I think you should learn what a dictatorship means before posting on the internet about it
I guess that's why the USA has the biggest rate of obesity
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Another great contribution! I don't even know what that means
I hope Zelenskyy tells Netanhayu to stop his genocide or get bent.
Tell me you have no idea about Ukraine without telling me you have no idea about Ukraine
So we replace the latest straight incompetent piece of shit with a gay incompetent piece of shit.
Absolutely based comment. Also it's a fact
I hope the USA gets a president that doesn't support every single war on the planet like the current one
Great contribution! I love how constructive it is
Not worth using your keyboard to explain this to people like them. They aren't here to understand or empathize, they're here to troll, minimize and make jokes.
I'm here to respectfully discuss my point of view. It's not my fault if you don't like it, you don't have to
This view comes from people who have never had to consider how their meat gets on their table
You're wrong
That's equivalent to 6.6 9/11 tragedies
Using the Imperial system is like trying to solve a riddle wrapped in a mystery surrounded by inches and gallons but this is just gold
You know, sometimes we tend to blow a 1% change in civilian matters or large populations out of proportion. But let's be real, that kind of small shift is like a tiny drop in a huge ocean. It doesn't really shake things up much because there are usually more important factors or trends in the situation that make a way bigger impact.
We might make a big deal out of it, but honestly, it rarely has a significant influence on this war.
Life pro tip: don't use drugs
Unfortunately this was too hard to understand for him
dogs life is worth no more or less than a pig or a cow...
Pigs and cows are quite different from dogs in a few ways. Dogs have been bred for various roles, like being our friends, helpers, or protectors, while pigs and cows have been raised mainly for food like meat.
Our relationship with dogs is often more personal—they're often our companions and part of the family. On the other hand, pigs and cows have traditionally been seen as animals we raise for food, so our connection with them is more about using them as a source of meat rather than companionship.
Most US citizens think like that