Why?
You're asking why a dictator who uses chemical weapons on people being removed is a good thing?
Strawman
I was basing it on threads I saw on Lemmygrad and Hexbear. Their only concern is about the impact is has on Russia, Iran & China.
It's a double edged sword. Assad gone is a good thing, however it remains to be seen that it's a good thing for the people of Syria, only time will tell. But you can't cling onto a shitty dictator on the off chance that things might be worse. The people of Syria certainly seem to be happy about it.
From the Tankie perspective, they couldn't give a flying fuck about the people of Syria, only what it means for the "unity" of anti-US aligned countries such as Iran & Russia.
55.65% tariff on Chinese furniture sliding rail parts
This is oddly specific, both the value and the items...
Were there other pictures circulating? I don't get how they could recognise him instantly... or at all based off the pictures I've seen.
Better free some rapists, paedophiles and murders to let this danger to society have a prison space!
I think generally it's calmed down over the past 12 months and don't see so much shitty behaviour like we used to. There would be a tendency for them to jump onto a thread and swarms of them would dogpile onto people spamming them with pictures and antagonize people.
The tankie communities are definitely seeing the fall of Assad as a very bad thing. I was surprised at first, but then not surprised that they'd be supportive of dictator that aligns with Russia.
This is essentially what happened with ukip and Brexit in the UK. It took a while for the movement to gain traction but it did eventually start to put pressure on the government at the time.
The only issue is if that you'll no doubt need rich backers to gain influence... But that might be a bit of an issue if your entire platform is to shit on the same people who you need.
Fuck yeah! I finally just watched the rest of the race over my lunch. The Verstappen and Piasti incident made me really fucking nervous throughout!
Tech firm workers encouraged to join government for six to twelve month “Tours of Duty” to work on national missions.
Why would anyone do this? You'd need to sacrifice your salary and your position at your current job for a temporary 6 to 12 month secondment.
There's Linux distro called suicide Linux that wipes your hard drive on any mistyped command.
I've never seen ham look like that before, it's fucking huge! I've not even seen ham even close to a quarter of that size.