hornokpleas

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by hornokpleas 5y ago
It doesn't matter what my beliefs are. If a significant minority of people who are going to be drafted believe that the war is unjust or unnecessary or that they should not be the ones to fight it, the effects which I described will ha
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
Most people are not like you.
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
The premise of your question is obviously flawed: it is not as easy. The precise reason why WA is used is that it's easier, because vastly more people already have it installed. But anyway, it's just not a priority for a daycare.
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
Both Switzerland and Israel have very high levels of belief in the purpose behind their country's military engagement. In Israel because (whatever you think about the causes or history of the wider conflict) most people feel, generally
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
In the Whatsapp group, you don't have to share anything about yourself or your child that you don't want to. The daycare might only post very generic info about opening times, events, etc, or it might be one used only for parents
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
> Ideally the less manipulation you have the better working market. So, it's good that spoofing is illegal. I think this is debatable. There's an ideal where no one spoofs and market prices are accurate at all times. But it&#x2
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
There are two schools of thought: pronunciation as per the Catholic church, where the sound has evolved (to "ch") over hundreds of years of Latin being used as a working language, and pronunciation as per the Romans, for whom &qu
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
In France drivers will flash their lights to warn you of police speed traps or other checks. (It's quite common for French police to stop and breathalyse all drivers on some rural road, especially on Sunday afternoons.) I have driven i
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by hornokpleas 5y ago
When I lived in one part of South London, I never saw this, or at least so rarely that I never figured out what it was supposed to mean. After moving to another, more suburban, part of South London, I see it all the time. shrug