could mean anything other than total depopulation. and besides the fact that israel is driving gazans towards egypt, the primary aim of the israeli weapons use is to make gaza unliveable. it's highly implausible that they are imagining a future that has the alleged security benefit for israel while surviving gazans remain in gaza and inevitably plot revenge for the many murdered palestinians and destroyed livelihoods. in fact, they will attempt to continue similarly in the west bank, and eventually also intend to politically purge and substantially reduce the number of palestinians with israeli citizenship. the israeli people overwhelmingly hold the view that limited benefits to jewish security warrant almost unlimited oppression of palestinians. for them, the budget of evil that the hamassacre provided will have plenty left to spare after killing gaza.
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  14234. america stealing from afghanistan while abandoning and sanctioning it? no-brainer. 😎 america stealing from russia to give to ukraine? oooooo that's a tough one! 🥵🥵🥵
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  14235. Newcoat Resurfacing right, the ones who aren't gripped by russian propaganda.
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  14236. Brexit Greens I knew th first part of what you're saying and am only 50% doubtful about the second part.
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  14237. I don't know scottish law there, but the currently reported facts that she was arrested and five hours later released without charge sounds very much like either police incompetence, or police harassment - an arrest asserts a strong suspicion of a crime, but that should then also lead to a criminal charge. if after an arrest and interview/interrogation, you can't come up with a charge, then that means you didn't have a good reason for the arrest either.
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  14238. I don't understand what even was the point...
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  14239. there must have been some news about harry and meghan that took priority >_> I used to recommend al jazeera english for its much better prioritization of global coverage, but goddamn, their journalistic standards have plummetted in the past year or two, I wonder what happened.
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  14240. no they don't
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  14241.  @schmittmeister5460  elfenohren!
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  14242.  @jmc8076  if you bring a baby to a veterinarian, I think you'll get something other than a diagnosis.
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  14243. not true
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  14244. I haven't heard of this case, but I feel like you're failing to cover it fairly. the sentence certainly isn't just, but the main issue here, which you failed to discuss at all, is how well and how long before the crash the driver knew that the brakes were bad and decided to drive anyway. if he had no indication prior to the accident, he's not guilty of reckless driving etc.. if on the other hand it is known that he already talked to somebody else about the brakes being bad before (or maybe the truck has a computer system that already registered bad braking earlier of a sort the driver must have noticed), then he did not prioritize road safety the way a trucker must.
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  14245. it did?!
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  14246. why do they call them a wolfpack? they seem nice.
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  14247. kolonialismus ist auch auf madagaskar kolonialismus, und auch madagaskar war schon bewohnt.
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  14248. yes... tunnels full of soil...IDF will need to remove the soil from the tunnels....
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  14249.  @najjajnawfal5545  this is not a tunnel, this is a hospital building .
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  14250. ​ @dustinsindledecker154 put up pictures of the remaining chibok girls who were never rescued
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  14251. he's not screaming, he's chirping! maybe his previous owners had budgies. xD
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  14252. ​ @ZZM87 ging nicht, man durfte israelis und aestlern keine zeit geben, darauf hinzuweisen, dass man mit krieg gegen terror mehr terror schafft, oder rücktritte zu fordern für das bizarre versagen der IDF.
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  14253. faskis :|
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  14254. "polygamy is technically illegal in india"
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  14255. nifty, but what exactly would a navy do with that, and what equipment would it carry?
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  14256. fully delusional, good job!
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  14257. russian law is only for those not authorised to break it.
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  14258. "post-covid" sure, guys
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  14259. 1:16 I dislike the thin blue line copaganda
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  14260. "7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7" - this gun
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  14261. no, that would be castoreum.
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  14262. Jonathan BLackberry it's uncommon and more expensive than vanilla nowadays. it used to be common as a byproduct of beaver fur trapping, which has decreased.
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  14263. do you no da weh?
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  14264.  @taylorlibby7642  I did, I only found something about the black september, with no mention of massacres. jordan is just not the state you want to talk to about massacreing palestinians, my guy.
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  14265.  @taylorlibby7642  tell me.
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  14266. surprisingly correct
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  14267. if all else fails, biogas
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  14268. yeah last year's canadian heat wave was really crazy news. a bit later, italy or greece got a new heat record, and canada's was hotter, which is super strange!
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  14269. what? that's not whatthey're doing. owen jones just told people to vote for the labour candidate for london mayor - because there is no better alternative nor an upaide to withholding that vote, and there does appear to be real risk of a total nutter inning instead!
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  14270. lol murca
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  14271. eritrea conducts a program of surveillance and threats towards eritreans living abroad in order to suppress opposition activity that could threaten the regime, as do other dictatorships like china, rwanda, and saudi arabia. probably most commonly, they threaten to punish friends and family remaining in eritrea, and of course if the person has any property in eritrea, that can be threatened. for those eritreans still on reasonably good terms with the government, the threats may include not being allowed to leave the country again if they return.
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  14272. 0:51 random oarfish mixup
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  14273. "these ant°°°°ites talk about ceasefire, but they never use the word peace" - robert kraft, paraphrase-shortened one of the main organizing groups of these protests: °°°ish voice for peace 🤷‍♂️
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  14274. love the attempt to scam in spanish without speaking spanish.
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  14275. ​ @hillarytrump9146  cringe
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  14276. well, she was filthy rich
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  14277. nice try, tyts! you'll never fool me into thinking that you people care about afghans, I watched your misanthropic coverage in 2021. and how you then pretended that afghanistan didn't exist for a year and a half as soon as "your boys" got out (btw leaving 24 hours before the supposed deadline agreed with the taliban, thus voluntarily leaving behind a day's worth of additional evacuees - but of course the tyts saw no need to mention that).
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  14278. really? seems very strange to me to be afraid of a pet raccoon tame enough to ride on somebody's shoulders. meanwhile, half of those people would probably be less afraid if you brought a chimpanzee. xD
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  14279. jj rendon, opposition weeaboo strategist
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  14280. 5:14 that kid no doubt died from those burns. without very serious hospital treatment, burns that large slowly kill you through infection over the course of days with terrible pain.
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  14281. mr. felk must have had an unusually high opinion of very typical injection-molded plastic stuff, to expect customers to not severely penalize this gun in terms of money they would be willing to spend on it. this thing still would have had pretty normal pistol production costs, especially since injection molding is one of those manufacturing techniques that is most advantageous at very large scales, so a very odd choice for a company's first gun, which one would normally say should ideally be profitable at the lowest production numbers possible. and it's odd that he didn't at least trim the center seam thoroughly, enough to sort of hide what it is because of its negative association with cheap products.
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  14282.  @AveryHardmann  the yet unexplained, but certainly explicable, aspects of the story are more like: how many of the wagner troops really did participate in the insurrection, and why would they? who in the russian military and intelligence supported them? why did they quit, or rather whose family members were taken hostage by putin's people? what purpose did the delay before killing prigozhin serve? why is there no "if you see this, I am dead" video? was it the purpose of the delay to destroy that first?
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  14283.  @evanthehedgehog9825  and that's not applicable
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  14284. it's even worse if you consider all the scientists and engineers the nazis caused to leave germany, including albert einstein, and some key contributers of the manhattan project.
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  14285. 5:08 "have you ever seen the mercator projection?" - cenk
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  14286.  peter piet  more power to cover big areas faster, not more power per area per second.
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  14287. that makes no sense, palestinian civilians have nothing to do with the decision of those particular hamas members to massacre people. in fact, even at this point already, israel has, as it always does as a matter of policy, swung back the pendulum of blood vengeance far enough that pleatinians are the ones most negatively affected by the current war. normally, israel aims for at least 10 times more suffering, but this time it seems like they're going for 100 times or worse. netanyahu hinself has announced the intent to conduct an act of genocide, by completely depopulating the gaza strip. he has told all palestinians to leave the gaza strip (despite neither israel nor egypt letting them out), and we know how israel feels about letting palestinians return to their homes after fleeing from a war. this could even kick off the radical change of status quo that israel's worst extremists want, which is an official annexation and ethnic cleansing of the west bank, equivalent to the nakba. the best case scenario is that israel kills 5-10.000 in gaza and the west bank with weapons, a few ten thousand more in gaza with the epidemics caused by the shutdown of water and sewage utilities by way of having no electricity, destroys the homes of a few hundred thousand, and worsens west bank apartheid further and potentially extends it to gaza by reoccupying gaza. meanwhile, anti-paleatinian pogroms will become routine all across israel with total impunity.
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  14288. nein, hört sich schwachsinnig an, da nicht vernünftig machbar. da ist selbst alkoholdampf inhalieren noch sinnvoller.
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  14289. RIP most memeable name in myanmar
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  14290. no.
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  14291.  @CyanOgilvie  I think how few gaps there are in the destruction in lahaina compared to the aftermath of most urban wildfires probably is related to that fast wind switching directions quite a bit. I hear the wind direction was very erratic, and this complicated evacuations by making it unclear which areas needed to be evacuated, and which potential evacuation routes were about to be cut off by the fire.
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  14292. well, there were significant numbers of volunteers from ukraine and particularly the baltic states who fought with the nazis against the soviets and were typically used for the SS' dirty work (massacres of civilians, operation of death camps).
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  14293. Elliot M no need for whataboutisms, I just pointed out that there have been hostilities for a while because I think there's a common misconception that the states of the soviet union and warsaw pact were basically always aligned. the only exception that probably a lot of people know about is that poland and russia were enemies. I think very few people know for example that romania and hungary extensively fought alongside germany and italy in WW2, often under german command.
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  14294. die korruption war auch für die besatzer der hauptzweck der besatzung. afghanistan hat sehr wertvolle bodenschätze (vor allem seltene erden für elektronik), aber die befriedung des landes hat nie gut genug funktioniert, um die nötigen aufwendigen bergbau- und straßenbauartbeiten abzusichern. gelohnt hat sich die besatzung stattdessen für die diversen militärdienstleister, ausländische baufirmen, söldnerfirmen, und natürlich die rüstungsindustrie. ich bin allerdings trotzdem der meinung, das selbst nur das halten des korrupten status quo und dieabsicherung der städte gegen die taliban grund genug gewesen wäre, die besatzung unbedingt weiterzuführen. es wäre auch absolut möglich gewesen, viele dinge graduell zu verbessern, z.B. die brutalität der besatzer und der afghanischen sicherheitskräfte zu reduzieren, und den taliban lieber in den ländlichen gebieten die sie sowieso kontrollierten zugeständnisse zu machen anstatt durch angriffe mit kollateralschäden die örtliche bevölkerung zur unterstützung der taliban zu bewegen. es wäre wohl sinnvoll gewesen, mit den taliban zugunsten der anderen afghanen zu verhandeln. stattdessen haben die amis AUSSCHLIEẞLICH zugunsten der amis verhandelt, und eine effektive übergabe afghanistans an die taliban beschlossen allein gegen die forderung, dass aus afghanistan keine angriffe gegen die USA mehr kommen. null forderungen an die taliban bezüglich menschenrechten oder gebietsansprüchen und gewalt.
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  14295.  @cenecasful  what
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  14296. "surprise, MFer"
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  14297. 4:23 the kids think that east londoners don't speak english or are not english? they think only posh people are english?? or only white people?
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  14298. there's a good story abput a fake psychiatrist who had like a 15 year career in germany around the 90s or so.
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  14299. the name is gert postel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gert_Postel
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  14300. 北欧宅 Hokuwotaku I know about the dialects (the ones with the f are really dumb xD), but it makes no sense for a second language english class to miss the th. Imma say that was probably just you not paying attention. ;) I definitely learned th in second grade which was the first year I had a little bit of english at school (in germany, though most only start learning english at school in fifth grade here). it makes no sense to teach english without teaching how to say "the". I mean a lot of germans stereotypically never learn it ("ze"), but it absolutely is taught.
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  14301. we've worked hard for that!
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  14302. die mutter hat bloß gesagt, was die cops hören wollten, sodass die möglichst schnell abziehen. allerdings hoffe ich, dass die mit der frau etwas ausführlicher besprochen haben, dass bei der fahrweise ihres mannes kindersitze und anschnallen besonders wichtig sind - und dass es selbst damit noch gefährlich ist, und er wirklich nicht so fahren sollte.
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  14303. Kim Jong Un you're one to talk.
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  14304. I bet those were chinese tourists who said that. xD
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  14305. Yoga Nainpril sinaga chinese tourists don't look at volcanoes? I still think that it's more likely that chinese tourists went there than that non-chinese tourists said that. ;)
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  14306. it won't be.
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  14307. what, you think he learned about the history and former cultural practices of his people? he most likely grew up catholic.
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  14308.  @TheMPExperience  no, because they're all actual chinese people.
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  14309. skies some molds aren't a big deal, but some molds produce extremely potent toxins, that's the problem.
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  14310. no it isn't, this ain't shit compared to sandy hook
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  14311.  @Metonymy1979  self-cocking pistol? like a webley-fosbery revolver? 🤔
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  14312. 7 pflastersteine im spiegelschrank des bades? hä???
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  14313. JFK was less leftist than obama and started the vietnam war.
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  14314. the imp, not a dwarf.
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  14315.  @maxxmax1647  doch. für die regulierung brauchts etwas kreativität, es sollte nicht einfach alles von alkohol oder tabak kopiert werden (z.B. altersuntergrenze für manche drogen bis zu 25, jeweils innerhalb einer drogenkategorie weniger starker stoff für jüngere erhältlich). aber drogenverbote sind fundamental unmoralisch und haben objektiv viel stärkere negative folgen als positive. in ganz wenigen ausnahmefällen würde ich sagen, dass das wirkprofil so mies ist und zu nichts anderem als der schaffung der abhängigkeit taugt (vor allem crack, evtl. fentanyl), dass ein handel damit eigentlich nicht zu rechtfertigen ist. also sehr wenige verbote der schlimmsten sachen wären vielleicht sinnvoll (methamphetamin gehört nicht dazu, denn das potenzial positiver wirkung ist im verhältnis zum risiko gut genug, um sich auch weiterhin auf dem schwarzmarkt durchzusetzen). aber eventuell würden diese drogen auch einfach von besseren verdrängt, und die meisten legalen drogendealer würden sie auch freiwillig nicht verkaufen.
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  14316.  @a564-c3q  profilbild gefällt :3
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  14317. the US and canada should step up and take in a couple million ukrainian and russian refugees. take the russians from eastern europe and asia to remove the threat of russian propaganda influence and invasion potential, and take the ukrainians from the EU because the EU is doing much worse economically with the energy crisis than north america is, and those really are A LOT of refugees to handle. I think there are like 5 million ukrainian refugees in the EU, and russia is currently destroying ukraine's electricity and heating infrastructure in large part to push more ukrainians into the EU for the winter.
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  14318. wir haben 50% mehr CO2 in der atmosphäre als vor der industriellen revolution.
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  14319. idk, still sounds soft boiled to me.
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  14320.  @blanamaxima  🤡
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  14321.  @05350  on october 7th, an isl°mist militia originally created and until last year supported by successive likud governments broke out of the besieged g°za ghetto with the intent to kill and kidnap (for the purpose of prisoner exchange) mostly civilians (they likely would have targeted only military if they had expected to face next to no resistance like they did, as this would have been more politically advantageous), and they were empowered to succeed by a conspiracy including at least parts of the leadership of the military and intelligence services, specifically including the defense minister and the commander of the g°za division, who had known the plan in much detail for a year, known that it was in motion for weeks, and known that it was currently happening since the day before, and who deliberately removed a large portion of the troops from the border, disarmed the kibbutzim, and delayed the response for an otherwise completely inexplicable time (4.5h until two attack helicopters without any targeting information arrived, 6h before any counterattack on the ground was even initiated). they did this as a pretext for completing the ethnic cl°°nsing of p°°°°tine on which their state was founded under the guise of self-defence.
