Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "Drachinifel" channel.

  1.  @hoangho6781  nah, if you load HE, all you get is a clean surface, it needs to go into the ground to actually redistribute the soil
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  2. Religion voided all rights to whining about interference or opression the second the first sociopath came up with the concept as a means to fleece their community.
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  3. Always look at the briiiiight side of life...
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  4.  @cdfe3388  most unions in my own country falls into the pro-member category. They are even the reason my country became a democratic constitutional monarchy without a civil war that would have been as ugly as the Spanish and likely a soviet puppet state as the end result. And during the start of the pandemic, it was the unions that forced privatized, indifferent and incompetent corporate and public health care providers and transportation service companies to provide adequate personal protection equipment, work conditions that enabled distancing and routines that prevented negligient risks to drivers, nurses and non-covid patients.
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  5.  @starliner2498  I'm Swedish, and well, it peaked when I was a single digit aged kid, then the corporate lobbyists managed to get a strangle hold on the political debates with the 1990ies economic crisis and they have never stopped choking back our labour rights or undermining the mostly well working wellfare systems ever since.
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  6. It was never completed, a special hex bolt for the keel was missing in package nr 3485 C, and without that, the whole hull would implode at launch. /Greetings from Sweden
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  7. Carefully...
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  8.  @PopeMetallicus  that nationalistic misrepresentation of context, is so ridiculous it's mind boggling. 1) why should native inhabitants have to 'claim' anything to be recognized? 2) That the specific natives first encountered didn't claim the land directly only means that they didn't see it as theirs to give, not that the land in question is up for grabs as free realestate. There's a huge distinction. 3) European colonists, due to biblical indoctrination and delusions of entitlement considdered, with individual exceptions, all natives, especially non christians, as lesser and primitive sub-humans and that religious manipulation and subjugation followed by social indoctrination mislabeled as 'civilization' was a "natural obligation" of their christian "superiority"... when it in fact is an atrocity. Just like my own countrys atrocities as a significant contributor in the 18th century slave trade off the Ivory coast and St. Barts.
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  9. Yes, if the Allies had had sufficient marines and managed to secure Narvik and hold it until the royal marines could have been relived in those engagements, it would have forced Hitler to trigger Fall Gelb and attempt an invasion of Sweden to secure that ore supply that way, probably postponing the attack on France and getting hopelessly bogged down in a war of attrition to no end while the Finnish would likely have fallen to the Soviets as Sweden would not have been able to allow volounteers to join our eastern brothers to fight off the Russians again as those troops would be needed to fight off the Nazis. And neither would any significant quantity of weapons or supplies be possible to spare for supporting the Finns nor could we have offered safety to the Finnish child refugees, one of whom my paternal grandmother fostered as if her own until it was safe for the girl to go back to her natural parents. That girl sent a beautyful flower wreath to my grandmothers funeral a couple of years back. They had stayed in correspondence the whole time. All this presuming the Allies didn't decide to seize Kiruna and the Swedish ore fields to better hold Narvik, and possibly to allow a land route to Russia from Narvik to Archangelsk.
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  10.  @artbrann  and to hit that bar, you'd have to blow your own feet in the process...
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  11. The worst presents however, was clothes stuffed inside old lego kit boxes...😢
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  12.  @ottovonbismarck2443  wet mixing is your friend as long as you keep the mix away fromalkaline metals 🤣
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  13.  @josedubois2295  wrong. The US most definitely still actively use slave labour. In every single for-profit prison and most public state prisons too.
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  14. And one of the teenage women volounteer truck drivers for the Commonwealth armed forces in Brittain would go on to be the third, and least problematic, of their Queen regents so far.😊
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  15.  @VersusARCH  *features to not pursue ;)
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  16.  @nathanrandall7003  I see what you did there... you know where the door is ;)
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  17. As well as frequent visits to the Moulin Rouge...
