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Henrietta 3 year s ago
#23 and thank Good they did so
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Nervie 3 year s ago
#2 The fourth one should be "confirm your target and what's behind it" If your finger never touches the trigger the safety can be off.
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Ola 3 year s ago
#14 This is Palazzo Braschi, the former site of the fascist secretariat of Rome. The facade had been decorated this way to encourage the citizens to vote “SI” (yes) for the fascist candidates in 1934 elections
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Ren 3 year s ago
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Sydney 3 year s ago
#18 you misspelled "socialist economy that destroyed innovation and wealth".
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Franklin 3 year s ago
Sydney,
Nope. Definitely due to the embargo. Plus, communism has little to do with a "socialist economy", so who knows where you got that one from.
In terms of innovation, I've ridden in many of these cars. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to do to keep them running without access to new parts. They have plenty of innovation.
But you are right, they did get rid of their cruel and corrupt feudal overlords, only to be shackled with a communist dictatorship. Far fewer people murdered under communism, but the economy is a train wreck.
Nope. Definitely due to the embargo. Plus, communism has little to do with a "socialist economy", so who knows where you got that one from.
In terms of innovation, I've ridden in many of these cars. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to do to keep them running without access to new parts. They have plenty of innovation.
But you are right, they did get rid of their cruel and corrupt feudal overlords, only to be shackled with a communist dictatorship. Far fewer people murdered under communism, but the economy is a train wreck.
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Augustina 3 year s ago
Sydney,
Nah. I live in a socialist country, New Zealand. I have had free health care and free schooling. These days I drive a late model Swedish car and freehold own a 4 bedroom house. Don't you poo poo socialism, and don't you refuse to engage your brain with critical thinking, ... just because they tell you you live in the BEST and most FREE country does not make it true.
Seriously, I can get pulled over for speeding and argue the details with the police officer ... AND HE DOESN'T EVEN SHOOT ME !
Nah. I live in a socialist country, New Zealand. I have had free health care and free schooling. These days I drive a late model Swedish car and freehold own a 4 bedroom house. Don't you poo poo socialism, and don't you refuse to engage your brain with critical thinking, ... just because they tell you you live in the BEST and most FREE country does not make it true.
Seriously, I can get pulled over for speeding and argue the details with the police officer ... AND HE DOESN'T EVEN SHOOT ME !
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Cameron 3 year s ago
Augustina,
Lucky countries those who never witnessed communism.
Lucky countries those who never witnessed communism.
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Louis 3 year s ago
Augustina,
compliant little drone speaking of critical thinking? state approved critical thinking, would be my guess. and you have no concept what 'free' actually means if you think it amounts to only what's been handed out to you on a plate. enjoy your gilded cage, comrade...I mean, enjoy your safe space...I mean, enjoy your house.
compliant little drone speaking of critical thinking? state approved critical thinking, would be my guess. and you have no concept what 'free' actually means if you think it amounts to only what's been handed out to you on a plate. enjoy your gilded cage, comrade...I mean, enjoy your safe space...I mean, enjoy your house.
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Franklin 3 year s ago
Louis,
Speaking of using critical thinking, in just about every published report on freedom, regardless of political leanings of the source, New Zealand ranks in the top 10 countries for freedom, while the US generally doesn't crack the top 20. Hell, even the Wall Street Journal and Heritage Foundation, those bastions of conservative group-think, rank New Zealand at #2 for economic freedom with the US pulling a paltry #20.
Speaking of using critical thinking, in just about every published report on freedom, regardless of political leanings of the source, New Zealand ranks in the top 10 countries for freedom, while the US generally doesn't crack the top 20. Hell, even the Wall Street Journal and Heritage Foundation, those bastions of conservative group-think, rank New Zealand at #2 for economic freedom with the US pulling a paltry #20.
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Wilda 3 year s ago
Franklin,
augustina is that you? XD speakin of group think, you'd have a better sounding argument if you didn't spew all that soy boy smugness in to it bro n you are where you r because of colonialism no matter how awesum you think NZ is so like most radical leftists youre a hypocrite.
augustina is that you? XD speakin of group think, you'd have a better sounding argument if you didn't spew all that soy boy smugness in to it bro n you are where you r because of colonialism no matter how awesum you think NZ is so like most radical leftists youre a hypocrite.
