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zeddd

zeddd

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Fogdog said:
within the margin of error that they didn't report, it is correct.

Drives you crazy too, it seems.
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I’m sorry but it turns a mixed fraction/percentage-soup into a “these people are idiots I will completely disregard anything further they say”
I can live with two thirds and 33 1/3 but not two thirds and 30 percent, that’s approaching flat earth territory imo
 
Crumpetlicker

Crumpetlicker

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
"A policeman was reportedly beheaded during protests in Kazakhstan that have increased in violence since they broke out five days ago."

" Russia's TASS news agency quoted the Kazakh health ministry as saying more than 1,000 people had been injured during the protests, and more than 400 of them were in hospital."

"Police in the largest city Almaty said they had ‘liquidated’ dozens of rioters overnight and into the early hours of Thursday morning but it is unclear exactly how many have been killed.
The authorities said at least 18 members of the security forces had died, including the two found decapitated, and 478 were wounded. More than 2,000 people have been arrested."

Reportedly...TASS news agency quoted..... Authorities said...at least 18 members of the security forces had died, including the TWO found decapitated
lets see some evidence of any of these unconfirmed contradictory allegations...

Police in the largest city Almaty said they had ‘liquidated’ dozens of rioters overnight and into the early hours of Thursday morning...sounds like a couple of beheadings might be just about fair payback?

while they would be removed almost immediately, there have been no video or pictures of this posted to any social media platforms? your telling me that in the age of the fucking cell phone, not one protestor OR security thug caught a beheading on video? not even pictures of the aftermath?...
i don't believe a word of it and won't until it's confirmed by someone trustworthy
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Why do you care so much about what happens over there? You want to see some beheadings go to Mexico and see what Americas insatiable attitude for drugs can do to another country. More hypocrisy, more absolute blinkers on bullshit. Don't you have enough going on at home what with a mass shooting in Oregon, your political system in a shambles, your economy propped up by jails and warmongering. What a disgrace!!
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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Crumpetlicker said:
Why do you care so much about what happens over there? You want to see some beheadings go to Mexico and see what Americas insatiable attitude for drugs can do to another country. More hypocrisy, more absolute blinkers on bullshit. Don't you have enough going on at home what with a mass shooting in Oregon, your political system in a shambles, your economy propped up by jails and warmongering. What a disgrace!!
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Legalize the drugs, problem gone. The problem is assault preachers saying this is immoral, and politicians evil enough to climb aboard. Purge the right wing, especially of the sort of illiberal moralistic legislators currently criminalizing sexuality and voting by nonwhites. Legalize! Dereligionize!
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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schuylaar

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Did I hear Putin basically say, life as we knew it is over in reference to hitting us through cyber?

Does anyone have thoughts on this?
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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Crumpetlicker said:
Why do you care so much about what happens over there? You want to see some beheadings go to Mexico and see what Americas insatiable attitude for drugs can do to another country. More hypocrisy, more absolute blinkers on bullshit. Don't you have enough going on at home what with a mass shooting in Oregon, your political system in a shambles, your economy propped up by jails and warmongering. What a disgrace!!
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What about Chicago?

You left that out.

You suck at this.

Go find a window and stand near it until your 19 year old boss pushes you out.
 
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schuylaar

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Crumpetlicker said:
You don't have to be so brash. I understand your father issues and the feeling of abandonment you have.
Especially as your country is learning that all the shit it has done around the world is going to come back and bite it on the arse.
Having bigger and better guns won't save you from the fact that the rest of the world hates your guts and considers you sniveling hypocrites.
Have a nice day comrade.
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Which country are you from so I can remind you of the aid we give your country?
 
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printer

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Separatist leader says Russia's help may be needed for talks with Ukraine
A Russian-backed separatist leader said he might ask Russia for help in talks with Ukraine amid the ongoing tensions between the two countries, Reuters reported.

In a news conference on Wednesday, Denis Pushilin, the leader of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic, said he favors dialogue with Ukrainian officials in the first instance, saying its role in the ongoing conflict has become critical with separatists accelerating a mobilization of their forces.

"We will win. With people like this, we will win. With such a country, with big Russia, which we respect and value," Pushilin said. "We have no right to lose, or even to doubt in our victory."

When asked if they will expand their territory, Pushilin responded that the separatist region is not at the stage yet.

This comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Monday that Russia has recognized the independence of two separatist movements in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Reuters reported.

“We are not yet at that stage, we're at the stage when the enemy's forces are on the line of contact and can move onto the offensive at any moment,” Pushilin said.

Ukrainian officials have strongly denied separatists’ accusations of attempting to regain control of the territory they lost to Russia, also denying rumors of a series of Russian and separatist reports about alleged attacks as well.

A member of Russia’s ruling party, Andrey Turchak, said that no military force in the world can change the legal result of Russia recognizing the two separatist countries, Reuters noted.

"For us, the slogan 'Russia doesn't abandon its own people' — these are not empty words," Turchak said. "I am glad we have all united around this idea, the Russian idea, the restoration and preservation of the Russian world."
thehill.com

Separatist leader says Russia’s help may be needed for talks with Ukraine

A Russian-backed separatist leader said he might ask Russia for help in talks with Ukraine amid the ongoing tensions between the two countries, Reuters reported. In a news conference on Wednes…
thehill.com thehill.com
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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Crumpetlicker said:
Why do you care so much about what happens over there? You want to see some beheadings go to Mexico and see what Americas insatiable attitude for drugs can do to another country. More hypocrisy, more absolute blinkers on bullshit. Don't you have enough going on at home what with a mass shooting in Oregon, your political system in a shambles, your economy propped up by jails and warmongering. What a disgrace!!
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Some people can walk and chew gum at the same time, scrub. This thread is about the shitstorm Putin and his crime gang are perpetrating in Ukraine. There is another thread about the mass shootings in Oregon. An entire forum is dedicated to legalizing pot and another about the police.

So, how about your dumbass remark about the US being the worst terrorist nation and my telling you to tell that to the people in Kazakhstan? YOU said it. Own it dumbass. Kazakhstan is really Putin's doing. That is how he governs in Russia too. Not just brutal but systems as corrupt and brutal as the kleptocracies Putin fosters fail everybody. Why would you defend that? Never mind you are incompetent at doing so. Why do you you want to get in front of government sanctioned mass killings, torturing political prisoners and the massive corruption going on in that Russia including his satellite states.
 
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mooray

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Only part I don't quite like was the part about supporting the Ukraine economy. I know there's tons of overlap, but the word "economy" should be left out of something that's clearly a moral argument.
 
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printer

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mooray said:
Only part I don't quite like was the part about supporting the Ukraine economy. I know there's tons of overlap, but the word "economy" should be left out of something that's clearly a moral argument.
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Need money to wage a war. Need to sell stuff to others to buy munitions.
 
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