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Hassie 9 month s ago
#5 is nazi banned in the US, or a swear word. Quite strange, as the US is full of fascists
       
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Helene 9 month s ago
Hassie,

True. But, thankfully they were defeated in our last Presidential election. yahoo
       
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Patience 9 month s ago
Helene,

They were defeated in Germany yesterday too, by a huge margin. Maybe there won't be anymore arrests of peaceful Christians speaking ill of child murdering islamics. But, I won't hold my breath.
       
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Bennie 9 month s ago
Helene,

are you on drugs? your last presidential election ensured that the facists are now in power.

or are you refusing to belive what your own eyes actually see?
       
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Tess 9 month s ago
Bennie,

You conveniently don't know what "fascist" means. But, you leftists aren't known for being very intelligent.
       
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Ricka 9 month s ago
Tess,
They keep trying to redefine terms and history to fit their agenda.
       
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Nanny 9 month s ago
Hassie,

must be all that free speech!
       
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Drew 9 month s ago
Hassie,

No. We use Nazi as a descriptive, it's about par with "stupid" and "ugly". I thought the blocking was due to European standards (all the people who refuse to believe in the Holocaust).
       
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Provy 9 month s ago
What the hell is all the censorship about? There's nothing intrinsically wrong with with Nazi or slave used to describe people in history.
       
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Nanny 9 month s ago
Provy,

I think that's what they call "free" speech.
       
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Drew 9 month s ago
Nanny,
You mean censorship? That's the opposite of "free speech".
       
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Angelina 9 month s ago
I'm about over the *'s that are censoring comments on this site. Can't talk about Nazis when they're being killed. In fact even 'killed' is censored, and I think children were "Muldered" and "Kissed"....

Izi, we're big kids, we can handle the truth!
       
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Evelina 9 month s ago
These aren’t facts, they’re anecdotes
       
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Raymond 9 month s ago
#2 More than anything else, this shows how backwards the US is, compared with the rest of the (free) world.
       
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Raymond 9 month s ago
#12 In any country other than the US, this wouldn't be inspiring. It would pretty much be what people do for other people!
       
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Raymond 9 month s ago
#19 Why does the US look at things which were 100 years behind the rest of the world as racial equality achievements?
       
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Tiff 7 month s ago
#14 Some of the performers whom you young 'uns nowadays would consider to be the dorkiest people on the planet were staunch advocates for equality: Bing Crosby, Ed Sullivan, many Big Band bandleaders, et al. Now it would be hard to imagine the risks they took; but at that time, they risked losing not just their careers, but their lives. Think about that next time you're laughing at the corny old-timers. They had more b@lls than you.
       
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Winton 6 month s ago
#8 Working 12 hour days, 365 days a year she would have had to plant 456 trees per day. 38 trees per hour. Or more than one tree every every 2 minutes. Have to think that 2 million is a bit of an exaggeration.
       
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"A 67-Year-Old Woman Has Planted More Than 2 Million Trees In The Dessert In North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region In The Past 12 Years To Fulfill Her Son's Dying Wish"

"Before he died, a Chinese student Yang told his mother that he wanted to return home from his studies in Japan and plant an entire forest.

He was worried about the environmental problem of his country and wanted to change something there. Because they lived in a desert-dominated part of China that was not accessible by car, "Inner Mongolia" seemed to him the ideal ground for afforestation and the realization of his dream.

 Unfortunately, he soon died in a car accident. His mother Yi Jiefang gave herself the task of fulfilling her son’s wish, so for 20 years she continuously planted trees in the desert in the autonomous region of Inner Mongolia.

Through planting trees, she wanted to plant the seeds of hope for those who have experienced the loss of a child. In order to afforest, she sold her house in Shanghai and some other material things, and her son's insurance policy also helped her buy a lot of seeds and accessories for work. She said that she could not take the money with her, but that the trees would still remain, and together with her husband, she founded an entire organization that aims to green China as much as possible."

 

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