>>216554828
TOTAL ban on circumcision. No you can't go abroad and perform it and come back.
Alternatively a TOTAL ban on ritual slaughter would also work. No you couldn't import such meat either.
Either one would fix 90% of problems
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>>216550068
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw9zyxm860Q&t=97s
the post about the plane at 1:37 is mine
11 million views
I'm practically world famous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw9zyxm860Q&t=97s
the post about the plane at 1:37 is mine
11 million views
I'm practically world famous.
>>520640245
America doesn't produce anything. Me watching youtube or browsing this site (both with adblock) are the only things america "produces" for me.
America doesn't produce anything. Me watching youtube or browsing this site (both with adblock) are the only things america "produces" for me.
>>519553899
the russians attempts at "working with the west" were insane. For example they "wanted to join NATO" but their demand in exchange was that the USA leave NATO
the russians attempts at "working with the west" were insane. For example they "wanted to join NATO" but their demand in exchange was that the USA leave NATO
>>216043255
>Mannerheim
yes he was a tsarist officer. Most finns weren't. he sacrificed his own ideals for Finlands sake, in much the same way as many former reds who fought for Finland in ww2 against the soviets.
And besides this story is false on the basis that Mannerheim didn't live in Helsinki for the last years of his life, he lived in Switzerland.
>Mannerheim
yes he was a tsarist officer. Most finns weren't. he sacrificed his own ideals for Finlands sake, in much the same way as many former reds who fought for Finland in ww2 against the soviets.
And besides this story is false on the basis that Mannerheim didn't live in Helsinki for the last years of his life, he lived in Switzerland.
>Hindoo
>Mohammedan
>Greek catholic (meaning "eastern orthodox" not actual greek catholics)
>Papist
>Mohammedan
>Greek catholic (meaning "eastern orthodox" not actual greek catholics)
>Papist
>>518553843
Democracy is an ongoing discussion. Honestly we shouldn't have someone in charge in the first place. We shouldn't have political parties. Just citizens arguing in the parliament like in ancient Athens. Just do things with case by case basis. When you think of democracy in this way and translate it to the current system it ultimately leads to the person/party in charge being ousted every election.
Democracy is an ongoing discussion. Honestly we shouldn't have someone in charge in the first place. We shouldn't have political parties. Just citizens arguing in the parliament like in ancient Athens. Just do things with case by case basis. When you think of democracy in this way and translate it to the current system it ultimately leads to the person/party in charge being ousted every election.
>>518527445
>This has little to do with design choices.
False, it's actually a COMPLETELY 100% IDEOLOGICAL choice.
>This is mostly a product of modern advancements in cheap engineering.
Many of these modernist buildings are actually more expensive than traditionalist architecture. In addition, if they listened to engineers, they would design buildings suitable for the specific local environment. For example they build these buildings here in the Nordics as well even though it's probably the WORST possible design in our environment. Rain and snow absolutely DESTROYS these flat roofed houses in a few short years and maintenance costs rise to astronomical levels. Once the building has worn down to become uninhabitable it is simply demolished because it's prohibitively expensive to repair it. All of this could of course be avoided by simply putting a sloped roof on the house, but it is not done out of IDEOLOGICAL reasons.
>This has little to do with design choices.
False, it's actually a COMPLETELY 100% IDEOLOGICAL choice.
>This is mostly a product of modern advancements in cheap engineering.
Many of these modernist buildings are actually more expensive than traditionalist architecture. In addition, if they listened to engineers, they would design buildings suitable for the specific local environment. For example they build these buildings here in the Nordics as well even though it's probably the WORST possible design in our environment. Rain and snow absolutely DESTROYS these flat roofed houses in a few short years and maintenance costs rise to astronomical levels. Once the building has worn down to become uninhabitable it is simply demolished because it's prohibitively expensive to repair it. All of this could of course be avoided by simply putting a sloped roof on the house, but it is not done out of IDEOLOGICAL reasons.
>>518523746
also this map is disingenuous. there should at least be a dotted line between russia and finland. Finland was never part of the russia. But the russian empire/the tsar himself.
>>518524702
>it doesn't work this way
That's exactly how it works. The status quo was agreed upon in the Tartu peace treaty in 1920 and relations formalized.
>a proof to that is also when during WW2 USSR completely demolished finish army
as I said, untrue. the soviet offensive in 1944 was stopped. At the time of the armistice, Finland actually had a manpower advantage in Karelia. Used as leverage. Finland wasn't beaten. The Soviets COULD have done it no doubt. But it would have cost them more for no reason.
>for some reason fucked off from that base deep inside Finland in the 1950s where they were legally allowed to stay for 50 years
It was expensive for the soviets to maintain and supply it, and coastal artillery (the main reason for the base) was outdated tech. +The soviets were attempting rapprochement with the international community after stalins death. so it was a way to show their sincerity.
