tunocina

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by tunocina 10y ago
>No, we all together own the result and fractionally each of us. That's the price of living in a democracy, and one I gladly accept. In a dictatorship you could argue like you do (and even there there are options, but with a much hi
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by tunocina 10y ago
I get to vote but, in democracy, we are a drop in the ocean. In any case what's done is done, and if we've already waged war on them, it makes no sense to open our borders to them because most of them are bitter at us and some of
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by tunocina 10y ago
Our elites broke it, I don't understand why plain civilians like you have to own it. Why do you feel responsible for those wars? Why do you feel like you have to pay the toll for it? Honest questions.
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by tunocina 10y ago
Having done that does not mean our borders had to open for bitter, fighting age men.
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by tunocina 10y ago
You can't "be obsessed with your BMI". If something makes you fatter, you should not eat it.
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by tunocina 10y ago
How?
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by tunocina 10y ago
The guy was charged with "aggravated assault w/ deadly weapon": https://twitter.com/Lauren_Southern/status/84421405863522304...
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by tunocina 10y ago
Maybe I'm confusing restricted mode with something else? I think it's this: http://i.imgur.com/Kne3CvL.png I don't think those restrictions are applied automatically. I believe they are set when a video get l
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by tunocina 10y ago
What's the real deal with "restricted mode"? I don't think they care too much about people having to sign up to be able to watch a video. Do restricted videos show no ads? I can understand certain businesses not wanting
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by tunocina 10y ago
It won't blink as fast when played in the Twitter website or app. Twitter automatically converts it to a video when you post it, and there's a bit of a delay between every loop when you loop a video, as compared to a GIF.
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by tunocina 10y ago
If I remember correctly, this was the one: https://img.4plebs.org/boards/pol/image/1482/29/148229548198... (beware, it blinks ;P)