mango7283

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by mango7283 7y ago
Off the top of my head, most Western European monarchs headed governments in exile on the side of the allied powers, where are you getting that a great many sided with the wrong side of history?
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by mango7283 7y ago
I'd be curious to hear how you plan to teach your children to not be overly trusting/naive of adults/authority figures while simultaneously ensuring adhere to your oversight and regulation. It sounds like a fine line to threa
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by mango7283 7y ago
Yeah, and Putrajaya barely qualifies as moving the capital, given it's still part of KL's metropolitan area.
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by mango7283 8y ago
Citation needed that they "can't" speak Chinese/mandarin, this is hardly a universal defining trait, especially in modern Malaysia.
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by mango7283 8y ago
And if you can't find a slacker, that means you must be the slacker, I suppose!
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by mango7283 8y ago
So by this logic, would Northern China be less lean than Southern China since the North is more grain as a staple than the rice eating South...?
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by mango7283 8y ago
I fail to see how your alternative way of phrasing differs in any meaningful way from "citation needed"
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by mango7283 8y ago
The UK is the archetypal constitutional monarchy though! The UK may have no Constitution as such but it arguably has strong institutions and laws...
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by mango7283 8y ago
That seems to be more a function of a robust Constitution and institutions than democracy...
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by mango7283 8y ago
Yet even here on HN it is possible to get banned for what you type.
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by mango7283 8y ago
Almost any major Asian economy you can name, including SK relies on China for key parts of the supply chain or owns factories in China... Or does that not count as "doing business with China"? Also...SK was for a long time a autho
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by mango7283 8y ago
Not necessarily, assuming the game is in English, the payment barrier is higher than the language barrier. OTOH if the game is in Japanese and only sold on a Japanese internet platform then you have two barriers - language and payment
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by mango7283 8y ago
Good for them then. I'm not sure why this is better than just eating vegetables in some capacity but that's not for me to judge I guess.
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by mango7283 8y ago
I enjoy a fatty meats as much as anyone but giving up veggies entirely even though it objectively hurts ones ability to go to the toilet comfortably turns this into farce for me.
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by mango7283 8y ago
I think what they means is that the amount removed per unit time remains the same, so if the body spends less time removing cortisol there will be a buildup.
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by mango7283 8y ago
Um wait you don't need a localised version of Facebook to type in a local language, you just need unfiltered internet... Or do you mean FB should prohibit sign ups from arbitrary countries?
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by mango7283 8y ago
It probably should be noted a Malaysian Samsung factory probably relies heavily on a supply chain that links to China at many points...
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by mango7283 8y ago
Fair enough. Even so, NATO countries still participate in other military operations such as the bombings in Syria and Libya - is the difference that those had the force of UN resolutions behind them, involved only air attacks and were not s
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by mango7283 8y ago
Is being Europe really relevent? NATO forces were involved in Afghanistan... Are they different from American soldiers in this regard?
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by mango7283 8y ago
I'll bet many of said cars will end up not really having the right proportions for the internals or correct door placement. It will be recognizable as a car, sure. Getting into the weeds a bit we see this more obviously with drawings o
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by mango7283 8y ago
Not him personally, but at least 2 out of the 4 parties are, by Malaysian standards
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by mango7283 8y ago
No, the Islamic party split with the coalition a few years ago over an attempt to bring the bill on implementing hudud laws to parliament