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Armanda 3 year s ago
#7 her favorite story was when they went with his parents on a boat ride and took two of each animal.
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Harry 3 year s ago
#31 Well, good news is you can get one, really fast, for a mere £13000.
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Jos 3 year s ago
#1 Visibility was listed at <1,000 meters via a google search. Not a big deal if you’re walking.
It also sounds like an average day in Beijing. There have been days in Beijing with visibility under 100 meters!
It also sounds like an average day in Beijing. There have been days in Beijing with visibility under 100 meters!
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Augustina 3 year s ago
Jos,
Metres, not meters. Meters are measuring instruments, such as speedometer or electric meter, while a metre is a unit of length.
Be the first on your block to be able to spell the word correctly.
Metres, not meters. Meters are measuring instruments, such as speedometer or electric meter, while a metre is a unit of length.
Be the first on your block to be able to spell the word correctly.
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Veda 3 year s ago
Augustina,
Or, you can look up the difference between UK and US spelling
Or, you can look up the difference between UK and US spelling
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Tashie 3 year s ago
Veda,US`ers don`t know how to spell!
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Timmy 3 year s ago
Tashie,
There is an 'r' missing from your name and miraculously is the descriptive word for your comment. Have a pleasant day, my friend.
There is an 'r' missing from your name and miraculously is the descriptive word for your comment. Have a pleasant day, my friend.
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Isabel 3 year s ago
Tashie,
Usonians
Usonians
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Didi 3 year s ago
Augustina, meters.
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Buren 2 year s ago
Augustina,
This moron does this in literally every thread that mentions “meters”.
This moron does this in literally every thread that mentions “meters”.
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Shelton 3 year s ago
Jos, poor google skills.
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Didi 3 year s ago
#4 So that is where this "I identify as <something ridiculous>" B.S. started.
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Con 3 year s ago
Some of those are BS
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Prudence 3 year s ago
Con,
actually a great many are
actually a great many are
Nope. Definitely due to the embargo. Plus, communism has little to do with a "socialist economy", so who knows where you got that one from.
In terms of innovation, I've ridden in many of these cars. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to do to keep them running without access to new parts. They have plenty of innovation.
But you are right, they did get rid of their cruel and corrupt feudal overlords, only to be shackled with a communist dictatorship. Far fewer people murdered under communism, but the economy is a train wreck.
Nah. I live in a socialist country, New Zealand. I have had free health care and free schooling. These days I drive a late model Swedish car and freehold own a 4 bedroom house. Don't you poo poo socialism, and don't you refuse to engage your brain with critical thinking, ... just because they tell you you live in the BEST and most FREE country does not make it true.
Seriously, I can get pulled over for speeding and argue the details with the police officer ... AND HE DOESN'T EVEN SHOOT ME !
Lucky countries those who never witnessed communism.
compliant little drone speaking of critical thinking? state approved critical thinking, would be my guess. and you have no concept what 'free' actually means if you think it amounts to only what's been handed out to you on a plate. enjoy your gilded cage, comrade...I mean, enjoy your safe space...I mean, enjoy your house.
Speaking of using critical thinking, in just about every published report on freedom, regardless of political leanings of the source, New Zealand ranks in the top 10 countries for freedom, while the US generally doesn't crack the top 20. Hell, even the Wall Street Journal and Heritage Foundation, those bastions of conservative group-think, rank New Zealand at #2 for economic freedom with the US pulling a paltry #20.
augustina is that you? XD speakin of group think, you'd have a better sounding argument if you didn't spew all that soy boy smugness in to it bro n you are where you r because of colonialism no matter how awesum you think NZ is so like most radical leftists youre a hypocrite.
It also sounds like an average day in Beijing. There have been days in Beijing with visibility under 100 meters!
Metres, not meters. Meters are measuring instruments, such as speedometer or electric meter, while a metre is a unit of length.
Be the first on your block to be able to spell the word correctly.
Or, you can look up the difference between UK and US spelling
There is an 'r' missing from your name and miraculously is the descriptive word for your comment. Have a pleasant day, my friend.
Usonians
This moron does this in literally every thread that mentions “meters”.
actually a great many are