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  14322.  @burns281981  🤡
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  14323. I'm not going to watch the whole video, but the summary of the war at the beginning is absolute trash. very little attempt made to explain anything, several things that are implied as explanations are wrong, and the selection of points mentioned contains far less relevant events while omitting extremely relevant ones. overall it seems like a whitewash designed to make the viewer's eyes glaze over. I have checked out a few of these newsnight videos on afghanistan in recent days, and they are the worst BBC content I can recall seeing. pathetic pseudo-journalism!
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  14324. that turkish birth certificate is going to fall off of cenk like forrest'a leg braces.
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  14325. and the word "swap" specifically implies no exchange of money, and to a lesser degree an even exchange. funny how all reports seem to be using it with this one when normally "exchange" would be commonly used, and "swap" is less applicable to this deal than to any other deal.
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  14326. Claudio Grassi 🤌
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  14327. I see you haven't heard of unions, you must be american.
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  14328. Melissa Rodriguez congrats, but that doesn't change that aamericans are less likely to be aware of unions than people in many other countries. so that's a bit of a stupid comment you got there yourself.
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  14329. Books & Gaming what this "expert" presented was pretty much just buzzwords and fearmongering, and my eyeroll was for her bad performance. I don't necessarily object to pointing out and explaining how less gender-related things affect women worse, but this fell flat because she didn't explain this or really anything else, she just said "dam bad actually" in several variations. her bringing up women seemed particularly forced.
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  14330. I have seen worse, it's just completely inappropriate for a production with that kind of budget. speaking of which, could somebody please investigate what aort of corruption was financed with this? as far as I can tell, everybody they hired, including the actors, are b-tier AT BEST (I feel like I have never seen any of these actors before), and a lot of the show seems like a low budget production. so where did all the money go? just the horses? did they overpay for all the CGI? I mean the horses did a good job,I think the performance of the horses in episode 6 was so far the most technically impressive part of the show for me.
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  14331. 4:54 wow, that was awkward
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  14332. a darne big shotgun
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  14333. das sagen NUR AFD-wähler. xD
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  14334. the cop says there are no convictions for dog theft because the cops don't know how much dog theft there is? how does that logic work? you don't need to know how much crime other people are doing to catch and convict one criminal, do you?
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  14335. a badly written super boring book, I mean have you ever read it? xD
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  14336. "where is our backbone"? that's quite ironic for joe biden to say. he's all talk, no walk.
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  14337. aber schau doch: das gesicht
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  14338. why
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  14339. the US dollar, everybody uses the dollar.
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  14340. the ridiculous thing about developing open-air carbon capture is that there isn't even theoretically any hint of a way to do it that wouldn't cost more energy than the energy we are making right now from burning those fossil fuels that are releasing that carbon dioxide. the absolute best carbon storage is leaving coal in the ground. it's like we're sawing pieces of wood from our house to burn because we're cold.
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  14341. 🇺🇲🤦
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  14342. the US withdrawal fueled largely by that "no more wars" sentiment is what caused this crisis. america abandoned afghanistan to a catastrophe to rid itself of a minor inconvenience.
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  14343. judo, die 5000 helme unter den kampfsportarten! naja, das wäre wohl eher aikido
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  14344. "currently deployed in afghanistan" I hope not...
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  14345. strategic alliances
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  14346. new episode coming any time soon?🥲
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  14347. ​ @june5001  oh sh°° you actually knew
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  14348. if at first you don't succeed, try, try, and then deny you ever meant to do it. just like in kindergarten.
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  14349. that law is really fucked up, it's the least justifiable drug prohibition ever. the UK inverted drug prohibition, and banned everything that's psychoactive and not listed as an exception.
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  14350.  @jermainec2462  *they're
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  14351. the FBI is generally limited to interstate or international crimes, with some exceptions that don't apply (Ithink those are mostly along the lines of financial crimes). I think the obvious agency to take over would be the idaho state police.
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  14352. what does the 'r' stand for? 🤔
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  14353. no, he's really just one of those people who believe whatever they see online.
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  14354. that little girl was her!
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  14355. ​ @anacc3257  and nobody will find any other taylor swift content, unless they know more specific terms to search than her name. I would think that it should be possible to make searching her name only reveal her account. but the video seems to show that it turns up nothing. maybe that's been improved, but I'd need to sign up to view anything on that platform nowadays 🙄
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  14356. you misspelled israel
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  14357. who made those butt-ugly wood parts? are they north korean or african retrofit? looks very amateurish to me.
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  14358. the hummingbird seems to be the only one where they're close to the correct movement, because the real bird wing seems to be less articulated. other than the hummingbird, it looks to me like the gear-based workarounds for the animals' muscle- and joint-based motions do not allow for a wide enough range of motion, and certainly not for enough independence of motion - the wings flap too small and too symmetrical. I suspect that the next level of development in that regard that they're very much not showing us is probably based on pneumatics or hydraulics. that could probably also be particularly quiet and particularly visually convincing, as you could hide a motorized piston array in the compact body of a bird or bat, and make the wings without any gears or straight trusses. and you could choose between whether you want a folding or a bending motion in all sorts of variations. or maybe you could use a combination of hydraulics and wire pulls. that seems to be roughly how spider legs work. if there is a "bird" in development that can fly on its wings but can also fold them up fully normally, THAT project is onto something!
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  14359. OOPSIE XD
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  14360. I think you're confusing something there. the americans don't really know about david hasselhoff's involvement.
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  14361. "die bahn versucht 25% der zugverbindungen zu betreiben" -> mindestens 75% der lokführer sind anscheinend in der gewerkschaft.
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  14362. not a herb
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  14363. I wonder if this might even make a lot of russians and donbas conscripts in kherson lose their nerve.
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  14364. there's one species of armadillo that's especially good at getting killed by cars because its defense mechanism is to jump, and that makes cars hit them head on instead of having a chance to pass over the armadillo between the wheels (though this also wouldn't be harmless at high speeds due to changes in air pressure under the car).
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  14365. "the 14th decided that 13 was a better number and switched back" based and redpilled
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  14366. WION: razor wire laser wall ✔️
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  14367. too bad that that's a sea lion
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  14368.  @seanohare5488  israel's official policy: an eye and then some for an eye. or israel's unofficial policy: ten eyes for an eye.
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  14369. what are you talking about? china doesn't gain any practical advantage from holding the exercises this close, and there is absolutely no way they'll launch any actual attack while pelosi is there (both because she's there and because they haven't made the necessary preparations for a serious operation, which would take at least a month), so the exercises are irrelevant.
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  14370. probably a bit exaggerated, I would consider it to not be one of the really difficult mathematical concepts for average people to understand. but it certainly is a common problem that normality bias and exponential functions mix extremely badly, with people generally being inclined to wait until things get bad before they do anything. I'd say thebest recent example is the amount of trouble that could have been prevented if chinese authorities had gone straight to extreme control measures in response to early covid cases, instead of trying to deny it for 4-6 weeks. in hindsight, they could have eradicated the disease with certainly fewer than 10.000, probably fewer than 1000 cases, and ended all public restrictions by february or march 2020.
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  14371.  @TheSwissChalet  lukashenka, this you?
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  14372.  @stand777  the egyptian military dictatorship of general sisi is friendly towards israel, as was that of mubarak. the muslim brotherhood obviously hates israel, and egypt has at times in the past been israel's strongest enemy, and could hypothetically become an enemy again.
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  14373.  @stand777  stop asking stupid questions, read wikipedia article "egypt-israel relations"
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  14374.  @stand777  all of the things that make relations between other countries "friendly". I SAID STOP IT WITH THE STUPID QUESTIONS! why are you asking me to spoon-feed you the most basic facts that you can easily look up?
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  14375.  @stand777  R E AD R E A D J U S T R E A D you know, the term "inconvenient question" is not normally applied to a situation where one inconveniences the other by asking idiotic pointless questions, demanding that the other spend anywhere from 10 minutes to hours on explaining to them things thatwould haveonlytaken 1-3 minutes to google. not a goddamn person in the world thinks that egypt under sisi or mubarak is or was hostile to israel, are you insane?
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  14376. whoa that frog is huge
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  14377. I bet a bunch of those media outlets have lists of words to never use in this context, or to only use after any individual use case has been cleared by particularly interested major investors, or by one of the many nominally non-governmental pro-i-country advocacy groups (many of which claim to not be that, but rather to be anti-antis°°°tism activists, or general representatives of the nation's j°°s). one of thebiggest no-nos present in this story is the term "colonizer", that's probably even more forbidden than "gen°°ide". elon musk revealed particularly clearly how high of a priority of the pr°°°ganda effort it is to prevent recognition of i-country's colonial nature when, as part of his penance tour for tweeting support for the j°°ish variant of the white replacement conspiracy narrative, he announced that two particular phrases/terms would be banned on twitter, and those were "from the river to the sea" and "decolonization".
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  14378. those cylinder walls do look remarkably thin to me.
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  14379.  @ModulerDrone psychedelics-bro detected
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  14380. Reiner Weiss ok querdödel
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  14381. so did you return the ammo cans and bandeliers to the ground forces armory?
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  14382. losing what?
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  14383. Stuff&Stuff it is, though reporting is more accurate now. one of the shooters was 16, not both adults, one person got wounded by the original shooters (vs 3 bystanders wounded and 1 dead from police bullets), and apparently the cops had even less of an excuse to shoot fanta than I thought because they killed her while shooting at an uninvolved car trying to escape the shooting, assuming for no reason that the people inside were involved and that it was a good idea to shoot at them. yes, it's insane, that's why I would have hoped that TYT would use the opportunity to talk about it again. but they demonstrate yet again how little they care by the fact that the rather conspicuous name "fanta" didn't remind them of a case that shocking that they reported on less than half a year ago.
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  14384. I wouldn't want herto be my nurse...
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  14385. deutschland begeht wieder völkermord, aber die araber sind die verrückten? 🤦‍♂️
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  14386. 3:20 you missed a chance to mention the one hostage's mother who attributes her son's death in a tunnel, officially caused by either suffocation or inhalation of unidentified poison, to secret IDF use of poison gas in the tunnels. she had a gravestone made that accused the military of gassing her son, and the government immediately stole it.
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  14387.  @Netzjargon  in früheren generationen waren ein paar reemtsmas sehr reich (zigarettenfabrikanten und n°z°s), aber ihr vater reemt reemtsma dürfte als notar, von einem gewissen erbvolumen ausgehend, wohl eher siebenstellig vermögend sein, denn darüber tut man sich auch solch gut bezahlte arbeit nicht mehr an. zu ihrer mutter seh ich nur, dass sie kauffrau sei, keine ahnung wie weit arbeitstätig oder vermögend. also woher soll carla multi-millionärin sein?
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  14388. the narrator sounds like she's smiling, which is weird.
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  14389. bolsonaro wurde gerade abgewählt, und russland verkackt den krieg jetzt erst recht.
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  14390.  @memkiii  and russia did succeed in preventing georgia from joining NATO. they didn't need to occupy much of it for that.
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  14391.  @luigicirelli2583  what
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  14392.  @luigicirelli2583  yeah that makes no sense
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  14393. "shot dead by armed police" - the BBC uses the term "armed police" quite strangely. nobody would have thought that he might have been shot by unarmed police, you know?
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  14394.  @-DM  I know, excessively common, that is my point.
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  14395. 3:45 that surgery cut looks waaaaaay bigger than it needed to be
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  14396. and the vast majority of °°°ish i-country citizens support it, it's absolutely not a uniquely bibi thing. don't listen to david shyster, he's ben gleib light. he's deliberately misinforming, he's doing what he thinks is best to secure the state's future
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  14397. hail satan
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  14398. dude, you just wrote "period" at the beginning of a sentence. that's highly irregular, you might want to get that checked out.
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  14399. nie, ganz gaza wird entvölkert. das ist seit 7. oder 8. oktober so angesagt das ziel der operation. und es ist das einzige resultat, mit dem man behaupten kann, man hätte israel sicherer gemacht, nachdem man in den überlebenden palästinensern so viel mehr hass erzeugt hat.
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  14400. uuuuhm are you aware that one of the koch brothers has been dead since 2019? he's not scheming anymore.
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  14401. do refresh your memory on what trump said in helsinki... he will say very similar things about ukraine if he gets reelected.
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  14402. why did this happen after the passengers had boarded ? and how were the state of the plane and the pilot's decision assessed afterwards? very lazy reporting.
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  14403. alle suvs sehen scheiße aus, ich glaub das ist absicht.
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  14404.  @oofoof6577  true, but most non-wood construction materials used in large amounts are much less flammable, so they wouldn't propagate the fire. except for plastics like insulation foams, like in britain's grenfell tower fire. I think what generally needs to be done in the US and elsewhere is for people to accept which areas are or are becomingparticularly threatened by wildfires, and then to dilligently prepare for every fire season by creating a generous firebreak all around their settlement, and thoroughly remove everything within the settlement that could be.easilyig ited by flying embers - which is mostly dry vegetation, wood construction would generally require an already established fire to ignite. it's sad, but some places like pardise california that are built into forests in wildfire areas should probably cut down all trees within and around the settlements. alternatively, one could gamble a little and leave trees within the settlement, but definitely clear-cut a firebreak around it. having buildings within a continuous forest in wildfire territory is asking for trouble to say the least.
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  14405.  @The_Lone_Aesir  the video said that the guy has lived there for a long time
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  14406.  @thehellyousay  what? did you watch the video? did you notice the topic? come on, it's not that difficult to see how my comment relates to the video! the video is about how all of the reporting of r°°°s cites other reporting that cites other reporting that cites other reporting, and there is practically no original basis in fact or even in eyewitness claims (still just 3 or 4 eye witnesses of whom all are extremely discredited, mostly by making claims of atr°cities for which there would have been evidence but there wasn't). while it's not possible to prove that none occurred, there still is no plausible reason to positively believe that r°°°s occurred, and the absence of evidence of any after so much effort put into finding it does positively disprove the still not rescinded central claim of planned and ordered r°°°s by any armed faction on that day. the story pops up in all sorts of environments where one can publicise a report on the topic, and each one just reports on finding other reporting, and in lieu of evidence, they just cite all the other forums and media organizations that have published reports to leech off their reputations, and each new report becomes another one of those to cite. meanwhile most media deliberately mistake the prevalence of reporting for common occurrence, and actually claim "insurmountable evidence" and such.
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  14407. *is owed to workers "how much" is singular, plural would be "how many".
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  14408. I think it's also not common in africa
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  14409. the democratic party backs israel. biden currently is the one preventing all other countries from doing anything to oppose israel.
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  14410. ​ @Earthbound369 the word is not one bit racist beyond the act of distinguishing between american races, no matter which one of the polite terms one uses.
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  14411. ​ @YungEZ1 he didn't say "coloreds", he said "colored people". if you're going to pretend that "people of color" is a whole other term, that difference is even bigger.
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  14412. 75%
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  14413. I bet that pistol is worth a lot of money.
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  14414. I know that story, glad you realize how non-mundanely stupid this is. as you list the other institutions fooled by this, I'm starting to get the impression that this is a conservative detector! xD
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  14415. auf if the armenians don't suck up to russia enough, then one of the military conquests on putin's list for the near future is going to be ending the existence of armenia by dividing its territories between russia and azerbaijan. russia no longer is an ally of armenia, nor an enemy of azerbaijan, russia is just playing for power no matter which side provides it.
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  14416. Emil Turangi atmenia is a new democracy, azerbaijan is a dictatorship that hates armenians. armenians in nagorno-karabakh being forced to live under azerbaijani administration would be horrible. the ethnic cleansings of the 90s, especially but not exclusively by the armenians, were terrible, and the armenian occupation of the territories around nagorno-karabakh that were previously majority azeri was unjust. but nagorno-karabakh has always been ethnically armenian and needs to stay governed by armenians. anything else would be as big an injustice as what happened in the 90s.
