Half the fucking regime did the same thing lol

It’s not against the rules, lfg

Seems like a great idea, and also would be fairly easy to implement

Also, explosive if blown into an aerosolized powder

This is a good thing, but it is 100% a stopped-clock moment.

Suck my Huang, Huang.

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They do not care about actual security. It is, at best, security kabuki. The true intent is repression and control and the establishment of an atmosphere of pervasive fear and submission to regime “security” paramilitary goons.

I can hear the sound effect 😅

And absolutely nothing bad happened to Hungary as a result. See how easy that was?

Oh man that would bother me endlessly if I lived there lol

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It is, but Ukraine is still depends on a lot of US military hardware for a lot of important systems that help them hold the line as they’re being invaded by Russia… so this is actually the lesser of two evils. I see it as an insincere theatrical move that orangeboi likes because it’s a thing that paints him in a “flattering” light, despite it being obviously insincere.

All you’re saying is that you have no understanding of how gerrymandering works and how systematically pervasive it is in the US

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Stolen from the old place

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Honestly this is one of the funniest bans I’ve ever gotten

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Sorry for the link from The Other Site, but I thought this was too good to pass up. This is attitude is one of the main reasons I love this city so much. When the chips are down, we don’t fuck around. No tolerance or quarter for fascist bigots.

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Honestly, this is a fantastic insult

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Super awesome that the heaviest hitters in the industry are folding like this. It’s almost as if the entire legal profession is worth jack shit. Jesus tapdancing christ.

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Government websites now no longer mention perhaps the single most selfless, incredible, and strategically significant coordinated effort by a community of First Nation military personnel in service to a country that did worse than nothing to deserve their loyalty - and yet they played, and succeeded in, a pivotal role that literally helped win the pacific campaign.

Any veterans on here: I really do hope you’re furious at this.

https://sh.itjust.works/post/34623787

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It’s a very obvious solution once you take a look at what a lot of their coastline looks like. Elevated armor delivery. Skip the beach. Dump ‘em’ straight on the coastal roads. Makes a shocking amount of sense. Definitely much more specific of a use case than the more general purpose landing support vessels that the USN/USMC employs, but for their primary missions and targets in the next decade, this is exactly the hardware that will significantly increase the CCP’s chances.

This is the an evolution of the combined arms amphibious assault tactics that the US has refined for the better part of a century. For heavily built up targets - specifically those that need to be assaulted and captured quickly for any reasonable chance of success (read: Taiwan + establishing a foothold on the island), this is PERFECT. This basically lets you dump 1000 tanks and a ton of IADS and 100k infantrymen in like, an hour.

That’s a paradigm shift right there.

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This definitely isn’t a ruleference to anything that may have happened recently in the news

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