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100% not surprised he's black, uncivil savages.

what a horrible world.

thoughts and prayers to the family

what's up with the gun problem in the US?

Does the fluoride in the water fuck people up?

>>38012
>How do you think this is all going to play out?
ISIS will keep being fucked up the ass in the ME as rival forces/resistance forces/Assad's army move in on Raqqa and Mosul. As they suffer more setbacks they'll make damage control videos preaching about how utopian their lands are and/or launch more attacks in western countries to try to distract people.
Then they'll be reduced enough in capability that they'll just become a name rather than a force, and devolve into bandits again while another terrorist group/Al Queeda fills the power vacuum.

Business as usual in the Middle East

>>38014
Then within 10 years we get another ISIS like group that repeats the cycle. They may or may not have the capacity to match them in scope and effectiveness depending on how things play out. Shitposters on /pol/ will make up conspiracy theories about da gweedii jooos and murricastronk creating them, and exxagerate them regardless.
Meanwhile the new boogeyman will be Kim and his new super nukes.

Just say fuck it, nab their resources and then wipe the slate clean. Their hatred towards western society is so deeply rooted into their education way of life that it's really not even worth trying to save civilians. Just fucking start over

Oh, 4chan! You never know what those pranksters will do next.

That is a somewhat old /b/ thread.

Clickbait sites are doing stuff from screencaps now?

>>40070
Le based 4chans xd

>>40209
WTF!

>>40209
It's about time, male specific cancer rates are much higher than female specific cancers and they receive significantly less funding than female specific cancers. Prostate cancer alone infects more men than breast cancer does women.

>>40209
talked to someone who has seen over 100 testicular cancer patients. He told most people die from it because the never check and it ends up spreading to different parts of the body. it's easily avoidable if people just checked every now and then. Also for men, keeping your laptop on your lap increases your chances dramatically due to the radiation. If you know how to check yourself and know the symptoms you will be alright.

>>40279
Have a real newslink or 3, and regards from the /news/team to the /g/entoomen:

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/ad-blocker-blocking-websites-might-be-violating-european-privacy-laws

http://news.softpedia.com/news/blocking-ad-blockers-may-be-illegal-in-the-eu-thanks-to-the-cookie-law-503359.shtml

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/04/23/anti_ad_blockers_face_legal_challenges/

Forbes.com is the site that sticks out in my head as the worst offender when it comes to making their site unable for people with adblocking enabled.

>>40327
hey there. I'm also /news/, i actually noticed on this dutch site first: http://tweakers.net/nieuws/110645/detectie-van-adblockers-volgens-europese-commissie-illegaal.html

Top comment: that site also complains about you blocking ads. lel.

I wonder if this'll bring about actual changes. Took a while for the whole cookies thing to take off (which is based off the same legal shit)

>>40279
It's a small fragment of a diamond in the rough. This doesn't make up for the rapefugees or loss of sovereignty.

Wow, these niggas are hardcore

I thought they already did something like that with details chord. I've seen footage

So we have the unwilling victims.
We have the deaths on camera.
We have the explosive necklaces.

Livestreamed Battle Royal when?

Does anyone have a link to the poll so I can vote?

>>40462
seconded

>>40462
>>40464
http://studentvoice.com/gmu/sub1poll

>>40143
>http://www.cbsnews.com/news/observers-do-nothing-to-help-dying-man-in-chicago-street/
The studio newscaster looks like he's trying to look like Obama, like he went to his barber and said-
"Just tear my country apart on matters of healthcare reform, immigration, gun rights, and promote a racial divide"

Not suprising, places like Detroit and Chicago have nearly Chinese levels of apathy for their fellow man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5HZV7jaDZA
>knocked unconscious by one nigger
>robbed by an instant niggerswarm
>run over by a taxi
>nobody does anything to help

that fucking emergency call
>...is his chest going up and down?
>ok
>is his chest going up and down?
>ok
>sir, this is not an okay question. is his chest going up and down? yes or no?
>...
>okay he's breathing and he's bloody
>...
enter taxi
>oh my goodness. he's dead, I think

We will need a Trump wall around Chicago, too.

Well that only means now if anyone says anything positive they will instantly disregarded as Hillary shills just as Bernouts are these days.

>>40116
>when your candidate is so weak you have to hire internet trolls

You can't make this shit up. Absolutely pathetic.

>>40162
There's another way to look at it. She's actually paying her internet trolls; we're doing it for free. ;_;

>>40181
I'm all for Mr. McAfeein for the Libertarians if Trump and Hillary are the nominees. A forceful character like his could distinguish the party from those statists. If it's Cruz for the Republicans then I'm more hesitant.

Yes, but Cruz would keep things as-is at best, which I for one am not happy with. Voting in another politician to fix the work of politicians is just silly if not insane. We need someone who understands the world as it is now, internet and all.

>>40189
Be realistic. No libertarian candidate has a chance at the office of the president in 2016, but under the right conditions the party could grow significantly, disrupt the shits, and force policy. MacAffee would exist as an incarnation of punishment. He would come off as petty if he went after someone that has close to the same politics without tedious esoterics.

allah ho akbar

>>40080
banned for racism

religion of peace

>>39909
Congrats on breeding 3 blacks to prove how nice and totally not racist you are in a washington post article that we will all forget tomorrow.
God forbid of actually taking care of local orphans.

