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What is up with tattoos and tourists / expats here?
Have you ever looked at how the world is going? Do you maybe not realize all of today's problems start at home? Have you not seen greed, daily, since you were old enough to understand the meaning? Where does greed come from? Where do all sins originate? At home, and who has taken charge of this world? Is it the average man, or the poor? Who buys up all the land and develops it for greedy purposes? I'm thinking it isn't the average man or the poor. Break down what I wrote. There are a large majority of people "many" coming from two parent homes, who are lowlifes. This is true, and it doesn't mean the majority of people are lowlifes. Millions of people have, and are, using others, daily, in every country, and have been since time began, or do you think this is somehow a fair, clean, nice world? You might know many tatted up people, but personally, how many do you actually know personally that have been wussies all their lives and then try to be wannabe badasses? Not many I would suspect. Who's making the boneheaded assumptions? Not I. -
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Another woke Judge’s Decision Sparks Outrage in Tesla Firebomb Case
Maybe only remotely possible. But most acts of arson are committed by desperate people. -
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Crime British Tenant Trashes Pattaya Rental, Landlord Seeks Legal Action
I watched the video, one damaged door, one torn window screen. Doubt those repairs would be more than 2,000bht. So not significant. -
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Crime British Tenant Trashes Pattaya Rental, Landlord Seeks Legal Action
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Eighty Years On: Honoring VE Day and Confronting the Rising Tide of Holocaust Denial
A Quiet Kind of Freedom Being born Dutch, my sense of remembrance is shaped less by victory than by loss—and by the enduring importance of freedom. While many commemorate May 8th as Victory in Europe Day, in the Netherlands our hearts are turned toward May 4th and 5th: days not of triumphalism, but of memory and reflection. On May 4th, at 20.00 hours, we fall silent. For two minutes, we remember all those—known and unknown—who suffered, who were taken, who never returned. We do not compare losses. We do not rank grief. In those two minutes, everyone should feel free to honor what matters to them most. On May 5th, we mark our liberation. Not with parades of conquest, but with the quiet knowledge that freedom is precious, and never guaranteed. I think of my uncle, the first in our province of North-Brabant to be killed in a faraway land—his loss rippling through generations of our family. Today, as then, people are still being forced to travel to places of death. That is why we remember. That is why we speak quietly. That is why we stand still. So others may one day stand free. Hope this helps. -
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Elections Australia
So as they "decline economically" they, of course, will import less and less from the US, and this is great news for Trump? Would you care to elaborate on that, Jonny, because it seems rather counter-intuitive? Thanks in advance, pal!
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