janeroe

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by janeroe 10mo ago
Why don't you take your own advice and move to the European paradise you crave, why torment yourself? Writing from a third-tier country that welcomes nationalizations, confiscations, extortions, and all the other policies you'd ap
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by janeroe 11mo ago
> It's not about looks but efficient use of land Right, confiscation from private owners to use it for erection of a building no one needs is a very efficient use of land. The project will require astronomical up front expenses, wil
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by janeroe 2y ago
And that's 1% (of the whole budget) too much.
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by janeroe 2y ago
> Because we get a lot of travelers through our country who may otherwise spread TB here if we made no effort to control it outside of the country A dozen of vaccines and a proof (from the doctors certified by the US officials) that you
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by janeroe 5y ago
> most people are not sociopaths Well, that's cringe. Is that what they broadcast in the US? I just don't see how a sane person can come to this conclusion on their own.
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by janeroe 5y ago
> over a free vaccine You know what else was free? Bullets in communist Russia and gas in Hitler's Germany. Price is not the only thing that matters.
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by janeroe 5y ago
> Many of them go on to overcrowd the ICUs and morgues, so they are actually unwittingly doing their former employers and co-workers and evolution itself a huge favor by resigning and letting natural selection take its course, to smugly
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by janeroe 5y ago
Ironically, there's no mandatory work anywhere but in Communist paradises where by criminal code "parasitism" (not being enrolled to one of the organizations / skipping workdays without a valid reason) is prosecuted.
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by janeroe 5y ago
> The Great Resignation Any chance it has something to do with mandatory vaccination?
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by janeroe 5y ago
> The pandemic has been good fuel for inflation and continues to do so Not just some abstract "pandemic" but specific policies adopted by specific people. Don't turn it into a Hegelian providence as if no one is responsibl
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by janeroe 5y ago
> We have universal healthcare and in my city emergency services are so overwhelmed and overworked the wait time for the past day is over an hour. That tells more about your healthcare system than about anything else. My city had virtua
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by janeroe 5y ago
> No, it is the official Kazakhstan source Which source? The one that requested Russian intervention? Why there are lots of videos of protests, shootings, killings by the Kazakh army, and looting by unidentified people but only words of
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by janeroe 5y ago
> That billions of equipment and resources provided by the woke cabala? Hundreds of millions are spent worldwide on endowments for universities to push this specific agenda. So, yes, I wouldn't find it surprising if the movie makers
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by janeroe 5y ago
> Russia is sending paratroopers because they don't want another Ukraine situation. I think Kremlin doesn't want Russians to have an idea that their detestable government can be overthrown. "Do you want it like in Ukraine&
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by janeroe 5y ago
You mean that definition that prescribes hoi polloi to be subservient and sing/dance the way Belorussians did while being literally raped/murdered by the monarch's squad? There are no peaceful ways to stop totalitarianism. An
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by janeroe 5y ago
Our only source for "decapitation of police officers" are Russian telegram accounts which, there is no question, are 100% trustworthy (they are not; what happened to that poor "little boy in underwear crucified in Ukraine&quo
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by janeroe 5y ago
Civil and peaceful protests work in democracies, not in tyrannies. If you don't believe me ask Belorussians how peace is going for them. Dictator is called that for a reason, you won't impress him with flashlights, songs, and danc
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by janeroe 5y ago
That's enough for subversive activity. Especially with their previous experience in Ukraine (I'm informed the people, if one can still call them that, from Donbas will help to "bring peace" in Kazakhstan).
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by janeroe 5y ago
Hi user who signed up specifically to leave this comment (which is not suspicious at all). No, they don't. CSTO is for external threats only. To circumvent this limitation the old farts call people taking part in the protest terrorists
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by janeroe 5y ago
> A couple of rich oligarchs playing around with their money in the west doesn't benefit the western economy much. They don't have to, benefiting just the right people is enough. Schröder & friends say hi.
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by janeroe 5y ago
-- "buffer state" bullshit brought to you since 1939 -- Do they still need Finland as a "buffer state" [1]? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War
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by janeroe 5y ago
> families are at each other's throats for that bushel of corn one guys grandfather stole from the other fifty years ago, random shit gets stolen, the garden is trampled, trash is thrown over your yard because the neighbor wants to
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by janeroe 5y ago
Facebook shills are strong here, I see. Here you are: https://propertyofthepeople.org/document-detail/?doc-id=2111... Excerpt from the FBI report: > Pen Register: Sent every 15 minutes, provides source and destinati
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by janeroe 5y ago
> it's impossible for whatsapp to leak your actual messages because they're on device encrypted Have you seen the source code to claim there are no backdoors? Wait, you haven't because it's a proprietary piece of crap
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by janeroe 5y ago
> For small group or individual messaging, whatsapp ... [is] far better choice. The whatsapp that leaks your data to the FBI in real time [1], or do you mean some other whatsapp? [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by janeroe 5y ago
No creature more brainwashed exists than a kiwi in their natural habitat.
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by janeroe 5y ago
> Honestly, the entire MIQ program is a gross violation of the bill of rights and several international treaties. So I don't think the rule of law goes very far in NZ as they seem to just handwave it away and most people in NZ could
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by janeroe 5y ago
> In New Zealand we try to have something called the Rule of Law. > From this distance the US appears to be well down that road. And yet you're the ones who are locked.
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by janeroe 5y ago
> Assuming they're not marking legitimate discussions as extremists. Which they do. They're fining Github (threatening to block it) for not removing a repo with "candidates without ties to the ruling party" during ele
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by janeroe 5y ago
> Seems like a small price to pay to not comply with censorship. Doesn't work that way. They'd have to pay again and again and again. Till they comply or leave the Russian market.

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