nostromo123

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by nostromo123 9y ago
By the same token, you can just lay off having sex, since you are just wired biologically to want it ;-)
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by nostromo123 9y ago
They may not leave the camp to roam freely and without any documentation in Greece -- but they are free to go back to where they came from. Not everyone in the camps is a poor honest refugee who is fleeing war.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
>> And fucking NO, you can't extend this line of reasoning to other forms of contrarian speech, so don't even start. It's true only for neo-nazis. That's it. Yes, you can -- antifa is just as dangerous as neo-nazis
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by nostromo123 9y ago
In Germany you are called a Nazi by some very left wing politicians if you say that maybe the rejected asylum seeker from Pakistan who cut the throat of his 2 year old daughter* should be deported. * Current news! They just caught him on th
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by nostromo123 9y ago
There are also uncensored calls for "killing all whites", instituting sharia, and murdering gays. Your point is?
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Same goes for the other side. It is a fact that in Germany people have been attacked by antifa on the street for "looking like a Nazi" (and no, they were not sporting Hitler moustaches). Bottomline is that you do not get to judge
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Yep, national socialism sounds like this new "non-racist" ideology that says that white people are oppressors and thus they can be discriminated against...
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by nostromo123 9y ago
And you are the judge of what is sewerage? I don't care for Trump one way or the other, since I'm not even an American or living in the US, but this moral superiority pretense has to stop.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
I agree, and I say this as a woman.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Great for you! Then I guess you were not one of the many women who are raped for not wearing a burka, or non-Muslims who are bullied in asylum centres, or homosexuals beaten up for holding hands, or Jews attacked for wearing a kippa, or or
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by nostromo123 9y ago
"archeologist at a university who wasn't looking for evidence of Arabic culture" What evidence is there for this statement, if I may play devil's advocate for a moment?
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by nostromo123 9y ago
The decision is based on what's most important to you. I know it sounds like a platitude, but it is what it is. My boyfriend came from country A to country B to move in with me, at some considerable professional cost to himself (left P
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Just a comment from someone without any bias: I am not sure what problem your solution solves. Good luck, eitherway!
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by nostromo123 9y ago
By all means look around, but keep in mind that your #1 and #2 pros are quite rare as a combo. There is a not so slight chance that you might end up in a place that satisfies your technological and learning needs, yet is full of backstabber
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Yeah, London, where not being of the "correct" religion can get you killed in some areas! (I know, religion is not a race, etc....my point is that mixed places are not necessarily more tolerant)
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Well in the USA you can thank the Democrats for that: the 13th Amendment, banning slavery, was passed with 100% Republican support and only 23% Democrat support :-) Kind of ironic to hear the Democrats wringing their hands now out of "
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Yeah, that usually ends well, as we have seen in history. /sarcasm Just look at Austro-Hungarian Empire, Yugoslavia, etc. You can't force cultures to merge, a problem also acutely experienced in the EU at the moment.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
> Nowadays we know that sexual orientation is something that is neither set in stone, nor absolute At best, the only thing we know is that this is true for some people. You say it yourself: "people are known" to change /
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by nostromo123 9y ago
> Your comment is basically "I don't like the conclusions so I won't accept them". That's not terribly scientific. The whole "gender is a social construct" movement is based on rejecting actual scienti
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by nostromo123 9y ago
As someone who has grown up in a communist Eastern European country, I would have to disagree. This "experiment" cost many people their lives, simply for ideological purposes. By the same token, you could argue that Nazi Germany w
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Please do not post emotional beliefs as facts! Point 1: many migrants are not "refugees". Period. Point 2: ok, so German children will take a long time before they start contributing -- agree. What about some untrained analphabet
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by nostromo123 9y ago
I absolutely agree with you -- the great proportion of migrants are coming for economic reasons. It seems that clear-cut numbers that do not fit the "women & children escaping war-torn Syria" narrative have a tendency to get d
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by nostromo123 9y ago
The fewest are real refugees fleeing war and violence. Most migrants are just doing it for economic reasons. This leads to surreal situations like in Germany, where asylum seekers went for holidays in the countries they had "fled"
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Just a reminder: antifa has devastated Hamburg during the G20 summit, for the simple reason that they were against it. I have yet to hear of any similar action perpetrated by another group.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
I agree, it was only tangentially related due to the Patreon vs Lauren Southern situation.
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Same here. Also, been a couple of times in the situation where either the shop's card terminal was malfunctioning, or the bank had some issues, and the card payment was impossible. Without cash you'd be helpless in such a situatio
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by nostromo123 9y ago
This is not a "defect"! A man should be potentially dangerous: for instance, I want to know that I can rely on my partner to have my back in case we get in some dubious situation. I'm a woman, and I don't want to be tog
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Yes, the better way is to make it clear that trying to illegally enter Europe is useless. If there is no motivation to cross the sea in a rubber dinghy, there will be no drowning people, either. But this is apparently out of the question, f
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Picking up people 20 miles off of Libya's coast and bringing them to Italy instead of to the much (!) closer African shore is not exactly "search & rescue". http://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-mi
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by nostromo123 9y ago
Sure is, I can confirm for Romania. We studied it as part of 12th grade algebra (last year of highschool, in Romania). If you don't believe my personal anecdote, here: http://www.meditatiionline.ro/44100-122-411-0-0-For

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