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  14417. this must be the flight that inspired boeing's 737 max mcas "let's fly into the ground" autopilot innovation.
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  14418.  @טלהראל-צ2ש  most organic hasbara
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  14419.  @muckraker7942  very much a poe's law kind of post
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  14420. makes sense that this would be the song.
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  14421. buy a $40/month bloomberg subscription togo to their website to watch their videos, and then still watch video ads? yikes.
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  14422. that gun certainly looks like lametta-heini.
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  14423. if that dog wagged any harder, she would be wagging her face.
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  14424. my guy, this has nothing to do with kazakhstan.
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  14425. I bet the officers weren't living on the ship, were they?
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  14426. *obamna
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  14427. this was a member of a pro°°°anda organization speaking, their role is to spin whatever policies the government decide.
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  14428.  @xsebx1987  na klar weiß ich das, aber benennt es doch einfach beim namen, anstatt den kunstnamen irgendeiner doku zu verwenden!
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  14429.  @xsebx1987  jo ich horch gerade kurz rein, und es ist ziemlich erbärmlich pseudowissenschaftlich. ähnliches kaliber wie die aktuelle panikmache über das gereinigte fukushima-kühlwasser, das jetzt abgelassen wird (naja, im gegensatz zu uranmunition ist das komplett harmlos). uranmunition ist tatsächlich ganz übel, aber die behauptungen und methoden dieser leute speziell gehen total an der realität vorbei. die damals noch plausiblere attribution des golfkriegssyndroms an uran ist mitlerweile auch sehr deutlich nicht mehr tragbar - stattdessen liegt das an diversen anderen extrem üblen kriegsbedingten giftstoffen. der uranclub würde natürlich niemals auf die idee kommen, überhaupt andere substanzen in betracht zu ziehen. 🙄
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  14430. twitterwahn-vermeidungsregel nummer 1) twitter ist kein echter ort
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  14431. well, this war is a huge escalation, but the fact that putin isn't nice is hardly news.
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  14432. ​ @Supersatan666davil  hmmmm supersatan tells me to read more, what should I do? 🤔
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  14433.  @louisavondart9178  disgusting 👌
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  14434.  @Jenifer_G  israel is building jewish settlements on land that israel itself agreed to designate as undisputed territory for a future palestinian state. look up a settlement map, they are unofficially annexing the entire west bank by occupying gated communities all throughout and declaring all the rest to be territory in need of special policing and eviction measures to secure the settlements. they are doing it unofficially to enable them to not grant the palestinians living there israeli citizenship and argue that they are not technically living in israel, despite the fact that israel largely already has and increasingly will have absolute control over the area and enforces its own laws there. whether the point where the west bank de facto is part of israel has already been reached is debatable, but it is undeniable that the settlement/annexation policy is a process of creating an apartheid state. this is not a normal or in any way tolerable version of annexation or occupation, it's a very highly abusive variant massively at odds with human rights and international law, and with israel's own laws and contractual agreements.
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  14435.  @Jenifer_G  you're delusional.
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  14436.  @Jenifer_G  it's an anti-putin meme
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  14437.  @Jenifer_G  🤦
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  14438. Imma just say that trump and the republicans are obviously worse than biden, but if you don't blame biden for this betrayal, you are delusional. yes, trump wanted to do the same thing. biden is the one who did it. don't play coy when he himself says that the buck stops with him. yes, it does, and he should resign.
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  14439. 4:50 whaaaaaat how was covid year 1 a record low divorce rate year? was being cooped up together outdone by people's decrease in financial security that made divorces less reasonable?
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  14440.  @VictorianDad  good point
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  14441. TYT never said tht biden was better than any other democrat, they only supported biden in the general election. though they are currently implicitely supporting biden over buttigieg in 24 by attacking buttigieg way harder, which is ridiculous because buttigieg would be a significantly less conservative and more competent (because of the age) president than biden. but it's probably just because they're preparing for bisen not running again and they're quite clearly setting up to support nina turner. or they think that if biden runs again, his nomination will be pretty much uncontested anyways, so there's no need to tear down biden, but there is a need to tear down buttigieg.
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  14442. Ugh, the humanity! bangladesh hasn't been in the middle east ever.
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  14443. how to dress up 100% pure warmongering as measured discourse:
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  14444. he WAS out of the country for years. he flew back to russia like an absolute idiot a few months into the war, and obviously immediately got arrested , and now he is completely useless - much like navalny. the russian opposition is a joke.
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  14445. jein. extreme oder "extremistische" meinungen gehören absolut zur demokratie dazu, und müssen erlaubt und nach gewissen rechtlichen spielregeln auch vertreten werden. was nach der hier verwendeten definition nicht demokratisch bzw. besser gesagt nicht liberal demokratisch ist, sind extremistische regierungen. allerdings halte ich sehr viel mehr davon, sowas dann als antidemokratisch, authoritär, faschistisch oder sonst was genaueres zu benennen, anstatt den begriff "extrem" im sinne von "igitt das ist ja nicht mehr normal" zu verwenden.
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  14446. kriegsrecht? im krieg? wir haben wichtigeres zu tun!
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  14447. ich war noch gar nicht da im video angekommen! :D
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  14448. ​ @Trinity-rt6mk deine mudda is deutschland!
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  14449. I had enough terrible teachers that I would have welcomed that.
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  14450. my bullshit allergy almost made me stop watching this at the end.
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  14451. 20:48 that description of systematic dehumanisation is eerily reminiscent of parts of inmate life that all of the nazi concentration camp survivor reports I have read made a point of emphasizing (minus the aspect of starvation).
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  14452. they absolutely corrugated the shit out of that gun!
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  14453. the syria and libya comments are funny in restrospect.
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  14454. that cat isdoing a surprisingly good job of maintaining all that fur.
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  14455.  @pipipupu5104  lol stop raping
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  14456. Simon Braae no, I'm for giving putin seeds so that sunflowers grow where he dies. ;)
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  14457. Viral&Trendy World of course america is superior to russia. the US population is three times as big as russia's, and so is CALIFORNIA'S GDP ALONE! the russian military is sucking so hard because they can't afford anything better.
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  14458.  @dappppppppt  I agree, but damn, look at these clowns!
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  14459.  @spanqueluv9er  we currently have 8 billion people on the planet. how many of those do you think live in either: -flood-prone coastal and river estuary areas threatened by sea level rise and cyclones (particularly southeast asian island nations and bangladesh, japan, also south-eastern US) -already hot areas that increasingly develop extremely life-threatening heatwaves (much of the indian subcontinent) -dry areas at risk of losing sufficient water access for agriculture or even household use and increased wildfire risk (western and especially south-western US, iberian peninsula, sahel and horn of africa, south africa, australia)
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  14460.  @caronadams4486  I know. a hugeportion of humanity lives on coasts or on rivers within the tidal reach. the netherlands and new york city may get elevated and walled off sufficiently to last until the end of the century, but there won't be enough money to do that fornew orleans, perhaps not even for miami, and certainly not for any place in the caribbean or asia. everybody knows that various small pacific island nations will cease to exist (the ones that can afford it actually are buying up land elsewhere to relocate the whole nation), but really, there's nothing to svabethe philippines or much of indonesia either. 170 million people live in bangladesh, and practically the entire country will be under water or flooded too reequently to warrant an attempt to stay there. and like in bangladesh, many regions that will see the worst effects of combined sea level rise and lethally hot temperatures and likely worsening cyclones are extremely densely inhabited, particularly by very poor people with low education levels, so they have very little going for them in trying to build new lives elsewhere. while much of the most inhabited places will become less hospitable, few regions will become more hospitable - prettymuch only parts of russia and canada, where retreating permafrost (while releasing catastrophic volumes of methane to accelerate climate change) will leave vast areas of still cold but farmable climate with fertile soil. but I do not expect either russians or canadians to be enthusiastic about the prospect of having 10 times as many people as their national populations move in, and those being destitute uneducated brown people from the tropics and subtropics, of whom about half might be muslims (also many christians and some hindus). and of course those people from hot climates don't want to skip past the temperate regions and move to the cold either. they'll want to move to the US and europe, but there won't be that amount of room to spare there, or any willingness to welcome them. in my opinion, in about 15-25 years from now, the US southern border and EU outer borders including the mediterranean sea will be guarded against migrants by lethal autonomous weapon systems.
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  14461. you've got a bunch of misplaced words in the middle there.
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  14462.  @jonvongeronimo  doesn't sound right - from what I hear, cubans at the time got automatic asylum just by passport, whereas haitians had very slim chances, as they still do - there has basically always been an extra set of migration/asylum rules just for haitians to deny them access. in cuba on the other hand, the US was hoping to harm the economy and the general public view of the government by leeching in effect mostly young adults ready to work, while in cuba it was supposed to make everyone see going to america as the only way to make it, which of course reflects poorly on the government and ideally enables regime change.
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  14463. you should research all drugs you want to take for info from drug users before you try. erowid is a good easy source, and there are very in the weeds ones like the bluelight forum that have more info, but you probably won't understand anything. a-pvp would be very far down the list of drugs you want to take if you were familiar with trip reports of it and other drugs. it's a clearly inferior replacement for meth or mephedrone.
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  14464. wow, you people are cooked.
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  14465. except the US kinda actually helped the hmong
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  14466.  @khawmtiti4460  huh?
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  14467.  @khawmtiti4460  who tf is ping? xD
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  14468.  @khawmtiti4460  my guy, jinping is his individual name, xi is his family name. china does it the other way around, same as japan and korea.
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  14469. $20-30.000 for a new teapot? consider me flabbergasted!
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  14470. emily ok that'a still very expensive, but believable.
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  14471. bobbin321 his line of questioning led to basically a rephrasing of "do you have a boyfriend?".
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  14472. ΒΞΔΝ that's also a reasonable interpretation. being out for views could have been why he seems fake and cringy, and the girl may have looked uncomfortable primarily because of the camera. but I don't think that explains how close he got to asking her if she was sexually active (yes, I know he didn't ask that, but he basically got an answer as if he had asked that).
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  14473. carlos m well, it takes one to know one
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  14474. carlos m [glomar response]
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  14475. I guess I know now why the rolling stones have a bad reputation. that it incredibly irresponsible and idiotic, the death count could have easily been much higher.
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  14476. russian peace
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  14477. looks like a tactical grease gun
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  14478. that's not bonding, bumblebees are just friendly like that, and she's feeding her. planting flowers that bees like is good advice though. you can plant a nice variety so that one plant of the other is blooming through most of the year, and you get not just a variety of flowers, but also a variety of insects for decoration that are more interesting to watch than just plants. there are dozens of bee species in most areas, and some of them could really use some help. wild bees are basically all friendly, they don't even get upset if you boop them, only if you grab them. hoverflies are awesome too, and their larvae eat aphids.
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  14479. Bantu bin black al ifriqi you got me, I am bisexual like you.
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  14480. that newborn looks 40.
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  14481. L take, tankie
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  14482. the different treatment of refugees is largely due to racism, but the bigger attention on the war is because of the unprecedented risk of escalation. this moment is as dangerous as the most dangerous points in the cold war.
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  14483. given that the taliban could not be defeated in most rural areas, there probably should have been a political compromise, but definitely not an end of the occupation. the taliban could have been offered safety in those areas that they controlled anyways, with no more drone strikes and night raids that always ended up turning more civilians against the central government and NATO anyways. the taliban could have been offered non-violent access to the cities too, by democratic political participation and through religious organizations. but instead the americans under both trump and biden decided to openly give the taliban everything they wanted with only the promise that there would be no attacks against america, and absolutely no concessions for afghans. they showed the central government's weakness and sealed its fate when it wasn't even involved in the talks as a gesture of disrespect by the taliban, to advocate for its own interests or the interests of non-taliban-aligned afghans. the americans decided to leave at a time when the government was already losing against the taliban WITH NATO help, how could anybody think that this would not result in a complete taliban takeover? I know I already did back then, when trump intended to meet a taliban delegation in america.
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  14484. are you talking about g°z° 2023 or cairo 2013?
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  14485. ​ @mtf_savage_beasts2565 resist the occupation? 🤔
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  14486. it's narcissistic projection. is°°°l is a narcissist, everything terrible about its ideology is narcissism as politics.
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  14487. it's not overdue you goober, the mass extinction is currently happening. humans have increased the extinction rate by something like 100 times.
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  14488.  @niko-ni6ps  yeah I saw some more credible info after this, and apparently this guy was the main guy in charge of both the east timor gen°°°de and the indonesian colonial occupation of west papua for a long time. I knew that indonesia has one of the most f°°°ed up largely unknown 20th and 21st century national histories. especially the 1965-66 anti-left and anti-chinese and certain other minority populations purge, part of the US cold war proxy fascism efforts, which in its widespread normalized mu°°ering was somewhat similar to the rwandan gen°°°de three decades later (death toll around 500k to 1m - no rwanda, but not too shabby for two years of). prabowo was still a teenager then, but apparently for the later chapters of atrocity, he is not merely a war criminal, he is the country's number one war criminal. he's also not a continuation candidate as presented here, he is a political opponent of the outgoing president who got himself a cabinet post by blackmail by way of inciting rioting.
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  14489. owen okane somewhere early in this video, one of the coal people actually claims that the motivation of the anti-coal people is to destroy the coal people's way of life. I thought that was pretty amazing.
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  14490. becky boebert
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  14491. uhh no, basically all of eastern europe is perceived as corrupt. ukraine just stands out for being or having been until a few years ago particularly oligarchic. which, even more commonly, westerners falselyassociate withrussia, which hasn'tbeen an oligarchy since the very early years of putin's presidency, when he politically purged oligarchs and through demonstrations of his power arranged a new deal with the oligarchs in which they function like billionaires in the west in terms of being able to influence through bribes, but they don't have enough power to fake the whole political environment andreign lioe nobility. plus putin gets a cut of all sorts of businesses, and putin being everybody's business partner ensures that their interests align.
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  14492.  @nightprowler6336  general sisi was so democratically elected that they gave the election a name, it's called the rabaa massacre.
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  14493. "voters approved"? that's a LIE! it is a very well established fact that voting results in belarus are completely fake. the government just makes up the numbers they need.
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  14494. 🤡
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  14495. that's pretty
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  14496. Mr. Reza there still are lots of women working on the trains. that's a really unrealistic assumption of you that all railway employees are men.
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  14497. isn't your mom an option?
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  14498. lisbon is the capital of portugal. portugal is not spain.
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  14499. Michael Chmiel whether or not ukraine is a NATO country doesn't change that a no-fly zone would be an act of war. a small act of war that we should do.
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  14500. yeah, they would be ashamed of russia half-assing it and being weak. they would be ashamed of having lost the cold war, and of so much of the eastern bloc including former soviet republics being EU and NATO now. and they would take issue with the postmodernism of russian propaganda that has undermined russia's ability to now present a great struggle narrative. but doing bad things to russians and other soviet peoples? that's no problem at all for the soviet union.
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  14501.  @ericaosborne537  apparently
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  14502. since when?
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  14503. the israeli bots go particularly hard for the odd israel-critical videos from pro-israel fhannels like BBC. they posture outrage partially to intimidate the news channel (well, the same sort of thing communicated in different ways does that better), and for the same purpose as that for which american white supremacists aim; to present an artificially shifted overton window to make people more comfortable with more extreme right views and make them perceive opposing views as more marginalised and extreme. a very common theme is to play up the "the media can't tell the truth, but look, all the real people here😉 represent the common sense view"
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  14504. 0:33 her chest barely clears the ground while running xD
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  14505. hottest, not best.
