unkeen

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by unkeen 5d ago
Worse - We all are paying with our planet.
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by unkeen 20d ago
Sadly, there is no way to find out, f.ex. by a quick Google search.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
They're called Îles Malouines in French and Islas Malvinas in Spanish, after all.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
This is all true. Yet, all I’m hearing is "Water under the bridge! Annexion is just a thing humans do, get over it." and I think that’s too easy to say when you aren’t, for example, of African heritage. I simply believe that there
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by unkeen 2mo ago
We could have stopped right at the moment when ‘need’ was replaced by ‘greed’. I know, illusionary.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
No, I'm just thinking about things on a more abstract level and wonder whether what is taken for granted really is always a given when doing so.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
That may all be true, but you’re talking about voluntary affiliations here. Colonies are rarely ceded voluntarily, but are usually the result of an invasion or a lost conflict. The fact that this is no longer the case with Gibraltar today,
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by unkeen 2mo ago
No hatred was uttered. Just a view of the world you're apparently opposed to.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
So you’re suggesting amnesia and ignoring the fact that Gibraltar wasn’t a blank spot on the map before it was annexed by the British. I think that’s a very one-sided view.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
Well, in theory, they should! :) Imagine a world where expansionist acts of violent injustice could be undone.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
If it belongs to the people who live there, why does Britain have any say in their matters?
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by unkeen 2mo ago
I was not talking about any of the points you mention, I was refering to the geographical facts alone. Wouldn't you agree that in general it is kind of silly to claim ownership of a piece of land that is far, far away from your own cou
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by unkeen 2mo ago
I didn't debate that.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
From a purely geographical point of view, it is so absurd that there is even a debate about to which land mass Gibraltar "belongs" to. As a colonialist, I would find it very difficult to justify my own behaviour nowadays.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
Traditionally, it also has the meaning of "Personen von höherem Stand", meaning upper class people.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
That would be "Höhergestellte" nowadays.
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by unkeen 2mo ago
Whilst the world suffers because more and more let's say "not entirely climate-neutral" data centres are being built beause you were to lazy to read an article you mean.
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by unkeen 4mo ago
Straight to the crystal ball.
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by unkeen 4mo ago
"We live abroad in China, and Greek is one of three languages my kids are learning."
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by unkeen 4mo ago
… which heavily involves memorizing foreign letters. English and German mostly share the same alphabet, though, which suggests that the person asking the question hasn’t quite grasped the point. That’s what I was trying to get at in my comm
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by unkeen 4mo ago
This is about memorizing foreign letters.
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by unkeen 5mo ago
This isn't a product.
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by unkeen 5mo ago
The test is supposed to be /fun/. But "completely normal" folks just don't get it, I suppose.
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by unkeen 5mo ago
Yeah, we all know that. Could it be that you're German or autistic?
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by unkeen 5mo ago
Of course they used none.
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by unkeen 6mo ago
"Hackerbrief" means "hacker letter" in German.
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AI Chatbot Simulator(youraislopbores.me)
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by unkeen 11mo ago
Because computering is missing out on whimsical fun in every way nowadays!
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by unkeen 11mo ago
I really do not understand why they don't.
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by unkeen 11mo ago
He's decided to collect no more than what fits into the white cabin.

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