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Russia’s economy is doomed
Psychopaths are to be found in every nationality. They discriminate against groups they consider to be weaker and less powerful. -
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National Socialism was a Left Wing Socialist Political Movement
Your posts are one logical fallacy after another, this one being the appeal to ignorance, which is the entire MAGA approach to the world. You are simply attempting a revisionist history based on your political views, not on history at all. Your entire first post is based on the Historian's fallacy and Presentism. Let me show you: So, there...I have demonstrated how your post is complete and total nonsense. You will no doubt come back and move all of your goalposts to argue how the US is different. Again, just continuing your series of one logical fallacy after another. -
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SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
I'm not. Think about it. If I'm living in Thailand then would I go posting on a Syrian expats forum, or a Malawi expat forum, or a Uzbekistan expat forum? No, of course I wouldn't. Instead why doesn't he join an Australian forum and bore them all tears instead of annoying us lot here! -
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Russian Tourist Stabbed in Pattaya Over Misunderstood Joke
Russian Tourist Stabbed in Pattaya Over Misunderstood Joke A 39-year-old Russian tourist, Denis Rumiantsev, was stabbed in the leg outside a convenience store on Jomtien Second Road, Pattaya, after a joke he made was misunderstood. The incident occurred early on January 4 after Rumiantsev had been drinking and attempted to joke with another group, who reacted violently. Emergency services treated his heavy bleeding before transporting him to a hospital. Police are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage, and waiting for Rumiantsev to file a formal complaint. -
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Spanish student dies after being attacked by elephant in Thailand
Wild elephants, presumably. yes? The animals in the OP are domesticated. -
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Spanish student dies after being attacked by elephant in Thailand
Again, no such thing, they are wild animals, and they shouldn't be exploited. These aren't cats and dogs, or hamsters, they are indeed wild animals no matter what you want to believe. -
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Spanish student dies after being attacked by elephant in Thailand
She sure was! In fact, you might say she learned the "hard way". A quick chat with ChatGPT would have informed her about the Law of the Jungle. Instead she FAFO* *<deleted> around and found out 🐘 Yes, elephants can be dangerous, especially if they feel threatened, startled, or if people invade their personal space. While elephants are generally peaceful and social animals, their size, strength, and unpredictable behavior make them potentially hazardous in certain situations. Here are a few reasons why elephants might attack: 1. Territorial Instincts: Elephants can become aggressive if they feel their space or territory is being invaded. 2. Maternal Instincts: Female elephants with calves are highly protective and can become defensive if they perceive a threat. 3. Musth in Males: Male elephants in musth (a period of heightened testosterone) are often more aggressive and unpredictable. 4. Stress or Agitation: Habitat loss, human activities, or loud noises can agitate elephants. 5. Provocation: Approaching too closely, making sudden movements, or attempting to interact with them can provoke an attack. The incident you mentioned serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting wildlife and maintaining a safe distance. Tourists should follow local guidelines and advice from experienced guides when visiting areas with wild elephants. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Patience A new C4 crime drama starting this week. 'Against the backdrop of the historic city of York, detective Bea Metcalf forms an unlikely duo with young autistic police archivist Patience Evans, opening a door into a whole new world for Patience.'
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