They all need to go back. Especially the productive ones. Mass Deportations are the liberal option. Married to an Amazon @JebBushesAss

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This is where I'm going to compile my Malfoid rewrite of the books. Summaries for each Chapter that doesn't need to be touched and then references for where each change takes place in the books. Let's get to it: _-_Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone_-_ _Chapter 1 – The Boy Who Lived_ Dursleys are dull and Dudley is a brat. Voldemort is dead and the Wizards are careless because of their excitement. Harry is dropped off to their house by Hagrid. Dumbledore and McGonagall are there to see him off, hoping he can avoid the Wizarding World’s attention as a child. _Chapter 2 – The Vanishing Glass_ Harry has a miserable time living under the staircase. Dudley is a brat and the school gang leader. The Dursleys do their bare minimum to care for him and want to avoid taking him to the Zoo. When there, Harry talks to a snake and it seems the snake understands him. Dudley’s snotty attitude makes Harry mad and the glass disappears letting the snake escape who appears to talk back to Harry. Harry is locked in his cupboard for this and Harry doesn’t understand why. _Chapter 3 – The Letters From No One_ Dudley has a brand new, private school uniform, Harry is getting a dyed hand-me-down for a public school. Letters start arriving for Harry, which Uncle Vernon refuses to let Harry see. No matter what Vernon Dursley does to stop them, the letters keep arriving through any crack possible. He takes them off to a Hotel and the letters keep coming. So he takes them off to a miserable shack off the shore to escape them, before a storm kicks up and a mysterious figure arrives at midnight. _Chapter 4 – The Keeper Of The Keys_ It’s Hagrid! Who bends up a rifle, hands Harry cake for his 11th Birthday, spooks the Dursleys, gives Dudley a pig tail and says “Yer a wizard Harry.” He also explains Harry’s parents did not die in a car crash and he’s famous. _Chapter 5 – Daigon Alley_ Page 65 (Half way down): At this moment the boat bumped gently into the harbor wall. Hagrid folded up his newspaper, and they clambered up the stone steps onto the street. As they got off the boat, Hagrid stared at the boat, then back out at the water. He grumbled to himself - something about the Dursleys deserving worse - as he turned the boat back around, pointing it towards the miserable looking shack out on the water. Hagrid looked over his shoulder to make sure no-one was watching and when he saw nobody but Harry, he tapped the boat twice with his umbrella, muttered a few words and the boat started skimming across the water. Ignoring the currents, it obediently traveled in a straight line back whence it came. "I guess it wouldn't be quite right to leave 'em there wi' no boat." Hagrid said, stuffing his umbrella back into his endless pockets. "Too soft for me own good. Alright Harry, off we go." He start walking boldly and Harry had to scurry to catch up. ------------------ They go to London, meet Wizards who all want to shake Harry’s hand and enter through a magic wall to Daigon Alley. They meet a nervous professor Quirrel, go to Gringotts to give Harry part of his parents fortune and Hagrid absolutely does not pick up the item in the book title nope just a random object no sir nothing important. Hagrid sends him into Madam Malkin to get a cloak. ------------------- Page 77-79: "Hogwarts, dear?" she said, when Harry started to speak. “Got the lot here – another young man being fitted up just now, in fact.” In the back of the shop, a girl with a pale, pointed face with standing on a footstool while a second witch pinned up her long black robes. Her long blonde flowed down behind her, she was looking down proudly at her new robes before the witch pushed her head back up. “I told you, keep looking up. You’re curling over when you look down.” He didn’t realize he was staring until Madam Malkin tapped him on the shoulder – causing him to jump – and then ushered him over to her. Madam Malkin stood Harry on a stool next to her, slipped a long robe over his head, and began to pin it to the right length. “Hello” said the girl, “Hogwarts too?” She tried to glance over but the witches hand shot up and moved her head back to looking ever so slightly up at the ceiling. Harry smiled meekly. “Yes.” “My father’s next door buying my books and Mother’s up the street looking at wands.” said the girl. She spoke with an air of importance, like it only natural Harry wanted to know about her. “Then I’m going to drag them off to look at racing brooms. I don’t see why first years can’t have their own. I think I’ll bully Father into getting me one and I’ll smuggle it in