it should be <5%

Also, as long as my basics are mostly filled.. it's not too bad a start. >.>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7S11h7lU8g

this one actually

Y'know decent shelter, enough food.. that sorta thing.

lol

@Eccles you know ... When it comes down to the decisions of this thing. You let it one bad apple. The whole thing is about to overturn.

Sounds like a rich neighbourhood, Laucivol, we're not all so well placed

Lol, well I am in America so...

Like I said ... Automation is coming in , these people won't get that pie in the sky dream they wanted. They will be begging to leave the country.

It ain't changing any time soon, Teabag

These “Glass is half full/half empty” moherfuckers.
Jeezus.
The glass is 95% empty.
The 5% that’s left is currently being poured down the drain.
There is no “bright side” to the end of western civilization.
“It’s how you perceive it”
Lol. Sure buddy.

Im just sitting here waiting for hitler v2.0

Bedtime, have fun

I'm focused on that 5 percent, yo.

hello fellow doomer

Also notre dame was a muslim job

Should there be one righteous, the city will be saved.

^_^

That five percent is circling the drain at an ever increasing speed.

(Then we'll take the one righteous out so the city will burn.)

tastes like chicken

If church got fire from outside how come it spread from the insife

how come hmmm <:thunk:462282216467333140>

@Eccles are you ready for the statistics ? Here's Johnny foreigner... Leaving .

https://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/briefings/deportations-removals-and-voluntary-departures-from-the-uk/

What was good?
What *is* good?
What’s left?

only right is left

But, yeah, as said.. the basics continue to be filled by the works of my hands in my life.. so it's not even 95% bad for me.. it's closer to 75% good.

Gotta have a reason to stay hungry, though.

When they take over, they aren’t going to leave you alone, @Laucivol

In 2017 there were 32,551 people who were removed from the UK or departed voluntarily (Figure 1). This is down from 39,626 in 2016. This figure excludes individuals refused entry at port and subsequently removed, in order to focus more closely on what most people normally think of as ‘deportation’.

Also, good is crushing the weak and hearing the lamentations of their women.

Ow, that happens though.

Also fun is when someone drops in formation.

As explained in the Understanding the evidence section, Home Office datasets classify departures and removals by the way that they take place. In 2017, 30% (9,670 people) left the UK via enforced removal (Figure 2). The figure rises to 12,049 or 37% if we include people who left ‘voluntarily’ after having been in immigration detention (not shown in chart).

theres a chance you can just drop dead at any given moment

fun

Amd you're caught in this wierd spot, "Do I help them and break formation or maintain discipline?"

you know the best thing of that headline?