bitofarambler@crazypeople online …

at least no argument there …

The Bee does waste to much time , trying to explain to the Fly ; that Flowers are better then Shit.

And the Lesson we see here is : "Crazy- people-online belive all sorts of stuff , they should not be takeen to seriously , because they fundamentaly are NOT serious.

The City of Konstantinopil is about to be put under siege.

After Basil Zelenskious has tried to rally support in the West for it Defense and even joined the Churches together, a decisive Battle is about to Start. With the east expected to throw its new Siege Cannons into Battle against the Numerous Merchanaries from the European Citystates.

oh damn , so theres a hole califonia in mexiko penisular and province & gulf…

the Problem is much graver then i tought.

Edit: And Its only connected with mainland Mexico via 2 roads throuh a desert… Just on the Promlematic file pile together with the jingoistic american Legislature…

now thinking about it , did they do somthing like that before with the gulf of California thats not touching california ?

but then they would have learned these words for nothing !

And they wouldnt signal to each other that they belong to the class that learned these words.

watch “crash landing on you”

wanna work part time for a Company in Colombia

but this is reddit

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you not ina position to talk about it in a “Just as” because you only know one.

you need to be more humble and more curious …

no the pla then attacked US Fleet in Tonkin Bay with Sarin gas…

Let us look at a specific example. A claim like “There’s cultural genocide of Uyghurs in Xinjiang” is simply unreal to most Westerners, close to pure gibberish. The words really refer to existing entities and geographies, but Westerners aren’t familiar with them. The actual content of the utterance as it spills out is no more complex or nuanced than “China Bad,” and the elementary mistakes people make when they write out statements of “solidarity” make that much clear. This is not a complaint that these people have not studied China enough — there’s no reason to expect them to study China, and retrospectively I think to some extent it was a mistake to personally have spent so much time trying to teach them. It’s instead an acknowledgment that they are eagerly wielding the accusation like a club, that they are in reality unconcerned with its truth-content, because it serves a social purpose.

What is this social purpose? Westerners want to believe that other places are worse off, exactly how Americans and Canadians perennially flatter themselves by attacking each others’ decaying health-care systems, or how a divorcee might fantasize that their ex-lover’s blooming love-life is secretly miserable. This kind of “crab mentality” is actually a sophisticated coping mechanism suitable for an environment in which no other course of action seems viable. Cognitive dissonance, the kind that eventually spurs one into becoming intolerant of the status quo and into action, is initially unpleasant and scary for everybody. In this way, we can begin to understand the benefit that “victims” of propaganda derive from carelessly “spreading awareness.” Their efforts feed an ambient propaganda haze of controversy and scandal and wariness that suffocates any painful optimism (or jealousy) and ensuing sense of duty one might otherwise feel from a casual glance at the amazing things happening elsewhere. People aren’t “falling” for atrocity propaganda; they’re eagerly seeking it out, like a soothing balm.

who told you he was run over ?