somehow.” She grinned at her own brilliant plan. Harry felt disappointed. He had thought she was quite pretty a moment ago and now he couldn’t help but compare her to Dudley. “Have YOUgot your own broom?” the girl went on. “No.” Said Harry. “Play Quidditch at all?” “No.” Harry said again, wondering what on earth Quidditch could be . “I do! Father says it’s a crime if I’m not picked to play for my House, and I must say, I agree. Know what House you’ll be in yet?” “No.” said Harry, feeling more stupid by the minute. “Well, no-one really knows until they get there, do they, but I know I’ll be in Slytherin, all our family have been – being in Hufflepuff, I think I’d leave, wouldn’t you?” Before Harry could answer the witch tending to her stated “Ok, almost all done, you can move your head now.” The blonde girl sighed happily and gazed over at Harry but was caught by something outside the window. “I say, look at man!” she said, nodding towards the front window. Hagrid was standing there, grinning at Harry and pointing at two large ice creams to show he couldn’t come in. “That’s Hagrid.” Said Harry, please to know something that the girl didn’t. “He works at Howarts.” “Oh.” said the boy. “I’ve heard of him.” She glanced back at him and up at his messy hair. “Are you his son? Your hair is the part.” She grinned and added “I can barely see your eyes under it all.” Harry felt his cheeks tinge and he went to try fix it before having his arm firmly pushed back down by Madam Malkin. “No I’m not.” He said shyly. “That’s good.” She stated. “I hear he’s a savage that lives in a hut on the school grounds. I was told he gets drunk and sets fire to his bed because he’s incapable of doing magic properly.” Harry felt himself liking this girl less and less by the second. “I think he’s brilliant.” He said coldly. “My father says he isn’t, so he can’t be.” she said with a sneer. “Does your father decide everything?” Harry snapped. To his surprise, the girls energy seemed to fade and her face became rather serious. “Of course he does.” Before Harry could figure out what this meant, the witch tending to the girl stated she was done. The girl beamed and triumphantly got off her stool to look into the mirror. “That’s why I’m going to be the best Slytherin. Better than Salazar!” She declared. She turned her head back to look at Harry. “Is that great lout with you then? Where are your parents?” Her interest in Harry seemed to be waning. “They’re dead.” Said Harry shortly. He didn’t feel much like going into the matter with this girl. “Oh, sorry.” said the girl, not sounding sorry. “Hmm. That wasn’t very ladylike to ask…” She put a finger on her chin, as if deep in thought. “Unless- were they our kind?” “They were a witch and a wizard, if that’s what you mean.” “Oh I’m sorry then.” She said, this time sounding halfway sincere. “It’s the other sort that are the problem. I don’t think they should let them into Hogwarts. They’re not the same, they’ve never been brought up in our ways, some of them have never even heard of Hogwarts until they get the letter. Ha, imagine. I think they should keep it in the old wizarding families, oh, what’s your surname anyway?” But before Harry could answer, Madam Malkin said “That’s you done, my dear.” And Harry, not sorry for an excuse to stop talking to the girl, hopped down from his footstool and headed for the door. “Well, I’ll see you at Hogwarts, I suppose.” Said the pale girl before adding “And don’t let Hagrid keep brushing your hair.” Harry heard her chuckle as he exited the door, resisting the urge to fix his hair. ----------------- Harry then gets a wand that is the mirror of Voldemorts and we move onto the next chapter. _Chapter 6 – The Journey From Platform Nine And Three-Quarters_ Harry finds out how obscure Wizard travel is, gets his introduction to the Weasley family, Neville loses his frog. Ron, sadly, does not say Bloody Hell when shown the scar, Hermonie shows up to criticize Ron’s color changing spell and leaves to help Neville. ----------------- Page 108-110: Three girls entered and Harry recognized the middle one at once: it was the pale girl from Madam Malkin’s robe shop. She was looking at Harry with a lot more interest than she’d shown back in Diagon Alley. "Is it true?" she said. "They’re saying all down the train that Harry Potter’s in this compartment. So it’s you, is it?" "Yes" said Harry. He was looking at the other girls. One was short and looked surprisingly tough. She had short, mousy brown hair that was badly combed. The other was taller than all of them and quite thin with thick black hair. She had dark patches under her green eyesand stood with almost no expression at all. "Oh, this is Crabbe." said the pale girl gesturing to the shorter one, who gave an enthusiastic toothy