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28 Jan 2014, 6:26 am

^^^
I'm a little hard pressed following what you're trying to say. Gays are only seeking attention by making their presence public? Well, why shouldn't they want to be able to go public with who they are if they're citizens?


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28 Jan 2014, 7:14 am

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And he did lose much better than the generals could have, another six months, Germany would have been overrun by France!


As it was afterwards custom (I am austrian.) to bring food from the british, france and US occupied sectors of Germany and Austria, to the relatives forced to live in the russian occupied sector to prevent them from starvation, being completely occupied by france seems to would have been of an advantage, and would have as well prevented the separation of Germany afterwards.

I do not exactly blame the russian for their specific cruelty in that war, as you mentioned yourself as people of lower worth, in opposition to the other allies, the population of the eastern countries were treated by the germans in a very bad way. But the guilty persons of both sides, that commited the crimes are almost all dead or short before death now. So I see no reason in nowadays generation blaming each other, for what neither of them had done personally.

I simply wanted to mention, that there definitely would have been a benefit for germans, if they would have been able to withstand at least at the eastern border, and having surrendered only to the western allies, that had less causes for revenge. The differencies between the different occupied zones were that big that our grandaunt, that was living in the non-russian occupied zone of Austria, still tends to plague us with gifting us with groceries, when we visit her. (*sarcastic* "Thanks grandaunt. We would not know, how to manage the next weeks, if you would not support us with eggs, sugar, potatoes and flour regularly, when we visit you. As you might know, 58 years after the russians gone, that stuff is still not available in our supermarkets of the further russian occupied zone. O_o" )



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30 Jan 2014, 1:57 pm

http://www.policymic.com/articles/80467 ... e-in-sochi


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31 Jan 2014, 7:35 am

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Maybe Putin's projecting?


Well, he does go around without a shirt a lot... :?


Putin also likes to kiss little children, sometimes in rather inappropriate ways. In 2006, for example, he lifted a 6-year-old's shirt and kissed him on the belly (link). Even the Russian press found this a bit disturbing and rather suspect, which suggests that this isn't a perfectly normal thing to do in the Russian culture. Putin later defended himself by calling the molestation incident "a spontaneous gesture of affection."

It's always the same type of people who point a finger at utterly harmless sexual minorities in an attempt to detract attention from the disturbing skeletons in their own closet. Which, btw, goes a long way toward explaining the anti-LGBT bigotry preached by the Catholic and Orthodox churches. "Don't look too closely at us while we suffer the little altar boys. Look at that guy, he's kissing another man!"



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31 Jan 2014, 11:24 am

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Kraichgauer wrote:
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Maybe Putin's projecting?


Well, he does go around without a shirt a lot... :?


Putin also likes to kiss little children, sometimes in rather inappropriate ways. In 2006, for example, he lifted a 6-year-old's shirt and kissed him on the belly (link). Even the Russian press found this a bit disturbing and rather suspect, which suggests that this isn't a perfectly normal thing to do in the Russian culture. Putin later defended himself by calling the molestation incident "a spontaneous gesture of affection."

It's always the same type of people who point a finger at utterly harmless sexual minorities in an attempt to detract attention from the disturbing skeletons in their own closet. Which, btw, goes a long way toward explaining the anti-LGBT bigotry preached by the Catholic and Orthodox churches. "Don't look too closely at us while we suffer the little altar boys. Look at that guy, he's kissing another man!"


Now, that's just plain weird! 8O


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31 Jan 2014, 2:37 pm

BBC News: US will seek death penalty against Boston bombings suspect

And the Sochi games open in a few days...I'm going to worry.



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01 Feb 2014, 3:32 am

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^^^
I'm a little hard pressed following what you're trying to say. Gays are only seeking attention by making their presence public? Well, why shouldn't they want to be able to go public with who they are if they're citizens?


The same could be said about the poor religious people who only want to form an Islamic State.

They get their funding from the Saudis, and set up their own networks.

Would a Jihad Pride March fall under religious freedom?

What about all the religious boyfriends from 91 countries who went to Syria to overthrow a government where none of them were citizens.

NGOs that were fronts for the State Department, and the CIA, funded homosexual networks in Russia.

Should we free the Boston Bomber because he was born that way?

Did we not deport Russian spies who only came to socialize, get to learn more about America and how it works?

She was hetro and hot, she still got deported.

Go tell the Saudis about your Jesus.

All spy networks seek a cover story. They are still spy networks.



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01 Feb 2014, 3:52 am

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Kraichgauer wrote:
^^^
I'm a little hard pressed following what you're trying to say. Gays are only seeking attention by making their presence public? Well, why shouldn't they want to be able to go public with who they are if they're citizens?


The same could be said about the poor religious people who only want to form an Islamic State.

They get their funding from the Saudis, and set up their own networks.

Would a Jihad Pride March fall under religious freedom?

What about all the religious boyfriends from 91 countries who went to Syria to overthrow a government where none of them were citizens.

NGOs that were fronts for the State Department, and the CIA, funded homosexual networks in Russia.

Should we free the Boston Bomber because he was born that way?

Did we not deport Russian spies who only came to socialize, get to learn more about America and how it works?

She was hetro and hot, she still got deported.

Go tell the Saudis about your Jesus.

All spy networks seek a cover story. They are still spy networks.


When have gay activists ever hurt anyone? They don't commit acts of terrorism, and have only promoted tolerance. There's a world of difference between them and Islamic extremists.


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04 Feb 2014, 4:05 pm

I never really watched much of the Olympics,this year I'm not watching any of it.
http://www.policymic.com/articles/81099 ... i-olympics


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04 Feb 2014, 4:19 pm

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Would a Jihad Pride March fall under religious freedom?

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Should we free the Boston Bomber because he was born that way?


I must admit that I have a very hard time making sense of your posts, so maybe I'm completely misunderstanding where you're coming from. But to me, it seems as if you're equating gays with terrorists, and implying that being openly gay is as bad as the Boston Marathon bombings. On top of that, you seem to be suggesting that being gay is a choice, similar to the choice of joining a dangerous fundamentalist cult. Please correct me if I'm wrong.



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04 Feb 2014, 4:47 pm

Bleacher Report: Wealth of Issues Face 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Athletes, Fans and Journalists


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04 Feb 2014, 5:02 pm

Solitudinarian wrote:
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Would a Jihad Pride March fall under religious freedom?

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Should we free the Boston Bomber because he was born that way?


I must admit that I have a very hard time making sense of your posts, so maybe I'm completely misunderstanding where you're coming from. But to me, it seems as if you're equating gays with terrorists, and implying that being openly gay is as bad as the Boston Marathon bombings. On top of that, you seem to be suggesting that being gay is a choice, similar to the choice of joining a dangerous fundamentalist cult. Please correct me if I'm wrong.


I'm pretty you're reading him right.


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04 Feb 2014, 11:40 pm

http://www.policymic.com/articles/81185 ... eard-about


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05 Feb 2014, 12:22 am

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http://www.policymic.com/articles/81185/sochi-paralympics-highlight-the-major-russian-human-rights-issue-you-haven-t-heard-about

I notice the Ruskis refer to people like us as "invalids"!
I guess I can cross Russia and ex-Soviet states of my list of places for me and my daughter to visit.



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05 Feb 2014, 1:10 am

It just gets worse and worse.
http://www.policymic.com/articles/63927 ... iral-video


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