The 10th tells you not to covet your neighbor's slaves, so maybe we shouldn't hold the commandantments up as some sort of moral framework.
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2025
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Tebas is a cartoon character.
That guy shutdowns half of the Internet in Spain every time there is a football match.
I'm still baffled this is legal.
Following that and his own logic, wouldn't he be stealing people's ability to access the internet? Sounds like a man in a glass house throwing stones to me.
This guy is a fucking moron
Guys they don’t want you to know this but everything is free in North Korea, the entire country is free real estate.
I declare being that ugly is stealing therefore he is prohibited by the commandments.
One day he'll give us a reason not to laugh at him
Besides it’s fucking hilarious, it’s a more convincing argument than all the previous statements.
It's hardly stealing according to the law in most jurisdictions. More like a civil infringement which comes with a fine.