Reminds me of kodoku/gu instead of insects its fascists, and instead of a pot its a state
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joined 1 month ago
"Stop! Don't make one more step. Turn back and I'll let you live"
I've been using quad9 for years, furiously browsing newly created domains, it never happened to me.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that just the scale? It's not the metric system, there's no meters in here, this could be used for bytes of data: gigabytes, terabytes...
a few moments earlier:
🇸🇦 — "where are you, you are supposed to help us"
🇺🇸 — "uh i can't come in sry ive got explosive diarrhea and my missile stockpile is depleted..."
try looking for Midrags/SFF and Deadboy666/h3adcr-b
unless you know who this guy is and what he is talking about: SLSsteam
username checks out, keep up the good work 🏴☠️
The poison here is zionism, what are you talking about
Why not? Having been at both, I will compare them (out of spite)
I agree that french protests are generally more intense, we have witnessed similarities in the recent protests (in Minneapolis for example).
Spontaneous upheaval, organized response to police brutality, occupation of large avenues and city cultural trademarks, property damage...
I do feel that there is a lack of class cohesion and solidarity in the US protests, response to police crowd control isn't as good, groups of ultras are few and unorganized, protests don't last as long and aren't discussed in public opinion as often, there isn't as many meaningful chants (or enthusiasm when chanting them) and last but not least, it's way harder for the protest to have a meaningful impact on a city's normal operations because they're so damn big