

Yes.
Civil war refers to a war between two or more ideologies or groups belonging to the same country. The only civil thing about it is the lack of WMDs and even that isn’t a certainty.
Yes.
Civil war refers to a war between two or more ideologies or groups belonging to the same country. The only civil thing about it is the lack of WMDs and even that isn’t a certainty.
We shouldn’t but we do.Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. And it’s quite easy to forget the past when you haven’t experienced it.
Those in charge now aren’t the ones that suffered. They don’t know the pain so they ignore the pain of others.
You should also be old enough to understand that the leadership from back then is dead and buried.
Makes bing your default search engine.
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Any limitations we have are either created by available resources or self-imposed.
I believe humans as a whole are willing to do anything and everything in every possible way.
Like always. They need conflict to gain views and wow investors.
We’re all copies of each other and memory sync isn’t that far away. But it comes with ads.
Not a bug, a feature.
Ugh. Now you got me thinking about hearing my heart beats.
Nothing proven. Much documentary about it though.
There’s a vine/TikTok dude that made a short about it somewhat recently in a shallow and humorous fashion.
Basically, the Jackson dad was an asshole who beat his kids. Michael being the most successful one got the worst of it, as per the documentary. Not sure if his brothers covered him and how often.
He didn’t have a childhood, he had beatings, training and concerts.
His soft-spoken voice was beaten into him, only allowed to use his full voice for singing.
His Neverland was built for that which he never had and he tried to give that to other children he felt were like him.
Whether something happened is only known by the the people involved, but odds are that unless Michael himself was molested as a child, it’s far more likely that he was deeply traumatized, cried himself to sleep and had recurring night terrors.
I’ll repeat, only the people involved know what happened and they’re not talking.
It definitely will. Past CSAM spam used abandoned or ignored instances to smuggle into the larger ones.
When you build something yourself, you also become responsible for what goes through it.
Dunno, maybe collect the news of every private digital data leak in recent years and show how unsafe it really is?
Cloudflare says it’s not them, but the website owners using custom settings or malware taking over websites and posing as cloudflare.
Yar har, my homie! We be sailing on them chulo streets!
If they can’t afford to lose money, they should stop being poor.
The US creating and arming its own imagined enemies? What a shock.
The consumers should blame themselves for buy it.
I believe it uses your browser history to gauge your interests and bases its responses partly on the type of stuff you participate in repeatedly.
So if for example you browse websites related to privacy more than anything else, it takes that into account and gets all creepy about it.