grin. "And this is Goyle." The tall girl gave the faintest of smiles. "And my name’s Malfoy." She said proudly. One hand's thumb pointed to her chest, the other hand on her hip. "Draconia Malfoy." Ron gave a slight cough, which might have been hiding a snigger. Draconia Malfoy looked at him. "Think my name’s funny, do you? No need to ask who you are. My father told me all the Weasleys have red hair, freckles and more children than they can afford." Her lip was curled in disgust. She looked back to Harry. "You’ll soon find out some wizarding families are much better than others, Potter. You don’t want to go making friends with the wrong sort." She said, with a not so subtle glance at Ron. "I can help you there." She declared. She held out her hand to shake Harry’s, but Harry didn’t take it. "I think I can tell who the wrong sort are for myself, thanks." He said coolly. Draconia Malfoy looked confused, retracted her hand, then narrowed her eyes then slowly said. "You, would reject, me? I’d be careful, if I were you, Potter." Her smile had totally faded, her brow had intensified and her greyeyes had gone dark. "Unless you’re a bit politer you’ll go the same as your parents. They didn’t know what was good for them, either. You hang around with riff-raff like the Weasleys and that, Hagrid, and it’ll rub off on you." Harry grit his teeth while Ron jumped up, fists curled, his face as Red as his hair. "Say that again." He said. "I dare you!" "Oh." She tilted her head "I knew Weasleys had no class but you're going to fight a girl, are you?’ Malfoy sneered. The other girls chuckled. "I think it would be smart if you just left." Said Harry bluntly. "Harry, you can't let her say that about your parents!" Exclaimed Ron. Harry just frowned and stayed in his seat. Trying not to let his anger get the better of him. "Oh, so noble Potter. Wouldn't dare hit a girl." She looked at the table full of treats and her eyes sparkled. "But we don’t feel like leaving. We're so hungry you see. Surely you noble gentlemen wouldn't mind sharing with us, fine young ladies." She said mockingly. Malfoy nudged Goyle, who then walked forward into the room, looming over Ron. She looked entirely unphased by Ron's clenched fists. Ron hesitated as the tall girl reached past him towards the Chocolate Frogs. He looked at Harry, who still wore a dark expression, then turned back and lunged forward. To his surprise, he was pushed to the ground by Crabbe before he even got close. She puffed out her chest and said "Ha, got you! Stupid Weasley! That's what-" She was interrupted by Goyles scream. A chocolate frog flew past Ron as he got off the floor. Scabbers the rat was hanging off her long fingers, sharp little teeth sunk into Goyle’s smooth knuckle. "Ah! Gross! Ah, get it off!" Goyle shook Scabbers back and forth as she howled. Scabbers finally flew off and hit the window, while Goyle started crying. She ran out the room with Crabbe right behind. Draconia went to follow but stopped, glaring back at Harry and Ron. "You'll regret that. Potter." She vanished and Harry let out a sigh of relief. Ron scratched his head and said "Why is she so mad at you? It wasn't your Rat that bit her." Hermoine Granger came in at that moment. “What HAS been going on?” She said, looking at the sweets Goyle had knocked to the floor, and Ron, picking up Scabbers by his tail. “I think he’s been knocked out.” Ron said to Harry. He looked closer at Scabbers. “No… I don’t believe it… he’s gone back to sleep.” And so he had. “You’ve met Malfoy before?” Harry explained about their meeting in Diagon Alley. “I’ve heard of her family.” Said Ron darkly. “They were some of the first to come back to our side after You-Know-Who disappeared. Said they’d been bewitched. My dad doesn’t believe it. He says Malfoy’s father didn’t need an excuse to go over to the Dark Side.” “Hmm.” Said Harry, thinking back to the serious look Malfoy had had when her father came up during their conversation. Ron turned to Hermione, still standing at the door. “Can we help you with something?” -------------------- They arrive at Hogwarts and boats take them in underneath. Chapter 7 is next. I’ll update this when I get more time. #Malfoid #HarryPotter #Malfoy #Fanfiction
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You can tell who only plays Competitive and not normal Play Throughs. The average Pokemon learnset until Gen 7 is dogshit. Strength is often a far better physical move than most Pokemon learn and because the AI is not smart enough to swap out, Fly is often a Fliers BEST move.
“Fly and Strength are good moves”
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BREAKING: The nation’s first-ever Detransition Clinic is now open as a result of my historic settlement with Texas Children’s Hospital.
