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COMMENT 12h ago
You had it good. When we were kids, we had to survive a 10 story fall only to work in the coal mine.
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COMMENT 12h ago
Ihr hattet Bäume? Wir mussten damals unsere Bilder in halbtrockenen Schlamm malen, und ich musste mir ein Stöckchen mit 10 anderen Kindern teilen!
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COMMENT 12h ago
Ansing könnte auch in Bayern sein.
Nach kurzer Recherche: Anzing ist in Bayern.
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COMMENT 12h ago
Yeah, "zero-tolerance" policies endagering victims is one of many problems with those.
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COMMENT 12h ago
Yeah, but there's also asshole going around telling people this is exacly what you need to do if you want to murder someone without being charged, and you end up with monsters like this guy who see strangers approaching as an opportunity to use their favourite toy.
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COMMENT 13h ago
Oh yeah, it is kinda surprising that this isn't an issue.
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COMMENT 13h ago
(By the way, the contrapositive of your final sentence seems a bit damning, don't you think?)
I seriosly don't get what you are trying to tell me here. Please explain.
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COMMENT 14h ago
Is that darth vader playing flaming bagpipes on a unicycle? By far the most memorable thing Portland has ever done.
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COMMENT 14h ago
*und es wird hier hier nichts dran rütteln
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COMMENT 14h ago
Roth hat üblicherweise nichts mit der Farbe zu tun, es gibt hunderte Ortschaften mit "roth" in Namen was sich als dem Wort "roden" ableitet.
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COMMENT 14h ago
Great answer, thanks!
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COMMENT 14h ago
What they taught in universities back then essentially revolved around arguing that your opinion sides with the greatest minds of antiquity. It was literally the opposite of advanced, it was retrospective.
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COMMENT 14h ago
We actually have a description from Justin Martyr in his First Apology dating mid-2nd century.
And on the day called Sunday, all who live in cities or in the country gather together to one place, and the memoirs of the apostles or the writings of the prophets are read, as long as time permits; then, when the reader has ceased, the president verbally instructs, and exhorts to the imitation of these good things. Then we all rise together and pray, and, as we before said, when our prayer is ended, bread and wine and water are brought, and the president in like manner offers prayers and thanksgivings, according to his ability, and the people assent, saying Amen; and there is a distribution to each, and a participation of that over which thanks have been given, and to those who are absent a portion is sent by the deacons. And they who are well to do, and willing, give what each thinks fit; and what is collected is deposited with the president, who succours the orphans and widows and those who, through sickness or any other cause, are in want, and those who are in bonds and the strangers sojourning among us, and in a word takes care of all who are in need.
You have to mind that back then they didn't try to establish institutions and rigid rituals because they were still expecting Jesus' second coming any minute.
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COMMENT 15h ago
Ich zietiere aus dem Artikel:
Mit dem Begriff Inflationsrate können demnach 44 Prozent der Befragten nichts anfangen; der Begriff beschreibt den durchschnittlichen Anstieg des Preisniveaus innerhalb eines bestimmten Zeitraums.
"Haha, blöde Kinners, wissen net, was das heißt. Inflationsrate ist natürlich die Rate der Inflation, ihr Nullnummern!"
Der Artikel meint auch bloß die Fähigkeit Fremdworte-Vokabeln übersetzen können.
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COMMENT 15h ago
Laut dieser Umfrage werden diese Leute in den nächsten 8 Jahren auch nicht besser darin.
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COMMENT 15h ago
Wer kennt sie nicht, die neoliberalen Ökonomen, die Thesen über Ökonomie auf Nationalstaatsebene experimentell prüfen.
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COMMENT 16h ago
Wer das nicht tun würde rechnet aber auch im Kopf nie nach.
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COMMENT 16h ago
Kohlenstoff hat doch keinen Zyklus, wir blasen das Zeug in die Atmosphäre und dort wird es immer mehr.
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COMMENT 16h ago
Ja, und Boomer und Gen-X-er können nichtmal vegane Rezepte googeln ohne dabei in rechte Verschwörungstheorien abzurutschen.
Hast du noch mehr solcher völlig aus der Luft gegriffenen Allgemeinplätze zur Hand?
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COMMENT 16h ago
Not quite a coincidence. Churches are sturdy buildings, especially the lofty gothic construction protects against the shock waves of air pressure. They are not right next to other buildings so they usually don't catch spreading fires. They are also the first building that gets saved by religious inhabitants, the Cathedral had its own firewatch. Plus, they were prepared against damage, the windows were deconstructed and stored with all movable stuff, all the immobile sensetive things was boxed in and protected by additional walls and sandbags.
The Dom was actually hit a bunch. Several air mines and incendiary bombs hit the roof, vaultings crashed down, a pillar of the north tower was blown away.
Niklas Möring: Der Kölner Dom im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Verlag Kölner Dom: Köln 2011.
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COMMENT 17h ago
Usually bombing campaigns were directed at military targets, infrastructure, supply depos, equipment depos, radar stations and whatnot.
Unless allies want to set fire to inner cities where people live to hinder german workers from construction war material.
That practically everyone in WW2 targeted civilians with bombings is a fact that is not up for dispute.
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COMMENT 17h ago
loud and generally disliked
Which we know people who parade "family values" and religion never are.
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COMMENT 17h ago
Mascot exhibition gives 9 power and 7 toughness for 7 cmc basically tacked onto learn cards as an option. This is 10/10 for 7 but you have to put it in your deck and spend a card draw on it.
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COMMENT 52m ago
People resurrecting a dead meme here in the comments, kinda flavorful.