@MentisWave 1. no
2. yes
3. yes
they violated the TOS man, i know its upsetting that a state proxy were the ones who asked, but a private company can ban whoever they want for whatever reason they want. this only came because twitter needed to preserve their image.
Who are you Top5 favorite RBs all time. Not who you think is Top5 but who you liked the most. I’ll start
1. Adrian Peterson
2. Marshawn Lynch
3. Derrick Henry
4. Ladainian Thompson
5. Christian McCaffrey
HM: Marshall Faulk
İts really funny when westerns think MHP is some right wing nationalist party when its just one of the gazzilion kurdo-immigrant worship parties in Turkey
@MerkavaMarkFour these morons actually believe nazi war propaganda that they were completely self sufficient on oil and rubber lmao
as if allied colonies and trade outside of Europe isn’t what made the difference
@cybermaenad well, it may not be scalable from an economic standpoint, we dont know how to make beef more efficiently than a cow, let alone specifics cuts
but from a moral perspective yes you are right
@Zassishere the fact this is much closer proves they dont even care about manpower or logistics or manufacturing its just hyperborean aryan super soldier fan fiction
I never knew how much Wehraboos actually bought into the myth of German self-sufficiency
For people obsessed with the war, they know nothing about the logistical side of it
@uncannymannyyt people who make these kinds of points not realizing why fleets and air forces have shrunk in size.
the USN has ~250 ships now, during WW2 they had thousands.
thats not because the navy got worse, its because we invented new tech and ships that made other ships obsolete.
@archfeywarlok@ChampionsOTIce yup! russian oil resources were plagued by bureaucratic mismanagement. before and during the war they had to import in order to meet domestic and wartime demand.
if your name is any indication, im assuming you know how inefficient communist regimes can be. this is an example.
@ChampionsOTIce The same game applies to Europe, my friend. The UK imported 80 percent of its food and Germany 40 percent. 90 percent of African food consumption in sub Saharan Africa is domestic, by comparison, and 40 percent in North Africa