you cant say shit

half the fucking curries made in india are actually ours 😛

we just dont take the credit for what we do

humble people we are 🤣

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9frAfYl_dw

hmmmm sugar

you like full breakfasts?

i do

why fry tomatoes?

i dont usually

i usually do them in the oven

burn them to a crisp

but in the way you are refering

they are usually tinned chopped tomatoes

so frying gets rid of a bit of the juices

and warms them up, kills two birds with one stone

why blood sauasge

i dont like haggis

and blood sausage

so i dont understand it either lol

also why jellied eels

🤢

it was cheap during wartime

i dont know anyone that eats them anymore

theres still one or two places if you go looking, but i think its more nostalgia for my grandparents than anything

yeah, at the end of the day, when times are tough, you do what you gotta do

like spam fritters?

but culture only changes in death

nah, that was another wartime tradition that doesnt get passed down

haggis is kinda awesome

it's like our beggars' meal, just spiced different

good lord the voice chat on the Liberalist server has been raging for days

or at least the last few hours

Liberalists v Alt-right

@Thomas the Sowell Train [USA] we need some snipbits

For anyone who saw Roaming Millenial's video where she recommended the doc U.N. Me, about U.N. corrupton (I think), someone over at t_d was kind enough to archive this https://archive.org/details/U.N.Me_Ami.Horovitz

what is a snipbit

very interesting... at about 18 minutes in the doc talks about what it refers to as a "peacful protest", where U.N. peacekeepers opened fire upon the crowd from the Hotel Ivoire and killed demonstrators. The French peacekeepers reported 20 deaths, while Ivorian authorities reported 60. This wikipedia article calls the demonstrators rioters, while there seems to be no evidence that the group which was fired upon actually rioted. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_French%E2%80%93Ivorian_clashes#Retaliation_by_the_French_and_subsequent_riots

it seems as though there were other instances that day or around that time which could be considered riotous, but the article is conflating them with the incident where peaceful protesters were fired upon