DDR Lauda

früher?

Twitch streamer Morgpie has been banned after using her feet as a green screen to stream Dark Souls 3 gameplay

Presidential tier list (in my lifetime)

Today I officially ended my membership in the European Federalists. I still believe in the European Union, but I do not support embracing a neoliberal project driven from Brussels by the European right, one that undermines the rights of Europe’s peoples, promotes a senseless arms race — which the poorest will ultimately pay for — and pushes for an accelerated enlargement that disrupts Europe’s political and social balance. In my view, a truly united Europe must be built through a major social reform that guarantees a strong welfare state, sustainable development, and a firm commitment to peace. Furthermore, I find it deeply concerning that, both now and in the future, policies may be imposed that undermine the autonomy of Member States in matters of social policy or foreign affairs. Quite simply, I do not believe this is fair or compatible with a democratic Europe that respects the diversity of its peoples. Perhaps I am moving further to the left, becoming more sovereigntist or autonomist — or perhaps something else entirely. I honestly do not know. But after a great deal of reflection, this is where I stand today. I do not know whether more political changes will come in the next weeks or months, because truthfully I have grown increasingly tired of certain attitudes of political messianism, excessive timidity, and other behaviors that, in my opinion, distance politics from the real concerns of ordinary people.

Glad there is now finally consensus among libs here that Fredda is nothing more than a tankie.

Anyone know why the apple translator censors the word Japan?

"Tel Aviv is witnessing rare civil disobedience. A group of Israeli refuseniks are burning their draft papers on the main street. The reason for refusal: 'We will not kill children in Palestine and Lebanon.' The penalty: military prison. But they insist on going to prison rather than enlisting."