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What is this /v/?

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100% Finnic, 0% Slavic

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I hate you all.

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>UNITED
>STATES
>OF
>AMERICACA

https://youtu.be/6jxDNRIvlTo

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How are those 2017 goals coming along, /int/?

Are you becoming a better man?

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Number of Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) executives and employees prosecuted so far: 0

TEPCO executives or employees who are under ongoing criminal inquiry: 0

Care to explain?

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http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/11/24/chinese-tourists-trial-10-year-multiple-entry-visas-australia

>Travel to Australia is about to become easier for Chinese tourists, with trial of ten year multiple entry visas for China soon to begin.

>Speaking at a tourism summit in Canberra, the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he and China President Xi Jinping had agreed to make 2017 the "Australia-China Year of Tourism".

>"We are working to improve the competitiveness of the Australian visa system, including by trialling 10-year multiple entry visitor visas for China," Mr Turnbull said.

>Visitors from China are the second largest group among international arrivals to this country.

WTF i hate globalism now

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You're in the club and this guy slaps your white gf's ass, how would you react?

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comfy

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/Brown master race thread/

Allowed:
>Pakis
>Bengalis
>Nepalis
>Pinoys(if they behave)
>Sri lankans
>Turks
>Malays
>Indonesians
>Poland(because I like poland)
>Arabs
>Hispanics

Not Allowed:
>Everyone else

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Protestantism edition

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Vaderlandsliefde-editie

Welkom: patriotten en Bataven
niet welkom: regenten en internationalisten

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Ok, first, just to make that clear, I consider Islam to be the currently most dangerous religion, I have not the slightest respect for this belief, it destroyed the blooming arabic civilization, and aims to destroy all other civilizations too. I am offended by women wearing burquas. I dont care about headscarfs, but I find it a symbol of oppression. I hate Islam – but I do not hate muslims. Nobody chooses where he is born and what values he is being taught.

Anyway, now, I never really considered the USA to be a civilized country. America has a long history of messing up other countries' politics, and not giving a f*ck about human lives. They are the only country to ever use a nuclear bomb, and they did it twice. They still have death penalty. They are the first country after WWII to officially introduce torture.

However, there was one thing I always appreciated about the USA: Their total commitment to freedom. In english class, when other students ranted about USA supporting holocaust deniers, I just said that the USA values freedom of speech more than we do, and I think this was the right way. I have heard stories about a woman from Iran being deported from Germany and even forced to wear a headscarf for her passport photo (because Iran would not take the woman otherwise), who then went to the USA.

That is why I was particularly shocked about the positive echo that US travel bans appeared to have in the more patriotic US media. It is not that I generally think that this kind of measurement cannot be justified, or that I knew the actual circumstances in the USA that might justify it. But still, a travel ban is something that might be necessary, but is never and should never be considered good.

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Apologize right now! Turks are OUR greatest ally.

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Try doing it quicker than me.

One of you might be able to.

http://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3003