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Aside from a occasional cranky rants, most of the users are trying to be helpful. The overall message is that being inquisitive is a good thing, but the variety of unsubstantiated "answers" means you can't believe everything you read.
The site seems to be more advertising than advice. Both questions and answers are keyed to advertising topics, so if you ask a question about eyeglasses, the stie serves ads for LensCrafters and other optical shops.
Parents need to know that this free informational site offers up answers to virtually any question imaginable but is an iffy place for young kids to explore without supervision. The self-proclaimed "world's biggest think tank" lets visitors ask questions and registered users volunteer their advice and answers. Though the questions and answers are divided into easy-to-peruse categories, there is an array of topics that are accessible to anyone choosing to browse.
How the Internet has made it possible to seek out answers to virtually any question -- and receive answers almost instantly. Does this feed our desire for instant gratification? How did people find out answers before there was a computer in nearly every home?
Why you shouldn't always believe, trust or follow information or advice that is found on Web sites. When it comes to important issues in life, who are better people to turn to? What can these trusted people do to help make sure the Internet is a safer place for kids?
Yeah you guys come of as so cool and clever. Body shaming a guy based on hearsay. Meanwhile the actal facts we know are that he in his twilight years got elected President of the United states and was sleeping with porn stars at least 20 years his junior.
I don't know... Wanking off to "porn stars in mom's basement" is at least a normal, healthy even, part of human development.
Cuming all over yourself over Dumpy is a symptom of sick, sad and delusional mind. [wikipedia.org]
You do realize that's like saying he hired a plumber "at least 20 years his junior"?
Not much of a qualification that. For government office or otherwise. You got a credit card, you could do that too.
Whether your mom will let you do that in her basement is another thing.
"You 3 day attack plan to take over Kiev utterly failed due to shit logistics, bad planning, poor training, no coordination and general incompetence. It take you 3 weeks to unwind the mess. You leave behind 25% of your vehicles. And you gain 4 SAN points".
Or a warning that the Project Paperclip OSS programs are still using the Jack Parsons' extra-curricular activiies - Stargate Program etc. - at the behest of the Neocons. The old man with the deadly cane is obvious. The Derringer seems like a small risk but it's deadly.
If I was leaking a big pile of classified documents, I would "accidentally" include something like this too. Or a fake fantasy football league table, or hell, just dig a few random cash register receipts out a public trash can and include those.
Yeah, that was written by an American.
There's no "tz" when pronouncing Trotsky. Except in German, but then 'y' at the end would be an 'i'.
Germanic languages don't have a consonant for that affricate.
This video [youtube.com] gives the best overview of what's happening in Ukraine right now. It's also fascinating in its own right, I recommend it. I even found the parts about Shreveport Louisiana interesting.
Ukraine has been well fortified in Bakhmut, the Russians need Bakhmut as a first step to taking the rest of that area, and Bakhmut held no particular strategic importance to Ukraine, so the Ukrainians simply held the ground and made the Russian advance as expensive as possible. Reports of Bakhmut falling (on the right) are overblown, it was good strategy and cost the Russians a lot of lives.
GCHQ estimates that the Ukrainian-to-Russian kill ratio is 1-to-6 or maybe 1-to-7. If the 60K new soldiers keep this ratio they'll *still* lose to the 600K new Russians coming in from the 2nd mobilization. Whether the Ukranians can bring the kill ratio up high enough to stop a tsunami of soldiers is in doubt.
Zelenskyy is already pushing his de-Russification plan and is even running out the Russian Orthodox Church. If he chooses to starve out 2 million Russians then he will really will earn the title of Nazi.
Also, your comment about the Russian Orthodox Church is misled propaganda from the US (likely right wing) media, which I found out only by going to local (and non-US) news reporting on the subject. Rather than point out the actual situation, I'll simply ask that you read up on both sides of that story, try to get explanations from as local as possible, and decide for yourself.