>>518524885
Nationalism was not a thing in the 1700s. Some nobles had such ideas and conspired with the russians, but not because they wanted independence per se but they wanted more power for themselves (for the nobility)
also this map is disingenuous. there should at least be a dotted line between russia and finland. Finland was never part of the russia. But the russian empire/the tsar himself.
>>518524702
>it doesn't work this way
That's exactly how it works. The status quo was agreed upon in the Tartu peace treaty in 1920 and relations formalized.
>a proof to that is also when during WW2 USSR completely demolished finish army
as I said, untrue. the soviet offensive in 1944 was stopped. At the time of the armistice, Finland actually had a manpower advantage in Karelia. Used as leverage. Finland wasn't beaten. The Soviets COULD have done it no doubt. But it would have cost them more for no reason.
>for some reason fucked off from that base deep inside Finland in the 1950s where they were legally allowed to stay for 50 years
It was expensive for the soviets to maintain and supply it, and coastal artillery (the main reason for the base) was outdated tech. +The soviets were attempting rapprochement with the international community after stalins death. so it was a way to show their sincerity.
>>518524885
Nationalism was not a thing in the 1700s. Some nobles had such ideas and conspired with the russians, but not because they wanted independence per se but they wanted more power for themselves (for the nobility)
>>516084454
>Finland was an autonomous part of the Russian Empire
No, Finland was a separate legal entity entirely from the russian empire. It was under the russian Tsar, not under the russian empire. This is actually what autonomy meant.
>Finland was an autonomous part of the Russian Empire
No, Finland was a separate legal entity entirely from the russian empire. It was under the russian Tsar, not under the russian empire. This is actually what autonomy meant.
>>515802798
you spent 3 trillion in the middle east with nothing to show for it.
goatfuckers in sandals beat your ass.
that's just the facts, you may not like it and americans are too proud to admit it, but it's true
you spent 3 trillion in the middle east with nothing to show for it.
goatfuckers in sandals beat your ass.
that's just the facts, you may not like it and americans are too proud to admit it, but it's true
>>512437941
sounds like you are just seething and coping. I have no doubt Canada, being an anglo colony, had some ultra draconian measures in place and you are just seething that not every place on the planet did the same. Maybe it's a coping mechanism. Or maybe you are lashing out because my existence and experience disproves your narrative, and you have nothing else to fall back on except raging and shidding and farding and sharting and pooping and cumming and pissing your pants.
sounds like you are just seething and coping. I have no doubt Canada, being an anglo colony, had some ultra draconian measures in place and you are just seething that not every place on the planet did the same. Maybe it's a coping mechanism. Or maybe you are lashing out because my existence and experience disproves your narrative, and you have nothing else to fall back on except raging and shidding and farding and sharting and pooping and cumming and pissing your pants.
Things that just grow in nature shouldn't be restricted. (except made 18+) then more restrictions should apply to refined drugs such as alcohol (made from natural products but requires work), and chemically manufactured hard drugs (meth etc.) should be totally banned (except research etc.).
t. ultra mega fascist.
t. ultra mega fascist.
>>717204558
I can easily afford it, but I won't out of principle. Inflation/rise in production cost is EASILY offset by the fact that you don't have to distribute the games physically anymore. Meaning the extra 10 bucks is just extra profit margin. I won't be giving corpos more money than they deserve.
I can easily afford it, but I won't out of principle. Inflation/rise in production cost is EASILY offset by the fact that you don't have to distribute the games physically anymore. Meaning the extra 10 bucks is just extra profit margin. I won't be giving corpos more money than they deserve.
>>511404754
irrelevant: (whataboutism) irrelevant x2: not a valid purchase option for cambodia. (what we are discussing)
besides, not by aircraft
and russia still doesn't have air superiority, curious.
irrelevant: (whataboutism) irrelevant x2: not a valid purchase option for cambodia. (what we are discussing)
besides, not by aircraft
and russia still doesn't have air superiority, curious.
Siam/Thailand was in the axis in ww2 so I support them
>>715703425
What is the board room of visa/mastercard but your unelected overlords currently?
What is the board room of visa/mastercard but your unelected overlords currently?
>>510477904
139 iq. The mujahideen
139 iq. The mujahideen
>>510347159
>Why are Muslims so convicted and principled compared to Christians?
I have met several (mostly colleagues) every single one drank alcohol and fucked whores, some were even gay. They didn't care about praying times or fasting. They only adhered to not eating pork. That was where they drew the line.
>Why are Muslims so convicted and principled compared to Christians?
I have met several (mostly colleagues) every single one drank alcohol and fucked whores, some were even gay. They didn't care about praying times or fasting. They only adhered to not eating pork. That was where they drew the line.
>>510338057
Car dependency propaganda
Car dependency propaganda
>>510205141
I'd be okay with my (theoretical) gf sleeping with hot girls. Am I a cuck?
I'd be okay with my (theoretical) gf sleeping with hot girls. Am I a cuck?
