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Palestine supporter makes a great argument for supporting Israel:
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There is no greater parasite in the world than the activist.

Except maybe journalists.
Is that the derby event that was sponsored by some animal girl anime?
I saw /a/ talking about it
Do you mean Uma Musume?
Otaku in Japan got interested in horse racing because of it, so maybe they're trying to recreate that in the States.
 
>🇺🇦 Trump on peace in Ukraine:

>I do believe we're closer with one party and maybe not as close with the other. I would like to not say which one we are closer to.

>There will be a time when I will say, "OK keep going keep being stupid."

>We're talking tremendous hatred between these two men.

 
NASA is mostly useless and does not deserve its budget anymore. They served their purpose when the entire field of space travel was new and needed serious (see: government) funding for research and development where profit would be hard to find.

Nowadays, NASA is a leech, the tech is established and private enterprise can take over to do it better and also make money.

NASA should be shifted to a regulatory body at best.

Government spending has a useful purpose when it involves pushing things forward that the market/public cannot due to an inability to sustain the project/money pit. After that phase, government can step aside and levy fines or a small fee to recpup its costs in creating the new market.
I don't know, until humans can travel to another Star System on their own then I think NASA will remain relevant.
 
I fail to see how that would matter. Statistically speaking life in Russia was on average better when it was a monarchy. And Putin is beloved for stitching together a collapsed nation suffering from mass starvation to someplace where people can generally live comfortably.
Politically speaking, it really would not matter, especially from the US perspective. It would simply serve to remove the ceremonial aspect of the state from its political aspect. Considering Putin's support for the Russian Orthodox Church, and the massive comeback it has made since the 1990s, I wouldn't be surprised if Putin moves to restore the monarchy circa 2030 as a Franco-esque dying bequest to Russia. Of course, it might be difficult to choose a Romanov candidate to fill the throne, as IIRC there are two potential choices. If anything, the whole scenario is a neat rejection of the "End of History" theory by Fukuyama et al., we will still be hearing echoes of the twentieth century for decades to come.
 
I don't think it's really about the calories but the nutrition, which they're genetically predisposed to be deficient in for some reason or another. You can see them exhibiting behaviors classically related to missing out on important nutrients. They eat dirt (or in more recent years, corn starch, check out the niggers eating corn starch thread if you haven't yet it's a gold thread) because they're iron deficient and a lot of their common health problems (and probably some of their behavioral problems) stem from a chronic vitamin d deficiency because their skin is too dark to absorb sunlight in anything less than constant blistering sun. Imagine the smelliest neckbeard you can who nails blankets over his windows and lives in the basement, black people are kinda like that except touching grass doesn't do anything for them but make them hungry for dirt.

Edit: Decided to revisit the cornstarch thread because this post reminded me I haven't checked it in a while, it did not disappoint
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For anyone who hasn't seen it this is one of my favorite videos of all time. While there's a lot of corn-starch content it also delves into the other dietary irregularities of the american negroid

 
Found this on Mastodon:
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Oh no, the horror that our tax dollars will actually be used to advance humanity:

He even capitalized Soyence!

From the replies:
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NASA is not a publishing house, it is a spaceflight research lab. Its mission is not to help people get jobs-for-life as tenured university professors; it is to explore the final frontier.
How will they get to the Moon or Mars without the SLS?
 
Politically speaking, it really would not matter, especially from the US perspective. It would simply serve to remove the ceremonial aspect of the state from its political aspect. Considering Putin's support for the Russian Orthodox Church, and the massive comeback it has made since the 1990s, I wouldn't be surprised if Putin moves to restore the monarchy circa 2030 as a Franco-esque dying bequest to Russia. Of course, it might be difficult to choose a Romanov candidate to fill the throne, as IIRC there are two potential choices. If anything, the whole scenario is a neat rejection of the "End of History" theory by Fukuyama et al., we will still be hearing echoes of the twentieth century for decades to come.
Let’s be honest, he’s the Tzar not a President
 
>🇺🇦 Trump on peace in Ukraine:

>I do believe we're closer with one party and maybe not as close with the other. I would like to not say which one we are closer to.

>There will be a time when I will say, "OK keep going keep being stupid."

>We're talking tremendous hatred between these two men.

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Trump looks tired. It must be exhausting getting redpilled on these regional, chimpanzee-like blood wars that will never end because both sides will eagerly pull out a list of grievances they've endured. The Russia-Ukraine situation reminds me of another part of the world where people do this. Sadly that group figured out you can keep Americans involved by infesting their government and stealing their foreskins.
 
Politically speaking, it really would not matter, especially from the US perspective. It would simply serve to remove the ceremonial aspect of the state from its political aspect. Considering Putin's support for the Russian Orthodox Church, and the massive comeback it has made since the 1990s, I wouldn't be surprised if Putin moves to restore the monarchy circa 2030 as a Franco-esque dying bequest to Russia. Of course, it might be difficult to choose a Romanov candidate to fill the throne, as IIRC there are two potential choices. If anything, the whole scenario is a neat rejection of the "End of History" theory by Fukuyama et al., we will still be hearing echoes of the twentieth century for decades to come.
Russia really needs someone strong to take over after Putin dies because the West is aching to dissolve Russia.
 
Kentucky Derby was today, some gays had horses running called "Journalism" and "Publisher" because they thought this was 2017 #Resist.

They lost to a horse called Sovereignty.

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Should have had some horses named "I don't really care Margaret" and "We are going to fucking kill you" and "Gear 5 Trump"
I had a solid fucking dollar on citizen bull and lost
 
Palestine supporter makes a great argument for supporting Israel:
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Are they heiling?
Kentucky Derby was today, some gays had horses running called "Journalism" and "Publisher" because they thought this was 2017 #Resist.

They lost to a horse called Sovereignty.

Should have had some horses named "I don't really care Margaret" and "We are going to fucking kill you" and "Gear 5 Trump"
I’d contend for horses named:
“Pickle suit”
“But during the stone age”
“Aint no casino nigga”
“Julaaaaaay”
“Sonichu”
“Hmm yeah”
“Mr popo”
“Yeah? Ja!”
 
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Politically speaking, it really would not matter, especially from the US perspective. It would simply serve to remove the ceremonial aspect of the state from its political aspect. Considering Putin's support for the Russian Orthodox Church, and the massive comeback it has made since the 1990s, I wouldn't be surprised if Putin moves to restore the monarchy circa 2030 as a Franco-esque dying bequest to Russia. Of course, it might be difficult to choose a Romanov candidate to fill the throne, as IIRC there are two potential choices. If anything, the whole scenario is a neat rejection of the "End of History" theory by Fukuyama et al., we will still be hearing echoes of the twentieth century for decades to come.
The desire to restore the monarchy is more popular outside of Russia than in it. While the Orthodox Church made a comeback, the Church was barely able to canonize the murdered family. If it’s that dicey in the Church itself, no way the public at large is going to have a favorable opinion on it.
 
I fail to see how that would matter. Statistically speaking life in Russia was on average better when it was a monarchy. And Putin is beloved for stitching together a collapsed nation suffering from mass starvation to someplace where people can generally live comfortably.
I mean if you put yourself in the place of a Soviet era prisoner smuggling hastily written notes out through the toilet of a Stolypin car... sure, things were better under the Tsar.

Life in Russia today is objectively better than it was during the Soviet era and under the Tsars.
 
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