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“Once every right-winger in the world is in prison, we’ll start a new right-wing movement from scratch.” —the greatest political genius of our time
🇺🇸🇧🇷🗳️ Nick Fuentes comemora vitória de Lula no Brasil e defende a prisão de líderes da direita para que o movimento recomece do zero: “Que se fodam esses líderes: Netanyahu, Bolsonaro, Trump, Milei, Meloni, todos têm que ir para a cadeia. O bom de a esquerda ganhar é que dá à direita a chance de começar do zero e montar um movimento nacionalista de verdade.”
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People in my State have now tinted their front windows so dark, I'm consistently seeing them roll down the window to look left and right at a junction.
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The layoffs will continue until video games improve
Don’t Nod, the studio behind the original Life is Strange, is collapsing. The French developer is facing a near-total layoff, up to 85 jobs, which would leave its French teams with only a small number of employees. The studio has struggled with a string of underperforming releases, the most recently the sci-fi adventure Aphelion. Don’t Nod has warned that it may not have enough funding to continue operating beyond January 31, 2027, and has entered a French “safeguard” procedure to restructure its finances.
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American glass. American metal. American silicon. American batteries. American workers. American everything. BlueChip is the first American computer in decades. Don't let anyone lie to you and say it can't be done. Designed in California. Built in America.
BlueChip. Built in America. America made the first electronic computer to win a war. Now we depend on our greatest adversaries to build the computers that run our economy and defend our nation. Today, we bring it home.
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Trump: "But Malfoy is a boy." CIA Director "Not according to Twitter sir. You can see by the image provided." "So a crossdresser?" "No sir. Born as a woman sir." "So a TransMan or TransWoman?" "No sir. Born as a woman the whole time." "Isn't that what *they* say?" "Well no sir, they say they were born into the wrong body-" "So Malfoy was born into the wrong body?" "No sir this Malfoy was born into the right body." "Then it's a femboy?" "No sir she's female." "But you said Malfoy was born into the right body, correct?" "Yes sir but-" "Malfoy is a man." "Correct sir, however in this timeline-" "Our timeline?" "Well uh, no sir, the Harry Potter timeline-" "You're telling me we've confirmed the existence of a Harry Potter timeline?" "No sir no, I'm say-" "So which timeline is the right one if we haven't confirmed it?" "Well it's all a hypothetical sir. Rowlings timeline is the Canon timeline, she's the one who dictates-" "Well she hates Trans people so how can Malfoy be a girl now?" "She hasn't commented sir." "Incredible she hasn't to be honest. Malfoid has taken over it really has." "I- wait a minute sir. Malfoid? I never said Malfoid I only said Malfoy..." "..." "... Sir." "... Ah you got me Ratcliffe." "Mr President-" "I paid @redteneri to make that post. All for the good of America you understand. Anti-Incel propaganda, try to fix the divide between the sexes, heal the country that sort of thing." "Sir I had no idea-" "Bleach movie worked out pretty well too. Catgirls are the best, they're just great, wouldn't you agree John?" "I... Am quite fond of them, yes." "Strong beautiful brown woman. Great ass. Almost as good as Nicki Minaj let me tell you." "I-" "Now let Kim Jung Un know I finally convinced those morons at Activision to make North Korea the villain in the new Call of Duty. It was his primary condition when settling that nuclear missile problem." "I'll let him know sir." "Oh and John before you go. Make sure you put any Lewd Malfoid cosplayers on a list." "Already on it sir. Personal project." "Excellent."
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If you ask around RW Twitter you will discover that a lot of people at some point did an African aid trip and all have very similar stories. What you don't hear, is the normies and liberals that went on that same trip, will never talk about it, to avoid cognitive dissonance.
My uncle did a mission trip to Africa to teach a village how to raise pigs for food. They flew in with a bunch of pigs, built pens for them, Food and water troughs, and taught them how to breed them so they could always have meat. Two weeks of work and teaching. They went back a year later to check on the village. They had thrown a giant party the night after my uncle left, slaughtered and ate all the pigs, sold the feeders and fencing, and were really pissed off that the mission didn't bring them more pigs.
