How is ANY of that different from the ACTUAL world war 2 that already happened, where banks collapsed during the great depression, governments collapsed, an unexpected government system, Fascism, rose up to try to take over the world, etcetcetc. Only thing missing was Jesus showing up. I don't think he's coming.

Yes, Fort Bragg, a military base beach, where the military has been dumping some of its trash for decades, has one too. But the picture I posted is of the breach in Vladivostok, where beach gowers were the ones tossing trash. Here you can see more pictures.

I have no issues with Muslims. Just conservatives, religious extremists, and totalitarian socialists.

So, is themoscowtimes.com a parallel world to you or not?

Just the fact that they are working at McDonald's doing the very basic simple stuff, instead of doing something more complex. Remember, there weren't very many menial labor jobs before. You could dig ditches, paint stuff... Used to be you could do those menial repetitive  jobs at a factory, but robots replaced a lot of that. And I think even retail is more complex than making burgers.



Self evidence again, just the fact that so many of these fast food jobs exist that wouldn't have otherwise. But, I guess no concrete evidence. It's impossible to predict what kinds of jobs would have existed if fast food never came about.



Of course not. McDonald's even has their own college, called Hamburger University, just outside of Chicago, and training is mandatory for owners, and available for managers. But most people just aren't interested in learning. Plus there's not much to learn with just making burgers. Those employees would be better off taking the free time of their part time employment learning something else. Also, if we train everyone do to more complex things, who will be left to make the burgers? (Probably the same people who don't care about training now, since those who want extra training are already seeking it out)



Said another way, in one scenario, the job is so simple anyone can do it, and dozens of people are on the sidelines hoping for that job.

The job wouldn't be expendable if there weren't many other people looking to get it too. That's what determines if the job is expendable or not: how complex it is and how many other people are available to do it. Want a job that's not expendable? Learn a skill that can't be replicated by every single person who walks off the street.

Realcoin plans to partner with a bank, and then maybe a group of banks, to do the backing. So the same dollars that you deposit into your bank account, you would then be able to withdraw as a Realcoin, with your originally deposited dollar backing it. The hope is that if a bank or group of banks do it, while following most of the same regulations they already do, they won't get shut down.

If Russia invades Eastern Ukraine to bomb and destroy the separatists, Ukraine would only be grateful. Your analogy only works if US were to continue to support ISIS, and invaded to help them take over the rest of Syria.

But they seemed to be OK then, according to the bible, and are even given as examples of good behavior (like attempting to murder your child if the voice in your head tells you to).

Pretty sure she's talking about poor people that have to many kids while not working much and depending on social programs.

Read the article. It doesn't say that Ukraine shot down flight MH17, it says they are suing for "manslaughter by negligence" and because "under international law Ukraine should have closed its air space if it could not guarantee the safety of flights."

Even Germans know that it the was separatists who shot down the plane by mistake and "Putin now understood that he has passed the weapon to wrong people".

http://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/article130579514/Putin-realisiert-dass-er-die-Falschen-bewaffnete.html

But don't worry, Russia's time in court will come.

This part is especially funny and stupid, because there have been several protests in Washington by Ukrainians DEMANDING that US gets involved and back Kiev forces, which US continues to refuse to do. If only all those protesters were told that those Kiev forces are already US-backed 

Random guy talks on the internet. THIS PROVES EVERYTHING!

Also, first class gets food in ceramic plates with ceramic mugs.

Sorry, I had to come back to this and address it specifically. That proud Russian identity you speak of? Ukrainians also have their own proud Ukrainian identity. Things like Kievan Rus and Cossacs, and remembering the history of being constantly invaded by Mongols, Tatars, Poland, and Russia, until finally being conquered by Soviet Russia and being forced to be a part of Soviet Union. That is the history and the identity that Ukrainians have and cherish, and wish to preserve. The reason Ukrainians are supporting those "democratically elected" leaders is because they promise to help them preserve that identity, and the reason they kicked out Yanukovich (among others) and why they are fighting so hard against Russians is because they were threatening to destroy Ukrainian identity and have it be swallowed up, like it was something insignificant, by Russia. Again. And, BTW, this is why if Russia does invade the whole of Ukraine, instead of arriving to a population welcoming them with flowers and open arms, they will have a population that will fight them at every turn.

So it's rather ironic and hypocritical of you to talk about respecting identities, when Russia is the one trying to crush it.


As for a country not being a prison, tell that to Russia that annexed Crimea, and is now preventing people, especially Tatars, from being able to leave. People are getting mugged, pulled out of hard, and having their passports taken away or damaged so they can't fly or leave the country.

No, I'm not claiming that most of the world is north America, and o don't care about your personal anecdotal evidence from a part of the world you live in where they happen to like Russia. I mean actual polling around the globe

Russia’s Global Image Negative amid Crisis in Ukraine


So, sorry, but despite what your local friends think, Russia is hated by the world, and will probably be increasingly so as more evidence of their involvement in Eastern Ukraine continues to come out. Even more so if they keep brandishing their tactical nukes, threatening other Slavic neighbors, and supporting Syria and ISIS.

Are you a 9/11 conspiratard?


They invaded Afghanistan, and screwed with Egypt, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. Of course they invaded the middle east. Half the problems US has in the middle East comes from cleaning up Russian shit (including Al Queda and 9/11 planes, which came from a group US armed to fight of Russian invasion).


Because Russia's economy is tiny, and has been more or less stagnating for the last decade. Besides, America didn't cause the global economy collapse, either. Bankers of global international banks did, along with financial analysts who made really bad mistakes. The collapse didn't happen on purpose or with any malice, it was due a huge miscalculation of risk by a single insurance company Leahman Brothers, and everyone else wrongly assuming that LH calculated the risk right and had the money to cover their market bets. So, not only is Russia too small to cause that much of a wreck, and not only was this not caused by America, but the same mistake could easily have been made by a Russian bank as well.


Literally billions? Like, all seven of those billions that exist on the planet?



They're not dying of starvation. Companies where I phones are made provide their workers with housing, food, water, and clean working environment. They are dying of suicides due to boredom and feeling trapped. BEFORE these "manufacturing camps" got there, when China was communist and India was very socialist, THEN they were dying of starvation, since all they could do is be farmers or prostitutes. And the ones that don't have access to water are mostly in Africa, where Soviet Russia has had a TON of influence, creating people's revolutions and setting up socialist regimes. It's effects are still screwing Africa up. But it will get better once Capitalism gets there, like it's getting better in Kenya.


Do you like using the internet? Or Skype? Or Bitcoin? Do you like posting things and voicing your opinion? Do you like being able to voice your disapproval of government or its actions? The west has no issues with you doing those things. Russia, on the other hand, would like to either jail you, or send some thugs to beat some sense into you. Yes, it can be much worse.

Said another way, McDonald's figured out how to create a very simple to learn and do job, and created tons of new jobs that people without skills were finally able to get.

http://biblehub.com/matthew/5-17.htm

"Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish but to fulfill. 18"For truly I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke shall pass from the Law until all is accomplished."

Um... Yes? Do you disagree with this or something?

All Pagan has ever been doing is copy/pasting news articles with links, nothing more. So...
Is themoscowtimes.com proof of existence of parallel worlds?

Or do you exist in a parallel world where themoscowtimes.com doesn't exist?

Why would the US or NATO want to invade Russia? There's absolutely nothing in there anyone wants, and no one, no Europeans, and no Americans, support such a thing. The only thing anyone has ever talked about is a line, as in defensive, "DO NOT CROSS" position to keep Russia from trying to expand again.

Nah, more like this

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