v0id24

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by v0id24 8mo ago
Do you mean there's no problem? The appalling situation in France, Sweden, Great Britain and Belgium with crime, rapes, harassment of local residents and the associated financial losses on benefits is striking. Perhaps the situation is
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by v0id24 8mo ago
Why then don't people unite against the dominance of not very friendly and culturally alien migrants, Muslims?
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by v0id24 8mo ago
Democracies are vulnerable to many things: populism, vote-rigging, importing migrants to vote for a given party, and much more. Without a reboot, many democracies slide into autocracy. First, the government bans weapons, then curtails civil
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by v0id24 3y ago
Merry Christmas!
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by v0id24 3y ago
by tax revenues In China, corporations pay more than 2 times more taxes than individuals (in the US, individuals pay almost 6 times more taxes than corporations). China: corporate income tax (19%), individual income tax (7%) USA: corporate
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by v0id24 3y ago
I think they understand. I remember how in Russia they justified the blocking of sites and the transfer of encryption keys for messengers. I have deja vu. At first they were justified solely by the fight against pedophiles and terrorists.
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by v0id24 5y ago
these are official government statistics, am I right?
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by v0id24 5y ago
This is not entirely true. Even the elite who were included in the sanction lists (Russian) are regularly noticed in the EU countries. They can come to rest through diplomatic channels or through bribes. Also children of people under sancti
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by v0id24 6y ago
this in itself is a dangerous precedent for censorship at the request of the twitter management.
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by v0id24 8y ago
Moscow, Russia test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average adguard 6 ms 8 ms 4 ms 8 ms 11 ms 5 ms 7 ms 4 ms 4 ms 22 ms 7.90 google2nd