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  14506. I'm not sure, is ginseng equally popular in china? the movie can be made if it's good for the chinese market. but maybe replace george clooney with the rock.
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  14507. nie geschehen. "rasse" ist real als gesellschaftliches konstrukt.
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  14508.  @yukiomishimafan  nein, den widerspruch gibt es nicht, und dieser wissenschaftliche sachverhalt (dass die rassendefinitionen des 19. und 20. jahrhunderts die verwandtschaftsverhältnisse menschlicher populationen sehr falsch deutete und gruppierte) würde unter US-bürgerrechtlern der 50er und 60er als solche auch kaum anstoß finden, da diese bewegung keine fortsetzung der rassenideologie anstrebte. um dagegen in verwandten kreisen widerspruch zu finden (auch nicht von allen), müsste man sich an schwarz-nationalisten bzw. black power-aktivisten wenden, oder an neurelogiöse gruppen wie nation of isl°m und black hebr°w isra°lites.
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  14509. dude, it's a pizza! you know it has to bake, don't you? 0_O
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  14510. actual prigozhin quote🤪: "You better k°°° me, but I won't lie. I have to be honest: Russia is on the brink of disaster. If these cogs are not adjusted today, the plane will fall apart in mid-air"
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  14511. for legal pharmaceuticals yes, but nor for illegal drugs. china is the world leader in black and grey market ("research chemical") synthetic drug production. china didn't even ban all fentanyl analogues until 2019, some drugs closely related to and mostly equivalent to fentanyl in effect and potency, were still fully produced legally in china for illegal export. the same people, equipment and supplies needed to run china's huge grey market drug labs also are capable of producing black market drugs, and the environment of accessibility of supplies and know-how also helps illegal synrtheses to thrive in china on an enormous scale. fentanyl precursor exports from china don't come from some legitimate pharamaceutical production chain meant to supply pharmaceutic fentanyl production. those are side projects of criminal organisations who choose to do part of their business in legal loopholes for benefits such as having a technically legal excuse for having a specialised drug production facility and buying precursors, which they can then unofficially use to also produce banned substances. besides, many legal drugs can simply be used to deceptively substitute better illegal ones on the black market.
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  14512. I think this craft is set to continue at some small scale with no end in sight... although by that I mean handmade mulberry paper generally, not necessarily korean. there certainly is potential for crafts to die out and to later beextremely difficultto recreate when there's noone left to teach how to do it. papermaking is not very complex though. historic examples include (to a degree but often exaggerated) damascus steel, arguably cremonese violin making (stradivari and such), and the blaschka glass sculptures. you could also go back in time much further and include megalithic construction techniques.
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  14513. ukraine is winning, you clown.
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  14514. dude, leaded gasoline even prevented the implementation of catalytic converters? that's so f°°°ed up!
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  14515. no, even more, the IDF provided that route, the ambulance was driving according to their instructions. as was the WCK convoy.
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  14516. hmm I'm no birb guy, but I think I can kinda tell that this birb is young because she hops very bouncy, but seems to not yet have figured out how to talk really clearly.
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  14517. maybe there's a time and a place for lynchings
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  14518. tough luck
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  14519. that's a very cute puppy, and dogs do great with one hind leg. when they walk, they havr to hop a little, but when they run, you can barely even tell the difference.
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  14520. this is the sort of story that should not be reported in a war. it can only be used to put pressure on the US to decrease support. the leaker and the first publisher are effectively working for russia, either intentionally so or at least recklessly and selfishly. there used to be official censorship in wars, and this is an example of the reason.
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  14521. good job :)
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  14522. if you want to see genocidal intent, just google "amalek".
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  14523. redundant
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  14524. uuuuuuuh what? AI already is sentient, you mean sapient or conscious. and a computer program packing any intelligence is perfectly trustworthy, whereas a superintelligent conscious AI would probably be the least trustworthy entity to have ever existed on this planet.
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  14525. she has a lot of time left though, I think the video said until november. but I would guess that most or all of these mountains are in the northern hemisphere, then she would want to finish rather quickly before it gets much colder up there.
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  14526. there are no gods.
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  14527. china didn't intentionally release it, it was an accidental lab leak. if china had wanted to release it, they wouldn't have done it right next to the wuhan institute of virology, they would have done it in a different south-east asian country that's actually in the natural distribution area of bat coronaviruses like sars-cov-2, which wuhan is not. intentional release is even less likely than the meat trade hypothesis.
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  14528. 0:22 only supporters of military governance have hat game this strong.
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  14529. mimimimimimi
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  14530. this video title is extremely misleading. it claims chaos in the streets and an attack on taliban leaders. neither is referenced in the video.
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  14531.  @PreservationEnthusiast  you better be a child xD
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  14532. the reasons for pal°°°inian radicalization are ethnic cleansing, occupation, apartheid, and mass murder.
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  14533.  @Hugs_is_where_its_at  I doubt it
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  14534. americans watching this: "THAT'S THE SKINNIEST CHILD I HAVE EVER SEEN!"
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  14535. abaolute dick move to not tell the british
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  14536. pakistan is a failed state in denial. the west should stop giving money to the pakistani government because it as failed to make them not our enemy, and instead we should draw up plans for a first strike to destroy pakistan's nuclear weapons as soon as the inevitable islamist-military coup happens.
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  14537. nach dem plan gar nicht, das ist nämlich nur dekriminalisierung. wenn die ampel diesen mist jetzt durchsetzt, dann wird weder cannabis noch irgendeine andere illegale droge in den nächsten ~15 jahren in deutschland legal.
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  14538. ​ @saltydagger6635  quatsch europarecht - dass keine legalisierung kommt liegt daran, dass die SPD keine legalisierung will
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  14539. yes, we should send the hohenzollern back into exile.
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  14540. the local business people in western towns depending on russian business all sound the same. xD
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  14541. sach ma das hätte andi scheuer aber auch gekonnt!
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  14542. "BRUTAL execution"? very misleading title, a headshot is one of the least brutal execution methods.
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  14543. wer hat denn die esken in eine talkshow gelassen? die kommuniziert so schlecht, das kann der SPD nur schaden!
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  14544. FifeHanny my goodness yourself, you don't read well! I said that china has low vaccinated immunity because of barely effective vaccines. of course hong kong has a high vaccination rate, but with which vaccines? zero covid is what mainland china does. clearly hong kong's approach is not that.
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  14545. 40:27 "get over that hoop" :'D
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  14546. actually the fatality rate is much lower than with ebola, possibly as low as 25%. but it still produces very conspicuous symptoms in most cases, so it doesn't easily fly under the radar.
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  14547. human person yeah no shit, covid manages to cause trouble with a 0.5% fatality rate. I'm just saying that the death rate isn't going to stop this virus when three quarters of infected people survive. one concerning note I just read is that recovered people can remain infectious for months, and apparently that's especially true for transmission by semen. that seems really likely to cause trouble.
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  14548. that would probably pick up the eel larvae that we know are there, not answer the questions about how and where exactly the adult eels spawn.
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  14549. oh, the stupidity! 🤦
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  14550.  @chrisholm9789  well, russian cops do other dumb shit like when they gassed to death mostly hostages at the 2002 moscow theater hostage-taking.
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  14551. maybe return gilad shalit?
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  14552. to be clear, the CSTO wasnot committed to defending artsakh because none of those states recognised it as territory of armenia. russia individually did have some limited "peacekeeping" commitment, but not to defend artsakh. that commitment was mostly broken by russia not opposing azerbaijan's blockade, as russia was supposed to keep the lachin corridor open. the CSTO common defense agreement with armenia on the other hand was broken by russia and all other members about a year ago, when azerbaijan did attack and invade some recognised parts of armenia - armenia officially requested help and got crickets.
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  14553. SPD ist CDU light.
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  14554. great job just letting russia's claim that they don't use this missile type stand, despite the fact that it's known to be part of russia's arsenal and has been used by russia in several recent wars including the current invasion of ukraine, and its launchers have been spotted on satellite images in russia and belarus. you don't have to report the alternative facts like they're plausible when they're this ridiculous, aljazeera!
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  14555. 18:49 based lawyer refusing to call twitter x in legal document xD
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  14556. Son NeverSet wtf are you talking about? I just pointed out that one of the relatively few situations where rabbits actually jump up is to dodge birds of prey. I didn't say anything about how successfully rabbits are hunted by any animal. my post is about the fact that jumping is kind of a false association that people have with rabbits based on their up and down walking style, and that really rabbits are built for high acceleration running (combined with digging burrows of course) and rarely jump at all.
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  14557. Son NeverSets youtube doesn't like links in comments, so try putting those in the youtube URL: jkWfde5YxVY m3KEiPPeWX0 I JUST said that rabbits specifically jump up for the purpose of dodging birds of prey. no, rabbits absolutely are more agile than ground-attacking birds of prey and specifically they can accelerate faster vertically for obvious reasons, which is what I said they do, because it is what they do. they just often don't see them coming, and if they only react by running away in a straight line because they aren't particularly competent rabbits, kinda like how you're not a particularly competent human, they'll also get caught. only falcons and such that attack other birds in flight are more agile than rabbits, and they don't attack rabbits. you're giving me some of the weirdest comment engagement ever, rarely have I been strawmanned that hard. why are you insisting on refuting things I haven't said? xD
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  14558. good one
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  14559. with how much great brexit needs to rebuild, I'd say they are a developing country now! xD
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  14560. how so? I don't see how that would push exhaust gas into the car. or do you just mean that it would make the motor fail?
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  14561. ele não
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  14562. blish or no blish? that is the question!
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  14563. the moat substantial barricaded post-soviet uprising in recent years was euromaidan in ukraine. there was a non-negligible amount of deadly force, too. I don't know of the protesters using big guns like this though, maybe you're thinking of more of an actual war, like in chechnya.
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  14564. stimmt, rechts kann auch sch°°ße sein.
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  14565. weiss sounds likely to be a german jewish name in particular. colours (white in that case) as names usually are, and names combining colours with some other words and oarticularly -berg or -stein (mountain and rock). btw I have seen americans argue about which way to pronounce "stein", but none ever get it right... it's neither how an english speaker would read stine nor is it steen - it's shtine. in most german words with 'st', particularly when it's at the front end of a word or syllable, it's pronounced "sht".
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  14566. I wonder how the conceptoflyinghas become so taboo to news media. it's like it's unthinkable that an obvious false statement made by anyone in a position of authority could be a lie.
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  14567. that last clip is a good example of why caracals are not good pets.
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  14568. weird cat but ok
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  14569. chile has money. if chile doesn't want venezuelans, they should at least pay other countries to set up decent living conditions for venezuelan migrants. latin american states should come together to help these people instead of all individually spending money on pushing them away to make them somebody else's problem. a lot of the migrants are young adults eager to work to earn money for their families, I'm sure there are places that could use more people like them. yes, I know that EU immigration policies have been at least as bad as this since 2016.
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  14570. gold coins were the €500 bills of old.
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  14571. peter the repeater mustard you people act like "I don't wanna" helps against an infectious disease.
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  14572. uhm I feel lied to by the title on this one. 😨
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  14573. bug mac indeed xD
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  14574.  @atarileaf  that's not a flamethrower, this is a flamethrower 🍆
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  14575. thisbwas the primry charity meant to cutout UNRWA by establishing the sea route, and eventually enable a rotal capture and closure of the egyptian border. they're closely affiliated with the US state department, and the celebrity chef guy did the full hunt for kh°m°s/right to debase itself schtick on twitter. somebody in the military did not get the memo that there was an "our guys" charity operating, they just treated them as enemies like any other charity.
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  14576. thots and predators
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  14577. dark brandon rising
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  14578. fighting islamists and training and arming security forces to murder migrants in the sahara for the EU.
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  14579. alright so the progressive party is corrupt authoritarian right, the democratic socialists are war criminals, the third most popular party is just one guy, and you're not even a femboy. I think I can tell why nobody likes serbia.
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  14580. Shots fired Man yes, it mostly depends on the amount of bombing in WW2. the neonazis' favourite martyr city dresden used to look amazing. all of the cities in the coal and steel production ruhr area look horrible because those were completely destroyed. after the war, cities had to be rebuilt cheap, not pretty. my city (bremen) got moderately to heavily destroyed, it was a major harbour near the north sea in very easy range of british and american bombers, but we never got a full-on firestorm here like hamburg. I think part of the reason why in the city center in particular a lot was left standing was actually that the primary target besides harbour installations were lower class residential areas and the workers living there. so basically we have a tourist area in the city center that's much older than most of the city.
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  14581. Shots fired Man LOL I hate düsseldorf, it feels dead inside. I almost mentioned it as the specific example of a terrible looking city. admittedly I haven't seen many cities and I have seen little of düsseldorf's düsseldorf duisburg, but only düsseldorf ever creeped me out like that. I went on a walk through a park there and it was nothing but trees and grass, I didn't even find a dandelion. there's something wrong with that city! xD I went to frankfurt once and expected it to resemble düsseldorf's soullessness because of all the banking ghouls, but even frankfurt seemed much nicer. an overwhelming majority of damage to german cities in WW2 was caused by british and american aerial bombardment. I think berlin was probably the only one that got destroyed mostly by artillery and tanks, since it had strong air defenses (those giant flak towers still stand mostly because they're too hard to demolish) and a good distance from the western allies' airfields, and in the end it was one of not very many cities that carried out hitler's orders to keep fighting until nothing was left of germany. but artillery really can't rival the destruction that the air raids with thousands of bombers loaded with incendiary bombs could do. the battle of berlin was much longer than the time it took to burn down dresden. of course after the war, rebuilding efforts differed a lot between the soviet sector and the others, because america had a huge amount of money and material to spend on the marshall plan and such, whereas the soviet union was barely in a better state than germany.
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  14582. comment seems misplaced, since it's unclear which nation you are referring to...
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  14583. 10:16 drip :'D
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  14584. prince malding of maldovia
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  14585. sure seems like it
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  14586. vielleicht die 50% der bevölkerung gazas, die minderjährig sind?
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  14587. mittelalterliche SUVs?
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  14588. that sounds like the pre-'war' number. it's now at least 5000 from the w°st b°nk, and no detainee counts from g°z° are even given, but they ceetainly are in the thousands and all without charge, because there is absolutely no reason why they would involve the courts.
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  14589. culture of looting
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  14590. ok ay-ayron
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  14591.  @kirsteinluver  the damage on the ground, based on various undisputed news media videos of the site after the strike, is consistent with a failed rocket dispersing burning propellant, and does not match any munitions israel is known to use, which all cause almost exclusively blast and shrapnel damage, whereas this explosion primarily caused burn damage. there really is no need to f* around with disputed videos and timestamps and reconstructions, the undisputed physical evidence does not match an israeli strike and does match a failed rocket. and it also is unlikely to match 500 dead, while we have not seen any evidence indicating even a hundred deaths.
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  14592.  @kirsteinluver  and how are you imagining that, specifically? what's your claim?
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  14593.  @kirsteinluver  I iust asked you a question, did you see that I asked you a question?
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  14594.  @kirsteinluver  are you trolling, or do you genuinely not realise that all of your comments here indicate a refusal to productively engage with the issue?
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  14595. or else you become florida man.
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  14596. ok china
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  14597. die sind zu erschreckend hässlich...
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  14598. "these things are cool - dare I say NIFTY"
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  14599. no, but a modern day atlantis...
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  14600. should be more like 14 cents for a quartz
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  14601.  @f0xm2k  na wo sollen die denn auch herkommen? über amerikakommen zwar welche, aber amerika filtert schon stark. kanada hat auf ähnliche weise wenig flüchtlingsandrang wie norwegen.
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  14602. these people are about as fond of euphemisms as the nazi party.
