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by 0x737368 4y ago
I love doing cardio, especially running gives me a rush like no other. If people don't want to do cardio you don't have to do it, you just have to adapt your calorie intake accordingly. But for those that don't mind it or eve
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by 0x737368 4y ago
It's a vague question but an appropriately vague answer to that is media narrative is not to inform you of what's happening but to make you think the way the people who control those media channels want you to think - you can only
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by 0x737368 4y ago
Wow, some real hot takes in here. It's particularly funny that commenters here mention what happened in Georgia and Ukraine as reasons for Finland joining NATO, when it's exactly those countries cosying up to NATO/the West at
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by 0x737368 4y ago
I was going to write up a lengthy reply arguing each of your points and then I realised your argument is just sophisms and nitpicking. If you have to argue that: - you actually need a PhD in dog psychology(or whatever "understanding do
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by 0x737368 4y ago
> There is no evidence that genetics is a direct cause of dangerous behaviour. Haha, I'm sorry but this is hilariously false. All other working-dog breeds have genetically ingrained behaviours that no one teachers them - retrievers
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by 0x737368 4y ago
The sub has stickies with pretty convincing evidence of the breed being dangerous. The posts by users mostly seem to be either news stories of someone getting attacked by pitbulls, users sharing their frustrations related to pitbulls and&#x
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by 0x737368 4y ago
What's wrong with the sub?
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by 0x737368 4y ago
Completely agree. Unfortunately a ban unless strictly enforced doesn't lead to much - in the UK all pit bulls are banned except for staffordshires(which imo should be banned too), and you still see owners walking their bullies and amer
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by 0x737368 5y ago
The reason you're thinking of him as "deranged" is because American propaganda would rather omit the reasons for going to war that I've listed in the parent comment because that would make NATO and therefore the US also
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by 0x737368 5y ago
That's partially true for propaganda used to drive population's support, politicians of that caliber don't get to their positions by being hopeless romantics and idealists.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
This is very cringe. To even imagine that the reason a country got invaded, knowing full well the repercussions that will follow, was because jealous old Putin got all shaky with impotent rage that his beautiful girlfriend called Ukraine wi
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by 0x737368 5y ago
I'm sorry but you can't tell me you weren't aware of wars in Afganistan or Chechnya? And I'm pretty sure Lomonosov and Dostoyevsky don't care about what passport if any you have, please renounce it already and stop
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by 0x737368 5y ago
How dare you speak in such disrespectful manner to kvass, you philistine! On a serious note, most of store bought kvass might as well be Coca Cola but the real thing is good for you - it's a Russian kombucha. The sugar gets all used up
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Thank you for your expert confirmation and no less from such a reliable source as BBC.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Please enlighten us on your opinion on what otherwise happened..
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by 0x737368 5y ago
The real money is in the US - their wages dwarf UK's and Western Europe's programmers' salaries no matter how you look at it.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Oh yes - though each time his opinions backfired on him he went and did a 180 on them in some way as long as he gets dry out of the water. What an amazing role-model indeed. And you can have your opinions quietly instead of standing on th
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by 0x737368 5y ago
I really like Young's music but his political posturing and "virtue" signalling has been so annoying since forever. Just the one's I know about is the whole 'Southern Man' song controversy, then another one is
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Poor cyclist but the anecdote is hilarious
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Surely you can't believe that this will be as effective as stopping someone...
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Police having poor training, being too trigger happy and having very little repercussions for having done terrible things is a completely different topic.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
It's a lot more different - you're very unlikely to continue speeding immediately after you got the zing of a fine and some points on your licence.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Yes, if someone is speeding on the streets and a police officer sees that - that's fine, let them go, we'll send them the bill later. Of course, they might catch a few mothers with prams on their way to said home, but that's
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by 0x737368 5y ago
I don't understand what you're saying - say someone has a busted headlight or is speeding. Police stop the car, which gives them a chance to talk to the person and let them know what's the problem. If it's their headligh
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Yep, this guy solved it - let's let all our streets devolve to Mumbai roads level madness because apparently it's unfair for police to stop cars for such "minor" infractions such as speeding.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
There's no laws for having a light on your porch. Police can however enter a house if they hear sounds of distress from the inside.
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by 0x737368 5y ago
How is stopping a car that's breaking road laws lead to someone getting killed?
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Stopping gives the police officer a chance to find something else
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by 0x737368 5y ago
Or maybe you should not take everything you read on the internet so close to heart - plenty of anons are black, Jewish and some are even women. The difference between them and you is that they have a sense of humour. The culture of 4chan is
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by 0x737368 5y ago
4chan often had(maybe still has, dunno haven't checked up on anons for a while) a fantastic feel for irony, satire and parody(including of themselves). People unfairly disregard the true internet comedy gold that 4chan has gifted to so

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