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It’s good old-fashioned xenophobia and is by no means unique to Americans or English-speakers even in the modern era. Anyone who has spent enough time in certain parts of France, Italy, or Belgium has probably encountered it at some point.

It’s everywhere but it is probably most prevalent in countries with a strong nationalist core and, in my opinion, ironically occurs most often in countries that have really fucked around with having an empire in the last century or so.

Thank you! Have a good one.

It doesn’t need to be spelled out. You just keep misspelling it intentionally.

Attacking first strike detection isn’t the provocation, it’s the response. Amazing this needs to be spelled out, except we all know it doesn’t because we all know you understand perfectly well.

Russia could end it, but won’t, so who is courting nuclear war?

Which invasion mission was “self-determination” code for again?

Or Russia could stop annexing sovereign shit.

Funny to read people carrying Russia’s dirty pisswater, pretending to wring their hands in fear about a response to fucking aggression. We aren’t happening to Russia, Russia is happening to us.

I sensed the joke from a few instances over.

Which I think is really fine for casual internet conversation. It’s not even attributing human characteristics, just mis-characterizing what is happening. But it’s a useful way to short hand it, especially if the discussion is more about the result than the process.

Those idiots already figured out but tested the tech on themselves.

, they typed hurriedly, alert for the sound of approaching ground forces, as they bravely tried to alert the world to Bernie’s cowardice and complacency.

Thanks Obama.

And no one will make them if the US won’t.

This is the perfect description.

Fuck goddammit this is the worst thing for people with imposter syndrome to see. This is fucking insidious. Hilarious but insidious.

Doctors estimate that I am approximately 8% nachos by now, but you’re right, we have a devil of a time distinguishing the nachos from all the non-nacho stuff that keeps me alive like blood and oxygen and Krokodil

Not a lady but I’ve been married to one for a couple decades and I think we have good communication.

I’d wager that there is little difference in the urge to get off. I’d wager that the biggest difference lies in where ‘getting off’ falls within the whole sequence of events.

For most men, getting off is the last period at the end of the last sentence of the last chapter. That may create urgency in their partner that might not otherwise be there.

This fact was knocking around my brain already and I suspect I have Destin Sandlin to thank for it.

You seem to be suggesting the time travel was faked.

Wow, almost exactly same.

I’m less stimulated, but also less angry.

I don’t miss reddit at all.