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  14603. I don't think denunciation was ubiquitously common in germany (less than in communist east germany). certainly it wasn't the normal way jews were caught - they were caught by how gradually the holocaust started, in that the nazis forced all jews to register (under threat of indefinite internment), years before everybody registered was then rounded up. they also got a lot of cooperation from jewish community organisations. rounding up jews in germany was mostly a matter of checking their registered addresses. in some of the occupied countries, that was less common because the jews there didn't get a gradual entry into the holocaust, they knew how dangerous the nazis were before their countries were occupied.
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  14604. I think it should be easy enough to make a snag-proof front sight - just make it a shallow ramp shape
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  14605. @RoderickTheRed russians complied with covid rules far less than the brits
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  14606. deez
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  14607. it's mostly sold online, not as a street drug
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  14608. there's no way that's true, but it is funny. I'm sure that if you did this in real life, in at least 9/10 cases you would just be giving your enemy a loaded gun, which does not seem like a viable tactical alternative to a grenade.
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  14609. the chinese eat carp heads and throw the rest away. wolves and bears also like to do that with salmon, if they can get enough. probably because of the fat in the brain.
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  14610. 淮阳子 june 4th 1989 beijing, what happened there?
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  14611. Peter G idk, I'm not a clinton. I do think that iran is excessively sanctioned and china is arguably the most sanction-worthy country of all.
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  14612.  @mariasiburt1755  what? it's just a DJ khaled meme dude
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  14613.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  I'm no fan of fascism, neither in indonesia nor in russia. do you have any idea what happened in indonesia in 65/66 that I mentioned there? or have you heard of east timor?
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  14614. she seems mad healthy for 101. she's standing up straight and knows what's going on. macron's wife is a year older than merkel and also blonde, so somewhat confuseable. it's a little surprising perhaps that she didn't recognize merkel because merkel is very famous, but perhaps she just doesn't care about what happens in germany. plenty of germans wouldn't recognize any french presidents either.
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  14615. SNEAKY SNEAKY
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  14616. I think south africa probably has hippos.
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  14617. buddy, that's just a guy in a costume. many guys in costumes in fact.
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  14618. they probably assume that women can't be warriors and wouldnever be brought along for an attack, so a visiting party with a woman ismuch less threatening. an all-female expedition sounds like a bad idea though... they could feel emboldened to kidnap them.
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  14619. Cheng Chiu that is the standard traditional arrangement for unpaid servants. how else do you think unpaid servants stay alive? even in the highly exploitative gilded age, live-in servants normally were paid a small wage ON TOP OF housing and food. having live-in servants that don't get paid any money is more similar to the household slavery in gulf arab states today. I wonder if it's even legal in america, it's such a typical exploitative employment practice commonly linked to human trafficking that there might be specific laws against it.
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  14620. full republican? nah, this guy still intends to run for president as a democrat. he's just not ancient enough yet. he'll probably try next time, then he'll be over 70.
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  14621. probleme??
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  14622. NO rescue attempts? aren't there ways to pull people out of water without having more people enter the water? also this sounds like an ideal suicide location (electrically assisted drowning), maybe you shouldn't publicize it.
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  14623. die kleine mit 12 jahren auf der straße? GRUSELIG! 0_0 ich finds schockierend, dass die damals nicht vom staat eingesammelt wurde. ob freiwillig oder nicht. die war doch für jeden bullen als minderjährig erkennbar!
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  14624. Kronos 77 kleine kröte? es sollte in deutschland keine zwölfjährigen obdachlosen geben! was ein zwölfjähriges kind selbst angestellt hat spielt dabei keine rolle!
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  14625. Kronos 77 Z W Ö L F
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  14626. hä, ziehen die dem kleinen mädchen da am anfang ohne betäubung die klamotten über den gebrochenen arm? nimmt man dafür nicht normalerweise ne schere? oder hat die schon unterwegs schmerzmittel gekriegt? ich schätz mal nicht, hat ja noch keinen zugang. mit kommts vor, als würden ihr unnötig schmerzen zugemutet, nur weil sie nicht jammert. da wird die patientin schlechter behandelt, weil sie zu wenig stress macht! :<
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  14627. shut up nancy
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  14628. fantasie hast du
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  14629. that's a great demonstration that it's not just us, bill maher really has moved right. he's basically calling for a more right-wing variant of biden.
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  14630. sounds like an understatement when one giant salmon can go for $2000.
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  14631. oh, they say it's 250k later in the video xD
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  14632. not really, turkey just picked sides wisely. they've been playing ambiguous with the S-400 in recent years, but now they doubled down on being a NATO member. they probably had to because turkey's economy is already so destroyed that they need western support, not western sanctions.
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  14633. let's see if turkey really prevents russian warships from entering the black sea. I heard a few days ago that there were some on the way from the pacific.
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  14634. Emerald Banks probably because the S-300 doesn't gather as much data about aircraft that it may sneakily send to russia as the S-400 is feared to be capable of doing.
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  14635. not a war, bur a massacre? oh, the irony.
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  14636. in america this woman would be shot xD
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  14637. 1:10 "relations with the west have deteriorated since [general sisi's fake election]" no they absolutely have not, I don't know what could have possibly given you that idea. sisi is the west's guy. he came to power in a western-supported coup, his presidency was legitimized with a state visit with merkel in berlin just over a year after his forces conducted the biggest ma°°acre of unarmed protesters since at least beijing 1989 (2013 rabaa ma°°acre, 1000+ dead in one night), and egypt has been the biggest buyer of german weapons since. one of the last things the outgoing merkel government did was to authorize germany largest ever arms sale, making that year the one with the biggest sale volume of any year, to egypt. if you are the biggest buyer of german weapons, you are as much an ally of the west as it is possible to be. egypt also is a close ally (in a semi-unofficial way for political reasons because the people don't support it) of the country you're hypothetically pitting it against here. it already was under mubarak, but it's even more so now under sisi, since sisi owes his position to western support, and he has instituted far more draconian governance so he is less concerned with following public opinion. I have not seen reporting on this country being itself involved in sisi's coup, but it certainly was a huge reason for the western eupport for it (certainly the primary reason for the german support), because they saw it as a huge problem that the g-strip temporarily bordered an egypt governed by friends of h°m°s.
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  14638. if the m°°lim br°therh°°d governed egypt today, there would be no famine in g°°a.
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  14639. "very wet from the standpoint of water" "tremendously big and tremendously wet" "big water, ocean water" "windmills go weeoo-weeoo, and they say the noise, the noise causes cancer" "I have a very large abrain that china respects very much" "clean coal, that means they take the coal out of the ground and they clean it" "and then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute - is there a way we could do something like that inside the body, by injection, or almost like a cleaning? but for that you would have to use medical doctors." "they rake the floors, the floors of the forest" "the oranges, the oranges of the investigation" "bing bing bing bahng bahng" donald trump, meine damen und herren - demnächst wieder auf twitter! 😩
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  14640. I don't really understand why the host wasn't just able to explain the game.
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  14641. I guess a lot of the bad reviews are because people want hot girls, not a 40 year old lady and her husband to massage them...
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  14642. I knew fani willis was a problem from just watching one clip probably a year ago of her pointlessly making snarky comments about trump or whatever it was. I just remember it being bizarrely infantile conduct for someone in her position, prosecuting trump. I'm happy to see my negative impression confirmed. both willis and her uhm colleague need to be kicked off the case, that is a clearly unacceptable level of disrepute and corruption to keep these people on that case.
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  14643. macron macht eher auf feanzösisches kolonialreich als auf USA.
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  14644.  @Rocketra28  but that's not what he's saying. it's not what the words mean.
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  14645.  @osric1730  I would expect to be a much smaller percentage of russia's nuclear weapons than of its conventional weapons to work, since they haven't been expected to ever be needed for decades, and their upkeep is even more expensive.
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  14646.  @osric1730  and you think this is news to me why?
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  14647. tI think what you're describing is probably what americans see when they look at isr°°l, what europeans see when they look at america, and what everybody else sees when they look at europe. xD
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  14648. probably even on a high school diploma. and while buying a house (made of popsicle sticks, but still).
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  14649. encycl07pedia he deliberately says foreign words extra wrong, it's a bit cringe.
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  14650.  @kirildimitrov1434  ok, I guess that makes some sense. also I've only heard of the russian defenses on the dniepr because they were built recently, they probably have similar defenses along the zaporizhzhia front, which has stood almost entirely still for 6+ months.
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  14651.  @grindelwald2  google hilft
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  14652.  @ylime5544  kennst du mich von anderswo, oder bist du mein größter fan wegen zwei kommentaren?
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  14653. protecting the kaiser's interests and the german settlers, of course
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  14654. das westjordanland ist de facto annektiert. israelis dürfen da leben wie in israel, unter israelischem recht. für staatenlose palästinenser gilt ein komplett separates kriegsrecht, durchgesetzt durch militärtribunale mit über 99% verurteilungsrate. israelis dort haben wahlrecht, palästinenser nicht. das westjordanland ist allein deshalb nicht offiziell teil israels, weil das israel unbestreitbar zu einem apartheidstaat machen würde.
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  14655. G W WW2 not so much, but WW1 absolutely.
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  14656. to be clear: nobody should get big livestock guardian dogs like this as a pet. these are outdoor guard dogs.
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  14657. the lack of silt in flood areas seems like a fixable issue. I imagine it's because of low flood volume, with little water carrying little silt on land. but that could be fixed by changing the water release of the dam such that it sends controlled flood waves down the river. I'm pretty sure they could even deposit MORE silt on land if they wanted to, because in order to be able to control the reservoir water level, dams are built with the capacity to release water at a faster rate than the natural flow of the river. this control over flooding should work out to be beneficial to the nile agriculture down stream.
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  14658. lol she's so toxic
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  14659. das ist gar nicht der gernot...
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  14660. Velvet Gable uh well uh to uhm be uhm fair uh it uh would uhm be uhm even uhm more uh annoying uh if uhm he uh perfectly uhm alternated uhm between uh uhms and uhm uhs uh and uhm actual uh words.
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  14661. bad sex education, bad access to birth control, and I'm guessing a ban on birth control now.
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  14662.  @davemckolanis4683  great job not understanding my comment. at no point did I suggest that drought areas should be farmed.
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  14663.  @davemckolanis4683  I answered your idiotic question in my first comment.
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  14664.  @davemckolanis4683  the answers are literally right there in my first comment.
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  14665.  @davemckolanis4683  it's right there. right there in my original comment. just read it. it's right there, the answers are right there.
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  14666.  @davemckolanis4683  time to learn to read
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  14667.  @davemckolanis4683  ok boomer
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  14668. I feel like even without expecting a sinking, it would havebeen a good idea to pair the titanic's maiden voyage with another ship on the same route in case something didn't work out with the totally untested new ship. though I suppose the public might have paid attention to that, and would have seen it as a sign of low confidence.
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  14669. do you want to build a strongman? 🤗
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  14670. 9:19 I have seen many casual observers be intrigued by russian propagandists seeming to say politically incorrect things (in fact with blessing from the government), but THAT guy is going way too far, he is absolutely not allowed to say that and will suffer consequences for it. the furthest he may have been allowed to take it would be to complain about the destruction while very deliberately not saying that it was caused by russian weapons. he went even further than saying it was russian weapons, he's saying that it was a deliberate russian command decision that was fundamentally wrong.
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  14671. leftist sites like reddit :'D
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  14672. what materials could you use to make a light barrel? I know it would be much harder to make, but would titanium do the job? I hear the M777 howitzer is mostly titanium, does that include the barrel? how about skipping the issue of machining rifling into titanium by using a plain tube sleeve of titanium snugly fit around a thin rifled steel barrel? I think you could certainly make them fit snug enough if you made the fit conical, but perhaps also by putting the barrel very cold into a hot sleeve. though I suppose heating from a lot of firing could cause some sort of issue. does titanium transmit heat well enough? and does titanium expand at a different rate than steel when heated? if titanium expands less, that would make the barrel more solid as it heats up, and if it expands more, it would weaken and warp the barrel as it heats up.
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  14673. that looks intentional.
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  14674. could be worth looking up whether clothing would have been affected by the crimea sanctions. if that had been 2013, it probably would not be due to sanctions, but in 2015 it's possible.
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  14675.  @maxo1124  u dum-dum
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  14676.  Rene_Moor3095  somewhat interesting, but certainly too generalised. anywhere in poland is pretty close to the baltic and north seas down wind in the prevailing westerly wind direction compared to moscow, but of course moscow has rather mild winters compared to most of russia. however, scandinavia, or perhaps especially norway, must generally have a combination severe cold and high humidity in winter. I do believe that the proximity to the sea prevents temperatures from falling as low as in russia's inland polar regions though (like -20 to -40° as opposed to down to -50 to -70°)
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  14677. yessss I knew it! congratulations on making it out! you'll be ok <3
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  14678. the quality of north korean construction materials is concerning!
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  14679. monastery barbie
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  14680. who's benny?
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  14681.  @NuyaBusiness-x8x  never seen the tuy, he used to be a tyt?
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  14682. of=/=have
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  14683. 0:30 there's no way that those three guys looking like that are not narcos! xD
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  14684.  @kian4338  hä was laberst du? zum erdbeben am 2.12. in mindanao (denke mal, dass OP das meint) gibt es keinen tagesschau-bericht.
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  14685.  @fraggergaming5259  jo hab gegoogelt, kam tatsächlich nicht in der tagesschau vor, aber: 1) wenn du das erdbeben in mindanao vom 2.10. meinst - da sind nur drei menschen gestorben, in japan aind zur zeit 48 tote gezählt 2) japaner sind ehrenarier, filipinos sind amerikanische kolonialsubjekte
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  14686. yeah I've been finding it quite amusing to hear people complain about how apparently the legal streaming route is requiring an ever-growing number of separate streaming subscriptions. and I haven't checked, but it sounds like there are people with like five film and TV subscriptions whose total monthly fees approach $100? or at least over $50? uhm... guys, there are probably at least a dozen websites of which each one alone is very likely to have every show and movie you're watching for free.
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  14687. I'm inclined to agree, but cenk's behaviour here was horrible.
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  14688.  @gtitboij2586  cenk did not do a good job of getting his point across either.
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  14689.  @gtitboij2586  ana is a reactionary tool, cenk was an unhinged abusive a°°hole here.
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  14690. why are they calling people killed by an earthquake "martyrs"? are all dead people martyrs? >_>
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  14691. maybe sri lanka could agree to take kamala harris as president in exchange for a bailout, so that she can't run for US president and inevitably lose in 2024. :)
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  14692. the US and UK also caused the islamic revolution in iran as an eventual backlash of their coup against the seculae democratic government of iran in which they installed shah reza pahlavi as dictator. I faintly recall that the west at some point also supported gaddhafi.
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  14693. DRINK every time ian misspeaks and says "sniper" instead of "designated marksmen"!
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  14694. wie man in ehrlich berichtenden medien, also natürlich nicht den deutschen, schon am 7.10. lesen bzw. hören konnte, zitat net°°°ahu (übersetzt aus dem hebräischen): "We will take mighty vengeance for this black day. We will take revenge for all the young people who lost their lives. We will target all of H°m°s’ positions. We will turn G°za into a deserted island. To the citizens of G°za, I say: You must leave now. We will target each and every corner of the strip." das ist eine eindeutig angekündigte entvölkerungsabsicht und war selbstverständlich auch ernst gemeint. denn nur das kann die regierung seinem volk als lösung verkaufen, mit der i. sicherer wird, nachdem man den MENSCHEN in gaza solch unfassbare verbrechen angetan hat wie in den letzten vier monaten. von wegen rache und so, siehe oben. aber das darf natürlich nur die eine seite, bei den anderen ist das te°°orismus.
