The level of gaslighting we've had in the last 24 hours is absolutely off the charts. You can fuck off with this shit:
- "Cueta is in Africa so it's not really Spain"
Pearl Harbor is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean so it's not really the US then?
- "A lot of them have gone home"
If 60,000 people break into your home and then leave that is better than them all squatting in your home permanently, but they still broke into your house.
- "They're refugees fleeing the climate crisis" (James O'Brien came up with this gem)
No, they're not. If I was fleeing the climate crisis, I'd bring my wife and kids, not 59,999 other men. They want a better life. They can apply for a visa and if they meet our rules, we'll decide which ones we want to accept and which we do not. Otherwise they're queue-barging and can fuck off.
- They can't get from to Cueta to mainland Europe because there's a stretch of water and a border there.
Uhh, we're letting boatloads of illegal immigrants into Britain on the daily. There is absolute no evidence European countries have any desire to enforce their borders.
- It's not a migrant invasion, it's just Morocco doing it on purpose
Oh, it's an *organised* invasion. What a relief.
Fuck my life.
These people merely want the best life for themselves and their families, just like everyone on this planet. The fact that so many conservatives and so-called Christians are attacking them is disgusting.
@BenMulroney The odd fascination with trying to own the opposition without holding the dear leader to the same account is a textbook case of propaganda.
US Marines during the Second Battle of Fallujah in 2004, known as Operation Phantom Fury.
It involved some of the most intense urban combat American troops encountered in the Iraq War. Many historians place it among the toughest urban battles in history since Hue City in 1968.
@CryptoHotep@RetroByteVault Yup popular games and movies were expensive. Thats why renting was cheaper then. As a retail store, you bought x copies and then you could keep the profits after you โpaidโ for them.
@RetroByteVault Likely video stores and retail places. You often had to purchase them at higher than MSRP but you could keep profits beyond the purchase price.