OOoh they lost a lot this time didnt they
Burkina Faso passes law criminalizing homosexuality.
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@OrangeJuiceTN
My countrymens (๐บ๐ธ/๐น๐ณ) call me the Drink
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- "๐บ๐ฆ๐ฎ๐ฑ" & "๐ท๐บ๐ต๐ธ" folks been silent since this droppedBREAKING: Russia has invited Israel to the 2025 Victory Day Parade in Moscow.
- Nobody mentions why the US takes longer than China to build HSR, and the answer's simple: property rights. In the US, it takes the government a long period of purchasing, rezoning, and assisting in the moving out of people on said property, due to the rights people have over--time to post the two maps again! China, a country basically the same size as the contiguous United States, built this much high speed rail in 12 years lol lmao
- I'm weirdly getting 2003 Saddam vibes from this lolVenezuelan President Maduro stages a show of force as US warships deploy near Venezuela.
- >fights in WWI alongside the Central Powers >loses >turns socialist during the Interwar Era and invades neighbors >loses >fights in WWII alongside the Axis >loses >becomes a socialist republic under the Warsaw Pact >loses >sides with Russia in the Russo-Ukrainian War >???No country has had the ability to find itself on the โwrong side of historyโ as consistently as Hungary.
- Replying to @OrangeJuiceTN-said property and homes. In China, they evicted and bulldozed entire aparments of tenants to make way for new high-rises alone. They did the same thing with purchasing the land needed for the high speed rail line. Compared to the average American, the average Chinese has *zero*-
- Replying to @OrangeJuiceTN-property rights or rights to their own house, especially during such a major government project. So if anything this is another example of how grateful Americans need to be over democracy, and their civil rights, because in China, they'd complain to no avail from the government.
- Replying to @EuroWynnerTHIS IS FUCKIN CRAZY HAVEN'T COOKED THIS HARD SINCE 1945
- doesn't beat this it never does
00:00This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more - Replying to @SteadtlerA58435Okay? So do Japanese people, but the Shinkansen isn't meant just to help people find a new form of transportation.
- Replying to @VillainousMuseWell it's one of these things: a major city a village a buncha troops in an ambush his dignity Could be multiple too
- He probably will. I've seen walled posters in Tel Aviv of him and Putin being buddy-buddy.
- For one, it takes a significant amount of bureaucracy to make a deal on house owners for selling their homes/properties to the state. That even applies to interstate projects like I-49 South. These projects also require things such as community input and environmental reviews.