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  14695. I think it's actually time to define a different term as explicitly distinct from antiz°°nism, since the biggest groups that are supposed to be about this have all decided that z°°nism is included in j°°°ism, such as the ADL in america, or national j°°ish organisations like the german central council of j°°s (not a name I would have picked after the big H but ok). the officially used statistics in most if not all of the important allies of i-country are based on one version or another of the IHRA definition now, which explicitly includes "delegitimising" i-country as such an act, so opposition to the state's founding or ongoing existence clearly has to be counted, it's not even a grey zone. come to think of it, I'm pretty sure the country is currently undeniably doing that itself... even its strongest supporters, minus perhaps the german government, are now saying that. it is about time for germany to join in on that though, so they may use the opportunity of al shifa hospital just having been more or less totally blown up or burned down. I reckon that might be time for scholz or at least baerbock to clearly state that there are mistakes being made with no defined degree of intentionality that may possibly negatively impact i-country's international standing. you know, despite no evidence of w°r cr°m°s having been identified yet, let's not get ahead of ourselves 🤦‍♂️
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  14696. das sind spätfolgen der kriege, an denen israel im libanon teilgenommen hat, sowie deransiedlung palästinensischer vertriebener seit der staatsgründung israels. und man kann israel zumindest plausibel die absicht unterstellen, den libanon als tendenziell feindliches land schwach halten zu wollen.
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  14697. cringe
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  14698. based on previous discussions, they are counting only flowering female plants. might be per household rather than per person though, so a very small number. this is a BS pseudo-legalisation because the biggest of the three governing parties doesn't want legalisation, and that health minister is a member of that party. earlier, they were even discussing a version of decriminalisation with home-growing fully banned.
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  14699. kinda like OJ simpson? the people in the comments here whining about rkelly getting a longer sentence than ghislaine maxwell for committing WORSE CRIMES than maxwell and getting away with it for 20 or 30 years are pathetic.
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  14700. Lemarocity also for the record afghans are hot 👀
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  14701. pineapple contains an enzyme called bromelain that destroys proteins, including those that make up most of your skin and mucous membranes. you can also buy the stuff for tenderising meat. canned pineapple and commercial pineapple juice do not contain the enzyme, because those products are boiled to sterilise them, and the heat destroys the enzyme. that's why fresh pineaple dissolves the inside of your mouth, but pineapple juice and canned pineapples do not. yeah, I don't see how a cleaning product based on vinegar with bromelain could be skin-friendly.
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  14702. hamas fighters themselves filmed nd uploaded many of those videos. kidnapping civilians, children, murdering obviously not israeli guest-workers.
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  14703. doesn't the factthat there are no photos... kind of discredit TYT's claim that it was a photo op? idk...
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  14704. that's not even a proper application of the matrix metaphor. the matrix is not the jewish world conspiracy.
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  14705.  @jimihayes150  nah. it is very clean and white, but that could be legit natural ageing - decay of flesh, sun-bleaching of bone.
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  14706. not knowing how many minutes are in an hour or in a half or quarter hour is worse than not being able to read a clock. they can't even read a digital clock or understand times.
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  14707. I don't think they're the majority. the people who toppled ben ali were the majority.
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  14708. 34:50 stuttered russian sounds crazy 😳
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  14709. imagine me as a german... I already thought sh°° was bad when we abandoned afghanistan. I still remember the good old days, when america had trump, and people were like 60% serious in calling angela merkel the leader of the free world, and we had only just finished gloating about how everybody else had a "great recession" in 2008 🥲
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  14710. how do you get to "vahooledar" from "vuhledar"? xD come on americans, at least read the letters!
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  14711. I always thought saunas were more wet than hot, but apparently it's the other way around.
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  14712. mimimimimi xD
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  14713. I thought this would be bullshit, but yeah, that's ethical foie gras! :O
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  14714. that is one massive potato!
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  14715. wtf you're not japanese???
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  14716. today in US lwgislators who are not bernie sanders
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  14717. I think that might be an especially cute kitten.
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  14718.  @ellenfaulkner7616  you're not the sharpest tool in the shed
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  14719. @Craig Steddy DW and BBC keep claiming that kherson is the only ukrainian regional capital that russia occupied, not that it is the only one it captured this year. including three times in this video.
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  14720. wtf is a soft a
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  14721. das ist ja der knaller, wie die russen-bots sie alle ausnahmslos "frau wagenknecht" nennen! xD
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  14722. I don't believe in the tsunami claims, giant nukes don't displace enough water to rival a proper tsunami earthquake, and a tsunami does not carry (radioactive) water from its origin, it just transfers a wave impulse across a body of water. but certainly that nuclear torpedo would fit a much larger bomb than the tsar, and I'm pretty sure that the 50 Mt of the tsar bomba was the real yield as tested, and the real yield tested was only half of the tsar bomba's maximum yield because they tested it without the uranium tamper to give the bomber crew a more realistic chance to survive.
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  14723. that's odd, normally european red squirrels are very shy.
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  14724. this was tastefully done in how you didn't cut to the reporter crying when Ekhlas said that she doesn't cry anymore.
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  14725. f-ing magnets, how do they work?
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  14726. in my opinion biden's identification of i-country as part of america actually was expressed quite strongly in a recent freudian slip, when he referred to the leader of the poorer and browner country bordering i.'s south as "the president of mexico".
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  14727. Goldenhawk583 you should quit facebook and take ivermectin for those brain worms!
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  14728.  @DJ1573  you know, I too am not a welder or bicycle mechanic. but if I was doing that project, I would know that I need to hire one to build a proper prototype. these guys just wanted to do the software, slapped together the simplest vehicle they could, and now the're showing off a prototype that doesn't even remotely function the way it needs to in terms of driving characteristics. and they even made a digital model for promotions of that ridiculous prototype!
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  14729. malbrador?
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  14730. you want a dog like that, or you want a dog like that man? 🤔
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  14731. I like his ad plugs for the d&b pouch undies.
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  14732.  @mr.heisenberg2870  I would assume that they feel pain, since feeling pain is useful to most organisms, but oysters have a very simple nervous system that can be pretty well assumed to be incapable of producing consciousness. oysters are indeed cut open alive though, they definitely feel the mutilation involved in the pearl implantation in some way, when prepared for eating, they are usually either killed by boiling or eaten alive (raw oysters are eaten alive, there's no reason to think that they die from cutting off the shell).
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  14733. I suppose it's lucky that the herd left them, becuse the herd would have endangered the rescue. but on the other hand, that mother and calf needed to rejoin the herd quickly, because they would have been vulnerable to predators.
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  14734. no, john williams is. they're done some great movie soundtracks together, but the best tracks are always by williams.
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  14735. a healthy cat can be entirely ok falling at terminal velocity on a soft lawn or something softer than that, but if it falls on concrete it will likely sustain injuries (mostly torn and broken bones, ligaments etc in the legs) that end up being fatal without medical care. yes, obviously fat cats go splat, and it's generally very bad for cats to be fat because beside the usual cardiovascular stuff, they also ruin their joints by jumping.
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  14736. "te°°orists" is a worthless label everyone uses for all of their enemies. there likely were a few r°pes on october 7th, but certainly no organized effort. and is°°el and its defenders have undertaken an effort to deliberately withhold evidence of s°°ual violence, refuaing to provide anything to any international organizations, in order to then scream hysterically about anyone not falling in line and trusting is°°el's already largely disproven claims "denying the evidence". and they put this pro°°ganda campaign on hold for six weeks or so and released it to run in the news as the counter story to the resumption of the "w°r" after the ho°tage exchange truce, and the expansion of ground operations into the south.
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  14737. I had much more of a problem with jake making it sound like germany was the only side of that war engaging in terror bombing. all sides committed to that to an unimaginable degree. the british and americans probably managed to cause the most death and destruction by bombing civilians (excluding japanese bioweapons, the numbers there are very unclear). germany did start it in europe, but when you're firebombing cities with the deliberate aim of creating firestorms, or nuking cities, "who started it" is not a very pertinent question.
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  14738.  @topcat1358  something like that
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  14739. hat jan wirklich fünf energische weimaraner zuhauae? xD
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  14740. what about thr clickbait thumbnail with the jumping legs? :(
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  14741. #nichtsgewusst
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  14742. a STAINLESS steel building? are you sure you don't mean zinc-plated? either way I'm guessing the absence of tofu concrete is a big selling point.
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  14743. or, more specifically, that is islam.
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  14744. @@substance-1 je suis charlie
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  14745. ​@harrydersonnenkonig627520 minuten? die erwähnung des themas ist nicht einmal 20 SEKUNDEN lang.
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  14746.  @vitalsigns2679  if by fancy you mean better, then yes
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  14747.  @RMEDM  ✝️👎
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  14748. wouldn't it be nice if the alternative wasn't keir starmer?
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  14749. am I having a stroke or are you?
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  14750. looks likea pointer/great dane sort of dog to me.
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  14751. I actually found her very disturbing to listen to because of how hard she's self-censoring. look at her fake smile, she's not at all saying what she really wants to say.
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  14752. Yare "another beauty"? donald trump, is that you?
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  14753. what
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  14754. you mean because of the hand guard or because it didn't make the cut?
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  14755. japan is debateable
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  14756. *who
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  14757. bernie is too old, nina turner is dull and annoying, katie porter seems pretty good.
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  14758. you're a genius.
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  14759. baby CPR+baby heimlich maneuver
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  14760. Punch Trump Mannequins 👊🤕 in most countries, not getting the vaccines is not a matter of choice. are you aware of the existence of other countries that are not america?
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  14761. if one indulges one's conspiracybrain, one could even suspect the oil story to have been a narrative deliberately promoted as the mainstream view. it certainly was and continues to be a aortof truism. and if one activates the other 90% of one's conspiracy brain with alex jones juice, one can even see an in that case clearly false hypothetically lazily copied misdirection effort in the story that the "aid port" being built for the strip is being built to somehow serve fossil fuel extraction. in reality, obviously the only reason for i-country to want that is to facilitate emigration, and any off-shore gas or oil exploration can much more easily be done through the country's existing real ports that already serve that function. getting a port a few miles closer makes no difference.
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  14762. the mask pull exhale was hilarious.
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  14763. ah yes, americans. this wasn't the french dunking on fossil fuels, and if they did, it would be because their electric grid is like 70% nuclear power. meanwhile germany is shutting off its last ~15% of grid power from nuclear plants this year and replacing it with fucking lignite coal and gas, utterly idiotic! our green party in particular is stuck in the 20th century, they were formed from anti-nuclear activism and are now still unable to recognize that choosing fossil fuels over nuclear at this point with what we know about climate change is absolutely idiotic nimby bullshit! coal power even kills more people locally than nuclear power, not to mention the huge global impact that CO2 emissions have, which is way more of a problem than the comparatively extremely managable issue of nuclear waste.
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  14764. piss off, macron
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  14765. nah that belgian ambulance sounds like a ghost.
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  14766. link please? :)
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  14767. OBSESSEDWITHCARSGUY no, that was a gun/school shooting joke.
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  14768.  @pdg61met  what I'm saying is that this news report should have brought up those questions. I know that it's common for not all evidence go be revealed immediately after the arrest. the cops would still be trying to get a confession without letting the suspect know what they do or don't know.
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  14769.  @pdg61met  you're just defending bad reporting. if the information is that limited, the news report should clearly state that, and not leave the question open.
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  14770.  @pdg61met  you have absolutely no clue how knowledge works. you are remarkably american.
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  14771. note that DW has not and never will make an attempt to actually present the case, or platform somebody making the case...
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  14772. well, dave chappelle gets zero points from me, he should go back to africa. I think macklemore's music including hind's hall is whack, but he means well and has chosen to stand out and take a real career risk. I just wish others would follow to release actually good stuff already.
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  14773. and by bubble you mean bridge???
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  14774. well, the post-arrest treatment is way lopsided the other way. but in terms of on the street police brutality, cops in western democracies very commonly are no less violent, routinely to an illegal degree. cops will be cops.
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  14775.  @Wiers75q  no, india is in fact currently developing and projected to develop extremely positively. in economic terms that is. not at all in terms of democracy, that is backsliding like a MFer. sadly, a very large portion of indians are crediting hindu nationalist governance for india's economic upturn, so it is cementing india's antidemocratic development.
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  14776. even if everybody wanted it, there would never be enough psychiatric care for all teaumatised ukrainians. they need to culturally adapt to handle their collectjve trauma.
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  14777. say what? a mega-tsunami? :o oh, you didn't say anything
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  14778. nein, die sahelzone ist relevant für kontrolle oder verursachung von migrationsströmen nach europa, außerdem sind die guten herren islamisten in mali mit ISIS und al qaeda vernetzt und stehen so in potentiell ziemlich direktem zusammenhang mit terroranschlägen in europa. für die anachlagsserie 2015 oder so in frankreich war zum beispiel al qaeda im yemen verantwortlich, wo die im krieg viel macht gewonnen haben (auch vwenn natürlich für al qaeda via saudi-arabien letztendlich die amis ursächlich viel verantwortung tragen). aber vor allem deswegen, dass wir versuchen afrikanische migranten abzuwehren, sind kriege im sahel tatsächlich für europa relevanter als für amerika - ähnlich wie für die USA kriege und krisen in lateinamerika relevanter sind als für uns. die amis haben nur immer mordsmäßig bock auf krieg und mischen sich in alles ein, das heißt aber nicht dass alles primär amerikanische interessen sind.
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  14779. no, the closest thing to nazi concentration camps today most likely are prison camps in north korea, and in china the ones not made for uyghur reeducation (though that is part of a genocide, which meets the definition chiefly due to the extremely statistically evident forced birth control), but rather those camps holding prisoners of conscience condemned to death through an extralegal process such as falun gong followers and actually activism-associated uyghurs, who undergo elaborate medical testing upon entering the camps and are then kept indefinitely to be killed on demand once they are matched to somebody seeking an organ transplant (this is the main source of organ transplants in china). not as bad in condition, but particularly accurately meeting the definition of concentration camps are the australian reject-migrant camps in third world countries like nauru and papua new guinea. other migrant camps in probably many other countries also fit the definition, including those operated on behalf of the EU by various northern and western african autocracies. another especially notable example are those camps in rojava holding assumed ISIS members, particularly the tens of thousands of women and children in al hol camp. the situation of palestine before this "war" would be most fittingly characterised as gaza being a very large and populous closed ghetto, and the west bank being an internally mostly open and externally partially open ghetto network. most palestinians in other arab countries (except for jordan, where most are citizens) live in open ghettos, in that their so-called "refugee camp" neighbourhoods are the only places where they are allowed to live, but they are largely allowed to travel and work outside.
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  14780. total islamist clown show - there are no human rights protecting the quran, because books are not humans.
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  14781. please tell me that you can also buy ammo for this as an american civilian! xD
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  14782. I have only watched her as a guest on TYT a few times, and if you ask me, the problem almost certainly is that she seems fake and shallow. I have heard her say almost nothing but empty phrases, while trying to make them sound profound. TYT can pretend that she's amazing all day long, it's never going to fix her bad vibes. there is a higherbar for progressives, women, and black people, and she won't clear it. nina turner has bad vobes, hillary clinton has bad vibes, kamala harris has bad vibes. a good counterexample of good vibes was ketanji brown jackson during the supreme court confirmation hearings - she seemed confident and professional, like she was meant to be there. obama is the most obvious example of good vibes, he had a very high bar to clear and made it look easy. turner, clinton and harris seem like they're impostors. it's not like many successful white men in US politics don't have bad vibes (ted cruz xD), but with women, and black women in particular, too many voters notice and it ends up being disqualifying. that's the reality of the situation, no point in crying about it being unfair. get electable candidates, there is no way around it.