For one, that's a Soviet/Russian thing and not a Ukranian thing. For another, Ukraine will only win with the enormous help from many western countries, and a) we will not be happy if they try and will strongly dissuade them, and b) they will be highly grateful and willing to appease us in order to keep our friendship.
Uh, Citation for Stalin being a Nazi? I'm really curious how you mentally made that one work. Other than some oddball generic "Nazi is bad, therefore Stalin is a Nazi". This rule also applies to Fascists.
- Ultra-nationalistic propaganda; check- Sidelining of legal process; check- Murder of opposition; check- Persecution of the jews; check- Anti-intellectualism; check- Book burning; check- Personality cult; check- Forced labour camps; check
None of those are "methods" they are actions. Using FORCED LABOR CAMPS to degrade the people as a people and eventually murder them, was a METHOD the NAZIs used that ACTION to do.
STALIN did it for ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL GAINS. Anyone who opposed the Soviet regime or Stalin's policies could be sent to a Gulag, where they were forced to work under harsh conditions, often resulting in illness, injury, or death.
Another reason was to provide labor for various infrastructure projects, including the construct
Stalin's Russia was by far the biggest enemy of Nazi Germany since Operation Barbarossa. During WW2 they suffered the greatest military losses and caused the most Nazi deaths. Maybe the US won the war, but if we have to pick the country that actually defeated Nazi Germany, that's Russia.
Your answers make no sense. The two men had different ideologies and methods to apply them. Just because they overlap in some cruelty doesnt make them the same. Your are the ignorant one here trying to boil all evils down to simple things.
Ukraine was divided into a western and eastern part long before this war, with the western part leaning more towards Europe and the eastern part more towards Russia. In economics, language, culture, family ties, you name it.
Whenever a pro-one-side government was in charge in Kiev, the other side was pressured. Several pro-european presidents before Zelensky suppressed russian language and culture within Ukraine, especially the eastern parts. Which is one of the main reasons behind the 2014
Main reason for "these two regions declaring independence" is Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2014, annexation of Crimea and creation of Novorossiya [wikipedia.org] - by Putain's Little Green Men. [wikipedia.org]
Incidentally, all that happened once that Putain's pocket criminal, Viktor Yanukovych, fled Ukraine leaving behind his gold-encrusted toilet [youtu.be] - and ran to daddy Putain. [wikipedia.org]
Says who?
I actually know Ukrainians and speak to them. After doing that a bit, whenever I meet a new person from there now, my first question is which part they're from. Without exception, they all instantly understand and are happy to answer.
Yes, it may well be that Russia annexing Crimea was a driver for the independence supporters to actually make their move. They might not have done so without. But look up any pre-war information about Ukraine and you'll find this split between the western and eastern p
There was a rift between eastern and western Ukraine long before 2022, long before 2014. Maidan and Crimea accelerated that, but you're a total idiot if you believe that Putin along is responsible for any of this. Stop worshipping a random politician like he's an evil god.
Salt water would have limited impact to repairability of the pipeline-- it could impact everything at a deeper depth than the explosions, but is unlikely to impact things more than 5m above that elevation due to trapped gas. Also, the Baltic isn't really that high of a salinity (1-1.5) in the first place and low temperature slows corrosion.
Most of what we read in western news etc is taken from Ukraine sources - who have an interest to lie. Most of what Russian etc. news write is taken straight from the Russian government - which has an interest to lie.
From time to time, someone slips up or someone whos allegiances are less clear says something. During the winter several politicians made estimates around 100,000 casualties on both sides. But again, nobody knows if that was an intentional leak or not.
It seems plausible that Germany will undergo some level of economic contraction due to the disruption to industry, and Germans are certainly feeling the pinch of rising energy costs that has similarly affected the rest of Europe. Given the past decades of being so averse to deficit spending, they should have a significant amount of ro
After 16 years of Merkel and a politics based almost entirely on the phrase "without alternative", interest in politics is at an all-time low in Germany. Nobody really cares. The clowns that currently hold offices there are a pretty good outward sign.
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