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  18. I had the same model kit in the early 90ies, until I loaded it with marble ballast in the bathtub, shot it to sinking with my elder brothers Air pistol and then set fire to it on the concrete stairs of the front entrance to my parents house... I think I was between 7-9yo at the time XD
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  19.  @sthenzel  not really, as there is no restriction on training pilots on land.
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  20. It's almost like Ian over at Forgotten Weapons or Matt Euston of Schola Gladiatoria XD
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  21. Absinthe was the poison of fashion of that time...
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  22. All of it?
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  23. The combat boat 90 still has mine laying rails along both sides...😅
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  24. Way to save ammo costs
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  25.  @ph89787  Japanese Admirality: Don't give up Emperor JarJar!
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  26.  @Philistine47  and Drach called him politically indifferent! Bah!
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  27.  @jedgarsquink  it's groovy all the way man!
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  28.  @0ld.Richard  cruisers and battlecruisers facing full on battleships however, are not. Also, it was a sarcastic joke, not an actual comment on actual tactics...
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  29. Nah, Absinthe, opium and prostitutes more likely... and they were designing by comitte...
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  30. They still fefuse to include the word "simple" in their dictionaries ;)
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  31.  @bkjeong4302  or both
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  32. ​ @Yaivenov but the magazine hoists has to be red
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  33.  @hisdadjames4876  problem with that for the Vasa is that the lower gun ports couldn't be allowed to get any closer to the water line than they already were.
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  34. ​​ @adamjaquay4279  yes, plenty, and they were converted to missile/torpedo boats, that also carried mines...😅
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  35. ​ @spitefulwar  Swedish is counted in the germanian language family
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  36.  EFEZZE6280  no, they are just opinionated egocentrists.
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  37. And the NKVD would have provided free life long room and lodging for the people who tried to obstruct the war effort in a nice and cozy factory or mine a few hundred miles on foot north of Novosibirsk...
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  38. Are you sure? Do you really want to risk having to deal with their replacements?
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  39.  @billbolton  fair enough, I haven't watched any of his videos in years as his occational toxic ravings robs anything he make that happen to be accurate of it's value from my perspective and drives me to find that information from non jingoistic/anti-lgbt creators.
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  40. All of it...
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  41. In the movie Zero Hour, the CVN Nimitz battle group is shifted to the attack on Perl Harbour. How would you expect the crew of a Brittish Royal Navy fleet in 1812 to react and try to describe an encounter with, say, the USS New Jersey and her escort group on their way back to the US after Desert Storm. Presuming the US battlegroup is flying their colours but otherwise no agressive or evasive manouvering other than to follow modern maritime conventions on placement when passing sailing ships on the open sea.
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  42. Now you are just beeing cruel🤣
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  43. Mind you, the role she had post ww2 was not as a warship but as a backup platform for a mobile bridge intended to replace a very critical opening bridge span that was likely to be targeted by missiles or infiltrated samotage units early in any foreign attack.
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  44.  @treyhelms5282  with the amount of circumstantial evidence presented, your argument is as ridiculous as a flat-earth creationists.
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  45. Were any F-class ships lost to over-icing on the North sea due to that sea spray?
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  46.  @austinm.9832  iron at the time was even more brittle from the start due to impurities trapped and hidden in the metal due to avaliable manufacturing methods.
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  47.  @starliner2498  indeed.
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  48.  @farsalor2627  it used to be great, not so now, but yes, we are fortunately still miles away from the pityful squalor that is the US "wellfare support system" despite our libertarian, conservative, conservative christian and "honestly we're no longer nazis" parties attempts to destabilize and destroy the system from within.
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  49. ​ @williestyle35  at the same time, those plans are a whole lot more precise, detailed and mathematically verified through centuries of metallurgical, chemical and physical experimentation as well as scientifically analyzed failiures, malfunctions and disasters.
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  50.  @ONECOUNT  just go gently with that brass bristle brush so you have some sight and cognitive capacity left when done ;)
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