Stephen Hofmann
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That wasn't meant for you. Apologies.
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That wasn't meant for you. Apologies.
Stephen Hofmann
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Isis existed in Syria. Not Afghanistan........not Iraq.
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
Apology accepted.
Malarkey
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Again, if America would stop interfering in South America they wouldn't have so many desperate people on their Southern border.
Malarkey
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It started in Iraq !!
Islamic State and the crisis in Iraq and Syria in maps
Maps and graphics telling the story of the fight against so-called Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria.
www.bbc.com
Stephen Hofmann
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Oliver North isn't operating in S.A anymore.
Stephen Hofmann
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It started in Iraq !!
Islamic State and the crisis in Iraq and Syria in maps
Maps and graphics telling the story of the fight against so-called Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria.www.bbc.com
We weren't bombing Iraq at that point. Local Government had been handed over by the time ISIS had formed.
Malarkey
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You really don't understand how things work.
It was a consequence of the war.
Just as economic exploitation, regime change etc has had ongoing consequences in South America.
Fleeing a hell the US helped create: why Central Americans journey north
Central America’s inequality and violence, in which the US has long played a role, is driving people to leave their homes
Stephen Hofmann
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You really don't understand how things work.
It was a consequence of the war.
Just as economic exploitation, regime change etc has had ongoing consequences in South America.
Fleeing a hell the US helped create: why Central Americans journey north
Central America’s inequality and violence, in which the US has long played a role, is driving people to leave their homeswww.theguardian.com
America isn't trying to alter governments in S.A anymore. This isn't the 80's.
Stephen Hofmann
Well-Known Member
You really don't understand how things work.
It was a consequence of the war.
Just as economic exploitation, regime change etc has had ongoing consequences in South America.
Fleeing a hell the US helped create: why Central Americans journey north
Central America’s inequality and violence, in which the US has long played a role, is driving people to leave their homes
Have you seen Bitter Lake?
Malarkey
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Malarkey
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The Adam Curtis documentary? Not yet.
I think some of his connections are a little bit of a reach - but there's always some interesting quirky detail.
His idea that Peter Rachman became the most evil landlord (so famous I don't even know where I heard about him, his name was just always around) because he was Jewish was interesting. London was treating people badly - but the scapegoat had to be an outsider.
Born to Harangue
7th generation potato famine survivor 💪
You don’t have the first clue about genetics. For a start, we have different levels of grey matter in our brains. Many websites will give you political reasons for that, such as it’s due to poverty and racism, for which there’s no proof. You do no research on it and your arguments are based on emotion — what you want the world to be like rather than what it’s actually like. That you think it’s all about “being bigoted against their skin colour” shows how little you know.
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Malarkey
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You're a werido that hangs about a music forum! You don't want to be making genetic arguements about anyone.
They've made similar claims about the poor, or women, or country bumpkins - or whatever out-group happens to interest the press or the police or the scientists.
It's all bunk.
Born to Harangue
7th generation potato famine survivor 💪
Once again you have nothing except emotion to go on. You’re potentially putting people in danger by telling them “Tower Hamlets is fine” and “Paris is fine”. They’re not fine. If you want to continue lying to yourself that’s all well and good, more power to you, but stop trying to lull other people into a false sense of security by telling them that violent areas aren’t that bad really.
Malarkey
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I've been in both of those places recently AND THEY ARE FINE. It's not emotion, it's direct experience.
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
An interesting and bleak(!) read. Thank you! Half of the crime committed is committed by foreigners, says Macron, and the 48% mentioned by the Ministry of the Interior refers to arrests. It will be interesting to hear more down the line!
Also exciting to see that you’re into race biology. Not many of you left! However, scientists seem to have it in their minds that the amount of grey matter does in fact have to do with things like income, trauma, structural inequities and stress-related disorders. https://www.medpagetoday.com/psychiatry/generalpsychiatry/102906
Goddam liberals with their heads in the sand, amiright?!
BrokenFrame
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is it not safe to visit paris?
Lucifer Sam
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I suppose that would be up to them, Hofmann. But Europe and the Americas are statistically much safer for Jews than Israel is, so they could start from there. Argentina's new president is a wacky and ardent Judaeophile. He would welcome them heartily. And if you think Trump is likely to be re-elected, then I'm sure Trump would be delighted to take as many Israeli refugees as might want to settle here. It's one way (among several) where Trump and Morrissey are alike: they both make casually anti-Semitic remarks, but they're also both Zionists. I don't think either one has put much thought into it. Trump is no Christian Zionist caught up in biblical eschatology. I imagine Trump's reasoning goes something like:
- My daughter is a convert to Judaism.
- I think my daughter is pretty hot.
- Ergo: I love Jews!!!!
Born to Harangue
7th generation potato famine survivor 💪
Are you going to pay my medical bills if I go to Tower Hamlets on your recommendation and get acid thrown in my face?
Yes terrorism is rare, and likewise, Ted Bundy killing people was rare. He murdered at least 36 women but he was alive for 15,402 days; so he only murdered people on approximately 0.2% of the days of his life. That’s a minuscule percentage. Let’s say he met 40,000 people over the course of his life (the average amount of people we meet during a full life is apparently 80,000) and if he murdered 36 of those 40,000 people then that’s only 0.09%. Spending time in his company was mostly fine.
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