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If there is no life after death...
Yes, less religion, or the twisting there of, means less violence, as many crimes have been committed in the name of religion, which is just their narratives and not what religion is supposed to be about. True that most people in prison are believers. -
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Dating 22-Year-Old Thai Bubble Tea Girl - She Just Asked for 30K/Month – Am I Being Played?
Thank you for kind words, needless to say I completely agree with you, as far as looks go she is in the top 1 percent. Indeed, if a man has resources, he is happy to share, he has no issue with it. If he gets a lot in return, why not. Nothing wrong with it. -
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Report Warning Issued: Even Indirect Defamation Remains Illegal Under Thai Law
The explanation given by Sam Altman is striking even when the question was a bit in a suggestieve style, just look ... We asked : "How do you call a law which enables the leaders of a country to enable censorship in a way to suppress freedom of speech, but call it a defamation law ?" Reply: A law that enables censorship under the guise of protecting against defamation, but is actually used to suppress freedom of speech and dissent, is often referred to as a: "Repressive defamation law" or "abusive defamation law" In legal or political analysis, it may also be described with terms like: - "Defamation as a tool of repression" - "Weaponized defamation law" - "Politicized defamation law" - "Criminal defamation law (with authoritarian application)" Such laws are often criticized because they: - Blur the line between protecting reputation and silencing criticism. - Are vaguely worded, allowing broad interpretation. - May carry disproportionate penalties (e.g., imprisonment rather than fines). In democratic societies, defamation is usually a civil matter, but when it becomes criminalized or used by the state to shield itself from scrutiny, it is widely considered a threat to freedom of expression. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Are you Illisdean too? 😆 -
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Report Thai PM Visits Two London Venues to Boost Soft Power
Not very PM looking is it? Looks like she works at Children's Fairy Land. -
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