Do these people live solely to be praised for their "progresiveness"?

>>39915
>he thinks the conservative evangelicals are "progressive" just for having black babies
Nope.

>>39909
>Everyone is a cuck but me that's why I'm obsessed with the term and the fetish

>>39917
/thread

>>40086
There is no such thing as a "presidential treaty". The Constitution of the US states that only The US Senate has the specific power to ratify all treaties. Obviously there is no way Mitch McConnell as head of the US Senate right now is ever going to bring this up, much less let it pass, so I can understand why Obama is doing what he's doing, but it isn't legally binding. When whomever the next president is comes in they can just overturn whatever Obama did here with their own executive order, or, The SCOTUS can find it unconstitutional before then (if they didn't tie 4-4 that is).

>>40112
>In order to "join" the agreement, national governments have to show the United Nations the piece of domestic paperwork—a law, executive order, or some other legal document—in which the government consents to be bound by the terms of the agreement.

>Obama is expected to join using an executive agreement, which will allow him to avoid sending the deal to Congress. (Executive agreements account for the vast majority of US foreign commitments.)

>He's able to do this because the United States says it can fulfill its Paris promises without any changes to domestic laws; instead, the Obama administration is holding up its end of the bargain by imposing new EPA regulations on emissions from power plants.

>Unlike a treaty, an executive agreement does not require ratification by the Senate. It's not bulletproof; a future president could unilaterally abandon the deal. But for Obama, there's a clear incentive for pushing to reach those 55 countries and the 55 percent thresholds as quickly as possible: Once the agreement goes into force, it requires a four-year waiting period before a country can withdraw.

>In other words, in the event that either Ted Cruz or Donald Trump—both vociferous climate change deniers—succeeds Obama in the White House, they wouldn't be able to back out of the agreement until their (*shudder*) second term.

Oh they're not changing law, they're just changing how and what the EPA regulates. It's completely different.

I really hate how pleased the author of this sounds.

>>40112
>>40157

>There is no such thing as a "presidential treaty".

Thank you for that correction.

Convoluted executive action is odious, but I believe it's for a worthy cause.

At the height of his addiction, he would scour the land of his village, hunting for scorpions to smoke. When the need was overwhelming and there were none to be found, he would actually travel all the way to Peshawar, in Afghanistan, to get some. “It was the worst form of addiction,” he said.

Experts agree that scorpion venom is highly dangerous for the human brain, far more so than other drugs, especially when inhaled. “Scorpion smoking causes short and long term memory loss,” explained Dr. Azaz Jamal, a medical officer at the Khyber Teaching Hospital. “Smoking causes hallucination, the state where people have perception of something which is not present.” He added that prolonged exposure to scorpion smoke could cause sleep and appetite disorders, and eventually lead to permanent delusion.

But the addiction is hard to fight on a national level in Pakistan, mainly because there are no official statistics and very little research available on the subject. A few reports suggest that the habit is gaining popularity in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunwala (KP) region, where it is certainly not just a rare indulgence. “We need laws in place to stop the killing of scorpions,” said Azeemullah, a former official at KP’s narcotics control department, pointing out that their use needs to be regulated because scorpion addiction hinders the availability of the arachnid for medical research and therapy.

While scorpion smoking is still rare on a global level, it serves as a cheap, easy thrill among the youth of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and some parts of India. “Because of our successful drives against the sellers and addicts of alcohol, opium, cough syrup, and heroin in urban areas, young people are flocking on the highways to try the new craze of scorpion stings,” a police officer in the city of Bharuch said.

Meanwhile, Umer Gul, a young man who threw his life away to scorpion smoking, wanders aimlessly on the streets of Karak in KP, often stopping to stare at nothing while mumbling to himself. “Umer used to be a clerk in the army,” his brother Mohammed Younas said. “He would smoke a little hashish now and then with his friends, but I never thought that it was a big deal.” But he soon started smoking scorpions and lost his mental health to the habit. “He left his job and started indulging in unusual habits. Scorpions are highly toxic. That is why my brother is like this. He spends most of his time aimlessly walking around.”


In some parts of India, addicts prefer a much more direct and more painful method to get their scorpion fix – they get stung, paying anywhere between 100 and 150 Indian rupees per sting. Others turn to the common house lizard for their daily fix, roasting it and grinding it to a fine powder, and mixing it with opium to use as a drug. The powdered lizard is believed to improve the sedating effects of opium, leading to superior intoxication.

Who's the first person who thought this would be a good idea?

>>39978
Elton John's lover cheated on him while on vacation in America

Over here in America it's barely newsworthy. Celebrities do this kind of thing all the time, even British celebs. I think the only reason it's a big story in Britain is because of the draconian libel laws there just make the Streisand effect even worse.

Serious feck with a male couple or a man and wife ?

>>39978
Daniel Laurence, enjoy my British friends.
http://globalnews.ca/news/2645974/david-furnish-elton-john-sex-scandal-british-media-forbidden-from-covering-couple/