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  14783. Hdj Bdjdn very convincing profile, ivan
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  14784. duterte wasn't stupid enough, lets try somebody with actual brain damage!
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  14785. pussy riot is very famous. they were one of the earlier cases where the west got really pissed at russian internal repression.
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  14786. 🫏🐑
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  14787. literal ass-cancer
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  14788. interesting move for israeli officials to give interviews to aljazeera
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  14789. how do 46 people die in the crash of one bus that didn't fall off a cliff and seemingly did not roll over? I can see that it burned, but why were 45 people unable to escape? it's not even a double decker, where you might consider the upper level too high to jump out through the windows! do buses in bulgaria not have emergency escape windows that are made easy to smash? here in germany, all buses, trams and trains have marked breakable windows, and normally they have little pointy hammers on the walls to smash the windows with, although those do get stolen sometimes (fucked up thing to steal, stick to mercedes stars!).
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  14790.  @kathydittmer9659  an cermet, so to say
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  14791. which has been constantly investigated for decades and been proven to be a lie again and again.
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  14792.  @nkbali5473  for one, no, absolutely not, space programs are not high return on investment ventures in any way. the thing to invest in for that is education. and earth-orbiting manned space stations in particular are known for having probably the worst cost-benefit ratio of all space ventures. keeping those astronauts alive is extremely expensive, and there is hardly anything of use for them to do up there.
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  14793.  @Nmax  no, too much money for india, which is poorer than russia and in dire need of basic infrastructure like sewage treatment.
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  14794.  @arandomguy8978  manned space stations are probably the worst thing one can do in space exploration in terms of cost to usefulness ratio. they are super expensive compared to various unmanned spacecraft, and barely serve any purpose. the people on the ISS are basically given high school science experiments as busy work to complete the picture of them being up there for the purpose of national bragging rights. replicating that is the last thing india should do in space exploration, it's a big step backwards from a lunar rover while costing much more.
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  14795.  @arandomguy8978  I didn't say that, I said that all manned space stations are such a waste of money. I am aware that the ISS would be too expensive for india to replicate. but india could do other space projects more useful than the ISS for less money. like this rover. manned space stations just don't make sense from a trchnical standpoint, unless you're investigating the effects of weightlessness on astronauts, which has been done and published enough. btw with the americans calling theirs astronauts and the russians calling theirs cosmonauts, will india make up its own name? :D
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  14796.  @arandomguy8978  space stations being a waste of money is a given, that can't be overcome by smart management. well, I suppose it is a reasonable intermediate development stage for manned spaceships to fly to the moon or mars, but such space travel is certainly not going to be attainable for india for several decades to come, and by then it's likely that india will be able to access and build on the results of technological developments of richer space programs that would make india's own then-old tech obsolete for a fraction of the cost that india would incur from operating its own space station a decade or two from now.
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  14797. max bestmann xD
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  14798. that's not an accurate picture, there was no threat of immediate violence to the cops. the monday marches happened at a time when the soviet union and its satellite states were thawing all over. russia has been becoming MORE repressive, and the fact that there is a war makes things several times worse, with anti-war protesters likely to be treated like enemies. a better comparison for the situation is how american protesters against the vietnam war were treated. the cops at kent state university didn't have much trouble killing people.
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  14799. Alpha Nerd the national guard at that time functioned as cops, and the comparison makes sense because it demonstrates that even in a much more liberal country than today's russia, protests against the own country's war effort often get treated, particularly by security forces, like a part of the enemy's war effort. anti-war protesters are enemies on the home front.
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  14800. Alpha Nerd no, it absolutely was not an isolated incident, it was one incident in a huge executorial and judicial campaign of repression, and if the COPS thought they were under attack from a bunch of anti-war protesters, that's evidence of my point that protesters against a country's own war effort are commonly treated as enemies. my whole point is that past repression of anti-war protests in other countries makes for a better comparison for the current situation in russia than the monday marches at the end of east germany. I'm german, the mood back then in east germany was COMPLETELY different. in russia right now, the state fewls unstoppable. in east germany '89-91, the people felt unstoppable. dude, you need to dial the aggression way back. you're being really nasty and autism is not a good enough excuse to act like that.
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  14801. HOW can a swiss chalet be worth £80m? that doesn't even remotely make sense! that's not chalet money, that's small palace money!
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  14802.  @am-cj3xo  ok, second poorest after bulgaria
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  14803. 1:42 lol at the girl concentrating on holding in the vaccine
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  14804. how are wild leopards a tourist attraction? xD leopards in asia in particular are actually the second most deadly cat species to humans, after tigers.
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  14805. 12:09 75% of thais in the UK are female? that's crazy. it would have been good though if you explained that in detail - if for example only people with thai citizenship or without british citizenship are counted, the gender imbalance would be less surprising than if the number also included british citizens of thai origin, with two thai parents, or with one thai parent.
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  14806. the recent xinjiang leaks show things like uyghurs being sentenced to 15 years imprisonment in recent years for having studied islam in the 90s, or imprisoned for having a beard or not eating pork.
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  14807. what's that weapon system and how did it come to ukraine with arabic and english writing on screen?
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  14808. other cata pure like: brrrrrrrrrr brrrrrrrrr brrrrrrrrr brrrrrrrrr this cat purr like: PTTTTTTT PTTTTTTT PTTTTTT
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  14809. 8:15 the fact that they just got caught doing EXACTLY THAT again, publishing g°re videos with written or recorded dehum°°izing commentary on a TG channel called 72 virgins uncensored, made this video age increibly well.
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  14810. if the roots are ao problematic, why don't they just graft buddha's hand onto the roots of a hrdier citrus? citrus grafting is common.
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  14811. those weird brazilians, always talking about parabens
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  14812. the ones on/in the water are called admirals ;)
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  14813. plus the european culinary rucolas are plants of two species (eruca and diplotaxis). I think you can probably eat just about any brassicaceae member for some variant of spicy taste. different breeds of lettuce also have different taste though, maybe try something more bitter than iceberg and romana, like a more red and more curly cultivar.
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  14814. least antisemitic black
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  14815.  @jeebusk  I can't even hear you
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  14816.  @jeebusk  literally silent
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  14817. cermet?
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  14818. ​ @blindvisionary415 that's the job of the groom of the stool.
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  14819. Lenore Le`Strange I took apart a water-bricked iphone 4 once, and those are built with a glass back the way you're describing samsungs. the back (glass on plastic) slides off, and then everything is screw or plug connected to an aluminium ring frame that also forms the phone's outer side surfaces and that's screwed onto the screen assembly. directly behind the slide-off back plate, the battery can be replaced via clip-on connector. I was very surprised by how repairable that phone was built.
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  14820. SRC whether killing feral cats is reasonable depends on the environment. if the animals they kill are common species (mice, sparrows, starlings, pigeons etc.) in an unremarkable man-made environment, that's not so bad. I'm guessing this video was filmed in a continental US city, where those cats really don't make much of a difference. in my german city there are a lot of outdoor cats (not many feral ones I think), but still an annoying number of several species of songbirds survive. in places like australia and many ecologically unique islands, I am absolutely in favor of eradicating feral cats (and banning their feeding as well as most cat breeding/ ownership of feetile cats). they are among the very worst invasive species in terms of driving extinctions, because some ecosystems evolved with no similar predators, leaving many species extremely vulnerable to cats.
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  14821. WHAT
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  14822. 5:34 would have been nice if TYT had been aware enough at that point to correct the times of israel describing as "a wave of low-level violence" the fact that israeli settlers starting aeound the beginning of 2023 have been conducting, under guard of the israeli army, what is undeniably best described and was described widely in israeli media and by the head of the military occupation administration of the west bank as pogroms. pogroms do not become "low level violence" as soon as a record-breaking giant terrorist attack comes around. oow level violence is a group brawl, not an armed mob of hubdreds burni ga whole neighbourhood while soldiers watch and shoot at any resident who even postures an intent to resist.
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  14823. that's not a thing that time does.
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  14824. nothing of the sort is happening in russia. the russian people continue to support putin. they're just saying "if only the führer knew" a lot more these days.
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  14825. 12:45 what a strange thing to say for someone making entirely derivative news commentary content
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  14826.  @nntflow7058  how is it hypocritical? I'm not african! xD
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  14827. that's a very sweet dog, but Ieould strongly recommend not letting ~3 year olds hold leashes of dogs strong enough to go-bwaah them. even if the dog seems smart enough to not do it, it's something that's too complex and easily forgotten by an excited dog to rely on. and it's not like giving a kid that young a leash provides a reliable benefit of controlling where the dog goes, so it's safer to just let them both off leash instead. I would say that for a dog that size, a kid holding the leash should be at least 6-8. and extension leads are more dangerous
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  14828. amogus
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  14829. CNN, your commentary generals suck.
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  14830. woohoo! 🤗
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  14831. 1:12 not calling that pushups was an L
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  14832. trip wires are banned???
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  14833. 🌊🇪🇦🇨🇵🇩🇪🇲🇨🇺🇦🇷🇺🌊
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  14834.  @Sayitlikitiz101  yeah wild boars are known for being the most dangerous wild animals here in germany. the wolves have been around for decades, I think they're in the high thousands or low tens of thousands across the reintroduced range in europe, and as far as I'm aware, they have yet to attack any human. I still think that kids should take precautions though - if ever a wolf does make an exception and attacks a human, that will be a child. otherwise, I would only worry about livestock and pets, such as free-roaming cats and dogs on walks.
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  14835.  @gabystoik  exactly. like sarplaninac, ovcharka and kangal. you know what's very sily? many places ban "dangerous dog breeds" like pit bull, cane corso, often even bull terrier - but in most of those places, there are no restrictions on owning any livestock guardian breed, in spite of the fact that the big ones of those are bigger, more aggressive, and much less trainable - they're bred to make their own decisions without humans around, not listen to commands, and those decisions are supposed to be to threaten and fight any dangerous animal approaching their herd and territory. I visited relatives on a farm once who has a sarplaninac as a guard dog. super calm and lovable dog, but they told me that she had an uncorrectable habit of aggressing against any non-tiny dogs she would see on walks in any location she's seen before. there were few other people and dogs around though.
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  14836. no, that was a misleading trash answer. what actually happened is that for the first time in a long time, denmark has a right wing government. same with sweden, which also plans to ban quran burning.
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  14837. 0:07 "only precision-guided munitions have been used" - great, we're going completely wrong right from the start! 1) i°°ael uses plenty of artillery, and probably hardly ever a guided artillery shell 2) there is no way is°°el had enough JDAM guidance kits to equip to all of those b°mbs that did all this damage 3) we know from military source reporting that in this "w°r" in particular is°°el sometimes b°mbs neighbourhood blocks instead of individual buildings, when they have a relatively vague location of the rare actual target person. and for that, accurately dropped unguided bombs suffice. 4.last just to f°°° with you but not least: the IDF's own propaganda material recorded of the operation of their F-16s in this particular "war" shows some of those common american bomb models being equipped to the planes without JDAM guidance kits, as dum° b°mbs.
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  14838.  @ernestolynch1926  that this video is really really bad. that it misinforms in effect favourably for israel.
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  14839.  @ernestolynch1926  you too can become an armchair expert, I recommend it! xD no but really, general audience news media commonly is so clueless about the things they report on that it's quite easy to know better than them as an armchair expert. one very common problem with TV news and political commentary is that the TV channels cultivate hosts and presenters as personalities like entertainers. they're supposed to be recognised, liked and trusted by the audience, and they end up being performers first and journalists second. typically, these people are tasked with presenting news about a practically unlimited range of different topics, even though they don't personally know what they're talking about. presumably because it has more audience appeal, networks choose to have everything presented by a handful of relatively ignorant but charismatic people, rather than putting whichever halfway camera-competent member of their team knows most about a given topic in front of the camera. AJE presenters do typically know more though than those of many other networks. very american ones like CNN, MSNBC and FOX "news" are probably the worst. they produce celebrities with movie star salaries and name recognition who know nothing. they are ron burgundy reading from the teleprompter.
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  14840. why the past tense?
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  14841. these particular people know how much damage they're doing to others for little profit, both from cutting the power and spending comparatively huge amounts of tax money to fix it. these are absolute shitheads, that's not something that one does to feed one's family. they're young guys not caring for anybody
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  14842. these people are evacuating way too late. it's been clear that war was coming to all of donbass since february 20th or 21st.
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  14843.  @AvangionQ  that was commonly used as a marching song at military academies or training bases for like a decade, not just by soldiers somewhere in the field where such things slip out of the control of the upper command.
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  14844. sportlersprech
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  14845. TSCHörmeny
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  14846. ....maybe don't cut the screeching into the video
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  14847. 2:49 is that a black snow leopard?!
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  14848. that was a damn slow "as soon as".
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  14849. jeeeeeeeeesuus f°°° I had no idea joe scarborough was this repulsive! politically sure, but I mean character-wise. what a hateful, egotistical gremlin! considering biden's alleged fondness of that show, now I'm kinda curious what he's been saying about i-country post-10/7 and the ongoing western aggression against iran's regional allies. to what degree does biden's warmongering originate in the sick mind of morning joe?
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  14850. Argos Ford do you consider youself a leftist or a progressive? if you do, I've got news for you.
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  14851. aww x)
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  14852. google "kabul maternity ward" if you want to knowwhat those people are like...
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  14853. 🐀
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  14854. that's why mammoth ivory is legal - they're already extinct. ;)
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  14855. das "steinmeier ist ein arschloch"-argument aber schon.
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  14856. 0:42 wow, the way desantis is talking like an idiot to imitate trump is embarrassing! and he did a terrible job at conveying any information there. he essentially said "there's a hurricane. there's serious wind and serious water. don't do anything you're ot supposed to do."
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  14857. h°mas holds most of the h°stages, and they have been able to count how many they have. so they wouldn't just let i-country pretend if they had none. and we also have videos of five or six recently surviving. however the 10/7 attackers also deliberately collected corpses in order to hold them as h°stages - it's visible in one early released video from a traffic camera, where a corpse of a civilian man ki°°ed in the road earlier is loaded onto a vehicle and driven away, and we also have known since a skull fragment found in i-country was DNA-matched to her that shani louk had been shot in the head in i-country before being brought to g°za, which very stronglysuggests that her body on the pickup truck was as dead as her grey complexion hinted at. matching the corpsenapping tactic, we have then seen h°°as, and seemingly PIJ and any others hypothesized to hold some captives, to go against common ransoming practice and deliberately not release proof of life, with few public exceptions (I think they've shown about 20 living captives, some of which are now free). in short, h°°°s had planned from the start to pad out the h°°°age count with corpses, and they have preserved this by not releasing proofnof life for most of the likely alive captives. now what definitely does function similar to what you describe is that netan°°hu and the like do not want the h°°°ages to be released, in fact they likely view the number still captive as somewhat critically low already. the continued captivity functions as an excuse to continue the sl°°ghter. few things would be worse for their plans than for all living and dead hostages to be returned right now. btw. is°°el has also held corpses for months or years to collectively punish relatives, or disposed of them, and of course a big storynow are the 16+ graveyards in g°za that have been partially or fully bulldozed (as have been any agricultural fields in the ground invasion area, including citrus, cactus and olive groves that would take decades to functionally regrow.
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  14858. I don't care about football, but this isdefinitely corruption-based,and I bet it will backfire for the people who made the choice and will lose their jobs over that. this isn't an obscure sponsorship change, it's taking the stripes off the uniform.
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  14859. just being normies
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  14860. "the atrocities became known as the nanking massacre" I'm not sure if I've ever heard it bring called that...
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  14861. mass shootings, coming to your neighborhood! :)
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  14862. nice double intro, guys 🙄
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  14863. f°°° that's a good looking black rifle 🥵
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  14864. grüßaugust strikes again!