>>715099373
yeah
yeah
>>714996883
The Swedish King Charles XII better known as Carolus Rex let out rabbits in his palace and hunted them with his friends with "palace pistols" basically really puny pistols that could be shot indoors, and would only dent the walls instead of penetrating them.
The Swedish King Charles XII better known as Carolus Rex let out rabbits in his palace and hunted them with his friends with "palace pistols" basically really puny pistols that could be shot indoors, and would only dent the walls instead of penetrating them.
>>509919950
Basically; clan structure is incompatible with the idea of a 'state'. there's like 12 major clans in Somalia and by principle it's a dog eat dog world where they are literally not allowed to cooperate. The clan is above all. It's like if a country was completely ruled by a set of mafia gangs. They literally can't cooperate because of honour or some shit.
Basically; clan structure is incompatible with the idea of a 'state'. there's like 12 major clans in Somalia and by principle it's a dog eat dog world where they are literally not allowed to cooperate. The clan is above all. It's like if a country was completely ruled by a set of mafia gangs. They literally can't cooperate because of honour or some shit.
>>509853148
There is nothing wrong with this picture.
There is nothing wrong with this picture.
>>714865572
lmao, if you have the budget to do a GaaS game there is no reason you couldn't comply to begin with. It literally costs more to make a non-compliant game
lmao, if you have the budget to do a GaaS game there is no reason you couldn't comply to begin with. It literally costs more to make a non-compliant game
>>509732301
>>509733202
Then for the russian part
>language
again Finns never had to learn swedish so it's a moot point.
>give you your own....
russia didn't give Finns anything. "Autonomy" meant autonomy from russian law, that means we kept swedish law. after 1809 literally NOTHING changed from a legal pov. One can say that after 1809 there were TWO swedens in existence. (two exact replica state entities except for different names and geography and monarch)
regarding the government, there was no effective finnish government for almost 50 years, since after 1809 no diet was called until 1863. So during that time even the misunderstood version of "autonomy" wasn't even real. And in practical terms autonomy decreased since no diet was called (during swedish era there were regular estate generals and Finns always participated)
Then Alexander II did start implementing reforms so autonomy could actually be realized but then you guys murdered him and walked everything back. If this hadn't happened there would be some point in this image but the strawman image completely disregards everything that happened after Alexander IIs reign. The reaction is not appropriate for Alexander II but it IS appropriate for Nicholas II but the strawman mixes them together into a false image.
>>509733202
Then for the russian part
>language
again Finns never had to learn swedish so it's a moot point.
>give you your own....
russia didn't give Finns anything. "Autonomy" meant autonomy from russian law, that means we kept swedish law. after 1809 literally NOTHING changed from a legal pov. One can say that after 1809 there were TWO swedens in existence. (two exact replica state entities except for different names and geography and monarch)
regarding the government, there was no effective finnish government for almost 50 years, since after 1809 no diet was called until 1863. So during that time even the misunderstood version of "autonomy" wasn't even real. And in practical terms autonomy decreased since no diet was called (during swedish era there were regular estate generals and Finns always participated)
Then Alexander II did start implementing reforms so autonomy could actually be realized but then you guys murdered him and walked everything back. If this hadn't happened there would be some point in this image but the strawman image completely disregards everything that happened after Alexander IIs reign. The reaction is not appropriate for Alexander II but it IS appropriate for Nicholas II but the strawman mixes them together into a false image.
>>714263530
Actually I'm ETL (english as a TERTIARY language)
Actually I'm ETL (english as a TERTIARY language)
>>105760603
I use debian and suse
I use debian and suse
>>507768982
On the left: clearly Neanderthal.
On the right: clearly Cro Magnon/Aryan.
On the left: deceptive, fake, dull-eyed and dimwitted, inelegant.
On the right: forthright, bright-eyed, super-cute, intelligent, elegant.
On the left: clearly Neanderthal.
On the right: clearly Cro Magnon/Aryan.
On the left: deceptive, fake, dull-eyed and dimwitted, inelegant.
On the right: forthright, bright-eyed, super-cute, intelligent, elegant.
>>22836960
On the left: clearly Neanderthal.
On the right: clearly Cro Magnon/Aryan.
On the left: deceptive, fake, dull-eyed and dimwitted, inelegant.
On the right: forthright, bright-eyed, super-cute, intelligent, elegant.
On the left: clearly Neanderthal.
On the right: clearly Cro Magnon/Aryan.
On the left: deceptive, fake, dull-eyed and dimwitted, inelegant.
On the right: forthright, bright-eyed, super-cute, intelligent, elegant.
>>507569768
the exercise in Finland starts today but continues to the 27th. they could come tomorrow or next week
the exercise in Finland starts today but continues to the 27th. they could come tomorrow or next week
>>507079130
americans having door cameras is like russians having dashcams
americans having door cameras is like russians having dashcams