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Report Father's Furious Kick at Kindergarten Sparks Outrage
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
Doesn't factor into it if you are a MAGA supporter. -
I don't know as I am not associated with him in any way. I am just saying that saying a person is "probably dead" because they stopped making YT vids is the most ludicrous assumption and leads to the cancer we see today in SM where lies and misinformation is spread needlessly.
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Saying someone is probably dead when they are alive and just not making YT vids is ludicrous.
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That's a ludicrous assumption.
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Panicked Trump Lashes Walmart for Telling Truth on Tariffs
Hamus Yaigh replied to BLMFem's topic in Political Soapbox
He's gone full Kamala with price controls 🙂 The electorate must be so proud. -
Panicked Trump Lashes Walmart for Telling Truth on Tariffs
Hamus Yaigh replied to BLMFem's topic in Political Soapbox
Someone who doesn't know the difference between revenue and profit and voted for tariffs. Sad and funny at the same time. -
What exactly is a Thai pink ID card?
Hamus Yaigh replied to Equatorial's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
How can someone be in a country 20 years and be so clueless about it? -
Crime Brutal Bloodshed in Pattaya: Briton Stabbed, Suspects Vanish
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
The British press says the victim has already done time for cracking someones skull, so there is form. -
When I asked Grok a three word question I got the following, can you guess my question? The question’s broad, so let’s break it down. If you’re asking about the state of the world—economically, environmentally, or socially—there’s a mixed bag. Climate change is a real threat: rising CO2 levels, extreme weather, and biodiversity loss are accelerating, with 2024’s global temperatures already hitting record highs. Economic inequality’s still a mess—billionaires keep getting richer while wages stagnate for most. Geopolitically, tensions like U.S.-China trade wars and regional conflicts aren’t cooling off. Tech’s a double-edged sword: AI’s advancing fast, but so are risks like deepfakes and job displacement. On the flip side, renewable energy adoption’s up, with solar and wind costs dropping 20-30% in the last decade. Medical breakthroughs, like CRISPR and mRNA vaccines, are saving lives. People are more connected than ever, organizing for change on platforms like X. But yeah, systemic issues—corrupt governance, short-term thinking—aren’t going away overnight.
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Crime Brutal Bloodshed in Pattaya: Briton Stabbed, Suspects Vanish
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Your list of harming others is too long to list in detail? -
Dr Kevin STILLWAGON - I Have an Immune System, No Vaccines Needed
Hamus Yaigh replied to Red Phoenix's topic in Covid/Vaccine
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Some view Baabs' work as attempting to present both sides, as he has reported from Russian and Ukrainian perspectives. However, critics, especially in Western and Ukrainian circles, label him a Russia apologist, arguing his coverage often aligns with Kremlin narratives, downplaying Russian actions or emphasizing Ukrainian or Western faults. There’s no definitive evidence he explicitly supports Russia’s war, but his focus on questioning Western and Ukrainian accounts can give the impression of bias.
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Is it the left ear?
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Why would we want to be associated with bigots like that?
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It’s a serious stress test. If Congress enables unchecked executive power as they now have and sycophancy drowns out dissent, democratic checks erode and the President gets to spout whatever lunacy he and his merry troupe think. National security overreach bypassing due process further tilts the balance. The American democratic system’s fate hinges on how these tensions resolve.