DominikR

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by DominikR 10y ago
> Only having a girlfriend once fulfilled me (until she dumped me like "you don't have leadership with your life") but you didn't count "partner" among things that fulfill your free time, did you? Please don
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Yes I know, I didn't down vote you.
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This is about a leak from a dating app for Muslims. So it doesn't make sense for me to write about the risks that someone in Hawaii or Germany might face after a similar leak. And sorry, but there are many types of sexual acts that are
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And it exists in Saudi Arabia, Iran to name a few of the larger Muslim countries. And how about people that are homosexual. Right, death penalty in 11 Muslim countries. It's entirely possible that also homosexual people would have used
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Sorry, but where exactly did I blame the victim? And where did I weight the guilt of the hacker vs the guilt of these societies that engage in such horrific acts? Is there even a point in doing this? I despise both and that's what I sa
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Which makes him or her no different from the terrorists themselves, though I can understand the suffering if you have lost someone. These are just normal people after all that will be harmed. Some random teenagers sexting in the Middle East
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This is clearly a criminal and very evil act that will likely harm many people, not just emotionally but also physically. I wonder how anyone could be so deranged to do something like this. But it is also a cultural problem of these Muslim
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I just don't get what point you are trying to make here. Statistics and Polls consistently show again and again that Switzerland is one of the safest, richest, most democratic and yes - even happy countries in the world. And maybe you
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Yes they could, but Switzerland isn't one of the many democracies that ignores the voice of its population. So something like this isn't going to happen there.
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Well of course the cost of living will be higher when the incomes are double or in most cases even triple the incomes of other EU member states. How does that invalidate what I wrote? Are you proposing that the Swiss would be better off wit
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Please take a look at how the Swiss are doing outside the EU. They have no oil, just their financial industry. Actually that's quite similar to the UK, just that the UK is much stronger in many other areas too. I suspect that the UK wi
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So are the Swiss. Turns out that they are so successful outside the EU that even Swiss garbage men earn more than most citizens of EU member states could ever dream of.
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Our problem is that we have produced a society where the next generation inherits the reliance on social security and the government from their parents. This is a dangerous, deadly cycle as it produces a society where more and more people a
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> Ironically, the situation "zero control, with tax obligations" (i.e. the Norway solution) is now the most likely option for the UK. I honestly doubt that the UK (fifth largest economy in the world) will not be able to get a s
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So your argument is basically that governments should not allow democratic votes on issues because if there are enough citizens that are unhappy with their governments they might vote in protest of the current government? The problem is not
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Sorry, but what did Merkel expect what would happen after she invited everyone from Africa and the Middle East to immigrate to the EU? She didn't ask her population if they support this, let alone the other countries within the EU. Wha
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Why can't these people just accept a democratic decision without painting those who voted in an undesired way as retards? Every major voting decision in the last 10 years was painted (in basically all media) as the smart and educated o
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Of course the EU will continue to threaten the UK to "reconsider" its decision. But the fact remains that countries like Switzerland and Norway are much better off in economic terms by not having joined the EU in the first place.
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I've recently switched to bluetooth in ears (Jaybird Freedom) and it significantly improves my "user-experience" of listening to music on the go. I don't have to carry my phone with me when I go jogging (smartwatch) and
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Great, so there are some concession being made by Germany/France. But how is it relevant if they still are the only ones that can ignore laws and treaties while other smaller countries can't? Seems to me it doesn't even matte
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Why even have any treaties then when negative aspects never apply to the larger countries? Don't you see how this is inherently undemocratic if only the weak have to follow laws? That's just as if you decided to implement a new la
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The EU is dominated by Germany and France. They decided to impose on the people of small Cyprus a haircut when it was in financial trouble, but when France is in financial troubles they simply change the rules. Or Germany got a free pass on
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> The last European elections also saw the rise of the 'Spitzenkadidat' system, meaning voters had a very direct idea of who they're supporting as President of the Commission. Yeah, they had an idea, but there wasn't
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Why should the only country in the world that has freedom of speech give that up to join a club of countries lead by unaccountable bureaucrats that no one has voted into power. That's exactly what the EU is. I suppose this will be down
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I'm an right wing conservative Austrian who is very sceptical about the EU and I'd like our country to leave the EU. But I'd vote for joining the US if I could because I'd like to have the freedoms you have. EU countries
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They already did in 2013 with Tianhe-2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tianhe-2 What is interesting about this new supercomputer is that it is apparently built with CPUs that were developed and produced by the Chinese t
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Russia is ranked third in the list of countries with the highest immigration behind US and Germany. Germany moved up to second place in 2015 due to Merkels invite to Africa and the Middle East, the 10 preceding years Russia was always on 2n
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Most applicants from Afghanistan are not granted asylum at the moment. The problem is that Afghanistan isn't willing to take them back. Also it isn't like everyone from Iraq is given asylum. Oh and btw - NGOs in Europe are activel
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I don't even understand what point you are trying to make (aside from telling me that you hate me) as it is totally unrelated to my previous comment. Do you have anything substantial to add? Again, 1.1 million refugees registered, only
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Once they arrive in Turkey or Greece their lives are not threatened anymore. Where does it say that refugees can pick and choose wherever they'd like to live. Why don't you import them to San Francisco? I guess life is even better

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