> Turks are not people @Dᴏᴏғᴜs Dᴏʀᴋᴍᴀɴᴇ They are people, people that have responsibility or even are just born in that society. I want them to be people because the can be held accountable for their wrongdoing. Dehumanizing them leaves them without any agency for committing good or evil.
i remember the only time i traveled to asia, the moment i surpassed constantinople i felt really sick. Like, man, my western senses are going off the charts. I know it was from the plane, but surely a coincidence.
> I know it's illegal to deny the Holocaust in Germany. Weird that denying the Armenian Genocide is legal. @Swedishmafia101
It's illegal to deny the Holocaust in any former Nazi occupied country.
Imagine you go shopping because your dad is busy trying to get a job in roachistan and suddenly you're nabbed and shoved into a boat <:coolgon:549370575701803019>
@⥌鬼気⥍ he'll keep all the journalists and professors locked up, but he'll send the rapists, murderers and what have you to the rest of Europe as "refugees"
Fewer people are going to die in Sweden and Scandinavia as a whole because there is a lot more social distancing there. That is just the norm. While to the South, people have less of an idea of personal space
> Fewer people are going to die in Sweden and Scandinavia as a whole because there is a lot more social distancing there. That is just the norm. While to the South, people have less of an idea of personal space @Dᴏᴏғᴜs Dᴏʀᴋᴍᴀɴᴇ this.
