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How "Dub vs. Sub" arguments sound like on here
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Anakin VA - Me! (JacobTJV)
Obi-Wan VA - @LuckilyLatte
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Bruh. He's right.
They threatened to level Paris like they did Warsaw if France didn't surrender, but after the surrender? They didn't damage any of the cultural heritage sites at all. In fact when Paris was about to be liberated by the advancing Allies, General von Choltitz disobeyed direct orders destroy the city and instead surrendered it intact to preserve it.
Sure, I won't pretend that the Nazis didn't go around plundering artwork. But literally every army throughout all of history has plundered conquered lands. When the Mongols did it, they deliberately erased entire civilizations- making the rivers run red with blood and black with ink.
And by the end, we were able to recover 85% of what the Nazis stole.
So yes, Muslims are worse enemies than literal goose-stepping Nazis. The only mitigating factor is that Muslims are generally retards who lack the level of industrialization needed to threaten the West, and our greatest weakness is that some of us are dumb enough to let them into our borders
Replying to @hayasaka_aryan
The ultimate red pill is realizing the Nazis did less harm to Paris than immigrants.
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Yet Florida ain't actually doing anything to take down the creeps and put them in jail. Instead they want to do it in a way to take down everyone's privacy and damage free speech. Florida is doing what UK has been doing
Discord told users it doesn’t look at their messages, calls, or other content when sorting accounts by age. Florida is now suing Discord because it doesn’t look at their messages, calls, or other content. The complaint objects that Discord’s filters only scan images and videos and leave text, voice, and calls untouched.
It lists voice and video channels as an unfair practice. It wants ID checks before users can be seen or share anything.
The state is seeking up to $150,000 per violation and a court order to make it happen.
Florida calls this child safety but it's a demand that nobody on Discord gets to have a private conversation again.
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playing the new castlevania made me realize that nothing can really replicate how good the older castlevania and metroid games are
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U twijfelt eraan of deze rellen in Frankrijk goed gecoördineerd zijn? Dan mag u mij uitleggen waarom er op magische wijze pallets met flessen verschijnen op straat? 17 oktober stond al wekenlang op de agenda, en niet om te protesteren tegen de kwaliteit van het onderwijs.
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Japan rebuilt stronger than ever (with America's help) and became one of the U.S's closest allies. It has been a tremendous influence on culture that is beloved across the entire globe. Japan and the U.S were able to almost immediately put aside their differences and become friends after the war.
Islam is currently attempting to torch and steal every western nation across the globe in acts of insurgency, including in Japan, in an effort to conquer the planet.
Yes, it, and you, are still very much the problem.
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The easiest way to refute a nihil- I mean socialist- is to kill them.
Replying to @holeymoleynoley
We want to destroy what our enemies call "civilization". Your "civilization" is based on alienation and exploitation. You're probably not even a part of the bourgeois civilization. You only passively consume it.
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La bonne nouvelle du jour, c'est qu'aucun centaure n'a été abîme. Ils sont tous restés au garage. Le système les réserve uniquement aux manifestants agriculteurs, pro-life ou anti-immigration.
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The BBC was set up to inform, educate and entertain - not brainwash our children.
I tried the game for myself to see if it really was as bad as this article indicates. It is.
The BBC need to explain why they are using taxpayer money to push a left-wing political agenda onto our children. Yet another impartiality failure.
School children 'brainwashed by left-wing BBC': Demand for inquiry as education website used by millions encourages pupils to back contentious open borders and Net Zero policies trib.al/57x6jrv
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É muito engraçado como fã de arte ocidentalizada no sentido negativo(toda mulher tem cara andrógina, queixão,e corpo de homem), fica extremamente incomodado com a simples existência de moe e anime.
Eles chamam de"pedofilia, punheteiro e nenhuma mulher parece isso".
Sentem muito.
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Unfortunately, we have to defend the disgusting porn. I've played these dang games before.
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This is one of the top reasons I hate islam. Go keep it to your own countries, do not spread that shit.
France was once beautiful, vibrant, and full of art with people who cared about that.
Now it burns at the hands of the welfare parasite who invaded inorganically to the 1st world nation.
I do not want it here. I want it banned if anything.
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Discord:
Rolls out way too over the top privacy invading identity verification and age verification to „protect children“
Ok
Also discord:
Yo, your OwO 9 years ago btw, big no no, clearly you are a danger to children
WHAT DO YOU GUYS DO FOR WORK??????
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🔥 Er … the BBC appears to be trying to brainwash our children.
Now, this should come as no surprise, because the BBC is a fully signed up member of the UN’s propaganda arm tasked with ensuring the narrative is prominently platformed.
Using the Bitesize website, the BBC teaches children about immigration, Net Zero and globalisation. And look what happens when children make the WRONG political choices.
If children choose to deport migrants, they lose points. But if they choose open borders they gain 3 points for the economy and 2 for public health.
If they decide open borders are too radical, they get ZERO points.
BBC Bitesize tells pupils that believing migrants take jobs from local people likely arises from prejudice!
Children are encouraged to petition local government over Net Zero, told they may need to fly less and eat less meat, and introduced to the wonderful promise of a borderless world.
The BBC appears to see its role as underpinning ‘correct’ thought and that legitimate contested political questions are settled science and only the global view wins the game!
And we are forced to pay for it🔥.
>looking for game with hot women in it
>ask devs if the characters are gay cunty hot or real hot
>they don't understand
>I pull out illustrated diagram explaining what is cunty and what is real hot
>they laugh and say "the women are hot sir"
>buy game
>they're gay cunty "hot"
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People tend to like new entries in a series they're invested in if it adheres to the features and conventions that made it beloved in the first place, this shouldn't be difficult to understand.
They want more of a good thing in a familiar packaging of high quality, not something that only bears its name while falling short of everything else. This type of division is seen when it comes to many series that leave behind old styles that made them popular.
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It's not, and you're a retarded tourist for thinking so.
It's okay to speak out when something you love gets bastardized. If you don't, the tourists will, the company takes the side of the tourists.(half the time they'll do it anyways)
It's okay to shame those who attack you for defending your opinion about an alienated franchise. They should feel bad.
It's okay to gatekeep.
It's okay to insult those who parasitize the things you loved for decades.
Bloodlines is better than all of them anyways.
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