One explanation is that a small somewhat deniable attack on a NATO member can slowly erode trust in a reliable article 5 response, bringing about the kind of local alliances world that benefits Putin, who wants to control the areas surrounding Russia.
I watched the first one when it came out, and it's the only one I watched. From my memory and without looking it up: there's imperialist extractive space Americans that need some sort of resource located under a giant tree on the planet Navoo, populated by tribal Navi people, blue entities that use their tails to have sex and also touch grass. Some American grunt is sent on a recon mission and falls in love with a blue girl who is probably a princess, who shows him their natural ways of life under the holy tree that gives them their libido. Space Americans then blow up the tree and the grunt leads a rebellion against the space people - I think there may have been a sub plot of body swapping, and some neat undulating colours.
Yeah, the eugenics thing is frequently repeated here. I guess the point is also that the premise rests on dumb people outbreeding smart ones, and dumb people are poor. But I always saw that as not being the message of the film.
PLA is not compostable or anything of the sort. So honestly it's more of a "this plastic could be recycled, given that it's sorted out from the other plastic, and given financial viability".
Edit: as pointed out below, it's more correct to say that it's not home-compostable
One explanation is that a small somewhat deniable attack on a NATO member can slowly erode trust in a reliable article 5 response, bringing about the kind of local alliances world that benefits Putin, who wants to control the areas surrounding Russia.
Whoa, almost no margin for error
Three days, no?
Not debating that, seems plainly true to me.
Not to defend vance, fuck him, but a motorcade would indeed be disruptive to regular traffic. Or don't vice presidents travel in convoys?
I watched the first one when it came out, and it's the only one I watched. From my memory and without looking it up: there's imperialist extractive space Americans that need some sort of resource located under a giant tree on the planet Navoo, populated by tribal Navi people, blue entities that use their tails to have sex and also touch grass. Some American grunt is sent on a recon mission and falls in love with a blue girl who is probably a princess, who shows him their natural ways of life under the holy tree that gives them their libido. Space Americans then blow up the tree and the grunt leads a rebellion against the space people - I think there may have been a sub plot of body swapping, and some neat undulating colours.
My compromise is that I believe in hell for really shitty people in positions of power, and that's it.
Nah man, he deserves worse
I think I can bottle with one hand myself.
Awwwww
Yeah, the eugenics thing is frequently repeated here. I guess the point is also that the premise rests on dumb people outbreeding smart ones, and dumb people are poor. But I always saw that as not being the message of the film.
Fair, I mean that it's not compostable in home compost environments.
PLA is not compostable or anything of the sort. So honestly it's more of a "this plastic could be recycled, given that it's sorted out from the other plastic, and given financial viability".
Edit: as pointed out below, it's more correct to say that it's not home-compostable
As if China needs to learn this lesson from Russia.
In this case, genocide, invasions, and the killing of civilians.
Nice! Rest in piece, and may there be a hell specifically for people who commit such injustices.
One neat detail is that the "mince" comes out as St. Georg Ribbons.
How would this be defined?
Whoa that looks unsafe
How about more military and financial support for Ukraine rather than cheap populist measures?