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There’s Magic in Learning! 🪄
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I have commented about the one bad teacher I had, but I will say most of my teachers were always very nice to me and a lot of them either gave me more work or tolerated me reading fiction in class when I finished the work. I know this isn't the case for most guys like me but just like I always show my gratefulness for the Boomers that have helped me in my life, I want to show my thanks to the Teachers that tried to help me too. I often think a lot of people in my life tried to help me yet couldn't because of the toxic culture of the time and me being... Just a bit odd frankly. Now I can't say the same about 90% of my employers they can go fuck themselves
Smart white boys surpass their teachers in intelligence by fourth or fifth grade. Remember public elementary school teachers have IQs around 100-105 based on SAT scores. These women know it and they hate it. They like compliance. They grade based on compliance.
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It's time to just remove these judges whenever they show their heads. You can't come up with a fair system as they are deliberately abusing the current one
Once again, an Obama-appointed district judge is attempting to put himself above the Supreme Court, which already decided 6-3 in Trump v. Slaughter that the President can fire executive employees at will. That includes Assistant U.S. Attorneys like James Comey’s daughter. Like the other activist rulings, this too will be appealed and overturned, but that’s not the point. These rogue judges should’ve been dealt with long ago. John Thune failed to pass the No Rogue Rulings Act, which passed the House in April of last year.
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Part of this is because of the belief of absolute equality. If men and women are the same, and to believe otherwise is evil, and then it only makes sense that men will be attracted to the things that you are attracted to as a woman. This is nonsense but they do it anyway
A lot of women have no realization they are being fucked over by this. They will actually be into a guy and then try to neg him or be mean, because harpies taught them so, and then they end up just pissing the person off.
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How about you cut the backyard, pick up the broken wood lying out there and fix the fucking deck. Stop jacking off to porn and pretending to be the girl you couldn't get in highschool and so something physical
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Faction composed entirely of Haitians They’re all backstabbing retards who want to destroy civilization. What did Mike Pondsmith mean by this?
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Is anything not an entrance to the alt-right lmao
filian was an entrance to the alt-right pipeline, and if theres anything i learned in the past 10 years, its that we dramatically underestimated how dangerous the entrances are
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A British government minister should be fired immediately for saying this It means that most of us cannot trust the government any more
Shabana Mahmood: “white men that wave the England flag are bad people”.
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I'm not American, but I am a historian. I view the entire Pacific theatre as something which could have been avoided, but American foreign policy choices and colonial ambitions forced the issue. America did not, however, necessarily want war with Japan. A land invasion of Japan would have resulted in cataclysmic population collapse, if not outright ethnic cleansing as a consequence of existing Japanese culture and supply constraints. Across the Pacific theatre, Japan operated under what was close to a "no retreat" doctrine; strategic repositioning could be justified, but ceding territory to mitigate losses was not. It was expected, and required often, that soldiers and civilians both would give their lives for the Emperor. To be clear, this is not an indictment against Japan's honour, as its men fought bravely and legitimately believed that they were fighting an implacable, possibly genocidal threat. The Americans, after all, did not have perfectly friendly relations with Japan for the prior century. This attitude, and the belief that terrible harms would come upon Japanese women and children, resulted in horrific and avoidable tragedies. There are many stories from Marine veterans of civilians killing themselves when they successfully occupied an island or village. A few hundred, maybe a thousand here and there, but these events were significant enough they made it to American high command and had US troops seriously questioning what they were doing. And it was for this reason that a mass shock-and-awe decisive strike was planned, to force the unconditional surrender. The American people still wanted revenge and a conditional surrender would not have been that, and, American command wanted to mitigate the damage to civilians because they knew full-well what would happen in the case of a ground invasion. The final point to take note of is, in the months leading up to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Imperial Japanese Army had started training civilian men and women to fight, using everything from farm tools to sharpened bamboo spears. Whether or not this was out of genuine fear or not is irrelevant; it trains the populace to expect certain things and behave in certain ways. So, in the case of a ground invasion without the use of nuclear weapons: A wave of bombers strikes Japanese airfields first, destroying most of them essentially overnight. They also target and destroy any military bases they can find, as the US planes can simply fly higher than the Japanese interceptors. This goes on for two weeks, with a final ultimatum issued: Surrender or the mainland will be invaded. The Japanese generals refuse. America lands its troops across the Eastern coasts, moving inland rapidly. Warships bombard cities and fortifications, while overhead planes firebomb everything. Even trying to mitigate damages and warning civilians to evacuate, many stay behind to fight and are slaughtered by the thousands. American troops arrive to razed cities with few scattered defenders, most too poorly equipped to present a real threat. Word gets out to the government of Japan, who declares that this is an existential war and that everyone must fight. The Soviets now, having finished in Germany, are turning Eastward and are moving to invade Hokkaido as well as Japan's remaining territories in continental Asia. Already stretched thin defending against America, the Soviets quickly move in and take over. Thousands of Japanese women, having colonized these provinces when they were conquered, are raped. They later go on to form a distinct local ethnicity of mixed Russo-Japanese people, with much of those continental territories and Hokkaido permanently changed, demographically. Back on the Mainland, Japan's industrial centres are gone. Instead of nuking them, Hiroshima and Nagasaki are firebombed and the cities do not survive. The devastation and casualty numbers are similar, albeit drawn out over several weeks of sustained bombardment. Due to interruptions in food supplies, millions of urban civilians starve. Many lose faith in the Japanese government and decide to seek refuge in American-built concentration camps where they at least receive food and shelter. These camps are not safe either, however, as while Americans violently punish any rapists found amongst their number, many rapes do still occur. Children trying to protect their mothers are viciously beaten, and this reaches the American mainland as a series of scandals. Every mile of land secured by American forces comes with at least 50% casualty rates among the locals, often by their own hands, sometimes when they attack American troops. Traps severely damage American troops' morale, but aren't common issues as they push towards Japan's capital. Upon reaching it, the Emperor is quickly found, surrounded, imprisoned and forced to surrender. A press statement is issued, broadcast to every city, every internment camp, every newspaper, etc., mirroring the one we saw in real life. Accompanying it, however, is a declaration that Japan is now an American colony. Administratively, Japan loses its autonomy. It is given a constitution much more restrictive than the one in real life, however, much of the worst consequences are still avoided for the same reasons as in real life. The major differences are mass depopulation, permanent American bases across the entirety of Japan, and the complete loss of its Northern isles. Hokkaido becomes a Soviet province, completely alien in culture and language from the rest of Japan, forming a North/South Japan not unlike Korea. The entire island is demographically changed, with a large influx of American men taking Japanese women as wives; primarily due to so many of Japan's men being wiped out during the war. Modern parallels to this is Ukrainian women. Japanese itself becomes a secondary, local ethnic language whilst the primary language is English. This is, primarily, for ease of communication between the provisional government of Japan and America. In this alternate timeline, Communism is much more powerful of a force in Japan as well, thanks to both Soviet and CIA subversion within the country. Its identity already damaged heavily from the war, and demographic changes, it's possible that 'South Japan' ends up seeking unification with 'North Japan', with a constant and persistent risk of violent revolution. That's a bit harder to predict, however. All in all, while I absolutely loathe the loss of life from using nuclear weapons, I do truly believe it was the lesser of two evils. The alternative sees Japan demographically ruined and its culture annihilated, while losing territory to the Soviets who continue to push their weight around militarily. Without the fear of nuclear exchange, there's no reason for the soviets to ever stop in their expansionism besides domestic tensions and so the second half of the 20th century would have been much bloodier all around. A terrible case where it was necessary to sacrifice a few, for the sake of the many. Both in Japan, and around the world.
I’m Japanese. Question for Americans 🇺🇸 If nuclear weapons had NEVER existed during WWII… Would Japan have stood a chance against America? 🇯🇵⚔️🇺🇸 ⚔️ It would’ve been a close fight. 🇺🇸 America would’ve still dominated. ⏳ Japan could’ve held out much longer. 🤔 The outcome might’ve been different. Was America’s military superiority already overwhelming without the atomic bombs? I want your honest opinion.
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Brazil slipped in there as if it's a powerful nation, like Indians slip in India when talking about how beautiful women are. Brazil doesn't even have a double digit submarine count.
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In the UK especially, Men are being told to get ready to fight Russia to defend British Values. When you ask them to define those values, it's all a bunch of contradictory nonsense from the 90s onward.
Why the fuck would White men go to war to die for “their nation” when the state is importing foreigners daily into their country?
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Japan having high rates of sexual assault is the perfect example of people believing an obvious lie because it's politically expedient for them to do so.
>"Japan has high rates of sexual assault." >"No they don't, here's statistical proof." >"japan fakes the numbers, bigot" So if the official numbers are fake, where are these """people""" getting their "high rates" from?
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