@m1082893375356@AsoNgTsina@andr_keii Behold, your country's greatest fear. Your country is basically Samsung's private property. ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ
@lochlan_0000@m1082893375356@AsoNgTsina@andr_keii We should stop talking to racist goy cattle. Last time they fought an internet war, they got dogpiled by everyone, from the SEABLINGS to Brazillans.
As one Brazilian has said "Their land is so infertile, that neither grass nor people grow"
@m1082893375356@AsoNgTsina@andr_keii A yes, shekels per goy is now the standard of wealth. Just asking, what will happen to the money after you're dead (most likely from suicide or overwork)
@m1082893375356@AsoNgTsina@andr_keii My good man, did Samsung, Hyundai, or whatever corporations you are in gave you permission to use social media in your free time? Your time out is still around 5-6 hours later, yes. Go back to work ๐๐
@TKalye_0263@m1082893375356@andr_keii Meanwhile Korea itself is a vassal of greater powers for most of it's history. Though the North could be proud of itself for resisting the superpower that is the US, the South is still continuing the tradition of vasallage.
@TKalye_0263@m1082893375356@andr_keii Well, Koreans (more specifically South Koreans) have a massive inferiority complex. Literally the middle child of the Sino-Sphere. China was and still is a powerful progenitor civilization, Japan and Vietnam have a history of resistance against great powers......
@m1082893375356@andr_keii "If you can't solve your murder issue in your country, we're allowed to kill you."
You sound exactly like that. Morality isn't a privilege granted to a select few people who are richer. It applies for everyon, you fucktwit.
@aflyingteapot17 Catholic schools in the Philippines is basically public schools with an extra subject. Literally the same curriculum, except with 1-2 extra subjects. Not like real private Catholic schools in other countries
@BlubFunnies And the most accurate and contemporary sources on the evangelization of the Philippines is written in Spanish, which was deliberately blocked by both American colonial authorities and the local Freemason elite in the education system to make Filipinos forget their real history