Enrico_sw

There's a "moron virus" circulating... People are crazy. This "Baroness" is crazy. These identity politics thingies (neo-feminism, etc.) are crazy. But what the fuck do I know.... I'm just another random guy on the internet, I'm not some ultra-powerful rich Baroness with shitloads of privilege like her UK politicians toxic feminism.mp4

Top Santé, April 2021

I have another one: "Do you know the tragi(comedy) of Darth Kennedis the Unwise?"

It suits her well! I have no idea.... this company looks like Arkham Asylum to me It could be the combination of all the factors you mention. It's sad to see that small shareholders are getting scorned by Chapek.

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Elle France, 12 March 2021

She's with Elite in Paris.

- Height: 171 cm - Bust: 80 cm - Waist: 61 cm - Hips: 89 cm - Shoes: 40 - Hair: light brown - Eyes: grey/green

Not yet. They have the electric dragon. GoW is a pretty good game, but the gameplay is not as good as in DS3.

History repeats itself: first as tragedy, second as farce.

DS9 is probably my favorite Star Trek show.

This is pretty accurate

Bewbs!

A multimillionaire whining about her billionaire in-laws, in an interview with another billionaire, while the population is stuck in a pandemic and a maelstrom of unemployment... Poor little rich girl. Poor little Meghan got paid $7 million for the interview (life is so hard...) Also, the White House supported Mrs Markle... without hearing her in-laws' POV. I thought the USA was an ally of the UK. With allies like that, you don't need enemies.

The French elites' relation to war has changed in 1918. We won WW1 and we spent many resources/lives in this war (much more than the US, who came at the very end). People who came back from the war were so mutilated (les gueules cassées) that people became disgusted by it. It was the same in Germany, except that they wanted a revenge (which changed everything). Anyway, that's what led to pacifism (and the defeat in 1940). And pacifism was also in the movie industry. It hasn't changed since. WW2 movies in France were mostly dramatic comedies, or movies focusing on the resistance. There haven't been many WW2 movies in the past 30 years. Now, French cinema is mostly "cinéma d'auteurs" (very weird stuff with a couple of great exceptions). German culture (and the Holy Roman Empire in general) was great until Kant. After Kant, they have many great individuals (Planck, Nietzsche, Einstein, Arendt, etc.), but the central political culture is too focused on high morality, which is a poison. That's what you have in the US: high morality in the leading class. That can really be a lethal poison. The whole European medieval culture is great (German, France, Italy, Spain - I would even include England ). In our schools, we were taught to not think about people's skin. And it was a good thing. We were taught that we should be cohesive as a country, that there should be unity. Race doesn't exist in our census. We think that it leads to discord and even worse. Present day movie makers in the US are obsessed with identity, but the worst thing is that they think it's for a good cause. When people correct an injustice with another injustice, they don't make it better, they make it worse. That's what the US movie industry does. The US "elites" could remember what happened in Liberia. Reproducing a bad scheme is always a bad idea. Breaking the scheme is a better idea. Star Trek in the 1960s-90s understood that, that's why they made great shows on many issues (but now, modern Star Trek is like all the other shows, obsessed with identity and politics). But, here I'm rambling on again like a broken record.... so I'll stop