[-] boyi 22 points 1 month ago

People tend to think of you view as racist, but you are describing a culture of weirdos that are prevalent in certain society. I don't think your going to win thus the downvotes, but I understood you well.

[-] boyi 20 points 2 months ago

Why are you reposting the post?

Anyway, what's your son's dna result?

[-] boyi 24 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

I like how this comment tries to justify a genocide.

'Hey, we are the victims here. All these genocidal acts committed by us didn't happen out of thin air. We can't no longer endure them. So please, please let us commit all these atrocities so that we can be the perpetrators instead of the victims.'

Sincerely,

-The Zionists-

[-] boyi 24 points 3 months ago

Quite amusing that they choose Paria as the name for the company. I wonder if it has special meaning in local language. Context: Pariah

[-] boyi 23 points 3 months ago

that's is basically Israel strategy. Don't know on what ground you're getting downvoted.

Israel wants to involve the US into the conflict, to create the perceptive diversion when it moves into Rafah and continue towards their goals. However, Iran took the necessary steps, e.g. informing the US in advance their course of actions, so that the US won't be forced into the conflict.

That's basically what happened. The US keep themselves out, Iran gets to retaliate while keeping a distance from the US, and Israel will be on their own should it moves forward to Rafah.

[-] boyi 20 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

of course they can, to the countries that have diplomatic relations with them, but not many countries, of course.

Fun fact:

As of 2024, Malaysia is the only country in Southeast Asia that does not maintain diplomatic relations with North Korea.

source

If Kim Jong-Nam assassination rings a bell...

[-] boyi 21 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

They still support Ukraine. But to bring Ukraine's grain into the country is a no go for them. Domestically Poland have to deal with the farmers, constitutes a large demographic chuck of their voters, who can't compete with the cheaper Ukraine's grain and ended up suffer financially.

edit: a news article on this matter

[-] boyi 22 points 6 months ago

I am going to get downvoted for this but yeah, this is kind of expected. We think that they will lose customers. Yeah they will lose us but they don't care. We're not part of the market that they're building on. Their markets are those who depends on them, those that can't live without them. And they don't care about about our generation that much because we are part of the experimental generations when they tested the market. The new generation are their targets because that's are what they're exposed to when they grow up.

Google is a good example as a case study. They took really long time to figure out how to make money. Instead of using ads banners like its counterparts during its time, it stayed on providing free services, Gmail, maps etc, so that we'll get hooked to them. It's only once we're hooked to them that they start changing things leaving the next gen with no much choice.

[-] boyi 19 points 6 months ago

With a population 1/7 of Ukraine, the GDP is 1/3 of Ukraine - not bad at all.

[-] boyi 20 points 7 months ago

You reminded me of this. The potholes were fixed the very next day after the tweet.

[-] boyi 23 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

They guy at the back straight away directed the lady's daughter to stop ~~asking~~ taking questions once they realised they've fucked up.

[-] boyi 21 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

How successful the court of public opinion has been in influencing the outcome of Israel conflict before?

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