Arlo
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You've really got to question the motives of a man who knows that British children are dragged out of parks and raped by migrants, and does this:
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@LemanWalters The impression I'm getting from these posts is that the young lady seems to just have a hearing problem
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Please please please we’re not citing St Pancras hotel as an example of taste surely
David James@drdavidajames
Separated by 150 years, a few yards and an infinity of taste.
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@kikisknees ‘Australian’.
Did africa get renamed? Am I missing something?
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@AlastairGrayson @lporiginalg The piece is larger in the crust dimension
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It's not poorly formed. It's asking you to respond to the idea that one piece is bigger than the other when they're not.
This is the reason we have so many dumb people in society today. We've been so trained to "own" the educated we can't distinguish between a good answer and a funny one.
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Poorly formed questions like this have no wrong answers.
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@GUnit156 @jerrythom11 @Englishremnant For my example If I break it down into 3 parts to achieve 100% total sum, it pushes up the 50% however I also try to consider values typical to SE England (where the population is higher).
It is probably better to use 3 values (pre Anglo Saxon, Anglo Saxon And Viking)
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The Anglo-Saxons were Germanic tribes, Angles, Saxons and Jutes, who crossed the North Sea in the 5th century and built the foundations of England.
They were a warrior people. Loyalty to kin, tribe and oath mattered above everything. They defended their land, built kingdoms like Wessex and Mercia, and shaped the language, laws and culture that became English.
For many of us this is not distant history. It is ancestry.
The blood of those North Sea warriors still runs through the English people today, the men who farmed the land, defended their homes, and forged the beginnings of England.
Remember who and where you come from 🏴
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@lporiginalg Diego’s slice has 50% more crust, which may cause some conflict
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@HookArron76532 I think this song may be a reference to it m.youtube.com/watch?v=8L64Bc…
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The thing that turned against abortion once and for all was learning that Iceland had effectively wiped out its Down Syndrome population through abortion thanks to prenatal screening being offered to all women.
Anna Lulis@annamlulis
WATCH: Artemis II pilot Victor Glover hugs Fox News host’s baby with Down syndrome, Valentina—humanizing children like her. 80% of babies with the condition are aborted in the US This child, with an extra chromosome, is valuable and worthy of life.
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@maxtempers I did Geophysics and worked in a shop for 2 years after (mainly because I didn't know what I wanted to do) I'm now in software.
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Why does physics have such poor returns? It's not something I've observed anecdotally. Is there just a massive cohort of physics grads working minimum wage jobs I don't know about?
The Economist@TheEconomist
A furore over student debt renews debates about dud degrees economist.com/britain/2026/0…
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@maxtempers Eric Weinstein claims the academy/field is stuck on bad ideas.
Dead man’s shoes.
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@RadicalFalk Berlin used to be the same 10 and 20 years ago but at least it was much much cheaper than other cites.
Now you get the piss but at the cost of Munich
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Why I'm leaving Berlin after 8 years
-Girlfriend gets regularly sexually harassed in public
-Massive amounts of drug addicts all over the city
-People are highly political but uninformed
-Clan crime is tolerated, not combatted
-Half of the city smells like urine
-Endless construction sites
-Crime is increasing a lot
-Winter too long and cold
-Nobody wants to work
-Dog poo everywhere
-Not cheap anymore
-Streets are dirty
-Grumpy people
All these things are "tolerable" as a single, but once you have children everything changes. I want my children to be able to grow up in a clean and safe environment, have walkable areas, a vibrant food scene, affordable housing, strong public transport and respectful public behavior.
Unfortunately something like this doesn't exist in Germany.
It's not a Utopia, it exists, and I'm going there.
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@RadicalFalk @lagrangemorange Kunathaus Tacheles was dirty and a construction site a while back.
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@lagrangemorange I don't think it's getting worse, it's been pretty much the same for decades. Not changing or adapting to modern times though...
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Listen to this retard compare electric appliances to electric vehicles 😆
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Steam Engines are the physical manifestation of the spirit Atlantic Man like the longships or chariots of old.
Steam is far more popular and widespread in Britain & Germany than in France or Italy.
The Japanese also love Steam, further evidence that they are honorary Anglos.
Mittelfranke@Rubenbauer16
Funktionsfähige Drehscheibe zwischen 20, 23 und 26 Metern. Es gibt sie noch in 🇩🇪, vor allem in Betriebswerken (BW) und bei Museumseisenbahnen 🚂
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@aimeeterese Built in obsolescence was boomer driven, or may even predate them eg vacuum cleaner part compatibility
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Say what you will about boomers but I’ve lived in houses with hot, intelligent & gainfully employed millennials where I as the only resident foid was responsible for making sure power was connected, tv tuned & many other MALE ENDEAVOURS because they’re all pampered pussified babies.
Never met a female boomer who even knew where to find the tv remote let alone how to cut cable or connect wifi or anything useful, because male boomers didn’t have vaginas like millennials do, so they made sure that shit worked so the wife could get back to girl bossing and voting for Hillary twice or whatever the fuck it is that our moms did all day.
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@curtis_yarvin There’s a lot of information, readily available, on Americans pre 1776.
In fact so much that it floods online search results for searches relating to contemporary English people.
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It’s better than the post-1775 history, which is all fake (with mostly true facts).
Cons do not even know that the Revolution, Civil War and WW2 are all wars of right versus left, and “our” side is the left.
They are better informed than libs, for whom history is just a weapon
Boris Ryvkin@BRyvkin
The knowledge gap in the U.S. when it comes to pre-independence American history stretching from 1607 to 1775 is pretty extraordinary. It’s treated more or less like a black hole with the occasional mention of Jamestown, the Mayflower, the Salem Witch Trials, and maybe a passing reference to the French and Indian War (almost always tying it to the American Revolution). 168 years of American history which is almost entirely absent from our popular culture outside of professional historians and enthusiasts. I’ve always been troubled by that. This period is worth rediscovering.
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@CR2836322256813 @TwistedNigger There was also corruption. Don’t forget that!
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@TwistedNigger It's not really, the same thing happened in GB at the same time. It was caused by motor transport's development - cars/lorries, taking traffic away from the train system, which created many white elephant lines that were costing more to maintain than they brought in financially
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Curious how it's like when Britain left Africa
Xavi Ruiz@xruiztru
Irish Railway System in 1920 vs 2020.
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@jerrythom11 @Englishremnant England got more in the 17th century but it would not have been as significant genetically
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@mrarlorabbit @Englishremnant Over here in the States, we intermarried with Germans.
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In south London now, schools have 200 cameras inside them. They can’t read and write, and there isn’t a job for them to go to and when they emerge from these pits they end up talking like Jamaican gangsters on imported US television programs!
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