Switzerland has 3 different official languages and is home to at least 4 distinct identity groups....Dilbert_X wrote:
They're also ethnically and culturally homogeneous but we're not allowed to say that.
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uziq wrote:
https://twitter.com/chick_in_kiev/status/1157806234982146048?s=21
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I wouldn't be surprised if we get one in the next few hours. Anyone who might have been on the brink or planning one might decide to do it now since there were just two big ones in less than 12 hours and keeping the trend going will be huge to them.i wouldn’t be surprised if there was another white supremacy inspired terror attack within the next month. many of the online spaces white supremacists gather are fully radicalized into support and glorification of violence. nowhere else to go.
This is literally a direct rip off of a twitter thread, at least quote where you're stealing your "hot takes" from.Dilbert_X wrote:
"Hispanic invasion of Texas" LOL anyway...KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Almost every single person in Switzerland owns a gun, and they don't have a mass shooting problem. It's the THREAT of getting shot that stops people from committing mass shootings there.
Combat in Iraq was drawn out due to the local folk having access to weapons. This shows that guns can be an effective deterrent against government tyranny despite being at a technological/hard power disadvantage.
The police shot the assailant - good guy with gun defeats bad guy with gun once again!
You'd think that of all places in the world Texas would be the first place for a 'good guy with a gun' besides the Police to step in and stop a mass shooting, but it never happens and didn't happen this time either.
The Swiss are intelligent and educated and understand and believe in civic responsibility.
Also they don't walk around with their issue weapons on their hip or over their shoulder, they're locked away and the ammo is in sealed tins, not much likelihood of intervening in a mass shooting.
They're also ethnically and culturally homogeneous but we're not allowed to say that.
No it isn't and I don't use twitter.coke wrote:
This is literally a direct rip off of a twitter thread, at least quote where you're stealing your "hot takes" from.Dilbert_X wrote:
"Hispanic invasion of Texas" LOL anyway...KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Almost every single person in Switzerland owns a gun, and they don't have a mass shooting problem. It's the THREAT of getting shot that stops people from committing mass shootings there.
Combat in Iraq was drawn out due to the local folk having access to weapons. This shows that guns can be an effective deterrent against government tyranny despite being at a technological/hard power disadvantage.
The police shot the assailant - good guy with gun defeats bad guy with gun once again!
You'd think that of all places in the world Texas would be the first place for a 'good guy with a gun' besides the Police to step in and stop a mass shooting, but it never happens and didn't happen this time either.
The Swiss are intelligent and educated and understand and believe in civic responsibility.
Also they don't walk around with their issue weapons on their hip or over their shoulder, they're locked away and the ammo is in sealed tins, not much likelihood of intervening in a mass shooting.
They're also ethnically and culturally homogeneous but we're not allowed to say that.
Well either way i'm not looking it up now, but its almost exactly the same bullshit, so fair play, you hive minded it.Dilbert_X wrote:
No it isn't and I don't use twitter.coke wrote:
This is literally a direct rip off of a twitter thread, at least quote where you're stealing your "hot takes" from.Dilbert_X wrote:
"Hispanic invasion of Texas" LOL anyway...
You'd think that of all places in the world Texas would be the first place for a 'good guy with a gun' besides the Police to step in and stop a mass shooting, but it never happens and didn't happen this time either.
The Swiss are intelligent and educated and understand and believe in civic responsibility.
Also they don't walk around with their issue weapons on their hip or over their shoulder, they're locked away and the ammo is in sealed tins, not much likelihood of intervening in a mass shooting.
They're also ethnically and culturally homogeneous but we're not allowed to say that.
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he's a typical star-scientist who mistakes pedantry and boorishness for some sort of sage insight. a great populariser of astrophysics, but a terrible expert on public health issues. who could have guessed?coke wrote:
Yeah I only just started following him on Twitter recently and found this a bit weird, don't whether he's just being a bit "tone deaf" or what...
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Good stuff. Can you imagine throwing your life away over some 4chan memes?In the video, the dark-haired speaker wearing a white button-down shirt under a suit jacket, said he was delivering a “personal message to all Americans” that “your country is under control of invisible secret societies.”
In a slow and deliberate voice, in accented English, he says there are “deep underground military bases” in which “they abuse, torture and kill little children.”
He makes no reference to the far-right fringe QAnon movement in the U.S., but the missive is similar to the movement’s central, but baseless belief that U.S. President Donald Trump is waging a secret campaign against enemies in the “deep state” and a child sex trafficking ring run by satanic pedophiles and cannibals.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/27/us/calif … index.htmlAt least 2 dead, 4 injured in shooting at California Walmart distribution center, officials say