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  14865. legitimate AF
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  14866. he said "ninja"?
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  14867. there was nowhere to transport weapons to or from, these ambulances are operating entirely inside gaza. and the particular attack described is sniper fire against a dismounted medic, not the targeting of the ambulance. look at those outfits, it is completely impossible for a sniper to mistake the medics for anything else. that is guaranteed to be intentional. and of course it's far from the first time - shireen avu-akleh's murder for example was just as intentional. air- and drone strikes on ambulances are intentional too, with just a tad more plauaible deniability by way of israel claiming that there were or could have been militants in the ambulance. israel has been using that blanket claim with no evidence released ever to justify all its airstrikes. they even consider non-specified alleged hamas presence to be a good enough to level gaza's biggest reaidential buildings, where even with their version of events, they are destroying the homes and possessions of hundreds of innocent civilians because one flat was inhabited by a hamas member or used for meetings or for weapons storage. and at times when they're not using the big bombs, israel in recent years has increasingly used smaller glide bombs and drone bombs that don't collapse a building but merely destroy a few rooms throughout three levels, and they have been using them in strikes designed to certainly kill militant leaders and their wives in their sleep, kill or wound their children, and severely threaten the lives of their neighbours. the military leader of hamas for example has survived five airstrikes specifically targeting him since 1995, he's lost an arm and an eye and had a spinal injury, and in 2014 one such strike designed to kill him and his family was survived by him, but killed his wife and both of their children. I don't mean to suggest that it even begins to justify the ultimate depravity of hamas' recent massacre, but I find it to be an interesting fact worth knowing that hamas' fighters are led by a man partially driven by a desire for revenge for israel inflicting on him one of the worst possible personal tragedies.
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  14868.  @junluc5464  the medic mentioned that it was in israel's new border exclusion zone where they first got individual permission from israel to enter. israeli snipers have murdered many people, this is not new. none have ever been held accountable, no matter how clear or high profile the case is. in shireen abu akleh's case, there even was public pressure from the US government on israel to investigate because she was a US citizen. publicly avqilable footage already proves that only israeli troops were present in the direction and exactly at the distance from which the shots originated, the tight shot grouping clearly shows intentional targeting, the bullets of course were israeli military issue, and israel actually has even more poof because otherwise meaningless surrounding footage that they released merely to show that they were also shooting at armed militants (in a different direction) shows that their soldiers were wearing bodycams. after of course denying it at first, their final conclusion was "we don't know, could have been us, whatever". in reality, they knew from day 1 precisely which soldier did it, as only one fired in that direction at all, since there were no enemies there, only journalists who had announced their presence.
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  14869. this woman speaks and thinks exactly like europeans imagine americans.
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  14870. yet more evidence that it's super weird that woz is on TYT... those cards are extremely cringey. they're glorifying domestic abuse.
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  14871. western reporting around the attacks at the power plant is super awkward because ukraine is clearly attacking near the plant and lying about it, and they put sympathetic media in a really awkward position of wartime self-censorship where they don't want to check ukraine's obviously false claims because it would be very harmful to ukraine to call them out on this after they've been lying about it. ukraine decided that it was safe enough to shoot near the plant because they have accurate enough weapons, and I tend to agree (the russians should gain as littlebenefit as possible from using the plant as a shield), but they decided that it would be too unpopular with their european neighbours because of the fear of another chernobyl, so they decided to pretend that they're not doing it. I think it's going to backfire and become well-publicised that they lied, and then ukraine will have added a lot of reputational damage on top of the negative response to elevating the risk of a nuclear accident to whatever degree.
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  14872. definitely a practice baby xD
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  14873. ja lol ey
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  14874. lol already heard of new york reeking before the pandemic
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  14875. made in 1917, but damn near impeccably finished, and looks like ian might have been the first person to touch it without gloves...😧
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  14876. israel's president isaac herzog is from the labor party.
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  14877. that is the medical condition.
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  14878. they breed the same year they hatch???
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  14879. that's china for you. almost nobody in china helps strangers in public, but they love their trivial viral internet outrage.
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  14880. Southfloridelphia ok, florida man
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  14881. that is horrifically bizarre.
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  14882. any normal cop from a normal country could have handled this situation properly. cops elsewhere care at least enough about protecting and serving that what they would have seen was a senile old woman walking dangerously close to traffic who needed help paying for her stuff and a ride home.
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  14883. more get rich quick schemes?
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  14884. "please don't turn into another india", he said to pakistan xD
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  14885. I buy it, but I want to see it. I have seen much worse of early TYT though, the doreknobs really have a point about that.
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  14886. if the decision to abandon afghanistan wasn't clear enough to indicate the betrayal, then certainly the biden administration's theft of the afghan national bank's foreign currency reserves, the world's richest country stealing 7 billion USD from one of the poorest countries, was.
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  14887. who switches from windows to mac in 2021? roman, get your head checked!
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  14888. rolling paper is normally rice or hemp paper though
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  14889. somewhere there has to be a russian can that says "normal" all the time
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  14890. tut sie? also ich fands witzig, als die doomsday-clock-leute zum beginn der aktuellen invasion noch behauptet haben, das hätte keinen einfluss auf atomkriegrisiko.
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  14891. those are really good pictures. I like the day of the dead one.
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  14892. the cops are most responsible.
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  14893.  @catalindeluxus8545  yeah, that seems likely. at least the funeral bits were from early last year, so the other recordings may also be quite old. but the russian opposition has a really bad habit of doing small ineffectual acts of protest that so nothing but get them locked up and prevented from doing anything more, like when navalny or kara-murza returned to russia literally only to get themselves imprisoned, and now they are completely useless.
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  14894. Renze I don't think so, unless al baghdadi is the one that's flipped towards the wall.
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  14895. things did go from bad to worse in afghanistan. the people are now much poorer. in large part due to sanctions imposed by the US for the taliban governing afghanistan, in spite of the fact that the US agreed to hand over afghanistan to the taliban. in retrospect, this is a major oversight of the taliban - I'm pretty sure that if they had insisted on it, they could have gotten a partial or full promise of no sanctions from the trump administration, which was very eager to make a deal and already in reality conceded like 95% of the things they should have demanded. to sanction or not to sanction the taliban really just affects afghans, and we have certainly now established that america does not care about afghans.
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  14896.  @mycosys  many countries still use asbestos.
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  14897. the US doesn't import south african chicken eggs, and those are broiler chickens.
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  14898. yes they could. the US had nuclear ballistic missiles in turkey to shoot at russia, which they secretely removed in exchange for the removal of nukes from cuba (with the promise that cuba would not be invaded unprovoked).
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  14899. angel dust is an american term for PCP, so you're probably confusing those
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  14900.  @leocompot  what
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  14901. aa of this year,.you can still usually identify AI-generated pictures of humans by very odd limbs. look for fingers, if you can see hands with correct fingers it would have to be an exceptionally well-selected AI picture. and the thing with objects passing through one another is also common, since the AI has trouble with identifying distinct objects as such and doesm't actually know that they can't simultaneously occupy the same space. or even that what it's depicting is a 2D representation of 3D space.
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  14902. one of the most narcissistic people who have ever lived.
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  14903. please stop saying "whenever" when you mean "when", it's just weird, it doesn't mean the same thing, ok? :/
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  14904. warographics?? really?????
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  14905. abu ghraib her, I agree!
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  14906. "sou sat, sou sat" - uncle roger
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  14907. the correct term is stuttering
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  14908.  @Ickie71  listen again, it's clearly stuttering.
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  14909. what sort of lies do you mean? what I notice most is that when he references or recounts is°°eli history, it gets more and more wrong the farther back you go, into at least i.plicit nakba denial. for example one claim that he had made (regrettably unopposed, I think cenk was there and didn't know better) was that is°°eli forces had never done anything like the ham°°sacre.
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  14910. the republican party has been a fascist party ever since they lined up behind trump. there still are some republicans that are more conservative than fascist, but they are a quiet clear minority.
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  14911. 2:58 I have never heard an insult more revealing of jealousy. why would he know that, does he follow david hogg's private instagram or something? xD
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  14912. JB=justin beaver?
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  14913. make it an expanding bullet. go SPLAT
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  14914. uh oh, hide yo kids
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  14915. free beer!
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  14916. TheWorldEnd2 denazify ukraine by removing the jewish president
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  14917. it's very expensive for quartz, which is what those crystals are.
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  14918. sure, just make sh** up, why not?
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  14919. brexit the brits! xD
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  14920. "the missiles were fired from 1000km and only took 10 minutes" - yeah right, 6000 km/h in the atmosphere. very believable. >_>
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  14921. he'll be rehired by another department. there are enough police departments who invite cops that were fired for misconduct. they call it tough on crime policing or some shit.
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  14922. not at all surprising.
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  14923.  @maka6134  announcing a fire or activating a fire alarm when nobody can see signs of a fire is always going to produce much more subdued reactions than announcing a bomb threat, since most people will assess the situation such that they would be able to see the fire coming before it becomes acutely dangerous, whereas with a bomb you won't see anything coming, and not seeing the bomb doesn't mean that you're out of the danger zone.
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  14924.  @grimm39697  no
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  14925.  @youtubeguy2k  no, it doesn't.
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  14926.  @youtubeguy2k  in a fire, yes. but not in a situation where a fire is announced but not visible. most people don't feel seriously threatened by a fire alarm unless they see the fire or the smoke. a bomb threat is very different, because you can't see it coming. announcing a fire instead of a bomb will ALWAYS create less panic.
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  14927.  @msunje9862  not like a bomb alert
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  14928. or don't have a wife that encourages your dogs to be louder with treats.
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  14929. wagenknecht ist beste, laut qasem soleimani
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  14930. russia already has multiple NATO states on its borders.
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  14931. macron's reelection is coming up in like two months, that's what he needs a win for.
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  14932. QueerJamie there are many old domestic breeds that are much healthier, and most feral pigs (certainly the ones in hawaii) descend from some of those. it's only been in the past 100 years that we developed real intensive farming methods and bred animals exclusively for efficiency in a particular intensive farming model. with meat-producing breeds like pigs and broiler chickens, the main goal of that breeding has been for them to grow very quickly given particular feed and environmental conditions, because with fast growth the farmer can reduce the amount of feed required for just keeping the animal alive, with a higher percentage of the energy going into growth/meat production. and of course with a quicker rotation of faster-growing animals, the same farm facility can produce more meat per year. today's meat breeds are bred to be an ideal product at a young age, and it doesn't matter how they would fare after that because when used as intended, they have a clearly defined short life span. older breeds that were not created for intensive farming don't have that and were commonly several times older when slaughtered. it's probably most extreme with chickens - those used to be like 6 months or older at slaughter, and today they're 5 weeks old and easily twice as heavy.
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  14933.  @lotwizzard1748  100% of north koreans vote =more democracy?
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  14934.  @theinquisitor8112  oh yeah? explain it to me, I did not.
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  14935. the russians routinely conducted double-tap bombings in syria. that's when they bomb a building, wait a while for people to come to dig people out of the rubble, and then they bomb those people too.
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  14936. 🤡
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  14937. leipzig ist links?
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  14938. you're not paying attention at all. he won't be in jail for more than 48 hours. more likely less than 24.
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  14939. 7 prenups? xD
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  14940. who had building permits issued by who? I know the evidence is overwhelming for a 10/7 inside job, but I haven't heard of that.
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  14941. the vaxazon business model
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  14942. LoveRemains x that's terrible. I hope motherhood works out for you in that the purpose of caring for your child keeps you sober.
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  14943. AshTrayBands buddy, your post reads like you have a stimulant problem, it's a mess.
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  14944. uh what
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  14945. I'm used to drug dealers giving interviews to VICE, but these people?! I think they're worse than robbers and muggers, because they cause so much harm for so little profit. they're stealing people's family members for a few hundred bucks.
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  14946. I don't know musk strawberries, but woodland strawberries are not at all tougher that cultivated strawberries. in fact they are softer and spongy, but much less juicy (less dense with lots of air inside). they would probably be as impossible to transport as the softest cultivated strawberry strains. they have a milder sweet aroma with seemingly less acid and perhaps more smell and less taste involved than cultivated strawberries usually exhibit. they are of course tiny, bigger ones are between 1 and 1.5cm, and like just about every other wild fruit compared to cultivated fruit, they have much more seed mass relative to flesh mass. cultivated strawberries basically take the same number of seeds and massively inflate the bare surface between the seeds and the fruit volume, and the flesh is much more saturated with juice instead of containing a lot of air. woodland strawberries are still pretty good berries though.
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  14947. the worst thing that ever happened to germany is austria.
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  14948. safe ➡️ safer ➡️ russian nesting safe 🤓
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  14949. 2:35 way to discredit yourself - one can charitably somewhat chalk it up to a translation error, but black powder (potassium nitrate, charcoal, sulfur) is the oldest type of gunpowder that has not been used either in artillery or in small arms since the late 1800s. today's gunpowders and artillery propellants are chemically completely different with little overlap with black powder in their supply chains. modern propellants are based on nitrocellulose or nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin. involving russia in the production may save a bit of cost because natural gas is used for making ammonia and nitric acid, but the US is not at all dependent on russia for natural gas.
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  14950.  @illarionbykov7401  sounds unlikely, because the stuff doesn't do anything better and particularly would not serve to improve ignition because it burns slower. maybe cordite would benefit from a black powder ignition charge, so that claim may have been true in the past, but it makes no sense for NC smokeless powder.beither way, that would only require comparatively very small amounts, so you're not making any relevant point.
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  14951.  @illarionbykov7401  and your mother tells me otherwise. I did google for it and didn't find specifics about which kind is most common, but the catalogue table of rheinmetall's nitrochemie ignition powders seems most likely to be recent, and lists abouttwo thirds nitrocellulosevariants and one third NC+black powder mix variants. and yes, cordite was more ignition-resistant.
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  14952. you will own nothing and be happy no, comrade fascist, you can make out the contour of the person's face tthrough the mouth slot in the side view.
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  14953. diese faschistoide religion kotzt halt an, weißt du?
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  14954. the people now in power, mostly the RSF aka janjaweed, have conducted a campaign of rape against the sudanese protesters to remove women from the movement.
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  14955. ​ @tasspafitis848 nope, no r°°e videos, no videos showing what appears to be the aftermath of r°°e. shani louk's corpse was topless (one item of clothing removed), but that's not evidence of r°°e.
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  14956. ​ @ragesmirk please actually read my original post.
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  14957. the US is moving up their withdrawal date because the taliban are advancing so fast that they need to run away faster. at this point, the only real american objective is to avoid another humiliating saigon style evacuation.
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  14958. TheTecno did america lose in vietnam?
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  14959. I'm so woke, I knew immediately that it was the CIA when you mentioned the log gap! :3
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  14960. R @McMurphy13  ja, youtube zensiert extrem stark in den kommentaren. allerdings verschieden stark für verschiedene accounts, je nach führungszeugnis und gesinnung.
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  14961. I see you are english.
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  14962.  @ASpaceOstrich  you're on the list now
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  14963.  @Jessica-gy6kr  well those I would want. xD the effects sound like the ozempic stuff is much more purely appetite-suppressing in terms of conscious effects. I think there are useful metabolic effects, too. I have seen warnings of side effects, but as I recall, those are are rare or relatively harmless physical health issues. amphetamines on the other hand, besides obviously getting you more or less high and carrying not huge but substantial addiction risk (haven't heard of that with ozempic), also are likely to slowly increase any neuroses you may have with prolonged frequent use. regarding stimulants for weight loss, I wish ephedra had just stayed freely available. it got caught up in the anti-meth hysteria and banned as aprecursor source wven though as far as I'm aware nobody does or did actually use ephedra herb as an ephedrine/pseudoephedrine source for cooking meth.
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