I wasn't even aware of this until a mutual showed me their announcement of the relocation. Was so confused about seeing stereotypical leftists at an anti immigration protest when I unknowningly turned up to the leftist side of the barricade
I genuinely cannot get over the absolute pure bullshit of gay race leftists having their relocation near the anti mass migration protest rubber stamped by a "conservative" local government that refused the same thing to patriots citing "earlier applications" by the leftists.
@RandomTarik Did you do the recommended 60 question version or the full 240 one? I did the latter.
Also, I never ended up closing the results tab for my answers, so it now lists my ideology as Baathist Socialism too lmao. Everything else remains the same
It's an unrealistic scenario but if a communist movement appeared and it took Europeans side and worked towards full scale remigration, while the right refused to. Then yes I would join them.
My love for what I perceive as my people is stronger then for any ideology.
@Punished_Dren There were exactly 0 shortly before the protest and a bit after, hence why I tweeted out that there wasn't a single Lithuanian flag on their side.
@Punished_Dren I did see 1 (one) at their side of the barricade when the protest was declared over at around 15:20, though I'm not sure whether this was one of them realising that there being no Lithuanian flags was terrible optics or someone from the anti-immigration side sneaking in
@kumiitwt@butchtwt Unless those family members in question are staunchly anti-immigration, this is about as hypocritical as being a leftist with "conservative" parents.
As much as I appreciate the positivity, the """far right""", unfortunately, can't change a family member's politics on demand
One of the oldest surviving Baltic texts is a complaint about someone wanting to drink without paying.
The Old Prussian Basel Epigram, usually dated to 1369, survives in a Latin manuscript. It basicall say: you’re no good company if you want a drink but won’t pay.
@Rvgsejis This requires law enforcement to actually be able to identify the tattoo as a ebul phashist symbol, which they somehow didn't (and no journos captured it either) or just didn't bother to. Important lessons can be drawn from this for someone on the "noticer" side of things
Maybe I just haven't seen it yet, but one of the two Russian speakers (apparently they are from Ukraine) who held up the Lithuanian posters at today's protest had a swastika fractal tattooed on his arm
Haven't seen discussion about it, that is. The main focus is almost exclusively the fact that they asked for permission to respond in Russian. Even the few photos I've seen of the two guys somehow didn't capture the swastika on the light haired guy's arm
Leftists only have one singular political goal: turn every White country into a dysfunctional niggеr shithole.
Poland needs to round up these malignant tumors roleplaying as humans and throw them in a labor camp/burial pit before the condition becomes terminal.