ArgentRaven

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Thanks for linking those. I can tell you that most people that know English as a first language have very little to no knowledge about the history between Poland and Ukraine. Like many things in the international world, it's very complicated. But now I understand it a little better. I would agree that Poland is under no obligation to support a government that can't seem to separate it's independence from fascist leaders of the past, which does raise questions about the direction of the future. Yes, Ukraine needs to be free. They need an the help they can get. But what if they win, and fascism takes hold?

I mean, look at how the US is falling to fascism. People aren't careful enough.

You're the one that brought up "unexpectedly". This is on you, buddy. You're not arguing in good faith, so whatever next smarmy thing you say will be the last word. Enjoy.

An unexpected kiss is a far cry from unexpected genitalia. Are you trying to equate "sudden tacos" to "sudden penis" just because of the word sudden? Of course not. Cmon, use some common sense.

Also, this isn't out of character for him based on the many stories he's already had come out.

The context is "suddenly".

Doesn't sound anything like Aziz Ansari's bad date that was overblown.

Maybe give us a quick synopsis? I live in neither country so I don't know the nuances you're referring to. Did Ukraine officially say something against Poland? Or a portion of Polish government? You're pointing to a blog post and not a news outlet, so that's a very niche source and not typically deemed credible in the US (where I live). If you have a link to like The Guardian, or something like that, I'd absolutely believe it.

That's a noble goal, to stop teenage suicide. At least, stop suicide by guns. Pills, hanging, idk. It's certainly something a teen would do out of immediate opportunity.

What I find weird is they can sign up at 18 to be in the military and kill hundreds in the name of oil companies. With guns. They're obviously smart and reasonable enough to make the decision to end other people's lives. We trust their judgement enough in Afghanistan, but not at home.

I don't know that there's a perfect solution. I just know that this seems inconsistent, and the government is happy with inconsistencies as long as they benefit.

That's too real. I don't like it. Describing a hellish world of AI anti-choice, then at the end revealing that most of us will just be in labor camps instead. Damn. I'd tell you to write that into a book, but I don't think there's a happy ending there.

He did likely make off with all of our previously government-only information, though. He'll feed it through grok to try to catch up, and be shocked when Russia or whoever steals it.

So he's got that going for him.

This is exactly the mindset of the Trump Train convoy truckers and those waiting on the Great Reset.

They're fucked, but rather than dig themselves out, they're hoping Trump will fix it for them.

Of course he puts the task on us, when he could've done way more and is one of the most direct reasons Trump won a second term. Just pass that buck on to us, thanks.

The point where they open a barn and find flying monster sheep that farted kinda killed it for me. Like they were trying to see who was stupid enough to continue enjoying it.

I just stopped caring at that point.