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[Yochanan]

Δεν ξερω πώς να μην το κανω αυτο.

Για αυτο σε αγαπάμε κιόλας!

[Cecily Anne]

Ε το γλείφτη τον εβραίο το γλίτσα. ΟΥΣΤΤΤΤΤΤΤΤΤ

[Dwarven Blacksmith]

Εγώ έχω την εντύπωση ότι το όλο θέμα είναι μια παρεξήγηση μεταξύ διαφορετικών γενεών και θα λυνόταν από μόνο του εντός 20ετιας. Τώρα όμως που έχει γίνει mainstream politics δεν ξέρω.

[Orion22]

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[Yochanan]

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[hellegennes]

Δεν ανησυχώ. Είτε θα λυθεί από μόνο του το θέμα είτε θα οδηγήσει μαθηματικά στην εξαφάνισή μας από τον πλανήτη. Και τα δυο είναι happy ending.

[foscilis]

Ε το γλείφτη τον εβραίο το γλίτσα. ΟΥΣΤΤΤΤΤΤΤΤΤ

Philip Riteman was just 13 when the Nazis shoved him and his family on to a train bound for Auschwitz from the Pruzhany ghetto in Poland. At the time, he and his family had no idea they were being carted to their deaths.

"Three o'clock in the morning somebody [yells] and I see the German sitting with a gun and screaming, yelling, 'Out, out you Jews!'" Riteman recalled.

They walked to the railroad tracks and Riteman saw freight trains stretching as far as his eyes could see. Riteman, a Polish Jew, said about 100 people were crammed into the trains which measured roughly 8ft by 20ft. The Nazis told them it would be an hour's ride.

"Two hours gone, three hours gone - all day on the train. [On] the train we shake. The train slow, slow, you hear rifle shooting, but you can't see it because you look to the boards. And we stay, all glued together. Could you picture this? Can you imagine? I wouldn't do this to animals."

As the train clicked along the tracks on the seemingly endless ride, a man soon dropped dead at Riteman's feet - the first casualty of this tragic journey.

"A fellow behind me, a tall fellow, he says, 'Maybe you can try shifting, move your feet, maybe one inch, everybody moves an inch, and see if we can put the dead body to the wall.' We did this."

The train continued rolling through the countryside. For what felt like days, a young mother's baby began crying. Its screams still torment Riteman to this day. Then, it stopped.

"The baby died in the mother's arms," said Riteman bitterly. "She was hysterical."

Six or seven days passed. There was no, food, water, or bathrooms.

"I peed every day in my pants. Everybody [defecates] in their pants and pees, and everybody screaming, crying - unbelievable they could do this to human beings."

Then, one morning, they finally arrived at Auschwitz. Riteman was separated from his family, and it was the last time he would ever see them again.

"In the afternoon, my parents already was gassed," he said, with tears in his eyes.

"Trains after trains coming in. They gas them. Could you imagine? I couldn't believe it. I was there a month and I didn't believe they'd do this. I thought I was still going to see my parents. I will still see my sisters, my brothers. Then I found out. I see people going to the crematoriums, and they gassed 5,000, 10,000 at one time. It's very, very hard for me to talk about it."

Riteman's entire family was exterminated by the Nazis. His father, mother, five brothers, two sisters, his grandparents, and nine uncles and aunts were annihilated in Auschwitz.

κατάλαβες τώρα τι ξεστόμισες αναίσθητη ρατσιστική γουρούνWe love our dogs because they’re loyal to us, they listen to us, and it seems like they understand us. But as it turns out, dogs can be outperformed on IQ tests by an animal we typically consider food: pigs.

Pigs get higher scores than dogs on many cognitive ability tests, and they can compete with animals that we generally consider to be the most intelligent: elephants, dolphins, and chimpanzees.

Several studies have concluded that pigs excel at tests of long term memory, mazes, and puzzles. A pig named Moritz was recently filmed putting the correct pieces into a pig puzzle.

Other studies have revealed that pigs feel empathy—they react to sadness and happiness in different ways. Pigs have relatively complex social lives, where they cooperate and learn from each other, so it makes sense that they would have some degree of emotional intelligence.

Lori Marino, a neuroscientist and the author of one of the latest studies on pig intelligence, said in an interview with Huffington Post that she wants her research to make people more aware of the fact that pigs are cognitively complex animals. Her research was funded by the Someone, Not Something project, which aims to gather information about the intelligence and emotions of farm animals.

When you realize that pigs are actually very crafty critters, you might want to think twice about eating bacon for brunch. Marino, who is a vegan, hopes that her research will encourage people to stop eating meat.

[Μαυροβασίλης]

φος, ξεκίνησες τη διαδικασία μεταμόρφωσης σε giant vagina;

[foscilis]

Σε ψέγω για την trans-exclusive μισογύνικη γλώσσα. (η έμφαση φυσικά στο trans-exclusive, είσαι ελεύθερος να θεωρείς τις γυναίκες συνώνυμο της κατωτερότητας αλλά να υπονοείς ότι δεν υπάρχουν γυναίκες με πούτσο, όχι κύριε, αυτό είναι δολοφονική βία εφάμιλλη ή και χειρότερη των στρατοπέδων εξόντωσης)

[Μαυροβασίλης]

τσίμπησε την ασσιστ ο παίκτης

σοβαρά, έγινε ή το ψήνεις (!) για βιγκαν;

[Dwarven Blacksmith]

Εγώ πάντως δεν το έχω δει πουθενά αυτό που σατιρίζει ο φος, αντίθετα intersectionality is the name of the game.

[foscilis]

Εγώ πάντως δεν το έχω δει πουθενά αυτό που σατιρίζει ο φος, αντίθετα intersectionality is the name of the game.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/makeup-ar ... ram-2017-9

[enterprise-psi]

Trap = gay

[foscilis]

Lectures for one of Reed College’s signature learning experiences, a humanities course on the ancient Mediterranean, were canceled after protesters tried to interrupt the class to protest perceived Eurocentrism.

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/201 ... rupt-class

[Μαυροβασίλης]

μην ξεχνάμε και την καταδίκη των μαθηματικών ως εργαλείο της πατριαρχίας