LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

salt and vinegar chips are very yum but hard to find outside the UK ​​

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The jab mandates are so journalists can keep getting new photos of people with needles in their arms.
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Must be a fetish thing.

The weeks best memes (stolen, as always, from other poasters and telegram)

and yet lain wallpaper in 4k or larger is still impossible to find

I don't give a shit about statistics, ethics or morals when it comes to the vaccine. Whatever news comes out, whether it supports what I believe in is just trying to sell me an ad. Trying to argue that shit is retarded and counter-productive. I don't need nor want a vaccine, and that's the end of it. Where I draw the line is telling me what to do and think, then I tell you to go fuck yourself.

#animeirl

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@icedquinn @LukeAlmighty @xianc78 Yeah, sure, a bad faith actor might do that, but it is usually short lived, because concern trolling requires you to pretend you are agreeing with the initial premise in the first place i.e. "I agree with you that welfare state is bad for the economy because it de-incentivizes people, BUT don't you think that those people would be more productive if they were able to get on their feet again?" or "I agree that you need to discriminate to judged what works from what doesn't, BUT don't you think that people would be less biased in a more culturally diverse environment?" ( both classic concern trolling arguments), which isn't always the case. So those bad faith actors end up being exposed when trying to use the "concern trolling" card on a legit debate against people who never agreed with their premises in the first place.

Thoughts?