halvar
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<p>őrült sár/istenarcú lény 🇭🇺</p> <p>Old account: halvar@lemm.ee</p> <p>~~New account: <a href="https://europe.pub/u/halvar@europe.pub~~">europe.pub/u/halvar@europe.pub~~</a> Inactive until other cataclysm</p> <p><em>May lemm.ee rest in peace</em></p> <p><em><s>May lemy.lol rest in peace too</s></em></p> <p><strong>LEMY.LOL NEVER DIES</strong></p>
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My previous comment was very cynical, but when you think about it communism is the historical anomaly. Sure you can point to the Mass killings wikipedia page, but you can also do that with other topics and they also are separated into “XY under communism” and “XY” articles. XY could be stuff like “Economy”, “Urban development”, “Housing” or “Worker’s rights”. It’s just a convention wikipedia seems to adhere to.
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not yet
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Jokes on you, I’m from europe and still hasn’t gone to sleep
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but what if im suprised by the lack of the element of surprise, does it contain it then?
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what? it's still perfectly good.
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Religions aren’t something to be argued about with the tools of empiricism. The mythologies of religions are non-provable, that’s why they are also called faith. If someone religious tries to “prove” the statements of their religion to someone who doesn’t believe in them not only are they misguided but also most likely not too sharp, since they can’t recognize the utter futility of what they are doing. It’s futile not only because they have no chance of convincing their talking partner, but also...
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