/wish/ - Why Is Still Here?

>>3069
disinformation that have already marked the Ukrainiian putsch and its secessionist aftermath. Putin's statement on the matter remains diplomatically ambiguous: "The state responsible for ths tragedy is the state over whose territory it occurred". Difficult to know how much he is claiming there: Is he saying that Kiev is responsible for these deaths because it is the Kiev government who have turned Eastern Ukraine into a war zone? Or is he implicitly going so far as to say that the rocket that shot the plane down was indeed fired by Kiev?
The latter possibility is really not so laughably improbable. In the early months of this year Western European newspapers were overflowing with outraged editorials deploring Yanukovich's use of snipers against the pro-EU demonstrators assembled on the Maidan Square in Kiev. By the spring, reliable information was available - not that anyone wanted to avail themselves of it - that the snipers on the Maidan had been killing Yanukovich's people as well:

http://vineyardsaker.blogspot.de/2014/03/intercepted-phone-call-between-estonian.html


These "Russian-backed murders" of January and February, then, were very far from being what they seemed. Just because a "0" has been added to the figures of the dead this week, should we put any more trust in the stupid knee-jerk judgment: "It was the Russians"?

I like how you repeat the claim about the snipers to imply the two situations are related. I also like how you twist "the rebels did it" into "it was done by Moscow, and deliberately".

This was a royal fuckup done by seperatists with the full backing and support of Putin. Not to say downing a passenger jet was intentional but firing that missile was, and the negligence

>>3073
that led to it being fired at a passenger jet is criminal.

>>3074
or not (and I personally think it's ridiculous to call it an act of terrorism) the civiliabn plane was brought down deliberately, bringing it down was a

>>3075
criminal act. The blood of 300 people and the lives of millions of future aids victims are on Putins hands.

>>3040
you're another one of those .71 refugees religious nutpeople?

>>3041
probably a nutperson, not the rest

>>3042
why do you talk about avatars and veils then?

>>3043
I just enjoy appropriating that sort of language, whatever it is supposed to be for

>>3044
I'll translate that for you, since the guy who wrote it won't:

"I am someone with a mental age of about 12 who likes to sound deep and arcane on image boards but hasn't got the education or imagination to cobble together something "arcane-sounding" myself. So I steal stuff that Schwill already stole six years ago from some jumbled, shallow Internet account of serious religious texts and sit here smirking and giggling to myself about what a clever little fellow I am"

No it doesn't;

No it doesn't.

>>2975
would you be offended if
okay wait. would you not long for more than doing motherstuff if you
okayy wait again
so I googled this
negative impacts of two working parents
but i am not finding anything really satisfactory. Did both of your parents work? did you always feel this way about women or just as you got older

>>2976
This belief isn't about my own experience. My primary computer died and my statistics are on its hard drive and unrevocerable until I get a new cable but having two working parents results in a good deal of harm.

>>2977
This will help a little
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2000/apr/13/20000413-011102-8484r/
Also look for correlations between two working parents and divorce.

>>2978
http://theweek.com/article/index/242059/9-negative-effects-divorce-reportedly-has-on-children
fuck

>>2978
I was imagining that non traditional families that were less child-centric would generate more autonomous people.

This place is evil. No wonder everybody else left.

>>2902
Over and over you complain about "this place". If you despise it so badly fuck off. You won't be missed.

>>2908
Oh, don't worry. After what I've seen lately, I'm going to fuck off forever.

>>2902
don't take everything so seriously, some things are said in jest

>>2913
don't let the door hit you

dude i did the same a few weeks ago. screw windows

ugh, not ubuntu, being unintuitive and unfriendly is part of the draw

if you're not going to use some absurd BSD clone with manual package management and no hotplug then you're missing the point

>>2875
fucking hipsters

>>2878
>>>/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ

OMG I like totally have stalkers! Why, just the other day, Alex followed me to the train station and did this bit of graffiti so that I would happen to sit next

Shit, wrong thread.

Next to it. My posting skills are unmatched.

This, of course, was the reply I left Alex.

>>2832
Resizing Error?

VI-RUS
ER-ROR

>>2727
I'll make sure to read Ender's Game then. The other two sound interesting as well.
>>2731
My boyfriend said that Starship Troopers is a good book, I had seen the movie and didn't even know there was a book which apparently is disgraceful because the movie totally shits all over a serious book.

>>2727
Excellent sci-fi by terrible people:
Ender
Battlefield Earth
Starship Troopers

>>2730
I love the movie and the book. The book isn't super serious but it does glorify war quite a bit and makes some totally decent points on that front.

>>2732
Well I meant it was serious compared to the movie.

I should read that too. I have no idea how I'll read all these books, I'm taking Calculus and Physics next semester x_x

>>2731
are you me?